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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Alsab-WhirIy Bel Race
May BE Their Last
BY JACK MAHON

NEW YORK, Oct. If you
folks will kindly stop alibing for
picking the Yankees TO win four
straight in the World Series and
lend an ear, we have a morsel Of
information that you might care
to digest. 1t looks very much, TO
these weary eyes, as If the two
most talked-about thoroughbreds
in the country are going TO meet
for the third-and maybe the last
time-out at Belmont Park Sat
urday.
We're talking, of course Of
Whirlaway, the Calumet Farms
all-time money winning champion,
and Alsab, Chicago's popular little
three-year-old champion.
There's a two and one-quarter-
mile affair called the New York
scheduled as the closing
day feature. there and the dis
lance, the $4,000 jackpot are just
right for the Calumet comet
was originally expected 10
start, but there was some doubt
about AlSab accepting the issue
so soon after his defeat in the
Jockey Club Gold Cup over the
same course last weekend.
Both colts have been racing
steadily and each has won a race
from the other. The Sab upset
who has now amassed a
fortune of S511,4S6, in the Nara
special a couple of weeks
ago, leading all the way in the
mile and three-sixteenthS test 10
score by a nose in one of the great
match races of all time.
Last Saturday Whirly trailed
the pace of the leader into the
stretch once more and under a
hard drive by jockey George
Woolf caught the Sab in the final
so yards TO win by about a short
length.
With the war catching up with
the racing game, and no more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Shapiro Upsets
Montgomery
Photo by Times stan Photographer

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Z ms
Make Shapiro of New York's
east side Wen an easy fe-round
decision last night over Bob Mont
gomery of Philadelphia.
Shapiro, who weighed 134A, had
no trouble with Montgomery, who
weighed 135. Montgomery was
his first appearance in the
ring since last August. when he
injured his left hand in winning
from Bobby Buffin in Madison
Square Garden.
In the seminal, Mike Belloise,
former featherweight champion
from New York, won an easy de-
cision over Johnny Forte of Phila-
dclphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Western Feared
In Prep Swim

Eyes TO Western" in its dual
meet with Northwestern will be
the order of the day when the
Metropolitan League swimming
season gets under way on seven
fronts tomorrow at a p. m.
Western led all entries TO the
wire i'm the city tank meet last
year, Highland Park tallying 10
points TO take second place.
Jerry Astourian and Bob Push
man head the list of the Cowboys
eight returning lettermen. Astour-
ian copied first place in the city
breast stroke finals and PuShman
swan second in the 200-yard free
style, besides counting on the med
ley relay team. The other letter
men are John Krygorski, Don Nc
Clellan. John Roberts. Stan Stock
ton, Leonard Niebrylski, Jack
MeroZ and Larry Pewitt.
Usually their strong point, Will
bur GunnerSon's boys will be de-
ficient in diving this year. The
trio that managed TO gain first,
second and seventh positions in the
finals last season all have gradu-
ated. Newcomer John Mathews
will handle the assignment-but,
according to Gunnerson, "he lacks
experience though we expect a
great deal from him after a little
seasoning"
The CaSs-Denby meet has been
cancelled because of the illness of
Don Cooper. Cass coach.
Thursdays meets are:
Chadsey at Cooley. Bedford at
Central, Mackenzie at Southwest
ern, Western at Northwestern,
Eastern at Southeastern. North
western at Northern and Highland
Park at Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Warns Spdrtdns|
Against Letdown

