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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

starting pitchers Bridges strictly relief pur-
poses would give Manders and Mueller pitch
times before the ends
install Meyers a second
and 5 needed Give Franklin opportunity
not but week Give the kid chance
and build up his confidence
Give York three four-day and Sullivan
Try Stanback a regular day the
basis Meyer If they unable produce this
The Tigers going far this year why gamble
mentioned and then the Of the get
players. If necessary trade Radcin Campbell
with Thomas and catcher
Sincerely yours
FRED K. ZIEGEL
1855 West Sx-Nfie road Detroit
Briggs:
% let Baker as manager md ct i'm
build the winner. Just Baker
blame because Greenberg the McCosky
n ar
pitching he did last the Tigers would still
CLARE III
1922 Turner, Lansing.
Editor:
really nothing wrong except
spirit. They're the fighting club
clubs beat the Tigers. they
beat
Now Is he nd Of trail.
need to
imitation. The who replaces Charlie viii
than good
Pinly Higgins good replacement. Rudy
II living n Greenberes shadows.
Sincerely,
MORRIE GELLERMAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
.StdndIee S Aid
May Bd(kfire
iatrnstlsnsI s.v, Phgts

Continued from First Sport Page)
in Fridays drill at Dyche Stadium.
Charlie O'Rourke OF Boston Col
lege was the key man in the aerial
attack. He was an accurate paSser
either on short or long heaves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

IN FRIDAY drlll at Dyche Stadium.
Charlie O'Rourke OF Boston Col
lege was the key man in the aerial
attack. He was an accurate paSser
either on short or long heaves.
HARMON ToSSEs.
Tom Harmon also helped in the
throwing and did an acceptable
Job. On the receiving end, the
All-Stars were well supplied The
two starting ends I'd RucinSki OF
Indiana and Dave Rankin OF Pur-
due. are exceptional in this de-
partment. They are tall fast and
smart.
Minnesota supplied two half
backs, George F'ranck and Bob
Paffrath who are fine catcbers
as Is Arthur Jones OF Richmond.
Jones Is being groomcd as tho
surprise back Of the game From
a small college. he was unknown
except IN has own neighburhood.
But here he has been good in all
departments
To strengthen the ends. the
weakest link in the All-Star squad.
two players have been added 10
the group. They are Ray Procha-
ska of Nebraska and Leonard OAR
nell OF Duke ProchaSka was
working with Dutch Clark'S Cleve-
land Rams when the 5 is was
sent out.
PIEPUL BEST
Mlt Piepul who will JOIN the
Lions after the game. has been
the best OF the punters in drills.
although pressed by O'Brien and
Dean McAdams of Washington.
Place kickerS have been drilled
daily in their speciality and thus
far Tony Ruffa Of Duke Univer-
Slty has been the best
Only one drill IS scheduled for
today and then the players viii
attend doubleheader baseball
game. Most of the players have
never seen major league club IN
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

4.year-old free style Won by Alice
.Crshb BOAT cub second. MargareI
Greenwood (kronkl third Anna Martin
tFifuwoodl. Time 80
D. .vrar-oI8 free style Won ~ Rufs
Rrsr1erd EASTERN second jeanne Hot
comb t~t CIarI tbfd Barbara shiptor
iRlsf C.uni Time B8s
it.NrFr.u|d back stroke Won ht Irene
prrrIrks EASTERN second Jamie pavel
tIaefWucIf fhfd Margaret gtscnwuot
tkrlukl Time. ass
if.tstr.uld back stroke Won by Jnann,
Huir0wc tSt CIaiD second. Ruth Ross
rarf Eastern third. BETTY Reno tJener
son. Time .f7I
if.tetf.ai3 breast stroke Won rs AIMS
Nltni tFImWo1dJ. second Barbafs lar
.E0 tHufchinet. third Irene PernIrts
eastern Time 50
l-.efF-o.4 breast sfrnke-Wou by E8thei
TfHsffn fFr.rkI. second Nl~rirIr Sci
tEasferrl third. Shirley Butler tSt Clair
Tine .fs
The guardian., 1941-06-28
SAME DISCOVERY

