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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-12
Check Under Way
OF Packing Plants
To Determine II
Abiding by Law

sAN FRANCISCO a astica-
wide inspeetssn - N. frzlt "a
vegetables packing ard canning -
d,astry ssts under wsr IN. wssk
10 determine 4 Il 10 seidlaE ~
terms % IN. wage sad hoar at
Wesley q. An. western rsgioasi
director 81 tn wage ear dtetsten.
said the inspection wlii start IN
California oreFen and washins-
tor. then Move into 1daAe ard
Utah
free<~@eFs eIu Ave sluas
md aseid iaceas~al<.cs. Asa
ssid. II THAR records .hsw.
weekly week. shieA ~ i've
exemption. frem 80 a. Aaa<
~-ek shsy operate aaa~s.
Packers and Gamers Of fresh
fruits and vegetables are entitled
to Two periods Of IL week. saeh
from ths payment II evsrtlms.
During enc period they are entire
~ free. IN the second they are mt
under eompulsion 70 pay ev~rtlns
TO employees who work IN hours or
less in any ere a. o. - hears n
any one week
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The Stork
Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Chap
man, jr., 1o7 SO. 62nd st, May II.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Woolf.
p411 No. Junett st. May 9. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. La
Penske, s14 So. It'll st, May ID.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Swan
son, se6 So. s6th st, May 10,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos A. wilker-
son, Rt. /, BOX 763, May Is.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian L. Bart
ram. 171e SO. Washington st, May
10. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum c. Ben
Mon, eO2 No. L st, May II, daush-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell A. Hud-
son. 70s So. Junett st. May II.
son.
Mr., and Mrs. Chss L. Greer,
1906 So. J st, May II. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth f. Reeve.
Highland Golf Club. May Is. son.
Mr. and Mrs Jos. corbin, 3501
30. J st, May IS. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford II. HoIlo-
way. 3ez2 No. 25th st. May 10.
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle r. Pretty
man. Ri Z, Box $50. May Is.
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ham. 1857
81. Wilksson st, May .. daughter.
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pOu7lCvul&AsS
AND AND PUBLIC
AFFAIRS q
49,
h1z1
CONTINUED From Page on.l

CONTINUED From Page oneD
10000 laborers employed BY COM
psnies with one TO seven employees
The present law applies only 10
those with eight or more persons
on their psyrolls, levyins q At tax
on the employer on those psyrolls.
The bill creating a five-man sd-
visory highway commission. 10 be
appointed by Gov. Arthur r. Lang
lie. also becomes effective tonight.
as does one creating a state APP
premiership council OF six en-
ployers and workers under the
labor and industries department.
Another enlargement Of
state government will come
under . new Law creating the
state division of flood control
In the conservation and de-
velopment department. An
other new law will license and
regulate small loan companies
making loans of $500 or less.
Other bills which become law
tonight include ones permitting
cod-fishing with jiggers, validat-
ing rssco's port district debt. re-
ouiring voters in school elections
10 be registered, removing double
liability on state bank stockhold-
srs. requiring notification to teach
ers whose contracts are dropped.
creating State Capitol Historical
association. changing time of port
district elections in King and
Pierce counties. increasing pay OF
prosecutors OF King, Spokane and
Pierce countie. effective January.
1913. setting up system of dis
tributing state aid to All club
fairs.
Barring King county constables
from making arrests without war
rants, licensing and regulating
veterinarians. making owners liza
Bile for biting dogs. making II H.
legal TO sell to or purchase liquor
for minors, closing Hood Canal
and part OF Puget Sound TO COM
mercial shrimp and crab fishing,
making it illegal TO poison domes-
tic animals or birds, tightening the
diesel oil tax law on out.of-state
trucks, requiring old age pension
union to file reports on contribu-
tons. making 1t misdemeanor to
fix sporting contests, prohibiting
Spokane from dumping sewage in
Spokane river. permitting land
lords to GUST non-psying renters
on court order, setting up new
machinery for buying or building
sewerage systems, creating safety
code for underground excavation
work.
Regulating wildcat stage opera
tors, authorizing sewer districts in
rural areas. making 1t illegal 10
mutilate Indian graves or records,
reducing license fees on rural beer
parlors. setting up new schedule
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OF truck license fees, sppropriat-
ing s14s.250 for Tacoma naval
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-12

armory. directing survey Of ferry
from San Juan Islands to Belling-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-12

