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The Benton County Sheriff was
authorized to purchase Kalsomine
and interior paint to be used in
Sheriff,S house in the amount not
to exceed $500 with the under
standing that the Sheriff is to pay
the cost of applying these mater
ialS. .......
The notice of bids for County
printing for the year beginning on
July 1, 1910 was ordered published,
said bids tc be opened May 6, 1910
at 200 pm.
A resolution was passed recon-
mending abandonment of the rail-
road grade crossing in Section %,
Township North, Range Is E.WM.
Options were granted to the
Bonneville Power Administration
for the purchase Of transmission
line easement across county owned
properties.
Claims against Benton County
were approved and ordered paid
from the proper fund as follows:
Current Expense Fund, warrants
39942 to 40046 Inc, $4,947.02.
Public Assistance Fund, warrants
1882 to 2002, Inc, $2,171.01.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet April S, 1910 at HOO am.
The Board of County Commission
ers met April 5, 1910 at HOO am.
Commissioners Clark and Kemp
being present.
Certain properties acquired by the
county through tax foreclosure were
ordered advertised to be sold, the
notice of sale thereof to be given by
the county treasurer.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet May /, 1910 at HOO am.
n. e. CHAPMAN,
Clerk Of the Board Of County
G Commissioners.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25
Fifth Sunday After Easter

Fifth Sunday After Easter
Divine services at 11:15.
Sermon theme: The Inner
Chamber" based on Matthews 6:5-
IL.
Sunday school at 10:l5.
Adult class meets in the Pasco
church at ZOO Sunday evening.
ConfirmandS Saturday at 1890.
Worship with us at English Luth-
eran.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25

IF YOU find that you need some
more flume, better come down to
the Potlatch Yard right now. We
have some good six-inch cedar flume
that we are selling for $26 per thous-
and. We have many other specials
in building materials on hand at
all times. See us for anything in
this line, as we can save you money
in nearly every instance. lit
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25

FURNITURESo on easy pay
ments. Finest electric Norge and
Zenith ranges, Shelvador refroger-
ators, Ape and Zenith Washers,
Perfection oil ranges, Congoleum
and wool rugs, Sleepmaster DAWN
os, Beautyrest mattresses, new and
used breakfast, dining and bedroom
sets. See us before you buy. Duroch-
er Furniture Store, Kennewick. tic
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CITIZENS OF KENNEwICK

CITIZENS OF hENNEWICh
You have a garbage and refuse
disposal service available. Why take
chances on fire and unsanitary con-
ditions. One is just as destructive
as the other. Kings garbage SER
vice will dispose of single family
garbage at 121sc per week. Business
house refuse will be from 10c to Csc
per day and will be picked up daily.
Phone Pasco 1876 and phone calls
will be charged to Kings Garbage
Disposal.
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Sunday, April %
900 a. m, church school.
1000 a. m, Divine worship with
Confirmation service. Administrant
and preacher, Bishop E. M. Cross Of
Spokane.
Offertory solo by Mrs. Frank Mall
pin.
Thursday, May 2, Ascension Day
800 a. m, Holy Communion in the
Church Of Our Saviour, Pasco.
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At The Churches
UNITY CLASS

Regular services every Monday
afternoon at 2:30 in the Masonic
hall. Anyone interested in attend
ing these services will be most well
come.
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DIR. CURRY, your local optometrist
will examine eyes and fit glasses at
Hotel Kennewick, on Saturday and
Sunday, April 27-28. &c
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THE AMERICAN PRODUCTS co.
wants your live or dead horses
and cows. Our truck will call every
day except Sunday, at Benton City,
Richland, Pasco and Kennewick.
Phone 2161, at Grange Supply, Inc,
at once during hot weather before
9 am. American Products Company,
Yakima. Site
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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
Third and Benton st.
NJ. G. Kauth, pastor

Divine services Sunday at 1890
a. m. The Walther League will meet
Thursday evening at 500 O'Clock.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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Unable to fish under the defense
restrictions, anglers of Durham,
Natal, have asked the Government
to permit them to act as coast
guards" and to do q little fishing
while they watch,
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1lulEjIIn For Rent IIIIIllI|

