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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
.CurtdiIed Year
VIII Force All
June Dates Out
Baseball, Tennis, Golf
10 Be Hit Hardest;
Await Crisler's Return

ANN ARBOR. Jan. l6.-Sprins
sports at the University of Michi-
gan are faced with the necessity
for drastic schedule changes as a
result of the recent university ac-
tion in shortening the school year
by three weeks and eliminating
the spring vacation entirely.
The Maize and Blue baseball,
tennis and golf teams, all Of which
have extensive southern trips
planned for the spring holidays.
win certainly be hit by the new
.Setup. but Just what the total
effect will be cannot be deter
mined until Athletic Director Fritz
ICTiSler returns 10 town.
All three teams will likely be
forced TO cancel their spring trips,
as we'll as any contests which are
carded for the month Of June
since the school year will end
May 30.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

ALPEA Sho. n sponsoring Wn'cr ,-gfe
ash blonde and hcr telephone program.
numbc. !, Alpona 61f-I. Hero Apcna for instance
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-04

You'll find real Land O. Plenty" in your AGP
Super Morket. Plenty Of vones. Why, we've got
1000 Of them In six big departments! And every
thing is high in quality. yet priced right smcek down
to eorth-sx doys q week! Drop in-sst every
thing you need for your tobIe Join the SNORT thou
sonds who buy oil their foods in the AGP Super
Morket-ond save on their entire grocery BILL
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Toda la jornada la pasaron
deambulando por las GALES Y las
avenidas de la gran ciudad, con
una inmenSa congoja al cora
z6n.
iAqui estaba Celital
iAqui estaba su hijal...
FL aire que ellos reSpiraban
era ell mismo. tai vez que ACADIA
de respirar la criatura adoradi-
sima, y por estas Gales iba a pa
sar o habia pasa0o hacia unos
momentos, la nina por lie que
sus padres suspiraban.
Maria de la Cruz, cogida del
brazo del esposo amado, fue la
primera que propuso a su mari
do, en- cuanto descansaron unas
Ihoras EN- el hotel:
u Quieres que salgamos, Pc
'dro mio?.... iComo hemos dor
mido algo en- ell trent.
ST, si-aprob6 ell ingeniero
i~nmediatamente-; salgamos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

LIE parecia un insulto la mi
seria de su hija, al hambre que
quiza pasaba en- aquellos mo-
mentos, esta abundancia panta-
gruelica de la mesa regiamente
servida, esta limpieza, este lu-
10, este bienestar del comedor so
berbio, donde las mesas pare
clan copos de nieve, lleno de flo
res, de ~frescura, = por donde Sc
movian un ejercito de mozos i'm
pecablemente vestidos.
Luego de almorzar, v en- Guam
to pasaron las dos horas del fla
mazo de la siesta, los esposos
Sc echaron de nuevo a la calle..
Ahora fueron q la playa, to-
mando uno de los vaporcitos 60
londrinas que atraviesan 81 puer
to desde la Paz a la Barceloneta.
En- la playa, recorrieron va
rios de los establecimientos de
baflos, concurridisimoS en- YER
dad a esta bora de Ia tarde.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
'APLAZADA DE E LA
PELEA TUCKER GOMEZ

Jacksonville, sept. 14.-Aca-
ba Gle ser aplazada de nuevo, pa
re- el dia 81, 81 combate a 10 asal
tos entire 81 soldado Tommy Co
mez, un notable gladiator del
peso complete, vencedor de Bud
5y Sect, y ell marinero TIC nmy
Tucker.
Los dos pdgiles, que va We
nian entrenandOse, %aceptaron Ell
cambio de fecha.
En- ell mes de JUNO Gomez de-
rrot6 a Tucker y Sc les contra
to de nuevo, fijandose la fecha
de septiembre A.
Gomez recibi6 una herida en-
en- los labios, entrenandose, y
hubo necesidad dc suspender el
match"
La semana pasada Sc lie orde-
no a Gomez, un sargento, pre-
sentarse en- una escuela de off
ciales Ell dfa % de s~eptiembre.
Este hizo que Sc anunciara la fe-
cha de septiembre Is. Tucker,
que habia lido a Ne WORK, Sc
quej6 de que no tendria tempo
para prepararse bien. Entonces
Sc decidi66 anunciar la nueva
fechf s~eptiembre FL,
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

