davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-03-08

barns-Porter says the red barns re-
mind him of his mothers farm at
Peru, Ind. There is also an ebony
head Of a Negro by the Danish
sculptress, Nina Saemundson.
He has a duplicate library OF his
records in Williamstown, and paint
ings there as we'll, 50 that he Is
never out of touch with art works
or recorded music.
He keeps cats in his Williamstown
place and Is especially fond of a
black male Persian, named J. j., for
j. J. Shubert.
Porter never plays a song or puts
it down on paper until he has fin
ished it in his head. He wrote Miss
Otis Regrets" back in 1884 at party
and intended it as burlesque Of
all hillbilly songs. 1t was an i'm
mediate hit. His friends have re-
ported to him that the song, rem
dered in straight fashion, is ex-
tremely popular today in Hungary
and the Scandinavian countries,
where it is regarded as typically
American.
First Picks a Title.
Porter writes some songs over
night Others take him a week.
The usual movie show has only six
songs, but a Broadway musical
show usually runs to Is and requires
about two and a half months work
on lyrics and music. He always
works from the script or a synopsis
and has averaged a show a year
since 1927.
His current Broadway hit. with
Evening star., 1942-03-08


Guinan's $500 club shows.
The Stage Door Canteen's success
also should put down forever that
consistent rumor that theatrical peo-
pie aren't practical. Jane Cowl and
Selena Royle, both stars, are chair
men, and Lee Shubert contributed
the little club rent free. Famed art
lists painted murals on the walls. The
various actors. playwights, mu-
sicians, scenic designers, stage hands
and other unions dropped their sew
eral labor Quarrels about turisdic-
ton, etc., to do work on this club.
Everybody Worked.
Along with the noted paints on
the walls there was an heroic anony-
nous workman who came in to fix
free Of charge the giant kitchen
range which has been rusting away
for years since the little club, was
closed as one OF the prime night
spots Of Broadway. He just scrapej
the rust, started the range working
to cook food for the soldiers, smiled
and left.
Everybody worked and, now nm
ished. the club is a wonder to behold.
Gertrude Lawrence, Miss Cowl, Bea
Vain, Mary Jane Walsh, Todd Dun
can, Danny Kaye, Joe E. Lewis and
scores Of others came in since to
make laughs between dances for the
guests. There was an indication IN
the applause that the troops making
up our Army are sentimental, for
where there was tremendous ap-
plause for Miss Lawrence's singing
Of her current hit song, Jenny" in
Lady in the Dark" there was equal
applause for the singing Of such an
old favorite as Pack Up Your Trou-
bles" or the more modern Roll Out
the Barrel" Various college songs
also won acclaim and several of
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Film Completed

They Flew Alone" Aim drama
based on the careers of the flying
Mollisons, with Anna Neagle and
Robert Newton in starring roles, has
been completed in England for
R-K-O Radio by Producer-Director
Herbert Wilcox and is now in course
of editing.
Miss Neagle and Mr.. Wilcox, on
completion of the editing work on
They Flew Alone" will leave Lon
don for Canada with a print to ar
range gala performances Of the pic
ture throughout the Dominion.
While in Canada the star and
producer-director will also 1nau-
gurate a series Of personal appear
ances in the principal cities in aid
of the Royal Canadian Air Force
Cadet League.
In They Flew Alone" Miss Neagle
will portray Amy johnson and New
ton will have the part Of jim Mol
Ison.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
His Wife Knows His
Calling All Right
Wide World News.

