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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
hessish Lutheran Ladies
Posfpone Auxiliary Meeting

Tne Ladies auxiliary ~ Messiah
Lutheran church has postponed its
meeting from Jan. until Jan IL
Hhen the group viii meet a. the
home u Mrs. Hans Lsvik. 1879
F.. Grant Luncheon all - ssrysd
a. u 90 o-cIoek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Spends Holidays
In Tacoma

Miss Emmie Duois Of Dundurn.
Saskatchewan has been spending
the Christmas holidays with Miss
Josephine Demers at the home OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Mrs. Ha-i 10 Be Hostess

Members Of Electa club viii
meet AZ the home Of Mrs.. ". l.
Hart At sIs No. csishmAn on
Thursday Luncheon viii be served
Al Il 30 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Mrs. Clement 10 Entertain
Orsnsm Circle No. ~

Member. % oxAnam eireis 10
n are Ia meet Tuesday for = n %
o'clock luncheon and Afternoon of
bridge si The hons Of Mira Ralph
l. ciemsnt. so0a %. PARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Annual Meeting Scheduled
For Orthopedic Association
Officers for 1912 viii Be Elected Thursday;
Various Guilds 70 Open Year on Monday

Members of the Tacoma Orhopedic association antici
patng their annual meeting which to be held at the Y W.
C. A at 10 o'clock Thursday morning At that time officers
for the coming year will be elected During the past year.
Mrs. Arthur Gunderson has lead the association.
Guilds of the association will hold their first meeting
of the new year Monday follows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Leslie Sussmsns Vacation
On East Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sussnan
are sojourning on the east coast
At the present time they are in
New York city at the Barblzon-
Plaza.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Dsugh,er Is Born on
New Years Dsy

A daughter sss born Sss
Years dsy al 81 Josephs bospl-
tai 70 Mr. and Mrs. Oryiii~ Moore.
1929 30. Thompson. Ths little glFl
70 ths first child. Grandparents
sharing IN tina congratulations are
Mr.. And Mrs. 4 v. Donsison ard
M and Mrs. William n Moore
me tao Ersat-ErandmOtbsrs are
Mrs Hannah Donsison and hra
Emma chzss
ladies' AID Of Bethel Lnfhersa
church viii meet a. ths home ~
Mrs. A v johnson. ts37 80
Thompson ave. wednesday a. 2
p. m
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MSS Rifo Wolioce,
daughter OF Mr.. ord Mrs.
& 4. Hlolloce Of fircfesi,
become the BRIDE q Mr.
Wliliooo tio~oro. son q
M. ond Mrs Robert hur-
~. or on impressive home
ceremony Dee II. The
young couple vii make
their home m Tocomo.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

laridad.
Como toda passion, su amor in
menso rcbabala la serenidad y
obScureciala Ell pensamiento.
En- Gambia, Dimitri estaba
muysereno, muy tranluilo, fin
giendo maravillosamente una a.
nimaci6n Y una algeria que es-
taba muy lejos de sentir en- rea-
lidad.
Dijeron de cenar tarde, y a
las echo y media va eStaban en-
ell cafe de la plaza de Espana
donde habia tenido la entrevis-
ia eSta tarde con Teddy.
Fl clown fue puntual.
Minutes antes de las nueve,
sc present6 en- ell establecimien-
to-.
Pero, ingAes precavido, Ted
dy, aunque traia y mostr6 su la
lonario de cheques, Y dijo que
eStaba dispuesto a pagan a Di-
mitri, exigfa como condici6n pri
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

ma, enontraron 10 que busca-
ban.
AL dia siguiente zarpaba I'm
buque de Geneva, ell Gialio CO.
Sare, para Barcelona, Rio janet
70, Buenos Aires y eScalas.
Los amantes Sc habian deci-
dido, al fin, por la capital del
Brasil.
Dimitri, luego de fruncir un
instante ell ceho, como 81 pensa-
ra algo desagradable, sac6 dos
pasajes de primera para Rio ia
Metro.
-iTd no tener equipaje, pa
lomo mia?
Ninguno. Mis- maletas, mis-
trajes, TODD qued6 en- tn furg6n,
cuando aquella fdnebre histo-
ria de Albenga. INo he recuer-
das?
-iAh, ST! Enbonlces, encar-
garemos nous a Teddy que nos
10 recoia TODD esta noche, y 10
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
LOS JUEGOS DE MANANA
EN- LA LIGA INTERSO-
OIAL

