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Evening star., 1941-06-09
Spirit Cures Halted
By Brazilian Police

Brazilian police ended the activi-
ties of trio in the factory district
of Sac Christovam who professed
to cure everything by obtaining
prescriptions from spirits. They ar
rested Hygino Nascimento, an en-
gineer; Anatolia Maia, a druggist,
and P. Pereira, a physician, on
charge Of invoking the powers of
darkness and electricity" to effect
cures. Maia put the clients in touch
with the mysterious 'Dr. Hygino"
by telephone. After hearing the
patients recital the engineer would
commune with the spirits" and
give the prescription. The con-
sultation cost nothing, but the
pharmacist charged exorbitant
prices for drugs. The racket was
discovered when q suspicious pa
tient, who was told to eat and drink
anything he wanted to but to take
a certain drug, reported to the
police.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Still Smoking

ANDERSON, S. c. R.-A famous
wreck on the Blue Ridge Railroad
in 1876 destroyed the wood burning
engine-except for the smokestack.
1t is still In use-aS an ash hopper.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
POINTS FOR PARENTS

Which OF these small girls DiH
become the larger girl Uho piH
enjoy helping mother2
Evening star., 1941-06-09

THE reason I am the best batter
OBJ 'em all, is on account I has
dog at can reprieve my practice
balls!"
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Womens National Press Club and the National
Press Club on the OCCASION Of the inaugural Of
Mrs. Esther Van Wagner Tufty. ". n. P. {.
president.
WINK, 905-Anoihsr quiz, this one pit
ting a group Of draftees from nearby Army
camps against number Of camp hosisHes.
WRC, 9;30-CavaItade Of Amerita John
Mcintyre stars in a drama on the life Of The
brash young frontier lawyer. Andrew Jackson.
VOL, o:30-Pageani Of Melody: Soprano
Kathryn Witwer and Conirdio Ruth Slater divide
vocal honoD with DeIbes Maids Of Cadil'
and The duel from "lakme," FrmIs "Giannd
Mia" lust A-WeaNin' for You" Henry Weber
conducts Motifs Tambourin," Strauss Wine.
Women and Song" Tschdikowskys "Andanie.
kouSoreskYs "PeDian Dance Nendessohn's
"Sthe1o in 6 Minor"
Evening star., 1941-06-09
SH0pI.WAVE PROGRAMS.

BUDAPEST, 7:3O-New in English. HAT4,
o,t2 meg, 328 m.
LONDON, 7;45-Hsadns news and views.
CSC, 958 meg. 3i.3 m.; 65D, Ills meg,
25.5 m.; GSL. 6ii meg. 49.i m.
RIO De JANeIR0. 8:00-Program in English.
PSI, 1922 meg, 2o5 m.
VATICAN CITY. S:30-News and comment.
HyI, 9.6 meg 3l.O6 m.
LONDON, q:OO-DemouaV Marches CSC,
o58 meg. 3t3 m,; GSD. Ills meg. 25.5
n; GSL, 6.ii meg, 49i m.
ROME. t0:00-News in English. 2R03. 9.63
meg, 3i,i m.; 2R04, ti,8l meg, 75.4 m.;
FROG, 1880 meg. 1876 m.
LIMA, Peru, t0:30-Peruyian Music and
Song. 0AX4z, sos meg, 4o.6 m.
BERLIN 10;30-News in English. DID,
I'LL meg. Is m.; DID, 1854 meg, 2S.5
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LONDON, fi:t5-Britsin Speaks. CSC. o.5S
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GSL. 6.ti meg, 4o.t m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
AT MEALS

do you run breakfast like Board of
Directors meeting. and make hard and fast
chronological plans for the whole week-ends
entertainment?
2Do you third-dcgree your guests To
find out just what they want for each meal
10 you limit your conversation to local
gossip and town characters about which your
guest knows nothing and cares less?
4Do your servants grouse and scow at
your guests making them feel they are up
setting the household by just BEING there?
5-Just because your guests can't down
every bite of dinner, do you insist that some
thing must be wrong with it, or them?
6-Do you boast about how well you dis
guised last weeks left-overs for today's lunch
with: You'd never guess that this is last
Fridays fish ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
ABOUT THE HOUSE

