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Evening star., 1941-02-12
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

APARTMENTS UkFURkISHEp.
CLOSE TO GOVT. DEPTS.,
1910 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. 500 30; mod
ern fireproof building in downtown To-
cation: electric refrigeration. Venetian
blinds; really large rooms; very sttrac-
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. District s141.
2800 ONTARIO RID.
2 bedrooms. 2 baths. large living room
with wood burning fireplace; large dining
posures; $40.
"A bhfgg HPgg FIsGssRE Ekos2kSfEs' SfEsie',
1871 Columbia fha'R Rd, f'0f Nf 1N1i AID. $500.
Gil M ST. NE.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath; duplex;
new automatic heating system for tenants
''''' ''''' ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
sI3 Union Trust Bldg MA. $500.
COMPLETELY IR-CCNDITIONED
EXCLUSIVE SKYLINE TOWERS
1928 WISCONSIN AVE
Uo2 rooms kitchen. dinette and bath.
3 rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath,
S94 80.
Rentals Include Utilities
- hour elevator and switchboard service,
parauet floors, Venetian blinds. carpeted
Resident Manager Emerson $500
4701 CONN. AVE.
Large foyer, living room, dining room. .
bedrooms bath. porch, dinette and kitchen;
refg on house current; elevator, sec.
switchboard service; garage. Res. msr'
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn Ave. Decatur $500.
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LIVING ROOM, bedroom, private, bath.
board optional; for ] or employed Wom-
en- Warield 35s3 after 40.
ARLINGTON. VA-Furnished Ink room
with screened-ir porch. bath adjoining
H. nc ONfnrG LII
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-BED-
room. kitchen. bath. furnished basement
K. Star.
OR 2 BEDROOMS WANTED BY YOUNG
gentle couple: clean. neat. excellent refer
enceS; preferably with older couple or per
sons private home. young man willing to
help evenings and Sat. aft; around S25
State lowest price acceptable. Box 339K,
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

DESIRES MT PLEASANT SEC.-Tvo CON
nerfInE front rooms, first floor: grill privl-
lereS. $40. Hobart HUH1
24Os WARDER ST. NW.-I-2 rms. kit.
alec heat; newly decorated: tile TN.
shower. eiec. refg. all incl, So 80.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

2 EMPLOYED GIRLS want board and
room with private Jewish family in Wash
ington. Box lS3-H. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD desired by middle
aged gentleman. Government service, in
detached house, open surroundings at edge
OF city. Room to be well ventilated and
have southern exposure; private shower
preferred. TRANSFORMATION service must be
good. Give full particulars and price BOX
361-K, Star. 49,
YOUNG MAN wants permanent residence,
preferably within walking of Navy De-
partment Box 366-K. Star 10.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkisHED.
PINE MANOR

5s11 I4th st. nw-Attrsctiye new build
ing. adjoining Rock Greek Park A few
vacancies one bedroom, living room, dl-
nete. kitchen and bath. $3.50 TO S62 80.
All spacious rooms Adults only. Resident
MANAGER Randolph 7ooR
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


ON QUEBEC ST NV. NEAR KANSAS
aVe.-Modern brick, rooms. bath. built
in garage. large screened porcheS, reconoi-
toned. MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1911 G
st. NV. MA. 1885,.
612 sth ST. NE-7-ROOM BRICK; NEW
ly papered and painted oil heat. lear
brick garage: Ist commercial zone, can be
converted into , apis. which should rent
for 500 per month; S6,250, terms. r. G..
DUNNE. 6O4 H ST. ne. AT 5000.
INCREASED TAXES. MATERIAL AND La
Dor costs will enable you to save 5000 TO
$1,000 on modern new cond. detached
homes. FULTON r. GORDON 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50. once open until 3
pm. Brokers attention.
LARGE 12-RM. DETACHED HOME, NEAR
10Th and Montague SITS NV Cost S64 600
to build, now $4,000 above | st trust.
Must see to appreciate real value. RA.
800. GE. Abs.
S5.650-ATTRACTIVE NEW FIVE-ROOM
BUNGALOW at Bethesda, Nd. Phone Oliver
2630 l3'
CHEVY CHASE, D. c-s12,95O BEAU
tiful new brick detached home, containing
!arse living room, dining room, beautiful
large kitchen room with breakfast nook
1st floor; three large bedrooms and two
beautiful baths on the second floor. lovely
recreation room and built-in ssrage; paved
alley and street. To inspect call Mr. Mans
held. with BErTz1,L DI, 800.
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SETTLED LADY. pleasant furnished room
pr1vate home: breakfast: wesJ l3fh, nortr
Decatur & NV Box ASK, Star.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

