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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
NAMES OF MEMBERS WHO PAID
THEIR ANNUAL PREMIUMS
PEW M. C. VALENTINE, Agent

MIS- Abilene Brown, Mr.. Sam Brooks Mr. Sam Brown,
Mr. Robert Brown Mr.. Quitman Baker Mr. Morgan Berry
AIRS Mary Brown Mr. Eddie Carpenter, Mr. Ben Danel Mr.
Carcha Elam Mrs Ethel Ellis Mr.. Planter tief Mr. Walter
William Forbes Mr. Lee Foster, MIR. James Hodges Mrs
o,ne HODGES Mr. Ed Kingston, Mr. James Mcdaniel Mr..
OlvmDha Moore. Mr. Pink Miller, Mrs Hattie Redmond
Mrs Rena Ross Mr. Jim Randolph Mrs. Martha Surfing, Mr.
w C. Sao Mrs Adlean Safio, Mrs Adde Tolver Mr. Henry
Toltert Martha Ann Title Mrs Lettie Williams, Mrs
Cora Iue Henderson, Mr.. Andrew Davis
MR. c. A. MILLER, Agent
Mr. lack Conley Lewis Corien. Mr.. Joe Chicago, Mrs
Edna Daimler Mr. Riley Goson, Mr.. T. g. Green Mr. Saul
Smith Mr. Robert Hart Jr Mrs. Lizzie Davis Mr. Stanley
Harvey Mr. Edward OBanne Mr.. Holiday Blndon, Kew X
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
A X | S
SENIOR CLASS NEWS

The Senior Class of '42-43 endeavors to make New
Years resolution be efficient IN the war program IN
1913 We have already begun by purchasing War Savings
Stamps for every member in the Senior lass
The class intends erect sixty foot agpoe III 'front.' OF
tho ud;no in the near future This will be gilt by which
this class will remembered in years to come we are also
giving the flag with the pole
SO keep EN- flying for Uncle Sam
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
NO FAIRY TALE

lust a few weeks ago Negro lad had real experience
cinderella experienceonly the fine things did not dlsap
pear We do not know the name of the lad but the story
worth telling.
For long time certain Negro boy had been passing
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
THE PEOPLE WE KNOW

Mr. Henry Espy spent the Christmas holidays with his
wife Mrs Willie Jean spy daughter of Mr. I. lluddes-
ton While here he and his little daughter Carrie ean wit
messed the Christmas Tree and program given Tor the Fri
mary Department OF Yazoo High School No. by The Cen
trv Voice Mr. Espy gave snappy but splendid talk to the
children which greatly enjoyed He is County Agent IN
Arkansas with headquarters at Marion
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

Mr. Ciser L. Johnson who before his induction INTO the
Army Supreme Lecturer for the Atro-Aecah sons u
DAUGHTERS and Editor Of the Afro American Courier spent
Christmas here He had many friends who were happy to
him. so
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

Rev A Word of Neteton Miss, spent few days ]us'
before Christmas in the home Of his daughter Mrs E
IJuddeston Friends OF Rev. Word are glad to know a "
* M and about again after serious illness
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

Mr. D. W. Wburn, Principal Of the picayune A'sh
School was here during the Christmas holidays His visit
brought much cheer to his family and friends
Sgt and Mrs Henry A, Smith, Jr, spent two or three
DAYS of the Christmas holidays including Christmas Day mere
J - Cr.;o Miss Mrs Smith is the former Miss Gloria
Johnson who was employed by the Century Burial Assoca
ton They welcome visitors and friends regretted .
could stay longer especially since part OF the'r o
tav had to be divided at Craig with Mr. Smiths parents
Mr. and Mrs Henry Smith =
Mrs Naomi Johnson returned to the city day OF TWO
before Christmas after having gone Detroit Micl to wit
ness the wedding of her daughter Miss Rosa Lee Johnson
Sgt Vivian H. King Jrr was here during the christmas
HOLIDAYS for the first he left Tor service Ills WIG
tbe former Miss Sarah Fouche, left with him and VIII i've
t some point near where Sgt Kin gs located Their many
friends wish them much success
Miss Pearl Brown recently resigned her position III "
Century Burial office Miss Brown an efficient cerh "
almost two wears Miss Lette Taylor daughter OF Mr. l.
lor fills the place made vacant by Miss Brown
Evening star., 1943-03-24
HELP MEN (cent.).
MAN WANTED.

