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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-23
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE

JAMES LYNDON stood motion.
less. watching his sister continue
her joyous dancing. Suddenly she
stopped and walked TO an open ter
race door that overlooked the city's
b~riIliance. Nov this town VIII
amount to something in my young
life" She Logan to laugh uproar-
lousy. After your yanking me out
Of Chicago to save Larry your
precious Anette. too. of course
and now he is coming here, Oh,
jimmy
Lyndon lit a cigaret and found
his hands shaking. With a shame
that approached panic, he thought,
Why l want to hit her, beat some
sense into her, wipe that ~Jeering
smile from her face. And l could.
She is so tiny, so defenseless." Alb
ruptly. he knew she was not de-
tenseless. for she stood there, a
slim slitterIng doll, and controlled
him With sheer Wickedness.
He could only say pleadingly,
Why don't YOU try % be content
with The unattached young men
who swarm around YOU
She turned back into the room
and leaned against an ornate table.
Its top vas OF marbelized stone,
polished to resemble lapis !aZuli.
There we're cleaning white Gala
lilies III a pale blue vase. The set
ting made her even more beautiful,
more softly delicate.
Why don't you be content with
the unattached young women who
swarm around YOU" AS he moved
to her side, she looked up into his
piercingly blue eyes, Their patted
his tanned cheek with an emerald
bedeeked hand. Not only because
you're very handsome, brother
dear. but also because you have
more money than pills" She
laughed again, rot SO happily this
time. III answer the momentous
question for both of us. We don't
want the ones who swarm around
Ike bees. Oh, we so to their var
lies, but only after we have paid
our respects to The Violent Flame
We want just Il person. I have
the nerve to admit it and you
don't" She poured two Martins
from a dragon-decorated cocktail
shaker and handed one to her
brother. That's what comes from
your living with mother. 1t has
mace You afraid 10 breathe"
4 prefer that. retaliated James
with d cold dlreetness, ito being
completely incorri2ible. And that's
what comes from Your having lived
with your father"
Il don't care" the girl declared
passioNatclv. Il wish he were alive
now. He wasn't afraid to have
fun and do as he pleased. He
wouldn't be ashamed of me. And
oout You dare say anything
.,a-nst him. she ordered in a
IaH=3ei voice.
I cont intend to Young Lvn-
dom put out a finn tanned hand
N1d clitched his sisters bare Shout
Ger. Now straiehten up. Have
your drink. Wen decide later what
to DO"
She drained her glass before
answering Nothing is going to be
done. You can't send me away this
time. III make you look ridicu-
lJUs. She initiated. with scathing
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4 NnhWm !
lORENA CARLETON