Las dos mas fuertes novenas
de Ia Liga Intersocial, segdn al
gunos peritos de la Septima a.
venida, Sc batiran mahana, a Ia
l 80, en- ell parque Cuscaden.
La Unione Italiana, ccmanda-
da por. Manuel Onis, venci6 a los
a~stures, la semana pasada, y FL
Circulo Cubano, dirigido por VI
cente Granell, derrot6 a los Ca
baQleros Leales.
Disponen Onis v Granel de ha
biles pitchers v los dos ansfan
la victoria.
En- ell segundo juego, a la bora
reglamentaria, sc batiran los AS
turianos, con Faustino Casares
en- la vanguardia, y los Caballe-
ros Leales. Odalis Ortega es Ell
mentor de Ia novena de la Lo-
gia.
Actuaran los excelentes arbi.
tros Leavine y Jimmy White.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

mcrdial, que Sc formalizara el
trsl5c en- casa de un notario p1-
blico.
-iNado mas facil !-cortes-
to Petrokof-; til Y 20 ir ahora
miSmG a enterarnos d6nde ha-
Der un %notaric, y mafana o aho-
ra misma hacer uno documento.
A Teddy, tanta facilidad, lie
aumerl.aron las sosp5chas de
Que TODD este fuera una brcma
pesada de su director, que pre-
parase alguna jugarreta contra
la espahola.
Pero Agueda intervino:
-Bien zen ese case, vamos
los tres a casa del notario.
Era evidente que la mujer
ldesconfiaba.
No guerra dejar solos a los
hombres, Y, sobre TODD, no que
ria separarse de Dimitri per ma
da de este mundo
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
OEPO2TES
TERMINO AVER LA TEMPO
RADA DE LOS GALGOS

Mas de 1000 personas asistie
ron anoche a la despedida de Ia
temporada, en- ell Canedromo de
Sulphur Springs.
En- los 80 dias de carreras pa
garon sus billetes de entrada
90,841 personas, comparadas
con 88,848 ell afo pasado.
Las apuestas aumentaron des
de $1,972,620 a S2,302,916.
Anoche Sc apostaron $56,881.
En- la carrera de "Hasta la Wis
ta", la octava, venci6 Dainty
Ann, pagandose los boletos a
$7.20, $500 y $500.
Triunfaron en- las otras carre
ras Howe Times, Musical, Boys
TTown, Erin's Guide, Rustic,
Jovial Bill, Peg, Lady Lin, Tip y
Heavy LOrrie.
Ganaron la quiniela Musical
Y Boys Town., con una recompen
sa de $53.40.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
LOS ATLETICOS ATROPE-
LLARON A LOS a

Hutchinson, Kansas, abril II.
Los Atl6ticos dispararon aver
IA hits y derrotaron a les Pira-
tas con un total de 6 carreras
por A. Bob Johnson ayud6 a los
vencedores con dos quadrangle
lares, uno en- el segundo y otro
en- ell tercero. Vicente DiMaggio
aport6 I'm baltazo de cuatro es-
quinas, cen un corredor en- las
bases, en- la primera entrada.
Tuvo que ingresar en- un hos
pital, alcanzado por una pelota
en- ell codo derecho, Ell pitcher no
vato Dick Fowler, que Connie
Mack adquiriera del Toronto, Ii
ga International.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

cho?... iMarcharos vosotros de
Geneva?
-Manana misma-repuso Di
mitri imperturbable.
-IC6mo?... IY ad6nde mar
charos vosotros? IIros juntos?
@untos. va be 10 dijimos Is.
ia tarde. Y no querer decirte
per ahora ad6nde vamos. Mana
ma 10 sabras.
Los tres salieron a IA calle.
Teddy tenfa que volver al cir
co Embellishments, para Ia fun
ci6n de la noche.
va cerca del Pingio Sc despi.
dieron.
u Haber lido Ifka por aIf?-
Ipregunt6 el director en- Ell GIti-
inStante.
-Haber ido-repuso Ell cIown
y estar hecha una fiera. iYa
~esconieros voSctroSl Has
ia mahana, pueU.
Z % sSpareron
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

