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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
by TERRY NacSHANE

air brush for five minutes and
handed the photo back. The detec-
tive grinned appreciatively and
then turned the picture over TO
Frances Frada:
"NOw can you recognize your
companion ."
The girl merely glanced, and
then said without hesitation:
That's him, a perfect picture
OF him."
Herman handed the picture 10
Lieutenant Kelly with the remark
"Our old friend Mad HOudini.'
alias Swartz, alias Simpson, and
80 other aliases. He seems 10
have covered his tracks pretty
we'll by shaving off his NOUS
tachc."
II was four days after this
clever piece Of detection that
Herman and Kelly got their break.
The new distributor head that had
recently been installed in the
stolen car was found 10 have come
from a garage IN CharlestoWn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

-. she 1cGS al uHlCilliHg
the Cambridge police to pick w
the girl. and then with an aide
jumped into squad car. ordered
Cammaratta 10 follow them, and
started for Cambridge.
And as the inspector raced
through the night for the Harvard
city. Sergeant Charles p. Donelar
of the Cambridge police rushed 10
Memorial drive at Howard street
He soon found a girl, not more
than II. pretty and pleasant look
ing, walking down Western ave-
nue. from Howard street.
She stopped when Sergeant
DOnelan approached her and in A
clear voice said: I'm the girl you
want"
Donelan escorted the girl 70
headquarters. arriving at the same
time as Inspector Ogoe.
Whats your name InSpec-
tor Ogoe asked.
Frances Prada"
"YOu were In the car with the
man who shot the policeman
"les, 1 was In that car"
"NhO was the man with
you?"
II don't know" was Frances
Frada's amazing reply.
you don't know" Inspector
Ogoe Numbered. "YOu don't
know who you were riding
with 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Offers to GiUe
Frances q Ride

The girl shrugged and smiled
why not? was walking
along Western avenue, Cam
bridge, early tonight when this
fellow came along In n car and
stopped. He asked me II
wanted to 60 for ride. and I
said | would. hut that l had to
20 home first. 1t was about
$3.50 or 3 o'clock.
Then this fellow drove me
To n restaurant in Boston where
we had an Italian dinner.
asked him II he would teach
me how 10 drive. He hesitated
AT first hut after n little persua-
sion he agreed"
Inspector Ogoe took the girl
back with him 10 Newton police
Two crack detectives - Lieut..
Edward l.. Kelley and Detective
Arthur NJ Herman stepped into
the case. Quietly and without fan
fare they started their work on
the mystery Of the man who called
himself John Ross.
THE description that the
Prada girl gave means little"
Kelley told Herman. wen
start with the ear"
The fugitiveS coat also held a
clue: though the pockets were
the retailers label was
stitched in the inside pocket. Lieu
tenant Kelley drove 10 the eStab-
liShment where the coat had been
bought in Cambridge and qucs-
toned the proprietor:
"Nr. karmen. have n coat
that was bought in your store.
Can YOU remember the man
who bought IL?
II think remember selling
this suit" kaTmcn said. "be-
cause I only had two like u. I
sold one To New York man
know and the other was
bought by man who paid for
N In ~ and ~ hills"
What date was that" kci.
ley asked
karmen consulted his cash rec
ord and answered THE twelfth
NJ last month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

me HiUCf -.
wheel and drove away, leaving the
girl standing on the road.
The car. now driven by Bell APP
preached the Watertovn line
IL was moving slowly .. the blast
OF a police motorcycle siren
Shriekcd behind, and Patrolman
Lawrence A. Murphy, who had
been rushed after the fleeing car
by Whclan roared up alongside
the car and motioncd it to stop.
As Bell braked the car Murphy
got Off his motorcycle and started
for n. A gun roarcd twice two
bullets ploWed through Murphy :
abdomen and hc sank to his knees
with a weak CrOap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Asking