Herr Hitler merely has made III.
same discovery that some peonIa Wv y
the United States are making to.dou m II
This discovery" is that Colored peoni. oni
can do just as good as anybody eIss r.'
if and when given a chance.
Sometimes Colored people greatly
exceed the averaged
However, literature and other form,
of propaganda have for years obscnrsJ
the true ability of colored people from
Americans, just as has "Mein" Kamnf
obscured the true facts from Hitler
who has never met Paul Robeson
Marion Anderson, Walter White WI.
liam Pickens, or any other colorpd
leader or celebrity in his entire and
eventful careed. Hitler's education on
colored people has painfully come
about thru the medium of sports,
have no doubt that in some distant
future German scientists will thrill to
the discoveries of Doctor George W
Carver and German musicians will
honor those worthy artists of the
colored race. Artists are that way.
Military regimes do not represent
all the people.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
JESSE OWENS

So confident were the Germans in
the 1886 Berlin Olympics, Hitler had q
special and elaborate box seat made
to witness the slaughter of the mon
aryans." The Nazis. had good reason
to gloat over two great broadjumpers
Lutz Long and Wilhelm Leichum, both
25-foot performers.
Lutz Long drew a wild ovation as
he hurtled thru space to an amazing
leap of 25 feet, 9 27-32 inches. Lut7
was conceded the title.
Two other Europeans, Wilhelm
Leichum of Germany and Arturo Maj
fei of Italy were tied near the top at
25 feet, and a fraction inches. A
Japanese star, Naota Tahmia, led
these latter two by fraction of an
inch.
Americas representative Jesse
Owens, another "inferior" colored man
from Ohio State via Alabama, faced
field of four 25-foot broadjumpers!
On his final effort, Owens shatter-
ed the worlds record with a leap of
26 feet, 21-64 inches!
Owens triumph drove Hitler from
the arena. Hitler never came back.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
rowing ALONG SPORTSD0M
By MABE K0UNTzE
DEBUNKING 'ARYANS'
By MABE K0UNTzE

No matter how Germany comes out
of her latest bid for world conquest
the Anglo -Saxon-Nazi combined cary
an" racial theory has been exploded
higher than kite. At the most it was
just as fantastic as the cloaks of con-
ceit that enveloped the now fallen en-
pires of naughty Rome, Greece, Persia
and all the rest. We have something
suspiciously like it here in many sec
tions of the U.S.A. Hitler did not in
vent it.
Will Schroeder of Germany and re-
Gently dethroned worlds discus king
is one of Hitler's "ayran superiority
boys whose mark of 174 feet, pa
inches is really a tremendous toss of
the platter. 1t stood six years.
But only last week, a so-called Gin
ferior" colored man, Archie Harris,
made no boasts as he tossed the same
platter ia feet, 8a4 inches.
If Schroeder is a superman, what
does this make Harris?
The guardian., 1941-06-28
LOUIS KAYO

The Jesse Owens sweep of III. IA,
and 200 meter dashes, plus the hut ~ Ivy
ming broadjump at Berlin was Sne run
mendous blow to "aryan' praSt;a. Qe-
Triumphs by Archie Williams = a
400 meters; Johnny Woodruff u = u ae
800 meters and Cornelius Jobnsa.@ ~ @e !
the high jump created an internst;aa.lall ,,9Ga n
joke of the Nazi "aryan" race '',,Ulsl snu
iority nonsense. 'upef'
Champion Joe Louis kayoed t6a a1ga! Nsl:
idol, Max Schmeling, in the 81 sborta.i razl
time on record, that Just about eisottssi sottii
the whole argument. '0''ie0
Colored People have made ma.
profound impression on Herr Higs faIs.
during the past five or six wears -irs,s' nut
ing the Nazi invasion of France Dll' g
Germans even praised the fighting ss sis
rican cOlonials. They were forces Al !.
Mein Kampf was all wrong i abon: ~
Colored People! "'Ou'
The guardian., 1941-06-28

