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La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Digo@repuso Ell domador.
Hay alguien que lie busca.
que desea hablarle.
IA mi moi?... SQuien bus
car a mi moi?
Una senora.
u Una senoga?
ST
-iY que sehoga ser esa?-di
10 ahora ell gigantic sonriendo-.
iQu@ querer de mi esa seioga?
-iOh, va poder figurartelo
td-dijo Ell ingles b~rutalmente.
Son6 una carcajada.
Dimitri Petrokoff interroc6
aun al mozo:
-Pero, mo haber didho su
nombre esa senoga?
NO. PerO me ha dado una
tarjeta. Mire.
Ell domador tom6 la cartulina
que lie alargaba ell mozo y ley6:
La AGrQGesG de RGmO FIoridO
I'm aaomhrO infinite 50 pint6
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

pre-! iAplaudir en- TODD momen-
to!
-Nosotros hacernos aqui ri
COS.
-Yo llevar un gasto terrible
con mis- %leones, con mis- pante-
ros y mis- tigres; gastar tres
mil frances a la semana; pero
no Quejarme. iMozo!
Ell mozo Sc acerc6.
Y ell russo pidi6, con otra SON.
risa:
-iMas cerveza, siempre mas
cerveza L..
De pronto ocurri6 un inciden-
tie, un pelueho incidente.
FL mozo, que volvia con los
bocs enormes sostenidos Dor pla
tilios de fieltro en- una bandeja.
diJo, al tempo que los empeza-
ba a oolocar sObre la mesa de
los artistas:
Monsieur PetTOkuffl
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
La Gaceta Folletin No. rs
TONIC TERCHRO
LA
DE LA CAkLE

Arriba, Olegario Otamendi,
Ell doctor de moda en- Madrid un
dfa, habia quedado silencioSo,
pe%nsativo, fila la mirada en- la
alfombra, como perdido en- una
inmensa lejania.
Pero ella, la marquesita, que
habfase dado, desde luego, cuen-
ia de 10 que pasaba en- ell alma
de su amante, Sc encogi6 ahora
de hombros con la impudia de
las hembras bravas.
tBah!
Ito que la importaba TODD, en-
ell fond0l
Alhora comprendia que aquel
amor por Otamendi no IA ataba
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

ell clown ingles, y Vivarini, un
excentrico italiano que trabaja-
ba con aquel.
Los tres hombres, contentoS
por ell exito que obtenian en- ell
circo, charlaban Y reian ahora
sin cesar:
I'll ser un tonele de cerve-
"a. IDimitri.
Dimitri era Petrokoff.
FL russo Sonri6, acariciandose
el abdomen abombado.
La cerveza ser 10 mejor del
mundo. 70 ser russo; pero mi
mama mia y mi papa milo deber
de haber sido alemanes, de Ba-
viera, y darme cerveza en- vez
de leche.
Los tres rieron.
Ell russo con una risa de hipop6-
tamo:
@iJGGG L..
"A mi gustav mas ell boen vi
no de Francia-ahadi6 ell in
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

giles.
-iAh, a mi tambieno !-dijC
ell russo; iel boon champan, e.
boon burdeos L.. ION, Pero Ia
cervezaser boena.
LA verdad que esta Franc
a iesm pals dulce-coment6 el
italiano.
y los pGblicos, los mejo-
res del mundo TODD.
" ell dinero correr como un
rio. X decir que aqui no haber
dinero!
ESQ ser patranas de los pc
riodicos extranjeros.
-Yo estar aQui cuando la
guerra, y no cOnocer este aho-
ra.
y MarSella ser la gran ciu
dad para Ell circo.
Ounce funciones, ounce
llenas. Ell pdblico salir por ell te-
jado.
@Y reir siempre. reir STEM
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
LAS NUEVAS ADQUISICIO-
MES DEL BROOKLYN

Las nuevas adquisiciones del
Booklyn, Bob Chapman y Lester
Burge, lie costaron $4,000 a La
rry MacPhail y los acccionistas,
no $4,000
Burge tiene "a amos de edad,
6 pies 1 pulgada de estatura y
peso de 200 libras. Batea ahora
con tanta dureza que Sc lie viene
llamando eel Johnny Mize de las
MEMORIES" Tira y batea a la IL
quierda. Su promedio al bate,
actual, es de 1923, con "a jonro :
mes, nueve tribeyes y "a tube :
yes.
Chapman pesa 100 libras, tie
ne 6 pies 212 pulgadas de esta.
tura y no sera mandado al BroC
klyn hasta que pase la Temporal
da. Ell Atlanta Sc halal en- ell pri-
mer lugar y para no perderlo Sc
obstina en- retener a Chapman
hasta ell otono.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

