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Evening star., 1942-07-04
Pastor 10 Give Sermon
On The Parrot Patriot

"The Parrot Patriot" will be the
subject of sermon by the Rev
r. Paul Schearrer at IL am. to-
morrow in the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church Mrs. Dorothy
Skinner Walsh, soprano, and Mrs.
Lottie L. Volkmer, contralto, will
sing.
Mrs. John c. Post will speak on
Mexico" and Mrs. John w. Kerns
will speak on "Guatemala" at the
second in a series of Latin Amer
lea" meetings being sponsored by
the Woman's Society every Wednes-
day morning during July. Luncheon
will follow.
The Red Cross canteen class will
meet Monday morning and the Red
Gross sewing unit Thursday morn
ing.
Edith Bond, Marjorie Hensley,
Mary Alice Macdonald, Marjorie
Norton and Gladys Stevenson were
to leave today to attend the Young
Peoples Conference at Hood Col
lege the week of July to II.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Shield 10 Be Dedicated
At Wallace Memorial

A service shield. honoring the
congregations servicemen, will be
dedicated at II am. tomorrow at
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church. Small individual
flags will be placed in the shield
by representatives from the mems
families.
The subject of DR.. C. E. Haw-
thorne will be Serving in Hard
Places" At pm. he will speak on
The Man Who Did Not Miss an
Opportunity"
The summer Bible school will
continue the next two weeks The
teachers for the adult class, meet
ing from II to II am, will be: Mon
day, Mrs. A. B. Lank; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Mrs. Marshall T. Kie-
ley, both from the PetWorth Meth
odist Church, associating in this
school; Thursday, Mrs. C. P. Weber
of Wallace Memorial, and Friday,
Mrs. F. E. Edginton of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
five departments for children have
their graded work ably presented by
their regular teachers.
The Bethella Shaw Guild will
meet at 7:45 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Marine Corps Motto
Theme Of Service
Al Luther Place
Two Officers TO Join
With Pastor in Special
Observance Tomorrow

Semper FideliS or Always Faith
full" motto of the United States
Marine Corps. will be the theme of
a special service at II a m. tomorrow
in the Luther Place Memorial
Church.
The Rev. Charles B. Foelsch, pas
tor, will use this as his sermon topic
and will bring out the spiritual
meaning of the motto today in a
world of war.
1t. Col Frank Worthington, U. S.
M. c., on duty in Marine Corps
Headquarters, will speak on the
same theme. 1t is expected that a
delegation of marine officers and
enlisted men will be present.
Paymaster Sergt. Martin Nc
Grory, U. S. NJ. c., also on duty in
Marine Headquarters, will offer
prayer. Sergt. McGrory is a promi-
nent churchman here in the Lu-
theran Church, and his son, Staff
Sergt Martin A. McGrory, jr., also
a marine, is on duty overseas
Martin, ST, is a member of the
Executive Board of the United Lu-
theran Church in America, for
mer president of the Brotherhood
of the Maryland Synod of that body,
is treasurer Of the Washington Lu-
theran Inner Mission Society and
lay leader at Atonement Lutheran
Church
The Red Cross members will sew
Wednesday from 1920 m to pm.
The World Service Missionary
Society will be entertained by Miss
Elaine Wagner at her apartment
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
DR.. Pinkerton Announces
Theme for Tomorrow

At the National City Christian
Church tomorrow DR.. William H.
Pinkerton will give the last sermon
in his series on church history using
From Whence the, Disciples?' as
his subject. The choir will present
special music.
The Betty Mills Missionary Circle
will hold picnic and business meet
ing Monday afternoon at Rock Creek
picnic ground No. "a, Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV. Barbara Gibbs
and Emma Carol Diggs will be
hostesses.
The Woman's Council will meet
at II am. Tuesday in the Vermont
avenue building. Mrs. Eugene V.
Pugh will lead the devotions. Mrs.
Cortes G.. Randell will bring the
presidents Message"
The Young Peoples Group will
meet for a picnic at Rock Greek
Park. ground No. %. at pm. Tues
day. outdoor games will precede the
picnic supper.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Angel in the Sun
Topic Of DR.. Burgan
AT HamIine Methodist
Spurkmon to Address
Joint Bible Class and
Adult Fellowship Study

