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La gaceta., 1941-01-29

noche, en- Ia Madison Square
Garden, Sc batira con Red Bur
man, 81 protegido de Jack
Dempsey. Ell "Dinamitero Par
do" probara sus cargas de pro
fundidad en- Burman, p1gil de-
Baltimore, en- cuya eSquina no
Sc colocara, como Sc esperaba, 81
Manassa Mauler. Sera ell comba
te a Is asaltcs y marcara la de-
Gina tercera defensa que Luis
ha hecho de la corona que en- ju-
Mo de 1897 arrebat6 a Jim Brad
dock.
Mike Jacobs, e~mpresario del
Club Siglo Veinte, que dirige la
pelea, ha sehalado precios des-
de $1.15 a $11.50. Todo indica
que Ell pGblico respondera.
Cuando ell campe6n derrote a
Burman tendra que hacer fren-
e despues, el dia II de febrero,
a Gus Dorazio, en- Filadalfia; ell
IA de MARIO, en- Detroit, a Abs
Simon, V ell Is de Abril en- Los
Angeles, con Arturo Godoy de
antagonists.
Para poder pelear con Dora
zio, Simon y Godoy, ei campe6n
tendra que derrotar a Burman.
Todos los expertos estiman
que la victoria de Luis sobre
Burman sera facil; pero Sc re-
conoce que en- cada uno de esos
"bouts" Ell campe6n arriesga su
corona. I'm fuerte punetazo pu-
diera conmoverle y hacerle caer.
ST Burman respeta ell plan de
campana trazado para el por
Max Waxman y Jack Dempsey,
la victoria de Jose Luis no sera
tan facil como algunos peritoS
opinan. Sc lie ha r~ecomendado a
Burman que boxee "encogido"
para crear en- Luis la perpleji-
dad Y al mismo tempo evitar
los punetazcs en- la mandfbula.
Tony Galento Sc "encogi6" en-
la pelea con Luis y fue asi que
trio al campe6n, con un gancho
de izquierda a la quijada. Recien
temente AL Mccoy boxed enco-
Igido y tambien ocasion6 a Luis
serias molestias.
FL lado fuerte del "Rojo" son
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
MIZE H Ell CON-
TRATO

San Luis, Enero 29.-Recha-
z6 aver ell contrato que los Car
denales lie ofrecen para 1941, Ell
famoso inicialista Johnny Mize,
que termin6 a la cabeza de los
jonrroneros' de las dos ligas, en-
1910, con 43 batazos de cuatro
esquinas,
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

despert6 en- su lecho fementido,
al DIR los primeros golpes.
Pero no tuvo tempo de asom-
brarse.
Monsieur PAT, con un bote de
carburo en- alto, penetr6 en- ell
furg6n que hacia de alcoba, des-
pertando a gritos a ia piojeria:
5iEn, gentuza, arriba, que
nos vamos! iTengan sus excelen
cias la amabilidad de dejar al
senior de Monfeo, y venir a ayu-
darnos a levantar ell circo! iCin-
co minutes sus doyl al que tar
de mas, lie rompo un giesol
Los nihos tuvieron que poner-
&c en- pie, y unos ~instantes des-
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- muIsiOR

ing highest grade heechwood
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho-
MuIsioE. . taste tire whole family
viii like. It clings to the mem
braI.es so its soothing, healing in>
gradients act faster, better, Al
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces.
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the eongregatisn with &
cold cough wke1 Mentho- Mulsion is
80 inexpensive and easy co obtain"
Msntho-M ulsion is endorsed By
your neighbors and qua ranteed by
bedding dTnpgists avaryghere adv,
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

Sammy Angott, ell campe6n de
las 1876 Iibras para la Association
National de Boxeo, lie ha hecho
saber a Joe Triner, presidente
de la Association, que esta listo'
para pelear con Lew Jenkins, ell
tejano que la Comisi6n Atletica
de New York recnce como cam
pe6n. Angott pide que la bolsS
Sc divida en- un c~incuenta por
ciento para cada uno, por GUAM
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
HOPPER EMPEZO A DEFEN
DER SU ORO

Chicago, Enero 29.-Con una
victoria de so contra Is, Willie
Hoppe, Ell campe6n de carambo-
las por tres bandas, empez6 a :
yer a defender su corona. Her =
b-rt Peterson, ell joven de San
Luis, fue su primer adversario,
Hoppe estuvo enfermp recien
temente y aun Sc siente debil f; pc
70 jugo de manera impecable.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