EAST LANSING, Oct. 7.-'LiIs
David was small, but oh N.Y."
preached Coach Charley Bachman
to the Michigan State football
squad today as it began prepara
tions for its "breather' with
Wayne University here Saturday.
Bachman warned that letdown
after last Saturdays heavy en-
counter against Michigan would
not stand the Spartans in good
stead.
wayne will be pointing for
us and it will take the best Of
our ability To trim n team like
that" Bachman told the grid
ders. "OvercOnfidence, especially
coupled with n letdown after tho
Michigan game, will be our most
dangerous enemy"
Wayne is the first of three
opponents on States schedule
which is playing freshmen this fall.
This makes judging the Tartar
strength a bit more difficult than
usual, Bachman pointed out.
AS the Spartans went back to
practice yesterday after a one-day
layoff, Bachman concentrated his
efforts on developing more speed
in the attack. There is strong
possibility that Morgan Gingrass.
slim junior, may take over the
starting fullback job, now that he
has shaken off a leg injury.
While the quarterback job was
handed 10 Bob Citing. sophomore
from Flint, il remains TO be seen
whether he can keep IL from Glenn
Johnson or Bill Milliken, a pair
of veterans.
Many of the untried sophomoreS
will have an opportunity for action
Saturday, Bachman indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Hoosier' S Defense
Gets Long Polishing

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct.
QNS).-DefenSive strategy against
Nebraska plays was stressed by
Coach 30 McMillin today as he
sent his Indiana HoosierS through
a long drill on tackling, blocking
and pass defense. The Hoosiers
movies of the Ohio State
game yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
A. |. Head Gives
Cardinals a Nod

CHICAGO. Oct. Z GNS).-Will
Harridge, American League presi-
dent, was back home in Chicago
today, singing the praises of the
new world champion st. Louis
Cardinals of the National League.
"ThOse Cardinals are fine
bunch of boys" Harridge said.
"What impressed me most was
the way they went about their
work, nothing dlsmayed them.
IL there has been anything in
the story that other opponents
had stood In awe OF the Yankees,
certainly the Cardinals did not.
In this series, the Yankees just
weren't good enough for them,
and that's all there was 20 it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
COSTLY HOMER
WRIGHT TO Meet Pep

NEW YORK. oct. 7 OUP).-
Chalky Wright of Los Angeles will
make third defense of his feath-
erweight title when he meets
Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn, on
Nov. 20 in a 15-round bout at
Madison Square Garden, promoter
Mike Jacobs announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Fiqh+ Results
Bs United Press

NEW YORK-Vin Rosssno, 1872 New
York. outpointed Bill Mcdowell, l59. Dallas
Tex 81; Dave Field. 1js. New York, out
poutcd Fred Graham, 1884, New
YORK (6).
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.-Pete Kennedy.
1i5ia. New York. outpointed Joe AEosta.
las. New York 60; Charley Perkins. III g..
New York, drew with Mike Lewis. las.
Pa. 90.
PHILADELPHIA-M Shapiro. 13iI.
New York, outpointed Bob Montgomery,
1875. Philadelphia O0).
Los ANGELES Flores, 1919 IT,
iuaua, Mexico. decisioncd Torpedo Reed,
1871. Los Angeles cos Vincent Villavicencio.
l5s, Tijuana, knockedout Jimmy Smith,
las, Los Angeles go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
PawIowski MAY
Get Call at Guard

CHAMP IGN. Ill. Oct. z
(INS). - Joe Pawlowski, senior,
was named today as a probable
starter at left guard for Illinois
in the homecoming game against
Minnesota Saturday. Coach Ray
Eliot said Pawlowski would re-
place Bob Wilson who is i'll with
tho NHu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
TRIPLE FOR SECOND