esa genie en- cuyo poder esta la
nina. Sc aviene a un arreglo.
-iTG crees que nos la entire
guen. Pedro milo?
-iPor que no? Ellos mismos
han puesto precio para entire
garla; nosotros aceptamos des-
de luego la cantidad.,. IPor que
no han de cumplir ahora su pala
bra?...
Maria de la Cruz sonri6 de un
modo triste y doloroso.
Y coment6:
II La palabra de esas gentes,
Pedro MIC, no vale nadal
ESQ es verdad.. iPero CO.
mo son ellos mismos los que 10
han propuesto!. Y, ademas, va
Sabes 10 que puede ell dinero, y
mas tratandose de estas gentes..
Maria asinti6 ahora en- silen-
clio.
AL conner. Sentia que un nude
Ia apretaba Ia garganta.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
LIGA AMERICANA
AUmentdron su VeRtdja los
CGrdenGIes

Mientras los Esquivadores de
Brooklyn descansaban, los Car
denales de st. Louis vencieron
al Philadelphia Y aumentaron a
~ desafios su ventaja en- ell pri
mer lugar.
All llegar Ell noveno inning, te-
niendo solamente dos carreras,
los Pajaros RojOs atacaron e hi
,cieron mas, ganando ell partido.
No pudo jugar aver ell catch
er Walker Cooper y tiene una
pierna rigida el captain Terry
Moore.
lie faltan al st. Louis once
partidos Y IL a los Dodgers.
La victoria Sc lie acredit6 a
Krist, que entr6 a lamar des-
pues de Gumbert y Dickson. A
Podgajny Sc lie anot6 la derrota.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

do, llegando a la Via Layetana
y recorriendo luego los soporta-
les de la plaza Real.
iNadal
I'm tanto descorazonados, aun
que sintiendo EN- 10 mas hondo
de sus pechos la canei6n de la
dulcisima esperanto del dia ST.
guiente, los eSposos regresaron
al hotel.
lEl almuerzo no fue, empero,
triste.
Los dos, al mirarse, al acari-
ciarse las manos, como al desgai
ne, sonreian de un modo muy
dulce a los ojos amados, que te-
man un brillo muy cercano a las
lagrimas.
ZiNo hemos de apurarnos!
-murmur6 Pedro sirviendo a
su eSpoSa-manana van a ter
minar todas nuestras torturas !
isl DioS quisiera!
-Dios guerra. va yes que
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

cional del Baseball Semi-pro-
fesional.
Las ligas BIC. y D, a su jul
clio, no podran operar por estas
razones: ell gran ndmero de mu-
chachos que ingresan en- las
fuerzas armadas; la migraci6n
en- masa desde los puestos NAL
pagados de la Pelota a las labo-
res lucrativas de la production
de guerra; falta de medios de
transportation para los clubs de
terra adentro.
Las Mayores y las mas atlas
de las memories, clase A y AA,
p~robablemente seguiran jugan-
do; pero porque Ell gobierno tie
ne en- cuenta su vsliosa ayuda a
a moral ~ciudadana.
Ell 70% de las novenas semi
PROFESSIONALS representa- a fir
mas industriales.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
HOY SE REUNIRA LA LIGA
INTERSOCIAL

Esta noche, presidiendo An
ionic Castro, Sc reunira Ia liga
l~nterSocial de pelota.
La serie de tres juegos empe-
cara ell domingo y competiran
por ell honor de jugar la serie de
finitiva con ell Circulo Cubano,
las novenas del Centre Asturia~
no Y la Unione Italiana.
Actuaran ell domingo tres ad-
bitros, Jimmy White, Erwin y
Odalis Ortega.
La primera pelota Sc tirara
a las 2:30 de la tarde.
Los "mentores" Iglesias y O.
mis- practican activamente a sus
peloteros.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
OEPORTES
LOS SEIS PRIMEROS BA-
TEADORES EN- LAS GRAN
DIES LIGAS

