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La gaceta., 1942-09-29

land, Bill Lassan, Cliff Coggins
Horace Lasator. Conn Straub,
Bin Sadler, w. Littell y Bob
Winger; tackles, Fleming Thor
ton, Wallace Gillett, John Read,
Jack Bishpham y Joe Littell
guardas, Jack Layfield. Aubrey
Fuller, Bill Yarbrough, Val
Dziewgue Ernie Drawdy, ia
mes McFee, Bill Morris y Bob
Tramontana; centres, Bob Col
Inns, Jules Fantel y Flen Reed
blocking backs, Harry Ash
worth, Bugs McCullough, Tom
Lakus Y Joe Hapturx; "tail-
backs" willard Knight, Fred
Hancock, Bob Alexander, w. G,
Matherly y Pal Linn; wingback
Frank Straner, Art Spoltore,
John Clements, Arnie Holmes,
Carr Nettles y AL Wester; full
backs, Paul Straub, Ted Alexan
der y Carl Nunson.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

do pas6 a mano de los bandidos,
Isidro lie quito Ell panuelo,
guardandoselo al tempo que
hacia un chiste fGnebre Y obsce-
no.
Pablo pregunto luego, enca-
randose con Ell Nido:
-Y ell an6nimo aquel..., Sc 10
q~uitaSte, no es ash?
-Miralo-repuso ell Milo, sa-
eando de su bolsillo mugriento
la carta an6nima, robada a Pc
dro mientras los dos iban en- ell
automovil-. Yo no me dor
mia!.-. lei gaeh6 parecia mas
emocionao que una doncella en-
dia e boda! Y yo me pense:
"iBueno. til emoci6nate, que yo
tire Orlando del bolsillo too 10
que Sc m'ocurra!.... Y sus advier
to que 81 hubia querio, lie quito
hasta la nuez, Ivivis?....
Il Que 81, hombre. Bueno,
trae aqui esa carta. Y ahora, a.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
La Serie Mundial de Pelota comenzara ma1ana
Los Cardenales pondran en- la primera Inca a
los pitchers Cooper, Beazley, Lanier y White.
Escogidos los arbitros por ell Juez Lands

New York, sept. 20.-La Sc
rie de pelota por Ell campeonato
del mundo empezara manana
microbes en- st. Louis, la ciu-
dad de los Cardenales.
Joe Mccarthy, el veterano di
rector, utilizara a sus mejores
pitchers, llevando en- la vanguar
dia a Ernie Bonham y Red Ruff
ing.
Los Yankees tomaron anOche
el tren y los despidieron unas
30 personals, incluyendo periO-
distas,
Van con los peloteros las Sc
noras de Mccarthy, Vernon Go
mez, Charles Ruffing y Joe Di
Maggie.
Atribdyese la falta de EMU
siasmo a lafrecuencia con que
los Yankees conquistan cam
peonatos.
ESperase que presenter e.
Irartido de manana, en- st. Louis,
mas de $4,000 personals.
Billy Southworth anunci6 que
para la victoria d%ependera, en-
mayor, de los lanzadores
Mort Cooper, Johnny Beazley,
Max Lanier y Ernie White.
Actuara Cooper en- Ell prime
TO, por su ejecutoria de % triun
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

to psychological, precisamente a
espaldas de Pedro de NGnez.
Era ell Chepa.
Ell gran Isidro, cumpliendo
con toda exactitud las 6rdenes
de su jefe, habia comenzado por
cerciorarse de que ell auto que
trajo a Pedro Y al Milo Sc habia
perdido va en- Ell horizonte, de
regreso a Barcelona.
Entonces Sc puso a rondar por
los alrededores del carbonate,
.escuchando, con su dido de lince
" presidiario, toda Ia conversa-
ci6n que sostenian ell Cogorzd y
Pedro, primeramente, Y luego,
ellos dos y ell Milo de las Gaze
1us.
DE este modo habia podido sur
gir en- eScena cando eran nece-
sarios sus eminentes e insusti-
tuibles servicio de gran randa
experto criminal, especializa-
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

