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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
Eureka Man Says Big
Tree Business Over

Henry J. Yoppe of Eureka. who
was i n Browning last Friday,
said that commercial Christmas
tree cutting and shipping from
points along the Great Northern
from Ka!ispell to Troy had been
completed, 400 carloads having
been shipped to Chicago, with
200 billed out of kalispell. Each
car contained approximately A.
900 trees of varying sizes.
Yoppe visited The Chief office
and made a most happy gesture,
renewing his subscription.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
Browning Basketeers
Win From Cut Bank

Browning Indians got off a to
flying tart in their opening
game with the Cut Bank Wolves
there last Friday night, the score
being % to 10.
At the half the local basketeers
had 9arnersd l6 pionts to their
opponents 6. They had no diff
Guilty the rest of the game.
Browning's next game will be
with Shelby there on January s.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
Patricia Rutherford
Assinged Navy Duty

Mrs. A. R. Rutherford has re-
ceived word from her daughter,
Patricia. that she was assigned
active duty as an ensign in the
U. S. Navy Reserve on December
l6, following training at an At
Iantic coast base. She attended
Browning h Jig h school several
years ago, her advanced work be-
ing at Montana University.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25

Advertise IL 1ns Chief
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
Andy Nault's Brother,
Norman, Jap Prisoner

Andy Nault, who was formerly
in hide and junk business n
Browning writes from Sidney.
Montana. that it is his brother,
Norman P. Nault, who worked
with him when he operated here.
who is the Jap prisoner. His
picture appeared in the Septem-
Der ID issue of Life. on page %.
He is second man from the left
in the picture.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
Card of Thanks

We take this means ofexpressinR
our thanks to our friends for their
sympathy aud deeds of kindness
in the death of our beloved son
q n d brother. the late Francis
Co.'s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abb Goss and
family.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25

C0rnsheller
The steel in one hand cornsheller
would make three six-inch shells.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
War Problem Of
Beef Comes Home
To Meat Eaters

governing retail sale of beef in
which butcher cannot retail a
larger quantity Of beef of his
own slaughter than he did dur.
ing the corresponding period in
194l. Potter's Market. finding
the fore part of the month while
checking their quota allowance
for October, November and De
cember that they had reached
their maximum on December g,
have closed their establishment
until January l.
To have sold to customers in
excess of this quota. they ex
plain, would have been in viola
tion of the regulation. which aims
to help solve food problem con-
corning n o t only he United
States civilian and armed force
population, but as we'll, those of
other countries under the BAN
ner of the United Nations.
They could have coasted along
and remained ocen had they cur
tailed sales in October and No
vember. they said. To have done
SO would have required them to
adopt a rationing procedure,
something that the government
10 going to do, as it did with
coffee and sugar.
With the closing of Mickey's
MARKET and the Pay'N Save dur.
ing recent months. many of their
customers had been purchasing
their beef from Potter's Market,
the result being that q larger
supply was necessary to take
care Of their trade.
Were they to supply their trade
with beef not of their own
slaughter. t h e explain. they
could remain open. They might
be able to get beef from the
packers.
However. packers are having
their troubles. They. too, are
governed by the OPA regulation,
which reacts upon retailers they
sell to.
1t sums up to this-that since
the government has ordered that
80 per cent of slaughtered beef be
withheld from the civilian mar
ket in favor of the armed forces.
heavy eaters of beef steaks will
have to get along with less.
The situation with regard to
supply affects every source of
beef. AS with a butcher. a farm
er cannot slaughter for sale in
excess of what he did last year.
If he old not slaughter last year
he cannot now. However. h e
can for his own use.
Violation of the OPA regula-
ton is punishable by a heavy fine
AZ we'll as federal pen incarcera.
ton.
Local retailers of h e COM
munity are doing their best for
equitable distribution of beef, yet
they have enough to do as it is
they say, without operating a
meat rationing Office.
Yes stree! America is at war
with Schickelgruber, Hirohito &
Tam ~, o~l IL 20 uoin~ - toLo
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-25
Lutheran Service To
Be Conducted SUNDAY

Lutheran services will be con-
Quoted in the Lions room on the
Yegen Hotel Sunday evening at
8, with the Rev. Ylyisaker of Cut
Bank in the pulpit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-09
Civil Court
Will Be Held
Coming Week