Old-established life insurance COMPANY
has opening for man on large established
route in D. c. No car or experience
needed; guaranteed salary and commits
sions. Call Republic 6161. MI; JENKINS,
BaSSett.
MAN, COLORED, TO HELP
AROUND FURNITURE STORE
AND ON TRUCK; LICENSE NEC-
ESSARY AND KNOWLEDGE OF
CITY; PERMANENT POSITION.
HENDERSON. 11O8 G ST. 25'
Evening star., 1943-03-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

Part-time Work in Private School
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY colo BLDG
Evening star., 1943-03-24
HElP WoAAEN.

ORGANIZATION LAUNDRY.
Woman (white), to operate laundry for
YWCA, 18th and Z sts. NV. NE. 21OO.
GIRLS, colored, feeders and
catchers. Bergman Laun-
dry, 623 G st. NV.
SEAMSTRESS on ladies' and
mems clothing. Hub Furni-
ture Co., 7th and D StS. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
HELP MEN.

BUS BOYS, colored, Is to Is
yrs. of age; hours 8 to S, no
Sundays; if under 18, work
ing permit required.
CORNWELL'S,
1929 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
HELP WoMEN.
ALTERATION HANDS.
EITTERS SAI.ESI AIDES

FILTERS, SALESLADIES,
FOR very hne store. pleasant surroundings,
sood pay: permanent positions
SELMA'S SHOP,
1907 Conn. Ave. NV
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED
for permanent positions in
bank. Excellent opportuni-
ties for promotion and regu-
lar salary advancements.
Splendid working conditions,
short hours and vacations
with pay. No experience nee
essary. Good penmanship and
neat appearance required.
State age and reply in own
handwriting to Box 277-D,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

YOUNG WOMkN (.1,
For cashier and typing reports: accuracy
more desired than speed. Other for gen.
eral clerical and stenographic work These
are ideal positions, offering advancement,
BY large chain ONCE financial organization.
Permanent. pleasant surroundings; free
ical aid and hospital care. Transportation
problems would be eliminated for those
!ivins IN Takoma Park. Brentwood OF
TAKOMA INDUSTRIAL BANKERS.
16 E. Carroll Ave. Takoma PARK, Md.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
STENOGRAPHER-
SECRETARY.

Excellent opportunity for
competent, experienced ste
nographer, in fine mems
wear store; permanent posi-
ton, excellent salary. Apply
in person or by letter, Lewis
& Thos. Saltz, Inc. 1409 G
st. NV.
TYP1ST, general Office work;
51a-day week, good salary.
Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
SALESLAD1ES, experienced;
permanent, good salaries.
Marvin's, 734 7th st. NV.
ALTERATION HELP, expert
enced; good salary. Marvin's,
734 7th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER CLERK,
mature woman; good salary
and permanent position; ne.
location. Give details and
references. Box 266-D, Star.
4 40s
Evening star., 1943-03-24
TYPIST. CLERICAL.

essential; seneraI once work. permansnt:
sssenent ep1ertuniI: Sl3S month. 1oa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Uncle Bill is an air raid spotter' -. ISIS has a
new beau -. Young Don came home with his
first black eye" :. Your collie has pups =.
Not very important things, perhaps, alongside
the newspaper headlines. But put them in letter
to your man in service and they're the stuff that
helps win You should the cheer they bring
the extra light they put in a lads heart
Military authorities place the need for letters
second only to the need for food. They're the fight
ing mans lifenes to home Refreshing family
Gab-fest a stroll through the old neghborhood.
They are proof that the folks not forgetting.
That's why soldiers have risked their lives to
pick up the regiments mail. And today N-NIail to
the armed forces abroad takes precedence over
everything except official government business.
Make your letters simple and natural Write just
as you'd talk. And above all-don't wait until
something big happens. Epcrythjng you say is
important. Dash off a letter now-or anytime YOU
squeeze 10 minutes into a crowded day.
Remember, your letters can help build morale
help America win through. So let's make March
Military Mail Month. Let's mail-and mail again
and keep mailing fighters!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

FOR V-AfAIL-use the new Parker "NIicro-fm
Black" DUNK. 1t is created especially to assure
the reliability of V-Nlail.
Each N-Nlail letter is photographed down to
about 20 its size for shipment, then enlarged to
about a the size of the original letter. 1t is this
miniature which reaches your service man.
"AIicro-hlm Black" DUNK photographs per-
fectly E. contains pen-protecting soly-x.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
HOW TO WRITE \ LETTER