DO you keep your guests guessing AS
70 whether their Weekend invitation expires
Sunday night or Monday morning?
DO you take them an extensive tour
of the entire house from roof 10 cellar detail
ing all the elaborate plans you have made
for improvements?
3-Do you tell your guests to bring out
your oldest clothes" then rush them of TO a
country club dance on Saturday?
a Does late evening fnd everyone sitting
in silence, yawning and staring at the clock
because you are reluctant TO suggest going
to bed
> DO you force them into a hectic bathing
and dressing marathon by warning them only
FIVE minutes before dinner time?
6-Do you make your guests part of the
family to the extent of enlisting them to-
Chauffeur the family on innumerable
errands2
Paint the fence
Spray the trees?
Work in the garden?
Chop wood?
Z Does your whole family rush for the
first bath, so that it's toss-up whether or
not the guests have any hot water?
S-Do you take advantage Of your guests
presence TO bring up subjects which usually
plunge the family into fight?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

do you heap
food on your guests
plates after they've
already refused a sec
Ond helping ?
S-Do you tell
your guests. "Sleep
as long as you like,
letting them awaken
to find breakfast COM
pletely cleared away
9 DO you wake
up the entire house
hold for an early
S Il n d a V m orn ing
breakfast then have
them sit round
yawning and killing
time for a couple of
hours afterHard?
10 Just because
you are on a diet, do
you make everyone
eat flimsy salads, raw
We & e [ a b les a n d
prunes?
II As soon as
you've gulped your
last m on { h full Of
breakfast, do you rise
and announce Now
vel all do the dishes
and make our beds ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
DEPARTURE

do you load your guests down with
colossal bouquets and massive plants just
before they board the crowded commuters
train back TO town?
2-Do you continually apologize for not
having offered more entertainment and prom
Use more excitement next time 20
When you know your guest has 10 be
at his job early Monday morning, do you
keep asking WHY can't he stay longer?
4Do you burden them with all sorts of
errands to do for you in the city because
we're so far from civilization ?"
5-Do you keep your guests tenter-
hooks while you dawdle about taking them
TO catch the last train?
6-Do you wish them off onto someone
they don't know who is motoring back 10
town - changing and mixing up everybody's
plans?
DO you take them to the station hours
before train time, then stand on the platform
making forced conversation?
More Punishment II You're Stingy With
to Pile Rugs and Old Clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

12-Do you make
them take part in
sports I ey don't
know how 10 play?
13 Do you talk as
ough All city
dwellers were mo-
rons
II Do you take your
guests on an extern
sive tour of the gar
den. pointing out
just where every
thing WOULD have
bloomed IL IL HAD?
15-Do you rush
them up every near
by hill TO inspect
each nook, view and
vista
16-W h e n ur
guests a ppe ar In
spotless store
clothes" are they
greete d with a
series of boots,
whistles a q cat
calls from your off
springs?
lido you gleefully
take your city Wis
itors on long hikes,
then laugh and joke
at I h c m because
they're not in good
condition ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Last years magazines?
Mail-order catalogues
Nineteenth century detective stores
Your old schoolbooks2
DO you burst into your guests room
without knocking and catch him in his
underwear
4 DO you let the dog sleep oRsthe guest
room bed, even when there's a guest in it?
8 DO you pry and snoop into the guest
room to find out just what your guests have
brought?
6-Do your children wake up the entire
household with catcalls. pillow nights and
Indian raids al the crack OF dawn
Are your guests plagued by swams Of
bugs bees and mosquitoes because you forgot
20 put in the screens?
SAre you stingy with your blankets.
forcing your guests 10 pile up coats sweaters
and rugs on their beds 10 keep from freezing
Are the electric light bulbs so dim that
they send your guests humping into doors
bureaus and closets
10 DO you have
Shades that snap
Shutters that creak2
Windows that stick
Closets stuffed with your own clothes
Lamps which spark and snap in their
sockets
11-Does your guest bathroom have run
80 water which drops and runs an night?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

know whether a delphinium is a plant
disease?
3-Do you spend long hours and much
discussion trying TO identify each Night Noise
Just because you are the host do you
run all the games like professional referee?
5-Do you make them trail you from mar
ket to market on Saturday morning while
you stock up on supplies?
6-Do you tell them about the snake that
was found yesterday in the swimming hoieT,
then invite them In for dip?
do you make your guest stand erect
and take deep. long breaths Of fresh air -
like high school setting up. exercise
8-Do you taunt your guests about their
unhealthy city habits?
9-Do you send the children out bright
and early to play vociferously beneath the
the guest-room windows when you've all
rolled in on the other side Of the house?
10-Do you take them on sightseeing trips
when all they see are the neighbors entrances.
all they hear, the local gossip?
lis your fence adorned with curious
neighbours children gaping and hooting at
the city people?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
YOUR GUESTS ARRIVAL