Red Branch, Tuck Stainback;
coaches Earle Combs, Art Flet-
cher Y Johnny Schultz; Paul
Schneider, pitcher para practi :
car a los bateadores, y Earle
Painter, entrenador.
Tres cuartos de accion: Rollie
Hemsley; Mark Roth, secreta-
rio de Wales, y Rex Weyant, a.
sistente s~ecretario de Wales.
Media acci6n: Eddie Kearse,
Roy Cullembine y Jim Turner.
Para Walter Owen, encarga-
do de cuidar Ell terreno, y Fred
Logan, conserje de la casa club,
$1,000 cada uno.
A $500 cada uno: JOHNNY Stur
Ken Silvestri, Steve Peek, Char
ley Stanceau Y Whitley Gerat
5000 cada uno, Tim Sullivan, Pc
tie Cheehey y Robert PUGET.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

fos, incluyendo 10 "lechadas'.
DescanSa Cooper des5a ell jue-
YES de la semana pasada, 10 que
indica estara en- perfectas con-
diciones.
Beazley alcanz6 el domingo
su victoria vigesima primera,
en- ell doble desafio con los Cubs.
Los dos pitchers de 'partida",
en- cuanto a los Cardenales, son
zurdos.
FL juez Lands anunci6 que
en- la serie mundial actuaran los
arbitros William R. Summers,
Carl Hubbard y Steve Basil, por
Ia Liga Nacional, y George Mar
gerkuth, y George Barr y Tho
mas Dunn, por la Americana.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
La Gaceta FoEetin No. 397
ToM0 TNROAR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

aceptarl.. L.. De otro modo, listed
no saldra vivo de este caro-. Slo
0ye bien? lEsta listed en- nues-
tro poder Y no tendra mas RENE
dio que hacer 10 que yo le man.
de! De modo que.
Pedro, comprendiendo, aun-
que tarde su torpeza, y cuando
pensaba que los dos miserables
iban a caer sobre q y Sc dispo-
mia a esgrimir su pistola, reci-
bio un tremendo golpe en- plena
nuca.
El ingeniero lanz6 un leve gri
to v Sc desplom6 al suelo.
I'm cuarto personaje habia
surgido en- escena, en- 81 momen-
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

Las sehoras, como decia Co.
gorza, conscientes tambien de
sus Obligaciones de amas de ca
sa, estaban entregadas a las fac
mas propias de su sexo.
Garcia aderezaba una ensala-
da, va denuevo en- ell sombraio
donde anteS picaba Pablito su
caldero.
En- cuanto a la Canamona, ha-
bia lido con un cantaro a una
fuente vecina, que manaba jun
to a la carretera, a traer aqua
freSca para la tribu.
|iQue nos haces ?-inaui.
ri6 Ell Cogorza.
Una ensala que sus vais a
chupar hasta mas arriba del CO.
do-repuso ell elefante.
-Mu bien pensao.
y que lie pongo peazos de
conejo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
COMO REPARTIRAN LOS
YANKEES Ell DINERO DE
LA E r. MUDIAL

New York, Sept. 29.-El dine
70 que produzca la serie mum
dial sera repartido por los Yam
KEGS en- la forma siguiente:
Acciones completes: Joe Mac
earthly, Ernie Bonham, MARY
Breuer, Spud Chandler. Fran
kie Crosetti, Bill Dickey, Joe Di
Maggie, Alley Donald, Vernon
Gomez, Joe Gordon; Charley
Keller. Johnny Lindell, Johnny
Murphy, Gerry Priddy, Phil Riz
zuto, Red Rolfe, Buddy Rosar,
Charley Ruffing, Mario Russo,
George Selkirk, Buddy Hassett,
Hank Borowy, Tommy Heinrich
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
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OEPORTES
Ell CAMPEONATO
MUNDIAL AMATEUR

Habana, Sept. 29.-Empezt
aquf ell domingo, con I'm desafic
entire Cuba y Santo Domingo, e
campeonato mundial de pelots
amateur, que todos los amos pa
trocina Ell gobierno cubano.
LEGO anteayer la novena que
representara a Estados Unidos.
Ell team" mexicano, demora-
do por dificultades en- la trans
portaci6n, arribara en- esta Sc
mana.
Venezuela conquiSt6 Ell cam
peonato, derrotando a Cuba, el
Ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
ROBINSON PELEARA
CON

Filadelfia, Sept. 29.-El ne.
grito "Az1car" Ray Robinson.
campe6n sin corona del peso wei
ter, Sc batira con Icy Jannaz-
70, a 10 asaltos, el dia 10 de oc-
tubre, bajo la direction del en-
presario Herman Taylor.
La Comisi6n Atletica del Es-
tado de Pennsylvania devolvio a
Robinson SUI buena estabilidad
antes de que los contracts Sc fir
masen.
Ell negrito fu@ suspendido en-
diciembre de 1941 por no haber
cumplido una promesa de COM
batir, en- un encuentro de revan
cha, con Marty Servo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
bien hecho.