HOLLYWOOD.
Virgil Summers knows just what
that old gag about prophet being
without honor at home means.
Director Alfred Hitchcock asked
the handsome 26-year-o old prop man
to take bit part in "Saboteur."
Hes a natural" exclaimed
Hitchcock, after the filming, to
Mrs. Summers, who chanced to be
present. Hell 60 long way as an
actor"
Mrs. Summers proud smile van
ished. She hesitated to contradict
the great Hitchcock. Then she got
up courage to state emphatically:
GAS an actor, Mr. Hitchcock, Vir-
gils the greatest prop man in the
business. hope this doesn't put no
tions in his head"
Hitchcock was amazed.
"As a head grip" she enlght-
ened, Virgil makes Silt a week.
I know a lot of actors who don't eat
very often between pictures"
Evening star., 1942-03-08

quickly let them know they didn't
want that. Since that beginning
there has been more OF "Chatta-
nooga Choo Choo' and good, nutrl-
tious sandwiches to 60 with the
famed actresses who are acting as
hostesses. There hasn't been so
much idle talk. q delight to the men
and q novelty to the actresses.
1t Is, II you are in uniform, the
Evening star., 1942-03-08
On This, They Cooperate
Theater Folk Open Stage Door
Canteen for Service Men
By Mark Barron,
Wide World News.


The most exciting hit show Broadway that
This the Stage Door Canteen operated erstwhe night
with such lineup entertainment that the only attraction
that could have its glamour those Wall Street boom
Evening star., 1942-03-08

most entertaining and most fun"
show on Broadway. If you are IN
civilian clothes, the only admittance
is to enlist.
Evening star., 1942-07-21
Deaths Reported

Henrietta NJ Reeves. 81, 222s Q st. nv.
EesnoT N 4: shea So; So sgo4 80. 10th st; nv,
Enan. Enn. .4e4. Xst'sr IS 1s isSS 81 St t. ~ nv
Charles Wright. ., 1898 st: sc.
HsrfSs AsrfE addson % s5eo Ssd st md
Anne McDonough. 70 wheeling, W. Va.
Theresa F. Mcdonald, IS, 1ol7 oeth
Mary 4. rsrauhas,. So, 1912 ss2a st. NV.
Thomas Laura. So. 1ol E st. NV.
Anstoteis K. Mitsou, 40 e04 Pennsylvania
Eric {. Peters. %, l1ol Euclid st. NV.
Pest Tss1t s rurfe Hofton 81 ccors sseh w "
infant Kanes, 5s63 chevy Chase parkway
Dave Walker, g, 1895 Girsrd st. NV.
Ey s's Sevsom som a as, 16e a1o SIN ssh St. st. M. nv
Ella Bali. SO, 12s c st. sv, " H.
s' rors roWe %in a. 02 s!s ZIG Geora. oa st. .1,
Nsrcissie Phillips, "a, is Florida ave. ne
Infant Infant Battle Ps1,e not rS4 ssssed rittId.
Infant Brown, 1891 1lth st. NV,
Infant Stewart, 5o49 Lee st. ne.
1nfsnt nfsnt ss55s; ssooks 1tss esa 2 St. St m,
Infant William johnson, 4s6 Locust court
Edith Hesld, 7s, Washington HON. tor
william 4 seinert. 80. 1888 Clay st. ne.
John o'Kum, 50, United States soldiers'
Frank Psulus, 4e, Baltimore. Nd.
Annie L. Purnell, IS, 2146 Wisconsin ave.
hmm. l9sn, GsFsld9s Ge Kg ys5f sso ls
Albert Newton, %, 21S b, St su,
Evening star., 1942-07-21
Fotitch Voices Faith
In Collective Security
OF United Nations
YueosIov Minister Says
Peace Must Bring End
To Intrieues, Plots

