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CHILD RfTTEN

Three -year-old Caroline Nelpp,
daughter of the Rev Mr.. Paul
Neipp, was bitten Sunday while
playing with a neignbors dog at 1888
Ell Centre avenue. Ine bites were
described as not serious.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24

Mrs. J. D. Johnson is in Los An
geles on buying trip and will re-
turn Wednesday.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Mont j.
Reld'S, were Mrs. II. w. Brewer,
Jr. of EScondido, former FL Gen.
tran, and F. A. Grove of Altadena,
Mrs. ReidS uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Paulus mo-
tored to Los Angeles this weekend
and on their return brought with
them their daughter and grandson,
Mrs. j. H. Schenck and Jackie who
will visit them for several days. Mrs.
Schenck is the former Mildred
ShaWley.
The Alonzo JeSsops of San Diego
were recent house guests at the
Roy E Breedloye home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bjerke of
Los Angeles visited Mrs. Bjerke's
father, w. S. FaWcett this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hulse returned
Sunday from a delightful trip which
took them to Bakersfield where
they saw all the wild flowers in
bloom, bringing some homo with
them. They also spent two days in
Los Angeles where Mr.. HulSe had
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24

P.-T.A. study group will meet
Wednesday morning. 10 o'clock at
the Willis Johnson home, 571 Olive,
with Mrs H. L. Laird as leader
Entire Nos club members will
have Spring Fever at their dance
Tuesday night, 8:45 o'clock in the
club house. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Moore are chairmen of the commit
tee in charge, assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. 2. T. Acker and Mr.. and Mrs.
La Van L. Hauck.
Ell Centre W.C.T.U. members will
have a business meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the
First Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-24
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mrs. J. D. johnson is in Los An
geles on a buying trip and will re-
turn Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Rights institute
Opens Farley
On Friday

Means Of protecting civil rights
and defending democracy will he
the theme Of the Annual Civil
Rights Institute Friday and SAT-
urday 70 he attended by nation
ally known speakers.
The conference will he held
Friday in Central Methodist
Church and in Hotel Detroit-Le-
land on Saturday. Sponsors of
the meeting are the Detroit Asso-
citation for Adult Education. De-
troit Federation Of Teachers,
Detroit Public Library Staff Asso-
citation. Professional League for
Civil Rights and the Social Work
ers Club.
Speakers will include Hugh
Cole. professor Of military history
AZ the University Of Chicago: Leo
Hube1nan. editor and lecturer
Paul Jones. Protestant Episcopal
bishop of Utah: Maynard Kruger.
professor Of economies AZ the Uni
versity Of Chicago: Eduard C.
Lindeman. professor AZ New York
University. and Claude Williams,
writer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Thompson
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Continued From Page 16)
from long distance and blow off
all the rest of the map except
that Inhabited nv the Super
Race. But II won't come quite
rs quickly as that.
THE ony problem In the world
today that Is totally unsoIved is
what 20 do with the behavior Of
the human race. that il possessed
Of such genius and cussedness,
that Is 40 adult in parts and so
tnfantife In others. The moment
Its problems are on the verge Of
solution--usuaily Of a solution
brought about I'm laboratories nv
some grubby little men whose
names nobody ever heard Of
some maniac with radio per-
sonality or animal magnetism
decides the time has come to
right an injustice that no longer
exists and 10 put the whole world
into q blackout to get place In
the sun. Then the herd starts
going after oil to run motors
when their backwards are tenn
ing with electrons.
GIVES. hut the behavior of the
L human race ~ what this
war Is really about. And You
say that's important--the only
problem not even potentially
solved"
"Yes. that's true. But pull 'em
up for a minute and tell 'em
what the future holds for them
what things can he hsrnessed
and used II they will stop tear
ing each other apart over n tank
of gasoline or mustache. Is
thnt a face To launch n thousand
ships?
Tell them TO consider the
free air. and how would they
like a little more of the same
freedom In the matter of food,
clothes and shelter.
That's probably the only good
thing this war will produce-in
the long run-the realization of
what I'm telling you. Trying 10
blow each other up, they're get
ting further along the way OF
finding out Why it's silly to blow
anybody up.
God certainly moves In
mysterious way His wonders to
perform"
Copyright. ipai. New York Tribune Inc
Jan 20 All rights reserved
Herald Tribune Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Hep TO GiqoIoafer's Gem Racket

