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Evening star., 1942-10-05
ItoIy Claims Sinking
Of Sub by Destroyer
By the Associated Press.

~ tnS A8socl1teo ffebe.
ROME tfrom Italian broadcasts)
Oct. 5.-The italian high command
reported today that the italian de-
stroyer Libra had sunk an enemy
submarine In the Mediterranean. but
gave no details.
The Egyptian front was quiet yes
terday, the bar bulletin said.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Belmont East.

~ the Louisville Times.
1-Dog Show, Loeb Lomond, Diah.
2-Smart, Bramble, Bug, Ute.
3ISeven Hills, Josie's Pal, The Fop.
ERiverland. Harvard Square, Ar
gonne Woods.
STowser, Rurales, Big Me. 3.
6EVagrancy, Level Best, Pomayya.
7-Kingnsher, Bulldineer, Flaught.
Best bet-Vagrancy.
Laurel (Fast). s
By the Louisville Times.
1-Berserk, Ringmond, Hemsley.
2EAriel Post, Dizzy Heights, Rough
Doc.
eNo selections.
+Alquest, High Degree, Ariel Play
1Piccadilly, Dots Key, Lost and
Found.
Capt. Caution, Carriage Trade,
Get on.
7supreme Speed, Colesboy, Ding
mans.
eLupoba, Pointing, At Bat.
Best bet-Supreme Speed
Rockingham EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Tony Weaver, Bonified, Tallyho
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Argentina Replaces
Corrientes Officials
With |nteryentor
Function Of Governor,
Legislature Suspended;
May Affect Election
"A. P. Wirephoto.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 5.-The
Argentine government ordered to-
day the replacement of elected au-
thorities in Corrientes Province with
an interventor, or Federal commits
sionec, in move which may affect
next years presidential election.
The Intervention means that the
functions of the provincial governor
and Legislature are suspended, with
the interventor welding executive
and legislative powers, preparing at
the same time for the national elec-
ton.
The Corrientes government has
been in the hands of a provincial
party not connected with the ma
tional parties Of Argentina. How
ever, political observers had reck-
oned on Corrientes as a possible
source Of support for former Presi-
dent Agustin P. Justo, who is ex-
pected to be one of the presidential
candidates. -.,..
The order was announced by
President Ramon Castillo after a
closed session Of the cabinet. He
said 1t was intended to protect the
political rights of residents of the
province, and was neither "for or
against any political group"
He named Senator Francisco Ga
lindaz as the federal commissioner.
Galindaz is a National Democrat,
Castillo's party.
The President announced that he
did not plan to call a special ses-
sion of Congress although the ma
tional legislature failed to complete
its work by the end of its session,
September 30.
Justo, a political opponent of the
incumbent President Ramon S.
Castillo, stands opposed to Argen-
tina's official isolationism. After
Brazil went to war against the
Axis Justo offered his services to
that neighboring state. Argentina
still preserves diplomatic relations
with the Axis nations.
Justo, an honorary general in the
Brazilian Army, is 66 years old. He
was president of Argentina for the
six-year term, 1932-1938.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Britons Wont to Know
H New Front Was Agreed On

LONDON, Oct. 5 (R.-The London
Star today said some members of
Parliament intend to ask Prime
Minister Churchill for an early ex-
planation of what Pmerier Stain
meant in asking the Allies to fulfill
their obligations to Russia fully
and on time"
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Selections

