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Evening star., 1941-05-09

WlV, o:00-HoIIwood Premiere; Merle
0beron and Dennis Morgan in laughproVoking
number entitled "AffettionatelY Your"
WNV, 9:30-Al Peartes Gang afIrlleS
several radio shows tonight.
WRC, o;3O-conedian Jatk Benny receives
HOMAGE on his tenth radio anniversary from
prominent persons Of the radio and movie
world.
VOL, o:30-Nage Dollars: A new lille
for the Ted Dunlap quiz show.
VOL, 1O:3O-vagabonds Trail: Vocal and
instrumental music and poetry readings OF d
resfuI nature.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
SHORT WAVE PROGRAMS.

LONDON, 5:75-"Kelo, ChiIdren" Program
for children evacuated 10 Canada and The United
States; CSC, 9.58 meg, BIB rn.; GSD, Ills
meg, 25.5 m.; 6SL, Oil meg, 49.l m.
BUDAPEST, 7:3O-New in English; HAT4,
9.l2 meg 32.8 m.
BERLIN, 8:l5-News in English; DID, I'LL
meg, IS m.; DID, 1854 meg 28.5 m.;
DXP, SOB meg, 497 m.
LONDON, 900 Democracy Marches; CSC
9.58 meg, 3t.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg 25.s
m.; GSL, 6.1i meg, 49.1 m.
ROME, 1O:O0-News in English; 2R03, 963
meg, 3l1 m.; 2R04, 1881 meg, 25.4 m,i
2R06, 1880 meg, 1876 m.
LONDON, 1O:is-WorId Affairs; CSC, 95a
meg, 3i.3 m.; GSD. Ills meg, 25.5 rl.
GSL, 6.1l meg, 4o.i m.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Not This

Mother-"Oh dear! I don't know
what to do! I'm trying to keep our
home democratic, but you children
always win out because you have
more votes than I do"
Evening star., 1941-05-09

A frog found recently in Aus
tralia detects coming droughts and,
filling up on water until it is the
size of cricket ball, burrows itself
into the ground, where it can sur
vive for several years.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Soap Box Derby: The opening program Of
The series designed 10 keep contestants in.
formed Of The latest developments in the annual
Derby sponsored by The Star and American
leuion. zeb Hamilton, Derby director, and
William Harerave, department commander OF
The Legion. will speak tomorrow al l2:3O p.m
over WRC.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

HaUing q democratic home does
not mean going to such an er-
treme that parents abandon all
authority.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
This

Mother-"I've listened to why you
think you should go, daughter, and
I've weighed your reasons carefully,
but in this matter it is necessary
for you to accept my judgment"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
Koppers Health -
Service to Expand
Several Additional RegiSte, cd
Nurses To Find Employ mcnt

MT. HOPE W. Na.-f,Npand
ing community health activitic.
by the kopprrs Coal Company
among the families of It's en-
ploNr2S in West Virginia. Penn
$NlNaina and Kentucky vii
n"crSSiatr the immediate en-
rloNmrnt of several additional
registered nurses for the regular
korprrS Ncar-around NURSING
Staif, 1t is announced here 10y
Thomas T.. lirhtfoot, director
of welfare for the company.
Mr.. l.irhtioot stated that ap
pllcationS of graduate nurse.
now are being considered AND
that he expects To select SrNrra'
for appointment to the staff be
fore fall.
kopprrs nurses work i'm con
junction with company doctor,
in the conduct of classes i'm hom,
hygiene and care of the sick fui
the womcIolk of employees
assist in conducting Clinics fo,
the children of prc-school age
act us visiting nurses in TN,
homes of employees as well AZ
in the schools i'm koppcrs com
muniticS.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
AVERT TEACHERS SALARY
COURT ACTION

COLUMBIA, S. G. The Board
Of Education here adopted "a
plan designed "to reduce the in
equality between comparably
trained Negro and white teach
crs.
The plan was included in Il
report Of Il special committee
named by tn governor and pro
poses salary increases OF from
$40 Il year for Negro and whit"
teachers with two years Of col
Icgc training; $50 Il year for
white teachers holding collpc dc
gree. and %l29a year TO coIorcd
teachers holding college degrees.
The increase would aount to
SG9l.gGO for white teachers IA
against $32G,GYO for colorcd.
The plan was admitted adopted
80 avert court acton for equal
ppr. South Carolina is on the y
AACP list for the institution of
am equal pay suit.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
We Told
You So!

