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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
HERES MORE ABOUT
Meihodisis

-
ernmentsi budget 10 We sr~ no
responsible. there Ia no occasion
for our present frsgmsntary puhli'
assistance program.
Tho report paints 10 tbs
danger arising from msina-
triton growing out ef iassie-
auate relief. endorses civil
service. and declares for the
right of employers and esn-
pIos~s Go organize for protse.
ton 81 both In The exercise Of
their right. and tho obii Eatioas
Of bath 10 work for tho public
COED.
The report ~ the committee az
world service and finance, = com
munity chest provided BY tho last
general conference 10 apporilnr
certain funds Of the church. took
up most Of the time OF the morn
ing session,
One ~ tho controversial points
related 10 tho difference In sal
aries OF ministers and distfic,
anpeflniendents The latter sal.
aries. based on 49, Of tho min
lsterial salaries, are approximate
iy $4,000 for each Of the five
snperintendsnia
This figure. compared 20 m
average of 1900 received by pas
tors OF some of the smaller
churches. added heat to a debats
in which the district suprfintend'
enta we're obHmpioned by soyars
ministers who said that after they
had paid their own expenses ant
often contributed 10 individual
churches. the $1,000 Was consider
ably shrunk A proposal that nj
salaries in the conference b,
pooled and divided pro rata wa'
eliminated by parliamentary
ruling
The panel discussion. The
Church Faces n World al
War" was heard nv nm audi
snee that filled tho first
Methodist church auditorium
and balcony.
Under the Craftsmanship ~ Or
Frank g. Williston. member oi
the faculty u the College II pugs,
Sound, the question was discussed
by Or Newton Meats pastor al
tho First Methodist church. ss.
attic: Miss Gertrude APPEL, seere.
tsry Of the Tgcoma Council ~
Churches. George Aaionsy. farm
sr; c. J. shaw. s.crstary u this
Y NJ. G. A: Mrs G. q Trlmhls
housewife with Two Sons. and
Richard sloat, student
A. tho andirnss sas i~as-
Ing the church. . mlddie-sgsd
woman WAS heard 90 remarks
Il wonder Why ss don't pray
shout iha war Instead 81 Just
talking"
This conference was scheduled
TO adjourn 1t 4 o'cloek Saturday
afternoon for a service at Fort
slsqpaily. Point Defiance park.
eommsmoratlng the TOOTH ami.
vsrHary Of aethodiam on Puget
Sound
Sunday morning members ~ the
conference viii meet for a love
feast IN Fifst church 81 . 70.
A. II O'Clock Bishop Martin viii
preach,
The final session i scheduled
for } p m. sunday when candl-
dates for the ministry viii he or
dsined sHa fhs appointments for
next year announced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Beekeepers Will
Meet Monday Eve

Migratory Beekeepers club will
meet Monday evening, $50, in the
spiary of H. W. Savage, Rt. 2, Box
sos. at 72d and Waller road.
The principal business will be
completion of plans for the outdoor
evening picnic and meeting. plan
ned for Spanaway park, Wednes-
day.
All club members. especially Of
ficers, are urged to be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

OFF Winsps Harbor. the wooden
steam schooner claremont was
sinking in a northwcsterly gale
Saturday.
The coast guard reported II had
taken 10 crew members off the
stricken vessel At daybreak. and
expected To remove the remaining
"a TO safety without severe diff
Guilty.
Meanwhile. the cutter Onon-
daga was en- rout. 10 the
scene from Astoria, and will
endea,or TO tow the Clar.mont
Ia port II possible. and the
cutter Redwing II en- route
from Port Angeles.
The Claremont is operated In the
lumber trade between Grays Harb-
or and California ports by the An
derson & Middleton Lumber Co
Of Aberdeen.
She is % years old. 23l feet
long, and 7l2 net tons.
Later the Onondsga radioed she
was standing by the tug Klayam
OF Aberdeen which had the Clare
mont in tow.
The Onondaga aid the Clare
monts decks were awash. that she
was steering badly and IN danger
of laundering before the Columbia
river could be reached. The tug
was making three knots
The cutter was ready TO take off
the rest OF the crew II necessary.
Owners OF the Claremont were
aboard the Klayam. which hap
pened 10 be in Astoria when the
ship was reported In distress.
The Claremont left Aberdeen
last night loaded with lumber She
hit the Grays Harbor bar and lost
her after deckload. but the vessel
righted herself and IL was decided
10 proceed after some OF the cargo
had been shifted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
T. Y. c. Junkef

