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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
TUESDAY
TOO A. NJ.

7:00 A. NJ.
ENO-NevS 7:is. Morn
ing Deyotions
XVI Trade and Sales:
tbs. Singing Cowhand
KTBI-Mornins Melodies
koMO = Popular Pot
pourri: tbs. TOP OF
the Morning
KJR-Clark Dennis: T;ls
KiRo-NewE 7os. Mu-
sic; T1o. Farm Mar
kets: 7;i5. Farm
Forum
1880 A. Nj.
RMo-News: 7:45. Trade
NJ sale
KVI-NeWs: 74o. VARIETY
KTBl = Music; 7:3s
News. 7:45. Wake Up and
Live
X o NO - Cowboy Joe
745 sam Hayes. News
kJR-Breakfast Club,
kIRO-Bob CARED Re-
nartina J.4S. Hits OF
the Day.
$500 A. Nj.
.KMO-Breakfast Club.
.KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing; ans. News
KTBf - Breakfast Band
stand. ais. Trade "
sale.
ROMO - Transit Tunes.
ais, Ship Of JOY
KJR-Eyeryman's Chapel
KIRO-Hits, s;l5. News
80 A. M.
x III o - N e W Q. $40,
Twig Is Bent.
XVI = Song Shop: eA5,
Morning Hymnal
KTBl - Rainbow Trio
8.45, Chapel Songs.
KOMO - Capt. Dobbsie;
645. David Harum.
KJR - Prescott Presents;
s45, Wyde Awake News
KIRO - Hymns Of All
Churches; S:45, Stories
America Loves.
900 A NJ.
KMO - John B Hughes.
e:15. Dental Program.
KVI-Time- Tune Topics
RTBI - News: e:o5. Mu-
sic: 9:i5. Morning Mu-
sicale.
KOMO-J C Scott Farm
Talk: ei5. Words and
Music.
KJR - News; e15. Ann
Sterling Wonders
KIRO Kate Smith
Speaks. e:l5. Big Sis
ter.
gao A. NJ.
KMO - Chapel Chimes;
9:45. Mary Terry S Note
XVI Tims-Tunes-Top-
les; 9:45. Morning Va
rieties.
KTB1 - Musicale: e:45.
News.
KOMO - Christian Sci
ence Program. e45,
Skitch Henderson. Pr
KJR-orsan; GAS. Helen
Hiett. News.
e i X y - Romance OF
Helen Trent; e:45. Our
Gal Sunday.
1000 A. Nj.
KMO-Nevs: 1918, Mary
Terry's Notebook
.KVI-News; 1905 Inter-
Inds: io;lS' Choral
KTBI = Ladies Page OF
the Air; io:i5. Garden
Lady
.KOMO - Dyer Bennett.
1n:I5. BeSs johnson
.KJR - Vance and Lila.
1915. Breakfast a I
Sardi's.
IKIRO - Life Can Be
Beautiful; i0:l5. Wom-
an IN White.
1920 A. NJ.
KMO front Page Far
rell. io.45. Sweet a. Hot
KVI-Salute 20 Americas
.KTBI Gaylord Carter;
lo45. Music. 1898
News.
lKOMO-Bachelors Chill
dren: 10 As. Dr. Kate
.KJR - Brea X last Al
Sardfs, lo:45. Wal
News.
KIRO-Right 20 Happi-
ness: lo:45. Mary Lee
Taylor.
100 A. Nj.
lbs. Co
lonial orch.
KyI-The War Today.
ll:o5, Concert Hour.
.KTBI-Alrstorials. Has,
Songs You Like
KOMO - Light OF the
HOflCs - 10. nay Stci
Man
.KJR-U 8 Army Band
.KIRO-Bright Horizons;
ii:l5, Aunt Jenny.
1880 A. Nj.
KMO-Themes and VGri-
atoms
KVI-Concert Hour.
.KTBI - Novelty Notes:
ils5. EeES
IKOMO - Valiant Lady
i1;45. Arnold Grimm s
Daughter
iKJR-Nsvs, Il IS. Light
the Way
KIRO - Fletcher Wiley
1l:45. Kate Hopkins-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Il IS. Co
lonial Orch.
KVI-The War Today.
ll:o5, Concert Hour.
.KTBI-Alratorials ll:l5.
Songs You Like
KOMO - Light OF the
World: HIS. Mystery
Man
.KJR-U 8 Army Band
KIRO-Bright Horizons.
ii:l5, Aunt Jenny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Ann A M.