These examinations are for filling
vacancies in these positions in the
Ordnance Department at Large, War
Department, Watertown Arsenal,
Watertown, Massachusetts.
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED UNTIL FURTHER NO
TICE, AND RATED AT INTER
Walls; certifcation will be made as
the needs of the service require.
The necessary application forms and
further information may be obtained
from the Secretary, Board of U. S
Civil Service Examiners, at any first
or second-class post Office in New Eng.
land; from the Manager, First u. S
Civil Service District, 1902 Post Office
and Courthouse Building, Boston
Massachusetts; from your nearest
local State Employment office; or
from the Secretary, Board of u. S
Civil Service Examiners, Watertowr
Arsenal, Watertown, Massachusetts,
Applications must be filed with the lat.
ter office.
Announcement of open competition
examinations for the positions of:
CHIEF ENGINEERING AID: S26OO 2
year
PRINCIPAL ENGINEERING AID
$4,000 a year
SENIOR ENGINEERING AID: $1,000
a year
ENGINEERING AID: $500 a year
ASSISTANT ENGINEERING AID
$500 a year
(Less deduction of 31a per cent fol
retirement annuity
OPTIONAL BRANCHES
1. Agricultural
2. Civil
8. Computations
a. Construction
5. Electrical
6. Highway
z. Hydraulic
8. Mechanical
8. Photogrammetry
FIRST U. S. CIVIL SERVICE DIS
TRICT Comprising the New Eng
land States)
TIME FOR FILING APPLICA
TIONS: Before the close of busines
on JULY z, 1941. Application will b
rated at intervals and certifcatiol
made as the needs of the service re
quire.
CHIEF ENGINEERING AID (aero
nauticaD: $4,000 year
PRINCIPAL ENGINEERING All
(aeronauticaD $4,000 a year
SENIOR ENGINEERING AID (aero
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| ENGINEERING AID (aeronautical)
$500 year
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aeronautical) $500 year
Iess deduction of 81 per cent fo
retirement annuity
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TRICT Comprising the New Eng
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TIME FOR FILING APPLICA
TIONS: Applications will be receive
until further notice.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Lou Nova Signs
To Meet Joe Louis

NEW YORK-Lou Nova has signed
for the second time to meet Champion
Joe Louis for the worlds heavyweight
title sometime in September.
If Louis signs to meet Mr.. Nova
next September it will mean that Billy
Conn will have to win the title next
summer, in 1912, if at all.
Real Heavyweight
Nova is a genuine heavyweight. He
is tough, durable, can absorb punish
ment and is a good puncher. A nota-
BILE fact about Nova is that he has
never fought a good colored heavy
weight. Louis will be the first and
some are inclined to think, the last.
Make Baer, long past his peak, and
the once promising Pat Comisky are
Nova's only recent trumps cards Of
conquest. He was kayoed bv Tony
Galento but the Galento victories have
always been questioned.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
LEFTY BROWNS
DIAMOND DOPE


BALTIMORE, Md.-A twenty gun
salute is in order for Elite prexy, Tom
Wilson, for hiring travelling news
correspondent. This step toward total
organization is a fine one.
After making a short jaunt out West
the Elite Giants and the Black Yankees
returned to Baltimore to end their
tour with a three game series-two.
Sunday, and one, Monday mite. The
Elites with blood in their eyes and still
remembering the double defeat at the
hands of John Stanley of Connie Rec
tor last Sunday (15th) in Nashville.
tore into both men with vengeance to
cop both ends of a double-header. The
first game ended with the score of AS
behind the pitching of Jonah Gaines
from Southern Uni. The nightcap pro-
The guardian., 1941-06-28
.SPORTLIGHT
BY GEORGE R. SKELLY
N. E. TENNIS ASSOCIATION
18th ANNUAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS In
PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND NEXT WEEK

New Jersey, the defending champion
and two leg winner of the Bishop H
2. Plummer trophy, viii be there to
take possession of this beautiful tro-
ply.
The other events will include Wom-
ems Singles, Women's Doubles, Vet
Grams Singles and Junior Singles.
The usual Reception and Dance will
be held on the night before the Fourth
of July from 9 to 1 am. in the beauti-
full and spacious Roger Williams Park
Casino, Providence. Entrance on Elm
wood Avenue.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
The Foe Within

