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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

BY Dir. Logan CIendening

FREQUENTLY when 7 write
on the subject Of high blood
pressure some one arises 10 in
-aHAIa- tAa-l444sesA Il = +A-+-4. t-st----
sure people should receive all
the attention and why isn't there
more discussion Of low blood
pressure.
The low blood pressure people
feel neglected. and Il + r. eefftt tariff, '
true that the medical profession
is more concerned with high
than with low blood pressure
The reason is that the low
blood pressure individual has
fewer causes for complaint and
often has no symptoms al all.
The persons who carries a
blood pressure Of 10, which is
low for an adult. usually does
not know II. sleeps we'll, feels
fine and lives 10 ripe old age.
| OW blood pressure like high
~ blood pressure, is in most
Instances found by accident.
After person finds out what
his blood pressure is. he usually
finds out that the normal is
syStolic 100. and diaStolic SO.
II he doesn't hit exactly on the
dot for these figures. ne con-
Ia fr, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

CENEN "yardsticks have been
- developed for making oxygen
masks for military and naval
fiers-a most important appli-
cation Of the science Of man to
war technology.
Scientists have found that
there are seven basic varieties
OF the head and face, from the
standpoint of size and shape,
that have 10 be dealt with in this
country.
Oxygen gas masks will he de-
signed according 70 these basic
patterns, "anthroprometric yard
sticks
DROF. EARNEST. HOOTON.
l. noted anthropologist Of Har-
ward University, and other sci
entiStS have been measuring the
head and face of American avia-
tors.
According TO a statement in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
He Strives Ia he
Good Husband

contest as a Detroit Times en-
trant?
Still 7 don't know.
Rita Hayworth. who is 5 feet
5. claims to be a tan girl.
Some official decision should
be made as to at what height a
female ceases 70 be petite and
becomes a tall girl
Mrs. Clark has chestnut brown
hair.
That's the color OF hair
Shakespeare said is the best Of
all.
She also has blue eyes.
Most Of the feminine film stars
are blue-eyed.
THERE have been moro beauty
Il contests this year than ever
before but fewer blondes have
won them.
The brunets lead with the
brownets second and the blondes
third.
So some rats In human form
have been cheating on gift boxes
sent 10 men in the armed forces.
False weight and fake laoels
have been used.
One gift package for soldiers
costing Sl29 is said 10 have
about % cents worth OF tidbtts
in il.
The new report says these SOL
der cheaters will be prosecuted.
Let's hope they get nothing
less than life with tar and
feathers and a ride on a rail
thrown in.
T ONG legged girls are the best
IL dancers and best actresses.
Am nogmuch Of a reader OF
narrative poems but there is one
have read about 100 tifFie s.
That is Joseph Moncure
Marchs THE Set-Up.' Seems a
classic 10 me.
Now the real estate men are
offering houses that are "A
card distance from the station. T"
I don't have 20 worry about
distance from the station any
more.
But / am an ex-conlruter
having committed on the New
York Central, the Long Island,
the West Shore and Erie rail-
roads.
II was hard life.
Carey Wilson. now film pro-
Queer. once a white collar slave,
claims 10 have committed over
the hardest route of any COM
muter in history.
He first took a trolley, then a
railroad train, then a ferry. then
the subway, then another trolley
and then a bus and after that
had 10 walk 10 blocks 10 the
office.
He did that twice every day
for four years.
Copyright. 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
BN Damon HeunNOTI

quoted on The backs ~ both tho
'rCy and The SIX spot, TIE for
Nor reading
"O-that men should put an
enemy In their mouths to steal
away their brains" and the lat
tor. ITO he now sensible
man. by and by a fool, and
presently n beast "
You ShakcSpcarcanS WillrocoC-
ME the last as front scene ..
act 2, Of Otncllo. ! am a bit
dubious as 20 Tho efficacy Of mi,
quotation on iuCEeTS. which Is q
way Of saying drurkards. buy
feel that there Is something in
IL for gin rummy players who
insist on holding high cards in
'rr hope Of catching one ir the
middle 10 piece out the run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
by Capt. Richard
j. Kennedy