3206 WISCONSIN AVE.
Apt 55-1 room. kitchen. dinetts and
bath, S47.50.
2 rooms. kitchen, dinetts and bath.
RESIDENT MANAGER, EN-. 1885
COLORED-NEW BUILDING.
1919 Division ave. NE rms, kit. elec..
gas; rent, S33 30. Also several downtown
fats. z. NJ. AIKEN INC. 500 H st. NV.
1871 S ST. NV.
COLORED.
rooms, kitchen, bath S5b 90
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 II ST NV NATIONAL, o3Ab
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

10 OR MORE ROOMS, 2 OR MORE BATHS.
furn.: oil burner: good neighborhood: rea-
Sonable rent: or will lease. consider house
unfurn., rent or lease. or will purchase
property at ress. price P. o. Box 3O13
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CoLoRED--1 ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath apt heat, gas, electricity and con-
tinuous hot water: S27 so. Call evenings
between and $50. Me 1909 13"
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APARTMENTS FUR OR uhrUR.

borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN Shepherd 612s
CORNER ROOM. NEXT BATH. KITCHEN
on inclosed porch, no sink: newly dec; uni
phone. S35 unfurn. 1874 Lanier pl. "
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MT. PLEASANT. 32O4 18th ST. NV
Living room, kitchen. sleeping porch; gas,
elec. elec. refg; S55: . adults
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 2Oth
and SIS. .w-F!reDroof A. A: one
room. kit. dnette. pvt bath: ] or per
sons day. 81: week. SIS: month S65;
Frlgldaire: full service: nicely furnished
Ma 1425
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MASS AVE NV
DT,r.- 0r-~l ~L n.zs-r

J B.OCE OUTSI-e NE DISTTICf
Pretty white brick house. - stnrsS.
rooms bath. gaS furnace. fireplace m =
low ridge with fine oak trees ana natural
rock garden lot -Ux 90 g Price, S62u0.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
11l9 K s NV Ma 1853
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81 1NO-CORNEP BUNGALOW IN
CHEW CHASE Nh

West OF Conn. ave. close to grade iuninY
nigh and high schools. stores and 'rsrs
beautifully lsndSCaDed lO- ) rms and IA =,
hot-Water heat. fun basement, attic, f-s-
place 2-car gar.; purchase Of a larger home
makes immediate sale imperative Call Nj
Tabier SHANNON & LUCHS co, Ma. H24A.
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IL CE Il

A home. Just ,repossessed in Mon 'Eomer7
County that has all the cOnvenIencss.
: rooms and bath. attached garage, "A
acre Ot ground H H-Wh Home just re-
conditioned. Here YOU Will have the free
dom OF he country with all the comforts
Evening star., 1941-02-12

CHEVY CHASE D. c.. 373S Kanawha st.
NV IA blk off Conn. sve.-Near business
district: lg comfortable room IN private
bOue EM -S65
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NEAR 3rd AND r ! AVE NE
Beautiful modern home CONSISTING of
; rooms. bath. NV heat 6e- aChed Earaze
A sacrifice at - so. For further luforma .
Uon call NJ Kerley, SH. 26-5. or WAPLs
T.
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63s LAMONT ST-Large front room
new furniture, lnner-Sprng mattress. III
gentle family. two adults. I3
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1903 13th W-2-room unit, also sleep
Ing room lst floor, 'front.' pvt. lam. moo.
cufO heat reaS -"
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CONN. NEAR WYOMING.