In orr battle for justice we mus
realize that there are thousands u
traitors within our own ranks-m'I,
and women who, having mortgages
their own craven souls to our ~
emies, are willing and anxious
sell out our group for a mess OF POs !.
tage. In myraids Of instances y sns, y,
have already done so. Many OF 1n", a,'
beings are like moles which outiv" .
beneath the surface, and they nav ~
by their pernicious activities Pla':u !
the entire structure of our rign@ y
peril. The vilest, cruelest, most OlI ~
tai, craftiest, most venomous' aas s
most cold-blooded outspoken eneI 81.
is far less dangerous than tne s' v"s
crafty, Sinking, snake-hke OurfO'
ing foe within ,rc
-LLEWELLYN LEWIe'
The guardian., 1941-06-28

vided the fans with countless thrills as
John Stanley, after being knocked out
of the box in the opener, relieved Rec
tor and walked the winning homer in
the sixth inning, the game being called
because of the six o'clock law here. The
final score was 7-6. Six homers fea-
tured both games, four by the Elites,
(Hoskins, Blot, Curry and Spearman)
and for the Yankees dick Seavy and
Hack Barker).
With the first half nearly over and
the East-West game just one month
away, Pm going to attempt to pick the
team for the East that will be selected
by the officials and fans. Don't forget
to send in votes for your favorite
players.-Yours till then, LEFTY.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

EXAMINATIONS
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open competi-
tive examinations for the following:
ANNEALER: 1884, 6.24, 6.64 day
BLACKSMITH Il. F.): $6.S8, 1928,
1853 day
CABLE SPLICER: $1O.48, 1896, 11.44
day
CHIPPER (MACH. SHOP: $3.50,
GIG, 6.72 day
IRONWORKER: S6.48, 7.76, 9.04 day
MACHINIST (ERECTING): $6.96,
MAcaINIsF aj5fi MS P"' tGENERAL): ss.ss,
7.76, 8.56 day
MACHINIST (MAINT.): $6.96, 7.76,
M&CHfNiKsT Sf (H.B.M): 1888 day
MACHINIST (HL.): 1888 day
MACHINIST (H.P.): 1888 day
MACH. OPER. (AUTO SCREW :
$6.96, 760, 8.24 day
MACH. OPER. (CYL. INT. SURF.
OR CEN. GRINDERS): $6.4S, 6.96,
MACH. oPER. (E.L): $e.48. s.se
MACH. 4' oPER. tG.c): $e.48, e.se
7.44 day
MACH OPER. (MILL MACH.): $6.4S
MACH. oPER. (PLANER): $s.48
6.96, 7.44 day
MACH. OPER. (H.B.M.): $6.48, 6.96
MACH. oPER. Cv.B.M.): $s.48, 6.96
7.44 day
MACH. 0PER. GRAD. DRILL): $6.4s
6.96, 7.44 day
MACH. OPER. (TooL GRIND)
$648, 6.96, 7.44 day
MACH. OPER. (T.L.): $6.Ss, 1853
MAT. KEEPER (TooLs & TOOL
STEEL): $512, 5.92, 6.72 day
METER (ELECTRIC): $500, 1854
9.28 day
PROD. ASST. (EsT.): $3.50, 8.48, s.so
PROD. ASST. (FoL. up: $7O4, 7.s8
PROD. SjS6 a1S ASST. (R.s.w): $3.50, 8.48
sAHDBfAsT ND By OPERATOR: s5.52
5.68, 5.84 day
SUBSTATION OPER. (For films
position of Sub-Sta. Oper. ant
Maintenance Elec.): $6.88, 7.60, 8.3.
day
TOOLDRESSER: $6.ss, 7.44, 800 da,
TOOLHARDENER: $6.S8, 7.44, 8.Ol
day
PRIN. TOOLKEEPER: $2300.00 yea
SENIOR TOOLKEEPER: $2000.0
year
TOOLKEEPER: $1800.00 year
ASST. TOOLKEEPER: 100000 yea
TOOLMAKER: $7.76, 8.64, 9.52 day
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Barney Ewen
Sweeps National
COLLEGIATE Sprints

PATIO ALTO, Cal. - Norwood
Barney" Ewell, Penn State track
star, scored a double" here in the
National Collegiate Track & Field
Games.
Ewell won the 100 yard dash in 10
seconds, and the 220 yard dash in I'll
seconds. The Lancaster Flyer is en-
joying his best season. He scored
triple in the &c. "A Games this year
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Baseball Broadcast
July Eight

DETROIT-The ninth annual white
major league Ais game, July Sth
to be played at Detroit, will be broad
cast by radio by three major networks,
it was announced last week.
There will be no colored boys on
the clubs representing the white Am,
erican and National Leagues. ColOred
are barred, but there is no law which
allows colored to be barred.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Andy Cooper
Famous Pitcher
Dies In Texas