HOW TO WRITE \ LETTER
to your soldier, sailor or marine
I. Write or print address plainly. Spell out state.
2. Use pen and good-quality, brilliant ink, such
as Parker DUNK.
3. In the upper left hand corner of the envelope,
place your name, address, town and state.
In V-Ma, this information should be written
in the panel provided for that purpose.
a. Mail to a in the service should always be
addressed exactly as per the address given in
the last letter received from him.
S. Within the continental L. s.. the address
mally includes name, rank, serial number,
branch of service, unit organization, camp
name and state.
g. Overseas mail is always addressed in care of the
Postmaster at a specific port city, and normally
carries a military post Office number. Here
three examples Pet. William ID. Roe, =07S924,
Company +, ION Infantry, APO $40, CO POST
master, NcC York, Neu York John ". Jones,
Seaman First Class, L. IS. 'Winsocki' F674, CO
Postmaster, Ne0C York, NeO York Pct. John
Doe, USIIC, u. S. Marine Corps Unit No. 222,
s67S, CO Postmaster, San Francisco California
7. For V-Mail, get L. S..approved forms at any
stationery counter. Parkers Mcro-6 film Black"
DUNK for VN1ail photographs perfectly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

FOR REGULAR MAIL brilliant, fast-drying
Parker Dunk is the only brand Of INK containing
Solv-a. Solv-r gives pens vital protection now when
repair parts may soon be impossible to obtain
-Sefe-A cleans your pen as it writcs-hushes away
sediment and gum left by inferior writing fluids
1t prevents the corrosion Of metal and the de-
terloration of rubber inevitable with highly acid
inks. Parker DUNK is ideal for steel pens, too.
Dunk come5 IN permanent rslorJ: Mioo FIN
Bhack, Blatk, Blue Bl4rt keyai BLge Green, V5hL
Byoun, Red. uasha1Ic aims. Hlact Blue Isl, pc
and np. The P@i0 Pen Company JaHcJ.ihc Ui
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Beauty and the Beoeh
Lavish With Pufchritude
BY JACK GANER
United Press stan Correspondent

erS are in direct competition
here now. Cab Galloway heads
the new show at the Park Cen
trail Hotels Cocoahut Grove
and Duke Ellington is IN charge
at the Hurricane.
Film star Constance Bennett
is having her first whirl at the
legit in these parts by playing
the leading role in BarryS
Without Love" az several out
lying theaters which constitute
the subway circuit"
One of the foremost bOOgle-
woogie pianistS 10 be seen here
now does his playing standing
w while his feet jitterbug N
front of the keyboard Maurice
Rocco al the Zanzibar.
A. II. Woods, whose universal
greeting OF Hello. SweetheaTt'
is a legend of show business. IS
trying TO hit the comeback
trail again, this time with a
farce Called Try and Gettit,
which is now in rehearsal
Al. who has been pretty well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Jan SaVi+t Plays
Eastwood Jam

JAN SAVITTS theme song,
Its Wonderful World, % Is
heard nightly at Eastwood Car
denS where The StokowSki of
Swing and his orchestra are
playing for dancing. Savitt is
a leader who deheS swing tradi-
ton by PLAYING none OF the
swing instruments. He IS a
classical musician who h as
brought inspiration of the great
masters 10 lazZ.
The Sunday afternoon Jam
session Will be presided over by
the maestro. Featured enter
tanners with Savitt are Joe Mar
I'm and Betty Bonney, vocallStS.
The engagements viii la : /
through Thursday night. and on
Friday Tony Pastor Will make
his annual visit 10 Eastwood.
His trips date back TO the days
when ne played sax for Artle
Shaw and he's been coming ever
since he formed his own outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Dome in Lavish Style

Anyway, the new show Is
lavish and expert like its prede-
cessors. The star Is George
Price, singer-comedian of the
pos who spent the depression
decade making money in Wall
Street twell. HE did, and then
came back to show business last
year because his brokerage part
nership had ceased TO faScinate
him as il once had.
Prices limitations, especially
of such contemporaries as Jol-
son. Cantor, Richman and JeSSel,
are on the acid side and the
more enjoyable for that
There is an unusual COMEDY
act with some French poodleS,
the HarriSon-Fisher ballroom
team, the acrobatc Christians
and others, 70 say nothing oil
the chorus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
NEW YORK. July "a

NEW YORK. July "A.
THINGS like this happen on
L the nigh, club circuit in the
summer time: The Latin Quar-
ter - which isn't Latin and
charges more than a quarter
names its new show Beauty
and the Beach" Well, II has
been hot
And Lou Walters, the boss. IS
apt 10 give you an argument
about il being a punning title.
lie says il is an exact descrip-
ton Of his latest extravaganza
because there is beauty whole
sale and the background for the
show is Coney Island which, at
last reports had a beach
He further claims that he has
more beauty at the Latin Quar-
ter and less sand than there IS
at Coney Island and that by
dropping in 10 see him you can
save the nickel subway fare
necessary TO reach the famous
resort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Soldier Plays Prosper