WALKING DISTANCE.
f3171sth NV -Single room. newly dec,
warm near bath reaS ~
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..15O-CHEVY CHASE, MD -ATTRAC-
time Colonial home. situated on beautiful
lot, contains approx mate.y y acre NJ
ground abundant with tyIC trees. shrub
berry and flowers wonderful old oak trees.
The home contains private bedrooms.
large kitchen and pantry. unusually lsrEs
screened porch real wood burning f-epl srs.
fun basement. hot-water heat and garage.
This Is real bargain and Will sell 70 'ns
hrSt person 70 inspect. Call Mr.. Coates,
BETHEL. DI BOO
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EXCELLENT NV SECTION

rooms, row. DunlRan-bu!lt home n
the better section OF PetWortn, III excellent
condition. can be sold $500 down. SO per
month For information call Mr.. MCMUR-
RAY. Tay.G~ UNiS DT 3H4F
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DOWNTOWN. 1905 22nd St NV, nr. Pa
LIZ double front: 1St f.; twin beds; men
ayailabIe Feb
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SILVER SPRING BUNGALOWS.
; rooms. bath, gas heat, garage, So
$50. $500 cash, $50 mo yrs Old
rms. bath " h.. slate roof So 5Oni
s 600 cash, so mo 3 yrs old
rms. bath, oil heat garage S6 $50;
rec room. m. attic. terms arranged.
; rms. ] y baths. gss hea- EarsEe So
350. sCretuporCh. $500 cash $50 mo. new.
Many others. Ca. Mr.. LEACHE, NJ,
3346 SH 5000
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WAPLE s. JAMES. INC
1 !. n -

rooms. - baths. detached, all
brick, recreation room. garage. automsrrn
heat. insulated. IN good condition Price.
$3.50. For Inspection, call Mr.. PartloT,
Evening star., 1941-02-12

That you would Ike 10 put IN new
nome. i is detached all brick, slate roof:
q large brIghc sunny rooms. kitchen with
every modern convenience. tiled bath WITH
shower. ali conditioned, Oil burner. home
IS insulated. Wrather-s'Tlpped and furrsd
20 make .IrInG more comfortable and eco
HOmlCa! fireplace. porch, trees and nice
lot. FOR price and location ca.
THOS I. FARRELL CO, Realtors.
~ 10th s, n W Ma O-S5
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TMORTE

NEAR 9Th AND PEABODY SITS. NV.
SEMI-DETACHED
rooms two pOrches. bu.lt-in EarsRa.
large yard convenient location Easy
terms, $3.50 5. o. PECK, DI 3346
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Double room: gen
tlpmen preferred: extension phone, private
L., ANlQ
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1919 MARYLAND AVE NE-CHARMING
rm.. pvt bath. for lady empl: housekeeperS
care; telephone. Sunday breakfast. S35.
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DUPONT CIRCLE SMALL ROOMS,
bath: -houSekeeping or business. 1905
2Uth ST. annex. lSt floor. See lsnltor.
DUPLEX. 1913 FLOWER AVE. Tx. PIX
Ilv rm., > bedrms.. lge. dinette. kit, porch,
hnat h u. admItS. SIn SH AIQH
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So W ST. NV Comfortable SINGLE front
trsnsn private home North 757@.
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3OoI 18th ST NV, APT. "a ROOMS.
kitchen. shower bath, alcove; available
February 18th. VIII consider furnishing.
THE ALTON, 1445 PARK RD NV
rooms. kitchen. bath; Frigidare, elevator;
$50 and $50 30. Furnished, S65 and
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Near Catholic University.