QUERIES from clients: @ why be alalmst? Why scare
t people by asking no" ant-arcrs protect
cities? a The people of this need little
time call attention 10 statement of Lieut. Col George r.
hutchinson famous hcr who has been erng bombcrs from
Canada England
II honestly believe Of Chicago
could bombed
armed force could he landed
q Must speak club achievements of
temporary married women Gould few achieve
mentSH Well there outstanding achievement Mr.
Lydia Flhcld o East Thompson Conn
OF And certainly FaNia Larson of Arc,
contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Pioneers
In Films
Praised
BY ELLA WICKERSHAM
special 20 THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, Aug.
SOMETIMES. when we con-
- slider the social. artistic and
industrial glory that is now
Hollywood.s, we regret that
those pioneer players Of tho
"fiickers (of whom tho beloved.
oyergenerous and hoydcnish
Mable Norman was TYPICAL are
remembered today for their
wild parties and pioneer
SwaShbuckling.
In our humble opinion, those
delightful vulgarians" of the
"galloping tintypes" had exactly
what II took 10 make this fourth
greatest industry n reality in
stead Of something that the pro-
ducers and directors Of that day
dreamed about
For. like all pioneers. they
had a capacity for living so
abundantly and with such guSto
that even the cameras Of the
day were able 10 capture the
overtoneS Of their VerVe. and.
presently nickelodian exhibitors
were pcddling their film antics
until their box Offices were tin
king 10 the tune of millions.
Like most prophets and pio-
neers, they were quite unhonored
and unSung In their dav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Passing by

NIVIEN kELLEMS. Highly successful young business
Makes $4,000 manufacturer of electrical equip
ment She cute little trick type being feet
height Vlyen not married but declines this
of affairs. Therefore 1t impossible whether Miss Kcem
is waiting for the right along trying
marrying the wrong
Clara Kmball Young You forgotten you?
or the silent films which Miss Young starred she
probably best in MY Official Wife, The Easiest Way and The
Common Law
Bill StranG Trotting horse driver Finished
Hambeonlan with His EXCclcncy. Both Bill
animal from Brooklyn. All, YOU surprised that
trottlnC driver and horse from Brooklyn. Mister tho
beautiful city of Brooklyn has outstanding
activity Why the best bull fighters
Spain from Brooklyn Sidney
Franklin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Gilbert Roland Popular
AS Movies Woo Latins
Looks Like So. American
bHf Was Born in Mexico;
Son Of Bull Fighter
BY HARRIET PARSONS
Special To THE DETROIT TIMES
UU%VV xrNIAAH nn

ttOLL1 WOOD, Aug. Is.
GILBERT ROLAND is coming
- back into style. lie flour
iShed nightly during silent days
when Latin lovers were the rage
in pictures, and now that Holly
wood is wooing South America
he's in high demand again.
He got his first job in pictures
because ne looked like a native
of Argentina and won his recent
role in RKO-Radio's My Life
With Caroline for the same
reason.
Gilbert plays a rich Argentine
rancher who tries 10 lure Anna
Lee away from Ronald Colman,
Yet Roland is not a South Amer
lean.
He was born Luis Antonio de
Alfonso in Juarez, Mexico
His father was Francisco dc
Alfonso, the famous Spanish bull
fighter, who was touring Mexico.
Young Luis wanted to he a
bullfighter, too, and Starte d
practice at the age of 9, using
goats.
Soon graduated TO calves
hat when Pancho Villa and his
CuarrillaS StormedC Chihuahua the
De AlonSoS fed "a the Mexican
colony in Los Angeles.
LUIS played the guitar md
sang for pennies on Olvera
street, and later sold ncwspa-
pcrS until he found a job as
printers devil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

days out OF seven, hut once 4
week goes for a red-hot Mexi-
can menu.
Can chew up chilli peppers
without shedding tear. Likes
ranch life and owns a place in
the San Francisco Valley.
Can handle the gaucho bun
whip and bola as we'll as the
cowboys laSSo.
His pals call him Amigo
which means friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Started as Extra

Ono day an assistant director,
combing the Latin quarter for
types. gave The youth a job as
an extra.
Because OF his striking looks
he was soon picked out of the
ranks q. became Gilbert Ro-
land romantic leading man.
Played opposite Norma Tai
madoe i'm "C2r,i'lo The Dove
and The Woman DISPUTED"
was Bebe Daniel, hero in The
Campus Flirt'
Those we're tho daNS ~ patent
leather haired LothariOS and
Cilbcri'S. curly black mop was
= bgDdIcau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
DiUorce Courts