The Angel in the Sun" will be
the subject of Dr. H. w. Burgan at
Hamline Methodist Church at II
am. tomorrow. Music will be rem
dered by the quartet. The Brother
hood Bible Class and the Young
Adult Fellowship will hold a joint
Bible study at 9:45 am. with Rep
resentative John w. Sparkman as
the speaker. His subject will be
God the Creator
The Young Adult Fellowship will
hold supper at $50 pm. with serv-
icemen as guests.
A Community Vacation Church
School will begin at $50 am. Mon
day, continuing two weeks. The
school is sponsored by the Sixth
Presbyterian and Hamine Churches.
The Red Cross sewing and knit
ting group will meet at 1890 am.
Tuesday and the Red Cross nutri-
tion class at 1870 am. on Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Christiun Science

God" is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all the Churches of Christ,
Scientist. tomorrow, at IL Am. and
Bpm. Sunday school is at II am.
All are ivited to attend the church
services including the Wednesday
meetings at pm.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: For what
man knoweth the things of a man
save the spirit of man which is in
him? even so the things Of God
knoweth no man. but the Spirit of
God" q Corinthians, ii11)
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The
everlasting I Am is not bounded nor
compressed within the narrow limits
Of physical humanity nor can He
be understood Alright through morta.
concepts" page 1861
Evening star., 1942-07-04
If Foundations Be Shaken
Ionic Of Dr.. Crawford

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford, min
lister at Calvary Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on IF
the Foundations Be Shaken" The
hand of fellowship will be extended
new members and the ordinance
of the Lords supper will be admin
istered.
Howard Rees will be in charge of
the evening service. He and sew
eral of the young people will bring
reports from the recent Baptist Stu
dent Union Retreat at Ridgecrest,
N. C.
The Mcneil Glass will hold So
cial next Saturday evening.
Clarence w. Lahde will give an
illustrated talk on Religion in Ma
ture" to Joint meeting of the
Judson and Woodward groups Sum-
day evening
The assistant minister and Mrs.
Tuller and Edwin H. Tuller, jr.
are spending the month in West
Hartford, Conn.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
BrookIund Baptist

Therefore, will be the sermon
topic of the Rev. M. c. Stith at II
am. Special music will be furnished
by the choir.
The pastors evening topic is And
as He Was Praying"
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Fort kyer Chaplain Will
Preach at Epiphany

A special patriotic service has been
arranged at the Church of the
Epiphany for II o'clock tomorrow
There will be the regular celebration
of the holy communion, and the
guest preacher will be the Rev.
Arnold M. Lewis chaplain of the
10th Infantry, now stationed at
Fort Myer.
Fe was formerly rector of a church
at Westhampton, Long Island, and
has been a reserve chaplain for
years. National hymns and special
prayers will be arranged.
For the benefit of those working
on Sunday there will be celebration
of the holy communion at 8 pm.
tomorrow. The special preacher will
be the Rev. Hunter M. Lewis.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Fountain Memorial
Vocation Bible School

At II am. emphasis will again
be laid on the theme, steward
ship" The Rev. w. B. King will
speak on 1.-The Alternative to Stew
ardship." The communion service
will be administered. At s pm. he
will speak on II Believe in God"
The summer daily vacation Bible
school will begin Monday morning
and continue through July II from
$50 to 1870 am. each day except
Saturdays. The superintendents of
the departments are: Mrs. Reed,
beginners; Mrs. w. B. King. juniors;
Mrs. N. Greer, intermediates. The
ages of those who will attend are
from to 16. The pastor will be
the superintendent of the school.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Services Are Announced
At Augustuno Lutheran

"Chrlstianity's Declaration of In
dependence will be the theme of a
sermon by Dr. Arthur o. Helm
at the morning service of the Angus
tana Lutheran Church tomorrow.
The July meeting of the Young
Woman's Missionary Society will be
held Thursday evening.
The white Luther gown recently
voted the pastor for use during the
summer will be worn for the first
time at the special flag dedication
service, July 10. 1t will also mark
the third anniversary of the first
worship service conducted by the
congregation in its present church.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Union Service Planned
At UniversuIist Church