DO you let your guest arrive. lost and
bcyyildcred with. no one 10 meet-hitti, rs II
he weren't really wanted in the first place?
DO you brace your guests Ton the worst
by announcing:
we have TERRIBLE thundcrstoms
here p"
Don't mind if you hear noises AT night
it's only the family ghost ."
There is a tremendous rat at large
and we can't seem 10 catch him >"
Great Uncle Ebenizah died in YOUR
bed ."
S-Do you promptly pounce your ex-
hausted guest giving him third degree on:
What route he took?
How il seems TO live again
The sordid life in the city?
Why he ever came THAT way?
Now that he's here what would he
like TO DO?
when your guest is unpacking do you
plant yourself on his bed. prying and com
menting on everything he pulls out of his
suiteaTe?
Do you wlsecracK
you must have brought the rain with
YOU"
Don't you miss the Ell"
Where's your trunk ,"
Wen all come sponge on YOU some
time ?"
How does it seem to breathe some
good CLEAN air ."
CAS- soon as he has arrived do you start
-r sounding him out on just how and when he's
going 20 get home again. if at all
Before he's had time to unpack do you:
Haul him off TO a party?
Rush him extensive tour of the
place?
Present him to a clan of friends who'll
wonder why he's so. disheveed
SDo you Wisecrack about the amount of
luggage he brings?
Q DO you keep up continued stream of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
BY JUDITH T. CHASE,
WeII-known Quiz Expert.

IF you're planning 70 have guests one
Of these week-snds-ond you prob
ably ors-fhis quiz Is something you
cant possibly afford TO miss.
You con get piles Of books on how
TO be fine perfect hosi-frem bowling
your guests into fhs porIor 10 showing
them off on fhs 7:1s. But here ore some
Of fhe onfies which break Up fhe best
Of households and may end In shoot
ing. Even II you DO know that the
oyster fork doesn't belong In fhs eanfa-
louP and how to introduce guests with
out ticking q header on the rug. you're
opt to pull some Of these boners which
drive week-sndsrs to murder.
these questions have q familiar
ring you hoven'f minute 10 lose. Take
fhe test now. Do II this way: 0-kevsr;
We'll. hardly ever; 2-oeeosionoIly;
3-offen; @AIwoys.
And II you want TO know whof your
guests sold otter they left on Monday
morning. just add up your fofol score
and turn 10 Page Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
THE GUEST
ROOM

] Do you wake
your guests by
Whispering loudly
outside their
door specializing
on whether or
not they are
awake ?
Tiptoeine in for
belongings you've
left in the guest
room closet
Opening a door
Just a crack
and peering IN
2 Is your selection
OF reading matter
TIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

25 When your guests come in late, do
you forget to tell them where the electric
light switches are. letting them grope and
tumble in the dark
26 DO you delight in explaining in detail
all the fine points of
The oil furnace?
The new car?
Your offspring
27-Is your bathroom lacking In both
shades and curtains so that the bathing be-
comes exhibit A for the neighbors?
% Do you start stripping the guest-room
beds soon your guests have gotten up
on Sunday morning?
OUTDOORS
do you chant.
How can ANYONE live in the city,"
This air will give you an appetite? ?"
Wen make farmer of you yet"
2Do you conduct a lengthy blossom-to-
blossom tour Of the garden when they don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

a. NV = 80 tFA
The bad weather ?
Your appearance ?
The noise of your
neighbors?
1--WE have only one
bathroom ?"
Were just simple
country people 80
Il hope you won't
find il TOO quiet
here >"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Loading Your Guests Down With COlos-
sal Bouquets and Massive Plants Just
Before Train Time l. Sure to Win You
an Unpopularity Prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

{ n I'd h We
stayed in town
had they wanted
3 u c h in q cor
sports
- u o you
leave them az
att onists
n ever visiting
their rooms TO
see if they have
everything they
need?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
OUTDOORS