Wl;h conclusion al the criminal
Stem TODAY. The civil week ~ the
October session OF Vance Suprrlu.
CoUgt wall be held urNt week. VIII,
Judge Il Hunt Parker presiding then
also. - hc has done thu week.
Enough litigation - ON the Calrt-
dIy L. occupy the entire week. ii =.
were tried. ~ Il Viii not br. There
ar. however. several cases ui ,uulr
imam ordinary interest which are q.
Toe argued
Twenty ON" uiIurCc suits ale lIstr,
.H! tn inst day rl the tyl.u. mrlud-
.ua both white and culuvcd couple.
NJ scheduling OF trial, Is provided
'U'hvg than "Wednesday. but ON ,h,
motion duCkv, - an action INVOLVING
k:'rc!. College conditions. .uG a. e.
-U",u; l. 10 center around Il mo
tDu Tor demurrer. II ~ unCrlStnu,.
tins wall likely II" called
This i the first cf,ll term of vu.t,
tu bc held since June. and that las
ed only halt a day Tins one - mo.
expected To- ran Hrurr than about III.
middle 81 the week After lhi~. tn,
next civil term J. ~ March
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-09
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1912 .

mrcc of the United Stat,
included with the New. ~ i E.
Reception "t the 'Wa,asn,,n. ~. H.
Reviews" by members nys' bn,' J"
favorable that II Will np - -"
IS - regular tWu-wrrr, ..., ,..'''.-t
The local organization TO- Il I've
nrls. '"e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-09
c OF G NEWS LETTER
HAS ADDED FEATURE

bUS.m"> ,l@,u VIII" are mCmuCr, -
The Nvudrr SOD" Chamber 81 Com.
wrrc" today received The I'm, zen
rral relics" n' ma!l-dI>patch rm"~ Ii,
Henderson, history a. u pat OF tn,
New Letter. OF In" Chamber ol
Commerce
Tn" N'H, Letter" wimcpc
iapn'G publication tor members. ca! o.
red complete listing OF all MAI
N"och closing times and information
a. T. ne latest times that aI.malI
".Iy b., deposited IN The pu>tuuI,,
toy transfer I" airport~ N RllrIun
RIcH. "i and Washington. Auut,rI
new feature was publication ui III,
recently revised train schedule OF III,
N""HnnG Airline Railroad
TIE Washington War Rev :vl,.
summary Of activities IN Washington
n." shed hv The CUamb,r rI Conn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-09

7. 81. u i. j., -. ~. I q -:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
grof. ST. sdnirer nnb iein eebensmerf

.oertelab nun beioe Mddte lit gesell.
laslibem Hingerl ipobei Die &irhe
al,1 bltrh Die fatboliiben Staaten
alts ibrer politifd-moraliiden Stel-
lung ,t,lo ielbit bon ben europaifben
5rieoensfonsrehen, perordnet ipuroe,
bis ei,1 9eapoleon ben 8aplt iogar
nab Granfreid in oie gerbannuug
geihleppt bat. 8ie proteitantiideu
5taaten ,tabmelt ser Stride aber aud
Die al,lturfiibrung ipee, 10 bas finan5-
r1adtiee gnglanb burd) Die @etonuns
Der rnatbematiid=enpirii6en .@iiien-
,idaften als Madtgru1olase lno
ourd feline idfulariiierte Sltmanitdts>
etbif, oer oeutide Noroen nit ieiner
nattonalen 2iteraturpflege, ieineEt
forti6rittliben @iiienfdaftsbetrieb u.
nit ser. tuirtidaftlib 1tno berlual=
tunestedniib alseeseidneten Staats=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