Full porcelain enamel. rust
proof oven
Strong. substantial. tight-fit-
ting doors and hinges
Fully insulated open door
keeps heat INSIDE
Improved flus travel for even
heat distribution
Full view therm0 meter on
oven door for quick reading
--streamlined baeksplAsher with
handy utility shelf
Zee the new
1s4l WILTSHIRE oil Burning
Ranges, Just arrived
Ofhsr $500 sSd e"@i rsnxes in the
sorfhsesf's greatest selecfion
1898 - ifs-5a.
sCHOENYELDg-a Yleos Aas.s
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TRADE-IM

Your old furniture, stoves. rsfrig-
orator. radio. rugs, ste., can help
pay for nex under schoenfeldz'
liberal trads-in plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHING TON. Sept. s.
OPACS Administrator Leon Hen
derson today described as elusive
the charges made by Repre-
sentative Dies that the Office OF
Price Administration and Civilian
Supply is manned largely by
left-wingers.
Henderson said that summary
removal of any official in his office
on the basis of one mans opinion
would be "as un-American a pro-
cedure as anything TO which Dies
has yet given his attention"
4 In referring TO charges made
some time ago by the chairman OF
the committee investigating un.
American activities, Henderson
said that Dies had promised To
make public the names of four
Communist front groups 10 which
Henderson allegedly belonged.
CHALLENGE DIES
"He has not done so yet"
Henderson said, land I chal-
lenge him again 10 do so"
Henderson offered 10 "eat any
Communist organization to which
belong. on the steps of the treas
ury"
Henderson pointed out that all
federal employees are now sub
jected 10 investigation by the
treasury intelligence when APP
pointed. In cases involving any
Question of fitness. reports are
given the civil service commission
for recommendation Henderson
said he had received no recon-
mendations on the named officials
from the commission. and that he
will "abide by the final recon-
lamentations" of the commission.
J Henderson admitted he had been
head Of the Washington Friends OF
Spanish Democracy He said he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
ZipDer-Lined Coat FaVOrite,
. g.

Balmacaan, Wrat-Around, Box,
With Zitpered Self Fabric Lining
CHOOSE camel hair and wool if you
want season-in -season-out casual coat.
Choose it here, from this complete
selection. Double-duty coats that. you
can wear now without the lining. Then
later when you zip in your extra lining,
you've warm coat for coolest weather.
For school, for business, these are the
coats smart young women ask for.
Misses sizes. 3rd F.-Main Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Rep. Dies Charge Elusive,
Henderson Says in Challenge
Refuses to Summarily Remove Official
on Basis of Any One Mans Opinion