Silas Green Show has been
here and in the county all this
week. 1t is so elevating to have
them here 1t comes to us with
seven trucks we mean good.
substantial trucks, two new
passenger buses twice as large
as the one last year, girls of
charm and men of personality,
new, clean, up to date costumes
and an entire new show.
We feel mighty proud of our
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
BSrC Summer
commencement
Ends School Year

The curtain fell ON the 1910
al academic year of Bluchcld
State Teachers college Thursday.
August Z at 9 :26 pm. when the
last strains of the Bluciicld
State Alma Mater died away i'm
the raftcrS of AFTER Hall ON the
College campus.
The final professional march
had been played. Some forty-onc
graduates had received their
degrees. DR.. Rose Butler Brown
had become the first woman in
Bluciicld States history to de
liver Ms commencement address
President II. l.. Dickson had
given his annual charge TO the
graduates TO go out into the
world and make il Il better place
Tor democratic thought and
teachings. DR.. ]. J. r. Wells,
stat supervisor Of Negro school d.
had presented several important
points Of warning TO the large
audience present and had extend
cd greetings from the state
Negro Board of Education. Mr.
/ |. II. Prunty, member Of the
/ state Negro Board Of Education
had given the degrees with :
word Of encouragement anc
congraI ulations for splcnG,c
| job well done. The Alma Matcl
was sung like it had ncvcI
been sung before then the cur
tain fell on another iIlustriou
year in the history Of scrvic,
! rendered by BIcuficd state Tcacl
crs college to the state Of We,
Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
FALL ON TIE WAY

The upland portions Of Me-
pOWcIl county are hosts to large
numbers Of south bound
birds coming from Canada and
on the way 10 warm climates to
the South. II is now carly fail
in Canada and old weather has
begun is southwark trip. Some
of these birds, mostly tiny ones.
arc quite beautiful and rather
tame. They are the birds one
thinks live here the year round
but which are never seen except
in the all since they merely pass
through.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
New York POrterS Show
Appreciation to NAACP

NEW YORK.-From the mem
bers of tn Public Porters Pro-
tcctive and Defensive association
of New York City the NAACP
received Il contribution of $25
Wednesday, Aug. 6. I'm sincere
appreciation of the services =
rendered by the NAACP to the
porters' group.
The contribution was present
ed by Samuel Quasi ard Porter
Brown Of the organization.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15

copper" and ebony boys step
ping with light feet and heads
in the air with those well fitting
band toys they wear. The entire
troup is a thing of beauty and
a Joy forever" If you fail to
see it don't say we did not tell
YOU.
All are stars and we would
like to discuss each but space
will not permit, however, we
mention the Edwards family.
the father, mother and two
dancing sisters are travelling to
gether, isn't that splendid?
There are three other families
too the Gaines and their acrobats
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
Maryland Teachers
Contribute to Fund

BALTIMORE. - From the
Calvert ounty Educational Asso-
citation an organization of teach
erS in Calvert County, Md, the
NAACP received last week a
check for $125 to be placed in
its educational fund.
The check was sent by the
teachers in appreciation for the
NAACP's battle to cqualizc salar
les in states where diffcrcntials
exit. The fight has been most
successful in Maryland, whore
as q result of NAACP action in
their behalf, teachers have gain
ed annually more Chan half Il
million dollars in income.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
job Placement Discrimination
Being Broken DOWN. ACp