Almost new, Groom house. Ia baths,
automatic heat, attractively furnished;
rent, 500. Call Mr.. CARNEY, Ma. O27I;
ewes, Dupont 32Sb.
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MT PLEASANT. 18th ST. NEAR IRVlN(i
Young lady wanted to share attract E.
front rm. with another. Michigan D o.
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THE JOHN KILPEN,
1910 New Hampshire Ave.

t'hlk. from Dupont Circle-Rsfned suest
fcuse. carefully supervised meals: double
BON avail. Feb 18th.
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1900 18th ST. NW-3 R. X. AND %
b FrIRidaIre S2u oo ~
@5IO Pa ave n.w.-4 + k and b. 1000
POOR St n.w-4 r and bath; heat
and electricity furnished $500
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
N w
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
1892 21st Street NV No. Al
bedrooms. living rm.. kit. bath cleo
refg on house. Available Feb. -: $50.
See janitor.
WAPLE &; JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV, DI 3346
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14O1 18th ST. NV.
DADIAN HALL.

IS42 IHth ST. NV.
New addltion-Doubles and triples ready
reIlent service and meals: most reasonable
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

ASH vieron los dos salones del
piso entresuelo, uno de ellos ell
de mdsica con un Pleyel sobera-
no, y una magnifica pianola,
aunque aquel no lie tocaba nadie
de la casa; los dos gabinetitOs
intimos. el fumoir, con pOltro-
mas soberbias, y Ell pequeno des-
lpacho de Eulalia, coquet6n, com
pletamente femenino, y en- uno
de cuyos angulos, llamando enor
memente la atenci6n del false
condo que Sc puso aGn mas ea
g%uardia, estaba una GAIA de eau
dales, un cofrefuerte immense.
de Fichet, la famosa casa de Pa
ris... iAh!...
Luego. arriba, ell gran salon
amarillo, las dos antecamaras
de la alcoba de Eulalia, y, por
Gltimo, la alcoba misma, donde
los amantes sc dedicaron una
larguisima sonrisa de sobreIen-
tendido contemplated 81 leGho
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mas me gusta de Espaha.

La servidumbre toda del no.
tel. entraba y ealia silenciosa-
mente, obedeciendo 6rdenes de
la seaOrd, dadas en- tono imper-
|ceptible.
iEl false conde de Noir obser-
vaba con ell radio del ojo todos
los detalles; muebles regios; un
lujo s6lido, macizo, y a la vez
diScreto, a peso de dinero, reve-
lando una opulencia larga Y ia.
Gill;. lAh, Qae Oolpe!...
-iBuenol, jhabeis acabado?
tlAnda, vamos para aha, que
yeas la casal
Los tres Sc levantaron.
Joaquina iba delante, abrien-
do las vidrieras de los BALCONIES,
descorriendo las dObles persia
mas mecanicas, y Eulalia y Gas
ton la seguian entire risas y en-
tire chistes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10
LOS DERROTA-
RON A LOS UNIVERSITY
RIOS

En- un desafio efectuado aver
en- ell terreno de Plant, los avia-
dores de MacDill vencieron a
los atletas de la Universidad dc
Tampa, con anotaci6n de 10 ca
rreras per 6. Thompson lanz6
por les photos Y Forster por los
universitarios.
Pegaron II hits los derrota =
dos V Is los vencedoreS.
Integraron ell team de la u
niversidad, Villarrosa, Muchan,
Jimenez, Fisher, Comparetto,
McCloskey, Magadan, Holmes y
Forster.
DiSpararon dos hits cada uno
Villarrosa, Buchan Comparetto
" Magadan. La estrella al bate
del juego 10 fue Etres, la 2b de
los aviadores, que dispar6 cua-
tro hits en- seis wees al bate.
Lemby Y Ryder batearon dos
hits cada uno.
Aviadores 1c, 13h, Sc; Univer
sidad de Tampa Sc, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

faStuoso como un altar, limpio
como Ell orc, con colcha persia y
edredon chino, de soda negra y
amarillo, con esoS faisanes boz
dados en- dolores dhillones en-
que son maestroS los hijos del
gran eximperio.
va cuando moria la tarde. sa-
Heron del hotel los novios, So
los, en- un auto de Eulalia.
Fueron a la Moncloa, donde
pasearon a pie, cogidos del bra
20.
Joaquina habia quedado en- ca
sa, preparando ell banquete no
numental de la noche, en- honor
del condesito.
CASTOR, queriendo ser galan-
te, aunque en- ell fondo para DO
der realizar el plan diab6lico
que tenian FORBADE entire 81 v Pc
Pine, luego de pasear bajo las
frondas, llevando del brazo a
Eulalia, y de cambiarse muchos
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