MIDTOWN detectives hep handsome ggooafers racket
-A
After they've taken off ewey he grabs in-knowine
they make squawk Kimi Toye of Waikiki
screamed her head off when poog wanted shoot
she
Josephine Houston the Roney Pleasure Feb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Connolly Answers

|. New York. Pennsylvania, Hi
nois.
?. ta) Mystery ship; (b) anti
aircraft gun; (c) German fighter
or German plane.
3. ca Rochester. n. Y: (h)
Quebec. Canada; (c) Liverpool.
England.
4. ta) Musician; OBJ painter; (c)
writer.
5. (a) Patrick Henry; (b) Julius
Caesar; tc) William J. Bryan.
s. ga, Hungary; (b) Ireland; tc)
Iraq
Z. ca Herbert Hoover: (b) Warren
Harding; tc) Calvin Coolidge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Stukas, Pilots Already in Mexico?

TIfE Dies Committees after
Congress will he TO the Bund and Communist lists
against the alien registration and consumption lists
of the boadcastng bggesheyM tell that they
of German "Sukas and Nazi pilots actually Mexico
the coakroom of the House Rep when Davis
Memphis threatened Cong Geyer of Los Angeles Geyer
to abolish poll tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Avoids Calls, Friends in Hospital

IRVING BERINS song called "A Old
England Gertrude Lawrence hospital after her
performance Lady the Dark avoid phone calls
Betty Langord and Bruce MacFarlane of Sister Eileen
enrichng Western Union Josephine Hughes former
fashion editor and Doris Dukes James Cromwell eyebrow
litter The JAN 25th Golfers tea for
oh. boy That oughta Hitler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Sonia TO Net 100000 in 10 Weeks

JOHN LA GAT'TA, the illustrator working a
/" Margie Keys marriage lasted weeks Going Miami
Why did NJ Ieinger make the only real High
Sierra fckture West Coast Hope
the producer
Friday Would Jan Nan" the author of the
the Night book he Isaac Don Levine by chance? Huh?
Henes will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Dodd Book Blasts Wheeler

WOOLCO1T likes his diet much cit Sheved all his tonnage)
"A all who'll lissen.
prescribed especially hint might kill When
Duar ends its Bert Lair will Johns Hopkins Hosp
Wheeler blasted beautifully the Ambassador
Dodds forthcoming book Newest thing Broadway will be
subway like trne which and
plate spaghetti NIT meatball plus It's called:
"Butoni' direct the Fair Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Walter Winchell
On BE'ONIlcNU
Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright. io41
Man About Town

UTIi ET1NC Mexcowhere they intend
IL Club has selected Blood
Tears" (Crchis sreeches) for April Petan of
Vchy Pershings their
recent Blessed Event The femme editors of two smart fashion
sizzling Lady the Dark
Dorothy Thompson will be divorced by
Tribune Is evidence in the hands
Federal ohenohe will be asked if that
the conseated from first taken from Max Renhardt
he Jewish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Donovan, WaveII Nav Meet

BUDAPEST. Jan. 29.-(INSl Col.
William J. Donovan, American mil
itary observer. and Sir Archibald
Wavell. British Middle East COM
mander. are TO meet in Athens this
week, ii was reported in Budapest
today. Donovan also plans TO visit
the Albanian front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
AL Capone Looks Healthy, Robust

CAPONE looks healthy robust he unobsivey patron
ICES the Miami Beach temples Betty Mclaughlin a
Powers model will wed department when her decree
"Old Graphic Days:
spread fneralFather Sheen this
coytm merely mutual What playwright told Frank
Case the hotel when die my remains cremaed
thrown right Jed Harris face'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Quiz Answers