nno piele fabige gelebrte Batres its.
ten entipeoer MIR Gritif on Der eiae.
men Sade ooer prieien geblenbet oie
aitffldrerforppbaen. go pareu es
nilr mebr oas einfa1e Golf uno oie
Sroensidtpeitern, Die ben @laubens-
ioealismus bobbielten, in Der 8epo=
lutton tbren perfolgten treuen Seel-
iorgern bel eieener 2ebensgeiabr Sill
fe getpabrten, Dem gefaneenn Baplt
ibre finolide 2iebe be3elleten uno in
Malien fir SEN @lauben itarbcn.
Dod at oieiem firdli6en @eiite
oes Golfes bat ii6 Damn ser @eiIt
Gbateallbrianbs uno Ser Nomantif
e,tsiinbet: Oie Stride bate oen Sdus
uno Ole Mabtmittel bes Staates per.
loren unb bafiir bas Sera bes 8ol=
fes gefl,nben. Mit bieIem Musblid
auf bas 1S. SabrDunbert Ibliebt ser
8ano. -.
Hibt nur sic @eiamtIbau lit cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

leiitung, tndbreno in Stalien Ser nil
Ienldaftli6e @eiIt nad Der 8erurtei-
lung @alileis itarf eefnidt uno IN
Spanien ourd Die pbilolopbiid=tbeo-
logii9en Oroensftreitereien 81. ieb-
iii Sorneln erltarrt mar. Sranfreid
bate ii9 gana ins Sdlepptalt oeS
entslii6en yationalismus nebmen
laiien, ba6te bie &oniequenaen at en-
oe un6 fiibrte ite in oer groben &e>
pollution burd.
Die fatbolilde Mbtpebr NOR ent=
i1ieoen at ibipad. Ser Sanienism1ts
einerIeits uno oie oa,nals beriagenoe
8ilorng an ben Seiuitenfollegien nllo
-uniberiitdten batte Sic 2aien abge-
tpenoet. Die aoeligen Siiritbilbofc
bertraten seeeniiber &om nationalz
firdlide Senoen5en nno gerieten oa-
fir gang inter oie 5taatsgeipalt.
Die bon taatsipegen berin6ten &lo-.
Iterrefor1nen babe,t oen gl1ten @eilt
nod pouenos bernidtet. Oie Apolo>
eeten betonten 5u iebr nidt mebr balt-
bare Madtpripilegien, bernablaiiis=
ten oen &antpf fir oas religi0ie uno
geiitige @ut ooer griffen gar iene,
sic sic 3ei6en Ser 3eit berltanoen
batten, in fleinItber eneltirniger art
an. Siidtige Or6en fGnlpften um
Eolttionen ftott fir bas Gei1 @ottes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

ienfIudt Ser fran5oiiiben 3ibilbebol-
fering Dor ben oeutiben Snpaiions-
fraften i'm SSuni 1910 rltuO 10000
franaoitihc &inoer ouf oen StraBet,
oes 2anoes umgefon1men iein. Dieie
3tffer ipuroe ibren @orten nab pont
Sransoliiben Goten &rer,5 Dor elmer
geriarltmhng iu gsissa I'M ,.nbeies-
ten Sraufrcid geaeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

Gin Oefret, oas iid nit bem 8ie.
beraufbau pon Sabrtfc1t, oie burh
engliibe 8omben serltnrt tpurben, be.
ibdftiet unb bon bent arditeften
Speer unteraeihnet lit, purbe in Der
&beiniid -@eitfaliidenu 3eitung ber.
offentlibt, tpie $3.50. nah Mmerifa
meloete uno bonn ,,Sffice for Sacts
anb SSigures' befannt9eseben ipurbe.
uSpeer aibt 5l1, oab sablreide @n.
lasen 10 idtper beiddbigt tparen, bob
es unmoglif lit, sic 9feporoturea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

ourf Die 0rtliden 5irtnen aus5ufiib-
ren. 9esbalb tpuroen &onitees ge-
btloet um at enti6eioe11, tuelde So
brifen pieber aufacbaut tperben iol'
len unb tpelbe Sfeparaturen unbe.
Oingt n0tig iino. Gas Defret ipri6t
bon @aiiertperfen, @asanltalten, @lef'
tri5itdtsanlagen uno 1elepbonanlagen
uno tpioerleet io1nit gan5 einoeutie
Die @erii6erune ser Na5is, oaB nur
Sribatbauier aerltort lporben iino."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