lie OF Marathon in 400 B. C.,
then dropped dead.
True, there were no planes be-
fore the twentieth century, hut
the ancient Persians had an air
"blitz' all their own.
They had trained falcons
which would swoop down and
scratch out the eyes Of the
enemy troops.
The Greeks, Persians. Egyp-
tians and Chaldeans all used
military maps, and Genghis
Khan had a troop Of Chinese
topographers who preceded him
on all campaigns and mapped
out the terrain over which the
Khan intended TO fight.
HEAVY artillery was known 10
II the Romans with their Bal
lista. which had a range Of one
half mile, and their Onaga,
which had range of 600 yards.
In 1891 cannoneers were fir
inC lOO-lb. bouldeTs distance
Of 900 yards.
4 LEXANDER Of Macedonia
n organized the first squads
and pLatoons in any army up 70
that time, calling these units
phalanxeS.
However. probably the first
squad organization on record in
history is described upon the
tomb Of Sebek-Kha, an Egyp-
tian soldier who served in the
army Of Pharaoh Seostress III
about 1900 3. c.
This soldier has recorded on
his tomb the fact that for dis
tinguished service he was ap-
pointed an attendant OF the king
tbodyguard). land his majesty
caused that l should render serv-
ice as a warrior behind and be-
side his majesty, with six men
m the court
t-t-t s. OFT eSriiF4i-
v the army.
Each Christian knight during
The CruSades brought along his
own private chaplain.
Oliver Cromwell recruited
regiment Of cavalry known IS
The "Old Ironsides, most mem
bers Of which were clergymen
Bishop Leonidas Polk an out
standing southern clergyman
rose 10 the rank Of general in
the Confederate Army.
DIFLE grenades were used AZ
IL the siege Of Stettin in 1877
and the men assigned 10 firing
tho Crenades were known as
grenadlers.
Caninclli Nitelli, an italian.
was experimenting with pistols
way back in 1910 and the first
bomb was invented by another
Italian named Bondo in 1888.
A form Of shrapnel was used
hy the British Al the battle Of
CreCy and the forerunner Of our
present rifle sight was part
Of each crosSbow
Copyright b. Daily Airor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

IT'S the same old war! The
L basic principles never change
only the methods change.
The same battle order with
which Hannibal won the battle
Of Cannae won the second bat
tie OF the Marine for Marshal
Foch.
Vegetius, Roman columnist OF
his day, after a careful study OF
all the great battles up 10 and
including the fourth century de-
cided that there were but seven
systems of battle.
A study Of Vegetius' selections
show that four of them were
innovations OF the other three,
therefore there were and are
but three basic orders Of battle.
as follows: % The parallel
order; C2l The obhQuc order,
90 the cnrcloplnC order
However 500 years before
NegetuS was doing his stuff on
The Roman Daily Mirror Sun
Fzu, famous Chinese generals
Slmo, had prescribed the basic
rules OF warfare
These basic rules are the same
as prescribed for our armed
forces today and viii probably
win the nunlsian affair for Cen
eral Eisenhower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

1t. Com. Walter Winohell
Is temporarily on leave out
of the country. Meanwhile,
ION Broadway" will be writ
ten by guest columnists. To-
days guest is Capt. Richard
]. Kennedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Trade Mark Registered Copyright. 1874.

These were thrown into the
enemy lines.
And the Romans invented The
granddaddy Of the MoIotov cock
tail consisting Of crude oil in a
bottle.
The Roman doughboys wouE
ignite the oil. then hcavc thc
grenade against the enemy )
weak point.
The smashing OF the bottle
would scatter liquid fire IN all
directions.
We hear a great deal about
war decorations these days.
The first known record of a
public presentation OF a decora-
ton for bravery occurred in The
first century, when the emperor
Of China decorated ono Of his
Subjects Tor hraNer,N-- aAD-esH4
beyond The call Of duty.
INN. engineers claim INC spot
light with their activities in
North Africa, the South Pacific
and elsewhere but they are only
applying modern methods 10 age
old principles.
Caesar crossed The Rhonc on
pontoon bridge and mention is
made IN some histories that Sc
miramis. famous WAAC in her
day crossed the EuphrateS on
similar bridge.
Caesars engineers were expert
In building COR digging trenches
and erecting street barbados
The 70 miles of fortified wall
which Hadrian Elected In Eng
land was started In Up 4. =
and completed IN l26 4 y.
As REGARDS tho signal
~ corps.
Caesar sent back 70 Rome Via
carrier pigeon the reports OF all
ms Gallo campaigns.
And We all know the story ~
the runner who reported the bat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
the Side