I. A gfaZ1er.
?. Colombia and Ecuador.
3. Thomas Alva Edison.
4. It would break in two.
5. An elver.
S. One.
7. The army.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

I'd only cook if didn't have to do it.
But there's regular exception to that
on Thursdays, for l always cook the
dinner on the cooks day off. That's
become quite day in our household
and people who know about it make
point of visiting us then.
But my husband has also found
one way to see that l do all the
cooking - and that is on the boat
We've just come back from a two
weeks cruise. for instance. and am
ships cook"
Dark, gifted, competent Marcia
Davenport is talking this way about
one of her numerous accomplishments.
as we sit on the terraced porch of her
Connecticut summer place, where we'll
groomed, tree-trimmed lawns sweep
down to the Connecticut Sound.
Daughter of Alma Gluck, wife of
editor Russell Davenport, familiar
since childhood with the great figures
of opera and music, moving in adult
hood among artists and intellectual
and national leaders, Mrs. Davenport
herself is top-ranking music critic,
a novelist who wrote the much ac-
claimed "Of Lena Geyer" and who
has been working all summer against
deadline to finish a new novel, THE
Valley of Decision" which will be pub
lished this fall. She has also written;a IL,
first-class biography of Mozart, con-
tributed to many magazines, served
as commentator on broadcasts of the
Metropolitan Opera, and filled in
Vulnerable engagements as lecturer
But she is not woman to overlook
the Importance of running her house.
hold expertly - in the country during
the summer, and in spacious apart
ment on New York's East River
during the winter. Il love it here in
the warm weather." she says, includ-
ing the Sound, the garden and the
house in sweeping gesture. But I'm
about as much of country-dweller
at heart as the Third Avenue L."
We've made a tradition of good
food" she says. II plan all the meals,
originate many of the recipes, and
always pick the kind of cook who likes
to work with me-
One of the great specialties of the
Davenport kitchen is soup - and es-
pecially iced cream-soup. Il have
invented whole repertoire of iced
cream-soups," Mrs. Davenport says
and gives us a recipe for her iced
cream-of-curry soup.
'And we like to cook great many
of our dishes in earthenware casser-
oles and serve in them also," she goes
on. Again, we never put the conven-
tional bread stuffings in poultry, for |
think it makes the bird more dry and
l don't like the flavor it gives. What
we do is to stuff it with fresh green
things - onions, celery, long-leaved
parsley and fresh green herbs. Then
the chicken or duck is carved in the
kitchen and the stuffing is removed in
the process. Another thing we think
important in this house is not to mix
anything sweet with anything savory
no sweet jellies or fruit with meat,
and no mint sauce with lamb.
"And we prefer our vegetables
served as separate course" she goes
on. with roast beef. of course, we
Evening star., 1941-09-14

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Evening star., 1941-09-14
Marcia Davenport. we'll
known writer and music
critic and successful
hostess, gives recipes
% Ys>soe &es,ses

~ DNow how to cook? My dear,
I'm not the least bit modest
about it. l can be modest
about my most serious books. or my
journalism, or nearly anything else;
but l won't make any concessions
about my cooking. We have funny
situation here, because my husband
likes my cooking, but l always said
Evening star., 1941-09-14