,a.in,e Of other
rUo,ni.,s -. " cast vho had
.,NiIaI o,ova sn5 NOW hopeful O,
- - ~, ,syt Drake.pevtol
g,a ns b]anoinq about Ike
roti9n. ohiI5rsn waiting he.
or
W., .,ov had c,nnleted their
49," conl1 he termed nothing
H. .ho. exodrs froY, station wait
,nr ,nom, to tavi mast the staring
,I%zers-Auonst sank against the
~"rsbions and exneueJ her breath in
In1a WEAKNESS
"vhat q time TO arrive any,
vta,s"
Arette tucked in L.arrv's arm
scrntinizea the older woman. her
g,,flf,lrv adnun face and stur-
ninc travel costume. a pale gray
sirt s,,it with crisn white collar
ard cuffs. Her white gloves were
| spo.less. All of a sudden Anette
| felt herself lured bv the women's
theatrical personalitv, lust as she
had that first night when Walter
had taken her backstace.
Il think you look marvellous,
August"
Il should. 1t took me two hours
10 get ready" The leading ladv's
head dropped against Laurence
Pevton's shoulder. But III live
through it. I have before. I've
never been able to figure out why
so many actresses, when they ac-
quire fame and money, think they
have to garb themselves like last
years laundress for a public ap-
p%earance." She rolled her head to
side and surveyed the young
girl. Thank heaven YOU are look
ing less like a hillbilly."
The hot flush in Anette's cheeks
subsidized immediately az she rea-
liked August Drake meant nothing
more with her crisp denunciation
than her grandmother had with
frequent and unwelcome faultfnd-
ing. Comparing the fiery actress
with her aged grandmother filled
her with such ~hysterical amuse-
ment that she laughed out loud.
Larry gave her a somewhat star
tied glance, as did August, but the
WOman's mouth widened into a re.
sponsive smile.
AS they walked into the Sussex.
Larry Went to the newsstand. The
two women headed for the elevator.
Anette said, Try to get an apart
ment on the same floor with US"
Casually the actress said, "Oh,
I'm not STAYING in town. It's too
hot. I'm taking a house in Con-
necticut. Wen rehearse there.
will have to stay at the inn"
of the girls disoujet she
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put down her crystal cocktail glass
on the tables blue top and paid nc
attention when it fell over ant
cracked. Don't" she repeated
try 10 send me away, not unles:
you intend to leave yourselt-ant
somehow" she added tauntingly
Il DOUBT if you'll be leaving town
James Lyndon did not answer
Almost Immediately he heard the
girl leaving. He took his unfinished
cocktail and walked out Oh the ter
race where he leaned against the
cement balustrade and looked down
over the Whirlieig city, wondering
briefly how many girls there were
il New York? Narrowing the mar
gin, how many beautiful ones. with
shining black hair and topaz eyes
and sweet smiles?
SWarmS, of course. Lois had been
right. She had been right, too,
when she told him he wanted only
one person. Perhaps If he had not
gone to Bermuda-but it was too
ridiculously late to think along
those lines. It was too late to think
about the girl at all, and yet he
was unable to do anything else.
And. exactly as his sister had
~prophesied, he did not intend to
leave New York. He caught a
glimpse Of his wristwatch and hur-
riedly swallowed the last of the
Martini. 1t was almost curtain
time.
Anette walked about the station.
waiting for the train that would
bring Larry and August from Chi
cago, and contrasted the pleasant
mood Of the sunshiny morning with
the absolute gloom Of that late
winter one when she had arrived
in New York to begin work for
Bradford and Seymour.
She glanced at her cleaning dia-
mond watch, incongruous in the
early daylight hours, and thought,
with a little mental smile, Still a
hlck, meeting the train with so
much time to spare" The news
stand enticed her. She bought a
theatrical magazine and a fashion
book. then selected a candy bar of
toasted pecans and caramel which
she un~wrapped. AS quickly she re-
folded It in its oiled paper and
showed it INTO her sophisticated
purse. What if Larry should arrive
and find her eating a five-cent
candy bar? And b~areheaded, Hur-
rledly she put on her large straw
hat that matched her pearl-button-
trimmed, yellow linen frock.
a few minutes later she moved
near the gates; the first few pas
senSers were Struggling through.
Before she actually saw them. she
August and Larry were COM
ing toward her, for there was an
additional furry and she could pick
out groups Of people that she know
were clustered about the famous
pair like clumps of trees about
bodies Of water. Both Larry and
possessed that magnetism,
that power of Turing people. even
when outside the theater.
AS a bystander expressed it.
Somebody that is somebody must
be comine!'
It was like a sudden deluee
Larry, all broad shoulders ana
broad smiles reaching for her.
kissing her, practically lifting her
INTO the air and knocking her new
hat to n side of her head
August, reaching over to plant a
clipped little lipstick smudee on
her check, then he,ding Katie and
me four blue-White Sealvhams aad
9orters, laden with hand IHaeoor .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-23
NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS

The National Association OF SECURITIES Dealers, Inc,
District No. II, published the following retail prices
based on quotations furnished 10 1t by certain dealers
as at 5 D M. March l9, 1871. The Association as
-tunes no responsibility for these prices as they are
only indicative of the general carr eat market.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-23

All things come TO him who zoe:
after them.
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Amer Yarn & Processing Com
Atlantic Coast Line Of Conn. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Seen at Detroit Club