-Mu bien hecho.
y dos lechugas. Voy echan-
do 10 que nos ha sobrao de Ia
comida.
-iBravo, bravo.
pos vesle dando vOltios a la
ensala, porque 70 me marcho
deSegaidd.
tie vas, Pablito?
ST.
-jAnde te vas?
-lAnde tie vas?
"A Barcelona. Mejor dicho,
por ahi, por Horta, a yer a unos
amigos.
IA los de los c~onejos?
-Pudiera ser.
-iY Sc va alguien contigoi
-Uno de estos. Isidro mismo
-talio ell decano-; tn. NiaO, tie
quedara aquf, con las mujeres,
y vigilando a ese.
-Esta bien-contest6 Ell NJ
no de las GaverGs.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
BOB JOHNSON NO VOLVE.
RIA A JUGAR CON Ell Fl.
lLADELFIA

Tacoma, Washington, sep. 20.
Bah Johnson, jardinero de los
Atleticos de Philadelphia, anun-
clio aqui que no volvera a jugar
con csc club.
Esta descontento con ell sis
tema de bonos y dice que no lie
agrada jugar con una novena
tan pobre como la que comanda
Connie Mack.
Durante ell invierno trabaja-
"a en- los astilleros locales.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

Pablito, ell gran captain, muy
! serene ahora, muy tranquilo CO.
memo a organizar la victoria.
IiTG, Chepa. yes trayendC
unas cuerdas l-orden6 a Isidro
-lY yo, que quies qu'haga.
maestro? - interrog6 el Milo.
puesto en- jarras.
%TG?." iLo primero que
ties q'hacer, es dear de fingir-
te Sevillano, no nos vayan a dar
algGn duro!. ...
ESQ es verdad - replica el
Milo, riendo ell chiste al macs
tro y recobrando su acento de
los barrios bajos de Madrid
/ Bueno, pero que hago?
-iTG?, ayudarnos a los cris-
tianos, hombre. Espera! Mira,
aqui viene 81 lsidro.
Volvia ell Chepd, EN- etecto.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
JUGAEAN Ell SABADO ES-
PARTANO Y

Ell pr6ximo sabado jugaran en-
Tampa los Caimanes de la Uni
versidad de Florida, derrotados
va por los Marineros de la base
de Jacksonville, con los Espar-
tanos de la Universidad de Tam
pa.
Componen ell equipo local es-
tos futbolistas ends, Bob Cros-
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
A jim TYACK

Philadelphia, sep. 29.-La di-
recci6n de los Atleticos de Phi
ladelphia anunci6 la compra de-
jardinero Jim Tyack, del club
Little Rock, Association Ameri.
cana.
No revel6 Connie Mack el pre-
clio pagado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
LYONS INGRESO EN- LA IN.
DE r

Chicago, sept. Pei vetera-
no pitcher Ted Lyons, de Al a.
nos, ingres6 aver en- la infante-
ria de marina. Sc lie coloc6 en- la
lista de ~inactivos, mientras Sc
resuelve la solicitud que ha he
cho para una plaza de official.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
DERROTA DE ANDRES Co
MEZ

N. York, sep. 29.-Andres &C
mez, de la Habana, Cuba, fue
derrotado aqui, la semana pasa-
ola, por Vic Delicurti. Pesaba ell
ganador 1853 libras y Ell "atrope-
llado" 1884.
Los Juices ~Opinaron que Deli
curti habia descargado los mas
fuertes golpes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

Entire los tres bandidos alta
ron concienzudamente a Pedro
de NGnez.
lLuego lie transportation a 10
hondo de la alcobita infecta, e.
chandolo sobre la CANA.
lei Cogorza fall6, en- seguida
ii Bueno, y ahora, aire, amos
p'afuera, a ir merendando, que
yo me tengo que marchar a ha-
Ger unos asuntos! iAnde estan
las senoras?
Antes de salir de la alcobita.
Y en- un abrir Y cerrar de ojos,
los tres bandidos desvalijaron
concienzudamente al p~risione-
no. So
Reloj de pulsera, sortijas, mo
nedero de orc con unos cuantos
duros, la %cartera, con bastantes
bi,letes, el talonario de cheques,
dos cartas, a~bSolutamente TODD
10 que Nevada encima N1hez, to-
La gaceta., 1942-09-29
MURIO UN EXCAMPEON
DE BOXEO