The closest the United States
could offer to that was a three
horse dead heat for second at
Thistle Down, Aug. IL. 1889. when
Ajaygee, Carlade and Brown Cor
ner finished a nose behind Odessa
Plucky in what was almost a
four-horse dead heat
But this race at Detroit was
almost a five horse dead heat
Five horses came down the stretch
nose and nose in roman chariot
race finish. AT the wire the fourth
horse, Mack's Gem, was beaten
only a head for all of il and still
his hackers didn't get cent
Southern Jane. which looked like
a money horse TO many, was an
other nose back in fifth place.
The decision met with the APP
proval of the fans-but some OBJ
jected 10 the payoffs not under
standing the first place pool now
had TO be split three ways instead
of going 10 the hackers OF one
horse. Sabra's hackers received
$3.50. $3.50 and $3.50 across the
board. Cutloose paid Sl4.20. S10S0
and $500 while Queen Echo paid
S12.40, $500 and $40.
SPLIT PURSE
First. second and third money
in the 81 100 purse was also split
three ways, Grissom and Sherman,
Sabra's owners; c. a. Omen Jr.
Cutloose's owner and y. Gonzalez.
owner Of Queen Echo, each re-
ceived $3.50 instead Of the $500
which would have been his had his
horse finished in front alone. Joe
Baumbach, owner Of MaCkS Gem,
too $50 as fourth money
In addition 10 figuring IN one
OF the most unusual turf occur
rences in decades. the thre O
jockeys. Milligan. Cafiarella and
Harrell. each drew the winning
Jockeys fee Of S35. instead Of two
Of them getting the losing riders
SO fee.
Everything about the race was
unusual but the time and the class
OF the horses. The race was run
in 1:l6 3-5 by the three winners
each OF which was- entered 10 be
claimed for $1,000
II will take an expert Stats
tician and aStrologer 10 figure
when such an event viii take
place al the Detroit track again.
IL was the first IN 10 seasons OF
racing at Detroit during which
time 1850 fields have raced 10 the
wire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Wise Decision

Craig Wood, 40-year-old golfer,
who holds the United States and
Canadian open championships,
changed his swing completely five
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
A Brainy Student

Sol Marone, last years Manhat-
tan College football captain, and
now freshman line coach, was an
honor student for four years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Lou Wood Pilot
Certain He Can
Set Back Hayes
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Lou Woods has been spelling for
a fight with Charley HAYES ever
since the Fcrndalo midGlcWoight
left the amateur ranks with a
record more brilliant than that OF
Joe Louis.
But Al Dcnapoh Lou'S manager,
has SHE'D away from the match
until now, not sure that he should
risk the prospects Of tho undo
feated yeuHfSter against the
proven poiSe and ability of Hayes.
What made him change his
mind?
"Well. 7 worked In the corner
with Jackie Hill when he fought
Hayes here on the Bob Pastor
show. Hill STAYED the distance
with him. and from what
learned then I'm convinced
Woods not only can stay the dis
lance but beat Hayes" says
DeNanOl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Golfng Prodigy

Francis Ouimet, one of/golfs
immortals, caddied at the age OF
9 and was breaking so when he
was 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

special trains operating to the
beautiful Long Island course, it is
by no means impossible that
Saturday will see the last meet
ing of these two very popular
thoroughbredS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07


When il is looked back on, the
1912 series will be regarded as a
humping enough upset, but the
upset of upScts will remain the
1914 Braves Athletics series.
Mrs. Joe Mccarthy, her Irish up.
saying:
"Sure. we lost. But just
match Joe's record. just match
il"
DiMag on Gordon, Poor Joe
tried too hard. Sud @ n
thought: The outcome of the
series makes the Dodgers look
pretty good. We asked Joe
'Cronin If he thought the Red Sox
could have done better against
the Cards than did the Yanks.
81 don't see how" honest Joe
said. "After all, the Yanks beat
us by nine games this season.
even II we did win eight of the
last 10 games we played against
them"
One Of the first things Billy
Southworth got out of the series
was a swat on the face. Imme-
diately after the final game a
sailor took a swing at him, trying
TO capture his baseball cap as a
and succeeded only in
clouting the pilot. The trans
fer of the series to the supposedly
strange confines of Yankee Sta
.dlum-which most Of them had
never seen-helped the Cards more
than it hurt them.
LOTS OF ROOM
The huge stadium outfeld en-
abled those deer-like Cardinal out
felders TO back up and claw down
what would have been at least 10
home runs, triples or doubles in
st. Louis.
An embarrassing thing happened
TO reporter friend of Gordon
and to GerdeH-Fieht- after the
game. The reporter, who has al
ways called Gordon by the most
affectionately profane names you
ever heard, and vice versa. went
to the dressing room before the
end of the game.
He didn't know Gordon had
reached his utter nadir by being
picked of base near the end of
the game so when Joe walked
into the clubhouse, the picture Of
detection, the reporter cursed him
nightly. as always.
Joe Just looked back at him and
said. II rate that" and il was
only then that the reporter dis
covered that what had long been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Trip|eDedd Heal
First in B Years