MRS. FRANK KUHN
and Mrs. Archibald Me.
Kay and Mrs. Lloyd V. Bart
ley ...
Were spotted unChing al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Tony BiddIe
Called Anew
By Uncle Sam
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-Uncle
Sam has given junior Tony"
Drexel Biddle still another dip
lomatic chore.
Tony" who already was
United States ambassador TO the
Polish and Belgian governments
in exile in London. not TO men
ton Unified States minister TO
Norw The Netherlands,
Czecho-Slovakia and Yugoslavia.
has been made United States
minister TO the Greek govern
mcnt functioning in the British
metropolis.
And if YOU don't think the
Biddle hands are full these days
you don't know what con-
sCientious worker Tony" is.
One Just back from London
tells me he is at his desk IA
hours daily while Margaret Bid
die wonderful woman that she
is is about London from dawn
until the wee small hours. help
ing her husband make a success
of his numerous Jobs.
THERE ISN'T couple in all
London who enjoy wider popu-
larity with all classes. from King
George and Queen Elizabeth
down to the poor of the badly
bombed east end, than the Bid
dies.
And Margaret Biddle has
given generously Of her private
fortune TO help the poverty
stricken refugees Of the numer-
Gus countries her husband deals
with, automatically.
Both Tony and Margaret
spend any spare time they have
with linguistic tutors and in an
amazingly short time have mas
tered several foreign languages.
They feel they have a Job 10 do
and want TO do it to the best
of their ability.
YET, 7 CAN recall when GER
tam members of the worthless
American set" that thrived in
Paris in pre-war days criticized
tho BiddlcS. especially Margaret,
and insisted they were "dull"
and "dreary" Probably because
they gave the Ritz and Ncr-
SaillCS set a pointed brush off
Time always provides the an
SWer the old Paris Ritz and
Versailles set now is in New
York and Palm Beach playing
AT the social game and impatient
because the United Nations
aren't Cleaning up the Axis
in the presto manner. They are
contributing nothing-not even
courage-to our war-effort.
But-the Biddles are over
there doing herculean Job.
My pride in them is great
But my SCorn for the "SlaCkerS"
Of the old Paris Ritz and YER
sallleS set is greater,
MICHAEL ARLENS friends.
who are as numerous as his
readers and vice versa will
learn with regret that Mike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Miss Schneider TO Be Bride
Of John j. O'Brien Feb. 70
By JACk l.. OLIVER

MIR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN
+. WELTON recently caused d
supper party 10 take shape at
their Crosse lie home.
To this Soiree their invited
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Overesch,
Mr. and Mrs Arr Begole and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Parker. and
following the feast they showed
fascinating movies Of Mexico
and Guatemala.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
Il. BULL Of WcStmorcland drive
are leaving Friday for a months
stay in Florida, and during their
absence the Russell Bulls Will
take over their parents home.
THIS EVENING Beta Io,a
Chapter OF Beta Sigma Sorority
VIII celebrate their groups
fourth birthday with something
of q spread at We Pontchartrain
Vine Cellars
Miss Margaret Vert, the
chapters social chairman, has
been vigorously stirring up en-
tCrtaInmcnt and allows Miss
Mabel Celia Saunders Will read
= commemorative poem and that
II Is expected Miss La NanGe
Ne0 rhymStcr extraordinary,
VIII provoke much gTliSh mlrth
with her slated spill Of words.
\ dispatch from the sorority
includes the legend,
-Four years old My goodness
gracious!
Time does fly for those viva
ClouS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Present at Luncheon
7 CD pPESENT

ALSO PRESENT. e. at
yesterdays luncheon were
Hiram II. walker. Mrs.
Henry II. Hubbard Mrs. |.
A. Nenderlake. Mrs. Edwin
w. Baker. -.
Roderick p. Fraser -.
Mrs. Malcolm d. MacQueen
So. Mrs. Wright. .. and Mrs.
Eaton :. who is a new mem
Der Of the Michigan commit
tee.
Following the luncheon
"a short meeting was held
to make plans for the
annual meeting of the Michi-
gan committee which will
take place in March 80.
Representatives will at
tend from j acks SON..
Kalamazoo. Flint Grand
Rapids and Pontiac.
And Mr.. Eaton believes
go. that the Michigan COM
mittee shall have sent
1855, 900 in cash and vast
stores of clothing and supplies
to England =. by that date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