ei,taigartige 2eiitung ionoern aud
Der &eibtrm an @in5elmaterial. @i=
ne 6iille bon Broblemen miro beriibr.
lno eel0it, eine Siille bon Satia6en
geboten 1tno erfldrt. l1eber sic Muf<
bebung bes Seiuitenoroens finoet iid
bier lnitreitig oas altsgetpogenite,
allleitiee l1rteil nit bent frappanten
Sinipeis oarauf, oab oaourd Der Sir
de fiir ibren 8ieoeraufitieg seraoe5u
cine @aroe ltdergeitellt mar.
Aaes lit barseiteIlt auf @r,,no oer
neuelten Soridunesersebniiie, INNER
aus Der iiberlegenen Obiettipitdt elmer
5Oidbrigen 2ebrs uno Sori6u,tgstd=
tigfeit uno aus feinem io5ialen uno
driitliben 5iiblen. beralts. als tiefite
ltno reifite grfenntnis ieines langer
Sori6erlebens, oas er bem Hroblem
Stride unb &ultur eetpion1et bat, Ieet
5dniirer am SdluB bieies neueiten
8anbes BEN fdlidten, aber beoeutia-
mer Sak ,ieoer: u0ie @runblage al
ler edten Menidbeitsfultur lit oie
Seelenfultur, lit bas, mas bom Sci
lano in Der 8erspreoiet alien per>
ltGnbli6 oargeboten tpurbe. 49," e..
433). - G.=St. 5. G.-G.
gead antliben freifran5olii6en 3u=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

8leldJgltlt1gfett Der 11t Oct SanDeSs
iprade erfdeinenoen 8reiie, ein-
i6lieblid Der fatboIii6en, geaeniiber
alien nidtfriegeriiden elropdiiben
@reieniiien 51riidfiibren? g8er euro
paii6e 3eitnngen uno 9eitIdriften
Iieit, eritaltnt iinrter tpieber, barin 10
,nanden beoeutIame,l, inns borentbal
tenen 8erid)t at finoen. 60 ergin1
es ,tns nit Der gsadridt, oaB Der ber-
borragenbe @eidi1tsfori1er Yrofef~
for Dr. @uitab 5dniirer, Der iabr-
sebntelang an oer &atb. 11niberlitat
Jreiburg, itt Der sduei5, tdtig mar,
Dor Monaten bereits aus benu 2ebe!l
aeidieoen iei. Nebeu Sobannes Sani-
fen nno 2uotpig bon paitor, barf man
i'm getroit als einen Ser berborra-
genoIten. fatboliihen @ei6idtsidrei.:
ber bes be1tidett> 5pradeebietes neue-
rer 3eit nenne,t.
Das tpiiieni6aftlide Mrbeitsgebiet,
bas ser geritorbene belonbers pfleete,
tpar oie @eididte oes Nittelalters
Die 5ablreiben gin5elituoien, bie aus
ieiner Seoer floiiert, gruppieren itd)
II n1brei Sbemenfreiie:, I'm oie @ee
i6i6te Der &relt5aiige nno um ieno
Der 8anuertrdger elmer 6riltlidJ=nlit.
telalterliden &ultltr: oie beiligen 8e-
neoiftus, 8onifatirs ll,lb Sranaisfils.
$bren fronenoen @bldluB uno lire
3uiamnlenfaiiltng baben bieie Stu-
Dien IN ben groBen @erfe u&irbe
1tnb &ultltr int Wittelalter" ,gefunoelt,
bas 1924 bel Sdoningb in Gaoer-
born 3u eriheinen begann uno IN orei
8anoen bollenoet borliegt. Ser groBc
grfolg ltno Sic anerfet1nenben &ritts
fen bon fatbolil6er ltno nibtfatboli-
ider Seite erlnl1tigten BEN Serfaller,
Die gleide 8etrabtltng bes Serbalt=
nii1es BON Stride l1no Gultltr aud
iiber bas Oeittelalter binaus fort5u-
iesen. 1887 erI6ien Der nn1fangreid5e
8ano ,,&atboliic6e Stride nno <ltur
1T Ser 8arod5eit'', 194t bie SSeiter=
fiibrung u&atboliide &ir6e ltno &nl'
t1r i'm 18. ssabrbunoert''. l1eber oen
1lnermiiolid betriebenen @rbeiten gum
Mbi6luBbanb: ,,&atboliihe Stride uno
<ltur i'm 19. Sabrbnnoert' lit Der
greiie Serfaiier nlt1t l.nertpartet raid
beritorben. @eboren ipar Sbniirer i'm
Sabre 1860 au SSdsborf in SAlelien;
ct ifubierte al Berlin, 8reslau 1lno
Miiniter; bier eriparb er iib oen Dot
tor. sSsnt Sabre 1889 iparb ct on
oie fur5 aubor gegriinoete fatboliid)e
l1niperiitat alt 5reiburg berufen, mo-
S9niirer i'm &erblte oes berfloiienen
Sabres NIT ,1ngebrobenem Mute iein
1O5. senefter als Doaent eroffnete.
Oben erpdbnten mir Sbniirers
@erf Stride nnb &ultlr itn 18ten
Sabrbunoert'', bas, in einem ltmfang
bon 455 Seiten int lebtabgelaufenen
Sabre, 1911, eribien. Des &rieges
tpegen fa1b bisber fein @remplar Die
ies 8ubes ieinen 8eg i,t l1nier 2ano.
Wir ber,nogen alio nidts oariiber aus
eieener &enntnis 5li beribten. ssSss
bo6 beiiten mir eine 8eiprebung aus
iadfunoiger Seoer, eridienen in Der
,&ultur' elmer 8eilage Der u3mrher
Neuet Nadribten'' Starf abgefiir5t
geben mir Dr. S. ge.'s gusfiibrl1ngen
iiber Ghniirers 8erf ipie6er:
Nfo @frha hnffc Inn 0nrof Aia
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