IlNORtE court reveals called
~ testify his mothers behalf had
friendly with ms another year
old gu o
another and also stated Il live
l cannot stand her drinking mcannCsS and naGEnC.'
To read such things nclncS Still
hand. inspires n
he thankful that /
kid around - used and look my and
father and think how wonderful they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Please Note

INNlAERABLE slightly plump would better
looking they took of abou, 20 pounds But many complain
taking Of 20 pounds difficult. Did about
yearod woman Chicago who took off 800 pounds b., dieting
IN is months? She mad weighed 40
nc Manhattan business keep, supply of silk stockings
hand any feminine employees who have INNS
IN ihcr stockings during The day This
run IN her iocane deptoSes woman much decreases
chccnc> Hence his policy of StoCknc-ruu
among 'he help. There htlc ld don't cry Here's pan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Lean and Muscular

Today it's considered ono ~
his most attractive features. Hc
still has the lean muscular build
OF A young athlete is No. l
singles playeS at the Beverly
Hills Tennis Club. He IS also a
fine swimmer, horseman, and
SwordSman one OF his most
cherished possessions is the
sword with which his father
killed 25 bulls while touring
Mexico.
Another is the first silver dol
lar he earned in films. lie AL
ways carries IL on the first
shooting day of any picture he's
in forgot il the day hc
started Ladies Love Danger
in 1895. Didn't work again for
a wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Still PLAYS Guitar

Still sings and plays the
guitar for tho entertainment Of
ms wife and friends.
He recently married Con-
stance Bennett after a turbulent
on-again-on- again courtship.
Lives on American food six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Girl

ELLA NEAL. the brunei
beauty who plays n school ed
tor IN Sweater Girl should
know her role insldp-oui. She
was both student body prcSi.
dent and editor of tho weekly
paper AZ Iiollywood's John Muir
High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Almost Confidential

A NJ TOLD group of Manhattan have
"A formed Life Begins Forty Club good
trust the members optimistic about having
life begins age than the who
Nom that am forty
ready 10 start
To Ire I shOjud
II Cont f0i apart
nNE auto discharged male
replaced them with feminine blonde cuties wearing "oomph-
girl bathing Why doesn't hire
So-caled taH tan and terrific male attendants and thus make
strong hid for The feminine trade Surely there
attraction for feminine driver be by
cutie bathing All this bombing civilians could
been avoided by humane warfare what
correspondents IN Berlin What with
believe there such thing humane" bombingS?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
DeMiIIe S Letter

Amusing is the excerpt from
William c. DeMille'S letter To
David Belasco in 1911. which
the Stage Magazine published In
its August number Of 1896:
"Oh. by the way. you remem-
her that little girl, Mary Pick
ford, who played Betty In The
Warrens of Nirginia"e met
her again n few weeks ago and
the poor Kid Is actually thinking
OF taking up moving pictures.
She SAYS she can make n fairly
good living at II, but IL does
seem a shame.
After all she can't be moro
than IL and 1 remember what
faith you had In her future; that
appealing personality OF hers
would go a long way In tho
theater, and now she's throwing
her whole career In the ash can
and burying herself In a cheap
form OF amusement which hasn't
a single point that 1 can see to
recommend II.
There will never he money
In those galloping tintypcs and
certainly no one can expect
them Ia develop into anything
which could, nv the widest
stretch Of Imagination. he called
art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Pleads With Her

II pleaded with her not 10
waste her professional life and
the opportunity the stage gives
her TO he known Ia thousands
OF people. hut she's rather
stubborn little thing for such a
youngSter and says she knows
what she's doing.
$50 I suppose wei have -
say goOd-by To little Mary
PickfOrd. She'll never be heard
Of again, and feel terribly
sorry for her.
Three years later the poor
Kid was craving Salary Of
Sl04 600 n year. And a couple
Of years after that Broadway
was rocked from the Battery
to Harlem by the announcement
that Charlie Chaplin was receiv-
ing $4,000 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Hhcp roacubcr riJ mn hoot!
Jane Manning.
II CASE ~ FIRE your house what tine thing YOU would
N Saye7 Mrs Elizabeth Steele Of indianapolis
out OF her flaming clad and her
hat Charlie Chaplin planning serious film" Holly
wood Not than the drcary film The
Dictator hope II Charlie wants 10 do something for this
he should DO tla his old comedies Dough and
Dynamic and Shoulder Arms and give much needed
belly laughs
II csmcd by experts the subject that unmarried
woman Il per cent more likely 10 die before 50 eight times
susceptible mental disease and 30 likely
with fatal
discard live alone like picking yourself
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