LOndres, sept. 29.-Ben Foord
excampe6n ingles de boxeo, peso
complete, derrotado por Max
Baer en- 1887, fue encontradO,
muerto a tiros, en- Capetown,
Union de Africa del Sur. La no
ticia no contiene otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

do en- los golpes y las punaladas
a TRACTION.
La gaceta., 1942-09-29

Sc sonora la
tina para atender los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por
ell telefono M 66-163 o dirfja-
Sc al 1881 West Gladys St.
The Valley settler., 1942-06-12

Mrs. Neil Miller, form erly employed Tt the Recre- = etion He'll lunch room, hos gone to anchorage where she is employed tt the Base hospital.
 The difference between Jan Koslosky and Joe Penner is thot Jan Kos1osky hos goose. Anyb ody vunna buy c goose? Not thct Jan eu- thorizod us to sell his goose but he is going into the Army next month md we are afraid he won't be here for Thank sgi wing.
 Lawrence Dreehorn at the Trading Post is spending several. days in Anchorage on bue1nc Ss.
 
 Henry Cheek hos arrived in Palmer from Seattle to-. act as scles manager for the Mntcnuska Valley Farm CTS Cooperating Associct i on,
 Ar. Cheek vcs secretary of the Washingt on State Grange when he accepted tho position here.
 BUY VICTORY STaiPS AT GEN. ER.L OFFICE.
The Valley settler., 1942-06-12
MEBsE THIS IS TRUE:

NEB9E THIS IS TRUE:
 The stenographer shortage in Wa shingt on( (D.C.) is said to have come to such a pass that the Civil Service test for typists in particular, is to put a girl in e room with a washing machine, a machine gun and typewri- ter and If she is able to identify the typewriter, she gets the job.
 About what' . going "on at Dutch Harbor and in Boring seq, the Valley Settler is not in the same boat that. Secretary William H. Seward was when he made this per- feet answer,
 Attending a Wa ehingt on gathering, he commented
The Valley settler., 1942-06-12

freely upon various subjects but when the conversation turned to troop movements that were occurring, he i'm mediately became silent.
 Several of the group voiced spoculati ons, and one of the young women pres- ent said to the stat sn,en, What do you think? Where are the troops going?"
 The Secretary replied: "Madam, If I did not know, I would tell you."
 A bomb -shy Chi oan painted this sign on his roof: "Any Re seub1 lance Between This Roof and That of the Wright Aeronautica1 Plant is Purely coincidental. ."
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-09-03
War Recreation Congress
To Meet In Cincinnati

New York City GLNSD.-To expand
and intensity the war service Of the
recreation forces Of America is the
purpose Of the War Recreation Con-
gress being called in Cincinnati. Ohio
Sept. 2S to oct =.
Representatives of the armed forces.
the Federal government departments,
local officials, industry, private agen-
cieS and other community leaders will
face together ways and means Of using
recreatio to serve more effectively the
war effort.
Special meetings will deal with
recreation for service men. for war
production workers and civilian needs
in wartime. Consideration will also be
given to long range plans for recrea
tion after the War
Peace Committee he intends To exert
his influence toward the successful
negotiation Of labor peace pact.
In his statement, Hillman warned /:
The desperate struggle in which W.,
are engaged demands more than half
way measures or partial success.
Despite the difficulties which may
confront them. labor expects the mem
bers of the two committees to find the
way 10 Il united labor movement today
SO urgently needed for laborS we'll
being and that of the whole nation
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-09-03
Sidney Hillmdn
Issues RdllYing
Call For Peace
Statement Is Interpreted As
Move To Stir Up Philip
Murray

New York City.-In significant
public statement made without prior
knowledge Of other CIO leaders, Sid
ney Hilman emerged from his retire
ment to issue a rallying call for labor
peace.
His statement was freely Interpreted
in labor circles as an attempt to stir
up CIO President Philip Murray and
his associates into more sincere sup
port for the unity move.
Since the announcement that unity
negotiations would take place, there
has been Il marked lack of interest
displayed in CIO quarters, giving rise
to beliefs that Murray and his col
| leagues did not intend to do more than
90 through the motions of seeking an
accord.
Hillman. whose retirement as labor
chief of the War Production Board
was aScribed to i'll health. served
| notice through his statement that al
though he is not II member of the Go
IN
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-09-03
Union Mattresses Forego
Hose To Buy Ambulance