A cold cough seriously endangers
YOU, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to o cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and ge' you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
FOR your money BE- K. -
Mentho-M ulsion is more than an
ordinary medicine. 1t contains vita
MINIS A and D to build YouI cSld
resistance, and seven soothing,
10 ale aul u~~r,c-te incl1H
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
AUMENTO DE SUELDO
A KIRBY HIGBE

Ncw York, Enero 29.--Com-
prado por Is Dodgers a los Phil
iias, Kirby Higbe, Ell notable jo-
ven pitcher, ha recibido IN au =
mento de sueldo sobre ell contra
to que voluntariamente habia
+. irmado con la novena que lie ven
di6. La noticia Sc die aver por
Larry MacPhail, Ell psic6logo
p~residente del Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

to 81 es tan campe6n como jen-
kins.

Dos pGgiles famosos, pero va
retiradog, Benny Leonard, ell
e~xcampe6n del peso ligero y Lew
Tender, daran una exhibicion'
ell venidero lunes, en- los finales
de los campeonatos "amateurs"
de la costa del Atlantico.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
PARTIDO DE BASKETBALL
ENTIRE LOS TERRIERS Y
LOS DIABLOS VERDES

Esta noche, en- ell gimnasio del
institute Seminole Heights, los
Terriers, 'basketbolistas" trata
ran de veneer a los Diablos Vec-
des de San Petersburg, que va
conquistaron un triunfo sObre
los tampenos.
Sturgeon Cherry no pdra uti-
liar hoy a Tony Lobo y Richard
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

los pnheta2os por el orerpo y
Luis se ha venido concemtrando
en- la defensa contra esa clase de
ataque.
En- las peleas preliminares,
Norman Rubio sera 81 contrario
de Aaron Smith y Ray Robinson
Sc batira con George Zengaras.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
CON LOS GUANTES
Burmdn contra Jacobs. - An
gott quiere peLeGr con Jenkins

Hoy Sc afirma que Red Bur :
man Sc propone boxear por su
cuenta, no bajo Ell patrocinio de
Jacobs, ST ell viernes consigue
derrotar a Jose Luis,
Esto significa que Burman no
pasara del tercer aSalto.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

WILSON. 81 pr3nero tiena una
costilla lastimada y el segando
padece la influenza.
Sera ell sexto partido de los
Terriers en- la Conferencia de
los Diez Grandes.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

Antonio Fernandez, e. p:so
mediano de la America del Sur,
llava conquistadas diez victorias
consecutivas en- New York.
Su 1ltimo triunfo 10 alcanz6
sobre Milo Teodorescu, IN gla-
diador rumano que toca el vio-
lin.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
LA PELEA DEL VIERNES
ENTIRE Ell CAMPEON JO-
Sc LUIS Y RED BURMAN
Luis eS ell Gran FGVOTitO
de los ETpertOS

New York, Enero 29.-OtrO
capitulo sc escribira esta sema-
ma en- la historic de Jose Luis, el
campe6n mundial del peso COM
pleto, cuando ell viernes por la
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

de Miguel de Guzman-. HAS
ia aqui Sc me ha hecho soporta-.
bic esta vida y esta esclavitud h..
iPero anCche!.. tie juro que
nunca me han dolido los golpes
tanto!... Y no me dolierou en- Ia
carns me dOlieron en- Ell alma v
en- ell coraz6n!...
"A mi tambien, Tony. lPero
son mis- padres!
mi aGn asi debes consen-
trio! Aparte de que 20 no pue-
do Greer, como va te he dicho
muchas wees, que sean tus pa
dres Monsieur y Madame Re-
nard! IA saber 81 q ii tambien
tie robarian de con tus padres,
como hicieron eonmigo!...
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

La ccmpahia anduvo hasta el
caer la tarde, luego de atrave-
sar, sin detenerse, dos o tres al
IDEAS y una ciudad de relativa
importancia: Quintanapalla. Pc
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

pues, TODD ell mundo estaba en-
tregado al trabajo.
Las cucanas Sc plegaban por
medic de unos muelles, las lonas
eran arrolladas en- unos cilin-
dros, y 81 graderio cerrabase 10
mismo que un acorde6n, acoplan
dose con otras pleas del atrez-
20. Y TODD era cargado conve-
nientemente en- los dos furgones
enormes.
Los perros sabios, adivinando
la pr6xima Marcia, ladraban de
algeria y de impaciencia.
va despuntaba la aurora en- ell
horizonte, cuando la compania
con su enorme Y zarandeado ba-
gale, Sc puso en- Marcia.
Como siempre, rompia la mar
cha elfurg6n mas chico, del que
tiraban los burritos y Ell caballo
Nueva York, aquel caballo que
tenian que pintar de blanco tan
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
Kidneys Must
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Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
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everything to gainSan6 nothing TO lose under
this positive money back guarantee so gee
Cystex from your druggist today for only $50.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
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La gaceta., 1941-01-29
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vistoriano Manteiga. Editor
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Plans for Convention
Are Discussed by
Legion Auxiliary
All Annual Reports
Must Be Received
By July "a