Confidence in the ability OF the
United Nations to provide a system
of collective security for the post
war world was expressed last night
by Constantin Fotitch, Yugoslav
Minister to the United States, in an
address before the Institute on
World Problems at American Uni
versity.
The United Nations OF today will
be the nucleus Of this organization
of future peace which will assure
to the peoples the four freedoms ex-
pressed so eloquently by President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill in the joint declarat ton OF
the Atlantic Charter and subse-
quently in their declaration of jan
uary this year" Mr.. Fotitch de-
clared
Faith in Liberation.
The Yugoslav diplomat indicated
his faith in the final liberation of
the Balkans from Axis domination.
1T must be liberation not only
from the Germans and the Italians,
he said, "but from all their hidden
intrigues, plots and Vaccinations.
Once the Axis impulses and in
trigues are exterminated. the Bal
kan peoples will purge themselves
of all those groups of corrupt poll
ticians who have betrayed the best
interests of their countries. They
will start life of collaboration and
confidence among themselves"
Cites Long Struggle.
Mr.. Fotitch reviewed the CEN
turies-old struggle of his people
against tyranny, eliminating in the
heroic resistance today of Draza
Mihajlovic's guerrillas against the
Axis invaders. Liberation OF his
people from the Axis yoke, he said,
would take place when the other
Balkan nations understand the i'm
portance Of fighting the Axis powers
even without arms and help"
The institute, a five-week course
for students of international affairs.
is being conducted at the univer-
sity under the direction OF the
World Federation of Education AS
sociations.
Evening star., 1942-07-21
Births Reported

Gharlss and Gladys Arnold, sirl
William and Marie Blake, girl.
william and Linnie Branch. boy.
Josepn and Esther Coppeck boy.
Charles and Thelms pnEler, girl.
Vernon and Ethel Doyle, boy
Howard and Sophia Duley, boy.
William ana Charclie Durham, boy.
Carr and Josephine Evans, Eirl.
Jack and Hilds Ferber, girl
Maurice and Catherine Fitzgersld boy.
isaac and Helen Forbes, boy
Louis and Vera Gregory, girl.
walter and EuEenia Hatcher. boy.
Leonard and Edna Heicher. boy.
Harold and Charlotte Hill bov
Thomas and Marsaret Hoover bo1
Danltl snd Mary Hudspeth, boy.
Paul md Lnrraln. Leverone boy
Maurice sn6 Nsthlie Leviran, boy
Hiram and Inc Lewis, girl
Charles and Fife LoWay, girl.
Klns and Martha Mlner, girl.
Cecil and Ore Nor girl.
William and Dorothy McK.nney, girl
George and Frances Ober, boy.
Lawrence and Mary O'Connor. sirl.
John and Mary diversion, girl.
Jean and Phyllis Physics bov
Kenneth ana Mary Ramey. boy
Constantine and Psnogtoutsa Rateallces
boy
John and Antoinette sessa, girl.
joseph and Roberta Urso. boy
Ro5ert and MaTy Alexander. sill sirl.
Robert ard Clara Davis, girl
Robert and Jessie Garner, slrl.
Guy and Margaret Hunt, girl
Walter snd Dorothy Jones, boy.
Virgil and Elaine Nixson, sirl
Horace and Laura Taylor, girl.
Samuel and Edith Weaver. glrl.
Evening star., 1942-07-21
Friendship House Asks
Servicemen to Fetes

Servicemen and defense workers
seeking entertainment in the Dis
trict are invited to the gatherings at
Friendship House, 6l9 D st. Sc,
every Wednesday and Friday be-
tween 8 and IL pm, it was an
nounced today.
Entertainment features include
ping-pong, badminton, singing and
dancing
Evening star., 1942-07-21
War Department Clerk
Is Granted Divorce

A divorce was granted yesterday
at Reno, New, to Keith A. Frese-
man, clerk in the quartermaster
generals Office, War Department,
from Mrs. Phyllis B. Freseman. 4124
Edlnunds street NV, private
secretary at the Aeronautical Cham
ber of Commerce of America, Inc.
They were married at Occur
D'Alene, Idaho, in April, 1885, and
have one child.
Evening star., 1942-07-21
SuInzur Sees Nuzi Envoy

LISBON, July 81 (P).-Premier
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar con-
ferred yesterday with the German
Minister to Portugal, who is sched-
uled to leave for Berlin today.
Evening star., 1942-07-21