KMO - John B Hughes.
els. Dental Program.
KVI-Time- Tune Topics
RTBI - news: e:05, Mu-
sic: 9:i5. Morning Mu-
Sicale.
KOMO-J c Scott Farm
Talk: ei5. Words and
Music.
.KJR - News; e:l5, Ann
Sterling Wonders
KIRO Kate smith
Speaks. e:l5. Big Sis
ter.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
Sc LASTING AVER Ell CAT.
CHER ROJAS

New Yor, JUNO 12.-Los Var
KEGS de New York p~erdieron a.
yer los servicios de Buddy Ro-
sar, su segundo catcher, en- el
segundo Ginning" del desafio
con los Tigres de Detroit,
Rosar Sc lastim6 un musculo
en- la parte interior de su pier
ma izquierda mientras corria a
la segunda base y tuvo que reti-
rarse del juego.
Ell dia anteior, Bill Dickey, ell
receptor ndmero l, Sc pogo en-
el pie derecho con una pdlota
bateada por el mismo y no po-
dra jugar por trs o cuatrO dias.
Dickey no visit6 aver ell unifor-
me de su team"
Ed Kearse, llamado del Kan
sas City, tuvo que reemplazar a
Rosar.
Tenian los Tigres una ligera
ventaja, dos carreras por una
cuando ell NAL tempo Impulse Ia
suspension del partido. Lanzabs
por los Yankees, Vernon Gomez
~ por ell Detroit, Hal Newhousel
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

"a? lAnda! Las wees qu'habran
vendi6, no digo los trajes q. lie
varan encima, sino los trajes de
los muertos, Jeh?...
Sc reprodujeron Las risaS, y
uno de los del concurso, una es-
pecie de mendigo de horrible as
pecto coment6, con una voz ca
Nernosa de borracho y movien-
do muchO unos labios secos Y a.
moratados en- la faz innoble:
-iToma!, l.. FL dia que quie-
raS venir conmigo al cemente-
rio nuevo a desvalijar fiambres.
iSabeis 10 que nos sacamos en-
la semana pasa, ma mas que de
calzao, el Miguelet y yo?
Il Cuanto?
Pos mas de veinte duros.
-iCamaral
10 que Dyes, Caracoles.
iP'haberos estableciol
va 10 habiamos pensao.
En- los Eneantes no nos seria di
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

ficil poner un puesto. Porque
hay que yer a como nos pagan
ell calzao los gach6s del arpa..,
Alguien entr6 en- este instan
.te e MIA habitaci6n, empujan
do la puertecilla con gran i'm
petu.
Era uno de los chicos de la
tienda, que llegaba a pedir
auxilio.
La tienda Sc anegaba.
Y ell patron, ell Disparao, que
era de Alicante, les llamaba a
gritos desde abajo.
-iEl aqua ell agua!-ex-
clamaron varios, saliendo CO.
mo flechas-. "A yer 81 Sc nos
anega la mansi6n!. h..
FL Caracoles estuvo a pun
to de pegarles.
Y dijo, hacienda un gesto
de infinite desden:
-IQue Ell aqua nj que ochO
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Browns empataron ell jue
go en- la primera parte de la no.
vena entrada, hacienda su sep
TINA carrera.
Les TOGO lbatear a los Medals
Rojas y devolvieron la carreri-
ia, ganando ell desafio. Seis de
las siete carreras de los derro
tados fueron producidas por cua
drangulares de George McQuin,
Frank Hayes y Tony Criscola.
Pesky, que Sc alist6 aver en- la
reserva de la marina, Sc lastim6
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
OROHTN
NJ PELEARA HOY CON
TOMMY TUCKER

Jacksonville, JUNO 12.-Tom
my Gomez, ell fuerte soldado y
p1gil de Tampa, Sc batira esta
noche con ell marinero Tommy
Tucker, de la est&ci6n naval de
este puerto, a diez asaltos Y pa
"a beneficio de la Sociedad de
Alivio de la Marina y ell fondo
Cruz Roja del campamento
.Blanding.
Los dos gladiadores sc pesa-
ron aver y los dos tenian ell mis-
mo peso, 100 libras.
Esperase que ell combate atrial
ga a $500 personals y que rinda
$1,500 para cada una de las or
ganizaciones en- cuyo beneficiC
sc ofrece.
Los expertos locales senalan
a Tucker como ell favorito, con.
siderando que figura en- la pri.
mera division de los hombres
del peso complete ligero.
Gomez lleva obtenidas SO vic
torias, por nocaut, en- AZ comba
ties, y Sc lie senala como un gla
diador de punos formidables, C;
paz de veneer al mejor de los
boxeadores del pals, 81 consigut
pegarle en- I'm sitio vulnerable.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