Gire me instead Of beauty's bust
A tender heort,.o loyal mind.
Which NTH temptation / could
trust,
Yet nercr linked Nth error
tad.
One in tchose gentle bosom 7
Could pour my secret heart Of
tc0cs.
bite the cuTe-bUrdeHei honey IN
That hides his murmurs IN the
rose.
barley.
(Alr. Darley's intensely ex-
pressed wish for a feminine
companion he could tell his
troubles 10 brings to mind the
claim that the best kind of a
wife a man can have is a SYM
pathetic girl with a sense of
humor. E. V. y.
DOROTHY ARZNER. One Of
~ the few feminine film direc-
tors in the history Of the Gin
ema.
Dorothy'S father once ran
restaurant that was popular
with film stars.
The feature Of this place was
Hungarian goulash. for which
the establishment was said 10
have the best recipe in the
United States.
Ted Lewis. Thirty years a
successful band leader.
Ted is originally from Circle
vile, O.
The first time 7 ever danced
with my Girl Friend was to
Teds music.
You know the way I remem-
Der things connection with
my wife. I think I have a bet
ter rating as a husband.
The last time / took one Of
those Are You a Good Hus-
band?' QUESTIONABLE tests in
magazine the-heSt- rating
could get was 81 per cent.
That's not even passing. I
wish I could get a rating as
II per cent husband.
NOW reported there are seven
~ girls 10 every man in Holly
wood. No doubt feminine film
colonistS are recalling the good
old days when Marlene Dietrich
often could be seen entering a
night club or restaurant with
SIX escorts.
Wonder what the average
ratio Of women TO men is in
those parts Of the country
where there are no soldiers or
sailors quartered and no defense
plants nearby.
Another thing 7 must check
on Have the sales OF the book,
Live Alone and Like II" in
creased since the war?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
NECHANIZED cavalry isn't
A'l new. by long shot.

MECHANIZED cavalry isn't
Nl new, by a long shot.
RameSes III introduced il in
Egypt when he invented the
chariot.
And tanks China used ar
mored carts as far back as 1900
b. {.
m, HrTCTrT- PTTyITUy TnrT0-
duccd the elephant tank. ele-
plants protected by arnor with
large Scythc-lke weapons at
tached TO their tpGnkS for now
inC down enemy tFoops equipped
with iurrctS on ~ their backs
from winch arChcrS could fire.
And the large scaling towers
~ The Romans were built on
wheels and rolled. like tanks,
10 their oblectiycs
Chemical warfare was prac-
ticcd by the Greeks in 500 y. c.
They mixed incense. sulphur,
pitch and faggotS IN a pot iC-
ni'cd same and throw them
into tho ranks 81 tho enemy
These were The first known in
ccrd.a,> bomb,
history shows that GcrghiS
Khan u>ad smoke screens cN-
'cn>Foly 20 cover his mancIvcrs.
HAND crCnadeS were used hy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

SOLDIERS and sailors are re-
- ported 10 use twice as much
soap as civilians.
Labor union officials states
women are much harder TO
unionize than men, but he doesn' I
say why. The reason should be
interesting.
A hotel manager with many
United States citizens 10 feed
applied at a Bakersfield, Cal,
wholesale house for some butter
and eggs and was told the sup
ply was exhausted.
Standing nearby, the hotel
manager saw a number of cases
of butter and eggs ready for
shipment.
He was told that this supplY
OF butter and eggs was con-
signed to the Jap internment
camp at Manzanar.
That's the camp where the
Jap internes recently staged a
riot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Dr.NS Quote
Shakespeare