palabraS obscenas y denuestos
horribles.
En- cada esquina, estacionada
una pareja de compddreS, que
habian colocado en- la acera, en-
tire ellos, una gran canasta de
pescado podrido; de platanos ne
gros, o de las 1ltimas naranjas,
lacias, fofas, pasadas, como 81
fueran de algod6n.
Uno de ellos Sc desgahitaba,
gritando de vez en- vez:
-iSardinas vivas... vivaas.. 81.
yivaaas!..
y el otro calmoso, tranuuilo.
sin apresurarse, con voz cast
normal, lanzaba un preg6n mas
suave, accionando apenas:
ii Aqui, parroquianas, la
gloria vivaa!...
Los dos tenian voces aguar-
dentosas de borrachos.
Dick experimentation una pro-
funda sensation de augusta.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Ell CabezotG lie llev6 a Cal Pc.
Ipet, una tabernilla abSurda, ur
verdadero, antro, negro, sucisi,
mo, de una miseria y una he
.diondez inconcebibles.
La tienda parecia una cueva,
,Ihumeda Y sombria.
Los v~eladores, las mesas, los
taburetes, las sillas, todo estaba
.roto, COLO, desvencijado, lamen-
Ola a diablos, propiamente.
Ell piso de terra, parecia re-
zumar vino, aceite, sudor Y ants.
-Bueno, Ute fijas?-oy6 de
.pronto Dick que lie informaba su
.colega-. Este va veras que no
es ell palacio de las Mil Y una
nocheS, ieh?, pero con un POGO
de costumbre, viviras aqui como
en- Ia gloria. iVente p'adentro |!
"A mi me fian.
III dueno, ell Pepet, conocia al
CGbezOtG muchO, en- efectO, y ac-
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

cedi6 a fiarle un plato de man.
chetas, un panecillo y un vase
de vino.
Ell Cabezota Sc dign6 acompa-
mar a su protegido en- la mesa.
Y mientraS los dos cenaban.
en- un veladorcillo del fondo, que
Gaia entire las Sombra de la uni
ca bombilla electrical del estable
cimiento, informaba a Dick de
10 que tenia que hacer en- ade-
lante pa reirse de Ia cida:
-iM DEBATE de remilgos Y
de %miramientos, quasi 10 que
conseguiras sera morirte d'ham-
bre ell mejor dial Haz 10 que y:o
EN- cuanto hay un monedero a
mi alcance... izasl.. . Que YES un
senior que lleva Ell reloj pulsera
un POGO d~esmayao... izas!... Que
YES esos colmaos de lujo que sa-
can a las puertas las frutas. los
jamones, las ristras de salchi-
chon y de chorizos... te pones a
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