NICE, well furnished, steam heated
apartments, spring filled mat
tresses, hot and cold water-prices
right. Commercial Hotel. Phone
1851 43tf
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jlIIIlII Miscellaneous llIIIIlI

DIR. CURRY, the optometrist, will
be at the Hotel Kennewick Sat-
urday and Sunday, April 27-28. 4
L. w. CLARK, livestock buyer will
buy your milk cows. Would buy
entire herd if you are quitting bus
mess. Need 20 Guernseys or Jer-
seys now and z Holsteins. Call me
at Yakima, Route z, phone 9232. Site
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Second and Auburn Streets
Rev. Carl e. L. Lucky. Minister
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CLEANUP SALE, j. H. Hales, fiji
teen cents. Early Italian prunes,
i22c. Hardy rooted California grape
vines, six cents. Address this Of
flee. box IS. 4-5c
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ASPARAGUS STAMPS, pads, ink.
Printing Office. 4p
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;;sNoE Small spinet type, full key
80 rd ran be seen in Pasco, can be
pa II a bargain, for one who can
a aanti nj monthly payments. If in
. ss write quick to Mgr. Hoff-
u.sn Music Co., Spokane, for full
PARTICULARS.
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FOR SALE = Some good milk
cows. Blue tag, Melted Gem seed
potatoes, phone 38x4. Geo. Schus-
ter. @# 4p
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10 sAILRome and Winesap ap-
re- either packer or loose, price
Pc s,ohle Some in cold storage,
49, at ranch. John Erickson,
s zane 2703, Richland. 4l-5pt1
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OR sALE1Baby and starter chicks
Rhode Island Reds, Fluff Or
utustons, genuine New Hampshire
and pullet or straight run Leghorn
chicks. Immediate delivery. r. G.
Chalcraft. SunnyacreS Hatchery,
Rchland, phone 2851. 49tfc
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FOR SALE-Nash pickup $35. 90; al
so fresh COW. N. II. Red Matching
eggs, setting hens, will trade for
pigs. w. II. Jackson, phone 214-M,
PaScO. 2tfc
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FOR SALE-Lockwood twin out
board motor, boat and boat trailer
outfit, SOS. Art Carpenter, phone
1916.
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STAMPS, pads, ink,
Printing Office. 4p
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BUILD A SMALL HOME! Only 500
equity required. Chas. Spears, at
Standard Lumber Co. 4tt
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE all
steel saw mandrille and two-wheel
trailer. G. II. Meyer, phone 1894.
4-5c
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SPEND A MINUTE and safe q life.
Have your car tested on the Wea-
vT Safety Lane at E. G. Smith Mo-
MCo. 14tf
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s,c1TED FARMS FOR SALE
R .;.o hay. corn, grain and other
Alo -oj,,ce for sale in season. See
G~ pMnldrow, secy. Sunnyside r.
~ ~ District, Benton City,
Iies!on 18tfc.
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FOR Good in
come property, Seattle, for ex-
change 40 acres with buildings.
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FOR Complete set of bath
fixtures, including hot water tank.
Also used doors, windows and the
frames. See contractor at last house
on No. Kent st. y
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80 sALE-Mowing machine, $40,
md dump body. w. H. Jackson,
au nhnne DAM. 4tfc
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FOR SALE-Horses and mules; good
used farm machinery. Kenne-
wick Implement Co. 3tf
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40 SALE OR TRADE-Livestock
Tor nr 1885 Plymouth coupe, can give
..-ns m sale. Jesse Lands, Route
e'1' 4p
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AND CAPS-Hats cleaned
ZAP hiocked GOO; caps cleaned Csc.
snu Dye Works, phone one.
Peterson 6asco 32tf
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FOR SALE-Lawn mower sharpen
ing, better than new. Machine
ground. Columbia Electric Co. stiff
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FOR SALE-Three good resi-
dence properties, well located.
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N0R SALE-Vegetable and flower
ine plants. We also carry Fish
mi material and snails. Willmsen,
Rchland. &c
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Finley Hover Community Church
Elmer Schwenk, Minister
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an sAIEIGood irrigated ranch
4 Hover, Wash. Carrie I DIM
.,.t 49tfc
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FOR SAIiEl2O acres heavy
soil, bldgs. Will accept stock as
part payment.
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mn sAIE-Kodak camera, takes
90 sood pictures, $1,000. Ross Hill,
Rute !. ASAS
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I Hnlll Wanted