besos, por las revueltas de los
senderos, propuso, como ell que
tiene una idea agradable, dc
pronto:
Dye, Iquieres? D.. IQue d.
ras que estoy pensando?.. 81,
mira sera muy agradable...
II Que?-repuso Eulalia, con
otra pregunta.
Que vayamos al teatro IS.
ia noche. 70 tomare un palco.
IAg, que algeria! No me
habia atrevido a proponertelo
20, por tenor a que estuvieras
canSado. iPero tenia unaS ganas
de ir al teatro esta noche L..
Ii ujerl... iPor que no me
10 decias?... INo tienes confian-
"a conmigo?,...
-Es que tent parecerte de.
masiado egoista. Habiendo We
nido ayer!...
-lY ESQ que importa L..
-
La gaceta., 1941-04-10
MIKE JACOBS TIENE PRE-
PARADAS OTRAS CUATRO
PELEAS PARA JOSE LUIS

San Luis, abril 9.-Mike ia.
cobs lie tiene preparadas cuatro
peleas a Jose Luis entire ell dfa
primero de mayo y ell mes dc
eptiembre.
Luis peleara con Buddy Baer,
hermano de Make. en- Washing
ton, en- ell mes de mayo.
En- JUNO, en- New York, 81
campe6n dara la revancha al cor
pulento Abe Simon, en- Is asal.
tos.
Con Billy Conn eombatir& eI
negro, en- ell mes de julio, proba.
blemente en- New York.
En- Agosto descansara Ell "di.
namitero" y en- septiembre lie ia
ra a Lou Nova otra oportunidac
para conquistar la corona.
Estimase que ell mayor rendi.
miento Sc obtendra, monetaria.
mente, en- los matches" con
Billy Conn y Nova.
Por aguantar los punetazos
de Jose Luis, Tony Music cobrd
aver $6550.70. o ell Is por cien-
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

recha una vez = kta ss estrell6
contra 10 maud1bula de Cooper,
haciendole retroeeder a toda pr
So. De haberla podido usar con
mas frecuencia, Ell resultado hui
biese sido otro.
Larry Anzalone, peso media
no de New Jersey, venci6 a Bob
Monin, dando una excelente de-
m~ostraci6n de eficiencia.
Ell italiano Sc burl6 de Bob en-
ell primero y despues, en- Ell Sc
gundo, lie trio por la cuenta de
diez. Una derecha a la mandfbu-
la puso fin a la tarea de Monin.
La empresa trata de importar
a Jose Legion para enfrOntarlo
con Anzalone.
Tn plgil espahol del peso me-
diane, Jose Caballero, superb y
yenci6 al veterano Buddy Rose.
Caballero supo aprovechar 81
mayor agilidad y su admirable
resistencia.
Allen McCorvey puso q DOR
mir, en- ell segundo round, a Dick
Way.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10
TONIC
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

"a, 10 mismo hablabamos el es-
panel que Ell frances.
-Habla listed ell castellano
como nosotras.
No tanto, sonora, por Dios.
Hay siempre un acento incon-
fundible, que revela al extran-
jero
En- listed no Sc nOta, Ia ver-
dad. MAS pastas. Castor?
=Por Dios, TIL No me Co
mere nj estas. Merci bienl
=Habia estado listed antes
en- Madrid?
ST, varias wees. lie encuen-
tro encantador. Y a la genie,
vtmpstiqutNma. A mi Is 10 que
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