Continued from First Sport Page
in recent years The records show
a triple dead heat was run al Will
low Park. Victoria, B. c., Sept.
q. 1910, between the horses Mar
iorie Daw. My Debut and Saucy
Maid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
REALIZES AMBITION

So Woods's ambition VIII be
realized Friday night al Olympia
when they meet IN a l0-round
bout, the first main event for each
fighter and the first time either
has attempted the l0-round dis
lance.
The match is co-featurcd with
another 10-rounder involving
Jimmy Edgar and Saverio Turiollo
veteran New York wclterweight
Turiello replaces Tony Motisi, who
was forced 10 withdraw because Of
a cut eye received IN winning from
Tito Taylor a week ago
This Turiello probably will
make a better fight than Motisi
would have" Edgar said yester-
day following his workout at
Brewster Center.
1--WE seen him work out at
Stiiiman's gym I'm New York and
he's a rough, tough fighter who
always keeps coming. You can't
relax against him for minute"
REVEALS CARD
Hill, the Chicago middleweight
who made the Hayes-Woods match
possible, will meet Harold Hazlett
of Beaver Falls, Pa, in six
rounder, Matchmaker Nick Londes
said today in announcing the sup
porting card.
Hazlett revealed great poten-
tialities in winning a close decision
from Buster Peaks on the last
card. Peaks is matched with Jack
Robinson of Chicago in another
six-rounder.
Three four-rounders complete
the card. Pete Meade. Grand Rap
ids welterweight managed by Yves
Ramey. tests Eddie Sargent of
Owen Sound, Ont. John Cacio OF
Grand Rapids will clash with Mike
Stefanski. local light heavyweight
stepping out of the amateurs for
the first time. Johnny Statute will
make his first professional start
against Pete Boles in a lightweight
match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

man y WOUNDS,
FIRST WARM WORDS
Hans Lobert, manager Of the
Pills, congratulated Southworth
after the show.
"We'rc grateful to your fell
lows" Billy said. "You sharpened
us up for this series" That must
be the only compliment paid the
PhilS in years. The $6.l92.50
BeaZley made out of the series
was about twice as much as the
Cards saw fit to pay him all
season
Joe DiMaggio stayed in New
York all last winter, but this time
he's going back to San Francisco.
Judge Lands is such a severely
fragile and testy old boy that the
very thought of touching him Is
beyond our capacity.
The celebrating Cards grabbed
him roughly when he came into
their dressing room TO Congratu-
late them and hoiStcd him upon
llltlI SllOuiuClS. Ills bdlit Cu lldl
aSkew, the Judge roared with
laughter and enjoyed every minute
of the horseplay.
COSTLY HOMER
This was the twelfth million
dollar series and the thir-
teenth one decided in five games.
Kurowski'S home run cost USO
S150,000. for the charity would
have taken the entire gate of the
sixth game. Hope he'll remember
that when he drops by the can
teen sometime and it is fresh out
of doughnutS.
l picked the YankS TO win the
series in seven games. That's the
closest I've come to a winner in
years of sports Pfe6noStieating,
Now that I'm out of my slump,
bring on those football gueSses!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Last Roundup
1914 Series Still Biggest Upset; Transfer Of AZ
Classic to New York's Stadium Hell ped Cards
BY BOB CONSIDINE

Writer
YORK Oct. T. asta friendly sautation had becon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
FIRST WARM WORDS

the eruellest kind ct salt in
mans wounds.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
La BOdG de MajlaHG
Los c-ongratulamos.