San Luis y los Dodgers de Broo-
Ign. Tiene 81 San Luis, 81 victo-
rias, 81 derrotas y promedio de
GA; Brooklyn, 65, sc y 644.
Los Piratas, Ell team de Alton
so Lopez, siguen en- Ell tercer lu-
gar, con 81 exitos, AZ contra :
|tiempos y $40 puntos.
Avanzan los Rojos desde e.
cuarto lugar, con 81, SO y 400.
Las novenas de la segunda di.
vision, son: N. York, as triun'
fos, so castigos y 479; Chicago.
As, SO y 437; Boston, 43, 81 y
43O, y Filadelfia en- ell s6tano
26, y 260.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
ENLAzo A UNA II

Venice, Fla, agosto 8.-Un
curri6 aver a su lazo y en- la mar
enlaz6 por ell pescuezo a una tor
tuga de 1000 libras de peso.
Sc efectu6 la captura a IL mi
Has de la costa.
Todos los p~eScadores daban
por immune" a la tortuga, Guam
do Anderson resolvi6 enlazarla
y remolcaria hasta la orilla.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
a NKogET

aver sobre los Cubs. Alfonso
contribuy6 al triunfo con dos
hits y dos carreras, en- tres ve'
ces al bate. 81 ell Pitteburg llega
a la cumbre, en- parte principal
Sc 10 debera al tampano. Mooty
fue Ell pitcher atropellado.
Pittsburg &c, III, De; Chicago
&c, 10h, Re.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
IIIGA AMERICANA

Ii. Newsome dej6 a los Yam
ees en- nueve hits Y 5 carreras.
ganandoles ell desafio. Vernon
Gomez sali6 defrotado y lie reem
plazaron Bonham y Branch
Newsome es un pitcher reclu-
ia y lleva alcanzadas 10 victo
rias.
New York SC, Oh, Be; Boston
&c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
OEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
Llegdrd Kid Yucdtdn
Derrot0 de PerrOni q Torres

Kid Yucatan llegara ell lunes,
No puede negarse que es un ha-
bill gladiator.
GIDespertara interes ell match
del yucateco con ell cubano Jo-
sc Leg1n?
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Lew Jenkins perdi6 cast to-
dos sus punetazos en- ell primero
Y segundo asaltos del combate
con Joey Zodda... Los malgast6
abanicando ell aire.
Pero en- ell tercero, con dos
ganchos, uno de izquierda y o.
tro de derecha, lie hiciero Ia
cuenta.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Los Senadores hicieron dos ca
rreras en- ell noveno inningy con
elias aplastaron a los Atleticos.
El exito Sc lie anot6 a Master
son y la derrota a Ferrick. S.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

en- soliywood-anunOia 81 ca
pitan Peoples.
va 81 sabe Qne las garantias
de LaMarque son "pequehisi.
mas, cuando sufre la debilidad
de darlas.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Asegdrase que ell Sr. Babe del
Vale demanda otra pelea para
Joe Caballero, ell espaiol, citan-
do en- tono enfatico las recien-
ties victorias de Don Jose sobre
Gene Molnar y Buddy Rose.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Jack Marshall, ell castigadC
por Tommy Gomez, volvi6 a de-
rribar, por la cuenta de diez,
en- ell segundo asalto, a Tony
.Novac, de Kansas City. Marsh
all le do la revancha, luego de-
escandalito de hace pocOs dfas.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Eel negro Roscoe Toles, de De-
troit, venci6 por puntos, en-
Syracuse, New York, a Patsy
Perroni, de Canton, estado de
Ohio. Pesaba Toles POI y ell NAL
tratado 1856.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Dispararon II hits los batea-
dores del Chicago y pasaron la
gonna IL veces. Ross limit6 a sic
te los hits de los Browns. Pega-
ron ponrone Kuhel y Judnich.
Chicago lie, 17h, De; San
Luis 1c, III, Re,
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Para veneer al espanol Jose
Torres, en- New York, Joe Sy-
melic, un campe6n de los guam
ties de orc, descarg6 sus mas e.
fectivos punetazoS. Los dos te-
Man ell mismo peso, 1882 IL
bras cada uno.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
now finding great favor
among women s.s