WANTED-To buy fresh cows and
cows to come fresh soon. Farmers
Exchange: 1tf
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For Sale lIlIIIIIIl

s.IFLRadio tube sale. We
ron IN stock, regularly, 50 per-
csiI :, a all radio tubes made: we
cent o. &C This is a real sale. Bet
bse so rs Columbia Electric co. lit
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sTAMp MK-Small bottles with
applicator tops. Renew your pads:
<Tne Courier Reporter. 19tt
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sTPAWBERRY PLANTS - Wray
Ped variety. Order early as the
s,.lds are cleaned out April S. Hor-
as Wrsy. o1ti
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Commissioners Proceedings
The Board of County Commission
ers met April 1, 1910 at HOO am.
All members being present.
Claims against the Benton County
Road Fund were approved and or
dered paid from that fund as fol-
lows:
County Road Fund, warrants 1892
to 7128, inclusive, $10y846.15.
The cash in the County Treasur-
ers' office was counted and the fol-
lowing found to be the amount on
hand.
Old National Bank &
Union Trust Co., Prosser
Branch ------------------------s$2 ,661 AZ
First National Bank of
Kennewick -----.--------------- so.os2oo
First National Bank of
Kennewick (School Dis
trict No. 6 Building Fund) 206.70
Federal Reserve Bank of
Portland columbia Irri-
cation District Trust Fund
for the repayment of Re-
financing Bonds) ----- 100000
Total Bank Balance $3.50 ,9O0.l7
Cash Items ----------------- 7,981.99
,... TOTAL ---------------$290. 882. l6
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WANTED 1000 setting hens, no
LeghornS. Phone Ike. Ken
newick State Game Farm, Fin
ley. Site
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WANTED-House work. Available
now. Address Box A, this office
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ASPARAGUS STAMPS. pads, ink
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

81. FAUL'S CHURCH
.(Episcopal)
Rev. Frederick A. Schilling, Ph.D.
Vicar
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29