"TO Be now p sensible man"
4 obviously that refers 10
dl-cardirg the high ones right
from taw BY and by fool 49,
that means continuing 20 cling
10 them And presently a
beast here undoubtedly We
have tho common state Of the
guy who. with his duke loaded
with high cards is suddenly
Elnncd by his opponent
But, Of course, only the demon
rum was Sin tho minds Of the
drIS who issued the cards a. the
quotations are labeled " Shake
spcare on Alcohol" I am sur
py>cd that the dryS arc appeal
ING 10 The card playing element
in this odd manner. Card play
crS arc chiefly interested in The
faces OF the cards. not the backs,
unless they are low characters
looking for larcenouS marks
And. by the way, card players
are not commonly jug-men or
JuC-women. They are generally
too deeply engrossed in their
game 10 give much time 10 Jug
CinC. ! am aware that liquor
and cards have long been assoc
cIatcd in the minds Of some. bat
| have rarely Sccn a good card
player who was a pronounced
booze hiS'cr
Now that I am on the sub
y ioCt OF cards, ! must report
that Ia Socicte dies 30 IIommcS
90 : ChcvauN. of Tho American
Legion. which is sending playing
cards 10 our soldiers all over the
globe has succeeded m getting
tho price Of the cards reduced
10 90 cents per deck in guam
titles from the manufacturer and
has also secured a waiver Of the
stamp tax from the government.
Ernest w. Arlt, grand chef dc
~ alll' VI htI ldi ltiltllA WV NVltt-
mander for the northern half of
New Jersey. tells me that besides
the cards sent overseas. $4,000
decks have been distributed 10
camps in this country and he
assures mo that the cards col
leCtcd by his organization in
New Jersey have been carefully
checked and that / need not
worry about any "strippers" or
other feloniouS pasteboards hav-
ing sneaked in.
He says the wives Of the
members spent a great deal Of
their time every day checking
the decks 10 see If any cards arc
missing, and | hope and trust
that ono of them comes upon a
lack Of diamonds that / was
missing the other night with the
most painful consequences.
Copyright. 1852 hy King Features
Distributed by international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
BY +. v. Durling

Distributed by KING Fsatur. syud.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

or COURSE, my pup loves
" me. but when l go out and
don't take him along he GER
tainly gives me some nasty looks.
People who order and eat
fried eggs turned over do not
deserve TO have eggs.
Neither do those who have
their eggs boiled just a couple
Of minutes.
Sunny side up for fried eggs;
four minutes for boiled eggs.
That is the policy of the dis
corning egg consumer.
IT MAY be tall girls year 10
L some extent. but it is not 100
per cent that way.
Didn't Mrs. Barbara Ann
Clark Of Flint. Mich, who is )
feet ), win the Miss Victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

IT'S the same old war! The
L basic principles never change
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
LIGA AMERICANA
Los Indios vencieron a los
Tigres

En- las dos dltimas entradas,
la octava y la novena, los Indios
de Cleveland anotaron ocho ca
.rreras V derrotaron a les tt
gres. Les Fleming, en- el noveno
"e9isodio", bate6 I'm Quadrangle
lar v produjo tres carreras pa
"a su club.
Ell tiunfo do al Cleveland un
desafio de ventaja sobre Ell De-
troit Y le puso a desafio Y me-
dio por debajo de los Yankees.
Hockett, ell rf., peg6 tres lilo
.tes'' e hizo una carrera, en- 5 We
ces al bate. Lou Boudreau, Ell di'
rector, no logr6 conectar.
La victoria fue conqastada
'por Heving y TOGO la derrota q
Fuchs. Heving solo lanz6 en- e
noveno y alcanzo su segundc
'exito e dos dias.
Detroit &c III, Sc; Cleveland
SC, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
La Gaceta Folletin No. 800
TONIC TERCHR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ma mirada aviesa y lena de ma
licia.
Isl?
i y, va 10 creo! iAhora te
contare! iAmonos de aquil
ii Sentemonos en- aquel ban
col
Los dos falsos mendigos sc a.
lejarOn de la verja del palacio
10 ~suficiente para que no les pu-
diera Or ningGn servidor 81 sa-
la.
Y Sc sentaron en- un banco
del hermoso paseo, bajo una AGA
cia en- flor, toda nevada. Y que
exparcia en- su torno, bajo los
besos de la brisa de esta mana
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

perar a mi sobrino Pedro. que
vuelve con Su eSposa. V a nues-
ira hija Maria, que lregreSan
luego de muchos amos de ausen
cha -.
IArreal
Con que yO la seguf pregun
tando: "iPor supuesto que He
va listed a la nina Y los nincsr"
"-Si, sonora, vamos los cinco!
Mi espoSo y nosotros cuatro Nos
marchamos esta misma noche"..
Zen que!...
fla mar en- Caiiz !-exda-
mo chulonamente Pablito.
La noticia que lie daba su Co
lega, le habia dejado absorto v
lpensativo.
u Que me dices?-pregunt6
la horrible mujer, en- tono salts
FL Cogorza no con.est6. al
pronto.
@ous me dices?-insisti6 Ia
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