Craft Of the Tacoma Yacht club
and their respective shippers 1--WE
almost said respectableD will fore
gather this weekend off Sandy
Point on Anderson island.
Excuse this time for putting
Riley's life to shame is the annual
Commodore Cruise.
Included on the menu is a shore
side treasure hunt, powerboat race,
soft-ball game, beach fire rally,
etc, according to the handbills OF
propaganda which have been dis
tributed by Rear Commodore Mar
tin StoCkWell, IF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

ma and. other harbors OF the coast.
But for the past several years she S
been engaged in the. South Sea
route. trading out OF San Francisco
Early this week she whanged
onto a reef off the eastern tip OF
British New Guinea.
Now comes the slwsys-ssd word
that she's been abandoned for a
total loss. Her company Of 81 souls
is safe. however.
\ peculiarly interesting bit OF
coinoidental information. the Ad-
miral Wiley's master is Capt Oscar
Rolstad; no relation to the Capt.
Oscar Rolstad of the Foss company
here, however, although the two
gents met in this port once and
thereby began an enduring friend
ship.
The late Admiral Wiley was $50
feet long, 5.400 tons, and lately
operated in the story-book route
by the American Trading and
Shipping Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

Babich of Gig
Haf Dor
The Western
q en- Is the
largest wooden
purse seiner
built To date.
being 95 feet
overall
T IL a n d
staunch in every
line timber and
joint, the splen-
did big craft is
10 be pow cred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Power Plants Will
Receive Protection
wAsIIfsGTos

WAsHfsGTON gro Pres den,
Roosevelt today ordered the Fed
srai Power commission 10 tsks
immediate steps 70 lnsgrs ads.
qgate electric p0Nsr for the ma
tlonsi fisfeoss program and 20 pro
tsct the nations chain of power
sources against poasios sabotage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
STEPHEN AUGUSTUS
CHRISTIAN

stephen Augustus Christian. II
Of Psrkiand. died Friday a. local
hospital A retired cement con
tractor. he Vas born In ABgeus-
burg. y. Y and had lived here for
% years. Surviving are two daugh-
tsfs. Mrs. Alvin r. Lehman u
Falkland and Mrs Mary nccaDs
Of Los Angeles, three sons. John
oi San Franciseo. stephen Of Wee
naYken. ~ J.. ana Richard % Sc
sttie. seven grandchildren. tuo
great grandchildren. ana four
nsphsWs Funeral announcement
by Buckley-King
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Quarrel Over Ditch
Takes Lives OF Two

IDAHO FALIs. Ida A shoot.
ing over me course ~ an ifriga-
ton diieh today had taken iis sse-
ond victim. Josspn PAR. ts-ysar.
old Osgo0d farmer.
Psrr Vas shot twice through the
abdomen by Nick Konsn a neigh.
Dor farmer. zlho took his own nfs
BY firing a bullet through his head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
CHANGE MEErisG TINE

A shift in meeting time of the
WPA piano classes sponsored by
the Hillsdale improvement club at
the Methodist church, o4th and Ia.
F ats, has been announced with
the new meeting time being $50
a. m. instead OF l p. m.
Acoustlgraph annual meeting,
Hotel winthrop. Saturday, June
IS. p. m. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Core Of the News
ANGLo-sAxON LECTURE

The Anglo-Saxon federation will
sponsor a free public lecture by
Conrad Gard at Hotel Winthrop
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Gard will speak on Develop
ments in Europe Compared with
Bible Prophecy"
Always better butter al Cow
Butter Store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
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Bourbon Convention
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
WIFE,s WATCH STOLEN