NEW YORk.-Altcr rrcciv-
ing notice from the NAACP Of
two cases in which employment
qualifications Disseminated Il
gainst Negroes, Mrs. Lillian l..
Poses. regional attorney for the
New York State Employment
Service, informed the New
York Office of the NAACP that
the state Division of Placement
and Unemployment Insurance
is holding a series of meetings
and continually training their
intervicwcrs ON the question of
discrimination.
Mrs. Poses stated that a full
CT report ON the matter is forth
coming.
The NAACP recently called
upon Richard Brockway. direct
or of the NYSES, TO act upon Il
notice i'm the Ionkcrs office of tn"
Service asking for laborcre but
mo Germans, Italians or Ne
procS, and upon application
blanks for Il defense industry
which carried IL racial dis
tinction in the personal dcScrip
ton Of the applicant.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
ELkS SUPPORT FOR TSO
TO BE SOUGHT

Support for the USO by more
than $4,000 Negro delegates and
visitors to the annual convention
of the improved Benevolent and
Protective Association of the
Elks of the Whole Wide World
will be sought August p to
30 at Atlantic City. This an
nouncement was made by Perry
s. Howard, grand legal advisor
Of the fratcrnal order.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
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|NAACP Asks Probe
Of Double Shooting on Bus

NEW Notwithstanding from
an editorial in PM, *Ncw York
daily newspaper, which told
how army officers at Camp Up
ton, New York, in speaking to
draftes about to be sent to Camp
Croft, South Carolina, warned
them not to drink with niggcrs,
andd that down there you don't
shake a Negroes hand when YOU
Say good bye, the National
Association for the Advance
mcnt Of Colorcd People protest
ed TO Secretary of War Stimson
that the action on the part Of
responsible officers of the l.. S.
army is viciously anti-dcmo-
cratic.
The PM editorial was based on
a letter written by white soldier
who was among the group warn
, cd against fratcrnizing with
coIorcd soldiers. The men were
also told that if they got into
trouble with Negroes cts you
men we are going to lock up
not the niger"
The NAACP called for al
invcstiation at Camp Upton t.
determine which officers were
guilty and asked that promp'
act .on be taken. 1t was also sug
pcstcd that the War Department
issue a memorandum TO all oflic
crs Of the army on the subject.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15

with the show after an abScnc,
of four years playing with
other shows around \. y. City.
She is very versatile. doing Il
number of things, sings. dances
and is Il trumpet player.
Now for the real star. Little
Charlie Morton is still stealing
the show, besides dancing he is
now song bird and is he charm
ing and does he have personality
i say he does!
Sherman w. Dudley. Jr. is
stage manager and producer of
the show. His dad was show
man of the first watcr-young
Dudley seems to be chip off
the old block.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
Magma Charta

| oiiS NO"SN SuIllIIltT al Ter
noon in England driving through
the quiet countryside down
winding country roads. through
leaf rooted lanes. past green
fields and little villages cluster
ed around old stone churches.
we came to Il meadow beyond
which the great waters of the
Thames sparkled under the late
afternoon sun. My companion
stopped the car ad said quietly
md almost rcvercntly. This is
Runnymcdc. Instantly |
tralgh'cncd up from my COM
or;ablc position in the car for
Rlmnymcdc deeply stirred nv
motions rs | thought of what
I meant To America and Ameri-
cans.
Many of the quiet villages thru
winch we passed ar" piles of
rtimbllnE stones. The grey
churches are but masses of
hubble. Today the fields are fur
WED to prevent the landing of
hostile planes The roads are
'arEIcadrd with barbwirc. Today
ht silver ribbon of the Thames
Il trrachcrous guide to the
'nrmy from the sky.
Eut Runnymrdr is imprrisn
'blr to every Britain = and to-
very American. Bombs can
not hurt it, nor the devastation
If var dim its glory. for there
II" Magma tharta - the Great
hartrr of Enrland-was signed
RunnNmrdc was the real cradle
of those Arlo Saxon liberties
which are our proudcst heritage.
More than seven centuries ago
i'm the lush meadow the Great
{ hartcr was wrcStcd from King
John by the Barons, the Church
md the citizens of London acting
,oErt hcr. The principrl objects
If the Charter were to 'rcStrict
the power of the King to demand
and obtain armed service from
and commons; to end
the sale, denial and delay of
justice; to protect life, liberty
and property from. an arbitrary
forfeiture and seizure; to pre-
vent the Imprisonment of any
individual except after due trial
and judgment by his peers; and
last. but by no means least. was
Il provision appointing twenty
five BarOnS cOnScrvators of the
public liberties and granting
them the right to war on the
King for Il violation of the Graet
Charter. OFTEN misunderstood
often badly carried out il never
thclcSs became the basis of the
Struggle for English liberty from
which came the gradual grant
ing of our common law.
To-day the Magma Charta rests
safely in Washington to remain
here for the duration of the
war While it is our guest, as il
was our inspiration let us not
forget the great principles for
which it stands. II calls to us i'm
1c name Of all those who fought
md sacrificed and struggled for
he llcrics we prize. To support
To- the best Of our aitv the
light for freedom and liberty
for all men, Of all races and creed
md color throughout the world
nnn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
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Sustains Injury