WITH TIE wedding of Miss
Katherine SCHNEIDER of Saginaw
and John J. O'Brien of Detroit
scheduled for + bruary rs,
thercl soon be a great trekklnG
upstate for the pre-nuptlal tctcs
and the Big Day itself.
The bride. daughter OF the
John SchmelzcrS Of Saginaw. has
asked Miss Mary Louise Hast
inGS To be her maid-of-honor and
Mrs. Carl II. Pl,.Scher and Mrs.
Benjamin 9. kcsScl TO be her
bridesmaids.
Mr.. O'Bricn, son of the Hon
orablc and Mrs Ernest a.
O'Brien of The Palms in East
jefferson avenue. VIII have Ern-
est Dee O'Brlon a. his best man
and Judge y al Fitzgerald,
Lincoln WurIcr and Palmer
Waiting TO seat the guests who
Will flock INTO Holy Family
Church for the ll:}O wedding
at which the Rev John b Iurp-
rcnant VIII ofriClalC
The reception viii be held al
the SChmclLcrs' Saginaw home
IN South Washington road after
which the Young couple VIII de
part for Florida
They'll be making their home
IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

is A patient in The New York
Hospital. suffering from a kid
ney allment that can become
quite serious
1t appears The ArIenS
mikes" wife IS the delightful
Countess Atlanta Ncrca1i of
other days departed last week
for Washington 10 spend a few
DAYS with the Albert DeWeyS
While there the internationally
celebrated author of Tho Green
Hat and other bc>t->cllcrs be-
came Ill and. with Atlanta, hur-
ried back 10 Manhattan. An
examination by his doctor re-
suited in Mike being ordered
TO the hospital, where he is re-
ported as resting easy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

the Detroit Club. Wednesday. and observed npping
Lafayette. later.
To catch the matinee . of La Conels Rose Burke
Incidentally after many years of wearing her hair
scked back straight the proverblal die.
Mrs BARLEY has taken TO pling 1t hiShup
Mrs B.. of the towns leading indefaugabes
won't have chance get away this winter what with
all her Red Cross and Goodwill and club activities
which she's interested -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Berrien Eaton Says Good-by at Luncheon

BERRIEN EATON who has done such magnificent
lob as chairman OF the British War Relief Society. has
resigned position the service of his country
He viii leave few days. to become captain in
the chemical warfare department.. of the United States
Army
yesterday he luncheon at the University Club
go to say good-by members of his old committee. and
greet the
Edward p. Wright. is the general chairman
Maurice Wood the executive vice chairman.
AND Mr. Wood will also head the new Crosse Pointe
branch it becomes reality.
John w Dregge of Grand Rapids and R. Spencer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Members Enthusiastic

RAGAN-LIDE MEMBERS are still enthusiastic about
the Afternoon they recently had when Mrs Kuhn thrc"
open her handsome home in Mckinley road &C..
Mrs. Donald f. Melville presided at the meeting
Mrs Mckay. recording secretary gave an inter.
osng report ....
Then the yvaoious Mrs. Charles A. Dean Jr....
hartman Of Day Rooms for the Army and Navy Rccrc
atom League Inc. and gave the RasanLldcrs
IN idea Of what must done them furnish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

daughter. Kathleen Mary Feb
ruary 9,
Mrs. Whitney was formerly
Nancy Warren
PHI DELTA PHI SORORITY
is giving a formal dinner party
al HuckS Inn, Saturday
Sub-dcb> and dates VIII be
Mile MullIgan and Leonard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

Poquc Fran Buehler and Frank
HIdehrand. Margc BlaScr and
Dick Bachy, Margaret Lever
and Jam Cameron Betty
SchWcltlcr and Bob Bucklezer,
Nlhc McCaulcy and Frank Cal
n-hcr. jean Dc>autelS and
George TIl'on, emmy Fox and
81 NNamanN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Combine Forces TO Make Purchases