Ell auto les llev6 al centric en-
diez minutes.
Resultaba que CASTOR como
ella Madrid mejor que Eulalia,
como ell que no 10 quiere, Y 81
mismo orden6 al chauffeur que
les llevase a la Carrera de San
Jer6nimo, al centre de localida-
des instalado junto al Reina Vic
toria.
FL condesito sac6 un palco pa
ra Ell Real. Daban Lucia, de Do
niZetti.
Luego, los amantes Sc separa
ron. CASTOR iba a su hotel a cam
biarse de trsje para la function y
la 1cena.
Segdn habian convenido, los
dos apaches Sc volvieron a en-
c%ontrar en- Ell Lyon dor, sobre
las ocho.
La entrevista fue muy breve.
@Que?-pregunt6 PeEno.
TODD Marcia como sObre
La gaceta., 1941-04-10
GALENT0 Sc LASTING LA
MANO IZQUIERDA PELEAN.
DO CON BUDDY BAER

Washington, abril 10.-La c.
mission de Boxeo del Distrito de
Columbia decide aver entregar
a Tony GalentO su bolsa, de 1926
pesos, luego de haber podido
oomprobar, por medic de radio
grafias, que ell tabernero Sc ha-
bfa lastimado la mano i1quier-
da.
No Sc fracture Galento esa
mano, "pero Ell estado de los hue
SOS debia producirle intense do
Tor y retardar la potencia de sus
esfuerzos."
La Comisi6n acord6 suspen-
der por 60 dias a Jimmy Frain,
de Orange, N. j., ell entrenador
de Galento, por cortar los guail-
ties del italiano antes de que 81
dijera que no podia continuar.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10
DEPORTES
Ell CORPULENTO COOPER
VENCIO AL
A
UN HOMBRE MEMBRUDO,
PERO SIN MERITOS COMO
BOXEADOR
Gandron Sus C0mbates
Anzdlone q Cabdllero

I'm senior de gran estatura y
muchas libras, un joven corpu-
lento y membrudo, Henry Coop
err, de New Haven, venci6 ano-
che al soldado Marty Clark, del
campamento MacDill; pero ma
da vic ell pGblico que acreditara
a Mr.. Cooper como un pdgil de
la primera fila.
Derrot6 ell visitante a Clark,
q. pesaba 189 libras; mas no Sc
vic en- el la destreza caracterfs-
tica de los habiles gladiadores.
Mas de 1000 personals presen
ciaron ell match y cast todas con-
Vinieron en- que Cooper es un
mediocre, un p1gil inferior q
Tommy Gomez y por compare
ci6n a Jack Marshall.
Fueron 10 asaltos de pune
taos NAL medidos y de aburri-
miento para los 'paganos".
Clark tiene una mano lasti-
mada y no pudo hacer uso de
ella. Esto quiere decir que solo
pele6 con una mano frente a la
mayor estatura, ETC., del Sr. Coo
per.
I'll soldado solo utilize la de-
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

dromo de Sulphur Springs, una
de las mas brillantes y fruc4ffe.
ras desde que Ia pista fuars /.
naugurada. La primera cRrreru
empeZara a las BIS.
Buddy BY di6 anoche una sor.
presa y derrot6 a notables com.
p~etidores, en- la octava carrera.
Sc pagaron sus boletos a $3.50
$500 Y S4.20.
Kelly Best y Snow Star ven-
cieron a la segunda Y tercera ca
rrera y sus boletos Sc abonaron
a S268.60.
La oncena carrera de esta no
che tiene caracter especial y en-
ella solo correran estos famosos
ejemplares, Scatter Brain, Jit-
ney Jingle, Claybrook y Rock
Springs.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

Los Gigantes vapulearon a los
Indios en- un desafio efectuado
aver en- Bluefield, West Virgi :
mia. Harry banning, ell famoso
receptor, peg6 dos "jonrones,"
iestejando asl su retorno al jue-
90. Morrie Arnovitch tambien
"dispar6" un batazo de cuatro
~esquinas.
Cleveland &c, 5h, 2e; N. York
&c, III, Re.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

ruedas-repuso su discipulo. sd
boreando ell aperitivo-. Esta
noche la llevo al Real, con otra
goeaSse que vive con ella.
va Sc quien es.
-Tonta tambien. Me han en-.
sehado toda la casa. Yo, como
comprenderas. no he perdido ri.
pic.
LEI cofre-fuerte?
-Esta abajo, en- un despachi-
to muy coquet6n. La casa esta
muy bien puesta.
-GCrees que podras operar
esta noche?
Me parece que ST. Por 81 d.
case, tn estate en- ell coche dom
de hemos convenido. No te inn
porte que Sc te haga ALI de dia.
I 81 a las seis de la manana, W
no he bajadO, tn te marchas, y
entonces, alqui, manana q las do
&C. q TOvsrtV, GEEtasi
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