was not ashamed OF the connec.
ton. and that the group was not
Communist dominated.
MISLEADING. HE SAYS
lie added that he had no "di.
rect contact" with any of the
other persons named by Dies, and
that the title head consultant
Inscribed TO the OPM's Robert A
Brady, was a misleading civil
service rating. He said he had
not seen Brady more than once
since ne joined his staff.
The Price Administrators as
serted:
"If anybody isn't At 20 serve,
out he goes. But we don't take
for our basis funny letters to
the President. That isn't my
idea OF how to run a railroad.
"n I knew any of these peo-
pie were Communists they
wouldn't be on my staff one
minute. But you can't say on
a basis OF citations from writ
ings whether one II Com
munist.
SERIOUS MATTER
1.-THE Dies method II not q
way for an administrator 10 ac-
cept as basis for firing en-
pl0yes. think too much Of the
bill of rights. I've been on the
spot before. Others can tell
whether or not I'm competent.
I presume that's what the boss
depends on.
This II n serious natter. We
are dealing with important
business and the lives. OF hun
dreds OF thousands of people.
We must have public confidence
that we are dealing fairly and
squsrely. We have had no other
complaints that this IL not the
1 case"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
British Engine Hit.
BY b. 5. Builders
Manufacturers Decry
Use of Lease-Lend Aid
special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON. Sept SIN
dignation Of American manufac-
turers Of trailer fire engines
reached new peak today as Brit
ISL competition with its product
loomed closer in the United States.
President Roosevelt has been
quoted as saying that the lend
lease bill funds and materials are
not being used by the British in
competition with American-made
goods and he recently branded
published reports on the subject
as vicious rumor
Nevertheless. as disclosed in
this newspaper Yesterday. an ad-
yerilSlng campaign has b 9 n
launched in this country, offering
for sale here the GodIva trailer
fire fighters.
FOREIGN ENGINES
These are the quaint little
bumpers used extensively abroad
after raids with incendiary bombs.
The Godiva is manufactured by
Coventry Climax Engines. Ltd, al
the Godiva works in Coventry,
England.
The advertisements, ordered
published in Fortune and fire
fighting magazines. do not make
il clear whether the little fighters
will be manufactured IN Coventry
and shipped here in convoy fleets
that make tho wcstbound voyage
practically empty. or will be man
ufactured in the United States
under license or by dummy cor
porations.
Whatever tho form protests
continued widespread today. Fred
erick Ritter. sales engineer Of the
fire pump division. America Marsh
Pumps Battle Creek. Mich. de-
clared:
British invasion in this mar
kct would certainly hurt our
manufacturers, but there seems
TO he nothing we can do about
\ IL.
PRIORITY OVER l.. s. FIRMS
British firms have priority
\ over American concerns I'm the
purchase here OF material. and
\ II sale Of the Godiva bumpers
begins here. they will probably
i get steel that II denied to us"
\ A report that a large appropria-
tion will be asked soon, for the
purchase of bumpers TO be distrib-
'uted 10 American towns and cities
with population Of 10000 or more
came from Joseph G. Grossman.
treasurer. Ward-LaFrance Com
pany. Elmira. ". Y. who asserted:
american manufacturers are
\ prepared TO make these bumpers
In large quantity, IL Washington
will grant US the necessary ma
\ terial.
"Why should a foreign concern
n be permitted in the field I'm COM
petition with domestic corpora
Il tions? IL will he just too bad for
most of us II the Godiva pumper
\ floods the American market"
a Pennsylvania manufacturer,
who declined 10 permit his name
TO be quoted. described the pro-
jected British export invasion as
"a pretty wild idea .
Details OF the British advertiS-
ing campaign IN color blocks in
American publications were ana
lyzed in the August % issue Of
Printers Ink. trade journal for
advertising men.
ADVERTISE HERE
II was stated that the adver-
tiSements. showing bombs burst
ING in air over a beleaguered city.
and announcing the Godiva as the
pioneer fire fighter in Britains
A! r. p. would appear monthly
for tho balance of this year and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
DETROIT EVENING TIMES tpHoNE CHERRY $500

American designs we're being
used in the British bumpers.
British export of the Godivas TO
this country was aSsailed as a
violation of the letter and spirit
of the lend-lease bill, ar, infrige-
ment of the rights of American
manufacturers, and a betrayal of
American households which have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

1899 on the worlds fair site. the
park department today erected a
monument of black granite over
the burial spot.
The capsule contains relics"
from our civilization, and is sealed
TO withstand the elements for
8 600 wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Relics Of Al Buried
To Endure Until 6941

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-INS)-
In order that the people OF 694l
won't have any trouble in finding
the time capsule, planted i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

American made fire fighters.
similar in many respects TO the
Godiva, were demonstrated re-
Gently in New York. Operated by
gasoline. they can throw a stream
of water $50 feet into the air.
The bumpers weigh only 450
pounds and can be carried to the
tops of buildings or drawn along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

given up needed utensils for the
use of British production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
AS GOOD AS BRITISH

American manufacturers dnanl-
mously declared their product at
least as good as the British .appa-
ratus and asserted that some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
ADVERTISE HERE