serve Yorkshire pudding. or with
roast lamb we might serve roasted
onions and potatoes. Then comes the
real vegetable course - and at this
time OF ear it is apt to be corn out
of our own garden. But it might be
asparagus or broccoli, or braised
celery, or braised endive.
Incidentally" she adds, 1--WE been
compiling a book for years on all
these subjects" And then she sends
to the kitchen for her latest recipe
book. 1t is a leather-backed. loose-leaf
affair. filled with neatly typewriter
recipes turned over to the cook for
current use. "I'm always changing the
recipes and often adding new ones"
Mrs. Davenport laughs, as she ex-
tracts leaves for the recipes that
follow. The steak butter" and the
cream of curry soup are practical for
use any time and they are exception
ally fine recipes. The ham recipe is
equally fine but, being a bit on the
extravagant side, we recommend it for
big occasions.
Boxed Han 1. Red Vino
whole rendered ham
2 large onions, peeled
Large bunch assorted soup greens
large garlic Glove, peeled
Is peppercorns
bayleaf
5whole cloves
3 allspice berries
-. pint white wine
Weigh the ham and place it in
large kettle with onions, soup green's.
garlic Glove, peppercorns. bayleaf,
cloves and allspice berries. Add enough
lukewarm water to cover ham COM
pletely. Bring to a boil. reduce heat
and simmer 20 minutes to the pourds
Halfway through the cooking period
add the white wine. At the end Of the
cooking period remove from heat and
let stand until COOL When cool lift
ham out and drain. Remove outer
skin carefully and score the fat lightly
in a criss-cross design, Place the ham
in a roasting pan. Pour the Basting
Sauce over the ham and bake in a
moderate oven (35OoF one hour,
basting every ten minutes.
BSstiss Sauce
quart red wine
2 onions. halved
garlic Glove. peeled and halved
4 whole cloves
peppercorns
Combine all ingredients in sauce
pan, cover tightly and let stand one
hour. Bring to boil and remove from
/, heat at once. -
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Iced Crsom Of Curry Soup

teaspoon flour
2 teaspoons curry powder
tablespoon butter
cups hot chicken soup stock
Salt and white pepper - "
" cup heavy cream d 81
2 2egg yolks, well-beaten 'Gl
3 tablespoons cooked white meat Of
chicken. cut in long shreds the
size of match sticks
Combine -four and curry powder.
Melt butter in saucepan, stir in flour
mixture. Add soup stock and cook
over low heat, stirring constantly until
smooth. Add salt and pepper. Cook
over hot water Is minutes. Add cream
to egg yolks. Pour hot chicken soup
slowly on egg mixture, stirring con-
stantly- Cook, stirring constantly. un-
til soup coats the spoon. Remove from
heat, add shredded chicken and cool.
Chill thoroughly. Serve in cups set in
crushed ice with finely minced chives
as an accompaniment. Approximate
yield: 6 portions
"Sfeok Butter"
ID garlic Glove. peeled
u cup butter
teaspoon finely minced chives
l teaspoon finely minced taragon
Tor basil, savory, dill or sage)
teaspoon lemon juice
n teaspoon hickory salt
Dash of black pepper
Slash the garlic and rub a shallow
bowl with the slashed side; discard
garlic. Place the butter in the bowl
and cream it until it is like mayonnaise
in consistency. Work in remaining
ingredients, blending thoroughly. Do
not chill. Spread on hot steak, chops,
broiled kidneys, hambmgers, broiled
lobster or broiled chicken Immediately
before serving. Approximate yield:
u cup.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

." Summer" grapefruit is the
some luscious Florido fruit YOU
enjoy all winter ond spring. ex-
cept IN sumner YOU get II in cons.
The sections ore big. whole
and plUmp-with their notvrol
favor ond vitomins seoled right
in. Especially rich in vitomin c.
And this gropefrvit's 50 con-
venienf. Simply zip open q con
ond you're all set for q tuste-
awakening breokfost storter or
to perk up meals with all sorts
Evening star., 1941-09-14

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And Halo contains special ingre-
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You can get Halo Shampoo in gen.
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Evening star., 1941-09-14

Of tempting summer soIods, fruit
cups and desserts. Economical.
too.
Keep FIorido eonned gTope--
fruit oIwoys on hond. Your ero-
Ger hos it-poeked under many
dependable brond names.
Forido Citrus Commissioa loks,ond, Hosido
La gaceta., 1941-05-06