Arrangements for the annual con-
vention of the District of Columbia
Department, Americ Legion
Auxiliary, we're discussed at meet
ing of the Executive Committee last
Monday at the Commerce Depart
ment Building. The convention will
be held August and at the Com
merce Department Auditorium. Mrs.
Helen M McCabe, president, an
nounced all annual reports must be
received by Miss Mabel Staub, de-
partment secretary, by July "a.
All unit presidents are requested
to file reports before the deadline so
that the trophies and awards chair
man, Mrs Mildred Bell, may have
time TO give them proper consider
alton before making the final de-
cisions as to the awarding of
trophies. All trophies held by units
or individual members must be
returned to partment head
quarters. Room Ala, Denrike Build
ing, by July "a.
The names of deceased unit
members must be sent by July "a
to the department memorial chair
man, Mrs. Hilda Christian, 247 Con-
cord avenue, NV.
Membership dues, including de-
partmental and national, must be
received by Miss Staub before mid
night July "a.
Preliminary plans were made by
the Department Convention Com
mittee at a meeting at American Le-
gion headquarters. Miss M. Edna
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Odd Fellows Hold
Annual Field Day
In August
Covenant Lodge Plans
To Install Officers
Wednesday Night

The annual field day of the Dis
trict of Columbia Odd Fellows will
be held in August at site No. "a, Six
teenth and Kennedy streets, Rock
Greek Park. The committee in
charge will announce the date later
Covenant Lodge will install off,
GERS on Wednesday as followers
Milton M. Burk, noble grand: Davis
Nathason, vice grand: Alexander L.
Solomon, recording secretary; Sam
uel Lebowitz. second financial secre-
tary. and James A. Chamberlain,
treasurer. Past Grand Harry Shenk
and staff of Excelsior Lodge will
offlciate.
Langdon Lodge met Friday night
with Walter G. Fitchet, noble grand,
presiding The initiatory degree was
conferred. Election of officers was
held.
Past Grand Patriarch Roscoe Jen-
kins, assisted by delegation of
officers from Magenenu Encamp-
ment, will install the officers of
Mount Nebo Encampment July Z.
Canton Washington No. /. Patri-
archs Militant, will meet July IL,
instead of on the regular schedule
July S. Capt. Earl D. Harrell will
be in command. The Patriarchs
Militant degree will be conferred.
The department commander, Mai.
Charles B. Lampe, will conduct the
ceremonies.
Mrs. Downie M. Kelly, president
of the Department Association of
Ladies' Auxiliaries, announces a
meeting Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Mary Cummings. A BIRTH
day celebration of the association
will be held. The husbands of men,
bers are invited.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Legislation Proposes
To Fix Pay Of
Naval Reserve Pilots
Qualified Flyers to
Receive Not Less
Than Third Pay Grode

With the prospective vast increase
in the air arm of the Navy, there is
becoming an increasing demand for
pilots for these aircraft, and while
officers schools have been estab-
lished for the training of cadets for
commissions, many OF the enlisted
personnel OF the Naval Reserve will
be qualified for this service. But it
has been recognized that while these
men in the lower ratings who be-
come skilled in the handling of air
craft only get the pay of their
ratings, this is considerably lower
than that OF officers.
Many of these men might be
among the lower grades, but Con-
gress now is considering legislation
which will provide that even though
they are not chief petty officers. if
they are qualified as pilots they shall
receive at least the third pay grade,
which is that of a petty officer, sec
ond class. However, in the event
that the man is higher petty Off
Ger, he would. of course, receive the
pay OF his rating.
Members of the Naval Reserve
who are accepted for and are deSig-
mated as student pilots must sign
an agreement with the Navy 10 serve
at least two years on active duty,
after successfully completing the
course, unless otherwise relieved
from his agreement. In the case of
minors who are accepted, they must
have the signatures of their parents
or guardians to the agreement, under
the terms OF the new legislation.
There Is further provision that a
student pilot in time OF peace, may,
with his consent. be designated for
another two additional years of
training for active duty In time of
war the members of the Reserve
would remain on indefinite active
duty.
But the fact that a man has
qualified as an aviation pilot in his
enlisted status, does not, according
to the legislation, preclude his taking
a further course which would make
Ai14ll SA454DAN 4OA P4OlllONlOll w lllC
rank Of ensign in the air service,
With its accompanying privileges.
responsibilities. to say nothing of
the increased pay.
Because of the demand for avia-
ton pilots for the naval air service,
the department has not been so
strict in its educational demands as
it is for officers for the surface ships.
Men are still being taken in for in
struction in this service to become
officers with two years of college
only to their credit.
The training period for cadets, en-
listed to become officer pilots, is
much longer, and during this period
they receive education in aerial
navigation. 1t was reported that 1t
was the inability of many of the
two-year college men, who were
selected for the surface fleet last
year to master the Navy's celestial
navigation problems which forced
an extension of the requirements to
possession of college degree.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
District EIks Cooperate
In u. 5. 0. Campaiqn