AL comenzar la semana estos
son los seis primeros bateadores
en- las grandes ligas: Ted Will
liams, Boston, Medals Rojas,
1873 carreras, 1T hits y prone
dio de 1853. Pesky, Boston, Me-
dias Rojas, 102 carreras, 1879
hits, promedio de 339. LOmbar-
di, Braves de Boston, 81 carre-
ras, "a hits y 1873 de promedio.
pence, Senadores, SO carreras,
1872 hits y 1913 puntos. Joe Cor
don, Yankees, 83 carreras, 166
hits y 1913. Peter Reiser, Dod-
gers, 80 carreras, 1876 hits y
318. Slaughter, Cardenales, So
carreras, 1872 hits y 314.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Recorrieron, sostenidos por
aquella secreta y dulcisima es-
peranza. cast TODD ell centre de
Barcelona.
A las once Y media, andaban
por el paseo de Gracia Y la ca
Ne de Salmer6n; & la una, paSea
ban por ell puerto, indiferentes
a Ia llamarada del sol de la ra-
dante mahana de julio; mo-
mentos antes de almorzar, vol
Wan q andar la Gale de Fernan-
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1856
TOMo TNROBRO
Ia
DE LA GALE

Muchas wees, durante ell via
je realizado La noche anterior, v
Ouego, cuando Sc vieron instala-
dos en- las esplendidas habita-
clones del Hotel de oriente que
les habian reservado en- virtud
del telegrama enviado desde la
corte, los esposos habian vuelto
a leer, a descifrar, mejor dicho,
el an6nimo de aquellos bandidos
que les citaban para entregares
a Celia a cambio de los veinte
mil duros.
Y mil wees habianse repeti-
do:
-iEl sabado a las cuatro de
Ia tarde!
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
Ninguno habia querido for.

Ninguno habia querido for
mular ell pensamiento que a los
dos les atormentaba
iAh, 81 Dios quisiera haeer
.un milagro. 81 Dios quisiera a
piadarse de ellos,y encontraran
a Celita en- la Gale, en- el puerto,
EN- algin paseo de la gran urbe.
sin esperar, sin tener que espe-
rar, sin tener que esperar al
dia siguiente L..
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
GA CACErA

Fue la victoria de Krist su
d6cima tercera, con sol otres de-
rrotas.
Walker dispar6 un "tribey'
pero no Sc produjeron "%jonrro-
nes".
Ell st. Louis empezara hoy u
ma serie Gle dos desafios, en- Bos-
ton, con los Braves.
Los Dodgers no jugaran hoy
pero 81 manana y ell %iueves, con
los Piratas.
Tienen ell St. Luis SO victo-
rias Y AZ derrotas y los Esqui-
vadores ga victorias y 48 derro-
tas.
st. Louis &c, Oh, lie; Philadel-
phia &c, III, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
CREESE QUE LAS LIGAS
MEMORIES DEJARAN DE
JUGAR MIENTRAS DURE
LA GUERRA

New York, sept. 15.-Aseg1-
rase que las ligas memories, y es-
p~ecialmente las que sirven de
esca1o a los ~peloteros para las
ligas clase A y las Mayores, de-
jaran de jugar en- este ano, con
motive de la escasez de pelote-
ros.
En- csc sentido habl6 la sema-
ma pasada Ray Dumont, Ell acti-
vo presidente del Congreso Ma
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Los Medals Blancas vapu-
learon a los Medals Rojas en- el
tercer juego de la serie. Humph.
ries, Ell habit serpentinero, reci-
bio credito por FL exito.
La derrota Sc lie cargo a H.
Newsome.
Boston DC, 8h, lie; Chicago 4c,
8h, Oe.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Sid Hudson substitute a Cub
err en- la bonita" y supo conte-
ner a los Tigres, derrotandolos
mas tarde. Descargaron "jonrro
mes" Pinky Higgins y Dutch Me
yer.
Washington &c, 11h, 2e; De-
troit &c, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
LIGA AMERICANA
Lon Yankees gondrOn Ell
CampeOnGtO

Venciendo a lOs Indios de Gle
veland, que utilizaron dos pitch
ers v dos catchers, los Yankees
ganaron aver Ell campeonato de
,su liga. Bomham fue ell pitcher
ganador y Smith ell derrotado.
La bandera pas6 a poder de
las huestes de Mccarthy, acos-
tumbradas a la victoria, con SO
victorias Y AT derrotas.
New York Sc, 14h, 2e; Cleve-
land &c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15
Sc LASTING Ell PITCHER
MUNGO

New York, sept. 15.-Los
medicos que reconocieron al pit
cher Van Lingle Mungo, que ell
viernes Sc lastimara una rodilla,
lie han prohibido que vuelva a
.jugar en- 10 que falta de tempo
rada.
Hace pocas semanaS los Gil
gantes adquirieron los servicios
de Mungo, que jugaba con ell
Minneapolis, novena de la Aso-
ciaci6n Americana.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