The Hon. Chas. Collier is
suffering from a bruised arm
sustained from a fall while
descending the steps of the
Famous Silas Green car. DR..
J. f. Brown is taking care of that
arm and we know it will soon be
OK.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
Auto Production to be Cut

Current plans call for a 80 per
cent reduction in automobile pro
duction next year. That will re-
suit in a major economic dis
location in this country.
One authority estimats that
cut will throw 100000 men out
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15

Stain and AdoIph Hitler be
exceptions? It is our opinion
that they are not exceptions.
and we never thought them to
be such. True enough we fear
ed they may eventually do much
damage-but it now seems they
are doing the damage on caa'
other with us on thes sidelines
a piece of luck the Christian
power never dreamed of only
two months ago.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15

good rs ever. There is Jcll Smith,
new this year, the male singer,
he is Il classic singer but is now
doing character singing. He has
travelled with Hot Mikado" and
numerous shows and night clubs
in and around New York. Ed
Ma Waddell is the torch singer.
Julia Moody the blues singer
was with Lucky Sambo and
numerous night clubs of New
York.
Kid Lips and Johnnie Hud-
gins, still tops, was with them
last year. 4
Jeanyne Carrnouche, better
known as Jean SStarr, is back
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
World Affairs

that the Russians have stalled
the terrible Nazi war machine.
The Reds accomplished this
task simply by standing by their
guns and tanks and planes and
fighting without thought of
retreat. The Germans advanced
without a thought of stopping.
With these great armies in such
mental state and pouring great
volumes of fire into each others
ranks the list of the dead and
injured must needs be absolutely
staggering. And if half the re-
ports given out by both sides are
true HitleriSm and Communism
are well on the way to complete
determination of each other.
Neither Hitler nor Stain can
replace the huge losses of men
and material, and if there is no
sudden turn the fearful fighting
will within a few weeks render
both sides so completely worn
out that it will take generations
to replace it.
Military experts the world
around have for years looked on
the giant Red army as a push
over for any really formidable
armed force and as lacking the
guilty GA bravery. 1t was fully
expected the Germans would
destroy it very shortly. For
seven weeks plus it has battled
the German hordes and although
engaged in the most terrible
war in all history has not shown
any fear of the Germans and is
still fighting with the same
bravery. 1t has fallen back in
the face of fire no human soldier
could stand but even the Ger
mans have not announced any
widespread retreat. both sides
have settled down to issuing
statements that such and such
division has been trapped and
exterminated completely.
The impression is strong that
Hitler has Numbered. But the
truth appears to be that Hitler
has been disposed by, the army
which craved easy victories and
feared the terrible ordeal of in
vading England and turned to
Russia with confidence that the
Red armies would be easily
beaten. Instead heye have hit
back The resultant has been
mighty victory for Christianity
the Goddess have slaughtered
millions of each other and are
well on the way to destruction
by their own hands. Jesus
Christ is unknown in Russian ana
suppressed in Germany. In both
lands He was formerly worship
ped. Then dictators rose to full
power. They are now locked in
fearful battle on the Russian
steppes. The world stands in
stunned awe at the stupendous
blOodS-shed. And ere long Il
glimpse of the hand of God may
be shown unto this generation.
The Japanese in the Far East
are waxing ambitious, and it
may well be they put them
selves in a spot when they did
not listen to missionaries and
regarded them with a curious
askance and tolerated them as
harmless insane people-a most
dangerous way to look on the
people of God.
1t may be premature to take
this view of developments but
it certainly will eventually come
to pass. Atheism may spread
on so far before the wrath
of God reaches down and brushes
it into the dust. Many sensible
folks know what the military
minded do not-why the Hitler
forces turned away from Eng
!
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15