Theft OF his wifes wrist watch
from the lounge room OF down
town store was reported To police
Saturday by Ralph G. heimar'
3l09 No. 2ist 81.
Wedding Flowers. HIM, Florist
(sdy)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

p n. Piper chapel. Rev. William
Schroeder officiating. inisrmsnt.
New Tacoma esrostery
Jimmie Eugene DeBoit - Mon
day. / p. m. Lynn chapel. Rev.
Roy Leslis Smith officiating in.
trment, New Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
ECUADOR STILL IDLE

Making a fun week Of II, the
new Swedish motorship Ecuador
continued idle at her berth here
Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

Seascout Sailing Stuff

Strictly for the record, the two
old-fashioned sailing vessels Of Ia
comas seascouts are thus:
The Albatross is again in the
water, after having been lifted at
the Todd" shipyards for addition
al work. She now has her big en-
CINE installed, rudder and wheel in,
fresh copper bottom-paint, stem
band on. Next comes decking and
trunk cabins as she lays at the
seascout moorage in the City Wa
terway. Her schooner rig comes
after all that.
The Defiance as still at the yacht
clubs moorage. and showing prog
ress as well. Newest additions are
the painted gun-ports on her bull
warks. (Sailorman Fred Rice did
the painting, we did the kibitzing)
Her single stick (cutter-rig -to-be)
is to be stepped just as soon as all
the hardware and fittings are
ready, which will be very soon, in
deed. Her engine is not yet aboard,
and there is still considerable fin
ishing woodwork to be done.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

Noteworthy for her size and the fact she has fine
stripe the launch of the Western Queen held Fri
day night at the Western bodybuilding yards.
She's the spanking pride
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

with a 400 h. p. Atlas diesel, with a
20 h. p. disel of the same make for
auxiliary uses.
As many another large seiner
built in Tacoma's famed yards. the
Western Queen will fish sardines
off the southern coast. She's pre-
destined to draw much and favor
able comment when she joins the
great fleet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Literature Dept.

For no other reason than we APP
preciate a good thing and always
like to share it. we recommend you
read the article on Snug Harbor in
the current issue of the Saturday
Evening Post. Wonderfully illus
trated, correct lingo, informative,
interesting and generally okeh.
And besides, Snug Harbor is a
wondrous institution about which
everybody associated with things
nautical should know.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Old Ship Lost

The venerable and well known
steamer Admiral Wiley is no more.
An old-timer. she was once upon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

FUNERAL SERVICES
Emil X. schoeffler-Aondsy 3
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Bob empez6 a retirarse, y Co
mez recuper6 sus brios. Dura-
mente Sc pagaron los dos, en-
Ell cuarSo, sacanldo Gomez una
ligera ventaja.
Despues, en- Ell quinto, un
gancho de izquierda al cuerpo
y una derecha a la punta de la
mandlbula derribaron a Mo-
min por la cuenta de diez. Ca
da uno de los muchachos Pc
saba 1913 libras.
Cyclone Dfaz venci6 por
puntos a Flash Burke, de Ala
bama. Ell primero gan6 la Pc
lea, pero en- favor del segun-
do Sc hicieron algunas demos
traciones.
Tablas Sc declare ell match
entire Battling Bob y Smuggling
Bill, dos habiles ninos de diez
amos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
TORRES Sc BATIRA CON
A HERNANDEZ

Clearwater, MARIO 23.-El
lunes, en- la Arena de la lie :
gi6n Americana, Domingo To-
rres, ell cubano que la soma
ma pasada derrib6 a Gaspar
Guggino por la cuenta de diez
sc batira con ell veterano Ri
cardo Hernandez, de Tampa,
a diez asaltos.
Al vencedor Sc lie ha prone
lido un match" con Red Hut
chins, de San Petersburg, ell
hombre que lie peg6 de foul"
a Mariana Arilla.
Hutchins no ha perdido una
sofia pelea en- la temporada de
invierno, segdn su director Y
ell empresario Daily,
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

