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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

SACRAMENTO. Cal - Man
sgsf Pepper Martin of The
Sacramento baseball eiub nufssa
a swollen hand yesterday after
hitting ons Of three men Who
crow asd Ma ear 70 me cyFb.
Martin, MS wife ana three
daughters wsrs leaving sacra-
msnt0 for Aaryssiiis. vita Mrs.
Martin driving.
Three men In smother ear
forced ina Martin car 70 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
AUBURN-Bellarmine

AUBURN-Bellarmine Lions 81
Tacoma viii furnish the football
opposition 10 Auburn Trojans
when Auburn dedicates It's new
lights and grandstAnd on the eve
ming Of september 10, II was an
nounced here today by Auburn
school officials.
Installation OF the new lights
is practically complete while con-
struction of the new grandstAnd
started this week. Both viii be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Teller Takes
Draft Exam

CLENELAND. @. Bob Fsllsr
pitching star Of the Cleveland In
dams. takes his physical sxsmina-
ton for the draft today
The Indian hurler. who won his
2oth victory Ia Philadelphia sun
day. appeared certain 70 paa4 the
test.
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Perpetual May
Be Withdrawn

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
LEE FINALLY sHELLED

CHICAGO When the Red sox
pommelled Thornton Lee from the
hill in the eighth inning of night
game here recently. 1t marked
the first time the White Sox SOUTH
paw failed to 20 the route in II
starts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Most STRIFE outs--Llsks. Portland
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land 280 Ia
Most Wild piteh.s-Joyee san Frsn-
cisco 2
Mos hit batter. - Pippsn. Oak-
land ?
Aost shutouts- sslrsson. OAKLAND
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Rails Leads
Acres Jockeys

SEATTLE Charles Rails. Hous-
ton. Ter. jockey. led ridst for the
second week AZ Longserss horse
racing track today In the numbers
OF winners ridden.
Ralls was frs, - times. second
II and third 10 out Of its starts.
Doug Dodson. Prinsyills. Ore. was
second with 30 firsts. % seconds
and 20 thirds on ISL mounts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
THOMPSON SECOND

Wayne Thompson. Richmond
Cal. came second with IS hits and
225 points; while Earl T. Clark.
Chevy Chase. Md. hit the target
s6 times but came less close TO the
bulls-eye than Thompson and so
scored 22t points and third place
In the ladies clout event. shoot
ing SO arrows at 40 yards, Har-
riet Warwick, Portland was first
with "a on the target for 224
points. Mary Markuis. Portland.
was second with "a hits and lss
points. while Gene Bacon. Redondo
Beach. Cal, took third place with
80 hits and ISL points.
In a similar event shooting at
120 yards. Gladys Hammer. Los
Angeles, ruled with 80 hits and $50
points. Second was NJ Thompson.
Richmond. Cal, with "a hits and
Frances styles. Berkeley Cal,
with 80 hits and 1s4 points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest IN T. 3 Defense
Bonds
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inches. while with a bow 50 pounds
or under she shot SO yards. feet
Betty McFsrlane. Pssco. wash.
won the junior girls flight event
with bows Of all weights BY a Isl
yard shot. Muriel Reichsrt. Cor
wallis. was second with ZIP wards
? feet, 1 inch. and Betty Griesel.
Portland. came third with 200
yards. ? feet. s inches
Among the junior boys using
bows OF all weights Billie West,
Joplin. No. was tops with 33i
yards , feet Second wa. Billie
Boak. Bordeaux. Wash. with 800
yards foot: and third came Rob
ert Rich. Portland. with 2es yards
? feet 1 inch.
In the olout competition. during
which IS arrows are shot up into
the air TO fall-the archers hope
on a fiat target $50 yards away,
William Bacon. Redondo Beach.
Cal. made 50 hits TO score 240
Doints and first nfare
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Yosg Postmaster can ten you
ho~ 20 invest IN y. a. Dsfsn1s
Bonds.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