At the Universalist National
Memorial Church at II am. tomor-
row, All Souls Unitarian and
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Churches will participate in a union
service. The Rev. DR.. Seth r.
Brooks, minister of the Universalist
Church, will preach on THE Con-
temptation of Americas Present y
The National Capital Choir will
render the ministry of music
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing in the parish house
from 10 am. to pm, Monday and
Friday.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Petworth Methodist

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be observed at IL am. A
double quartet will render the spe-
cial music.
The combined evening service will
be held at 7:30 pm. Ethel Meyers
will preside. Prayer will be offered
by Marie Hansen, and Mary Bean
will read the scripture. Virginia
Perrin will be the speaker for the
young people. DR.. Steelmans sub
ject will be Give Yourself Square
Deal"
Evening star., 1942-07-04
Atonement Lutheran

All students for Hood College are
requested to make report to Robert
J. Volland before Monday. Most of
the delegation will leave July IL.
The snnual picnic of the Sunday
school will be held at Pierce Mill,
Rock Creek Park. July II. Trans
portation for those desiring 1t; leav-
ing II am. from the chapel,
The Rev. H. E. Snyder will speak
at the $50 and IL am. services.
Holy communion will be admins
tered at each service.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
R. |. Avenue Methodist

The holy communion service will
be observed tomorrow morning. The
Rev. E. A. Sexsmith has as the
theme of the communion medita-
ton, Symbols That Speak" The
senior choir will present special
music.
Independence Day will be OBJ
served with appropriate services at
8 pm. The service will open with
20-minute hymn sing of gospel
and patriotic hymns. DR.. Sexsmith
will speak on The Heart of a
Nation
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
en- TO Produce e
DefensyfiIm

FOR AN audience Of go 00C
war workers employed in its sc
plants in 40 cities. General Motors
started production on This Prec-
ious Freedom" il was announced
by Frank Il. Donovan OF Sound
Masters. producing the feature for
General Motors.
Starring Claude Rains. This
Precious Freedom. which recently
won nationwide acclaim when il
was voted the best radio play Of
.1941. is being directed by It's
author. Arch Oboler.
Telling the shocking story OF
what would happen 10 an Ameri-
can family in the event Of foreign
occupation, the picture will be
shown free to GM employees and
their families in thcatGrs IN their
home towns during September and
October. 1t follows exhibition Of
America Can Give It." GM's first
Victory Revue production, which
starred Walter Huston, Lowell
Thomas and Quentin Reynolds,
famed war CORRESPONDENT.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
LOueIIa Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 10. - My
friend, Joe PaSternak, is hopeful
that lightning Will strike twice in
the same place. joe you see, has
Just madea dael with Jose Iturbi,
noted pianist, 10 play himself IN
Kathryn Grayson's next movie,
Private Miss Jones. Iturbi VIII
furnish "a note very similar 10 the
one Leopold Stokowski brought to
"One Hundred Men and a Girl,
the Deanna Durbin hit Pastcrnak
made for Universal.
With all her domestic troubles,
Kathryn has one thing 10 cheer
her up now and that is that Joe is
guiding her career. He certainly
worked wonders with Durbin.
once again a symphony orcheS-
ira viii be brought into the story
and with Iturbi at the piano and
Kathryns lovely voice, we car
count on some wonderful musical
moments. Kathryn plays a cir
brought up by an army officer.
father and when he goes TO wal
she carries on as Private Miss
Jones" accompanying Iturbi or
tours around army camps.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
Bobby Clark
Celebrates 40th
Stage Anniversary

BOBBY CLARK, long recog-
.nized and revered by a large seq
.ment of the theater going popu-
lace as the funniest man in the
world. celebrates his fortieth ami
versary on the stage, Wednesday,
august 70, under The most auspi-
'cious circumstances, for Clark,
working in a straight farce and
following il with his role of Bob
Acres for the Theater Guild is
again back in the musicals he
loves so much.
Not that media is a challenge 70
his talents, for he has been funny
lin minStrels, in the circus. IN
movies and musicals as well as
classical dramas. But Bobby Clark
loves laugh and leg shows and
lis now playing in Star and
Garter at the MuSicbox TheateI
/ in New York.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
Film Time Clock