DETHOIT NINDtl TIMES PHTORTW HEVTEW =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

:. she lcOs an 1mpHling acitneSs to the killing
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
PROTHRO ESP PEI A PER
DER LA DIRECTION DE
LOS PHILDIES

Philadelphia, Nov. 26.-J.
Thompson Prothro, actual direc
tor de los Phillies, dio a enten-
der aver que no espera dirigir
la novena, la predilecta del $50
tano', en- la temporada de 1912.
Cree que lie daran un empleo en-
las ligas memories; pero estima
que los tiempos "son muy pell-
grosos".
IProthr ha dirigido a los Phi
HES en- los dltimos tres amos y
desde hace meses no conferen'
cia con ell presidente Gerry M.
gent.
as Viene rumorandose que Ii
direction Sc lie confiara a -Hani
LObert, uno de los coaches" de
Filadelfia.
Cuando Sc lie pregunt6 81 te
mia Ell prop6sito de comprar un'
novena en- las ligas memories, III
bio ash: "varios clubs Sc me han
ofrecido, pero no me %apresurar'
en- comprar. Los tiempos sol
peligrosOs. Tuvimos una seri'
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

La noticia circul6 pronto en-
tire acomoda5aasM empleados
dehcotRoD : tOdos querian yer
$ ~ tipos aQuellos que iban a
ser tai vez detenidos.
Varios escaparon hacia las
puertas de la sala, para contem-
plar desde ALI a los granujas.
En- ell palco, mientras tanto,
ell viajante-que era, en- efecto,
aquel a quien Cogorza lie quita-
ra la cartera en- ell tren, al venir
a Barcelona, habia cogido u
nos gemelos que lie brindara ell
comisario, que diio en- voz baja :
-iFijese listed bien, a Yer 81
son en- efecto ellos!
FL viajante Sc llev6 los gene
los a los ojos.
Primero enfoc6 el escenario,
como 81 lie interessran los acto-
res, la decoraci6n, los trajes de
las actrices, la belleza de las mu
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

. Vamos a salir un momen-
to?-pregunt6 Cogorza durante
Ell descanso.
isl quieres?-respondi6 su
segundo,
-Tomaremos unas copas.
-Mu bien pensao. ~ estas?
-Estas estan bien aqui-dl-
10 Pablito, al que va sabemos
enemigo del bello sexo por tenn
peramento.
Y, para tranquilizar a los ma
damas, ahadi6 cuando ellos dos
salian va de la fila de butacas:
-Estamos aqui por Ell aire!..
! Vamos a echar un cigarro ahi
fuera, en- vista de qu'aqui no
nos dej9n fumar
En- efecto, momentos antes
les habian hecho apagar los
cigarros que encendieran, dos
acomOdadores del teatro, entire
abucheo de la sala.
los dos heroes salierOn, pues,
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
LUCHAS EN- SARASOTA

Sarasota, Nov. 26.-El jueves
por la noche resurgira de nue.
vo ell deporte de las luchas, esti-
10 por donde puedas, en- esta ciu
lad Los programs seran patro-
cinados por la Legion America
ma.
Jack Sherry, Ell campe6n nun
dial sin corona, tendra de adver
sario a Roy Rynolds, de Reno.
Ell hindu Ghaffor Khan trata
ra de ponerle la espalda en- la
colchoneta a Bert Larson, de
Noruega.
Chris Belkas Y AL Sidd seran
lOs protagonistas del match
inicial, a una caida,
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS PA
RIA LA NOCHE DE HOY

Cowboy Luttrall anuncia un
interesante programa de luchas
para la noche de hoy.
Lo ofrecera, como en- las an.
teriores semanas, en- la pequena
Arena de la Gale de Tampa es-
quina a Whiting.
Jack Sherry, que aspira al IT,
tulo de campe6n mundial, ten
dra de contrario a Joining Plum
mer, ell popular Obrero de 10:
astilleros.
En- las Gltmias semanas John
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