Belmont Consensus EAST.
B, the Associated Press.
1-8sterita, Diah. Auletia.
2Dennis f., Meadow Mouse, Re-
formatory.
3EStrolling In, The Fop, Blue Nose.
4-Riverland, Arsonne. Woods, Full
5Towser, Stitch Again, Big Me.
e-Pomayya, Belle D'Amour, Va
grancy.
7-drand Party. Bulldinser, King
fisher.
Best bet-Towser.
Rockingham Consensus (Faet).
~ the Associated Press.
Tyrone. Tony Weaver, Possibility.
2-Watercracker. Tripit, Entitle.
3-1zzat, Real Gem, Merry Glow.
LAST Frontier, Chance Sord, Lit
tie Davey.
5-False Face, Bridleour, Ample
Reward.
6-Middle Aisle, Panther Greek,
Copin.
7-Chambray, Lots Of Time, Islam
King.
s-oyando, Wedding Morn, Steel
King.
s-1sfahan. Abbots Myth. High
Level.
Best bet-Middle Aisle.
Laurel Consensus (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
Aerial Fire, Middle Stone, Rice
Cake.
2-Gallant Witch, Ariel Patrol,
Biloxi Bay.
3Rougemont, Emmas Pet, Green
wich Time.
+Alquest, Ariel Play, Trace Heart.
5Oriole Pennant, Dots Key, Pic
cadilly.
6ICapt. Caution, Carriage Trade,
Westnesia.
7-Cheer Me, Time Play. Dingmans.
sStrolling Don, Pointing, Cushla-
macree.
Best bet-Alquest.
nAWlHOfnCs
By the Chicago Daily Times.
1-Simoke, Brightharvest, Texas
Way.
2-Recalling. Soverton, Flo Bratten.
lookout Rascal, Sanctity, Hasty
Star.
4Sonny Casey, Say Nomore, Stray
Chord.
5-Mystery Marvel, Pomiva, Patriot.
6-Denemark entry, Luroid, Night
Shadow.
7-Uncle Nose, Cantata, New Eng
lander.
8-Blue Cadet, Syrian Boy, Miss
Bonnie.
Cub race-Panderma, Westho, Ava
chance
Best bet-Mystery Marvel.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Rockingham Park
sy the Associated Press,

BY the A98OClACeQ Fress.
1-year:elds and upward; 4 furlsnss ao ar
Zoic (Magath) $50 500 s.nU
Centuple (Cannins) $40 SO
sksstsr 1TpsnaeulD 800
Also ran-sayitsr. Ariel Trip r Two ,IeS; Iep;'
Labeled Win.
SECOND RACEPur3e S4OO: elAiming;
2-year r-olds; 4 furlonGs tchute).
Valdina Secret tAtk'snn) $50 $50 $40
Spare Room. tIurnbulD 1890 1000
Kiev Tee tMasehekD 40
A!s" A!%.. r.ln@e.,c,tn: =. Mok.n.nns.
Dixie MIS-: eonnt: Rue: Tvrnssseut.
THIRD RACE-Purse S400: claiming;
a-year-oIds: fur,nnss tehnte,.
Rosy Brand (Mafatn 1890 $50 $50
Alphabow tDattiln, 27.00 1880
Scarcity tTnrnburD 4.o0
Time. 1854.
Also ran--Snitease. Ahsu,its, Brown
Dancer Jack Reubens. Doctor ofasme.
o.dwick.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 800: claim
Ing: 3-year-olds and upward; furlenss
Roman Roman p'cent tpe L'a) 1920 11.eo 7.eo
Big Chance (Atkinson) 1O.40 7.1G
Lost COLD s.Finnesan) $50
Also r.n-Txo K,ek. L.rsc Mint.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Results
Belmont Park
BY the Associated Press,


FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
9-year-olds; 6 furlones
Sugar Ration (West'pe $3.50 500 $40
Regimental (RienzD $40 $50
Blueshot Gongden) $40
Also ranETintitter, + Kinss oambit. BY
brose Tindell. Orpheum, Black Thrust,
Toss Up and Battle Smoke.
SECOND HAcE-.Purse, 81. 800, claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Highomar (Haas) : 4.2O- $40
Briar Play Ioveridge) 4.60
st. Also count H..d %'t SEA- ao's scna. En-
High Luck and Allmar.
DAILY Double paid 353O.so.)
THIRD RAcE-rurse, s1.soo allow
Picture Prince (Riiesj 11.2o $50 ..ao
Kennebunk CMaierl $40 3.4O
Danerskl Roundtree) $50
Also ran-Baris. Din. a Rosado.
Miss E. McVitty entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse S1,5O0; special
weishts: msidens: 2-year-oids; 8 furlonSs
Es Easter ;.I Pay Il Ionren' $3.50 11.soo $50 SO
Phantom sh;p cMehrteno $50
Also ran--shuckins, Discsnont. Best
Risk. Evaporate, epartiate, Tack Room.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Laurel