Seldom Back More Punishment You're stngy
Blankets Pile Old Clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Q 10 you leave the
guests to keep an eye
on the children and
pets while you run off
10 a party you simply
HAVE to go to?
10 DO you plant
pampered pets on your
guests laps when they
loathe animals?
For an evenings
entertainment do you
force your guests to:
Do all the talking?
Watch movies of Ju-
Nor growing up?
Go through all the
family snapshot al
buns
Play guessing
games
DO stunts ?
y DO YOU sci 20
every chance to launch
into a long disserta-
ton on your
Ancestors ?
Social connections
Domestic troubles ?
Neighbors ?
Local gossip?
Is DO you neglect
to warn them Of the per
house, so that they end
cellar stairs on a dark
IA DO you run arol
Emptying ashtra,
Picking up?
Asking them WI
next
Is DO you tune ir
serial and subject eve.
reverent silence
6-Do you conscri
sides in family bickerin
17-For a healthful
YOU march your guest
party to another r?
1S-De you have a
the head of the stairs Y
pany flying through II
to come down
19-Are the only s
Bridge ?
Charades ,
Backgammon?
Family fights
20-Do you invite 8
on the same weekend.
tooth and nail for the
p DO you see TO it
no time whatever 10
entire weekend ?
% Do you forget {,
them when you've in
a few friends over.
may walk in when III
in a state of comfor
dishevelment?
% Do you corral
guests for a long b
game on a sunny
on " h N
I n e I'd have
stayed i'm town
had they wanted
sue h in q DOR
sports
% Do you
leave them a. y
isolatio nists, "a
yer visiting M
their rooms 10
see If they have
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

boi con un errcuentro entire los
Espartanos y los Aviadores de
MacDMl. I'll primer "onutazo" Sc
dara, en- Phillips Field, a las O.
cho de la noche.
Los Espartanos poseen un me
jor team" pero los Aviadores
siguen mejorando.
Los soldados estaran dirigi-
dos por los coaches" Murray
y Mcdonald.
Flucie Stewart anuncia esta
Inca de cOmbate:
Howell, 173 libras; Garner.
191 B. Read, 1870; Moore, 100;
Anderson, 178; Weiner, 1893
Brennan, IT'S; Hatch, III; Kaut
mann, 1853; Comparetto, 165, y
Beynon, 1914.
AvaGores: Smith, ITO; Torn
ton, 200; Saia, 1856; Graham,
1855: Crump, ITO; Kessler, 210:
Duncan, ITS; Shiflett, 165; Ven
tura, 165, Barber, 100, y Ado
nozio, $50,
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
AL REID DERROTO A
MARTINELLI

New York, Noviembre 21.-
Despidiendose del cuadrilatero,
por cuanto ingresara en- ell SER
vicio de guardacostas de los Els
tados Unidos,, All Reid, veterano
p1gil de- Bronx, derrot6 por de-
cisi6n a Joe Marinelli, de Day
ton, estado de Ohio. Dur6 el com
bate ocho asaltos. Reid pesaba
127A libras Y Marinelli 1913.
Pete de Ruzza, de Mamoron-
eek, venci6 por "nocaut" a Milo
Theodorescu, en- el semifinal. Ell
DR.. George Howley, medico de
la COmisi6n Atletica del estado,
no permiti6 que Theodorescu
Saliera a pelear, en- ell octave,
considerable que manaba abun
dante sangre de una herida que
sobre Ell ojo derecho habia reci-
Dido. Era ell peso de Ruzza de
148R libras y ell de su contra
rio de 154H.
Chester Rico, del Bronx, su-
per6 a Charley Roberts, de Har
lem. Walter Thomas, del Bronx,
hizo tablas con Jose Balso.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

lbrazo " empezaron "a caminar
en- buses, A.el ga.nn66Qh Que Nevada
al rio.
II Uy, como vienen estos!-
coment6 la Canamona, la pri-
mera.
Las dos ilustres parejas Sc to-
paron de manos a boca.
-iCalla, 81 estan aqui!-ex-
clam6 Isidro, alegremente.
d Pero sois vosotras "A
hadi6 Pablo.
Toda la c6lera de momentOs
la santa c6lera que estre-
a Garcia Y a su compane-
"a de glorias Y miserias, Sc vino
.bajo como por encanto.
Y la Chata, Nevada de su ex-
,elente cOraz6n que va la como
,emos, exclam6 con acento de
lulce reproche:
-iPos SOS habeis quedado
conner, como sus quedasteis
in agiielal l,
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