mande al hctel... Ia que hotel
Querer til que vayamos por esta
noche?
-i0h, a cualquiera! Escoge
til.
-ANoRs, entonces, al Metro
pole. Ser en- el Cors0 A,pino, GER
ca del puerto.
Sc hicieron llevar ALI.
FL russo page la cuenta del au-
to, que subfa a cerea de ocho-
cientas liras.
Los amantes sc instalaron,
pues, en- ell Hotel Metropole, que
extiende sus enormes fachadas
en- las cercanias del puerto, en-
pleno Ccrso Alpine.
Agueda apenas Sc daba cuen-
ia de NADIA.
Su amor, exaltadisimo por es-
te hombre, la tenia en- un estado
de incOherencia Y de languidez
beata cue no Ia permitia yer con
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
LOS ROJOS ARRIBARON A
CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, abril 11.-ulega-
ron a .eSta ciudad, mandados
por Bill McKechnie, les Ro0os
de Cincinnati.
Elmer Riddle lanzara hoy con
ira los Rojos de Cincinnati.
Elmer Riddle lanzara hoy
contra los Tigres de Detroit,
Johnny Wander Nicer actuara el
domingo.
Sc da por SECURE que Bucky
Walters tendra a su cargo ell pri
mer partido del campecnato,
con los Piratas de Pittsburgh.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
TRES PELOTE.
RIOS AL TULSA

Chicago, abril 11.-Los Cubs
enviaron al club Tulsa, de la Lii
ga de Texas, a los peloteros Cy
Block tercera base, que Ell ano
pasado jug6 con Ell Macon ;
Glenn Gardner, pitcher derechO,
que jugara del Houston, y la pr
mera base Frank Jellinich, de-
Utica, novena de la Liga del Es-
tie. Sc Incorporate Mos tres en-
la tarde de aver,
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
e Ell EXSECRETA.
RIO DE LA LIGA

Ell querido amigo Sergio Ber-
deal, exsecretario de la Liga In.
tersocial, esta enfermo Y rcluidc
en- su dOmicilio.
Ibrahim Diaz nos informs
que Sergio anda en- "1ios" con u
mas "chinas''..
Todos en- eSta casa hacemos
votos por su rapido y total res,
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
TONIC rERChRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

flamantes, con la Silld de Felipe
H., y Ell respeto con que los en-
pleados manejaban aquellos pa
peles de credito, que valian, ca
da uno, por cuatro o cinco o seis
o diez de sus similares france
ses, italianos, alemanes, rusos...
FL director del circo dej6, no
obstante en- Su cartera, diez mil
pesetas en- dinero espanol.
Al salir eli russo del Banco,
siempre en- ell coche, Sc hicieron
llevar los amantes a varias agen
cias de vapores.
En- la segunda que visitaron,
IA NGvigGzioni GenerGli Italia
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
Con Ell Bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a CuArta)

Los peritos en- asuntos pelo-
teri1es sehalan a Stan Mupsial
y Johnny Pesky como dos de los
mejores "prospectos' del aho,
en- las gra,1des ligas.
Musial juega con nos Cardena
des de st. Louis y John Pesky
con los Medias Rojas de Bos-
ton.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Ell gigantic pareci6 refrexio.
nar.
Nc era oportuno provocar a.
qui una discussion cen su aman-
te.
Asf es que fall6:
-Bueno, pensanlio bien, no
creo que podemos ir maintenant
a CASA de uno notario. Manana
iremos.
Els 10 que 70 digo-ahadi6
Teddy.
-Pero no divides que mana
ma, Dimitri...
ST, 81, va recuerdo, palomo
mia. Pero iremos por Ia manana
y nueStro buque no salir hasta
la tarie.
Diciendo este Sc levant6,
o.
Teddy Sc habia quedado bo-
quiabierto.
1Vuestro buQue, haber d.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

que 81 es superior a Gerald
Pnddy, la nueva estreMa de los
Yankees.
81 Rolfe recupera su buena
forma, Sc da por SECURE que Nc
Carthy usara a Priddy en- la pri
mera base.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
FREDDIE ARCHER PELEA-
RIA CON Ell NEGRO SHANS