Allan J. Duvall exalted ruler of
Washington Lodge of Elks. last week
announced members were giving
full cooperation in the campaign
of the United Service Organizations
in an effort to raise funds for oper-
alton of the recreational clubs in
this area.
Mr.. Duvall said the lodge had pur-
chased $4,000 worth of Defense
bonds and had donated 500 to the
British frefghters' fund.
Fred w. Berger. chairman of the
Philadelphia Convention Club. an
nounced last week that the full
quota of $50 members is expected to
be reached this week.
Officers of the lodge have been
invited to participate in the ritual
istic contest of the central district
of Maryland. Delaware and the Dis
trict of Columbia State Association
at Baltimore today.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
RoyuI Arcunum

The Grand Council held its annual
meeting and election of officers on
June II. Stanlet Garten, Supreme
Committee, was the installing off,
Ger and was rendered a banquet.
The new officers are Samuel G..
Chestnut, grand regent; Herman
Wealthall, sitting past regent and
alternate representative to the Su-
preme Council; Howard w. Mills,
grand vice regent; Eugene F. x.
Minoux, grand orator; Arthur
Schnebelen, grand chaplain; John
E. Feeney, grand guide; A. j. Horn,
grand warden; Hubert L. Wright,
grand sentry; L. D. Van Horn,
grand trustee; Guy F. Allen, grand
treasurer; Edwin A. Mess, grand
secretary, and Dewey L. Shaw, su-
preme representative.
The Committee on Laws is COM
posed of D. B. Tideman, Elmer
Pate and A. D. Poore; the Commit
tee on Finance, George C. Shinn,
Hugh B. Scott and Ralph s. Childs;
the elected members of the Execu-
tive Committee, Dewey Shaw, I. 8.
Childs and Frank v. Marsh.
Municipal Council and District
Council will meet at the Odd Eel
lows Temple on July 8 and will
meet at this new hall thereafter
on the second and fourth Tuesdays
of each month. The Municipal
Council degree team will dedicate
the new hall on July with a class
initiation in honor of Grand Regent
Samual G. Chestnut. Past Grand
Regents Glondie B. Young, Henry
A. Kulze and James c. Dulin will
act as the Reception Committee
and will be in charge of arrange
mentS.
Oriental Council will meet at 14l4
Eye street NV. on July 2 at 8 pm.
Regent Burt Day will preside. Ora
tor Edward Dimler has announced
a quiz contest and will award prizes.
Corbin Birch will act as master Of
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Ben Hur News

Richard A. Walker, chairman of
the Excursion Committee, an
nounces an all-day outing at Mar
shall Hall on August /. Family
picnics are scheduled in the after
noon and in the evening a 40-mile
boat ride.
Walter T. Roche presided over
Potomac court. Silent tribute was
paid to John B. Weitzel. Samuel
Trupp, chairman of the executive
board, spoke.
The executive board delegates will
meet at the home of Arthur w.
Finklestein on Tuesday. Victory
court has changed their meeting
to July instead of July 4.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Knights Kadosh Name
Arthur B. Hayes, k.,
Council Commander
Robert de Bruce Group
Coils OFF Meetings for
July and August