81 todas elias gordas Y vestidas
como mujeres del pueblo, con
amplias sayas Y mant6n de file
cos, que entrarian EN- los esta-
blecimientos de tejidos, de dos
en- dos 0 de tres EN- tres, pidien-
do yer g6neros... Y Sc ocultaban,
al primer descuido del DEEPEN
diente, bajo las sayas descOmu-
males, plea de soda de quinien-
tas o de mil pesetas, que iba en-
seguida y de eabeza, al Monte, a
repoRerse.
Y aun habia la secci6n de los
bandidos que iban a operar en-
los trenes, escondiendose baio
les asientos de los expresses EN-
las estaciones de partida, y sa-
liendo a media noche, cuando ell
viajero o los dos viaieros del
departamento dormian..., EN-
.pleando para el robo Ell clorofor-
Y el revolver.
Y aun venian luego, en- fin
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
"A WKcAgEE
Joey Raymond derot6 al invasor Joey Greel
Gomez acost6 de nuevo a Bob Monin

ENjoven pdgil local joey
RaymAnd, modesto y habil,
di6 ahCche una sorpresa a los
peritos, Zen ell cuadrilatero de
los Artilleros, Y venci6 por
puntos al reputable invasor
Joey Green, vencedor del me-
jicano Justo Jimenez.
Green era ell favorito por Ell
hecho de que habia derrotado
a Jimenez y este, a su vez, ha-
bia vencido a Raymond.
Di6 Raymond una lecci6n
de boxeo a su %contrario, ga
nando ocho de los diez asal-
tos, no obstante la fama del
gladiator de New Jersey Y
Washington. Green no habia
tornado en- serio la pelea, Gre
yendo cue Joey era una '1papa
suave." Con los guantes pues-
tos pudo convencerse de su e.
quiyocaci6n.
FL visitante, sin embargo,
recurri6 a toda su experienced
en- la defensa y a Raymond lie
era dificil penetrar en- ella.
Aplaudi6 ell p1blico la de-
cisi6n, la unica possible,
Sensational ~result6 ell en-
cuentro entire Tommy Gomez
y Bob Monin, este dltimo di-
rigido por Willie Santana. Co.
llev6 la peor parte en- los
dos primeros asaltos. Monin lie
.hizo sangrar de la cara, con
sus cabs, Y en- ell segundo lie
maltrat6.
Monin conmovi6 a Gomez
con an puhetazo por la man
dlbula, en- ell tercero, y este
golpe hizo que ell castigado
"soltara ell loco"
Con los dos punos atac6
Tommy a Monin, por ell cuer-
pc, Y ell ahijado de Santana
tuvo que agarrarse.
Afectado por los punetazos,
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
ron varias voces.

ron varias voces.
7lY cuando hamos d'empe-
Ear a operar?-pregunt6 uno
de los mas gloriosos randas del
concurso,
Hoy mismO. Esta misma
manana.
-Muy bien.
-Pero que mu bien.
-Mirar: 20 voy a daros ell E.
jemplo, pa que veais como hay
que operar en- cada case. Esta
manana voy a disfrazarme lie
mendigo, y con mi hija, que es
aguf... A yer til, Celia, lande
estas?
La nina habia trabado amis-
tad con otros tres o cuatro chi
cos aportados por las gentes de
la gallofd. y sali6 de uno de los
de la taberna, acercan
dose, temeroSa y encogida a su
-lAQui, pap&l
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
bres, Y tarietas postales..

bAN9f b0A JIh0o pNSboANS*H
Mas aha form6 a los espddis-
tos. presididos por ell no menos
ilustre Chepa, gentle de horri-
BILE catadura, pero que Sc disfra-
zaban a las mil maravillas, que
firmaban excelentemente Y es-
taban especializados en- vagar
por las GALES de Ia eorte, en- pa
rejas, entablando conversacidn
con los paletos que habian veni-
do a la capital, a los que les o.
frecian negocios fabulosos o eel
cambio' de cuanto dinero lleva-
ran encima... y les largdbdn So
bres con recortes de peri6dicos
o paluetes de perdigones, Ile-
vandose, en- cambio, los buenos
y legitimos billetes del Banco de
ESpana, tan simpaticos...
Y luego venian las diferentes
secciones de las mujeres que ha-
bian de operar en- las tiendas,
presididas por la CaaGmond, ca
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

las damas del concurso brilla-
ba por su ausencia, Sc cambi6
de traje, poniendose en- vez
del suyo, uno viejisimo Y roto
de una manera lamentable.
Luego, en- la alcoba de la
Mona, Sc pinto ell rostro con-
venientemente. poni6ndose u
as barbas postizas, que lie da-
ba un a,specto de anciano We
nerable.
Del monitor de palos y mu-
letas que habia en- ell p~atinillo
fangoso' cgi6 una especie de
cayado,
! euando volvi6 a la taber-
mia, los colegas lie tributaron
una ovaei6n como las que Sc
hacen a Belmonte en- las gran
des tardes,..
-iMu bien!
-iPero que nj pintaoI
-iNO te cOnOce nj tn agile
lal
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. 80
TONIC SEGUNDO
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