Newark N. j., abril 11.-Un
pGgil negro del peso ligero, Cleo
Shans, Sc batira aqui, Ell lunes
por la noche, con Freddie Arch
Ell, notable gladiator local.
Archer ostenta va una deci-
sion sObre Shans.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
LOS BRAVOS
UN PITCHER

Boston, abril Lila direc-
ci6n de los Braves de Boston
la adquisici6n del pit
cher derecho John Sain, que ell
ano pasado "curveara" en- ell
Nashville, novena de la Asocia-
ci6n del Sur.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Me- OFT no ha seleccionado
aun su pitcher para ell martes.
Escogera entire Hal S3huma-
cher y Finder MCGEE. Tambien
toma en- consideration a Bob
Car Carpenter.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

81, senor, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, 3d.. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11
PESCO UNA TRUCHA DE
E LIBRAS

Montour Fallas, N. Y, abril
11.-El premio por la peSca de
trucha, en- la presente Temporal
da, lie corresponds a Murray
Allyn, que cogi6 una de 10 Ii
bras 2 onzas y I'm largo de S019
pulgadas.
Hizo la peSca en- atherine
Greek, cerca de Elmira.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Glegaron aver a Cleveland,
viajando juntos, las Indios de
Cleveland y los Gigantes de
New York.
Prolongaron las practicas de
sus novenas en- el sur, segdn d.
jeron para aprovechar el buen
TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Camilli y Herman estan listcs
para jugar en- ell primer desafio
de la temporada, la semana que
Niene. Ash 10 anunci6 ell director
Leo Durocher
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Falleci6 en- Philadelphia I'm
hermanu de Joe McCarthy, el
de los Yankees.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Los Browns de st. Louis Sc
deshicieron de los servicios del
pitcher Bill Cox, un recluta, en-
viandolo al Toledo, en- la asocia-
ci6n Americana. Ell ano pjasado
lanz6 con e. Indianapolis. Gan6
8 partidos y perdi6 16.
IL Rolfe sc propone probar
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

Nosctros deseamos un buen
ano al veterano catcher Alton
80 Lopez, de los Piratas.
Ell mismo noble deseo mueve
los s~entimientos de los ~fanaticos
de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

ASista a los desafios de la Ii
ga IntersOciai.
Dos ''combates" por solo 25c,
cada domingo, en- Ell parque Gus
caden,
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

I'D Rolfe Sc propone probal
La gaceta., 1942-04-11

vletoFiano MantsiEa, EditoT
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
To the Voters of Durant:

To the Voters of Durant:
| am deeply grateful to each and
every one Of you who supported me
for city clerk in the recent election.
/ shall always remember your kind
ness and courtesy.
wish TO state also that the article
printed in last weeks issue Of this
paper, headed Ten Years Is Long
Enough" was written without my
knowledge, consent, or expense, and
/ have been greatly Inundated by
same.
humiliated by same.
Respectfully,
Catherine Calender.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
J. w. HOWELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special Attention Given
OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES
OF CHILDREN
W ( HEGGIE
Notary Public
Howell & Heg:ie Drug
Store
Durani Miss

SUMMONS

CHANCERY SUMMONS
The State of Mississippi-To John Wat
son Holmes, Trailway Depot, 1914
Tulane Avenue, New Orleans, Lou-
isiana.
+ You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county of
Holmes, said state of Mississippi, on
the End Monday of September, 1912, to
defend the suit in said Court, No. 6471,
Of Louise Carroll Holmes wherein you
are a defendant.
This the 18th day of August, 1912.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
CSEAL) Chancery Clerk.
PCT
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
USO On Maneuvers