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MCmGAN-"TheC Cay Sisters" 1245
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Army" II ;27 a. m 2;50, 613, s:36 p. m.
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Rio RITA 7.52, ll.09 ?. m.
TELENEWS go News. short subjects,
a. n. 90 ii ,. N.
UNITED ARTISTS "Mrs Minlver. -
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
StarIet's Fans VIII
Teach Her TO Swim

IF DONNA REED doesn't learn
to swim, il wont be the fault of
her fans.
Since the starlet was the subject
of a picture layout in a national
magazine recently, her fan mail
has been almost doubled. The rea-
son seems 10 be that one picture
Of her as a farm girl in her native
Iowa carried a caption stating
that she still doesn't know how
10 swim, but would like to learn.
Now, four out of every five
letters received by Donna in
clude an offer TO teach her,
ANYTIME. anywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19

years, a film actor has gone ihto
the ministry. George Givot. the
Greek ambassador Of goodwill has
just entered the Baptist Theologi-
cal Seminary with the idea Of
studying TO be a chaplain in the
army.
Givot, who is 80 years old, made
his last film appearance in Hop
Along Cassidy" tie was so
deeply touched by the suffering Of
his countrynen in Greece in this
war that he decided TO put aside
all else and try 10 do his part,
which is really a splendid gesture.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
BETTE's NEXT FILM

Bette Davis is really wonderful.
Every time she finishes a picture
she says no more movies without
a rest. Then some one will tell
her the plot of an interesting story
or play and she cannot resist
doing it.
The latest Bette has listened
herself into is "Old Acquaintance
and she starts Immediately after
just finishing Watch on the
Rhine.
For the first time in my movie
memory, which dates back &c
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
TARZAN's NEW MATE

Hold everything Tarzan has a
new mate-and what mate
Beautiful Frances Clifford. who
made her entrance into the movies
as the jungle girl in Paramount
serial, has been borrowed by
R-K-O for "Farzan's Triumph,
Edgar Rice Burroughs jungle
series, with Johnny Weissmuller
OF course, as TarZan.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
Federation Band
Concert Tonight

The Detroit Federation Of Musi-
clans Band, with Murdoch Mac
donald conducting, will be heard
in a concert from the Belle Isle
Shell starting at 3 p. m. tonight.
Soloists will be Ralph Risher,
tenor, and SedgcWick- Field,-ceF-
netist.
The program follows.
STAR -SPANGLED BANNER
March Hands Across the Sea SouEs
Overture--The Highlanders Kretschmer
COrnet solo--Spanish Caprice Smith
SedgeWick Field. Eololst
Emperor WanE Strauss
Frescoes-Suite Wood
1. Sea shauty
2 The Band stand AZ HYDE Park
TSTERMISSIOS
Scenes from The sierrss Bennett
SgnRs-
JEANNE with the Light Brown Hair Foster
Sunrise and You Penn
Ralph Risher, Eoloist
Novelty
The Little Brown jug Goes TO Town
Bergheim
Russian Dance-GOpak MOussorgsky
Melodies from sally Kern
MaYch-The Rlltes Macdonald
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-19
sTANwYCK's RIVAL

Glamorous June Lang gets
break in the big league movies
again as Barbara Stanwyck's rival
for Charles Boyer in Flesh and
Fantasy" June plays a ballet
dancer, Charles a tight rope
walker, and Acquanetta, the In
dian actress, is the other femme
excitement.
La gaceta., 1942-11-07