NOTE THE BOX SPRING the other half Of this
comfort team Perfect twin to the "Dreomseep mattress.
Match them cotton domosk in striped cotton
ticking in blue and orange and beige ondton in single,
double and three quorte sizes. For absolute comfort
recommend this Dreonseep Box Spring the perfect &C.
compartment to the Dreorseep rottress 1888 each
Matresse,-Fowth Fioo,-Ths HeeA Co.
Evening star., 1942-07-21

NOTE THE PRICE :. sweet and low you won't
lose wink Of sleep it. Now you War Brides needn't
put with second best bedding when you into your
brond-new house Now you War Workers afford the
roess that will offod the Deep sweet sleep simply
have keep you the pink" It's only Y 90 and
for that dream Of famous Simmons "Dreon
sleep which takes price only during Half Yearly
Sole Of Furniture and Homewoes
Evening star., 1942-07-21

Look at this trio Of nationally
famous baby cribs-eoeh one
taking substantial price cut
during our Half Yearly Sole!
They're cribs thot American
mothers have relied on for
years cribs that have be-
come q byword for quality in
the infant world. You have
your choice Of Edison, Stork-
line and oem-eoch Of which
may be had in maple or wax
birch finished hardwood.
fisfs~h Furniture. Second Floor,
TAs Heekt CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Cotton Futures Up
20 10 35Cents al
Session sCIose
Aggressive Demand
From Mills BoIsters
New York Market
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Cotton fu-
lures closed 20 to IS cents a bale
higher today. Prices generally were
firm throughout the short session.
Hedge selling was light and val
ues advanced on aggressive demand
from mills which were fixing prices
against spot cotton. Closing levels
were at or near the tops for the
trading period.
There was further switching from
the December position into later
months by commission houses, while
shippers transferred hedges to later
months and absorbed liquidation in
the spot position.
The range IF futures follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
CURB SUMMARY.

A selected list Of active Stocks on
the N. Y. Curb Exchange, showinf1
the high, low and closing price4
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
BOND SUMMARY

A selected list of active Bonds on
the N. Y. Stock Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

Spot cotton closed steady, 40 cents bale
hiener. Sales. 3,4S0. Low middling,
1915: middling, 1901; good middling
1916. Receipts 3,133: Stock, 2s0,ssS.
cotton today at 10 designated Southern
spot markets was 20 cents higher at 10 IL
cents pound.
a Asked. Bid Nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81 R,.-Cotton
futures advanced here today on trade
buying, week END short covering and bet
ter war news. Closing prices were steady
35 to As cents bale higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

Rates Of dividendS IN the foYsgoing tabls
quarterly or semi-ennuai 4eoiaSstion. On.
less otherwise noted, special q extra div.
idenSs x, css not ineindsd. II dividsnd.
or stock. . Declared or paid % far this
yesr. PAYABLE In stock. 8 Paid last year.
lated dividends rtid or declared this year.
wv With wafrantA Nv without warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ending Soturdav, Oct. 81, l91

tQuotatiens Furnished By the Associated freoy
1912 Stock and Sales- Net
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

ron, como dos esposos que hubie
ran estado largo tempo ausen-
ties, como dos hermanos que sc
encuentran tras un gran peli-
gro.
En- seguida, el director del
circo, que aparecia un tanto e.
mcdonald, a pesar de su gran
dominic sobre ST mismo, murmu
no, en- voz baja, en- russo:
-Llevame en- seguida a un 81
ito donde pueda escribir una
carta.
Ven para aca-repuso Ifka
tambien en- su idioma natal.
Vclvieron a la sala de iectura,
Idonde habia varios pupitres.
Dimitri Sc sent6 ante uno, CO.
gi6 un plieguecillo de papel, 10
por cerca del membrete, lie
cort6 luego una tira de papel en-
que iban las senas del estabGeci-
.iento, y cuandO hubo Quedado
solo una hoja cOmpletamente
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