nj la vencia como ella Sc necesi-
taba yer atada, vencida, domi.
NADIA.
Y sus labios murmuraron es-
ia Erase cinica, resumen de sus
sentimientos y su alma canalla
-Si quieres marcharte, imar
chate L.. Yo no renuncio por Il
a esta gloria que me enloquece
CAPITUDO XIV
Ell domdd0r
-IQu@ quiere listed ahora?
-Yo Querer mas cerveza?
Mas oerveza. Siempre mas
cerveza, mas cerveza, mas GER
veza.....
Petrokoff rio con su risa sa-
ma de gigantic satisfecho de la
vida.
Estaban con 6l, en- Ell lujOSO
bar de Ia plaza VOltaire, Teddy,
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. P, vendida exclu.
sivamente por King
Hardware. Ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
D9 9aS6oe1 = Ell CHAT.

Chattanood \, agosto 8
: Marvin ia bujia del
Chattanooga stituira en- la
direction dS la nOvena a Kih
Cuyler, segdn anunci6 aver ell
presidente Joe Engel.
Cuyler saldra hoy para Chica
go y Sc Incorporate como coach
q los Cubs.
Olson vino a esta ciudad prof.
cedente del club Buffalo.
Jugo un ano con los Medals
Rojas de Boston.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
LIGA NACIONAL
solo dos desafios Sc efectua

solo dos desafios Sc efectua =
ron aver.
Los Cardenales, utilizando a
Cooper y Mayhem, vencieron a
los Rojos con el margen de una
carrera, Bucky Walter cargo
con la derrota. Este triunfo del
San Luis lie empat6 en- ell primer
lugar con los Dodgers.
Cooper pogo ell hit de las. ca
rreras decisivas, en- Ell onceno in
ming.
San Luis &c, 12h, De; Cincin.
natl &c, Oh, zoe.
Dietz, ayudado por Alfonso
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Kid Yucatan recibi6 $1,5Oq
de garantia por su Ultima pelea
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Chapman desc eg6 IN cuadran-
gular.
Filadelfia DC, %h, Ok; Wash :
ington sc, 9h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
POSICION DE LOS CLUBS
Elm LA UIGA AMERICANA

Ocupa Ell primer lugar la no
vena de los Yankees de New
York, con II victorias, 35 de
rrotas y promediO de 67O.
Marcia en- ell segundo puesto,
ell Cleveland, con 78, As y 563,
Los Medals Roias de Boston.
con "a victorias, 40 derrotas y
524, aparecen en- ell tercer lu-
gar.
Tienen las Medias Blancas, er
ell cuarto, 81, 33 y un promediC
de 400.
Son los clubs de la segunda d.
vision, Detroit, con 40, Sc
ACT; Washington Al, SO y 41O J
San Luis, Al, 81 y 402.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Rowe sustituy6 a Corsica en-
Ia '1omita" y lie korrespondi6 e
triunfo. La carr "a decisiva Ia
aicieron los Tigr ZEN la decima
.ercera entrada,
Detroit 4c, Il |; Cleveland
&c, 1Ch, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Dietz, ayudado por Alfonso
Lopez, conquist6 la victoria de
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Large Cattle Entry Seen
For Frederick Fair
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FREDERICK. Md. Sept. 20.-EX-
hibition of championship dairy cat
tie in all classes will be a feature of
the Frederick County Fair October
to 10.
Fair officials said that with the
entry list open to all, regardless of
residence, the cattle competition
would outstrip that of previous
years. Entries will be accepted un-
til next Saturday.
The dairy cattle judging will be
held October 7 and indications are
that many prominent breeders will
be represented in the Jersey, Hol-
stein, Guernsey and Ayrshire classes.
The entry list already includes
several blue ribbon winners at other
fairs.
Judges will be DR.. K. L. Turk,
University OF Maryland, Jerseys;
Leroy Ingham, National Farm
School, Doylestown, Pa, Holsteins;
Louis Merryman, Baltimore County,
Guernseys, and NJ. H. Berry, Uni
versity of Maryland, Ayrshires.
October will be Governors day
at the fair. Gov. O'Conor will at
tend and will address a joint lunch
con meeting of the Lions, Kiwanis,
Zonta and Civic Clubs.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Alexandra 10 Seek
$4,000 Members in
Red Cross Roll Call
Arlington Continues
Drive for 1900
Into Second Week