50 NOW RaganLide no. - and Alser Post No. ST
combined forces buy the necessary furnishings
Day Room. which YOU must admit Is very COM
.lcuaabe indeed
Mrs Edward p. Hammond showed her marvellous
Of Mexico assisted by Mrs Henry Holt. as it's
lexco. winch members of Ri studying this year
AaC for hat Mrs. Kuhn TO it. that her
decor -ua coIurfW and bright and festalsh
possible with dsposa of red and pink blooms
and varicol0rcd ware &c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
h Nayf f:
Ell with
= I'D

4 VEppY imposing lis, of boxholders for the Allied
,lusic Festival Of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra to
, held in Masonic Temple February "A, 20 and Is.
Includes
Nh and Mrs Lee Anderson. Mr.. aud Mrs Wendell w.
Anderson Nh and Mrs Standsh Backus Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Scot, Barbour Mrs. Julian p. Bowen. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter o. Briggs ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

Bishop of Flint =. are also
newly appointed vice chair
men. -.
Pearson Wells. will
take Mr.. Wright's former
place las secretary -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
And Others Who Are Included in LIST

AND MOtE
Mrs Cornelius h Chapm. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dillman
Mrs William r. kaes Mrs. Anna Z. kresge Mrs.
julius H. laass Mrs. a. Ingerso Lewis Mrs Ruby
Bower Miller Dr. Mrs. Fred T. Murphy Mrs John
s NeWbcrly Mrs Jerome II. Remick. Col. and Mrs.
Sidney Walden Miss Marjorie Weber and her father
- oscar Weber M. and Mrs. Henry Ford Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Kanzlcr. and Miss Sarah NJ. Sheridan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Daughter Born
To Whitneys

FLUCTUATIONS TO Mr. and
Mrs. Paul r. Whitney of Town
send avenue on the birth of A
Moose Pass miner., 1942-01-30
N I N I N G
 s c H 0 0 L

A five weeks term of mining school op- ened in Moose Pass, Monday evening, Jan- uary 26. Gordon L. Picotte of the Univer- sity of Alas ska Ext en- si on Course depart uent is the instrue- t or in charge of the school.
 Regi for the t erm are Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lauh scher, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mrs. Roy Thurst on, Mrs. Ralph Reed, Miss prah Dee Clark, Bill Garden, E. L. Robbins, Marion and E1wood 6eater, Clyde Snith,Jr. !, Teddy, Marjorie, Evs- lyn and Helen Vs1anis.
Moose Pass miner., 1942-01-30

General McArthur and his troops of regulars are fight ing to hold Corregidor island i, shown above at the entrance to| Manila Bay. As long as Cor regidor remains in American hands, the Japanese can make little use of the wide waters of Manila Bay. and the captur- ed U. s. naval base at Cavits.
 Jap troops att empted to land off Batahgas but were thwarted after which an invas- ion in heavy force occurred at Atimona.
 There was also successful invasi on by the Japs in the San Fernando -Agoo-D Damortts sector of the LingaYan Gulf:
 Caro1e Lombard, her motherp Mrs. Elizabeth Peters and her publicity agent, Otto Winkler, were killed in a plane crash in the High Sierras while fly~ ing from Indianapolis to Holly wood Saturday, January IT..
 The star of motion pictures had spent 10 days selling us. defense bonds and during her trip had sold $2,l18 1000 worth .
 Sugar has been rationed. Each individual may buy but 12 ounces each week.
Moose Pass miner., 1942-01-30

The course includes lec- lures and demonstrations in mineral Identification with chemi calls and acids. The first week was devoted to historical and general geology; the second week is being devoted to ore deposits, mining equipment, minera1ogy; third and fourth weeks to mining in general; fifth week to explorations, devel opment and exp1oita- tion of placer and lode deposit. Mining law will ba the subject of the last lecture. A very interest ing and worth while five weeks for rthose who are taking the course.
 Clocks are to be turned back one hour next Monday. President Roosevelt says that clocks are to operate from Monday on . on "war- ttme."
 Melvyn Douglas, film atar, a Jew, has been made national director of the organi zation for civilian defense ocD)to succeed Mayor La Guardia of New York, who resigned as dt- rector recently.
Moose Pass miner., 1942-01-30
Moose Pass, Alaska January 30, l942