des con arrodeos nj ma! Quita-
!e er traje, que yo mismo te 10
Ilevo a un prenderia y tie trail
go 10 que quieras,
Dick proest6, semi-sonrien
do:
-iNo! Iremos los dos, 81 us
ted es tan amable que me a
compana.
-Bueno, pos aire, listo. que
yo tengc el turno a las echo Y
media, y son las ooho east. IA
monos p'alla!
BaJaron a Ia tsberna.
Ell mozo del restoran. 10 one
habia prstendido era vender nor
81 mismo Ell traje de Dick. para
ganarse alguna comisi6n. "Hav
que as6 por la vida"
Por fortuna. Ia lluvia habia
eesado cast por complete.
Y Dick y Pepe pudieron salir
a la calle.
Ell DispdrGO, en- la tienda, con
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

xilio del Ejercito y Ia Marina
antes de que ell domingo, con me
two del Carnival de los Depor-
ties, de una exhibition a cuatrc
.asaltos en- Polo Grounds.
James j. Walker, exalcalde
de New York, entregara a Luis,
que don6 sus bolsas en- los com
batse con Buddy Baer y Abe ST.
mon, un pergamino costeado por
los periodistas.
I'm attractive programa Sc pre-
para. Asistiran al CARNIVAL,
Don Bulge el tenista n1mero l
del mundo, y Miss Alice Marble
la campeona. Los dos retain a la
mejor pareja que pueda encon-
trarse en- TODD ell pals para un
match" de dobles.
Ademas del partido de "ten-
mis-" y la exhibition de Luis con
ira George Nicholson, seran
presentados los campeones de
pista y carreteras, pelota,
Y lacrosse.
Tocaran las orquestas de Fred
Warning y Tommy Dorsey. Bob
lanzara por una novena
de la marina que jugara con un
team" de estrellas del Ej6rcito. |
Figuran tambi6n en- ell progra
ma Cornelius Warmerdam, ell
rey del salto con garrocha; /
Greg Rice, el corredor de las dos
Craig Wood, ell cabo Jim
Vic Ghezzi y Ed Oliv-
err.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

a Gillespie. de Miami, y al te-
niente Fan Carver, ~"estrella"
cue fuera de Carolina del Nor
te.
Apareado con ell teniente Car
yer, Bulge venci6 a la pareja
Billy Blake y Billy Gillespie. Du
rante ell match" anot6 Don 81
puntos, uno mas que Blake, 81
contrariO.
Present6 ell programa ell SOL
dado Hugh Strange, un exem-
presario, amigo de Bulge.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
La Gaceta
Folletin No. 1888
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

bia hablado con este pequeho la
noche antes.
Y, hombre expedite, que en-
contraba soluciones para TODD,
pronto propuso, con la indelica-
deza de la genie de tronio, que
le permitia hablar a gritos;
|Ah, va recuerdo! TIL que
rias ir a vender este traje.
Sc ruboriz6 Dick un tanto,
ante las risas que las palabras
del mozo del restoran levanta-
ron entire la concurrencia.
Y Caracoles anadi6, con mu-
.cho cinismo:
-iINo! 81 toos estos estan al
cabo de Ia caye, Iverdad, gentu-
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
p~udieron subir a 81.

unos minutes despues Sc a.
pea5an en- la bocacalle de San
Pablo y comenzaron a andar Dor
eSta astrecha y popular via bar
celonesa.
Caracoles, no hay que decirlo.
conccia al detalle toda la vida
Ie los baios fondos sociaIes de
la gran ciudad
Goi6, p9es, a Dick hasta los
Portales y las ,!endecillas absur
'aS donda estan establecidas las
treh1eFias entre barberias ba-
lStisimas' puestcs de libros de
-oL'e Y casas &c mala nota v
Foestos de churros y de nun
chetos cocidas.
En- una de elias, Dick vendi6
su trajeeito de msrinaro. flaman
ye' cambiardolo FOR unos panta-
ZONES de pana y IN cha9uet6n
nolgado, que lie daban aspecto de
.obreriHo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
POSICION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA MAGIC
NAL