FIRST RAcE..Purse, $1,000; claiming;
eiss; eosa Isn, pspl.y izSis1,I 76o 3to sso
Time, 1:143s.
Also ran-June Quest. A.baster. Lord
aissy MARY e1 P1opess. M.nso N Mare :nd
Nostrum.
SECOND EAcE1spu,se, $1,000: claim
Es!jg5i ss!s 81 ;S:|;s; 5s iss ::ss :s
His r,ms. ssnfe1 i:1s!s' s:!s.''ls' $50
Also ranZBursoo Maid, DR.. R. YOUNG.
DAILY Double paid S29.40D
THIRD RAcE-purse $1,000: elaimins;;
steeplechase; 3-year-olds and up; about 2
,tssd Speed p.mond
e5!:S$ e'{!5 n: Il? !s!:ss' s.: .s'"''' s$ ss$
Time, 3:hsa,
4iso .apsfoyn VII 1nD ch.r9s AseeSnt %.s
Canmas.
FOURTH RAcrPurse, SLIGO: claim
Moiasses MiSs 5BerserJ $50 40 e.eo
ANONYMOUS tYounO $40 $40
Also ran@white Hot, Hssel W. csnter-
brun. Pathfinder, Chaldar. Brishten Up.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
Visiting Nurse qsehmidD 40 500 $50
Generous (Nordise) 40 $50
chsrrydale tzufelb $40
Ballet. Neil Novice.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
D IL Todoys Reus-Entries and
NO(InQ IN Jews Selections for Tomorrow

2Entitle. Jawbreaker, Buckets.
aMerry Glow, Wessex, Dads. -
+Lina's Son, Maeline, Dainty Ford.
sample Reward, Border Battle,
Proration.
6-Middle Isle, Panther Creek, CO.
pin.
Lots Of Time, Mokablue.. No
Dough "A
s-sicklebill, Baby Talk, Which,
away.
sHIntermezzo. High Level, Abbots.
Myth.
Best bet-Middle Aisle.
Hawthorne muddy.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Bayport, Sweep Through, Kai-Hi.
2@Recalling, Soverton, Star Kan.
3Sanctity, Lookout, Rascal, Heath
town.
+Sonny Casey, Darby Dallas, Say
nomore.
5Miss Militant, Mystery Marvel.
Pomiva.
6-Denemark entry, Luroid, Shady
brook entry.
Gallant Play, Epolo, David B. Jr.
1Syrian Boy, Birka Boy, Yank
Bomber.
9-Ava Chance, Lnscoson, West Ho.
Best bet-Miss Militant.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Commodity Prices

NEW York. Oct. B.-The Assoeiated
Press weighted wholesale price tn4ex ot 36
coRmodtties today declinsd 70 10o.en -.
month aso, 99.14: year aeo, 1z.z0
H..s, ~ ,|hs 81! a!| Il! II, 4 X':
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Hawthorne

FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000: claiming;
maidens; 4-year.olds: 6h furlones tehute).
venci (Inaesa) $50 420 800
Fancy rAfA (Dnrtnu) $50 90
Cnnnectieait tHauerl 10
Time, 1:03n.
Also ran-insight, Narkmowd. NJ
Dance. 0oochie a.. HopedAle. Delivery,
Peter C., Judy Jones' NoS0in.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Rucinq Entries for Tomorrow


BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; special
weights: maidens: 3-year-olds and UP;
f,Irl0nRS
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Belmont Park
BY the Associated Press.

! FIRST RACE-Purse. Al 800: claiming;
| maidens; 2-year -olds; 6 furlongs (Widener
Evening star., 1942-10-05
e and Boniface entry.

SIXTH RACE-purse. $1,000: claim.
lna: 3-year-olds and upward: IL. miles.
Yarn Spinner. (Keiper) ----- iii
Westnesia moral - III
xBrother Dear (Trent) 100
XCapt Caution tCrawford) 103
Get on (Zufelt) 107
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Rockingham EAST.