las mujeres no nos pOdemcs ca
liar na...
-iQue 10 digas!...
No me interrumpas, qu'aho
"a vie 10 bueno.
-iDi, dill.
Pos que, la Seha marquesa,
la gachi, que va te digo que salia
con los tres mocosos, los dos chi
COS Y su Meta, mia dao este du-
70, y va Y me dice, dice: "iTen-
ga listed. sonora PaScuala, por
81 no la veo a listed va esta tar
de, hasta que volvamos, porque
vamos a ausentarnOs de Ma
-iQue dices?
ESQ, hOmbre. Con que.
- onque tu?...
IFigdratel Abri cada ojo
tamanito, Y lie pregunte: "JY
ad6nde Sc van ustedes, sonora
marquesa? IA Barcelona"
me couteSt6-. 81 Vamos a es-
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
APLAZApOS HASTA 1913
LOS JUEGOS OLIMPICOS
~PAN-AMERICANOS

Buenos Aires, mayo 12.-Juan
Carlos Palacios, presidente del
comite argentine en- los Juegos
Olimpicos Pan-Americanos, a.
nunci6 aver que los Juegos, sena
lados para efectuarse en- Ell mes
de noviembre de este ano, no Sc
verificaran hasta 1913.
Ell comite central esta presi-
dido por Avery Brundage, de
Chicago, presidente de la Fede-
raci6n de Sports de Estados u
nidoS de America.
Sc base Ell aplazamiento en- re
comendaciones de % federacio-
mes de Norte, Centre Y Sud A
merica.
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

ma esplendida de JUNO, las carl
cias invisibles de su perfume de
almeniras Y de miel.
u Que?-repiti6 aqui Pablo,
con voz de sOplo, y acentuando
mucho la palabra.
-, Hay novedades de prime
IA l-repuso La horrenda mu-
jer.
isl?
-AhCra veras.
IA yer, a ver!...
-Cuando til has l.egao hacia
diez minutes cue s'habian lido.
Il uienes?
-iLOs gach6s!
III An, va!
ST.
-iY que?
" los erios tambien.
-iAh!
ST. Y no pues figurarte.
-SQue,
Pos que, como va sabes que
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

Mona, qu'ha salio al fin de Ia
earcel.
-Ah!, ~ sabe ella?
TODD. va la he hablao yo.
Vete tranquilo.
-ESta tarde. 81 tengo tiem-
GO, me dare una vuelta por aqui.
ya oubscurecio.
-Cuando quieras.
y 81 vienen esos, va sabes..
Yes tranquilo.
-iAh, Gala, aqui viene e. Isl
dro!...
FL Ohepa, en- efeeto, Sc acer-
caba.
Vcnia tambien disfrazado de
mendigo, vestido de harapos,
con la barba Y el bigote. va ca
noses, crecidos y salvajes.
Sc acerc6 a sus ~eolsgas. como
viniera tambien a esperar "a
bora de las caridades de los MR.
queses.
Y en- seguida, sin darle cas-;
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

Billy Conn Sc lashm6 Ia mano Hquierda
No podra combatir con Jose Luis, en- JUNO
en- rina con su suegro

Pittsburg, mayo 12.-Billy
Conn, q excampe6n de las 175
libras y aspirante a Ia corona
del peso ccmpleto, rih6 aver con
su suegro, Jimmy Smith, y sal!o
sOn la msno izquierda fractura-
da.
La lesion mace imp.sible que
Conn Sc bata con Jose Luis, el
campe6n, como Sc habia proyec-
|tado, en- ell mes de JUNO.
Johnny Ray, e. director de Bill
ly. dice que la mano sera exami
NADIA de nuevo antes de resolver
en- definitiva sobre Ell match"
de JUNO.
Al partir aver de New York
para incorporates al ejercito.
Conn Nevada vendada la mano
derecha Y presentaba arahazos
en- la cara.
La 'pelea" de Conn Y su sue
gro Sc efectu5 en- Ia cccina de la
casa dc este, a las pocas horas
de haber sido bautiza3o e. niete
cito de Smith Y ell hijc de Billy.
Smith,, dijo Conn, por medic
de un amigo me invite a ir a 81
casa. Prometia ~''enterrar ell ha-
cha" Fui; pero en- lugar de ser
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