vdala bez vena. Jeji muz mu
81 Sc staff spolecnlkem mehc
zavodu, ably jeji veno zdstalt
ma nasem podniku investova
no. Odevzdam zavod synovi &
zetovi do spolecneho majetkr
a sam ustoupim do soukromi
Napracoval jsem sc uz dost g
touzim pc klidu. Rozum1te
menu planu?"
"Rozumim dplne, pane to-
varnfku," fekl JindTich radost
ne. Ale radost jeho trvala ien
nekolik okamziku.
Seidler hned Ease pokraco-
val: "MGj yet, ably Sc mohl sta
tt spolecnikem zavodu, must
samozrejme vloziti do neho ia
Ike nejakou zavodni jistinu.
Vzhledem k tomu, re Sc Hele-
ma matce priznala, re ma vas
nevyslovne rada, a ia bych
svou dceru rad videl stastnou,
ustanovil jsem, abyste do "a
vodu vlozil dvacet tisic fla
tych. Je to Size pakatel, ale
jedna Sc jen o to, ably pri pro-
tokolovan1 do obchodniho rel
striku bylo zachovano deko-
rum naseho zavodu. Tech pc
nez nemate?"
Jindrich vzdychl 81 v trpkem
sklamani.
"Nemam vnbec zadneho
jmen1, pane tovarnfkovu."
Solder zakyval jen hlavou
a Ease uplne klidne, jakoby Sc
jednalo O obchodni zalezitost,
hovoril dial: "Neveste hlavy !
Mic nenf ztraceno. Jste oba
mladf, mGzete cekati a rozho-
dine nen1 mym 1myslem witt
VAN. veskerou nadeji. Budu
jeste tfi roxy cekati, pc tn do
bu povedu zavod jeste sam a
slibuji yam, re do trf let sve
dcery neprovdam. Clovek va
seho zrna ma otevreny svet.
Do tf1 let mIzete potrebny OBJ
nos ~nasetTiti. Budu Sc sam sta
rati, abyste dostal misto lepe
placene, nez mate v Zaluza-
mech. Ale mann jeste jednu
podmfnku. Slibte mi, re sc S
Helenou uz nebudete schazeti
O devce Sc peboj1m, ale nechci
ably Sc pc meste sfTily zbytec-
ne reci. Slib1te mi to?
"Slibuji, pane tovarn1ku,'
rekl Jindrich a vzdychnuv 81
smutne, chopil Sc ruky, kterou
mu Seidler podaval.
Seidler ted vstal a rekl uklc
niv Sc nepatrne:
"Tedy bychom byli hotovi.'
Bylo to znamenfm, re jim.
drich NIUE jfti. Ale on jeste
vahal.
"Prosfm, pane tovarniku
mohu-li jeste jednou promluvi
ii sc slecnou Helenou, abych j
oznamil vase rozhodnut1?" ia
zal Sc stfsnenym hlasem.
"Proti tomu nenamitam MIC
svolil Seidler.
Podali 81 znovu ruce a jim
dfich ukloniv Sc, vysel z kan
celare.
PAM Seidlerova zaslechnuv
81 vrznutf dvefi, vysla z poke
je do pTedsfne a hledic ma ne
no smutne podala mu ruku.
"Milostiva PAM, rad bycl
promluvil sc slecnou Helenou''
rekl il Jindrich.
PAM zakyvala hlavou, fkouc
"Ceka ma vas venku."
Jindrich polibil PAM ruku g
vysel z domu. Helena cekals
ma neho v zahrade. Chvatals
mu vstrlc: "Jindrisku, svoli
papa?"
"Ano, a me-" odvetil Jindricl
Sc smutnym 1smevem. A pc.
tom il vypravoval, jake pod
minky jeji otec klade jejicf
spojenl.
GALE, Jindrisku, to je do.
bTe," zvolala Helena radostne
"Vy ty penize jiste do til let u.
Settle. Jen kdyz vim, re bu'
du potion vasf."
Jindrich Sc Ease smutne u.
small. Ubohe devce new jail
tezce sc strada re sluzneho.
"Coz ia budu setriti rad, bu'
dull mfti jen jistotu, re ne
mne, Helenko, nezapomenete
kdyz Sc tri roxy nebudeme
smeti videt." Helena chopils
no "a ODE ruce.
INA mne mGzete spolehati
Jindrisku," fekla neobycejne
vrele. ga yam budu vernon q
budu trpeliv6 cekati. A Wy bud
tie take trpelivy a klidny, ably
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

jeres l..
Tony habia comenzado a des.
nudarse tambien.
Hubo un silencio.
Y. de pronto, ell valiente mu-
chacho pronunci6 estas pala-
bras plantandese en- el centre
del camerino:
-iCallar. callar!... IVA estoy
harto de callar, Celia, y de men,
tir. y de no llamarnos a cada
cual por nuestros nombresl...
Monsieur Renard!.. iSe llama
Pablo, Ell Cogorsa, como sabe-
mos todos!.. Y Monsieur PAIL.
~ Madame Pafi.. iMenudos
bandidOsl T.. III Chepa, y gra-
cias! .'. Ellos fueron les que me
rooaron a mi de con mis- pa
dres..., y aunque me 10 jures de
rodillas, Celia, y to, Dick. 70
nunea podr6 Greer que son tus
padres estes miserables L..
FL peQueho artista iba a Sc
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

RQue es?-le pregunto To-
ny en- seguida, sin dejar de CO.
rrer al lado de la nina.
Ketty no contesto en- segui--
da.
Pero, cuando un instante des-
pues, penetraron todos en- 81
camcrino, la infeliz sc echo a
llorar de nuevo.
iSiempre ocurria igual!
luna brutalidad nueva del
director del circo, del senior Re-
nard, que no perdonaba OCCASION
para castigar a les pequehos ar
tistasl
-iTu padrel, Jverdad2-in-
sisti6 Tony.
ST; me IA dado un latigazo.
cuando me he caido.
Tony sinti6 que renacia su ira
de antes.
-iPor que te nan de tratar
asi?-exclam6 mientras sus com
paheritOs comenzaban q desnu-
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

