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Rockville Residents
Leave for Holiday
Trims in South

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. 21.-Miss
Helen Collins of the Montgomery
County public school staff has left
for Jacksonville, Fla, to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Peter Wag-
ner and the formers sister, Miss
Rose Wagner of Montrose, are
planning to 60 to st. Petersburg,
Fla, early in the new year to spend
the winter.
Miss Lucille johnson. music
teacher at the Rockville Elementary
School, is in johnson City, Tenn,
spending the holidays with rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Gordon Peter, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vinson Peter
of Rockville, has returned to her
home from a Washington hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dawson and
their children, who have been in
Pine Ridge, S. OAK, several months.
are expected to return to Rock
vile soon. Mr.. Dawson is assistant
postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Brewer, who
leased their home near Potomac,
are spending the winter in Bethesda
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well, Mrs. Edmund CAN'T, Mrs. Rollo
Smith, Agnes Smith, Mrs. G. w.
Minear, Mrs. L. F. Woods, Mrs. r.
c. L. Moncure, Mrs. r. H. Lane and
Mrs. Willard Smith.
Mr. w. M. Nelson of Salamanca,
N. Y; Mrs. Thomas Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Feldemeyer
and their two children, Peggy and
Buddy Feldemeyer, and Mr.. G. T.
Goode of Rochester, N. Y, are
spending the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Harrington.
Mrs. Ann baltimore of San Fran
cisco is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Haglund for the holidays.
Among the college students who
have returned for the holidays are
Mr.. Horace Coward, Miss Ruth
Staebner, Miss Phillips Walsh, Miss
Grace Lester, Miss Frances Lester,
Miss Mary Boone, Mr.. Richard Vos-
bury, Mr.. Carter Edmonds, Miss
Ann Ware, Mr.. John Ransom, Miss
Constance Pendleton, Miss Byrne
Ware and Mr.. Lawrence Livingston.
Miss Frances Latana of Oak
Grove is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E.
B. Stiff.
Mrs. Charles Salzman of New
York is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Robert P. Lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bowen left
today for Richmond to spend
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Smith, and family.
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Indiana Alumni
ToGive Tea Today

The Washington alumni chapter
of Indiana University will entertain
at a tea today in honor of 1t. Col
and Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard E
Givens, 1929 Blagden avenue NV.
Assisting as co-hostesses will be
Mrs. John j. Reinhard, Mrs. Posey
Kimes, Mrs. Jerome Shay. Mrs.
Vergil Reed, Mrs. Norman Mc1ndoo
and Misses Helen Greedy, Miss Alice
Schaaf and Miss Nellie Carter.
1t. Col. Tombaugh and Mrs. Tom
baugh are leaving soon for Camp
Shelby, Miss.
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Worcester, Mass, arrived Thursday
to visit their son and daughter-in-
law. Capt. and Mrs. John E. Per-
man, for the holidays.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Fay B. Prickett
will have as their holiday visitors
their son-in-law and daughter, 1t.
and Mrs. Frank D. Miller of Fort
George G. Meade, Md
Capt. and Mrs. John A. sherwood
have visiting them the latter's
mother, Mrs Eugene A. Stanley, wife
of the late DR.. Stanley of Water
bury. VT, who will remain for an
extended visit.
Capt and Mrs. Robert w. Fuller,
Sd, plan to leave here tomorrow for
Washington to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Fuller, ST..
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Mrs. Caravan
TOVisit Son
Point
Col. GOetZ Recalled
To Duty to Be
Executive Officer