TEMPO a hablar una palabra. Pa
olo lie orden6, con voz tenue:
-Ahora mismo, te estas lar
ganao de nuevo a ca el Huron.
wives?
CiY eso?-qu;so informarse
q antigua Monsieur PAT.
ESQ, no tie importa a tile
s'puso el Cogorza. terminan-
e; til largate ALI, que ALI ha-
blaremos.
- Nos vam,s juntos?
NO. Y ahora, cuando venga
81 Nino, va sabes, Cayetana...
-lr tranquilos, hombres. 70
me encargo de too.
Y los dos compinohes Sc ale
Jarcn, cada uno por I'm lado.
Dos horas despu6s, los tres i
lustres randas celdbraban con-
-lare en- la ta5ernilla del Huron.
Sc habian entrado en- una es-
pecie de euadra hecha de tahlaa
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

a he Braves de Boston sohra los
PhiTies, con margen de una ca
rrera. Fu6 el tercer ~ionrr6n"
del itaiano en- 10 que vi de a6o.
Froilan Fernandez stgue per-
diendo puntos Y aver no logr6
pegar de hit.
Albany Glossop, la segunda
base del Philadelphia, descarg6
un cuadrangular en- ell noveno,
sin ccrredores en- las bases.
Philadelphia &c, IN, lie; Bos-
ton &c, 1lh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
OEP021E
VICTORIA DE BURMAN

Detroit, mayo l2.-Clarence
(Red) Burman, de Baltimore,
venci6 por nocaut t6cnico a
Frank Zsmaris, de Orange,
New Jersey.
No pudo responder Zamaris
a la ~campanada del octave asal-
to.
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

Borrega.
-;De buten.-exclam6, al
fin, ell dscano-. Conque..., "a
Barcelona?
A Barcelona.
y. Sesta noche?
-ESta miSma noche.
Hubo otrc silencio.
Cogorza 10 rompi6 para decir:
-Bueno. mira tn, Cayetana,
5has visto por aCui a esos?
IA quien?
Al Niho y al Chepa.
No.
-Bueno, pos 81 visnen. dies
cue vue.van en- seguida en- ca el
Huron, va sabes. ALA abaic,
por los Matu, que tenems qu'ha-
olar con mucha urgencia.
ST hombre. ST. I
" til no te muavas de por
aqui en- too 81 dia. SEStas sola?
mo. Esta ahi tambien Ia
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

una fiesta de Garlic, Sc convir-
tic en- Ia misma vieja cosa. IT,
vimos unas palabras en- la coci-
ma y dIo habia pr-metido cue
ME pegaria. Ne pregunt6 que
81 no le tenia miedo Y lie contes-
te, como era natural, negativa-
mante. Ne lanz6 un punetazo Y
nos agarramos. Ne fracture la
mano pegandole en- Ia cabeza Y
el, con sus uhas, me aran6 en- "a
cara. Antes de que pudiera ha-
eerle mucho daho, amigos y ia
miliares nos separaron."
Lamentandose del suceso, ell
mentor Ray manifesto: Esta es
la segunda vez que Jimmy
Smith le Quita a este muchacho
Ia probab.lidah dc ganar Ell
csmpeonato. La con3ucta de
Smith, en- Ell mes de JUNO del a.
no pasado, le afect6 de tai mode
que Sc pas6 dos dias sin conner.
mo me TOGO ningdn tanto por
ciento de IA 'peleita' con Smith.
Los msdicos lie dijeron a Conn
cue no pcdra entrenarse hasta
que pase un mes.
La Sra. Conn contest6 a los
periodistas NO quiero ser mo-
lestada. Desde que el Y 70 nos
casamos, nuestra vida privada
Sc ha hecho propiedad de todcs.
No quiero estar en- Ia luz pdbli-
ca. Tengo una criatura que
criar y quiero vivir como las de-
mas personals viven."
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

Palacios asegura que no hay
intenci6n 6e cancelar los Jue-
gos. Argentina considera La sus
pension sobre Ia base de I'm a.
no. ST hubiese necesidad de a.
Plazarlos de nuevo, en- 1913, sc
hara tambien sobre la base de
IN anO.
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
POSICION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA AMERI-
CANA

He aqi Ia posici6n de los clubs
en- la Liga Americana:
New York, II ganados Y z per
didos, 708.
Cleveland, Is y 9, $40.
Detroit, II y IL, $50.
Boston, IA Y 10, 5S3.
Washington, IL y IA, 440.
San Luis, IL Y 16, 407.
Filadelfia, II Y 16, 407.
Chicago, 6 y 19, 240.