BY the Louisville Times.
1-Tony Weaver, Bonified, Tallyho.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LOS DESAFIOS DE MANA
MA EN- Ell PARQUE GUS
d

La novena del Circulo Cuba
no, que Marcia a la cabeza del
campeonato Intersocial, jugara
manana domingo, a la 80, en-
q parque Cuscaden, con ell pode-
roso team del Centre Asturia-
no.
Vicente Granell esta va segu-
no de que ninguno de los Clubs"
contendienteS lie arrebatara la
victoria final.
Ccmpetiran en- el segundo par
lido los garibaldinos de la Unto
ne ltaliana, teniendo de rivales
a los CaballeroS Leales.
Ell pGblico agradece la exec
lente pelota que Sc juega en- Gus
caden y este agradecimiento
debe ser pagado con ell mayor
respeto para las reglas y los de-
rechos de cada cual.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
Aguedita Cenci.

<AS uSuild OeICl.
La mujer, en- su augusta, en-
su congoJa, nj siquiera sc fijaba
en- Josefina, que asistia tam
bien a la escena sin saber que
actitud tomar.
Ell marques, Miguel Y CASTOR,
andaban por abajo, ocupandose
de expedir ell equipaje con los
mozos Y ultimando todos los de
TALES de la partida.
Y era tanta Y tan honda la
congoja de doha Angeles, que nj
siQuiera, cuando rompi6 a ha-
blair de nuevo, pudo apenas pres
tar atenci6n a la presencia de
las dos Marias, de Pedro. luego
de tan larguisima auSencia.
Por 10 demas, tambien, las mu
jeres, con su exquisite urbani-
dad, con su exquisite education,
no quisieron ponerse en- eviden-
cia nj hablar de elias miSmas, a
con TODD cello y solici-
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Buster Carroll derrotado por McCorvey


Ell veterano Buster Carroll
que en- NADIA beneficia al depor.
tie de los puhos manteniendose
como gIadiador, fu6 derrotadC
anoche, facilmente, en- el parquE
Cuscaden, por Young Allen M
orvey, un principiante de pocos
meritos.
Carroll do una p6sima exhi,
bici6n en- su primera pelea, aun-
que lie adjudicaron la victoria, y
la de anoche no fue mejor, SUI
friendo ell p1blico las consecuen-
cias.
Dos wees, en- los asaltos terce
no y septimo, ell veterano rodo a
la Iona, bajo fuertes golpes de
Allen, y lie hicieron en- cada case
la cuenta de nueve. Valientemen
tie logro incorporates y seguir
resiStiendo.
AL comenzar Ell combate Bust
er recibio una herida sObre un
ojo.
En- ell segundo asalto, vigoro-
sos puhetazos de Allen, por ell
est6mago, doblaron a Carroll,
que Sc refugio en- las sogas,
La pelea fue desigual, por
cuanto el irlandes, que Sc arrodi
LA y Sc confia a Dios antes de
es va una figura del
pasado.
Combates de esta clase no a.
yudaran a Jim Downing en- los
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

La marQpuesa dijo. en- tono
compasivo:
-iParece que ha habido en-
tire ell matrimonio algunos dis
gustos!...
Las dos Marias y Pedro redo
blaron su atenci6n.
All, la vidal
ilPara tOdos guardaba su hiel
secreta, sus sinsabores, sus an
.gustias b..
jQue habia ocurrido entire Pc
.pe y Agueda?
Maria de la Cruz recordaba
que, amos antes, cuando ella sc
EMBARGO para ell Jap6n, habia
Origiado un drama entire los es-
pesos Ramo Florido.
JHabia sido, acaso, aquella la
causa de la separation?
Y, angustiada, conteniendo a
duras penas las lagrimas, cruz6
las manos sobre su regazo, y re-
dobl6 Ia atenci6n hacia esta DO
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

II Algo me han contado!-
'dijo la marquesa bajando un ms
.tante los ojos al suelo, y conte-
niendo un hondo suspiro.
Pedro de Ndnez cambi6 una
mirada rapida con su esposa y
con Maria de las Moves.
Los tres habian fruncido ell
.ceno.
Y dona Angeles continue, con
aquel como desparpajo, un tan
to cinico, que parecia patrimo-
MO de toda esta familia de los
.Cenci:
|iNo saben NADIA las mucha-
chas, Moves?
ELIAS, no. Nj Pedro.
-iAh, hijos mios!... Pues no
os puedo decir!... iPeor que
vuestro drama!... iAgueda y Pc
pc estan Separates hace va va
rios meses!
i 6mo2
II Dice listed?
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