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tho nation sna changed the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Ash anyone shst sport at
tracts the largest number -
spectators each season ana they
thinking II ths vast crowds
that assemble on Saturday after.
nosns In college staalsms ~iii
almost invariably say college
football. oT. n not that. thsy
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La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Varda y Sra, Bill Moody y Sra,
Paul Antinori y Sra, Ada Anti
nori, vi Antinori, Frances TIA
liano, Aida Reina, Nelson Lag
cara, Joe Antinori, Phillip Pi,
tisci, Dick Reina, y Sra, Sam
Cacciatore Y sra, /. c. Spoto, Y
Sra. George Sroto y Sra, \. p.
Meniez, y Sra, 7. Scaglione y
Sra, Mamie N0rtensro, A. Fa
vata, Maria Favata. John Fava-
ia, Katie Martinez, George Y
"Fifa", Garcia, Vicente y Lucia
Mortellaron, Adolfo Dtaz, Al
bert D'Arpa, Vicente Antinori,
Nelson Guagliardo Y Sra, Mike
LaBarbera y Sra, Sam Favata
muchas mas que nos fu6 inpo
SibCe anOtar.
Felicitamos a la Secci6n de r
creo por Ell 6xito obtenido.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Iaci6n a su Profesorado del doc
Tor Jer6nimo Ma.lo, para cola
borar E MIA enSenanza del lido
ma espanol Y de la literature es-
pamela e hipanComericana.
FL DR., Mallo, graduado en- ri
los0fia y Letras Y en- Derecho
por la Universidai de Madrid,
1u5 Professor en- la Facultad y en-
In Eseuela de Criminolcgia de la
capital de Espaha Y ha residido
dvrante dos amos en- Mexico, de
dicado al periodismo y al estu-
do de les problemas culturales
Y econ6micos de la America La
tina.
FL DR.. Spivey, Presidente del
Florida Southern College, Sc
complace en- mvitar a los espa-
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Sra, Nick Falsono y Sra. c.
Massari Y Sra, Dr., Scolaro V
Sra, DR., A. Parzia y Sra, 7. Va
lerti y Sra, DR., E. Constantine
y Sra, Luther w. Cooley i
Sra. Margarita Fernandez, jos
Manizcalco; Joe Leto jr., v Sra,
ice Leto y Sra, Philip Frisco,
w. Primo Lord, Henry Fernan-
dez, Sra. Margaret Harris; Joe
A. Gonzalez, presi3ente de la
sociedad Centre Asturiano, Y
Sra; Celestino Fernandez, pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de kecreo
de la misma sociedad, y Sra. E.
duardo Vega, prasidenta de la
Secci6n Sanitaria del Asturia-
no,y Sra; Angie Ferrara, Jack
Smith, Luis Pullara, Primo Laz
cara Y Sra, c. Men6niez, y Sra.
DR.. MaSsaro y Sra, DR.. Gui-
llermo ROig y Sra, DR.. Cole y
Sra, Sra. Harry Mcdonald,
Hampton Dunn y Sra, j. Eth
eridge y Sra, Mateo Gomez, An
gelo L. Greco y Sra, Jimmie
Greco y Sra, Lily Ficarrotta,
Angelo Ficarrotta, ! Angelina
Spoto, Joe Ficarrotta, Florenti-
no Garcia y Sra, Sra. Rose
Gullo, Peter Albano y Sra, j..
Conte y Sra, Tony Midulla, Ju-
lilo Gnati Y Sra, N'era Midulla,
Joe Scolaro Y Sra, AL Perrone,
Tony Cacciatore Y Sra, Walter
Diaz Y Sra, Frank Pitisci, DIR,
NJ. Garcia y Sra, o. j. L6-
PEE, N. a. LOdato y Sra, Gas
par Mella y Sra, John Cacciato-
re y Sra, Joseph Pullara y Sra,
Sam Ferreri Y Sra, Nick Nuc-
clio y Sra, DR.. Ismael Angulo y
Sra, Bonifacio ValerO y Sra,
Manuel Larrea, Mercedes Te-
ieiro de Larrea. Sexton Valen-
ii, Joseph Greco Y Sra, John Al
Dano " Sra. Armando Valdes,
Y Sra, Nick Felicione y Sra,
Joe A. Fernandez y Sra, Joe
.uerrieri, Olga Vald6s, Frank
Oiaz. Nina Castellano, Tony Ur
20 John Adamo y Sra, Frank
Se~ttecassi, y Sra, Vicente Sc
IRA. Daniel Sagro y Sra, j. b.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