En- un desafio que durara 16
"entradas'', los Browns vencie-
ron a los Atleticos, conquistan-
do ell tercer lugar en- ell campeo-
nato. Dispararon cuadrangula-
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
TelSfono Y 3702
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

I'm "jonrr6n" de la primera
base West, en- ell octave, do e!
triunfo a los Braves sobre los
Cubs. Ell exito sc lie acredit6 a
Donovan y 81 contratiempo a
Bithorn.
Chicago &c, 8h, lie; Boston &c,
.Gh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

AA4&a
Entonces decidieron deambu-
lar lentamente por ell coraz6n de
la gran urbe, por las Ramblas,
por las GALES Puertaferrisa y
Puerta del Angel, por Fontane-
liza y Pelayo, estacionandose en-
las terrazas de varios cafes v
grGnjds, con la eterna esperan-
"a de encontrar, desconocida Y
desarrapada, fernando tai vez
parte de una tribu de gentes mi
serables, a la hija adorada has
ia un grade de lOcura y frenesi.
Comenzaba Ia ciudad a ilumi-
narse y a vestirse con la gala de
sus horas nocturnas para su
fiesta de la noche.
Sc Llenaban de genie los bule-
wares, hasta desbOrdar; estalha-
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Schumacher domino a los Pr
1atas, limitandolos a una carre-
"a Y seis hits.
Alfonso Lopez no jugo. Dietz
fu6 ell pitcher maltratadO.
Pogo dos hits, en- cuatro We
ces al bate, ell catcher Phelps.
Pittsburgh 1c, Oh, lie; New
York &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

res Lasbs, Judich y Chartak.
Philadelphia 4c, 15h, 4e; St.
Louis sc, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Sc sonora la
tina para atender los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por
ell telefono M 66-163 o dirija-
Sc al 1882 West Gladys st.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Luego pasearon por la escolle
ra, volviendo a la Puerta de Ia
Paz en- una barquilla.
La gaceta., 1942-09-15

Vtctoriano Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1942-10-23

desk in the living room, and powder
burns indicated the assailant fired
the gun at close range. DR.. Carter
said the maid had been shot from
the front through the right breast,
the bullet emerging through her
back. He fixed the time of the shoot
ing at about noon.
Capt. Gilbert, who said the home
had not been ransacked and no
guns were found, also said that the
shooting occurred some time around
noon. He said that mail delivered
at 10:45 am. had been taken into
the house, but that driver for
Chicago delivery company had been
unable to deliver package at 11:15
am.
Capt. Gilbert said that no neigh
bors had been found who had heard
the explosions of the .45-caliber
automatic. He explained it was
possible the weapon was equipped
with a silencer.
Mr.. Calvin, president of the
Calvin Manufacturing Corp, manu-
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Twin Probe Launched
In Mystery Staying
0f2Chicago Women
Rodio Moenote's Wife
And Her Maid Killed
While He Was in D. c.

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Cook
County States attorney police
joined Evanston authorities to-
day in the investigation of the
Staying of a wealthy radio manu-
1acturer's wife and her maid
whose bodies were found last
night in the living room of their
home in the exclusive residen-
tlal section of this Chicago
suburb.
The slain women were Mrs. I,illian
GAVIN, As, wife of Paul v. Calvin,
who was reported en- route home
from Washington, where he had
been on Government business. and
MISS Edna Sibilski, 3O-year-old
farmers daughter.
Capt. Daniel Gilbert of the States
Attorneys Office, said that although
robbery might have been the motive
Tor the slaying-jewels were re-
ported missing-he was not satis-
NED this was the only motive.
Capt. Peter j. Geishecker of the
Evanston police said the bodies of
Mrs. Calvin and Miss Sibilski were
found about 6:45 pm. yesterday by
the Galvins' 20-year-old son, Rob-
ert. on his return home from school.
Dr. Thomas Carter, coroners
physician, said each woman had
been shot once beneath the heart
with .45-caliber automatic pistol
and each had been bludgeoned over
the head, apparently with the gun.
He said Mrs. Calvin had been shot
from the back as she stood near a
Evening star., 1942-10-23

facturers Of Motorola automobile
and home radios, is one of the lead
ing figures in the radio and radio
equipment industry. Recently he
was named chairman Of the
Priorities Committee for the in
dustry. The company is converted
solely to war work.
Two years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Gal
vim, who for years have been leaders
in Chicago and North Shore society,
were robbed by two men of jewelry
valued at $4,000.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Applications Available
Tuesday for Fuel Oil