qu'G eran sacos vieiisimos. ro-
tos por mil parties. que deiaban
asomar por los b|oternos una pa-
ia negra, dOnde p~ululaban a mi
lies los parasites.
Los mendigos, los randes. las
gentes absurdas de la busea.
toda la hez de la gran urbe. DOR
mia aqui hacinada, amontona-
da, apretada, 10 mismo cue IN
rebano EN- un apriso estrecho.
Dick venci6 su repugnancia Y
sc echo en- un rinc6n.
Estaba deapeado.
Ali, antes de dormirse. llor6
mucho su calvario absurdo y 81.
derrota.
Y, en- las tinieblas de la aloo-
.ba infecta, ell pequeho h6roa 81
pregunt6, como Ultima sn,a-
ci6n de Ia vida:
-iAh, Dios, gran Diosl...
! No vOy a encontrar 70 un Pc
da0o de pan, un mendrugo, IN
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
La Gaceta Folletin No. Sal
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

hacian eyocar la figura repug-
mantle del COgorzG.
En- las tiendecillas, en- las prem
derias, en- las tabernas, negras V
oScuras, habia un loco bullir de
parroquianos y parroquianas, Sc
mejantes a I'm hormiguero.
Aqui sonaba una guitarra.
Mas ALA, llegaba hasta Ia ca
lie el rumor canalla de una dis
custom o de una bronco.
En- las puertas de las nance
bias, de las tabernillas, de unas
tiendas donde Sc vendian comes
tibles podridos o cosas absur-
das, Sc peleaban las mujeres de
Ia Gale, entire gritos, insultos,
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
OEPORTES
CANCELADA LA PELEA DE
IESNEVICH CON Ell NEGRO
NOSE BROWN

Pittsburg, jupio 22.-Por ha-
berse cancelado por ell serv;cio
de guardacostas una licencia de
20 dias concedida a Gus Lesne-
vich, el campe6n de las IT'S Ii
bras, no Sc efectuara la pelea del
gladiator russo con ell negro
Nose Brown, de McKeesport.
DID la noticia de la suspension
la empresa Rooney-M Mckinley,
que actuaba en- combination con
Mike Jacobs, ell empresario de
New York.
BGscase para ell negro otro
contrincante.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Cubanos y Leales ganaron los desafos
de aver en- la Liga Intersocial
McG ahagin, ell hijo del Policia, dejo a los Italos
en- tres hits. - Scaglione pego cuatro hits
en- cuatro wees
en- cuatrO VeceS

La formidable nCvena del c
Cubano, con la bateria McGaha.
gimme Corqu0dale, derrot6 aver
facilmente al team de la Unto
ne Italiana, que emple6 los servi
clos del pitcher T. Schiro y de-
notable catcher Onis.
Estaba ell hijo del policia, mu
chacho simpatiquisimo Y correc-
to, en- una de sus buenas tardes
~ los garibaldlnos solo pudieroR
pegarle tres hits, galidos de los
bates de Carsten, Dominguez y
T. Schiro.
Los cubanos dispararon seis
"jilotes," tres del SIS Mott, in
cluyendo I'm "tribey;" un tubey
de Rodriguez, "jilote" de Lea
vine y terapeutico de Ordenana,
que desempen6 la tercera base.
La 1nica carrera de la Unione
cristaliz6 en- el quinto inning,
Anotaron los cubanos dos ca
rreras en- la segunda entrada y
dos en- la tercera, completando
los cuatro de la tecera, compile
las cuatro de la jornada.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Chubby Dean domino a los
Yanees en- ell primer desafio, ven
ciendo los Indios. La derrota le
correspondi6 a Red Ruffing.
En- ell segundo, la "tribu" nc
pudo llegar a la gonna, "aman.
sada" por Borowy.
New York &c, Oh, De; Cleve-
land &c, Ion, De.
New York DC, III, De; Cleve-
land DC, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
LOS DE VICHY PERDIERON
UNI SUBMARINE