noles e hi -panoamericanos resi-
denies en- Tampa o en- su region,
y EN- general a cuantas personals
Sc interesen pOr la cultura his
panica, para que asistan a d.
cho acto. en- Ell cual 81 Professor
Mallo, que en- ell Foro Y en- q A
teneo de Madrid disfrutabl me
reciio prestigio de ora5or y
donferenciante, hablara en- su
feugua nativa,
FL Florida Southern College,
que tanta atenci6n viene dedi-
cando al desarrollo lie las rela-
clones de los Estados Unidos
con los pueblos de Latinoa-
m6rica, agradecera mucho la
concurrencia a la eXpresada Sc
sion Ell honor de un intellectual
espahol especializado como es-
sUbre a%suntos del paname
ricanismo.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

bia acceptable la invitaci6n para
iugar con los DiabloS AzuleS, de
Oregon Steta, ell dia de Ano Nue
70.
La noticia Sc do a las "a no
ras de que Sc babia anunciado
ell otro team, Oregon State,
que no ha sido derrotado en- la
temporada.
Duke derrot6 a sus nueve o.
ponentes, in~cluyendo a Tennes.
see, Georgia, Colgate, Georgia
Tech y Pitt.
Manda. los "Diablos Azules"
el coach Walecc Wade. Entire
sus victimas eueutan los Dia.
bios a Tennessee, Maryland, Col
ga e. Georgia Tech, Davidson,
Carolina del Norte y n. c..
State.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
De RearcsO

De RegrcSO
Luego de varios dias en- la ca
rital Guiana, regres6 en- la no.
che de aver, via Miami, nuestro
apreciado amigo ell DR.. Aurelio
A. Gonzllcz Y su distinguida es-
pCsa Lucy.
Temprano Ell Ia manana DE
how volvi6 a asumir ia direction
de "El Bien PU5lico'.
S6p8nld asi sus numerosos
Clientes.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
FL Cabaret dc
L'UniOMe Ituliand

FL Cabaret dc
L'UniOme ItulianG
Con in rotunlo exito celebr6
SUI Cabaret Privaio annual en- ia
nocho del pasado S&baio la Sec
ci6n de Recreo de L'Unione Tia
Llama, en- su edificio social de la
Sr6ptima avenida y Gale Is,
La concurrencia, culta y dis
tinguida, paS6 una noche muy
allegro.
"Don Francisco, ell conjunto
musical de todos los ritmos tuvo
a su cargo la parte bailable, sien
do muy aplaudido.
A la media noche los integran
tes de Ia Compania que actGa en-
ell Circulo Cubano, ofrecieron
I'm notable acto de VarledadeS.
A continuation los nombreS
de algunas de las personas que
asistieron:
E. o. Palermo, presidente de
la sociedad y su distinguish es-
posa; Mario PuNara, p~residente
de Ia Secci6n de Recreo; Sam
Terrane y Sra, DR.. A. Domin-
guez v Sra; Tony A. Grimaldi,
p~residente de la Sociedad TIA
lila, Y Sra, Roberto Tinnaro y
Sra, Frank Ciccarello y Sra,
Henry Ciccarello y Sra, Eddie
Spoto, Sam Terramo y Sra,
Jack Simmons; Raymond Shell
don, Representante a la Legisla-
tura, Y Sra; Frank Falsone Y
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Una ~IRUitdci6n