In each of the maneuver areas,
USO staff members must go ahead
of the military force. securing
citizen cooperation and arrang-
ing comfort and recreational facili-
ties for thousands Of men, often
in towns with populations measur-
ed by hundreds"
How well USO has done that
job in the Carolinas, Louisiana,
California and Washington has
been attested in concentrations
from General Hugh A. Drum,
Brig. Gen. i. II. Osborn, other
high ranking military figures and
the American people, the citizens
of the small communities in the
battle area"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

the Maine Coast or a coral strand
in the Florida keys. 1t might even
have been a glittering stretch
washed by the Pacific, because the
USO goes everywhere Americas
fighting men go in defense of our
coast line.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
$50 In Trnnsit

Cooperating with United Ser
vice Organizations, twenty-seyen
large American cities, mastering
a total OF more than 5000 volun-
teer workers, have already estab-
lished lounges in their railway sta
tons and bus terminals for the
troops-in-transit.
USO officials report that they
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

have approach
ed 108 different
C o m m u n tiles
with the station
lounge p | a n
and are striving
to set up these
Ravens in e
important stop
over city of the
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

USO has found
us even out in
this No Mans
Land The SEN
try was relaxed
jubilant.
IN o NJ a n g
Land" IN h I.
have b e G n a
craggy beach on
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
United States.
USO Mobile Service

Halt" The sentry was alert
and tense, his Garand on the
ready" as the truck rolled into
sight, humping along the beach
in the darkness. Brakes ground
and the truck slowed sideways in
the sand. The early moon glinted
on the side of the truck, on foot
high letters-USO.
"Hey, gang. Come arunnin'. The
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

LOST-ONE POINTER PUP, female.
10 weeks old, from California Cafe. Re
ward if returned to Phil Terry, Durant.
2tp.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

- Our fighting men are aoing
their hare. Here at rome
| the hasf we can do is 81. 10%
r OF car income in War B1.ds
for Our share in America. /
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

the First World
War"
This s t a t e.
ment was made
yesterday to US
. officials by
Clifton f q d l.
ma book critic
Of I h e { y
NnREn v -, n
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

49,
The member
ship of United
Service Orgaui-
cations includes
every mother S
son in the fight
ing uniform OF
Uncle Sam. BY
the end OF this
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

year there viii be $4,000 Of
them.
Built at the very thresholds
of camps and training stations,
USO clubhouses welcome the Off
duty fighter to their roaring fire.
sides. their lounges and social
halls.
There ale 407 elubhouses. With
1913 smaller operations, they give
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

zine and master OF ceremonies OF
radios Information Please"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

comfort and cheer, recreation and
rest to all who shoulder guns or
make them. These operational
units-570 in all-are busy in 269
communities of forty-three states.
A chain of sixteen rings the world
from Alaska to Hawaii and thence
to the Canal Zone and bases in the
Caribbean. From there the chain
stretches north to end in Bermuda.
US0 Overseas
Wherever the war takes Ameri-
can fighting men, the job of Unit
ed Service Organizations is the
same: to give these men a home
away from home" so that they
can get the most enjoyment and
relaxation out OF their few prec-
ious leisure hours.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
USO ANSWERS
AL CALLS OF
Anr.ED FORCES

wherever America armed
forces are or may go. the USO
I'LL - 49,. Ia
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

CnalTman Tor IiesI efppi's USO
War Fund Campaign, which be-
gins May 18th.
In discussing USO's vital and
essential part in the national war
effort, Chairman Wright also out
lined. the various services now a
pare OF the daily USO service to
the men behind the guns.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
) Victory Books

american troops are reading
far better books than they did in
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

Mississippi's US0 War Fund
Campaign begins May 11Ih and
win continue through May 23rd.
Mississippi's part of the $780,
100000 national quota is $780,
600. With every county in the
state organized and ready, Mis-
sissipPi expects TO go over the
top for the men behind the gums
soon after May 18th.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03
USO Clubhouses

When men join the coIors they
Join the biggest club in the world
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-09-03