of work. Present defense plans
would provide employment for
only $4,000 of these workers
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-15
Are OF Swan

Studios show that twenty.Av
years IS ripe old age FOR a swan.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Cogorza Quiso p~rotestar adu.
Pero ell cabo, hombre de malas
pu4gaS, acostumbrado, ademaS
a Nerselas desde antique con
grandes criminales, lie interrum-
pio en- seco:
-iBastal mo liable listed
mas A mi no me tiene que decir
NADIA. iAndando y ojo!
decor.
Las mujeres ,refunfuha1do.
acabaron por reanudar ell desa-
yuno interrumpido.
Monsieur Renard y Ell Chepa
Las imitarOn POGO despues, tras
orindar galantemente a los guar
uias' ereyendo atraerse de este
modO las buenas gracias de Ia
iueza; pero la guardia civil re-
ouso aeeptar NADIA en- absolute.
fiel a So rigido y admirable re-
glamento.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

por orden de la guardia civil.
hasta que Sc aclaren ciertos de-
TALES references a esos ninos.
En- marchal VamoS hacia Quin
tana.
Monsieur Renard sonri6 alb
y~ectamerte, recobrado va el VIE
10 aplomo cinico que le conoca-
mos, y dijo, sin moverse de DON
de eStaba;
u Detenidog, nosotrog, Sc
nog gendarme? JY por que?
iQuiege usteg decirme?... iYo
y mis- amigos somos s1bditos
franceses, inglesesl mo Sc nos
puede deteneg arbitrariamente!
ESQ no es de mi incumben-
cia; los jefes 10 han de decir.
I'm Marcia, y sin perder ITEM
pc en- palabras!
I'll cabo di6 una orden a su
genie, que Sc situ6 guardando
los flancos de la c~arretera, dos
guardias a cada lado.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

ahora va sOmos libres y pode-
mos ganarnos la vida honrada-
mente. iQue mas podiamos es-
perar nj pedir?
Tony iba a hablar.
PerO la voz del carpintero Sc
dej6 DIR en- Ell corredor, dicien-
DO:
-iSehor Tony, senior Dick!.
Hay mucha genie esperanto la
entrada. SQu9 hacemos?
Tony dijo en- VOC baja a sus
compaheritos:
-lCada uno a gu puesto, que
rides rniosl Vosotras, a vestiros,
va que eSta noche, vuestro nG-
nero es el primero. Dick, larga-
tie a la puerta, a controlar la en-
trada, y 20 voy tambien para a.
la, a vigilarlo TODD, a yer como
esta la pista. iEl mundo sera
nuestrol
Sin decfrselo, los pequehos ar
~preSentian que, teniendo
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
La Gaceta FOlletin Nc. 415
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CALI

y de trabajo honrado! IVerdad
que a ~vosotros Os ha parecido 10
mismo?
lilo mismo Arepuso, emo
cionada. Ketty, la primera-.
Y 81 hemos hecho NAL con mis-
padres. que Dios nos perdone!
%No themes por que atormen
tarte, Kettyl-le dijo Dick. Dios
que nos we a todos desde ell cielo,
bendice nuestro heroismo, que
nos ha libertado de las manos de
aquellcs que mas que padres,
eran o parecian ser nuestrog
verdugos.
-Es v~erdad-termin6 Nor
ma, limpi&ndose una lagrima-;
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