La bOGQ 0e Mu1lQHU
Para las tres de la tarde de
manana Domingo estan senala-
do los esponsales de la atractiva
senorita Floralia Prieto y ell a.
preciado joven joe Tambozzo.
La ceremonial nupcial tendra
lugar en- la Iglesia Metodista
San Marcos, situada en- la a.
venida Doce y Gale Dieciseis.
La joven novia es hija de los
esposos Hilario y Juana PrietO,
ell novio 10 es de los espoSOs
Marcelo Tambozzo.
Despu5s de la ceremonial, a
los nuevos espoSos Sc les ofre-
cera una reception en- los salo-
mes de los Knights of Phythias,
en- las GALES S~parkman y Talia-
terro.
Los esposos Tamibozzo esta-
blaceran su Residential en- ell
2103 de la Gale DiesiochO.
Ell Cronista les desea eterna
telicidad.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

que paSa a trav6s de los dos pos
ties V ell Unite de- iuego. In b.
la sera de caucho endu"eejio,
midiendo 0076 metros lie ala
metro Y OOPS de a>Desor. No
ey~cdera &c l75 CRANES :, "'.
so. La crosse. ell sick o el palo
Sera la cana3ieuSe, no aXce3i2n-
do de 0.07 metros en- ninguna
de sus parties y de l.75 metros
de punta a punta en- Inca rec
ia. FL largo de la hoja no exec
dera de 0.32 metros.
FL juego comprende dos ITEM
pos de a veinte minutes, cam
Ibiando los equipos de campo EN-
cada uno de ellos. Cana ell que
Ihaya hecho mas numeros de tan
tos. Sc prorrogan los encuen-
tros, en- casos de empate, tpor
dos tempo de a cinco minutes,
con un descanso de otros cinco.
Ell arbitro dirigira Ell encuen-
tro, Y sus decisiones son inape-
tables.
Comienza ell juego al arroJar
ell arbitro la bola entire los pa
los de dos ~jugadores colocados
en- ell centric de la pista, siendo
necesario que la bola toque ell
hielo. No sc permite levantar
el palo por encima de los hom-
bros. La bOla puede ser deteni-
da con la mano, pero no lleva-
da, nj retenida, nj lanzada por
ninguna parte del cuerpo.
Los suecos, ingleses, nortea-
mericanos y franceses son los
msjores jugadores.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31

(poR MARIO RoDRlGuL!

Ell WeiNer Roast
dc los ASturidnos
Mucho Sc 5ivieu,ieron en- La
ncche del pasado jueves los com
ponentes de las Sacciones de
Damas y Recreo del Centric AS
turiano. con ell Weiner Roast
que esta Ultima ofreci6 a la pri
mera.
TOdos p~artieron en- grupo del
frente del edificio social, a las
siete Y media de la noche. A ESQ
de las ocho Y cuarto va Sc encon
traban en- las posesiones cam
pestres del Comisionado, Sr.
Nick c. Nuccio, lugar escogido
para la celebration.
ActO seguido Sc preparan las
hcgueras donde mas tarde fue-
ron asadas al fuego las sa6ro-
Sas Salohichas.
Sc bail6 en- la glorieta y Sc
hicieron juegos de salon.
Ell regreso Sc inici6 tarde en-
la noche.
Los congratulamos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
Cabaret Popular

Cabaret Popular
En- la manana de hoy recibi-
mos la vista del joven Amado
Valdes, Vice Secretario de la
Secci6n de Beneficencia de Ell
iBien Publico. para infOrmar-
nos que la fecha cocedida a ellos
para su Cabaret Popular, en- los
salones de la sociedad Italia,
es la del primer sabado del mes
de Mario.
Las orquestas Don Francisco
Y La Tropical tendr&n a su car
go la parte bailable.
El que desee comprar mesas
para este festival, podra adj
q~uirirlas en- la Secretaria de la
sociedad.
SeguiremOs infOrmando.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
GOT
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got = date with the girl friend. o.
q business appointment, play smart and taka
the proper precautiop to sec that your breAeh
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After all, moth.
ing Ia 30 inexcusable and 80 offensive as
neglec1sd case Of halitosis chad breathl. Be
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Llsterine Antiseptc.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweet err, purcr, lesa likely TO offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. cay some authorities, are
due TO the fermentation OF tiny food particles
In the mouth. although some cases may be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Listerine Antisoptic works
wonders because Il first hRlts the fermonSa-
ton and then ov0rcomea the odors Il causes.
Don't forget 90 use Il. TtS the first aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIc
ITO Make Your Breath SuOsstsr
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
Triste nuevd