fesfuerzos que realiza para recon
quistar ell aprecio de los "fie-
les.
Cleric es, sin embargo, que la
esoasaz de pGgiles es pavorosa y
particu.armente de gladiadores
latinos.
Sixto Morales, con un peso
de 134 libras, derrot6 sin apu-
ros a Joey Alderman, de Mem
phis, Tenn.
Gan6 ell cubano todos los asal-
tos, aunque Alderman trat6 de
hacer r~esistencia.
Red Bryan venci6 por puntos
3 Chino Gispert. Tres veces ca
y6 Chino a la Iona antes de que
sus padrinos pidieran misericor
dia.
Acept6 ell al 'qatino" la pelea,
.por haberse retirado Ell soldado
Smithers, una bora antes de que
empezara a cumplirse ell progra-
ma.
Al Fern derrib6 a Bob Henri
quez por la cuenta de diez, en-
dos asaltos, y X. 0. Alfonso pu-
so a dormir a Young Chino, en-
ell seguL 20,
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

tud a la madre de Aguedita, que
comenz6 a hablar a borbotones :
ii Els horrible, horrible, Me
YES, 10 que me pasa!...
u Que te paSa, hiia mia?-
dijo Ia marquesa, rompiendo ell
abrazo, y llevando a su buena a.
miga hasta un divan, donde la
oblig6 a sentarse a SUI lado.
II Es horrible!
ii Pero explicate!
-Diganos, doha Angeles.
isl, expliquenosl
-Esta sehora es de %confian-
"a.
J~osefina Sc apresur6 a decir,
comprendiendo que era indiscre
ia:
Me marcho. VUy a yer que
hace CASTOR por ALA abajo.
Sali6.
Por 10 demas, nadie intent6
detenerla.
Miguelito, a una seha de su
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
La Gaceta Folletin No. $50
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

La hoja Sc habia alberto, dan
do entrada a una mujer corpu-
lenta, de cierta edad, muy bien
vestida, Y que conservaba en- su
rostro y en- toda su persona los
restos de una gran hermosura
q gentileza.
A la vista de aquella sonora,
que cubria su rostro con un te-
nue. velito negro, la marquesa,
Pedro Y las dos Marias lanzaron
sendas exclamaciones de asom-
bro:
II Angelesl
II Doha Angeles t..
II Pero es usted?...
u Pero eres til?
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Jimmy Foxx, Ell veterano mi
cialista, pogo aver tres "jilotes"
y con ell 1ltimo, descargado en-
ell octave, di6 la victoria a los
Cubs y al pitcher Claudio Pos
seau.
SOstuvo Passeau un duelo con
el ~veterano Jim Tobin, toleran-
do en- conjunto cinco hits. Fue
su d6cima tercera victoria del
campeonato, contra cinco derro-
tas. Tobin solo admiti6 seis hits,
pero el oportuno batazo de Foxx
le llev6 al "abismo". Fernandez
no pudo "conectar".
Boston &c, 5h, Be; Chicago &c,
6h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
madre, habia salido tambien de
la estancia con Josefina.

madre, habia salido tambien de
la estancia con Josefina.
o.
Entonces quedaron sofas las
cuatro mujereS Y Pedro.
@jQue tie pasa, hija mia?-
pregmt6 con inmenSa solicitud
la marquesa, que adivinaba ell
trance en- que Sc encontraba su
amigo.
les horrible!. L.. Horrible!
-iPero mujerl
II Diganos, doha Angeles!
mi hija, mi hija, que es To-
cal.
-GQuien, Mafalda zinqui-
rio Maria de la Cruz, que, como
la esposa de Miguel de Guzman
no estaba en- antecedenteS de 10
ocurrido en- Madrid entire Ell ma
trimonio Ramo Florido.
II Ma, Agueda, Aguedital...
No sabeis?... INo sabes til ma
da, Newest.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Hoy jugaran los Gigantes J
Cardenales, en- st. Louis, con 10.
pitchers HubbeIl y Pollett; Bra
.vos y Cupbs, en- Chicago, actuan
DO los lanzadores Salvo y Lee;
EsquivadOres y Rojos, en- Gin
%cinnati, doble juego, con los
Allen y Davis y starr
y Derringer; Phillies contra Pr
ratas, en- Pittsburgh, laEando
Podgajny y Klinger.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
i Que sorpresa! l..