NAL. iVamos a proceder a Ia
detenci6n de esos cuatro indivi.
duosl
% Pero ahora mismo?
-iPero aqui?
-Pero, cen ell teatro?
81; ahCra mismo. !Veran
ustedas! Ramos!
-iQu6?-dijo al agente, DIES
tacandose del grupo.
Que vengas conmigo. Y us.
tedes, listed, Gregorio. salga Y
lame inmediatamente a dos 0
tres parejas de guardias, los
que encuentren por ahi. Digan
que les llama al teatro ell conf
sarie seh9r Pi.
-Esta muy bien.
Unos %instantes despues, esta.
ba organizada en- tOda regla Ia
ca5a de nuestros heroes, que es-
ia vez no iban a escapar, quiza,
dc las garras de la justicia.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
~GREENBERG TOMARA PAR
TIE EN- UN PROGRAMA DE
CULTURA FISICA

Filadelfia, Nov. 26.-Hank
Greenberg, ell famoso paoterO
de los Tigres, traJajara en- un
programa de oultura fisica tan
pronto como Sc lie licencie del e.
i6rcito, Ell dia 80 de noviembre,,
Greenberg ofreci6 su concur
so a un festival que Sc efectua-
"a, ell dia l de diciembre, en- Con
vntiOn Hall, en- companfa de ia
mes j. Braddock, Alice Marbel
y Mary j. Browne,
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
FL partido de mafana entire las
Panteras y los Terriers

El famoso partido annual en-
ire las escuelas superiores Plant
Y Hillsborough, de esta ciudad,
Sc verificara mahana, Dfa de
Oar Gracias a Dios.
Los dos grupos de atletas COM
pletaron hoy su entrenamiento.
Finalizaran manana su carre
ra como futbolista, por compile
tar sus estudios, los siguientes
i6venes del Hillsborough: Dick
Wilson, Roy Delisle, Roger Adj
ans. Antonio Tompkins, Auck-
land Banks, Johnny Reina, AL
Thomas, J. R. Wadsworth, Glen
Darlington, Harold Greco, A
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

Luego, discret9mente, comen
20 a enfocar la sala.
Por ultimo miro hacia ell To-
so de la orquesta, enfocando a
los criminales.
FL viajante Sc estremeci6.
Esta vez no lie cabia la menor
duda.
iEraH ellosl
Sus ojos Sc fijaron, sobre to-
do, en- Cogorza, cuyo rostro in
noble veia de peril.
Pero de pronto, Pablo pres
tando atenci6n a algo que lie de-
ella su brillante segundo, volvi6
la cabeza.
Entonces, ell viajante pudo re
eonocer, en- efecto, al granuja
que lie quitara la cartera.
Y sc volvi6 hacia Ell comisa-
rio, al tempo que Sc quitaba los
gemelos de los ojos.
ST, no me cabe duda-ex-
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

clam6 en- voz mus baja-. Ellos
SON.
ell
cOmisariot-; en- csc case, ahora
mismo vamos a proceder a su
detenci6n, IA yer, senior Blan-
Habia que proceSer con gran
cautela.
FL comisario presentia que
iban a haberselas con genie de
cuidado.
ST. los cuatro cOmpinches,,
debian ser pajaros de cuenta, de
esa genie fichada por la policia
sObre su conciencia varios CEN
tenares de delitos.
i Mandeme, senior Pr!
-Salga listed del palco con
toda naturalidad advierta al sc
nor Ramos de 10 que ocurre. Y
que lie ~acompahe a usSd a dete-
ner a esa genie. Antes, envien
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

gustin Fernandez y Clarion
Garcia.
Terminaran sus estudios en-
Plant y no jugaran ell ano veni-
dero con las Panteras: Dave Nc
Cormick, Wallace GiNette, Bob
Bigby, Clyde Rights, Clyde Ev-
ans, Ralph Millsap, Billy Pemb-
erton, Ned Baldwin, Jim Chap
man y Billy Wynne.
I'm 'flunch" en- honor de los
futbolistas Sc efectu6 hoy, al
mediodfa, en- ell hotel Tampa
Terrace. Asistieron mas de 500
personals.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
KOVACS DECLARADO me
LEGIBLE