lEsta Erase lapfdaria tuvo la
virtud de hacer sonrelr a los
ccmpadres, que cambiaron una
mirada de inteligencia.
-Y'hamos tomao un piscola-
bis por ahi-contest6 Cogorza
en'el mismo tono amable.
-iAh, m'alegro, porque Sc 10
iba diejendO a esta, que no mi
ba tranquila pensando en- voso-
troS!
-IAnde Vaisa. JSos ibais
va pal teatro?
"A yer 81 sus encontraba-
mos por ell canine. Son mas de
las tres y media.
ST. Es que nos hemos encon
trao a nos companeros de Ma
drid, y nos convidaron a tomar
lnas copas.
-IlNo te 10 dije?-intervino
a Eme, en- tono p~rofetico.
-Bueno, amos p'alla todos-
,err6 Pablito, ejecutivo-. Este
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
"a U1CUTE
OvERLIN PEDEARA HOY
CON S

New York, Novien5re 81
Esta noche, en- la Madison
Square Garden, Ken Overlin, Ell
excampe6n del peso mediano, pc
Ieara con AL Hostak, otro ex-
campe6n.
Overlin es ell favorito en- las
apuestas, en- proportion de 8 a
5.
Hostak es menos habil que su
rival, pero pega formidables pu
netazOs.
La corona de su categoria la
gan6 Hostak, perdiendola des-
pues, luego de derribar ell pri-
mer asalto, por la cuenta de diez
a Freddie Steele.
Tiene Overlin 81 amos, pero
conserva agilidad y Is muy di-
ficil pegarle en- la mandibula,
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

el acomodador que les habis
guiado hasta sus localidades to-
DO ell mundo Sc qued6 boquia-
bierto a la vista de aquella ia
milia.
Las dos mujeres llevaban u
mas faldas de colorines Y unas
bluSas escosesas que era todo un
poema.
En- cuanto a los hombres, va
habian salido esta mahana del
caro- llevando gorras nuevas Y
sus mejores trapitos tambien.
IncluSo Cogorza sc habia pues-
to un pantal6n negro, compra-
do, como TODD 10 que llevaban
encima, en- las prenderias de la
de San Pablo, que tenfa u
ma franjita a cada lado, de seda,
que bajaba hasta ell suelo.
Aquella cintita habia entu-
siasmado a Pablito.
Era un pantal6n de smokino.
VQue programa pOnen?-l
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
LOS DRAGONES Y 10 SIRE
DE FRESAS''

Sc batiran hoy, en- Plant CT
ty, los Dragones de la escuela su
perior jefferson, de esta ciu-
dad ,dad, y los "recogedores de
fresas'. FL Jefferson complete
aver sus e~jercicios. Jay Schaib-
ly no podra jugar y tampoco AL
Marchetta.
Los de Plant City tienen con
.centrada toda su fuerza y son
los favoritos.
FL Jefferson comenzara ell
partido econ esta alineaci6n: P.
Schaibly, Borden, Valdes, Hol-
ton, Bolesta, Mote, Britt, San
tana, sadler, Kirby y Reed.
Linea de combate de Plant
City: Moody, Bolden, Williams,
DeShong, Haynes, Watson, Gla-
,ros, Palmer, Rimes, McAlpin y
], Brown.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

Sc creyo en- la obligation de pre-
guitar Cogorza al acomodador
cuando estuvieron sentados en-
sus sitios.
Las muJeres Sc habian desplo
mado como fardo, y la fila de
butacas crujio como un barco
yieJo que va a romperse a impul
so de la tempestad.
-Es Secci6n "reminiscences
to ell a~comodador, muy fino.
-Hombre, iaqui tambien?-
inquiri6 Pablo, complacido.
u An, 0ermut?-ahadi6 Isl
dro, por su cuenta, tambien era
tamente asombrado- iY 10
dan solo?
C6mo?.... SQue dice el
sehor?...
Las mujeres, comprendiendo
que podrian meter la pata.
callahan prudentemente, sin
mediar en- ell dialogo.
Y COgorza, que habda CON-
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
SIC VENDERAN OTROS 1900
ASIENTOS RESELVADOS

Para ell partido entire las Pan
teras y los Terriers, que Sc veri
ficara ell jueves p6ximo, Sc pom
dram a la venta otros 1900 a.
sientos reseryados,
Todos los asientos reservados
Sc han vendido y ell nuevo CRU
po Sc vendera facilmente.
La entrada general costara
$1.10 v los asientos Separates
$1.40.
Los dos "onces" practicaron
aver y los dos Sc hallan en- per-
fectas condolences ffsicas y men
tales.
Lanzaron los Terriers hume
rosOS "pases," bajo la direction
de Spurgeon Cherry.
Glenn Darlington di6 nuevas
pruebas de que Sc halla en- for
ma perfecta.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
SAVOLD PELEARA CON
BUDDY KNOX