II was stated that the adver-
tisements. showing bombs burst
ing in air over a beleaguered city,
and announcing the Godiva as the
pioneer fire fighter in Britain's'
A! r. r.. would appear monthly
for tho balance of this year and
in February, April and June, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

the streets by three men. They
may also be hitcfied TO automo-
biles.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

de la garganta de Ketty, en- Ell
precise instante en- que la peque
ma atravesaba uno de anuellos
trechos de sombra que dejaban
entire ST los barracones de la fe.
ria.
Era ell Cogorza y el Chepa,
que como Ell leetOr ha supuesto,
habian dado un rodeo, y gallo
pando por detras de las casetas
y los barracones, salieron al en-
cuentro de Ia desdichada.
Monsieur Renard fu@ ell pri-
nero que sc acerc6 a Ketty, co.
giendola furiosa mente de un
brazo, al tempo que decia:
-iAlto los AUTOMOBILES, y no
vayas tan de prisa, hija mia!
-tYa es nuestra l-ahadi6
ell Chepa acercandose a su vez.
La nina lanz6 un alarido dc
horror al reconocer a los dos ST.
n~iestros p~ersonajes.
PeVO no pudO AuiF nj tuvo
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

un brazo, exclam6 con los diem
ties apretados y un brillo sinies-
tro en- sus ojillos de bandido, sill
bando las palabras, como una
serpiente:
-iEh, gentuza! lAl apaho!
Ketty esta ahi!.., iVenir conmi
go, y sin chistar!
Sali6 corriendo del furg6h,
seguido de las dos mujeres, que
parecian furias.
En- la oscuridad Sc encontra-
ron con el Chepa tambien, va los
dos hombres puestos al acecho.
-GAnd'esta esa?-pregunt6
la Chata en- voz bajisima a Pa
blito, sin poderse contener.
Monsieur Renard, por toda
respuesta largo un furiosisimo
p%untapie a la mujer-elefante.
cue por suerte no di6 en- el blan-
co a causa de la oscuridad, pues
la hubiera matado a no dudar.
Ia mUsr ~ Tuard6 muy
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

de las visiones cinematografi-
cas-, y cast SUI mismo silencio.
Aparte del critic de Ketty, ma
die habia murmurado mas pala-
bras que las que consignamos al
principle del asalto a la pobre
nina.
Era que Monsieur Renard y
su segundo, cuando corrian pOr
.detras de las casetas y los ba-
rracones para ganar terreno a
la pequeha artista, vieron que
Sc disponia a cruzar junto a los
dos furgones de los bandidos.
El circo de los nihos estaba
aun mas abajo, va cerca de Is
carretera de Reus y Barcelona.
Pablito, con su rapida concep-
ci6n del criminal nato, lie diio
en- VOC baja a Isidro, detenien-
dolo en- seco cuando llegaron
alli, junto a sus carros:
Esperate aqui, hasta que
20 vuelval VCy a avisar a lac
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

madames, pa que nos echen una
mano.
Como un rayo habia penetra-
do en- Ell furg6n, dentro del cual
la Ohata y Emerencia iban
frien6o unas sardinas y uncs
huevos para la cena de la tr7up.
Las mujeres llevaron un sus-
to maydsculO, viendo surgir, de
un salto, cast sin ruido, a Pabli-
to entire las dos, con Ell rostro
d-escompuesto.
-iAy!-exlam6 primero la
elegante Garcia, que va sabemos
que era muy rerviosa y delica-
da.
-iEl dulce nombre de Jesdsl
-ahadi6 Ia Enc, dando tam
bien un respingo.
Las dos mujeres habianse
pueSto en- pie.
Pero Pablo no las di6 ITEM
ipO de asombrarse.
COgi&ndOlas . cads una por
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

tempo de pedir socorro o de Sc
guir Orlando: dos m~ujeres Sc
mejantes a dos trombas, habian
surgido de las sombras tambien,
" una de elias, como un energd-
memo, lie tap6 furiosamente Ia
boca a Ketty, al tempo que, CO
giendola en- volandas, Sc la lie
vo hacia ell fondo del callej6n
obscure y la subi6 a la platafor-
ma de un furg6n enorme, EN-
pujandola luego dentro.
ALI, antes de que la criatura
pudiera reponerse del horrible
susie, la amordaz6 con un pin
gallo, mientras la otraI mujer
la ataba pies y manos, y la arras
tr6. por dltimo, al fondo del fur
lg6n, a una espeeie de alcobita,
tornado por un biombo Well
simo y unas esteras aGn mas
viejaS todavia.
La esceua habia tenido algo
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
La Gaceta Folletin No. 4S6
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