CARA ma1ana por la noche, en-
Phillips Field, con el once de la
Universidad de 0glethorpe. En-
los ejercieios de aver rayaron a
gran altura los Espartanos re-
gulares, distinguiendose en- Ia
defensa Zaiko Y Wolfe.
HOG realizaran una ligera
practica, vigilada de nuevo per
Nash Higgins y Pix Pier on.
La venta de tickets continda
progresando bajo la direction
de George Strauss. Sc han esca-
lonado los precfos desde $1.65 a
rs cts.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

darse-, mo Quiero, Ketty, no
quiero!..
-iCalla, Tony!
No callare. He de hablarle
un dia, por las buenas. Que nos
maltrate a nosOtros, que somos
extrahos pero til, til eres su hi
ia, y mo debiera atormentarte
constantemente.
Isl te hiciera case Mon
sieur Renard Lcoment6 por su
'cuenta Dick.
mo os hagais ilusiones-in-
.tervinc Norma. Monsieur Re
nard no quiere mas que hacer-
nos TRAFALGAR mucho.
zExplotarnos l-dijo Dick
-Pero este ha de acabar-
sigui6 diciendo Tony-. En- al
timo case, estoy dispuesto a de-
nunciarlo...
-iCalla, Tony, te digol les
mi padrel-le interrumpi6 Ket-
ty.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

Ea popular jcven ,a~n0 Tom
my Gomez, vencea,r &c Mayn-
ard Daniels. esta noche Sc pom
dra los guantes en- Benjamin
Field para batirse son Young
Allen Ell 'guajiro" de Madon,
estado de Georgia.
Alentado PER su ~re,iente VIC
toria contra un hombre del pc
so complete, Gomez cree tener
hoy las mayores probabilidades
de triunfo, pero otra cosa sostie
ne, en- tono enfatieo, el Sr.
Snipes, director de Allen.
"No veo como Allen, que dos
wees ha hscho tablas con Jack
Marschall, puede ser derrotado
por Gomez, un joven de 10 amos,
menos experienced y manos ha-
bilidad".
"Ostenta mi dirigido Veto
rias scbre john RiskO, Ell vete-
rano; Knowles, Clint Moran, un
atleta conoeido en- Tampa, y los
senores johnson y Bagget',
ice Leto, cue no gusta de los
discusses, SC did por enterado
La gaceta., 1940-11-07
Gomez Sc batira hoy con Allen
Ell de Macon tendra ~ventaja en- Ell peso

de las palabras de Snipes y agre
go: asi decia ell mentor de Da-
niels y sali6 con las manos en-
la cabeza.
Ell entrenamiento de Tommy
Sc ha verificsGo con la mayer q
tenci6n y Ell hotelero Sc hallaba
en- perfectas condi.iones fisicas
en- la manana de hoy.
FrarJx LaMarque ,asesorado
por Willie, complet6 Ell progra-
ma con los siguientes matches /:
Ulysses Vale, 1877 libras de pc
so, contra Floyd Shiflett, a ocho
asaltos Fred Barja, Ell vencedor
de Ricardo Hernandez, de rival
de Jimmy Powell, de Jackson
vile, que Sc dice descarga unos
punetazos formidables; Peter
Filippi, ciudadano de Wiscon-
sin, de contrario de Joe Turner,
IN seis asaltos.
La primera pelea la sosten-
dram dos negros del peso COM
pleto, Dixie Lee Oliver, de 1875
libras, y Dan Williams, ell terror
de Ruskin.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07
PRACTICARA AQUI
Ell CLUB BIRMINGHAM