Owners of oil furnaces in the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase area, who have
not obtained applications for fuel
oil from their dealers, will be able
to get application forms from the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Commodity
Rationing Board Tuesday and
Wednesday, Jack Eaton, chairman
of the board announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-10-23

I'VE small fry do much reodn and rithmetic uhv
shouldn't we know what makes c? reason
Why when it clothes we want without
ony First good looks starter think
good fabrics about wool . and hots
no foon cause LBS part of schoon Doodod
worth lick We want of quality hot We
small try aren't rough but demand
and euff When tailoring onythnq
OFT the beaten path mos" We wont And
Doy when we lind it every boy every oss Why that's what
call "COOKIN' WITH GASP (Boyt rd c;1. sh. e, r,x
BmI Ths Coz
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
" age Increases
Beat job Gains

N"i''Sh, NOV. '-W"ees in North
''"'''i" nave shown an '-creasc of
" pee. cent ih NO and ! half years.
nm" ~ NE In" time he volume
i employment tom which the wages
ere drawn "Hs expanded by Dnly %
.'' CEN. recording 10 a special study
reno, - employment and wages
y ''+D '''!' and ne :'rst SIX mo 1ihs
va I-'' completed by s. II
"..''n".A s,".'''.c."H Tor Inc uncm-
E".'h' ,""pc"S",!Dn commission.
'"' '."'Y .' based On comparable
.i'''.'' .'"w .n6u5lT.l! establish
Htn:s end D.--.css firms which re
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Employment
Holds Steady
In the Sir Walter Hotel
Daily Dispatch Bureau
by LYNN NISRET

Raleigh, Nov. T.--Rcpurt on ,r-
ployment, wages and hours IN NOR,
than thousand North CAROLYN,
plants. just released by the S,ain
Labor Department, ,-luwS that ,hrr.
was very little change in Scp,cm-
Der from the August figures.
The survey included T2g mann
featuring plants an d3l9 nun-manu.
featuring plants. with total of 1876. l3l
employees. This was two tcnihs If
one percent under August total for
the same firms. The average work
week for September was 3g.G hours
as compared with 1913 hours in
August. Pay increases averaged aDnuI
two and three-quarteit per cen,
more, average weekly earnings be-
ing S24.26.
Total payroll for the 1913 indus
tries was Si.767452 for the month
Highest wages were paid by the
printing and publishing industry.
the rate being 84.6 cents per hour
for a work week of Il little under
36 hours.
Longest work week was reported
by the highly seaSorall cotton seed
oil business. The wees averaged
1913 hours for a pay rate oil 35H
cents per hour. The lowest pay was
reported by hotels. % NrntS an
hour. This WAS n slight increase
over August.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

lis that Rule 30 that VIII plagu,
the Democrats ana giy, the Repuu-
leans q powerful lever L. cNer.
.;.,mat. !.T beyond thv.g uumericX!
...,'!r.
.A> al ,hi> date two major contro-
NtrSIvS loom Ton the next General
Assembly. There is the HANDY perez
NAL tor should il be bicnniaD state
"Idc referendum ON legal liquor
~air> and, perhaps even more con-
'r"vcr-lal. this time there will be
Tie school board aMcndmer. change;
The heavy popular vote in Nort.I
Carolina j. IN the western half q!
the state. Notwithstanding reappor-
uuMMcnt last time. the east still nd,
more votes in the legislature. he
cause OF the provision that every
county shall have al least one mem
ter. The east voted against Inc
amendment. the west carried it To
victory. But The Republican mem
urr. come from the west. That pres
cnts all s"r,s ui possibility for funny
business ~ duCtorIng the admittedly
s!CE nvN. amendment. and at the
same TIM, Tor embarrassing the statv
administrator and the Democratic
iFltE organization.
skAs
NON" ol lin, l. :2.crdcd 10 mcal,
hat The Republican members of ;hU
AcXt lcgisl aINTc viii sacrifice public
good tu partisan advantage al
though that has been done by both
pa ties IN the past II isn't meant 10
suggest ina; a state referendum on
liquor you'd De either god or bad
Tor North Carolina.
The sole purpose Is Ia show that
under rules which have governed
Inc North Carolina house of repre-
,cntd'lv"~ for many past sessions.
the Republicans can WELD an in
l.ucnCc lar greater than their voting
strength. That may add little N
tcrc>t 60 what had promised 10 Dc Il
,cry dull legislative session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Registration
IineExtended