mes, al que Dimitri recomend6
con insistencia:
III ir alli, al cafe de las
Ramblas; Jsaber d6nde es?
ST, senior. ST.
-Pues bUena; til ir Y entire
gar esta carta en- Ell moStrador,
Isaber tn?
ST, senior, ST. Descuide.
-Pues GndandG. Que te fir
marbe a ii un recibita ell dueno
del cafe. TIL comprender?
-Si, senior, ST. Descuide-re-
'pitio ell chico, que era muy espa-
Ibilado Y tenia unos ojos Eenos
de inteligencia y picardia,
Los amantes Sc marcharon.
Dimitri, una veg queestuvie-
ron de nuevo en- ell hotel, en- la
habitaci6n de Rka, ccmenz6 a
eNplfear a la rusa, mientras ella
lie besaba y lie abrazaba sin can
sarse, con loco frenesi:
-Estate quieta. muier-le
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Vic un grupo de genie, mozos,
muJeres, un Senor elegante Que
lie echaba aqua en- ell rostro. v u
ma voz que decia:
-'NO Sc alarmen, no Sc alar-
cen, sehores!.. iNo es nadat...
! va pas6!. i'm sincope l..
Dos mujeres lie hacian aire
N sUs d~elantales azules.
La habian entl ado en- Ell cafe.
'o+i1ueiendola a un saloncillo
prtximo a los billares.
Tn transednte, un senior que
sc destac6 de un grupo, resulta-
ga un medicc, y Sc presto genera
samente a asistir a la acciden-
tada.
I'll dueno del establecimiento,
muy azOrado, muy violento DOR
este accidente que Sc producia
en- su casa, no Sc cansaba de pre-
gun.ar al doctor:
-iAsi, dice listed que no es
NADIA, verdad?
La gaceta., 1942-05-04
OEP0HTES
SHUT OUT GANO Ell DER.
BY DE KENTUCKY

Baltimore, mayo A.-Estan
en- canine de Pimlico, donde el
sabado Sc correra ell Preaknes
Stakes, con un premio de $780,
900, los meores caballos que el
sabado participation en- ell Berby
de Kentucky.
Ell vencedor en- ell Derby, Shut
Out, volvera a competir de nue.
vo y tambien "Devil DER" "Al-
sab," "Valdina Orphan" Fair
Call" Apache" BY otros. A la
lista de caballos para ell "Preak-
ness" seran agregados "Sun
Again" y "Colcbis."
"Sun Again" fue retirado del
Derby porque ell entrenador Ben
Jones cpin6 que aun no estaba
bien preparado para una prueba
de tai magnitud.
Ell t~riunfador ganara, segdn
un nuevo calculo, entire $4,000
Y $50, 900, ell mayor premio ofre
cido desde que Sc verified la i'm
portante carrera.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

blanca, sin membrete nj m,isi.
cas-, como un papel cualuuiera,
escrlDio una carta breve, con ma
no firme.
En- seguida TOGO un timbre, pi-
do que le trajeran un sobre
bianco, sin membrete tambien.
" puso en- Ell esta direction:
"SENORA AGUEDA CENCT
b" 81 cafe de Las Ramblas
(Muy urgente),"
Cerr6 ell sobre.
Sc puso en- pie.
En- seguida lie dijO a Ifka, que.
aeOstumbrada desde siempre a
Cbedecer, pemanecia en- actltud
sumisa, a dos metros de su A.
mante, sentada en- un butac6n.
-Vamos a salir Immediate
mente. Ven conmigo.
o
Salieron a las Ramb,as.
Buscarn un continental. y
Ia carta con un bOto.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cardenades de San Luis
vencieron dos veces, aver, a los
Dodgers de Brooklyn. Ell primer
partido dur6 8 horas Y SETS mi
nutos; Sc termin6 81 segundo en-
la sexta entrada. Presenciaron
ell doble juego, en- San Luis,
23,871 espectadcres.
Cinco peloteros, incluyendo a
los dos directories, fueron echa-
dos del terrenc. Sc pegaron tres
"Jonrones" y un %ribey;" lama
ron 10 pitchers y ell catcher o.
Dea produjo con sus batazos Sic
tie carreras.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04
LOS PRIMEROS BATEADO-
RES EN- LAS GRANDE Ii
GAS