La posici6n de las novenas en-
la Liga NaciOnal es la siguien-
te: Brooklyn, 81 ganados, IA
perdidos y 725 puntos. St. Louis
20 ganadOs, 20 perdidos, 592 de
promedio. Cincinnati, 20 victo-
rias, 26 derrotas y $40 puntos.
New York, % triunfos, &c con-
tratiempos y $40 puntos. Pitts
burgh, 25, % y 472. Chicago,
rs, 80 Y ass. Boston, 26, 80 y
448. Philadelphia, 16, SO y 296
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
S@ptimG Victoria de Posseau

Claudio Passeau obtuvo aver
su novena victoria del aho y sep
TINA consecutive, venciendo los
Cubs a los Phillies. La Gnica ca
rrera del Philadelphia Sc pro-
dujo por un error de Nicholson,
en- 81 segundo, luego de que Nick
Etten habia pegado un "jilote".
Passeau salio ell domingo del hos
pital, recuperado de un ataque
de appendicitis.
Philadelphia 1c, oh, lie; Chica
go 7c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

los pies en- ell aqua, dirigia a IN
battalion de parroquianos. que
loan recogiendo aQuella con Gu
hos y con latas de petr6leo.
FL Caracoles, va desde la ca
lle' reeomend6 a los que auxilia
ban al ta5ernero en- IA faana.
Ell aqua. a las pipas de-
vino, isab6is?.. iY err que ven
ga detras, que'arree. Andanlo.
ninol
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

c%uartos!". iEr vino! ESQ es 10
que tenemos que evitar que Sc
aneguel iAunque nos ohegue-
mos nosotroS!
PA 10 que Sc perderia =
coment6 ell mendigo aquel que
estaba especializado EN- des-
valijar cadaveres.
! TODD ssalieron de la estan-
ella.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
DON d do AYER UNA
EXHIBICION EN- McDLLL

Ell mas celebre del los ''tenis-
tas" del mundo, ell pelirrojo Don
Bulge, ofreci6 aver una exhibi-
ci6n en- ell campamento McDill,
siendo muy aplaudido.
LIE vieron en- acci6n numero-
SOS oficiales, sus esposas y GER
ca de 500 soldados.
En- los encuentros de simples,
ell campe6n professional derrot6
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
Sc LIE EN- HREGARA UN PER
GAMING A JOSE LUIS

New York, JUNO 12.-El cam
peon del peso complete, Jose
Luis, recibira un segundo obse-
quio de la Association de Escri-
torres de Boxeo de esta ciudad,
reconocimiento de su filantro
pia en- favor de los fondos de au
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
LIGA NACIONAL

Tuvo que ser aplazado ell Jue-
go entire los Dodgers y los Car
denales. La segunda suspension
EN- dos dias.
Los Dodgers pasaran hoy a
Cincinnati, donde jugaran con
los Rojos. Sc anuncian como
pitchers a Wyatt y Walters.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
Dick qued6 solo.

De pie junto al balloon, y al
go apartado para que no lie mo
jaran las rafagas que entra-
ban de vez en- vez por dos cris
tales rotos, pensaba en- 10 que
bendria que hacer para comen-
gar a vivir. a luchar en- la in
mensa urbe.
Por suerte, la lluvia amaina-
ba.
De pronto volvi6 Caracoles.
-IBueno, niho arsa, no tan
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
Salleron al Paseo Nacional

lenian que caminar dar5o
grandes saltos, porque Ell aqua
ha6ia invadido las aoeras y las
GALES estaban converti3as en-
rios.
-Ahora, Qu'haiqa tranvias
-comen;6 el ex bandsrillero.
Por suerte, habia uno de los
que van de las Arenas hasta .,
Astillero, y aunque iba abarro-
tado' nuestrOs dos personajes
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
II you suffer distress from
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WEAKNE SS

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Taken regularly thruout the
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La gaceta., 1942-06-12

ST senor
Compre la pintura B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

Los Cardenales jugaran en-
Philadelphia.
Tres de los desaffos anuncia-
dos para hoy Sc verificaran de
de noche.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
IA GAE-EYA

en- 81 curse del desafio al chocar
con 81 pitcher George Caster,
en- la primera base.
st. Louis 7c, ian, 2e; Boston
&c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