Nazi-designed r7 Japanese attaeke e have failed to ac- comp1i sh purpose. ha9Eaye Hard allied blows and U.S,war pro- \{ , duotion will shat = Aoa ter Axis control.
 Films reported N seeking peace with ! Russia.
 o1ongap
 Japan indorsed China Hitler 8 insane Sea plan for world conr quest a year ago, Correg1 believing that America and Russial would remain neu- tral in Far East. \
 7o,ooo pilots Ic to fly our new airl fleet is immediate need.
 Soviet surpri SC attack on Japs from four sectors is predicted.
 Fleeing Nazis in Russia are leaving typhus vict ime to infect pursuers.
 Chinese are fighting on 2,Oo0 mile front. Four million trained troops in action from Mongolia to Burma.
 Ban on cel1ophane used in packaging has been is- sued. Essential war ma- terials-chemic micals inc ludinI chlorine, phenol and gly- cerine are used in making ce11ophane.
 Beer spiked with shoe polish is Tceland's s liquor sub st flute.
 Mickey Rooney marries shy, blue -eyed N. Carolina girl, Miss Ava Gardner in Santa Barbara, Cal. He ie 21 she is 1e.
 Who remembers the o1d- fashi oned bil1-of flare you
 fCont inued hack pac,
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
Tami Maurielo denob a Hrman por decision
Lulu Costantino venci6 a Pedro Hernandez

New York, julio 24.-En ell
noveno asalto de la interesante
palea entire Tami Mauriello, ell
italiano del Bronx, Y Red Bur-
man, ell arbitro concedi6 la vic
toria al primero, por nocaut tee
rico.
Habian pasado 2 minutes Y 30
segundos del noveno, y Burman
no contestaba a los puhetazos de
Tami, cuando Ell referee" 10
que Ell pGblico no esperaba, puso
fin al match"
Sangraba ell "Rojo" de una he
rida en- la celia izquierda y sus
fuerzas parecion agotadas.
Gan6 el expatrocinado de Jack
Dempsey solo dos asaltos, ell Sc
gundo y ell tercerO, cuando alta
co violentamente por ell cuerpo.
Dos wees Tami Sc estremeci6
bOjo los golpes de su adversario,
en- el sagundo, pero despues re-
cuper6 terreno, devolviendo ell
castigo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24

todos MOODS, estoy a tus Or
denes.
-iAh, claro!-exclam6 ell
marques con sarcasmo inmen-
So; mo faltaba masl... iAhi
themes espadas, pistolas!... iEs
coge tn mismo ell arma que
Quieras!... 70 voy a lamar
por telefono a varios amigos,
para que vengan Immediate
mente. Y conste que no te per-
mitire salir de aqui.
-iNo te tomo en- cuenta
tus amenazas nj tus insultosi
Conozco mi deber.
II Nunca 10 has conocido!
Pero yo tie hare que 10 conoz-
cas-, aunque sea en- ell instante
de morir.
Dona Angeles gimi6, CO.
giendo a Pope por los brazos:
i Vamos, Pope, por Dios!..
i Calmate! l., ~ listed, Ota-
mendiI... lPor mi, pOr mi hi
La gaceta., 1942-07-24

Todos los demas asaltos fue-
ron ganados por ell nuevo fuerte
aspirante a la corona de Jose
Luis.
BESIDE que Tami invadiera las
filas del peso complete ha CANA
do nueve peleas, sin una sola dc
rrota. Ell mes que viene Sc bati-
ra con Lee Savold, ell "tigre ru-
bio" de Des Moines, estado de
Iowa.
Mike Jacobs lie ha ofrecido n
bout" con ell campe6n Joe Luis
al vencedor del combate Maurie
llo-Savold.
Lulu Constantine conquisto ell
derecho a pelear con ell campe6n
del peso de puma, Chalky
Wright, derrotando por puntos
q Pedro Hernandez, de Puerto
Rico
La pelea entire Lulu y Pedro
tuvo una duraci6n de II asaltos.
Hace un mes Hernandez de-
rroto al italiano, por decision.