nidad, 10 que listed llama idea
liSmo Sc convertira mas tarde en-
realidad, 81 los que defender di-
chas ideas 10 hacen con sinceri-
dad, con entusiasmo y con una
suficiente dosiS de tenacidad.
-Yo concuerdo con las ideas
del senor Garlez. manifesto
CASTOR Les dare un ejempo
sin gran trascendencia: el
bridge. Hace unos cuantos me-
SEES, cada yez que tenia la osadia
de hablar del Sistema hilbert
son, tcdos s%onreian ir6nicamen-
te: ahora, a pesar de 10 que us
ted olga, senior Rakoko, son rl-
ras las personals q. no sigan di-
cho sistema.
ESQ no viene al caso-repli-
go Rakcko, picado.-Las cuestio
mes ecCn6micas...
-Se6ores- interrumpi6 81
Ministro de Gagalandia, malhu-
morado,-con vuestras diserta-
La gaceta., 1942-11-07

ba, hacienda waller, la blancura
dc Su cabello y de su CUTS. Sus
Joyas eran pocas, pero escogi-
das. La sonrisa mundane que
lconstantemente iluminaba Sus
iacciones, cuya frescura juvenil
conservaba aGn a pesar del
t%ranscurso de los amos, hacia OIL
vidar las arrugas incipientes de
su rostro.
listed es Ell mejor de los HON
bres, mi querido Garlez-dijo
ella, s~entandose a la mesa
NO sable cuanto lie agradezco
que haya acceptable Sales.--future
durante un ratio! Ahora, vengo
a daVolverle su libertad. Hay al
que Sc muere de ganas de
oallar con listed. iJacqueline
esta divina esta noche! AL pasar
eerca de ella, lie die al dido: 81
Sc bate por una noble causa; de-
1lende mis- dolores en- el bridge.
@Sehora-contest6 amable
La gaceta., 1942-11-07
.Gubanos e itaGanps -~Yotveraan a jugar mafana

nerterdo Goo cubanoe IN deea.
flo de ventaja, conquistado q
paSado domingo, manana se ba.
tran de nuevo, en- ell parque Gus
caden, las fuertes novenas que
representa- a las prestigiosas
sociedades Circulo Cubano y L.
nione Italiana.
81 ell 'fteam" encabezado por
Vicente Granell logra ell triun-
TO en- la sexta jornada peloteril,
la bandera del campeonato In
tersocial lie sera entregada a la
culta sociedad de Ia Gale Gator
ce.
81 los Mambises Uienen la
suerte de espaldas y los garibal-
ldinos ganan el partido, entonces
Sera necesario jugar 81 septimo
y 1itimo juego de la serie.
Todos los peritos dan por Sc
guro que ell ''jonrronero" Ma
nuel Onfs, mentor de los italia
nos recurrira de nuevo a los SER
vicios del excelente pitcher Mi
ckey Hernandez.
Mickey ha lanzado muy bien
en- los ultimos juegos, pero su
novena es debil al bate y con los
robes POGO "ruido" hace.
La victoria de la Unione de-
pende de que Hernandez consiga
silenciar a los bateadores del
Circulo y que Onls sc descuelgue
oportunamente, con otro ''maca-
nazo'' de cuatro esquinas.
Durante la semana Granell hu
La gaceta., 1942-11-07

plieran con los debares que les
impusiera algdn rito sagrado.
Y apenas 81 Encargado de Ne
gocios de Oronte hu5o reeogido
la ultima baza:
i listed ha jugado maravi-
%llosamente, senior Garlez cons
tato ell viejo ~diplomatico, con adj
miraci6n.
listed me halaga, senior Mi
nlStro-repuSo Garlez.
La puerta Sc abri6 de repen-
tie. Los acordes de un walls Sc de-
aaron DIR con mayor claridad.
La Baronesa de Foxet en+r6
en- Ell saloncito cerr6 cuidadosa
mente Ia puerta mientras los in
gadores Sc pusieron de pie para
saludarla. Era una sonora de e.
cad que habia sabido conservr
Ia Inca, requisite tan esencial
en- nuestra epoca. Llsvaba ma
toilette sencilla Y sumamente e.
legante, cuyo color negro realza
La gaceta., 1942-11-07
VENCIERON LOS RECOGE-
DORES DE FRESAS A LAS
PANTERAS