II Que s%orpreSal...
i Quien habia de figurar-
Sc L..
La recien llegada cay6 en- los
.brazos de la marquesa, que los
habia alberto de par en- par pa
IA recibir a la amiga buena y
antigua, que loraba desconso-
ladamente.
Il 70 soy, Nieves, yo soy, mu
chachas h., All, tue Maria de la
Cruz, va me habian dicho... y
til, Maria de las Nieves...l
iCuanta sorpresa.., Y cuanta
angustia!.. I.No sab6is?... iEs
hOrriblel.. L.. Jay, Moves, ME-
ves.,., dejame que te abrace..., til
sola puedes consolarme, infor-
marine, tai VEIL.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
BETTINA VOLVERA A Pc
LEAR CON R A

Philadelphia, julio 11.-El lu-
mes 81 de Julio Sc verificara en-
Shibe Park una pelea entire Me-
lilo Bettina, ell italianO que aspi-
ra a la corona del peso complete,
y Gus Dorazio, de esta ciudad.
Sera un encuentro a diez asal-
tos.
Los dos pugiles combatieron
ell dia 81 de MARIO y Bettina
triunfo por muy pequeno mar
gen.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
ILAMADO PARA SER FISH
CAMENTE RECON ECIDO Ell
CANCEL" FRANCES

Boston, julio 11.-Mauricio
Tillett, Ell luchador conocido CO
mo ell Angel frances, fue aver
reconocido fisicamente Y colo
cado en- la clase lib.
Isl 20 puedo ser 1til a este
pals, dijo, con mucho gusto com
batire bajo su bandera.
Tillett sirvi6 seis amos en- la
marina francesa.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

,ptra victors a los Indios de
Cleveland. La "tribu" be man
tiene en- i tercer lugar, cuatro
desaffos detras del Boston y O.
cho por debajo de los Yankees.
lCereland DC, Oh, De; Philadel
phia &c 4h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

venciendo Ell Cincinnati a los
Esquivadores. Walters dej6 a
Jos hateadores contrarips en-
seis hits. Los rojos descargaron
siete contra Higbe, ell maltrata,
Y Casey, que lie reemplaz6 Que
daron en- las bases, por los de-
rrotados, IL peloteros.
Brooklyn lie, Oh, De; Cincin-
natl &c, IN, 3e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

En- la decima entrada anota-
ron los Carenales una carrera y
con ella vencieron a los Gigan-
ties. Carpenter y Adams lanza-
ron por los atropellados y Dick
son, M. Cooper y Lanier por los
ganadores. Sc lie acredito ell ext
to aDickson y la "desgracia" a
Adams.
New York &c, Oh, lie; st. Louis
&c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Sc SOLICITA una camarera
intelligence. que liable ingles y
espanol. Nc es para un "joint".
Sueldo y propinas Informan en-
este -sdacci6r
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Hughson domino a los Tigres
y los Medias Roias de Boston al
.canzaron otra victoria. Ademas
de solo permitir siete "jilotes,"
Hugfhson impulse tres de las
seis carreras de su team, con
I'm "tubey" y un Simple" LIE CO.
rrespondi6 la derrota a Trout.
Su Gnica carrera la anot6 ell
Detroit en- Ell &c y ultimo cpl
sodio.
Detroit lc, III, Be; Boston &c,
Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

ST senior
Compre la pintura B.
L. p. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Todo el mundo acudio a auxi-
liar a la atribulada sonora, que
no era otra, como ell lector ha
comprendido, que la madre de
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
DEPORTES
LIGA NACIONAL

Two que ser aplazado el jue-
go entire los Phillies Y Piratas,
que iba a efectuarse en- Pitts
burgh.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Vencieron los Yankees a los
Browns y mantienen una ven
taja de cuatro desafios sobre ell
Boston. Donald lanz6 por los ga
nadores y Niggeling y Ferens
por los maltratados.
Joe DiMaggio anot6 una ca
rrera y pogo I'm "jilote".
st. Louis &c, Oh, Oe; New
York sc, oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Frank Mccormick aport6 un
"jilote" en- ell decimo inning e
hizo entrar a Bucky Walters,
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LIGA AMERICANA