probar que poseia condiciones
para un match con Fritzie Iii
vic, Ell nuevo camlpe6n de las lat
lihras. Lou fue castigado de ma
nera terrible en- el segundo asal-
to, pero sc reccmprso y parecia
llevar ventaja en- puntos cuando
la golpiza del septimo lie derrib6
tres ve9es a la Iona.
Despu6s del combate anunci6
81 erupregario Mike Jacobs que
enfrentara a Jenkins, ell dia 81
de MARIO, con Bob Montgomery,
81 notable gladiator negro de Fl
ladelfia.
Comentando Ell resultado del
'malch" con Ambers, Ell cam
re6n vencedor dijo que lie iba a
pcner a dormir cuando Donovan
e hizo mardharse a su esquina.
FL pudc yer que las piernas de
Lou Sc doblaban.
Sc recaudaron en- las taquillas
S46,44S,
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Ell amor y sonriendoles la fortu-
ma y Ell tralbajo, que eleva, dig
nifica y regenera. ell mundo So
ria de ellos verdaderamente.
Los pasos del carpintero Sc a.
cercaban.
lEntonces, Tony, temiendo que
lie oyeran hablar en- purisimo
castellano, tan puro y tan correc
to como Ell que hablaba ell carpin-
tero y eStos caStellanos de Villa
hoz, a orillaS del Arlanza, dijo,
en- tono mGcdrr6nico va, imitan-
do y recordapdo al notable Mon
sieur Renard:
-iY va vamogl... va va Dick.
a ayudar a ustedeg en- la puerta /!
Que sc abra el circol... Va a
enlpezag la function de la noche.
Y, cogiendo la cuerda de Ia
campana que venia tambien en-
Ell bagaje y habia colocado jun
to a la puerta de las cuadras.
lanz6 al aire I'm alegre repiQue,
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
CONCEDIDO UN HONOR A
MARTIN CARABALLO

Ell Institute Americana de Le-
yes, una organization activa en-
la labor de aclarar y mejorar las
leyes, nOtific6 aver 81 nombra-
miento de miembro, de por vida,
al conocido letrado local Martin
Carabalo, lie hizo la n~otifica-
cion ell Sr. William d. Lewis, de
Washington, Ell director.
Caraballo lleva "a amos de a.
bogado, en- Tampa, y fue presi-
dente del Colegio O Association
local en- 1887.
Este peri6Gico congratula al
buen amigo por ell honor recibi-
do.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
HOY Sc DISCUTIRA Ell TRIO
FEC DE LOS VETERANOS

Ell trofeo del Centre Asturia-
no-Las Novedades 10 gan6 aver
ell galgo Buddy By, que no era ell
favorito del grupo, en- Ell Cane :
drcno de Sulphur Springs. Sc
pagaron sus boletos a $40, $3.50
y S42O.
Ganaron la apuesta dOble Ne
yer Lucky y Ping Pong, con una
recompensa para sus apostado :
res de $61.20.
Esta noche Sc discutira ell tro-
fec de los veteranos de la guerra
-hiSpanoamericana.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Lew jenkins acOst6d enuevoa al itaiano AmBers;
Ell 6rbitro puso fin al connbate

New York, Mario l-Ante 16
mil personals, en- la Madison S.
Garden, Lew Jenkins, ell tejano
campe6n de las 1876 libras, ven
clio de nuevo, por nocaut tecnico,
"a Lou Ambers, ell excampe6n de
la misma categorfa.
POGO deSples de que ell arbi-
tro Arthur Donovan habia pues-
to fin al match, iponiendo en- alto
ell brazo de Jenkins, ell director
Well, dedar6 a los periodistas
del italiano de Herkimer, Al
que Ambers Sc retirabba para
siempre del cuadrilatero.
Cuando eli arbitro decide in
tervenir, en- Ell Septimo, Ambers
habfa caido tres wees a la Iona
y no podia defenderse,
We'll estima que Ell notable pd-
gil de otros dias ha perdido su
agilidad y este lie hace facil blan
co de los puhetazos de sus adver-
sarios.
La intenci6n de Ambers era