WACO, Texas-Andy Cooper, IA
nous colored Hall of Fame baseball
pitcher died here after an illness which
originated soon after the 1941 spring
baseball practice began.
Cooper had been with the Kansas
City Monarchs, now of the Colored
American Baseball League, for thir-
teen years and became club manager.
Last year Cooper had the happy honor
OF managing the Western All-Stars
in the annual East West classic staged
at Chicago.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
APPEAL FOR SKILLED men
SHORTAGE AT NAVY YARD,
ARSENAL AND ARMORY

There is a great shortage of skilled
workers at the Boston navy yard, Wat
ertown arsenal and the Springfield
armory, according to William A.
Foley, district manager of the United
States Civil Service Commission in
Boston.
All skilled workers not engaged in
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Bomber Far From
Through Almy

Joe Louis is far from through in
the opinion of Doc Almy, New Eng
lands greatest boxing authority who
personally interviewed and watched
the Bomber in action during the past
few weeks.
"Louis knows what he is doing inside
ropes, can punch with deadly effect
and precision when so disposed and
just at present, is a long way removed
from the all done Glass;" wrote Almy
in the Boston Post last week.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Archie Harris
Sets New World
Record In Discus

PATIO ALTO, Cal.-The worlds
discus record set by Will Schroeder Of
Germany is no more.
Schroder's record was 174 feet, 21a
inches, set in 1885.
Last week, Archie Harris, colored
senior from U. Indiana established g
new worlds record. He threw the dis.
Gus TIA feet, 8a4 inches, winning the
National Collegiate crown for 1871.
Harris, following graduation, will be
an assistant coach at North Caroline
AIT. Harris, six foot 2O5 lb. athlete
and Headcoach Rolly Bernard, zoo
lb. 6:3 athlete from Blu. will be &
giant coaching duo.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Greenidge and Dixon
In AAU Games To-day

PHILADELPHIA - Two colorec
schoolboys will come in for their share
of attention here this week in the Ma.
tional A.A.U. Championships.
Both from James Madison HIS. Of
New York, rangy Frank Dixon anC
stocky Eddie Greenidge will compete
here representing the Pioneer A.C. Of
Harlem and the NY. Grand Street
Boys Association.
Dixon is well known nationally as g
star schoolboy miller, while Greenidgt
is a newcomer who has run the century
in 98 and the 220 in 20.9.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Little Dixie
Seeks Revenge

The Little Dixie Softball team after
being defeated in double header by
the Schemers are out to scalp their
victims in a return game this coming
week.
The Little Dixie have just strength
ened their lineup with the addition of
Sheriff Blake, former baseball player
in the Colored National League. The
Schemers have added Harvey Paxton,
that mighty southpaw sticker, to their
roster. So this coming game should be
humdinger
The guardian., 1941-06-28

defense work in private employ, are
urged by Mr.. Foley to apply at once
to the Civil Service Commission for
positions for which they are qualified
Otherwise production for national de-
fense will be seriously impeded, he
said.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
No Race SchOOlbOy
Baseball Stars?

Colored schoolboys failed to place
this year on the 1941 schoolboy DSss @st
ball teams picked by the Boston fO''
and Boston Globe. -, l.,
Franny Matthews, now with Is sIS
Colored National League NewaiA
Eagles, was the last local schoolOos ~
star of color to win All-Scholastlc = aOl' u
ors. Matthews is from Rindge lecH'
Cambridge. He plays first base
The guardian., 1941-06-28
JOBS OPEN FOR RADIO
telephone OPERATORS

NEW YORK-An outstanding and
rare opportunity for specially trained
men has just come to the notice of the
New York office of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Col
ored People.
All colored men who hold frst-class
radio and telephone licenses issued by
the Federal Communications Commits
sion and who wish to be considered for
employment by radio stations in New
York and elsewhere are requested to
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Scheners to
Play Dunbars

On Sunday morning, July 8, the
Schemers Softball team will visit Cam
bridge to hook up with the Dunbar
Softball team.
Last Thursday, June 26, the Schem
ers travelled to Glendale Park, Everett
to play Pete Herman and his High Ha
team.
The guardian., 1941-06-28