Seeking a quota of $4,000 mem
bers. Alexandria will begin its an
nual Red Cross roll call tomorrow
morning while Arlington County
carries its drive for 10000 members
into the second week.
G.. Anderson Burke heads the
Alexandria roll call, which is Spon-
sored by the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, aided by the Lions Club,
the North Ridge Citizens Associa-
ton and other groups.
The city's quota is considerably
higher than the goal sought last
year as a result of greatly expanded
Red Cross work in Alexandria. 1t
is planned to hold report meeting
each night.
Charles Pullman will be in charge
of residential solicitation, Cary
Blackwell of the business district,
John w. Davis, groups, and Roger
Sullivan, special gifts s. Cooper
Dawson. jr., junior chamber presi-
dent, is in charge of publicity and
Mrs. Howard Richards of Roll Call
headquarters.
Capt. A. B. Clifford. chairman of
the Arlington County drive, is
directing a house to house canvas
by more than 200 workers. Some of
them already have covered their
districts and reported good re-
sponses, he said The drive Will be
continued until the canvas is COM
plete, Capt. Clifford said. He hopes
this will be accomplished this week
Miss Gertrude Smith is directing
the junior roll call in Arlington's
schools.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Seek 6-Lane Highway
Linking Washington
With Baltimore
Seven From Maryland
To Interview O'Conor
And Rouds Commission

Seven delegates appointed by the
newly formed Baltimore-Wash-
ington Improvement Association
will appear before the Maryland
States Roads Commission to ask
for widening of the Baltimore
boulevard to accommodate six-lane
traffic, it was announced yesterday.
The delegates also will confer with
Gov. OConor and the Maryland
delegation in Congress in an at
tempt to secure the necessary funds.
The appointees are John F. OMal-
lev and Charles Toomey, both of
Elkridge, representing Howard
County; John S. Cuttings, Arbutus,
and Joshua Hull, Halethorpe, rep
resenting Baltimore County, and
DR.. H c. Byrd. president of the
University of Maryland; T. Howard
Duckett, former member of the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission. and
Mrs. Ray H. Bollinger of Brent
wood. representing Prince Georges
County.
J. Otis Watson was appointed by
the Mount Rainier Town Council
to cooperate with the improvement
association after the council had
approved the associations purpose.
Mr.. Watson said the association
hoped to prevent undesirable signs
on the highway from being re-
erected after the road widening had
forced removal of some of them.
The two additional lanes would be
used for truck traffic, he said.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Future AdmiroIs
| Sail PoIutioW
| Down the Bay
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 20.-Llfe
aboard a luxuriantly appointed yacht
costing several millions gave some
of the Naval Academys third class
men this summer taste OF farlng
like the admirals they hope to be.
For three months, the U. S. S.
Jamestown, formerly the worlds
largest yacht. has steamed up and
down Chesapeake Bay while mid
shipmen learned practical naviga-
ton and lived amid gold-plated fix
lures. onyx bathtubs and oak panels.
The academy youngsters" rs
third claSsmen are known, denied
the usual European cruise aboard
battleships, made the most of trips
nearer home, and by their work won
praise from academy instructors
The jamestown, formerly the Alder
and prior to that the Saverona
steamed into Hampton Roads this
week on the concluding cruise OF
the summer series. The ship. carry
ing a skeleton crew of 68 regular
naval personnel and a complement
of seven officers, made fortnight
length cruises with groups of 10(
midshipmen and Naval Academy
instructors About one-sixth OF tht
third classmen participated.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Women of Prince Georges
Defense Unit Meet Tuesday
Mrs. Keone Calls
Committee to Map
Plans for County