He aquf la lista de los seis pri
meros bateadores en- las grandes
liga: Doerr, de los Medals Ro-
jas, 429; Spence, de los Senado-
res, 422; Dickey, de los Yankees
800; Fernandez, de les Braves,
800; Walker, de los Dodgers,
348, Y Musial, de los Cardena-
les, 1888.
"Jonrones:" Camilli, Dodgers
6; York, Tigres, Z; Frank Nc
COrmick V Ted Williams, 5 cada
uno; a cuatro por ca5eza, Lit
whiler y Musial; 8 cada uno, Els
talella, Keltner, Laabs, Doerr y
Jimmy Fox.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04
TONIC TERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de TODD era esperar los %aconteci-
mientos.
Cogi6 una revista cualquiera
de encima de la gran mesa que
ocupaba 81 centric de la estancia
coQuetona y muelle, y Sc puso a
hojear los grabados.
DE vez en- cuando, levantaba
la cabeza, miranda hacia la puer
ia.
Antes habia advertido al mai
ire y algunos mozos, que estaba
squi
FL salon tenia dos grandes
ventanales a las Ramblas. abier
tos de par en- par ahora Y prote-
Ridos por amplios toldos color
La gaceta., 1942-05-04
Lanovena del Cfrculp Cubano
Vencieron los Leales a los Assures
Sc rrlanhene invicb

Los Leales pegaron siete hits,
tres de ellos lde Scolaro, la %.
Casares jug6 Ell jardin central
Y no pudo "conectar".
Los rrcres del juego fueron
cometidos por Ortega, Scolaro,
Grandio, Alvarez y Regime Fer
nanldez.
Ralph Fernando y Scolaro
pegaron batazos de "tnbey".
C. L. 100 100 OOO-2c, IN, Sc.
C. A. 90" 100 0OO-1c, Oh, Re.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Ganaron los Piratas Ell primer
juego, con los Braves, Y perdie-
ron el seguudo. Alfonso Lopez
'ayud6 a la victoria de Pittsburg,
en- Ell primero, con un "ji.ote" y
una carrera. Froilan Fernandez
dispar6 un "jilote" en- cada jue-
go.
Boston &c, III, 2e; PiHsburg
SC, 1Oh, lie.
Boston 12c, 14h, De; Pitsburg
Sc g. lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

La poderosa novena del Cfrcu
10 Cubano Sc mantiene invicta y
aver derrot6 a la Unione Italia
ma con an.taci6n de 10 carreras
por dos.
En- la sdptima entrada, con
dos "outs" y Beasley en- las ba-
ses, Mott, Ell nuevo IS del Circu-
10, dispar6 un "tribey'' y Gcnza-
10 Granell lie sigui6 con un cua-
triangular. Nick Schiro aport6
despues otro cuadrangular.
Stephens, ell pitcher de los
Mambises, solo permiti6 tres
hits.
Corrales, ell CT de la Unione
di6 un batazo de cuatro esqui-
mas.
Les pegaron a Baby Fernan-
DEE y Hernandez once hits los
bateadores cubanos, descarga-
dos en- esta lorna /: dos cada uno
Beasley, Mott y N. Schiro; a u
no por cabeza, D.. Pulido, Gra-
nell, Velasco y Vicente Granell,
que jug6 ell catcher.
Dispararon los tres hits de los
garibaldinos, Benito, ell IS, Ma
gadan, ell rf, y Corrales, ell CT.
Cometieron errores T. Schiro,
Pulido, Onis, Stephens y Car
stem.
C. C. 900 22O 510-10c, 11h, Be.
/. 90 O1O OOO- &c, 3h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Los Gigantes combinaron bien
sus seis hits y derrotaron a los
Rojos, tocandole Ia derrota a Blu
cy Walters. Carpenter lanz6 por
dos vencedores.
Hicieron los Rojos tres carre-
ras en- Ia novena entrada, pero
sc quedaron cortos.
New York sc, Oh, lie; Cincin-
natl &c. Sh, 4e,
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Los Caballeros Leales, con
Rollins de pitcher, derrotaron a.
yer al Centre Asturiano, que u
SO al veterano pitcher Gaddy.
Solo tres hits pudieron batear
los astures, de M. Fernandez, il
menez y ell SIS Alvarez, y con
ellos hicieron una carrera,
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