Londres, JUNO 22.-El gobier
no de Petain anunci6 aver la per
dida del submarine "Monge," de
1879 toneladas, en- la defensa de
la base de Diego Suarez, en- la
isla de Madagascar. Pereci6 to-
da la tripulaci6n.
Tres barcos de csc tipo perdie
ron los "colaboracionistas" en- la
batalla que precedi6 al desem-
|barco britanico en- esa isla.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Eddie Stewart mandado a ba-
tear de emergencia por los Pira-
tas, peg6 un 'ttribey'' en- ell deci-
mo inning, con las bases lie
mas, y di6 la victoria su a su
team.
Alfonso Lopez descarg6 un hit
.cn dos veses al bate. Fernandez
no pudo "conectar."
Pittsburg 7c, Oh, De; Boston
Sc 1lh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
y To Make your Breath Swesser

la mira, y en- cuanto los Deepen.
dienteS Sc distraen o andan 10.
cos por dentro, atendiendo a Ia
parroquia... izasi.. Wives?
Dick asentia
Devoraba en- silencio, con ere
ciente t~riSteza, las pobres Wan
das, y comprendia que lie era i'm
possible hasta contradecir a su
protector, que hacia la apollo
gia del robo.
iAh, que horrible!
Terminada la misera pitanza.
CGbezota condujo a Dicn hasta
una de las alcobas del estableci-
miento, brindandole:
II Aqui pu6s dormir, 81 quie-
res! 70 voy a dar una vuelta por
ell Paralelo y por las Ramblas, q
YER 81 cae algo,
En- casa del Disparao habia
slquiera camas: aqui, no.
Aquf, los lechos de La parrO-
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Chicago siete carreras mientras
ellos Sc quedaban en- dos. Los fac
torres decisivos en- la victoria del
segundo partido 10 fueron cua-
drangulas de Stan Hack y Don
Dallessandro. Ell de Don produ-
10 cuatro carreras. Hernandez
desempen6 ell catcher por ell Chi
cago, en- el segundo, disparando
IN "hit' en- A wees.
Chicago DC, 4h, lie; New York
sc, Oh, Oe.
Chicago 7c, 8h, De; New York
&c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

trabajo honradO, por humiIde
que sea, en- esta inmensa ciudad
de un million de almas?...
Dos dias despo6s. Dick tuvo
que aceptar su antigua existen-
cha de golfilla que va llevara en-
Madrid tantos amos antes.
lie repugnaba la idea de ro-
bar de birlor monederos ' car
'eFas' de dar golpes contra los
eo'mados y contra los transeun-
'es' como le aconseiaba ell Cabe-
.ota y otros colegas no menos
i~lustres.
como habia que vivir, fuese
como fuese, Dick acab6 por de-
eidirse a venier peri6dicos.
Por las mahanas, pues. pre-
gonaoa La Vanguardia Y Las
Noticias en- las Ramblas. por la
anlmacion enorme del Parallel.
y 7, iGego, por las noches, vendia
III Not'ciero, La Noche, en- LA
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

Ted Lyons venci6 a lc Medals
Rojas, en- ell I inner partldo, con
quistando su $50 victoria con ell
Chicago. Grove, relevado por
Haynes, fue derrotado en- ell Sc
gundo.
Boston sc, Oh, Be; Chicago &c,
III, lie.
Boston 7c, 12h, lie; Chicago
DC, 3h, Zoe.
Doerr solo descarg6 I'm hit en-
ocho wees al bate.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
LIGA NACIONAL

Los CardenaleS dejaron en-
blanco a los Dodgers y ganaron
Ell primer desafio; pero en- ell Sc
gundod, lanzando Higbe por la
novena de Durocher, los Paja-
ros Rojos no pudieron cantar.
Mort Cooper fue ell pitcher CANA
dor, en- ell inicial.
San Luis lie, 14h, Sc; Broo-
hyn DC, 5h, 2e.
San Luis &c, IN, 2e; Brooklyn
sc, III, Re.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Atl6ticos maltrataron dos
wees a los Browns de San Luis,
con los pitchers l.. Harris y
Marchildon.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; San Luis
&c, 5h, De.
Filadelfia DC, Al, lie; San Luis
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-06-22

segundo limitando a.7 Los 'hits"
del Detroit. Estalela dispar6 un
"jiote" en- A wees al bate.
Washington 1c, IN, lie; De
Itroit DC, 8h, De.
Washington &c, 5h, lie; De-
troit &c, IN, &c.