Los Indios anotaron cuatro
carreras en- el noveno Inning"
y vencieron a los Senadores.
Produjeron la victoria, en- Ell mo
mento decisive, hits de Oris Ho-
ckett, Jeff Heath y Les Elem
ing, dos bases por bolas, un fly
a los jardines y un 'pase" del
catcher. Estalella fue dos wees
al bate e hizo una carrera, pero
no "conect6" de hit. Pitcher ven
cedor, Gromek; lanzador derro-
tado, Trotter.
Cleveland SC, l3h, 2e; Wash
&c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
,POSICION DE LOS CLUBS
EN- LA LIGA AMERICANA

Esta es la situaci6n de los
"clubs" en- la Liga Americana /:
New York, SO victorias, Is
|derrotas, 745. Boston, 80 6xitos,
% disgustos y 566. Detroit, 81
ganados, 81 perdidos y 534. Gle
veland, 80, 25 y 545, st, Louis,
%, victorias, 20 derrotas Y 491.
Chicago, 20, 80 y 385. Wash
ington, 81 "a y 382. Philadel-
phia. %, Sc y 379.
Sc SOLICITA una camarera
inteligente, que liable ingles Y
espahol. No es para un Joint,
Sueldo y propinas. Informan en-
esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12

Los otros desafios anuncia'
dos para aver fueron Suspend
os.
La gaceta., 1942-06-12
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NERVOUS

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Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09

ST NAZAIRE, FRANCE-Severe hammerng by the R. A. of Naz UBoa shipyards have forced the Nazis to construct bomb proof shelters like pictured here for the slpways of their U-Boats Accompanied by Canadian para chute troops British and sea and air forces attacked this UBoat which the Germans reporedy have used for long range attacks extending far the American coast
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09

AT SEA-Another small Allied vessel sent to the bottom Of the Atlantic by enemy submarine recently The debaked in small boats and rescued II days
 later by the of general cargo boat From aboard the ship these excellent photographs made The top photo shows of the small eboats pulling alongside The bottom photograph unusual one it shows thirsty sail gupng water from tea kettle spout as his first ac ion upo n setting foot on deck.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09

MOSCOW, RUSSIA-Men and women in white, members of the Red Russian army medical corps shown dress ing station on the front pumping blood into veins of soy wounded soldier Blood used is from blood bank system in world wide use that was naugarated in Russia.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09

CAMBRIA, AUSTRALIA-Genera Douglas MacArth' Supreme Commander of United Nations forces m the Southwest Pacific shown left he conferred with Prime Minister John Curtin of Australia at Cranberry, Australia seat of govrnent
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29

amount $266, 25 was in the form of grants from the Social Security Board. An average number of 1892 cases per month was carried during the period.
 From appropriation of $240 ,00( made available for General Relief by the l94l Legislature, an amount of $126,227l4 was expended, ap- proximately $70,000 being expended for medical care of all kinds.
 The sum of $26,42450 was ex- pended under the Mothers Allow ance program from appropriation of SIP, ,265 made by the 1941 Legis- lature.
 Under the Dependent Children's program, otherwise known as Board of Children's Guardians. $16,7O8.l5 was expended from appropriation of $50,00O.
 The report also revealed that the administrative costs of the Depart ment for the 12-months' period was $47980.84, representing six and one half percent cost for ad- ministration of all funds expended exclusive of administration.
 Contacted Agencies
 While on his survey of the Terri tory, MT. Maynard declared he had contacted numerous government agencies connected with the war effort relative to welfare matters and subjects of contact between the military authorities and civilian government. Considerable time was spent in working out necessary procedures and jurisdictional re- responsibilities relative to these mat terS.
 MT. Maynard reported that the westward and interior sections of the Territory had experienced an early spring although the northwest and arctic regions are still await ing the break-up. MT. Maynard also pointed out that the mining industry was attempting in so far as practicable to continue normal operations during the present sea- son although many difficulties were being experienced in the obtaining of sufficient man power, supplies and necessary facilities. While many of the smaller mining oper- ators will be unable to operate this season because of their inability 70 obtain necessary machinery, fuel, etc., there are still a great many who were far sighted enough to lay in the equipment and supplies need ed in order to continue operations this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29
NEW YORK
 WINS GAME
 IN NINTH H
Joe Gordon Stretches Hit Streak 10 B Straiqht
 Games
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