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec. al
Senator Hattie w. Caraway will
spent Christmas with her son and
daughter-in-la law, Capt. and Mrs.
Paul w. Caraway on the post. Also
with Capt. and Mrs. Caraway will
be the latter's mother, Mrs. Joseph
r. Little, and DR.. Lillian Malone of
Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Victor H. King
plan to spend Christmas Eve and
Christmas Day at Tenady. N. j., with
Mrs. Kings brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Bryant.
Chaplain and Mrs. H. F. Fairfield
Butt, Sd, have as their guests the
formers mother and brother, Mrs.
H. F. Fairfield Butt, jr., and Mr..
Wilcox Butt of Portsmouth, Va, who
arrived Monday to remain for the
holidays
Miss Ann Miller of Washington is
a weekend guest of Miss Betty Jean
Bean. and her parents, Maj. and
Mrs. Emmett j. Bean.
Col. Robert c. F. Goetz
Resumes Active Duty.
Col. Robert c. F. Goetz has re-
sumed active duty after being re-
tired for several years, and is the
new executive officer relieving Col.
T. j. j. Christian, who will leave
the first of the year for Paso Robes,
Calf Col. Goetz, who was on duty
in Washington 10 or Is years ago,
has been living at Wilton, Conn.,,
since his retirement. He and Mrs.
Goetz have many friends in the
Capital, where they were socially
prominent during his tours of duty.
They will have with them here their
daughters, Miss Harriet Goetz and
Miss Antoinette Goetz, the former
a student at Porter School. Mrs.
Goetz formerly was Miss Antoinette
w. E. Graves. =
Maj. Cecil w. Mist, who comes
from duty at Fort Francis E. War
rem, Wyo., to be aide de camp to
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger,
and Mrs. Mist, accompanied by their
SOIlS, Cecll, Jr., ana Alan, reacneQ
West Point last week.
Capt. and Mrs George R. Mather
plan to spend Christmas with the
latters parents, Maj. Gen. Roderick
L. Carmichael. U. S. A., retired, and
Mrs. Carmichael, in Washington.
Miss Mary Smith, daughter of 1t.
Col. George L. Smith and Mrs.
Smith of Swampscott, Mass, reached
the garrison Thursday to spend the
week end here with Col. and Mrs.
Roger G. Alexander and their
daughter, Miss Ruth Alexander.
Capt. and Mrs. Fuqua
To Be Hosts to Parents.
Capt. and Mrs. Stephen o. Fuqua,
jr., will have with them for the
holidays the formers parents, Maj
Gen. and Mrs. Stephen o. Fuqua of
New York, and Mrs. Fuqua, jr's.
mother, Mrs. Rowan p Lemly of
Washington.
Capt and Mrs. Winfield w. Sisson
have visiting them until after
Christmas Mrs. Sisson's mother, Mrs.
W. G. Shacklette of Louisville:
DR.. and Mrs. John Perman of
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Christmas Parties Hold
Attention at Annapolis
Many Visitors Arrive
To Spend Holidays
Near Naval Academy

2-Christmas parties began today
the festivities Yuede will
William Clarke latters
Mr. and Mrs Coleman will eggnog
entertaining
Bryan Signal Corps, N.
Capt entertained
home daughter
Mrs Ward Bronson who their It.
been Charleston S. c.
eggnos party Saturday.
Commodore
Terry Academy
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Dinner Dance Is Center
OF Interest in Quantico
Many Parties Are Held
Preceding Dancing
At Officers Mess

QUANTICO, Va, 21.-Maj McCary Little
spend law
dinner held the Officers and
parties preceded the dancing
noho before the
Mrs G. O. Van Orden, Maj
Foldahl of Washington H Williams,
Mrs W. Coleman 1t Mrs j. 1t E.
1t and R. Robert
ington; 1t and Mrs j. H. Tnsey 1t Reynaud
M. Miller.
Mai.
Entertain at Dinner.
dinner at the Ofdcers
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~~~>>~cS~@t
Admiral Halligan, and her son-in-
law and daughter, 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. Charles Adair gave an egg
nog party yesterday at Mrs. Halli-
CAMS home on Prince George
street.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. H.
Old will have with them their son
and daughter-in-law. DR.. and Mrs.
Bruce Old of Bethlehem, Pa. for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Lloyd, jr.,
of New York, will spend the holi-
days here as the guests of Mr..
Lloyd's parents, Commodore and
Mrs. Edward Lloyd. Joanna Leigh
Lloyd, young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd, jr., will arrive today to
visit her grandparents.
MIR. Walter James
Visits With Brother.
Mr.. Walter James of Wilmington,
N. c., will be here over Sunday with
his brother, Prof. Robert James of
the department of English, history
and government at the Naval Acad-
envy and with Miss Ruth Ellen
James, who spends the winters here
with her brother, Prof. James, will
return to Wilmington Monday for
the holiday season.
Capt and Mrs. Robert Lhamon
soon will leave the Naval Academy
where Capt. Lhamon has been on
duty at the Naval Hospital.
Mrs. Howard H. j. Benson gave
a luncheon Tuesday on the U. S.
S. Reina Mercedes in honor of Mrs.
Lhamon.
Mrs Edward Van Aman and her
daughter, Mrs Theodore Borst, the
latter of Clinton, N. Y, are guests
of Mrs. Van Aman's daughter, Mrs.
Guy Baker, and Capt. Baker at
their home on Maryland avenue.
Mrs Borst is sister of Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Charles F. McGivern, who
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Brown of Murray
avenue, for several weeks, has left
for Honolulu, where she will join
her husband, Ensign McGivern.
Mrs. Douglas A. Spencer, wife of
Comdr. Spencer, has arrived at
Carvel Hall, where she will make
her home until March. Her hus-
band is on duty on the West Coast.
Comdr. and Mrs. Spencer's son
is a midshipman at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs. Charles R. Dodds has left for
Norfolk, Va, after a visit to her
parents, 1t. Comdr and Mrs. P. V. H.
Weems of Randall Court Ensign
Dodds' ship, the U. S. S. Texas, is
scheduled to return to Norfolk this
week. He and Mrs. Dodds expect
to return to Annapolis during the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Donald T. Giles is spending
this week in Norfolk, where she
Joined her husband, 1t. Comdr.
Giles.
Comdr. and Mrs. H. L. Naples
have left for Florida, where they
will spend some time at Lake
Worth
Mrs. NJ L. Smellow, wife of 1t.
Comdr. Smellow, and her son, Neill,
were among the Americans who ar
rived in San Francisco from Shang-
hal, China. Mrs. Smellow and her
son are en- route to Annapolis, where
they will visit her mother, Mrs.
j. Lipman
Mrs. Ohio C. Ledbetter, wife of
Capt. Ledbetter, U. S. NJ c.. has
given up her quarters at Quantico
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Samuel Karrick, Jr.,
Home for HOLIDAYS