Paterson, New Jersey, no.
viembre 21.-A beneficio del
Cesto de Navidad del alcalde Wi
liam Furrey, Sc batiran aquf,
ell dia 2 de diciembre, los como
cidos pGgiles Lee Savold, de Des
Moines, Iowa, v Buddy Knox,
de Dayton, Ohio.
Ell combate sc verificara en-
la Armeria local.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

prendidO a su vez fulminante-
mente por las exclamaciones de
asombro del acomodador, que e.
Hos Sc tiraban ana plancka, lie
dlo a su segundo un taconazo en-
un Gallo.
Canastas !-diio ell Chepe.
ievantando Ell pie a la altura de
Ia boca, y cOgi6ndose la sucia al
pargata con las dos manos.
CIQue te pasa, hombre de
Que m'has chafao ell Gallo
numero 16 della tercera serie,
! recOles!
Amos and'alla! /. Este pri
MO, qu'es de 10 mas exage-
FL dialogo que transcribimos.
sostenido mas bien en- VOC alta,
naoia sido dido por gran parte
ael publico, y los ilustres COM
punches conenzaban q atraer Ia
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
TRIUNFO DE MELIO BET
TINA

Cleveland, Noviembre Me
lilo Bettina obtuvo su vigesima
quinta victoria, en- ell peso COM
pleto, derrotando a Jim Bivins,
de esta ciudad. la pelea tuvo
muy POGO interes y dur6 diez a
saltos.
Pesaba Bivins, un aspirante a
la corona del peso complete, 173
libras /; ell triunfador, $50.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

con 81 sonce" del Colegio Pres
biteriano.
Rollins abrira la batalla con
Chisholm, Whittle F~riedson,
Bryson, Darnold, Talton, Mere
dith, Tyler, Frazier y Ray. Jul
garan por los visitantes, Evans,
Moye, Joe Milan, Collier, Glib
son, Galloway, Mitchell, Rollin,
Dunn Y Church.
Los presbiterianos usan la
celebre formation T.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
MICKEY FARBER VENCIO
A REIF

New York, Noviembre 21.-
Mickey Farber, un peso lige-
70 del East Side, puso fin a la
cadena de victorias de Morris
Ref, de Brownsville, derrotan-
dolo por nocaut tecnico.
FL arbitro Jack O'Sullivan in
tervino en- ell septimo asalto, po-
niendo fin al match.
Irwin Kaplan alcanz6 Ell fallo
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
ORORTES
HORNSBY NOMBRADO d.
RECTOR DEL FORT WORTH

, New York, Noviembre 21.-
Roger Hornsby, exdirector de
clubs en- las grandes Iigas, ha ST.
do nombrado administrator Y
director del club Fort Worth,
de la Liga de Texas. Ell "Raah'
tambien Sc propone intervenir
como bateador de emergencia,
en- algunos desafios.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
WHITE ACOSTO AL TAMPE-
no JIMMY LETO

Baltimore, noviembre I'm
fuerte gladiator de 139 libras,
Slugger White, de esta ciudad,
atac6 por ell cuerpo a Jimmy Le-
to, de Tampa, y lie puso a dor
mir. Este ocurri6 en- ell octave
asalto.
Sc habia anunciado ell peso de
Leto como de 143M.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

de los Juices sObre Peter Mus
carnera, de R~idgewood; Henry
Vazquez, de Coney Island, puso
a dormir a Johnny Cockfield,
de New York, en- ell cuarto
round.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

La entrada en- Ell teatro de
nuestro5 heroes superb en- gran
deza y emoci6n a laapote6Sis
dc los ~ejercitos alAdos cuando
desfilaron bajo ell Arco de
Triunfo de Paris al regresar
victoriosos de la gran guerra.
La Chata, mujer previsora, ha.
bia tornado preciSamente buta-
cas- de primera fila, "pa no per-
der ripio, va que 10 pagaban".
Era ell teatro Victoria.
Cuando llegaron n~uestros he
roes, faltaban solo diez minutes
para que empezara la represen
taci6n.
I& gala estaba atestada.
Los vecinos de bAacas, los
mdsicOs de Ia orQuesta,