Una sorpresa que nadie espe-
raba dieron aver los Recogedo-
ros de Fresas de Plant City y
vencieron, con un total de Z pun
tos por 6, a las P~anteras de Pal
M Celia.
Hubo su ''brnoquita", 10 que va
IS cast de rigor en- Plant City, la
ciudad donde Mr.. Wayne Tho
mas tiene un peri6dico.
Joe Brown hizo ell unico
touchdown" de los Recogedores
Lane produjo ell punto adicio-
nal, en- 81 primer periodic.
Los i6venes de la escuela su-
perior Plant no hicieron sus seis
puntos hasta ell dltimO periodic.
La gaceta., 1942-11-07

las cartaS.- Son convencionas
que TODD el mundo conoce!
E interpelando al Ministro de
Gagalandia, agreg6:
i Jamas deberia listed haber
ganado csc camel. iPaso!
I'm sin triunfo- declare
Garlez.
-Paso1dijo CASTOR.
Tres corazones-ofreci6 81
gagalandes.
i Paso!-se exdlam6 Rako-
ko, aun diSgustado de haber per
dido debido al error de su part
ner.
Tires sin triunfo-dijo Gar
lez.
TodoS pasaron. Ell Ministro de
Gagalandia puSo sus naipes So
.bre la mesa, enfrente de Garlez:
y mientras el primero observa-
impossible, las jugadas de los
otros tres, estos, silenciosos, ju-
gaban gravemente como 81 cum
La gaceta., 1942-11-07
LA BAALLA ENTIRE AVIADO
RES Y E~SPARTANOS

La batalla entire los Esparta-
nos de la Universidad de Tampa
y los aviadores de Drew, un
nuevo "once" Sc verificara hoy
por la tarde, a las 4:30, en- Ell te-
rreno de Phillips.
Estrellas de diferentes cole
gios, univerSidades y eScuelas de
segunda ensenanza integran ell
team" de los militares de Drew
Todo 10 que Ell partido produz
ca Sc entregara a la organiza-
ci6n patri6tica USO.
Defenderan ell pabell6n de los
aviadores, Caruso, Parrish, COL
Inns, Bryant, Antonoff, White
head, Mueller, Armstrong, Quin
Welc her y Pane.
Melvin Vines defendera su en-
sena con UaSSan, Thornton,
Dziewgue, Gillett, Yarbrough,
Reed, Kaptur, McFee, Matherly,
Hacock y Straub.
La gaceta., 1942-11-07

clones, no Sc puede jugar.
Bridge S%ignifica silencio. En- mi
club esta terminantemente pro-
hibido hablar de politica o hacer
cuentoS verdes mientras Sc jue-
ga al bridge. Les suplico, apli-
quemos aqui las miSmas reglas!
DE 10 c-ontrario-expres6
CASTOR, sonri6ndose, -podrfa-
mos Greer que estamos en- Cine
bra.
Jugaron sin habler, oyendose
Gnicamente los Sonidos atenua-
dos de un fox-trot que flotaban
hasta ellos.
He hecho mis- cinco treboles
d"Cblados-constat6 81 Ministro
de Gagalandia con evidente Sa-
tiSfacci6n mientras recogia la
Ultima baza.
ii Naturalmente t.. Sc ex-
clam6 Rakohc, exreriorizando
su disgusto. isl mi partner
hubiese jugado como es debido,
La gaceta., 1942-11-07
MULTADOS LOS PELOTEROS
GORDON Y CROSETTI

Chicago, Nov. LA oficina
del comisionado supreme de la
pelOta organizada, juez lands,
anunci6 aver la imposition de
multas a Frank Crosetti y Joe
Gordon, jugadores de los Yam
KEGS, por mala conducta en- la
Ultima serie mundial.
Crosetti debera pagan una
de $3.50 y cumplir 80 dias
de suspension por haber daGo
I'm empuj6n al arbitro William
Gordon tendra que pa
gar $3.50 por las malas palabras
que dirigi6 al arbitro Geo. Ma
gerkurthy.
Los dos merecian haber sido
sacadoS del juego; pero no Sc hi
20 ash por haber rogado Ell comi-
sionado a los arbitros q. nc debi-
litaron, quitandoles jugadores, a
las dos novenas contendientes.