El Cogorza, naturalmente,
presidia.
Y, hombre met6dico y orde-
nado en- TODD, comenz6 por Sc
parar a su genie, seg1n sus fa-
cultades y aptitudes, en- diferen
ties mesas.
A un lado los carteristas y
descuideros, presididos por ell
ilustre Niao de las Gaveras, ca
81 todos j6venes, largos y delga-
dos, con patitas de alambre, que
corrian mas que q tren en- case
de necesidad.,, y ecostumbra-
dos todos ellos a ddrle al orga-
milo y a vender en- la Puerta del
Sol barajas, y gemelOs, y so
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Bucky Harris tiene en- un alto
concepto a Sid Hudson, un pit
cher adquirido de la Liga de
Florida, que es de la clase D.
Hudson posee todas las condi-
clones de un buen lanzador. Els
un pitcher que promote mucho."
En- la temporada de 1889, ju-
gando por el Sanford, Hudson
gan6 "a desafios y solo perdi6
cuatro.
Lleva pitchados nueve entra-
das, en- los juegos de primave-
ra, y solo lie batearon 4 hits.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

La hermosura de la peque-
ma llam6 la atenci6n de todos.
que la miraron con curiosidad.
Pero uno de ellos, ell Nino
de las Gaveras, coment6, ha-
ciendo estallar al concurso en-
una brutal carcajada:
isl que tie has echao una
hija apahadal l.. ID'ande rhas
sacao?
Cogorza Sc encogi6 de hon.
bros, sonriendo al chaparr6n
de hilaridad Y continuance su
discourse:
II Bueno, pos ver6is L.. Con
aqui, con h'hija, vereis GAN
ties de las dos vuelvo con vein
te o treinta durosl...
-iC6mo tie las apaharas?
-Vais a verlo.
ALI mismo, sin esconderse
para aada' "a que el pudor de
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
OEPORTES
LOS GRANoS CANCELAN
OTRA PELEA DE CONN
No peleara de nuevo hasta GU
rarse por complete

Pittsburg, MARIO 23.-La
pelea entire ell campe6n Billy
Conn, de las IT'S libras, Y Gus
Lesnevitch, ell legitimo conten
diente, no Sc efectuara ell dia
5 de abril, como habfa prone
lido ell empresario Mike ia
cobs.
Conn sigue padeciendo de
granos, ell motive de la suspen
sion del match en- Miami, y lie
hizo saber a Jacobs que no pc
leara hasta curarse por COM
pleto.
FL campe6n Sc halla some
lido a un tratamiento en- ell
hospital de la MERGED y can
cello la pelea por ~consejo de su
m6dico.
Johnny Ray, ell director de
Billy, notified a Jacobs y este
10 hizo saber a los periodistas.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