Cadet Samuel Marin Karrick,
jr., has arrived from West Point
to spend the holidays with his
parents, Maj. and Mrs. S. N. Kar-
rick, in Arlington.
AS their weekend guest they
have Mr.. John Seed, who is en-
route from Princeton to his home
in Oak Park, ILL.,, to spend his
vacation with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Linden Seed.
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Brother and Sister
Home for HOLIDAY

Miss Nancy Green and her
brother, Mr.. Richard Russell Green,
who attended college in Georgia,
will arrive tomorrow to spend their
holiday with their parents, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. S. Gordon Green, in Ar
ington.
En- route they spent several days
with their maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Richard B. Russell, in Winder,
Ga.
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CARROTS to Spend
HOLIDAYS in CAPITAL

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. r. c. Gar
rett and their son, Cadet r. w.
Garrett of West Point, will spend
the holidays at the apartment of
Mrs. CARROTS sister, Mrs. James
Totten, at 1861 Crescent place.
Col. and Mrs. Totten will spend
their Christmas leave visiting
their sons at st. Louis and at Fort
Sill.
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Cocktail Party
At McCOwn Home

Comdr. and Mrs. Henry Young
McCown were hosts yesterday at
a cocktail party in their home in
Country Club Hills, Arlington.
Mrs. McCown was assisted by
Mrs. Frederick Porter and Mrs.
Leon Fiske.
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Mai. and Mrs. Wood
In BrOokyille

Maj. and Mrs. John r. Wood
and their young daughter are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Thompson Powell, in
Brookville, Md.
Mrs. Wood is being extensively
entertained during her visit.
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Miss Berry Returns

Miss Emily Berry arrived Friday
from Montreal, N. c., where she
attended Montreal College, to spend
the holidays with her parents, 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. Robert w. Berry,
in Arlington.
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Visit in Midwest

1t. Richard Powell of Arlington
will leave tomorrow for several
days stay in Fort Wayne, Ind, and
1t. Woodward Warrick, also of Ar
ington, is spending until after
Christmas in Detroit.
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and has been spending several weeks
with her father, Mr.. A. j. Kramer,
in Market street. Mrs. Ledbetter
and her children plan to remain here
while Capt. Ledbetter is in Guam
tanamo and will take an apartment
on Gloucester street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes
have closed their home, White House
Farm, on South River, and reopened
their winter home at Boca Rattan,
Fla,
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Cadet Visits Parents