La recibimos de la Secci6n de
Damas del Centre EspanOl para
la function que celebraran 81 Jue
yes. en- ell teatro Casino.
iEstas distinguidas sehoras y
senOritas representative la gra-
ciosa obra Mama Ines.
Agradecemos la gentileza.
En- su oportunidad daremos a
conocer ell programme complete.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Santos del Dja
Eigi0 y STA. Na.alia.
Semitic FaIIecimieRtO

Semitic FaYecimieRto
En- Ia madrugada del p2sado
'o1 noo 5ei6 de existir. a la q
vanzasa eiaj dc setenta anos
ol 100 coc.d0 caballero Horaelo
Alfonso, r~asi5ente en- el 2304i2
de la Gale Diecinueve.
Su entiarro s., e~fectuara en- Ia
tar e hoy, psrtiendo de Ia ca
lila aa Lord Y Fernando has
ia al Cementerio Woodlawn.
Con estas lineas enviamos
NJ stra condolencia a las Sras.
tmal.a y Lucia Lopez, condolan
ella que tambi6n extendemos a
les j1uas familiares.
iPaZ a sus reStosl
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
INGRESARA Ell DIR. JER0-
NIM0 MALLO EN- LA FA-
CULTAD DEL FLORIDA
COLLEGE

FL dia Ia del pr6ximo mes de
diciembre, a las tres de la tarde,
ten1ra lugar en- la Capilla del
Florida Southern College, de
Lakeland, Florida, una session O.
fetal con motive de la incorpo-
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Debut

Manana martes hara su de-
but, en- ell teatro del Centric As
turiano, la notable artista, mi
mazda de tcrdos los plblicos, Con
suelo Moreno.
lCOnjuntamente cen eSta ex-
quisita c~antante Y bailarina, ac-
tuara la artista Guiana els Va
lladares.
La primera parte del progra-
ma sc cubrira con una obra des-
empenada por Ell cOnjunto de la
Compania Guiana que dirige el
actor Perez Arrechava-
leta.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Operu9d
En- la manana de hoy fue So
mctida a una delicada opera
ci6n, en- la Clinica e Bien
Pdb'ico', la estimada Sra. Ma
ny Lopez.
lie fna practicada por ell DR..
A. A.. Gonzalez.
Nucstros mejcres deseos por
su pronto restablcimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
DUKE ACEFTO LA INVITA-
.CION PARA Ell ROSE BOWL

Durham. N. c., Die 10-LOs
directories de la Uniyersidad de
Duke anunciaron aver que Sc ha
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
$.
 Hold Sessions Here
100 Delegates Arrive for TwO-Day Business, Social
 ACtivities-New Officers To Be Elected Tomorrow
present heads of the groups:
 Auxiliary Presidents 1941

present heads of the groups:
 Auxiliary Presidents 194l
 Auxiliary No. 1, Mrs. Emma But Ter, 41 Theodore street, Maple Hill, New Britain.
 Auxiliary 70. 2, Mrs. Hazel B. Davie, 316 Front avenue, New Ha- ven.
 Auxiliary No. 3, Mrs. Mary c Hill, l59 Liberty street, Middletown.
 Auxiliary No. 5, Mrs. Martha Kuhnly, 47 Talcott avenue, Rock vile.
 Auxiliary No. 6, Mrs. Olive Ruda, l76 Charles street, Waterbury.
 Auxiliary No. 8, Mrs. Mattie Chapman, IA New street, Shelton. Auxiliary No. Il, Mrs. Josephine Sullivan, 80 Greylock Place, Stam- ford.
 Auxiliary No. I2, Mrs verna Bis- sell, Union street, Terryville.
 Auxiliary No. 13, Mrs. Ida Day, 306 Goodrich strees, fIamden.
 Auxiliary No. IT, Mrs. Minnie Oe- born, 5 Crown street, Danbury.
 Auxiliary No. 18, Mrs. Grace Nield, R. F. D., Tohmaston.
 Auxiliary No. 20, Mrs. Bessie O'Neil,( Rear Town Hall, East Hamp ton.
 Auxiliary No. 2l, Mrs. Catherine Wright, Lincoln street, Fortstville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16