When John Golden recently
sponsored a single performance
OF five prize-winning plays 10y
and with soldiers which Melted
500 900 for the Soldiers and
Sailors Club of New York, there
was unanimous agreement by
the comparative few who saw
1.-THE Army Play-by-Play that
the production should be made
available 10 the general pubic
for a short time at least
Now. after ironing ouf a lot
Of details. the plays Will open
here tomorrow for a two-week
engagement at the Martin Beck
Theatcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Kyser Booked
For War Show
HOLLYWOOD. Ju

HOLLYWOOD, July II.
KAY KYSER, with a record
of playing more than 1000
camp shows and benefits will
chalk up another free appear
ance after the finish of his
R-K-O picture, Around the
World" He and the band are
booked in San Francisco. July
"a, for the public dance 10
raise fuRdS-fer swimming
pool at the L. s. Naval hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Predicted
For Phil Terry

NOW THAT Joan Crawford
has left M-G-M 10 sign a long
term contract with Warmers
tand what a surprise that 50,
Hollywood Will bet you that her
husband, Phil Terry, Will soon
follow.
He hasn't done anything since
"Bataan. ~ Gossip on the lot
says he has turned down sew
eral roles, including one IN the
HedY Lamarr-Bill- Powell pic
ture, Heavenly Body"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Alma Vincent, radium
and character dancer, head
lines the acts at Mickey's
Show Bar.
out Of the picture for a decade,
failed TO hit the right track
with his production of Nine
Girls" last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ITALIAN

ITALIAH FOOD AT IT'S BEsr-Lunehsor. Dinner. Sup.
per imported Wines Choice Liquors. ga STATE 81, m.
WASH. BLVD Short walk from Hotels Closed Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Writers in Army

James Cow and Arnau d
q USSeau. authors of the cur
rent play "T O m orrow the
World. which eNcOriateS naz-
ism. are going 20 take more
direct steps against Hitler They
just have been indicted INTO the
army
The two top Negro bandlcad-
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

Los Phillies vencleron aver dos
veces a los Gigantes de Mel OFT.
liza direction de Bucky Harris
empieza a rendir 6pimos frutos!
Y Cox es un presidente amable,
que juega a la pelota con sus
"muchachos".
I'm dolor de est6mago hizo que
Mickey Owen no pudiera jugar en-
varios dias.
White Wyatt tiene "reumatis-
mo" en- ell hombro derecho.
Mala suerte para Durocher.
Mace Brown fue usado de "ta-
poneador" en- tres juegos, en- los
dltimos dias, y tuvo la d~esgracia
de perder los tres.
En- cambio Johnny Murphy
cuenta va o tres victorias, en-
Ilabores de relieve, y este lie encan-
ia al director Mccarthy.
Mancuso esta defendiendo ell
"home" de los Gigantes; pero la
semana pasada lie atac6 una ia
ringitis".
Para p~rotestar tenia que mover
los ojos, los m1sculos de la cara
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

iQue noticias lie mandara Luis
Parga a Mr.. Downing sobre ell
plan de este para importar boxea-
dores de Cuba?
Parga, en- 10 que respecta al
boxeo cubano, esta emparentado
con Matusalen.
Figura entire los mas Antiques
directories y empresarios de la
America Latina.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
Thorton Lee Tiene
Un Crecimiento
En- FL Codo

CHICAGO, mayo ll.-El exec
lente pitcher zurdo Thornton Lee,
que diera % triunfos a los Medals
Blancas en- In temporada de l94l
Y solo dos en- la temporada paSada,
tiene astillado un hueso Y ademas
padece de un crecimiento en- ell
codo.
Las radiografias que sc hagan
a Lee senalaran ell tratamiento
que debe seguirse. Al presente su
contrato con ell Chicago tiene In
base de un dollar por ano. FL suel-
do Sc lie devolvera tan pronto
pruebe, ganando desafios, que ha
recuperado In excelente forma
que lie diera fama en- l94l.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
LIGA
Calma Hasta ell Microbes.
Los PhiIlies Asombran a los
Fanaticos