cante de los focos, de los botes
de carburo Y de las filas de am.
pollas electricas.
De tarde en- tarde, la pequeha
artista desaparecia en- los ire
chos de sombra que dejaban en-
tire ST dos filas de barracones, o
los carrousSel o los puestos de
churros.
Luego volvia a surgir mas a.
Ia, ligera afanOsa, deseando lie
gar cuanto antes junto a sus
compaheritos " eXplicarles 10
que habia ocurrido.
Y, de pronto... An!
Habia sonado un grito..s, un
critic SslidO Observation-Disclosures
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Tommy Gomez denibo asu
c~ont1aro en- ell segundo asalto


tigo, en- tres asaltos. Raymond
Sc eompadeci6 de el, en- ell ter
cero, y puso en- alto ell brazo del
caballero de los puhetazos para
lizantes. AlbanO di6 la excusa
de que Sc habia lesionado Ell CO.
do izQuierdo; pero Ell p1blico
opin6 que lie habian metido en-
el ring para que Sc portase
como un "buen muchacho" e
hiciese la menor oposici6n po-
sible.
Sc recaudaron en- las taqui-
las segdn un calculo extraofi-
cial, $4,000.
Surgi6 I'm incidente desagra-
dable cuando Max Juster Sc pre-
sent6 a reclamar una parte que
dice lie corresponds por habst
yancelado un programa que a.
nunciara para efectuarse Ell dia
10 de mario, en- Phillips Field.
Ell coronel Meloy, presidente de
la comisi6n de boxso decide que
el NADIA tenfa que yer con Ell Sr.
Juster y que ell arreglo o concier
to sc habia realizado con los
Sres. Kearns Y LaMarque.
Cuando Andy Miederreiter, en-
representation lie Jack Kearns,
pidi6 ell dinero al tesorero Hood
Hampton, de Ia comisi6n, este
Sc neg6 a entregarselo, alegando
que necesitaba primero una com
probaci6n por parte del empire
sario.
Lee SavoDd fue p~resentado
desde ell cusdrilatero y ret6 a
Gomez, Comiskey y Bettina.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Cuando en- I'M programa de
boxeo Sc concentran varioS "as-
tros" Y "estrellas", ell pGblico
sale CAST siempre desencantado.
Era la de aver una noche de
"luminarias'' en- ell cuadrilaterO
de los Artilleros y los espectado-
res no hallaron ell inter&s q. mu-
chas wees encuentran en- peleas
de menor Importance.
Los vaticinios nuestros sc
cumplieron. Tommy Gomez, la
figura mas popular del conjun-
to, derrib6 por Ia cuenta de diez,
en- Ell segundo asalto, al membru
do italiano Ernie Petratti, que
les llevaba una considerable
ventaja en- estatura y peso. Co
mez lie ATTIC la izluierda en- el
primer round Y Ernie recibi6
la cuenta de nueve.
En- ell segundo, la derecha de
Gomez Sc eStrell6 contra la bar
ba del visitante y lie hicieron la
cuenta de diez. LIE arrastraron
hasta. su esquina y pasaron va
rios minutes antes de que recu
perara por ocmpletO ell conoc;-
miento,
Melio Bettina halo mas fuer-
tie oposici6n de la que esperaba
en- Jack Marshall ell campe6n dc
Texas, y Ell combate dur6 nueve
asaltos. En- ell segundO asalto
Marshall trio a Melio por Ia
cuenta de nueve, con una dere-
cha por la mandfbula.
FL excampe6n del peso compile
to ligero Sc levant6 y empez6 a
|combatir con mas cuidado. lie
do a Marshall una tremenda
golpiza hasta que ei arbitro
Burke promedi6 y puso fin a la
acci6n.
Manaba sangre de la mejilla
izquierda del tejano.
Mike Alfano, un aguanta-gOl-
pes, recibio un implacable cas-
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
DEPORTES
LOS ROJOS ENCONTRARAN
Ell R EN- EXEC
II CONDICIONES