Mrs. John K Keane, recently ap-
pointed chairman of the women s
division of the Maryland Council of
Defense for Prince Georges County.
announced today that the Adminis-
trative Committee will meet at 2
pm. Tuesday at her headquarters in
the waiting room of the States at
torney's offices, County Service
Building Hyattsville.
The Administrative Committee,
composed of county committee
chairmen, will make plans for De-
fense Day on october 10 and a joint
meeting of the committee, district
council representatives. and the ad-
visory council on September 30 in
the courtroom of the county building,
Mrs Keane said.
The purpose of the organization" "
Mrs. Keane said. lis to correlate the
defense work of all the various Wom-
ems organizations in the county. No
one organization has authority to
dominate" she emphasized.
The advisory council, she eX-
planned. is composed of women men,
bers of the district councils, of which
Mrs. Daisy La Coppidan is a men,
Der for Prince Georges County, and
of all presidents of recognized and
active groups of women in the
county.
The Administrative Committee
named includes Mrs. Howard S. Al
len. Waldorf. agriculture; Mrs. Brice
Bowie. Riverdale. Americanization
Mrs. Gertrude Chestnut Kalec. Hy-
attsville, aviation: Mrs. Ernest Cory,
! College Park, conservation; Mrs.
Catherine T. Reed, College Park,
county school contact: Mrs. c. w
Kinzar, Greenbelt, housing; MIS-
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Clarendon Methodists
Seek 10 Retain Pastor

The Clarendon Methodist Church.
Arlington, Va. at its fourth quar-
terry conference. requected the
bishop and cabinet at the coming
Virginia annual conference to re-
turn for the sixth year the present
pastor. the Rev George G. Oliver
Expression of appreciation for
services rendered by DR.. A. P Will
liamS, district superintendent of
Alexandria district. were acknowl-
edged, and the return of DR.. Will
liams was recommended for the
coming year.
The following were elected to
the Board of Stewards: L. H
Blevins, J. D. w. Bohlken. R. J
Brazil, V. E. Burner. Rector Byrne
William F. Carr, H. L. Cation. w. H
Cheesman, Vance Cline, Hobart
Clough, E. S. Colbert, L. A. Cook
w. N. Cradlin, Ford Crews o. l.
Day. r. G. Disc, j. H. Dickson
Thomas B. Dimmick, William S.
EiSenlohE jr.; Parkes Fielding,
Frank Golden, D. L. Grantham,
E. r. Hagan, w. N. Hall, A. w
Harrell. Albert Henderson, w. w
Hohein, R. R. Jackson, Lawrence
Manning, A. w. Mcdaniel, N. c.
Michael, Hamilton Myers. Forrest
Nagley, Robert E. Plymale. A. w
Schwabel, T. w. Shackelford, F. L.
Vannier, c. E. Washburn, T. j.
White. w. M Whitlock. G. w.
Wood and j. A. Woodward.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Pomunkey indians to Return
To Fredericksburg Dog Mart

William County. They are de-
scended from the tribe which pro-
duced Emperor Powhatan and Prln-
cess Pocahontas.
The Indians established the dog
mart in the early days to trade for
fine hunting animals brought over
by the English. The mart continued
as an annual event until Indian up
risings stopped it in ITS. 1t was
revived in 1927 as civic celebration
A small Indian village will be erected
at the mart.
The program for Friday includes
a bench show, a peace poWWoW'
at noon with greetings to the In
dians by Mayor w. Marshall King
of Fredericksburg, a street parade
at 1890, trick dog show and horn
blowing contest at pm, and the
dog auction beginning at 2:3C
o'clock.
The auctioneer will be NathanieI
Bacon Kinsey.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HyattsviIIe Guardsmen
To Receive Equipment

Uniforms and rifles for members
of Infantry Company A CHyatts-
villel and Headquarters Company
9th Battalion of the Maryland State
Guard, will be issued Tuesday night
at the Hyattsville National Guard
ArmOry. Mai. Caesar L. Aiello, bat
talon commander, announces.
Guardsmen stationed at Hyatts-
vile plan to take part in the cere-
monies dedicating the new Brent
wood Post Office on October 4. Gov.
O'Conor will be present.
A utility company of the Maryland
State Guard also has been organized
in Hyattsville. Leland H. Cheek Of
Calvert Hills is slated to be captain
of the unit. with H. Clay Whiteford
of Hyattsville and DR.. A. Kirk Besley
of University Park. first lieutenants.
Other officers will be announced
later.
DR.. Charles Leroy Mackert, head
of the department of physical edu-
cation of the University of Mary
land. has been named athletic officer
of the 9th Battalion and Charles c,
Tessier of Hyattsville assistant bat
talon supply officer with the re-
spective ranks of first and second
lieutenants.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Jean Cavanaugh
Named Duchess al
Tobacco Festival
Miss America Contestont
To Represent D. c. at
PROGRAM at la Plato