Cadet Milton E. Stevens, on leave
from the United States Military
Academy at West Point, N. Y, is
with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
William j. Stevens, at their home,
5129 Eighth street.
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Mrs. Norman Hussa of Washington
Fourteen guests were invited.
Capt. and Mrs. S. S. Jack also en-
tertained at dinner this evening be-
fore the dance. Cocktails were
served in their quarters and dinner
was at the officers Mess. Their
guests were Col and Mrs. Ralph M
Mitchell of Washington, Maj. and
Mrs. F. Fl Lamson-Scribner, Maj
and Mrs. P. E. Conradt, Capt. and
Mrs. j. w. Earnshaw, Mrs. j. M
DAILY and Mr.. R. T. Woodward.
Maj and Mrs. c. R. Hartsel were
hosts to Is guests at cocktails and
dinner at the Officers Mess to-
night for the Christmas dance and
Mai. and Mrs w. j. Wallace gave
a dinner party before the dance at
the officers Mess this evening.
Maj. and Mrs. w. Carvel Hall
were hosts to 18 guests at dinner
in their quarters before the dance
tonight. Among those from out
of town were 1t Col. and Mrs
Franklin Hart of Washington and
Maj. and Mrs. Paul Cowley of
Indian Head, Md.
Capt. and Mrs. Stamm
Give Eggnog Party.
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Stamm were
hosts to 80 guests for eggnog yes
terday.
Mai. and Mrs. D. K. Claude went
to washington for the cocktail party
given Friday by Maj. and Mrs. Grin
H. Wheeler
Mrs. L. B. Clark will leave to-
morrow to spend the holidays IN
Havana with Capt. Clark.
Mrs Samuel Coffman of Phila-
delphia is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Maj and Mrs R.
P. Coffman.
1t. Col and Mrs. Lee Brown of
Washington will spend Christmas
Eve with Mrs. j. w. Whaling.
Miss Elizabeth Torrey has asked
a few guests for cocktails tomorrow
at the home of her parents. Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Philip H. Torrey,
in honor of Capt. and Mrs. M. G..
Brown of Philadelphia.
Col. and Mrs. Shepherd
Are Guests in Capital.
Col. and Mrs. Lemuel c. Shop
herd, jr, will be the luncheon guests
tomorrow of Comdr. and Mrs.
Hester Hoogewerf in their home in
Georgetown, D. c.
Col. and Mrs. Shepherd were
hosts at cocktails for the staff and
instructors of the Marine CORPS
Schools and their wives Wednesday
at their quarters.
30 Shepherd arrived yesterday
from the Episcopal High School in
Alexandria.
Mrs Emile P. Moses, Mrs. Philip
Torrey, Mrs. Lemuel c. Shepherd
and Mrs. D. R. Nimmer were among
those present at luncheon at the
Shoreham, given by Mrs. A. A.
Vandegrift Monday, when the guest
of honor was Mrs. A. H. Turnage.
who recently returned from Peiping.
Miss Virginia Gould entertained
at tea today in the quarters of her
parents, Mai. and Mrs. M. j. Gould.
Maj. and Mrs. Gould will be hosts
at an egg-nog party Christmas eve.
Mrs. Gould drove to Williamsburg
Thursday to accompany home Miss
Gould and her roommate. Miss
Jean McEldoWney of Philadelphia
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Joins Parents

Former Representative and Mrs
William c. Ramseyer have been
joined by their daughter. Miss Bar
bara Ramseyer, Junior at North
western University.
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Andruses Are Hosts

Dr. Carlton L. Andrus. U. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Andrus of Arlington, Va,
have as their weekend guests the
latter's brother n-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Royal Everett of
New York City.
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

.tante, y apareci6 la figura r!di-
culamente ostentosa y recarga-
.da de trapos Y de prendas colo
.ri1escas de Monsieur Renard
Nisto de eerca y aqui, sin ell
aparato y Ell ambiente de la pis.
ia, a1n resultaba mas grotesco
y mas ridiculo.
Su frac verde lagarto. era de
una antiguedad lamentable, y
estaba deshilachado pOr nail ST.
tics, mostrando la trama del te.
lido.
Ell rostro del personaje, del
gado hasta la exageracion, cast
sin nariz, con las orejas separa.
das del craneo, tenia una EXPIRE
sion c~ompletamente innoble.
Ademas, aqui, lejos del p1-
blico, hablando con su voz natu-
raj, sin los f~ingimientos amane-
radios con que Sc presentaba q
la multitud, y Ell tono de su 6rga4
no pasal era aguardentoso y ron
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

co, delatando a un borracho em-
pedernido.
Llevaba en- la solapa del frac
Ell bottom colorinesco de v~arias-
condecoraciones, euyo origen
completamente absurdo y es4
~tramb6tico, va explicaremos
mas adelante a los lectores. Y
la chistera blanca, con una esca-
rapela de orc, cubria un craneo
puntiagudo y dislocado, en- ell
que no g%erminaban mas que i
IDEAS de erimen, de robo, de exs
plotaci6n del semejante y do
brutalidad.
FL ilustre personaje lanz6 u
ma rapida mirada de inspect
ci6n al interior del camerino.
-Bueno, %gentuza, Jvenis o
quereis que os saque 20 a ira
llazos ?-dijo en- tono brutal.
|iYa vamos, papal-contes,
to Ketty.
-lYa vamOs Lrepiti6 Tony.
La gaceta., 1940-11-06
an-iardn-lardn"