New York, Nov. 26.-La Aso
ciaci6n United States Lawn Ten
mis- anunci6 aver, per medic de
su presidente, que Francis l..
Kovacs, ell 'c6mico' jugador, fue
declarado ineligible, pOr mayo
ria de votos, Y no podra partici
ar en- los torneos que la asocia-
ci6n organize.
KOvacs ha viOlado las reglas
del 'ftennis" amateur en- 10 que
Sc refiere a cobrar sus gastos y
al control de los ejercicios o
practicas.
Sc Ina fijado un Unite a la
cantidad que un jugador puede
cObrar para sus gastos persona
les, incluyendo alimentaci6n Y
hOspedaje,
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
Bourdeau es Ell nueyo director de los Indios
Ell joven SIS tiene n amos de edad

res como director perjudicarfan
gu aficiencia como pelotaro.
Bradley asagu-j Qrla habia
estudiado una larga lista de as
pirantes y despu6s ha5ia resuel-
20 que Lou era el hombre que
mas lie convenfa a la novena.
AsiStira ell nuevo mentor" a
Ia reunion de las ligas memories,
que empezara sus deliberacio-
mes, en- Jacksonville, ell dia II de
diciembre.
Boudreau Sc mantuvo STEM
pre- apartado de las 'luchas in
ternas' de los Indios,
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

uStedes, por dos o tres parejas
fuera Gel teatro.
%ESta muy bien
FL agente senior Blanco sali6
del palco.
Ell grupo que rodeaba al otro
agente, lie rode6.
Y lie acribillaron a pregun-
tas:
i Que?
1iQue?....
y Que pasa?...
IilCalma, senores, calma Y
mucha atenci6n!
Il Pero que ocurre?
En- las preguntas Sc mezcla-
ban tambien los acomodadores.
los mismos tramoyistas, las gen
ties de telon adentro, varias CO.
ristas de las que iban a tomar
en- la 7arzuela, cuya mdsi-
preludiaba ahora, en- el des-
canso, In orquesta desde ell fosO.
tho les digo?,.. lCalma, cal
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
vICtoFiano Manteiga, Editor
DEP0RTES
Ell "ONCE" DE LA UNIVER-
SIDAD DE LA HABANA
JUGARA EN- JACKSON
WILLIE

Jacksonville, Nov. 26,-E
"once" de 'tfutbol" de Ia Univer-
sidad de Ia Habana jugara en-
esta ciudad, ell sabado, con ell
''team" de la Estaci6n Naval y
de Aviaci6n.
La semana pasada los cubanos
fueron derrotadOs por ell equi-
20 del Campamento LAWS, en-
Wilmington, IN. C. Ell team
de la Estaci6n fu6 atropellado
la semana pasada por Ell "once"
de la Estaci6n de Pensacola.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

ny ha ganado dos encuentros y
empatado uno.
Sc repetira ell combate de la
semana pasada, que termin6 en-
tablas, entire ell hindu Ghaffor
Khan, campe6n de la India, y Ell
griego John Tragaris, que tiene
la intenci6n de 'tragarse" al
"can."
Roy Reynolds y Chris Belkas
apareceran en- otro de los mat
.ches."
Regiran ,Us precios de costum
.'bre.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
IA UKCErE

Cleveland, Chic, nov. 26.-El
presidente de los Indios de Gle
voland, Alva Bradley, atnunci6
aver ell ncmbram,anto de Lou
Boudreau, 81 jovan "torpedero",
para la direction de la novena.
Boudreau dirigira Y continuara
jugando su posici6n.
Els I'm contrato por dos amos
y no deja flera de cabana al We
terano Roger Peckinpaugih, por
.cuanto este pasa a ser vicepresi-
dente del club.
La noticia prOdujo sorpresa en-
los cfrculos peloteriles, aunque
81 nombre Sc habia menciona-
do para Ell puesto, al terminar-
Sc la temporada de las ligas ma
yores. Boudreau es I'm hombre
casado y tiene una hijita de 3
amos.
Inaarrogado por los periods
tas, que lie informaron era el di-
rector mas joven en- la historic
de las Ligas Grandes, cOntest6
que no pOdia decir 81 sus debe-
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

sequfa en- ell sur y la electricidad
escasea en- varios Estados. Min
gun club de las memories, en- es-
tos dfas, puede subsistir sin la
pelota nocturna."
Uno de los 'teams" que Sc lie
han ofrecido, es el Memphis, de
Ia Association del Sur.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
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