Duchess of the District of Co.
lumbia" at the Maryland Tobacco
Festival, at La Plata, Md, Friday
and Saturday, will be Miss Jean FL
delis Cavanaugh, 18, of 300 Carroll
avenue. Takoma Park, it was an
nounced yesterday by officials OF the
festival association.
Appointed by the District Com
missioners, Miss Cavanaugh is &C
customed 10 representing the Dis
trict. She was Miss Washington
at the recent national beauty con-
test at Atlantic City. where she
placed third in the competition for
Miss America.
Five other duchesses representing
tobacco growing States of the At
lantic seaboard. and 29 princesses
representing each Maryland county
and the six legislative districts OF
Baltimore. will be in attendance at
the Court of the Magic Weed
Saturday when Senorita Maria
Teresa Escalante. daughter of DR..
Don Diogenes Escalante, Venezue-
Ian Ambassador to the United
States, is crowned queen of the fes-
tival by Assistant Secretary of f'War
Robert P. Patterson.
Pageant Arranged.
Mr.. Patterson will be introduced
by Gov. O'Conor of Maryland. who
has accepted the invitation Of the
association 10 attend on both days
of the festival.
A feature attraction Friday and
Saturday afternoons will be the
fantasy pageant, While a Cigarette
Burns" TO be presented at the La
Plata Fair Grounds, under the di-
rection of Miss Edith Russell. Miss
Russell is the author of the pageant.
and has for the past month been
conducting rehearsals for a cast OF
$50 young men and women-30 from
each of the five Maryland tobacco
producing counties-Charles., CAL
vert, Anne Arundel, Prince Georges
and ST. Marys.
Coronation Ball Saturday.
Coronation ceremonies Saturday
night will be followed by a corona
tion ball at which music will be
provided by Vincent Lopez and his
orchestra. A barn dance will be
held in the La Plata Tobacco Ware
house Friday night.
Following the old custom by which
tobacco was used as a medium of
exchange, planters attending the
| festival may present bundles of to-
bacco in payment of the Federal
amusement tax on their tickets. The
festival association will pay the tax
in cash and will present the pro-
ceeds from the sale of the tobacco
to Bundles for Britain.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Hospital Commission
Renamed by O'Conor

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 20. - Gov.
O'Conor today reappointed a IL
member commission to consider the
feasibility of constructing two State
owned chronic hospitals to replace
county almshouses.
One of the appointees, former
State Senator Raymond E. Kennedy,
member of a former hospital
almshouse commission, declined to
serve. He asserted a new survey
could add nothing to the informa-
ton already available when the
Governor abandoned $500, ,0OO
plan for chronic hospitals at the
last Legislative session.
The hospital plan, designed to
absorb the almshouse population
was revived this week by the Gov
ernor, who told the Legislative
Council it was urgent"
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Shopping Center Dispute
To Reach Court Thursday
" :. Staff Correspondent of The Star.

e. I. Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. 20.-A
suit by the Giant Food Shopping
Center, Inc, with five large grocery
markets in Washington, which
charges an Arlington County tVaD
firm with infringement of its trade
name and unfair competition. has
been set for final adjudication in
the United States Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia here
Thursday.
The plaintiff corporation under
the laws of Delaware. names as
defendant the Giant Food Depart
ment Stores. Inc, a Virginia cor
poration which is now constructing
market building at North Moore
street and Wilson boulevard in
Arlington County.
The complaint charges the de-
PENDANTS deliberately selected the
name for the calculating
purpose of passing off their goods
and business" for those OF the
plaintiff.
An injunction is asked to restrain
the defendants from any alleged
infringement and also seeks DAM
ages and costs.
An answer by Giant Food De-
partment Stores, Inc, denies there
is anything unique or original in
the plaintiffs marketing methods
that would cause confusion or in
fringement by the defendant use
of its own name. The defendant
also charges the plaintiff with hav-
ing acquired a store site in Airing
ton with the idea of competition.