AL fin, Tony Sc detenia, al
llegar al otro extreme de la al
fombra, giraba en- redopdo, y,
parade con marayillosa lentitgd
eomensaba a iBcliRaFse, a iloli7
narse, a inclinarse hacia adelan
to-.
Sonaba un grito de ansiedad
entire Ell pGblico.
Norma, Ketty y Dick, empe-
zaban a su vez a inclinarse CO.
mo un poste de carne que va a
venirse al suelo..., y asi cont.
nuaba la columna humana cada
yea mas cerca del suelo, como g.
sus cuatro cuerpecillos compJ-
nentes fueran a estrellarse con-
ira e.,
Pero, inesperadamente, come
ell cuerpO de una serpiente que
SO rOmpiera pOr muchos sitioa
La gaceta., 1940-11-06
Ell DESAFIO DEL DOMINGO
EN- CUSCADEN

Patrocinado y organizado por
la Liga Intersocial, Ell domingo
Sc efectuara en- ell parque Cusca
den un desafio de pelota a be.
neficio del alumbrado del taller
de costura de la WPA, situado
en- la Gale 20.
La novena ganadora del cam
peonato, a de los Leales, Sc ba-
tira con el team de la Unione TIA
Llama, reforzado con valiosos pc
loteros de otras novenas.
Sc empezara a jugar a. las 80
actuando como arbitros Carl Ii
PEE y ell "Motorista." Los ticket
estan a la vepta en- diferentes
lugares de Tampa e YbOr City
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

La Liga 1ntersocial de pelota
dara ell viernes su banquete a.
nual en- ell Patio del Restaurant
Columbia.
Tomaran asiento en- la presi-
dencia del acto, seg1n 10 acor-
dado, el Sr. Victoriano Mantei-
ga, presidente de la Liga; los
Sres. Juan Fernandez, Paquito-
Garcia, Enrique Santos Y Vicen
te Guastela, presidentes de las
cuatro sociedades que integran
Ell campeonato; ell secretario y ell
tesorero de la Liga, Sres. Sergio
y Antonio La Paz; ell al
Chancey y Ell jefe de poll
cia Woodruff; los delegados
Sres. jose Fernandez, Charles
Fernandez, Luis Sanchez y Ma
rio Pullara; los subdelegados
Ignacio Antinori, Jose Lopez,
Rodriguez y Ceferino
Lopez; Nash Higgins, director
de la Junta de Recreo y un CRU.
20 de periodistas.
La comida empezara a servir-
e a las $50 y despues de SER
vida informara ell presidente de
La gaceta., 1940-11-06
Gomez espera denotar facilmente a Allen
Ulysses Vale peIeark de nuevo

credito, pero Sc lie utiliza com
attractive especial" del match
Reaparecera manana, tenien-
do de nuevo como adversario a
Floyd Shiflett, ell joven 'gladia-
der latino Ulysses Vale. Vale
~sostuvo una pelea con Floyd,
hace algunos meses, y lie derrot6
pero los amigos de Shiflett pro-
testaron de la decision.
Bred Barja, con un peso de
1873 liras, Sc batira con Jimmy
Powell, gladiator que posee una
efectiva mano derecha,
Peter Filiippi, de Wisconsin,
obtendra un match de revancha
con ice Turner.
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