S25 90 TO LUCKY EXHTBITOR-ln order to encourage
more owners of mares and colts to enter their animals IN
the show this year, and also make it possible for some eX-
hibitor whose animals fan to place in any of the classes
TO have an equal chance at a special prize, the following
plan is adopted.
A numbered ticket will be given to the exhibitor. for
each brood mare and colt entered in the Show. No tickets
will be given to exhibitors for mares without colts al side,
or for animals over 2 years old.
When all Judging has been finished, a small chlld
will draw q number from a box and the exhibitor holding
the corresponding stub number will be given so n cash.
Read this c~arefully as it concerns exhibitors of mares
ond colts ap1y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-25

FUR COATS-Cleaned and glazed.
 g. Refined $l0 Remodeling and
 repairing. H. Ciresi. 38 Winchester
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-25
Last Nights Fights

New Bedford, Mass, November %. - (UP) - Two Worcester boxers have made the double eigh-round feature matches at the Bristol arena a split affair.
 In unanimous decisions last night. Johnny Cool, l37, of Worcester out pointed Ceferino Bronco, l37, of Fall River while Bob Howard, l50, of Worcester was being out-baxed by Al Costa, l52, of Woonsocket, R. I.
 If the semi-final, Babe Synott. l5O, of Fall River technically knocked out Corporal Jimmy Brady, l55, in the fourth round of their scheduled round bout.
 New Haven, Conn. November g = (UP) - Johnny Compo, 130, New Haven, outpointed Henry vasquez, i32, Spain, in the feature l0-round bout on a boxing card here last night.
 Referee Kid Kaplan gave Compo seven hounds. vasquez two, and called one even.
 George t1bcn, lSS, New Haven, won on technical knockout over Steve Callucci, POS, Philipsburg, N. J., Tn the second round of a scheduled stxround Semi-final.
 Portland, Me, Nov. 25 = CUP) Middleweight Carl McFadden of Bangor today held his second unan- imous decision over Ross Strickland. hard-punching Brooklyn, N. Y. Ne- gro.
 McFadden,, who stopped Strick- land two weeks ago, out-slugged and out-maneuvered his lighter opno- nent last night in the eight-round main bout at the Portland Exposi- ten building. McF'adden weighed l59. Strickland, 155.
 Charlie Babcock. l6S l.2. Bangor knocked out Frankie Wilson, I59 i-2 Philadelphia in the third round of their scheduled eight-round bout.
 Lloyd (Kid) Hudson. l3S. Bath kayoed Tommy Egan, l42, Philadel- phia in the opening round of their scheduled eight-round match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-25

Once again, there are no cham piOnS Of the world featuring the Waterbury A. 0. boxing program Friday night at Buckingham hall, though one nlitt-silnger has held . world title; but the slam- bang action that is promised by one eight, two six, and two four round bouts augers well for Q near capacity crowd that is expected to be on hand when Mike Belloise, former world i20.pound champion, gets his dukes up against Tommy Ciarlo, . the young "solid' man of local Fistiana in the main event.
 Both boys have, within recent weeks, defeated Ruby Garcia of Puerto Rico, Q better than fair fighter who was good enough to stop Whistling Willie Roache; who knocked out Domingo Diaz, @ good fighter, in one round last night at New Haven.
 should Be Good
 Therefore, against each other, Belioise and Ciarlo should provide some classy action especially now, since Tommy has learned how to punch without taking" a half dozen blows to get in his favorite hook to the body or jaw. Belloise, always a good boxer, will try to out- point the local lad, but he Is ex- pected to have his hands full, from bell to bell. This time Ciarlo will not do i2 miles of roadwork on the day before the fight, as well will be full of turkey and spaghetti, which will prevent him from going more than a few miles, if any.
 All Set
 The fourth and final preliminary bout was announced this morning and will show Irish Jackie Lynch of California against Yambo of Panama, in Q 130-pound test of six rounds. Lynch is stable mate of Richie Lemos, former feather champ, who is expected to be pres ent for the bouts and will probably be introduced from the ring.
 Other bouts include return tussle between Pete Freeman of Wolcott and Joey Wasnick of New Haven in four-rounder; which, If half as good as their last meet ing, will be plenty good enough for the favor of the fans. Ace Snow and Billy Baker in an all-colored, all-local battle of four rounds; Tom Collins vs. Ray Valarde of New