Los campeones del mundo, los
Rojos de Cincinnati, traeran es
te aho con ellos, seg1n Sc nos
informa, a la fuerte novena de
Birmingham, club de la clase
AL. Practicaran los de Birm-
en- union de los ROjOs y
vendra con ellos Paul Florence,
su presidente.
La "avanzada" de los Baro-
mes arribara ell dia Is de mario
y Ell resto del team sc lie mira ell
10.
va tiene contratado ell Bir-
minham dos desaffos CON los
Medals Rojas de Boston.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07
OEPORTES
LA TEMPORADA DE PUGI-
LISMO EN- SARASOTA

Sarasota, nov. 7.-El martes,
con un programa de 80 rounds,
comenzara la temporada de Boz
xeo en- esta ciudad, dirigida por
Jimmy Finley.
Sostendran la primera pelea
Woody Jones, peso mediano de
Evansville, Indiana, y Cecilio
Losada, un mejicano. Tendra el
match un Unite de 10 asaltos.
Billy Colbert, de Texas, peso
complete ligero, combatira fren
te a Bob Monin, un tampeho,
en- otros diez asaltos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07
Una pelea faciI para Jose Luis
Ell campeon So batirA con al Mccoy

New York, nov. Eel empire
sario Mike Jacobs anunci6 aver
dos peleas en- las cuales parti-
ciparan Jose Luis, ell campe6n
del peso complete, y Ken Over
lin, ell campe6n del peso media
no.
Luis defendera su corona en-
la Madison Square Garden, de
Boston, ell dfa 16 de diciembre.
Y tendra de contrario al vetera-
no AL Mccoy, uno de los pdgiles
mas apreciados por Ell pGblico
de Ia eidda1 Il "a cultura y las
judas. Ja..t- hatla pensado
en- otro adversario para Luis ;
pero ell empresario Rip Valenti,
de Boston, lnSlStlo en- que Nc
Coy eS FL mejor oponente, con-
siderando la estimation que 81
pdblico lie pr0fesa. Recientemen
te Billy Conn, ell eampe6n de las
IT'S libras, derrot6 a Mccoy.
Cree Valenti que Conn no de-
mostr6 superioridad sobre 81
joven de Boston,
Una pelea de reYancha entire
ell campe6n Overlin y ell fuerte
italiano Steve Belloise ha
La gaceta., 1940-11-07
"Ldn...
ldn...
ldR-ldrdn-l drdn". -.

FL publico tribute a los chini-
tos enthusiasts ovaciones.
Y va Sc retiraban hacia ell in
terror del circo, cuando Ketty
tropez6 en- la pista, que habia ST.
do cerrada para ell ndmero ST.
guiente, y cay6 Guam larga era
sobre ell serrin del corredor.
La pequeha artista Sc incor-
por6 cast en- ell mismo segundo
de tocar al suelo. con Ia agilidad
de los atletas.
Pero la alcanz6 e lhilo del
gadisimo lleno de nudos en- que
terminaba la fusta. de Monsieur
Renard, cruzandole un music.
Ketty sinti6 como un aranazo
de fuego en- sus earnes... y no
pudo contener un gesto de dolor
agudo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07
Ell BANQUETE DE LA
LIGA T~NTERSOCIAL
PaSGn de 1875 los invitddos

FL viernes, a las $50, en- el
restaurant Columbia, Sc verifi-
cara ell banquete annual de la Ii
ga Intersocial. Mas de 125 Gu
biertos Sc han separado va.
Casimiro Hernandez lie ha pre-
parade Ell menu a los mucha-
chOs, hacienda un sacrificio por
su parte, en- 10 que a la "mone-
ia" Sc refiere.
Todas las invitaciones extern
didas han sido aprobadas por la
Liga,
Hablaran en- ell acto, segdn te
nemos entendido, conocidas per-
sonalidades.
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

.guir desahogando su ira contra
los verdugos in~visibles.
PerO Dick lie TOGO con ell code.
Alguien venfa.
En- efecto, ALA a 10 lejos, en- Ell
fondo del corredor, la voz aguar
dentosa y capallesca del director
del circo, gritaba otra vez:
LEI LAKELAND en- broma!...
! Tony y Dick, artistas nunca Wis
tos j.. ia prepararse, amiguitos,
mics L..
La gaceta., 1940-11-07

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