Arthur B. Hayes, jr.. was elected
commander of Robert de Bruce
Council, knights KadoSh, of Scot
tlsh Rite Masons at its meeting
Tuesday night.
Other officers elected were: Carl
Collier, first lieutenant commander.
Hector G. Spaulding. second lieu
tenant commander; Marvin E. FoW-
Ter, chancellor; Harry w. Beach,
orator; Donald w. Graffius. master
OF ceremonies; Ralph H. Gauker.
turcopolier; William P. Jacobs ir
draper; Robert S. Regar, KOCH.
first deacon; Robert B. Bennett
second deacon: John o. Bowen.
bearer beausant: Melville D. Hen
Sey, bearer white standard; Albert
r. Merz, bearer black standard.
Charles E. StouSland, lieutenant of
the guard; William E. Schooley.
trustee; John c. Palmer, almoner:
Arthur B. Hayes, sr., secretary;
Monte Sanger. treasurer, and Will
liam F. Holmes, tiler.
The meetings for July and August
were called off.
The meetings of Evangelist Chap
ter, knights Rose Croix, during
July, August and September have
been called off and the Mithras
Lodge of Perfection has called off
July and August meetings except
ing business sessions the third Tues
day of these months.
Melvin M. Wertz, master of Albert
Pike Lodge, announces a special
communication June 80 to confer
the Fellowcraft degree with Junior
Warden John H. Fuller presiding in
the East, assisted by Junior Deacon
Charles E. Stousland acting as senior
deacon.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon, will sponsor a moonlight
excursion on the S. s. Potomac on
Tuesday at 8:45 pm. The band
will play several numbers prior to
sailing. Past Grand Tall Cedar
Halluin is in charge of arrange
ments. Friends are invited.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
TRANSMISSION from this squad when
needed.

needed.
Grand Voiture No. 174 of the
Forty and Eight held its semi-annual
wreck" at Stansbury Hall on June
18. There was a class OF II initiates,
who we're obligated by Chez de
Chemin de Fer Passe Fred G.
Frazier. The affair was attended by
Sous Chef de Chemin de Fer John
Johnson, as well as by Grande Chef
de Care Parlett of Maryland and
voyageurs from nearby States.
At the July meeting nominations
will be made for officers for the
year 1912. as we'll as delegates to
the Grand Promenade at Milwaukee.
Costello Post will meet Tuesday at
8 pm. at Schneider's Cafe. AIT
Eleventh street NV.
The Costello Junior baseball team
will play Cooley-McCullough team
today at 3 pm. on the north dia-
mond of the ElipSe.
At the last meeting the following
were elected delegates to the depart
ment convention: Chairman. Comdr.
Norton. and Comrades Heine, Grant,
Clark. R. A. O'Brien, Costello. H. V.
O'Brien, Kisliuk, Queenin, Dudley
and BoSSle.
New members accepted were Wal
ter R. Schmidt. Bernard L. Brown
and Roscoe M. Shrout.
The Fort Stevens Post Junior base
ball team will meet the Junior team
of the I'd Division Post today at l
pm. on the north diamond of the
Ellipse.
The post will meet Wednesday in
StanSbury Hall at 8:l5 pm. The
meeting has been advanced in order
to avoid conflict with the depart
ment boat ride on Thursday evening.
There will be the nomination and
election of delegates and alternates
to the department convention.
The Senior Drum and Bugle Corps
and the post color guard will partici-
pate in the July ceremonies at the
Monument grounds.
Chairman Charles Heller of the
Sons of the Legion Squadron an
nounces that Bruce Barclay and
John Kennedy will represent Fort
Stevens Post in the annual Soap
Box Derby.
Comdr. J. A Ashi announces the
appointment of Americanism Officer
J. A. Walker as chairman of the post
committee cooperating with the
Women's Relief Corps, G. A. R, in
arranging for the observance of the
77th anniversary of the Battle of
Fort Stevens July II.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Third Division, A. E. F.

The preconvention meeting of the
Washington branch will take place
July at 8 pm. at the Willard Hotel.
1t will be an open meeting and
women who are eligible to member
ship in the Third Division Society
are invited.
Maj. George B. Du Bois, general
chairman Of the Reunion Committee
and William A. Shoemaker, secre-
tary, will give their reports on the
convention which takes place July
10, II and IL at this hotel.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Mcintosh, chair
man, appointed
Mrs. Helen BintZ
as b a n q u e t
chairman a n d
Mrs. Edith Sad
Ter, vice chair
man. Serving on
{ h e B a n gu e t
Committee will
be Mrs. Eliza
beth K e t n e +,
M RS. E S I n e T
w at SON, M r S.
Sally K h e n,
Mrs. Sylvia Nc
Laughlin, M S s
Mabel Staub and
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Knights Of Pythius

Lodges meeting this week are
Webster and Capital, Tuesday
evening, and Mount Vernon,
Wednesday evening.
Washington Company. No. 1 Uni
form Rank. at its last meeting,
voted to suspend business sessions
until September l8. Drills. however,
will be held weekly during July
and August.