Superaron aver los Sen2dores
en- Greenville, Carolina del Sur,
a los Tigres de Detroit. FL desa-
flo solo dur6 siete innings y ca
da club descarg6 nueve hits,
Washington SC, Oh, De; De-
troit &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

Wilson w. WaggOner, %, Y
Dorice Virginia Cobb, %; Luis
Edward Saupe, GO, y Alma P.
Renner, SO; Jose T. Cantelli, 81,
y Rachel B. Beth. IS; w. Roll
an Schultz, 81, Y Emma Hazel
Butler, l6
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

Atropellaron los "Cubs" a los
Medals Blancas, en- un desafio
v~erificado en- Amarillo, estado
de Texas.
Con IL hits IS Nacionales a.
notaron Is wees; con 10 hits
los muchaohones de la America
ma Sc guedarCn en- II carreras.
Chicago 15c, 13h, lie; Chicago
(A) lie, 19h, de.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10
Con 81 bate. Ia MascOta y los Espejuelos
(POr Tira . cUaFtA)

Los Rojos de Cincinnati ven
cieron aver, en- la Ciudad Reina,
a los Medals Rojas de Boston.
Jimmy Fox descarg6 un cua'
triangular.
Cometieron tres errores los
peloteros de Cronin y dos los
somandados por McKechnie.
Boston &c, 10h, Be; Cincinna-
ii &c. 12h, BE,
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

to de 10 recaudaio, despu6s dc.
cubiertos los gastos.
Asistieron al match paganco
sus entradas, 17,472 espectado-
res, con un total de S52,592.50.
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

Con un programa de IL ca
lreras Sc terminara hoy Ia tenn
porada de 1904 en- ell Cane
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

ESTA NOCHE Sc M
RIA LA TEMPORADA EN-
Ell DE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

sSseripci6n semaRal: 20 c
.S08 "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TolSfOno Y 1872
La gaceta., 1941-04-10

VistoEianO Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1941-11-19
Never-Ending String Of DEGREES and Rules
Makes Life Complicated for Frenchmon

all. because he can't get meat IN
restaurants at night, except on Sum
day.
He can get wine with his meal
only If he has made an arrangement
with the restaurant owner to turn
over his wine ration ticket which
allows him 2 liters Slightly more
than 2 quarts a week. He doesn't
like this wine rationing, since ne
used to drink an average OF hall a
liter with each meal.
While Jean has been working
Mrs. Jean has been out shopping.
She carries her food tickets with
her and must go to the same stores
every day because she has regis
tered her family in the books OF
the specific merchants with whom
she deals. These shopoWners can
sell rationed goods only to regis
tered shoppers.
/ All sales are made by number
| Mrs. Jean has No. 212 at the
butchers, which usually falls on
Friday, but today she sees from
slate in front of the shop that only
Nos. $50 to 200 can be served be-
cause meat deliveries from the
wholesale distributors were less
than usual.
Calculates Carefully.
She has to calculate carefully not
to buy too much of any rationeo
article-provided they are obtain
able-and give up too many tickets
which may result in her running
short before the end of the month
She can buy freely. depending OF
the supply, such things as fish
fresh vegetables, except potatoes
salt. pepper. spices and miscel
laneous cooking materials. Sh'
cannot get starchy food products
such as macaroni or spaghetti, nav,
beans, dried peas or dried fruit
without special tickets.
About the time Jean is due hom
for dinner she figures out the bes
way to cook the meal quickly. Ga
is rationed and she cannot use NOR
in any month than she did 10
the corresponding month last veal
If she does she is liable to I'm