In the American League yester- day, Joe Gordon waited until the ninth inning to stretch his batting streak to 13 straight games, and then came through with a single with the bases loaded to give New York decision over Philadelphia
 For the first time of the season, rookie Virgil Trucks fulfilled ex- pectations by pitching Detroit to a four hit victory over Cleveland. In the fight for the American Leagues second place, the Tigers trail the Indians by cnly one game now.
 Rookie Earl Wynn, meanwhile, scattered Boston's seven blows as Washington defeated the Red Sox. The victory gave the Senators an even break in the series.
 Chicago contributed three walks in a game with St. Louis and Rick Terrell slammed out a double, his teammates two singles, in a big eighth inning to beat the Chicago team
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29
R. C. MAYNARD RETURNS FROM
 SURVEY TRIP

Director of the Department of Public Welfare, Russell G. Maynard returned to Juneau today following an extensive survey of the Terri tory relative to welfare matters and after attending the recent meeting of the Board of Public Welfare held at Anchorage, May 12 to l9.
 Reporting on the meeting, MT Maynard revealed that the Board had spent considerable time in re- vising regulations and procedures relative to the Old Age Assistance and General Relief programs.
 Much of the stream lining of the Departments regulations and pro- cedures was deemed necessary by the Board in order to kep up with the problems of welfare incident to the development of war effort throughout the many communities in Alaska.
 Report Made
 A report of the Departments &C., tivities for the first half of the l941-43 biennium ending March 1, l942 was made to the Board by Director Maynard.
 The report revealed that $543 ,490 had been expended under the Old Age Assistance program, of which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29
RAY ROBINSON
 WINS DECISION
 OVER SERVO
WeIterweight Runs Win- ming Streak 10 121 in
 Close Battle

NEW YORK, May 29 Welter- weight Ray Robinson ran his all- victorious string to 121 triumphs in a row as a fighter last night, but he never came closer to having it broken than in going all-out to take a 10-round decision from Marty Servo, now of the Coast Guard.
 The fight took place before a roaring crowd of more than 13,000 which contributed more than $31,- GOO to the fight.
 Robinson weighed IA pounds and Servo 143. According to the Asso- ciated Press score card, Robinson won by margin of only one round and much booing greeted the decisions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29
B05T0N RALLY FALLS SHORT
 IN 9TH FRAME
Dodgers Continue Winning Streak Over Casey
 StengeI's 5 Men
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Brooklyn continued its mastery over Boston in the National League yesterday. chalking up it's sixth suc- cess of the season against Casey Stengeps men. The Dodgers had 70 put down a ninth inning rally to win, however.
 Big Bill Lee, meanwhile, limited Cincinnati to six hits and drove in the winning run in the twelfth in ming as Chicago defeated the Reds.
 In another game, pinch hitter Frank Crespis' sharp single into left field scored George Lurowski from second in the eleventh inning to give St. Louis a triumph over Pitts burgh for the latter's fifth straight loss.
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 TO PADRES
Turpin Pitches Seattle 10 Victory Over Los
 Angeles
BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Southpaw Rex Dilbech last night held the hapless Stars to two hits in the Pacific Coast League as San Diego gave Hollywood it's seventh consecutive defeat.
 Seattle, meanwhile. took a one game edge over Los Angeles, blank ing the Angels for Farmer Hal Turpin's eighth victory. Each team got seven hits, but Seattle punched theirs best TOT the tallies.
 Sacramento took both ends of a doubleheader from Oakland. The first game was a heavy hitting af- fair with 28 blows collected by the two teams. The nightcap was q masterpiece of pitching by Blk Donnelly, who held the Oaks to three blows as his teammates col lected IA.
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Former FILA
 Man Under
 Examination
Earned S6OO,OOO in 15 Month Getting Navy
 Contracts

WASHINGTON, May 29-Alex- ander Stone, until two years ago a Government employee earning $88 a week, acknowledged that he obtained Naval contracts for var ious companies amounting to $l2,- 100000 under commission agree ments giving him five percent and costs.
 The statement was made under examination of the House Naval Committee and Stone estimated his gross earnings for Is months at about $6OO,O00. subject to the can- cellation of some pending contracts.
 Stone previously was Federal Housing Authority employee.
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us. Plane produtiioll
 RunsAhead
Under Secretary Says Presidents 50,000
 Mark Passed

NEW YORK, May 29-Under Sec retary of War Robert P Patterson said today that the United States production of planes this year would surpass President Roosevelt'S 50,000 figure by "healthy margin"
 Patterson spoke at a dinner hon. bring Mai. Gen. Charles M' Wes- son, who is retiring as chief of the Ordnance Department.