La "majagua" cubana Sc pu-
so en- m~ovimiento contra las cur
vas de Paul Derringer y John
ny Wander Nicer y los Rojos sa-
Heron del primer desafio con
las manos en- la cabeza. Crespo,
el notable pelotero cubano, ba-
tee de manera fenomenal.
Bin McKechnie piensa ganar
los dos juegos que lie faltan Y a.
tribuye ell primer contratiempo
a que los muchachos habfan pa
sado una noche de viaje.
va SIC sabe que los cubanos
son buenos jugadores en- Ell cam
po Y que su punto debil es Ell ba-
tie; pero frente a Derringer y
Wander Nicer pegaron Is hits.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Para ell Cleveland la perdida
de Luis Boudreau sera de gran
importancia. Los m6dicos dicen
que podran curar en- tres sema-
mas o pudiera ser que no Sc GU
rara en- tres meses.
Sc lesion6 Ell joVen torpedero
cuando corrfa entire la primera
y la tercera base, seg1n ell direc
tor Oscar Witt.
Hablando recientemente de
las condolences de Boudreau en-
su diffcil posici6n, Witt mani :
fest6: "Es ell mejor IS q. yo he
visto en- muchos amos. No lie cam
biarfa por ninguno de los que
hay en- la Liga.
Una maravilla para los doble
plays. Con frecuencia realiza
cuatro en- cada desafio."
Boudreau fue adquirido del
Buffalo a fines del ano pasado
Y sc incorpor6 a los Indios en-
compafia de la segunda base
Ray Mack, tambi6n del Buffalo.
La combination Boudraeu-Mack
en- los dobles-plays, es asombro
sa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Ell desafio entire los Medals
Roias de Boston Y los Blues
de Kansas City no pudo verifi-
carse por estar mojado Ell terre-
no. Sera devuelto por Cronin al
club Little Rock el pitcher zur-
do Alpha Brazle, que en- la tenn
porada de 1889 obtuvo IA victo-
rias y 16 derrotas.
Una serie de cuatro desafios
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

En- San Petersburg los Yam
KEGS vencieron al club Newark,
de la Liga International, con a
notaci6n de A carreras por 6.
Bill Matheson y Jake Powell ba
tearon de jonron. Sundra y
Hadley lanzaron por los neoyor
quinos.
Newark DC, Oh, De; New York
&c, 6h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

las secciones de menos impor-
tancia, pero no despreciables
por clio. de los mendigos, que
iban a explotar la carload en- to-
da regla Y en- grande escala, ha-
ciendo del arte de pedir una yer
dadera maravilla cientifica, ba-
10 la direction experta de Co
gorza; y la de los faller0s, que
darian limos memories, o sea los
tan conocidos de las misas, de
las limosnas Y del entierro, glo-
ria Y PREF de nuestra golferia.
Como Sc We, pues, ell plan era
digno de los innumerables ta-
lentos de Pablo Exp6sito, alias
ell COg0rsG.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Siete "jonrones" Sc batearon
aver en- ell desafio de los Carde-
males y los Dodgers, en- Clearwa
ter. Johnny Mize descarg6 tres
" Joe Orengo dos. Por ell Broo-
klyn dieron uno cada uno, Dolph
Camilli, Ell inicialista, y Pete
Coscarart. Todos los Quadrangle
ares de Mize Sc dispararon con
ira las curvas de Huge Casey.
San Luis Toe, 10h, De; Broo-
klyn &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
HERMOSA Residential.

Construction de bloques de ce-
mento, casa de 10 cuartos, lote
de buen tamano, arboles fruta-
les. Debe verse para ser apre-
ciada. Sacrifice en- rapida ven
ia. Yea al propietario en- 6806
avenida Nebraska.
~MEZCLADORA DE COM
Una excelente mezcla-
dora, semi-seca, con motor de
515 caballos de fuerza. Dirijase
al 6806 avenida Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Con un "jonron" de Domeni-
co Dallessandro los Cubs rom :
pieron ell empate, en- Los Ange-
les, Y derrotaron a los Piratas
de Pittsburg. Ell 'fbatazo" pas6
por encima de la cerca del terre
no. Pogo Ell Chicago IA hits con-
ira cuatro lanzadores de los Pr
ratas.
Pittsburg &c, III, De; Chicago
7c, 14h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Firm6 aver su contrato con
los Cubs, en- Los Angeles, Ell jar
dinero central Hank Leiber. Ga
by Hartnett do la noticia y di-
jo que hoy vestira de nuevo ell
uniforme del Club de Wrigley.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

- Bueno, Senores !-dijo ell
grande hombre, resumiendo sus
altisimos penSamientos- JES-
tais?
-sQue Sill.
Que 6, hoEnbVe-Dptgta-
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
Con eI bate, la Mascota y los Espeiuelos
(Por Tire a cuArta

entire loo dos Boston comenzart
hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

ALI mismo, sin esconderse
para nada' "a que Ell pudor de
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

vctoriano Manteiga, Editor