Flag ceremonies and the presenta- ton of colores marked the opening sessions of the Sons of Union Veter- ans of the Civil War and its Auxil- iary, held this morning at separate meetings in the Elton and the rec tory of Trinity Episcopal church.
 The two days annual convention brings to Waterbury approximately HOO delegates representing each of the departments, and marks the 57th anniversary of the mems or- ganization, and the 26th of the wo- mems.
 Services were held this morning at Trinity Episcopal church, and this evening at 6:30 a bouquet of the combined groups will be held at the Elton. This afternoon, various com- mittee meetings are scheduled, while tomorrow both organizations will take up the important matter of election of oficers.
 Mrs. Olive Ruda of 176 Charles street heads the Waterbury Auxil- iary, and Mrs. Alice Carle of this city is geenral chairman of the ar- engagements committee for the con- vention.
 New officers for the various aux iliaries throughout the state are scheduled for selection at tomor- rows gatherings. Following are the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
South Britain Briefs

while Nate covers territory. But Marshall Case once shot three deer on Sunday morning and was bringing them home in Q cut ter when the townsf0lk were on their way to church. He sat up on top of the load like a true ruler of the wilds, and the mare was clawing snowballs with all four feet as he jingled past the preacher and his flock and head cd for the hills where the skim ming knives were sharp.
 On Saturday, April 19, Marshall Case runs an auction at the old Ben Johnson Place in North Car- ton. You'll hear about that auc- ton for years. Folks are com- ing clear from North Carolina to bid on some of the Johnson all- tiQues. The handbills are out, Ben has most of the material lined up and the stock curried of prop erly. Case has been oiling his vocal chords with cinder brandy and rubbing his arms with witch hazel lotion. Take day off and listen to & genuine auctioneer. Marshall never took a lesson in his life but he can tell by the way a bidder wiggles his nose whether there's more dough in the wallet.
 Industrialists decry the passing of the Old-style Yankee mechanic. They claim that lots of business gets away from Connecticut be. cause We no longer have trained men available to whittle out gadg- cts and to make gauges and fix lures for metal products. They have started a series of schools for the training of machine Op- orators and men for the inspec- ton bench. Now, 1t is possible to take 200 hour course and walk into Q job in some of our best factories.
 We're all for this training plan. It sometimes makes first class press operator or hand screw nla- chine man; in years to come, they may turn out some real mechan- les. But why limit this training to training men in the fabrication of metals?
 Selling is just as important as making merchandise. We believe that we should be training auc- tioneers. Take 8 few old timers like Case and rent . barn high on q windy hill. Install some cob- webs, few old harness hooks, 8 knock -kneed heifer and a horse of uncertain age. Take the class to the auction scene and show them how to attract the higher bids. If we had an auctioneers' training class, perhaps we could get Odel Shepard to write a few poems or prepare g textbook of jargon for the guidance of the pupils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-16
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements were filed today with Compensation Commissioner Joseph E. Talbot:
 Anthony c. GuxsO of 90 Barnes street extension, against The American Republican, of Water bury, g, beginning Dec. {, for complete obIique fracture of the left fibula.
 Frank J. Shembaiskis of 20 Harriet avenue, against the A. H. Wells 6 Co.,, Inc, of Waterbury, S1S.SS starting March 22, for acute muscle strain of the lumbar re- zion of the back.
 Rita D. Kelley of 341 Homestead avenue, against the Diamond Gin- ger Ale, Inc, $9 beginning April 1, for confusion of the external lat- eral ligament, left elbow.
 John Carrozzo of Riverton, against the Lock Joint Pipe Com. pany, of Unionville, $15 starting Sept. 19, for laceration of the head.
 Gilbert Walton of LitchiieId against the Warren Land Com pany of Ntchfield, $14 beginning March 1S, for . lower back strain.