New York City ULNS).-The money
to buy fourteen hundred pairs of silk
stockings was given to the war effort
by members of the Chain Service Res
taurant Employees Union, all wait
resSeS in ChildS restaurants.
The girls gave the money for new
Army ambulance, which they presented
to the Red Cross in Il ceremony held
outside the New York chapter build
ing.
Flying from d mast by the driver
seat during the presentation ceremony
was filmy stocking. symbolic Of the
united noble gesture" of the donors.
Each girl had given the price of pair
of silk hose
Accompanied by 30 mattresses who
took part of their lunch-hour for the
proceedings, Miss Marie Scatidi, -
wears old, of the Bronx, made the pre-
sentation. Miss Scatidi, Il ChildS wait
resS for three years, was selected as
the union representative by a commit
tee of Local ~, ALL.
Il hope this ambulance will help in
the ma agnificent work the Red Cross is
doing for our boys. and that it will
help in saving the lives of many Of our
fighting men, said Miss Scatidi.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-09-03
FeWkes Elected
Teachers Head
Phvsicdl Education Instruc-
tor At Tilden High.
Chicago

Gary. Ind.-The American Fedora
ton of Teachers elected John Nj.
Fewkes, physical education Instructor
at Tilden High School, Chicago, as
president of the federation to succeed
DR.. George S. Counts, professor OF
education at Teachers College, Column
bia University. who has headed the
organization since 1910 and declined
reelection.
The nominating speeches were made
IA fter contest over the election com
mittee'S recommendation that 10 vice
presidents, who compose the executive
council be no longer elected by
regions but at large. The committees
report was adopted and DR.. Counts
accepted election as Il vice president.
Mr.. Fewkes was president of the
Chicago Teachers Union, Local ], for
four years, 1887 and was a dele
gate from the federation to the con
ventions Of the American Federation
of Labor in 1888, 1889 and 1910. n"
was vice president of the teachers
federation in 1941 and 1912.
DR.. Counts was the first to be nom
mated as d vice president and these
were reelected: John d. ConnorS, OF
New Bedford, Mass. Lila y. Hunter
of Seattle: Stanton +. Smith, of Chat
tanooga: Arthur Elder. of Detroit
Ruth DodS, of Sacramento Charles
NJ Etheredge, of Augusta, Ga, and
Joseph +. Lands, of Cleveland.
Among the new vice presidents
elected was Miss Natalie FenelOn. dn
English teacher at the Roosevelt El2-
mentary School here, and daughter of
Negro who was employed for -
wears i'm the Gary steel mills until his
death last Fail. Miss Fenelon succeeds
Layle Lane, of New York City, repre-
senting Negro teachers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-09-03
Building Workers
Break Records
In War Housing
Units Erected For Employees
Of California Ship
Company

Washington, y. c. NS).-Build-
ing tradesmen broke all records in
erecting houses needed for the workers
who will build Liberty ships and tank
ers at the Marinship Company i'll
SallSalito, Calf, the War Production
Board says.
The Job which took 50 days, in
cludes houses for 600 persons, a posi-
office, stores, auditorium, 13 school
rooms and health and recreational
centers, covering Il 4t3 acre site On
June : the land was a salt marsh and
tree covered hills. BY July ) the
marshes were filled and the first foun
dations laid The first tenants moved
into dwellings furnished with every
thing but dishes and linens on Aug 20.
The excellent relationship developed
between the union workers on the job
and representatives Ofthe Housing
Authority, whose local chairman Is
secretary of the Central Trades and
Labor Council. had much to do with
the top notch work. Several men work
ing with the Marin Housing Authority
are themselves former workers. among
them Harold Dunleavy, a tieSetter,
who recently organized the War Work
erS Housing Conference in Los Angeles.
The executive director of the au-
thority feels that the so days record
building job or Al days of actual
house building-WaS not only excellent
in itself, but that the resultant houS-
ing is accomplishing other ends vital
to the war effort.
1t is reducing turnover of workers
at the Shipyard by giving the workers
an attractive community with reason
able rents convenient to their jobs. 1t
is providing the health facilities es-
sential to reducing dangers caused by
the speed-up of war work. 1t is pro-
viding excellent recreational facilities
for both children and adults, vital to
avoiding the eXceSses so common in
unplanned, privately developed shack
towns around war plants.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-09-03
Medal Designed To Award
Heroic American Sedmen

Admiral Emory S. Land, Chairman
of the United States Maritime Com
mission. announced that Paul Man
ship famous sculptor, had been re-
quested to create a design for a dis
tinguished service medal to be awarded
merchant seamen who show Outstand-
ing conduct or service in line of duty.
A committee within the Maritime
Commission was established under Vice
Admiral \. =. Fairfield as chairman
to examine reports of heroic seamen
who have braved enemy attacks. This
is the first time such recognition has
been extended to the Seamen of the
American Merchant Marine.