Ell alcalde Chancey pidi6 aver
al Sr. Nash Higgins, supervi-
sor de recreo de la ciudad de
Tampa, prepare un contrato
para los Rojos de Cincinnati y
al mismo tempo prometi6 a W.
rren Giles, administrator de los
Rojos, que a su llegada a Tam
pa, en- 1912, e%ncontrara ell terre-
no en- perfectas condolences.
Como la preparation del te-
rreno depende de la fecha en-
que la Feria termine, es de es-
perar que ell alcalde albordara
ell problema y tratara de resOl'
verlo a TEMPO, es decir, dandl
a Higgins los dias necesarios pa
ra realizar Ell trabajo.
I'm terreno de pelota por e
cual haya pasado una Feria nj
puede acondicionarse en- ocho
diez dias.
Ell Cincinnati auncia que co
menzara las practicas de 1912
ell dfa 25 de febrero.
ITendra Higgins Ell tempe
suficiente para realizar la deli
cada labor 81 la Feria sc termi'
ma ell dia ID o 10?
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
CARRERAS DE CALIFICA.
CION PARA Ell DERBY

Empezaran hoy, en- ell Cane
dromo de Sulphur Springs, las
carreras de calfficaci6n para
Ell Derby, que sera "disputadO"
por los mejores ejemplares de
Ia piSta ell lunes z de abril.
Participaran en- la Octava ca
rrera ochO galgos y puedaran
calificados los que finalicen en-
primero y segundo lugar. Los
inscriptos para hoy son los ST.
guientes: Service, Ohickamau-
ga, ClaybroOk, Buddy By, Dan
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Los Blues de Kansas City,
que Ell sabado jugaran en- Tam
pa, frente a los Baroness, derro-
taron aver, en- Sarasota, a los
Medals Rojas de Boston. Cargo
con la derrota ell pitcher novato
Judd, a quien Sc lie die una prue-
|ba.
Kansas City, &C, Oh, 2e; Bos-
ton 4c, Oh, 90,
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

oien de haeer nuevas preguntas.
TODD ell mundo qued6 al ace
dho' encogidos, como las fieras
cuando Sc dispOnen a saltar So
bre una presa.
un mOmento despu@s, pasa-
ba Ketty por Ell trozo de SOM
ora''y y en- este instante fue
cuando los bandidOs cayeron So
ore ella, y la condujeron al ca
FRO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Bad, Midnight Terror, Lick y
Memphis Pride.
Platonic gan6 la octava carre
ia de anoche. Era uno de los ia
yoritos. Sc pagaron sus bOletos
a IS, 81 y $500.
La combination Speedy Lucy
y Caddie Cay triuDfo en- las ca
rreras segunda y tercera y sus
boletos fueron recompensados
con $4,000.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

En- los combates prelimina-
res, Young Allen acost6 a Lloyd
Davidson, en- ell primer asalto,
y Jack Byrd, un habil peso well
ter, dio una lecci6n &c boxeo al
senior frankie Thomas un pro-
tegido de LaMarque.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Fue en- el onceno inning, "a
aver, que los Dodgers derrota-
rcn d los Yankees, en- st. Peters
burg. I'm hit de Cookie" La
vagetto, con Reisher en- la segun
da base, produjo la carrera de-
siciva. Grissom lanz6 en- 5 inn
ings y no permiti6 que los neo-
yorquinos le anOtasen.
Brooklyn 2c, Oh, De; New
York 1c, III, Be.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Los marqueses, que seguian a
Ia nina de cerca, como va hemos
dicho, oyeron Ell critic de Ketty,
y apresurando Ell paso lograron
yer que alguien (sin poder dis
tinguir 81 era hOmbre o mu-
ler). golpeaba a la nina, empu-
jandola a una especie de barra-
ca alargada, a un metro del sue
10.
-SHas viStO. NievesI-iu-
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Derrotaron los Browns de
San Luis a las Abejas de Bos-
ton, en- un desafia verificado en-
San Antonio, estado de Texas.
La anotaci6n fue de nueve ca
lrsraS contra ocho.