Boss" were seen clocking their favor
ties recently. DR.. 'Ike" Starkey would
like to join the for1nist staff. The coun-
sellor from Brockton and Davy German
are watching this column with eagle
eyes. Bernie Mack will be a guest at
Downs" before the meet closes.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
nth ANNUAL OPEN TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIPS IN PROVI-
DENCE. RHODE ISLAND
NEXT WEEK

The 18th Annual Tennis Tourna-
ment of the New England Tennis As
sociation will be held in Providence,
Friday, July 4, and continue through
Sunday July 6.
A large entry list is expected from
New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia
and Baltimore in addition to the New
England players. John Chandler of
The guardian., 1941-06-28

write the national Office of the NAACP,
SO Fifth Avenue, New York, giving
facts about their training, experience
and other information.
The director of radio station in
this city has promised NAACP officials
that if there are any who meet the
qualifications he will employ them
Immediately. He stated that there
are vacancies in other radio stations
due to the fact that the Navy has
called many radio telephone operators.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
King Chills Garcia

FITCHBURG-Felix Garcia, 151, of
Puerto Rico, suffered six round ko
from Howell King, flashy colored well
terweight and former Amateur champ
ion from New York, who entered the
ring weighing $50.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
w Wonderland Barks
By JOHN ALMOND
l'-+.s-s-s+s...s..s.s.-:s.-::..::..::.-:..'..

Blazing Wonderland is going into its
second week with the glorious pups
speeding after Swiftly" FERN MA
TURE, is running true to form. Look
out for Ridge Maid, Hubert, Fiddle On,
RURAL COURT. They are good dogs
to watch next week. The doubles were
marvellous last week.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
United States Civil
Service Commission

Watertown Arsenal, Watertown,
Mass. June 20, 1941
MEN WANTED
To the Editor:
1t is probable that some of your
readers would like to be informed of
present opportunities for Government
employment. 1t would be appreciated
if the following information was print
ed as news.
M. T. CARNEY, Secretary,
Board of U. S. Civil Service
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

ma en- SUI residencia 1903 de
la avenida Is ell Sr. Enrique
del Rio.
Els atendido. por ell DR., Luis
Rey.
Nota de duelo
Una verdadera manifesto
ci6n de duelo result6 en- la tar
de de aver ell sepelio del que
en- vida fu6 Prof. Rogelio Ri
gau.
Con estas lfneas deseamos eX
presar a la familia Rigau nues
ira mas sentida condolencia.
iPaz a sus %restosl
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Condo. Cubdno Del
Tobacco En- La Feriu
Arribo Con Su EspOsa EN-
Avi0n, PrOcedente DE
La Habana

Juan MenGndez, Comisiona-
do del Tabaco de la Rcpublica
de Cuba, arribo a esta ciud 4
enoche por avion, acompana 10
de su eSposa, para ser huespc
dies de honor de la Association
de Manufacturers del Tabaco
dc Tampa, en- su exposition dc
tabacoS en- la Feria.
FL Comisionado Menendez
es ell representative Official del
gobierno cubano en- la Feria.
Fue recibido en- ell aeropuerto
Peter o. Knight, por funciona
rios de la misma y de la Ab-
ciacion de Manufacturers.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Sinfonio De Mickey
Rooney En- La
Horu ford"

Mickey Rooney, la joven es
trella del cine, hara su debut
como compositor de musica Sc
ria, cuando SUI melodia sinfoni-
ca "Melodante', sea presenta-
da en- la bora nocturnal de Ia
Ford, ell proximo Domingo Q
de Febrero. Ell huesped solista
de la noche sera ell tenor del
Metropolitan Opera Company,
Sr. Nino Martini, tambien como
cido por sus actividades en- las
peliculas y en- la radio. La no.
IA sera presentada, como de cos
tumbre, por la red de la Column
bia Broadcasting Company.
Mickey Rooney, que escalo la
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Junto Importonte

En- la noche de aver celebro
una junta regular ell Club Opt
Mrs, de Ybor, en- la Residential
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Parker Jugrrd Al
Football En- Al

NEW YORK Feb. 5. -Clar-
ence ACE" Parker, considerable
como uno de los mejores juga
dores de football dc la nacion
firmo hoy un contrato dc do
amos con los Dodgers del Brook
Ign anunciando al mismo item
pc que ha rehusado una oferta
para jugar al baseball con los
Piratas del Pittsburgh.