OFeHCS, 81 VI ue lOS OGuaQOreS
sigue bateando de manera sen.
sacional y aver en- diez wees al
bate, en- dos desafics, descarg6
dos "tribeyes" y cuatro "hits."
Los Senadores ganaron ell pri-
mer particle y los Browns ell Sc
gundo. TroHter perdi6 ell primer
juego Y Zuber ell segundo.
Estalella pogo dos hits y dos
carreras, en- a wees; Gomez
di6 dos hits y una carrera, en-
cuatro wees. Estalella peg6 un
hit en- Ell segunde paFtido, pero
Gomez no pudo "conectar".
st. Louis Sc, 14h, lie; Wash
ington Sc, 12h, De.
ST. Louis sc, 8h, lie; Wash
ington 1c, Oh, De.
Conquistaron los TIgres la vic
toria, en- Ell primer desafio, y
fueron derrotados en- ell segun-
do.
Detroit &c, 15h, lie; Philadel-
phia 7c, 12h, lie.
Detroit DC, 2h, De; Philadel-
pria 1c, 9h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Jue9o de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uegc de sala
maquina de cOser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

vecee y los CRbp edo Una.
Filadafia lie, CD, De-; Chicago
&c, 14h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 11h. De; Chica-
go 1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04
UIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas de Boston
-vencieron aver a los Indies, aun
que la novena de Lou Boudreau
bate6 10 hits, diez mas que los
ganadores.
Sc lie acredit6 a Wagner la vic
toria y la derrota a Smith.
Cleveland DC, .13h, Sc; Boston
SC, 10h, De,
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Cubs y Phillies Sc dividiercn
los honores en- un dOble juego.
Con Lee de pitcher, la novena
del "clich6" anot6 nueve veces
contra una vez los de Filadelfia.
Despues, en- ell segundo encuen-
tro, los Phillies anotaron ocho
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sola-
Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

EccadOn lOc, lsh, 2e; SAB
Inis l4c, Lib, Dc.
\ Brooklyn &c, 6h, De; San Luis
AZ, al, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

Ganaron los Yankees dos jue-
gos por cuenta de los Medals
Blancas. Ruuffing triunf6 en- Ell
primero Y Donald en- ell segundo.
Lanzaicres vapuleados: Smith y
Dietrich.
Chicago DC, 11h, 2e; N. York
&c, 11h, lie.
Chicago 1c, IN, 2e; New York
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-04

yema de huevo.
Ell gran bulevar aparecia ami
madisimo en- esta bora de la ma
mana.
De pronto, Ifka tuvo un enor-
me, un eSpantosisimo sobresal-
to-.
I'm hombre gigantesco ACADIA
ba de atravesar Ell cuadro de la
primera ventana del salon, Ia
de la izquierda.
Era Dimltri.
La rusa Sc emocion6 tanto,
que sc puso en- pie de un solo inn
pulse.
Sc precipito hacia la ventana.
Pero no tuvo necesidad de la
mar a su amante.
Ell hombre habia torcido, al
llegar a la puerta del hotel, Y pc
metro en- el estabOeeimeinto.
lfka Sc lanz6 hacia el hall.
Y los dos amantes Sc abraza-