.fes y marcharemos todos, ma
mana, a acompanar a los amigos
Hidalgo, hasta Batavia. Y lue'
go pasaremos en- cualquier pue-
blecito de la costa, unas cuantas
tas semanas, nosotros tres Por
suerte, ell china encantador de
eSta isla, convierte EN- prima-
vera hasta estos meses que son
de invierno en- nuestra remota
y armada Espana.
-lBravo, muy bien!-apro4
baron, entusiasmados, Dionisio
y Sagrario-. lVendra listed
con ~nosotros hasta Batavia, no
es asi?
Pero Pedro deneg6, sonrien-
do, con la cabeza. No lie era po-
sible, en- estos dias, ausentarss
de Line. Andaban terminando
Ell puente que habian visto es-
Ia tarde, en- Arzan " el ingeHie-
70 no pOdia mOverse de aqui.
-Yo 70 lamentO mudhistmOl
La gaceta., 1941-05-06

demas, no tenemos prisa. TIL
termina 81 puente, querido Pc
dro, Maria y yo, mientras tanto,
permaneceremos aqui, 81 I'll no
nos echas... Y ella y yo, como no
tendremos otra cosa que hacer,
iremos informandonos de los
mismOs indigentes y los capata-
ces de las obras, para encontrar
10 que nos convene.
i Echaros yol-repuso Pc
dro con una sonrisa de ternura;
10 que Quiero es que os que
deis aqui siempre conmigo.
En- ell nido ajeno.
No es ajeno. Es vuestro nj
do, tanto como el mio. Construi-
remos mas habitaciones. Hare
mos una casita para los tres, va
que no puede ser para elias
tambien.
No te aflijas. Elias VEN
dram algGn dia. Me 10 do el Co
raz6n,
La gaceta., 1941-05-06
genlero. con una sonrisa.

geniero, con una sonrisa.
No te alarmes-repuso
Maria por su esposo, y cambian-
90 una mirada de inteligencia
c onMiguel-; no pretendemos
Sacarte de la iSla. Nos hacemos
cargo cue tn tiene aqui va for
mazda tn vida, tu posici6n, Y que
no podrias dejar esto; pero, les
que no vas a disponer de unas
semanas de permiso, de ounce
ulas' siquiera, para que vaya-
mos a pasarlos los tres a una pla
vita cualquiera, a un puertecito
de mar de la isla, donde til des-
canses Y te repongas?
La idea agrad6 a Pedro. ha.
''er1ole sonreir tenusmente.
Era durante la SORENESS. v
Pedro, sacudiendole la ceniza Al
puro eXcelente, miro a Miguel
y .uego a Maria.
No 10 pienses mas-dijo ell
comandante-; DOR 10
La gaceta., 1941-05-06
SWENSKY AFRO
SANENTE SU TITULO

Anoche, en- Benjamin Field,
john Swensky, 81 campe6n de lu
chas, peso complete ligero, de-
ren2i6 airosamente su titulo con
ira Flash Gordon, Ell tejano.
Sc concedi6 a cada uno de
clos una caida cuando en- la lu-
cha rodaron desde 81 tablado a
la parte exterior Y no retorna-
ron a los 20 segundos. FL Arbi-
tro Gus Pappas, un glorioso We
terano, asi 10 decide.
Despues Sc agarraron de nue.
vo y en- IL minutes Ell campe6n
domino a Gordon.
Ell carnicero Henning Sc puso
de pie, subi6 al cuadrilatero y
ret6 al campe6n. Sc verificara
ell encuentro ell pr6ximo tunes.
Babe Caddock derrot6 a Chink
Pettley, en- IA minutes, con una
lave al cuerpo. Ell japones Sugi
Hayamaka superb y consigui6
dominar a Bill Ludwig, y Abe
Jurest venci6 a Make Doyle, en-
IL minutes, con una lave en- los
dedos de los pies.
La gaceta., 1941-05-06
La Gaceta Folletin No. Att
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

AL regresar los esposos HiA
dalgo, va reinaba en- la casita
del ingeniero un ambiente de
paz, de quietud y cast, cast de
algeria.
Los criados habian puesto Ia
mesa, con blanquisimo mantel,
v de la cocina venian los olores
gratos y suculentos de los exec
lentes platos que iba preparan-
do Ell cocinero indigena, que ha-
bia trabajado en- varios hoteles
de Batavia.
Sc almorz6 con gran anima-
ci6n, y luego salieron todos a vi
star las obras, llegando hasta
~ mOutaaas de Arzam.
La gaceta., 1941-05-06
LOS PRfMEROS E
RES DE LAS GRANDES IL
GAS