Rulr.gn. Nov. Persons who reg
.,:v. avuGr:or;h Tor fuel oil rL;!ons
=: vino registered after November !
headline wi! not be pena..zed. Carl
..uHS;u:d. .'J'r otl ration Officer. >aid
day
I.a..;.ri aid delays IN printing
and distribution OF forms III North
Carolina .r-sc~i;.; led the cons dora
ton L. Consumers.
meanwhile. OPA officially set
NovrmOe. ~ and II as registration
dates Tor ;uri oil dealers after two
previous dat mad 20 oe cancelled
!yr = coTd.'nrS beyond OPA's con-
!o!.
LIn>iord sad dealers Will register
SIR their !uCa! ration boards next
.,,v", meanwhile application Dlanns
I'D. private dwelling, commercial and
.HO.s'rI"! hoating ration. are avail
able d. local ration boards. Already
thousands oi North Carolina con
,Imr"S Havc filed Their appli cations
II. ga.!onS and "''l ,oun receive
lo'.cr by mail that !.lion cnapor al
',ncn'S are ready.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
U. S. COAST GUARD
SEEKS ENLISTMENTS

Inc Z. ). Coast Guard is RAPIDLY
expanding, and must enlist many men
III the vacancies on ships and At
shore stations. ' ''
EniIstmen's are for three years. u,.
quota i unlimited for men between
me ageS Of II and IS years. in the
rating Of apprentice . seaman and
mess attendant third class. Ex-co,sl
Huatd and Navy men may be en-
USED IN The sumo rating held al Inc
time Of discharge.
The age limit for ex-service men
o. all military services is SIS years
Of age. '"' =
All men 81 years Of age or over
should bring their birth certificate or
oaDtismal certificate. Young mon
under ~ years Of age must have Inc
written consent Of their father or
mother.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by writing or applying in
person at Recruiting Office, Z. S.
Coast Guard Room 238. New Post
Office Building, Norfolk, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
North-South
Bid Accepted
By Preston

Wake Forest. Nov. Pat Pres
Ton. captain of the Wake Forest foot
ball team, has Just received and
accepted Il bid 10 play III the annual
Blue and Gray Cradle Association
game. better known as the North
South game. in Montgomery, Ala,
Oh December &c.
Preston received the bid rom
Champ PickenS. chairman of the as
ISOLATION, who said. 'On the basis
OF the praise of Coach ID. &. Wall
ker and without consulting amy
ether coaches. | wish To- issue you
this Did"
The Deacon tackle will be one III
the ID southern senior football play
,rS Ia participate in the game against
- similar squad of players from
northern colleges and universities.
These men will report To the Grey
stone Hotel in Montgomery at 10
u. IN. on Saturday December 10 To
begin practiclng.
Wally Butts of the University of
Georgia is slated 10 coach the south
crncrs. while Lynn Waldorf of
CogHcli will hUndlc the northern
quad.
Preston is The third Wake For
est football player To play III the
North South game. Rupert Pate
WAS the first III 1899. He performed
crcditably and recovered tumble
which led tu Il southern score. In
1910 Tony Gnliovicb was cn1scn
from Wake Forest ard caught a pass
from Jim I.clanne for Il touchdown,
For participation in This S.,mr
Preston will receive Il SIS war bond
football! blanket. packet and ms
game jersey. and a free trip To eta
cr the Orange Bowl or Sugar Bow
game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

impossible to eradicate. Every
body is concerned with it because
there is probably no disease that
deserves the "pithct universal"
MS well.
Every adult at some time or an
other has mDre or less mild or
severe case OF athletes foot. With
so universal disease it is natural
that misconceptions about it are
widespread. On the basis of nv
correspondence think the follow
ing facts should be made known:
The cause Of the eruption is a
small vegetable fungus that is
about the appearance and consist
ency of spider web.
The fungus lives anywhcre-on
floors, tables, in stockings and
shoes--so it is no wonder so many
feet come in contact with it. re-
sulting in infection. OF course.
anywhere that bare feet are the
rule is a hotbcd Of possible in
lection - gymnasiums. swimming
pools, and nowadays, barracks.
Many Varieties
1t affects only the skin and never
tnvades internal organs. In this
II differs from nearly all other
fungi and bacteria that :: oct the
human body.
] write at" when I refer to the