En- la plentiful de su juven-
tud dej6 de existir en- la madru
gada de aver, en- I'm Hospital de
Jacksonville, una apreciada a :
miguita nuestra, Margarita Es-
tevez de Caruso,. hija de mis- a
p~reciados amigos esposos Oc-
tavio y Rosina Est6vez, reSiden
ties de la Oncena avenida y Gale
Ounce.
Ell cadaver ha sido traslada-
do a eSta ciudad, Y ell entierro
Sc efectuara en- Ia tarde de hoy.
Deja la desaparecida a sus pa
dres, Octavio y Rosina Estevez;
su esposo, Sr. Claudio CarusO;
una hermana, Sra. Cusa BARGE
10 y un sobrino.
Con estas lineas queremos ha-
Ger llegar a sus deudos nuestra
mas sentida condolencia, a la
vez que rezamos una plegaria
por su eterno descanso.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
Ell Hockey

FL deporte conoci3o por Ho-
ckey. uno de los predilectos de
Is irgleSeS. eS una variante del
IfuubOl. Dos equipOS de siete jul
IFadores Sc enfrentan en- luch2
para conSeguir hacer un goal
La primera i esencial condi-
ci6n del jugador es la de ser un
gran patinador sin este no ju-
CARA bien.
ILuego sc requiere ser un
gran "driblador" para esquivar
Las eritradas del jugador con-
trario y ser habilidoso en- ell ma
nejo del Stick, con ell que ha
de empujar la bola para, o sal
vando al adversario llegar ante
la meta contraria, o pasarla al
compaiiero cuando Sc yea i'm
posibilitado de realizar un Sc
guro avance. Juego de conjun-
ito, su interes estriba en- la con-
sistencia, La velOcidad, la escue-
Ia Y, sobre TODD, la discipline de
los jugadores. Como en- ell fut-
biol, existe ell ataque y la defen-
sa; V, como en- ell, Sc efect1an
las carreras alocadas, las eSca-
padas, las paradas y las caidas.
Estas abundan, con ell consi-
guiente regocijo del que las we
y no las padece, que no es igual.
Las PARTICIPATES reglas del jue-
go son:
FL terreno debe tener como
maximas dimensiones Glen me
|tros de largo por so de ancho.
Las porterias Sc colocan en-
Ell centric de los exj,remOd del
campo Y Sc indican con dos pos
ties Nerticales de 1.20, distantes
uno de otro 1856 metros. Una
red de igual altura y anchura
v de fondo, como minimo, de
'O.5O envuelve los postes. Sc re-
serva un espacio de 1.25 a dos
metros por detras de la Inca
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
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refunded. Don't sutiA. Ask your druggist today
for NURlTO ON this guarantee. (T.N.C.)
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
Enfema

Enferma
BESIDE la tarde de aver guar
da CANA en- su domicilio, 1914
de la Trece ayenida, la Sra. Ali
cia Rodriguez, espoSa del i0ven
TcmaS, Rodriguez, jr.
FL NAL que la aqueja es un
fuerte ataqua grippal. La asiste
ell DR.. Raul Rogue.
I'm pronto V total reStableci-
miento lie deseamoS.
La gaceta., 1942-01-31
En- eL TeatrO CdScinO

Comenzando ell lunes y conti-
nuando has.a ell MidncOles sc
exhibira en- ell teatro Casino Ia
bonita pelicula, hablada en- es-
panol, "Orquesta de Senoritas"
con Mini Marshall y otras cele-
.bridades del teatro Hispano.
Complata ell programme me
xico's Spitfire Baby, con Lupe
Velez.