AL frente de los primeros ba-
.eadores de las grandes ligas,
oon IS juegos, 81 wees al bate,
% hits y Is carreras, Sc encuen-
ira Travis, Ell IS de los Senado-
res, con un promedio de 492 pun
tos.
LIE sigue Heath, de los Indios,
con Is juegos, IS wees al bate,
"a hits, 10 carreras y un prone
do de 496. Slaughter, de los Car
denales, aparece en- el tercer lu-
ar, con 18 juegos, rs wees al
ate, 80 hits, II carreras Y un
>romedio de 400.
Marchan detras de esos tres
Cronin, ell director del Boston,
ION un promedio de 1896; Etten,
de los Phillies, con S77, y Jur-
ges, ell sensational IS de los Gil
gantes, con 375.
La gaceta., 1941-05-06

-ahadi6 Pedro dirigiendose al
t-ernativamente a Dionisio Y a
SagrariOA; pero compEendan
ustsdes la inmensa responsabi-
lidad que sobre mi pesa, y 81 o.
curriera una catastrofe ell dia
de mAhanR,..
Dionisio extendi6 la manol 81
saba, como militar, 10 que son
los imperativos del deber,
AL dia siguiente Sc marha-
ron los reci@n casados, despedi-
dos hasta Garoet por Pedro
y su familia.
Por la tarde, estaban de nue.
vo ell ingeniero y sus primes en-
Line.
-Nosotnos-dijo Miguel,
nos quedamos aqui contigo, por
ahora, hasta que til termines %
Eel puente. Y entonces, nos ire
mos los tres.
-Ah6udeI-Vregunt6 q in
La gaceta., 1941-05-06

FL "Trabuco" de los cubanos
yigue en- la vanguardia.
Marchan detras los ASSURES,
de modo que ell calculo nuestro,
thecho antes de comenzar Ell cam
peonato, Sc mantiene intacto.
Trabuco nGmero /, los Cuba
nos; trabuco nGmero 2, los Astu
res; trabuco nnmero 3, los Ca
,ribaldinos.... Y los Leales, sin
trabuco y sin pitchers.
IQu6 clase de injection lie pu-
so Faustino a los ASSURES, ell do
mingo, que Sc vOlvieron "locos'
y pegaron % hits?
Dicen que ell cocimiento de al
La gaceta., 1941-05-06
HEGA NA6ioNAL

Tres de los juegos de aver
fderon suspendidos, por la llu-
via, y solo pudieron jugar los
Cardenales y las Abejas.
Ell San Luis obtuvo su decimo
triunfo consecutive por cuenta
IL Boston. White fu@ el pitcher
yanador y Erickson Ell derrOta-
70. Sc quedaron las Abejas en-
,inco hits.
San Luis SC, 11h, De; Boston
lc, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-06
LOS "-JONRRONEROS" EN-
LAS N LIGAS

En- la Vanguardia de los zion
roneros" de la Liga Nacional Sc
encuentra Camilli, de los bod
gers, con Z, seguidO 'pOr Nichol-
son, de los Cubs, con seis, y F.
ormick y Mel OFT empata-
dos con 5 cada uno.
York, la estrella de los tt :
gres, tiene 6 jonrones en- su
cuenta y Gordon, de los Yam
KEGS, otros seis. Di Maggie, Kel
Ter y johnson estan empatados,
con cinco cada uno.
La gaceta., 1941-05-06

Los Medals Blanc2s lie batea-
ron IL hits al pitcher Lester Nc
Crabb, pero el supo ayudarse
con ell bate y ganar ell juego. La
carrera del onceno inning la i'm
pulse McCrabb con un hit, lue-
go de que Peter Suder iniciara
ell ataque con un hit y AL Bran
cato lie secundara con un "sacri-
ficio." La derrota empat6 a los
Medals Blancas con los Tigres,
en- Ell tercer lugar.
Filadelfia sc, 10h, lie; Chica-
go DC, 12h, 2e.