Sabiendo que debera cOncedel
a Young Allen una v~entaja d
varias Iibras, Tommy Gomez, e
hotelero local, declare hoy qu
mahana por la nochs vencera
sin apuros, al p1gil de Macon
estado de Georgia.
Gomez, que solo tiene 10 4
nos, Sc entrena bajo la~direcci6r
personal de Jose Leto y espers
seryir a Allen la mismo raci6l
de puhetazos que produjo la de
rota de Maynard Daniels, hac'
algunas semanas.
Allen lleva cinco ANS en- 10.
cuadrilateros de lsur y la soma.
ma pasada derrot6 al griego Va.
sill, una papa suave" que Il
brind6 Frank LaMarque.
Cree Leto que Allen es ell ad
versario mas peligrose hasta i
fecha seleccionado para colocai
obstaculos en- Ell canine de 81
patrocinado.
BESIDE aver viene circulandC
Ell buio de que u Allen derrota 3
Gomez ~ lie sy...ratara para U
ma pelea con Ken 0verlin, e
campe6n mundial del peso me
diano. Else rumor no es digno d.
La gaceta., 1940-11-06
Ell Banquete annual de la Liga lntersocial
AsrSTIRAN 100 Personals

la 1iga y hablaran conocidas
personalidades.
Asistiran 125 personals, a juz-
gar por los cubiertos va separa-
dos.
Probando su devotion por los
deportes, los hermanos Herman
dez Casimiro y Lorenzo, duenos
del Columbia, lie dieron numero-
sas facilidades a los subdelega-
dos de la Liga, organizaderes
del banquete.
Todos los peloteros que toma-
ron parte en- ell campeonato han
sido invitados y tambien una glo
ria peloteril de Tampa, Ell famo.
so catcher Alfonso Lopez, cuen-
ia en- Tampa con miles de ami
gos.
Alfredo Martinez, el popular
bodeguero de la avenida de Mi
chigan, uno de los fanatics I'M
cansables de la pelota, ha side
invitado tambien.
lDurante Ell acto Sc entregara
una copa a la novena vencedora
y tambien los cheques a los Sc
nores Delegates.
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TeIsfono Y 1892
OEPORTES
LA PROXIMA SEMANA Sc
RIA NOMBRADO Ell NUE.
Vo DIRECTOR DE LOS IN
dos

Cleveland, Nov. eel nuevo
director de los "ninos llorones''
de Cleveland sera nombrado el
martes de la semana pr6xima
segdn manifesto aver ell Sr. Al
va Bradley, p~residente de la no.
vena.
Bradley agreg6 que no apare-
ce entire los "peritos'' considera-
dos para Ell puesto, ell nombre d<
Mickey Cochrane, Ell exdirector
de los Tigres.
La selection, segdn sc parece
Sc hara entire ell exmanager Ro-
ger Peckinpaugh y ell coaci
Luke Sewell.
Tambien han sido menciona-
dos Roger Hornsby, ell Rajah, \
Babe Ruth, metre los aspiran.
ties.
La gaceta., 1940-11-06
Gpeenbers nombrado elpelotero
mis- vaioso de la LisaAmencana
Bob Feller qusd6 en- segundo Iusar

New York, Nov. 6.-Un CO.
mite de la Agocie2i6n de Eseri-
torres de Baseball de America
seleccion6 aver a H-nk Green
berg, ell jardinero ~izqu.erdo de
los Tigres, para Ell alto honor de
pelotero mas valioso de la Liga
Americana en- Ell ano 1910. OBJ
tuvo Greenberg 1872 puntos.
Bob Feller. Ell pitcher de los In
dos, oued6 en- segundo lugar,
con 222 puntos; Joe DiMaggio
en- ~tercero, cen ISL Buck New
some, ell cuarto, con 100, y des-
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

La Inca de los "guajiros" es
muy fuerte y tiene sobre la dc
Palma Celia una considerable
v~entaja en- peso.
Ned Baldwin realizar& sus me
jores esfuerzos; pero Green los
observadores que no podra rom
per la "muraila."
Els muy probable que las Pan
teras Sc decidan por 'la via de-
aire."
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

namiento. Cooke, estima que las
P~anteras de Plant alcanzaran lie
victoria, por cuanto su team hi.
20 uan pesima demonstration ls
semana pasada y Ell espiritu dt
"once" sigue decayendc. Los ex
pertos de Plant City parecen d.
puestos a conceder Ell triunfo {
Plant, con una anetaci6n no me
ror de "a puntos,
La gaceta., 1940-11-06

'pues Lou Boudreau. Jimmy
Foxx, Colegial Roweor. Rudy
Ray Radcliff, Luke Appling,
Roy Weatherly y Dick Bartell.
Despues de jugar la primsra
base durante siete amos, Green
berg fus pasado a los jardines
.el aho pasado, y realize verda''
.deras hazanas p~eloteriles en- ia
vor de su novena. Pogo en- la
temporada Al jonrrcnes, impul
So $50 carreras y jug6 bien n.
campo.