Hubo de ser aplazado Ell par
lido entire los Senadores y los
Medals Blancas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Ell veterano Harder dej6 a los
Atleticos en- cuatro hits y di6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

a WHITE girl Dor domestic work. stay
nights: no washing or cooking nice
home. 1907 NorthaWn. Phone University
S-s470
BEAUTY OPERATOR - steady; salary,
commission: FIVE days. no evenings
Marian Hopkins, 2s37 West McNichols.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Guaranteed salary
Elaine Beauty Salon, t9is Nottingham
Tuxedo 2-i725.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Lost and Found

LOST upper coin purse Sanders store
Fenkeu-N yoming Vermont 1887. Re
ward
VICINITY Carrie and Outer Drive, BLACK
cocker Spancl wearing red collar, nj
tag tSAmI. Child's Pet no hunter. Twin
brook 2-l266. 1880 Carrie. Reward.
READ Times want Ads for profit-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Female Help Wanted

! W
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Imm very
high wages; experienced, all around.
Trinity 2-4059.
cooking. University 3-3i67. 1920 Wood
ingham.
COUNTER MATTRESSES
Pleasant working eo ssn @n,o Gay w9 mx
Prante, Ai07 Woodward Ave.
INEXPERIENCED waitress, tray room girl.
III combination night cook and diet maid
white Highest wages paid. Townsend
$500, .NA i|N
FOUR GIrls-is TO "a free 70 travel
II United States with young lady's subscrip-
tion, Organization, experience unnecessary;
travelling expenses guaranteed; transporta-
ton paid. Mrs. Gignae, Suite Aso, Hotel
Dstroitsr.
GENERAL, home nights. no sundays,
smal family. $40. carfare. University
1-0s67.
GIRL-Assist with care of children. help
home nigsts hogsrth ss25. 1851 Fullerton
Girls for laundry work; good pay; steady
ws wS1f .unSl per saS, s,s,n stfss Sam
GIRL or woman to assist with housework
and care two children: mother employed;
stay nights Vermont 7-0236.
GIRL for general housework-stay nights;
private room. 2is5 Wsverly. Town
send $1,000.
GROCERY clerks, good wages. Thirty nrst
and Buchanan Market. 4l97 Thirty FIRST
HoUsEWoRK = Colored, 20-40; charge
small home, one child no laundry; stay
three nights; sI2-1t. University 1882.
HoUsEwoRk. no cooking; stay several
nights, private room. $40. Townsend
TICnpc nc,,,c.,ic a.ryyca w n nt.d cook
md maid. $lo-sls-$20 week for Birm-
linsham home Also couple for $3.50 month.
l703 Farnsworth. Temple 2-7l06.
SELL NYLoN HosE--First quality at cell
ing prices. Royal Crown Hosiery CO.. o27
Woodward.
SHIRT hnisher. experienced. Apply New
Way Laundry. 225o Lemay.
TEA ROOM
THE J. L. HUDSON CO.
has openings for part time mattresses.
Daily work, short hours. Apply Employ
ment Office, l4th floor, between $3.50 and
II 80 a. m
TWO experienced girls for general and
cooking, stay; good wages. University
126s2.
UNDERGRADUATE and graduate nurses.
Apply In person at Mari General Hospi-
tai. 1866 Trmbull.
wAITREsS-For counter and table no
nights or SUNDAYS good wages Lowry
Boulevard Building.
YOUNG WOMEN
CSC PER HOUR
Age IS 20 %. high school graduates or
4 equivalent. for our telephone operators
ITraining school; instructions free; no ex-
| perience necessary. but typists required;
starting salary upon graduating 3sc per
| hour. Apply Room 2l0. Traffic Dept.
Western Union Telegraph
CONGRESS a SHELBY SITS.
Male and Female Help Wanted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Death notlres

BISCH-Bsrjamin Harrison, July 4. aged
81: beloved husband Of Louise lnee
Meyers, dear father 81 Charlotte Ford
Harrison and Gertrude Busch. dear grand
father % three grandchildren. Member 81
Ionic Lodge No 47S Funeral from resi-
dence 4055 Gilbert Ave Tuesday after
noon. July :. 81 $50 o clock. Burial at
Woodrere