Como en- la Liga Americana,
ell ~circuito Nacional no jug6 aver,
descansara hoy y manana volvera
a la brega.
Los desafios senalados para ell
microbes son los siguientes:
Cubs contra Gigantes, en- New
York; Rojos frente a los Phillies,
en- Filadelfia; Cardenales y Bra.
vos, en- Boston, y Piratas y Els
ouivadores, en- Brooklyn.
Marchan los Dodgers a la cabe'
de la Liga y la posici6n de cad'
novena, contados los juegos per
didos y ganados, es esta:
Brooklyn, ~ ganados y 6 per
didos, promedio de 667; San Luis
8 victorias, 6 derrotas y promedi(
de 571 puntos; Cincinnati, 9 y 8
promedio de 529; Pittsburgh, Z
7. promedio de 500; Boston, z y 7
promedio de 500; Filadelfia, z
8. ACT; Chicago, 7 y 10, ALI,
New York, 6 y II, 353.
Ell asombro de la Liga, y de To-
fanaticos de cast TODD ell pals, e
Ia demonstration que los Phillies
comandados por Bucky Harris, es
tan dando a todos los peloteros
~expertos, aunque Sc hallan "es
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA AMERICANA

Todos los "clubs" de esta Liga
d~escansaron aver. Tampoco hay
desafios sehalados para hoy.
Manana, microbes, Sc reanuda-
IN las actividades peloteriles Y ju-
garan los Yankees con los Medals
Blancas, en- Chicago; los Medals
Rojas con los Browns, en- San
Luis; los Atleticos con los Tigres,
en- Detroit, Y los Senadores con
los Indios, de noche, en- Cleveland.
AL frente de la Liga, como Sc
~esperaba, van los Yankees, con Is
victorias, 5 derrotas y promedio
de 722.
Ocupan ell segundo puesto los
Indios, con 10 triunfos, seis de-
rrotas y 625 puntos.
Los Tigres aparecen en- la ter
cera "casilla", con 8 ganados, 7
perdidos y un total de 533.
Ell Washington tiene 526 pun
tos, con 10 exitos y 8 contratiem-
pos.
Las A posiciones Gltimas Sc italian
ocupadas en- la forma siguiente
San Luis, 7 y 7, promedio de 500;
Filadelfia, 8 y II, 421 puntosj
Boston, 6 y ~, 333, y Chicago, 5
" 10, $685..
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
Mack Y
/ Nuevos Exitos

2ADELFIA, mayo 11.-Con-
lack de nuevo hace maravi-
In su novena y esta aparece
quinto lugar, en- lugar del
q, su sitio predilecto en- los
Is amos.
excelente director y creador
sstrellas" recibe credito por
exitos: Saco de las memories
IO White, que jugara de los
Y ahora White Sc halla a
lea de la Liga con rs "hits"
Arece empatado en- ell segun-
bar, en- numero de carreras.
htrat6 al diminuto mejicano
! Flores, de Los Angeles, lue-
Il que los Cubs lie descartaran,
les figura hoy entire los mas
eados lanzadores de la Liga.
tOdavia, Dick Siebert esta
ando" a gran altura Y los
'herS Christopher, Wolff y
rs lucen bien.
Ora todos los periodicos ala
! los Atleticos Y dicen que
zen las mas atlas considera-
pOr parte de los amantes
pelOta.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
hernandez
Paulie
tx S

n mayo ll.-Pe-
lrnandez, un habil gladiator
,.prto Rico, peleara manana
Eles. en- esta ciudad, con
Jackson, de New York. Los
sertenecen a la division del
se pluma. Sc ha fijado al
4" un Unite de ocho asaltos.
la pelea "estrella" del mis-
,sOgrama, Jacobo LaMotta, de
York, vencedor de Ray Ro-
i v derrotado despues por
se dara de punetazos con
Ferrara.
hiram los dos en- la categoria
80 mediano.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

Hoy martes, en- Los Angeles, ell
mejicano Carlos Malacara, un ex-
celente pugil de las lat libras, Sc
batira con Rodolfo Ramirez, tam
bien ciudadano de MEXICO.
AL vencedor Sc lie ofrecera un
"match" con ell celebre negro
Henry Armstrong.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

casos de material.
Vienen jugando maravillosa-
mente, 10 que muchos peritos no
aguardaban, Jimmy Wasdell, Pin
XIV May, Earl Naylor, Danny
Murtaugh, Ron Northey y ell JUS
tamente famoso Danny Litwhiler.
La posici6n de los Phillies es la
quinta, la misma que tienen los
Atleticos en- la Liga Americana.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
sidente Ford Frick.

sidente Ford Frick.
FL cambio Sc hizO ell sabado,
segun tenemOs entendido, y no
sera definitivo.
La 1nica d~iferencia entire Ia
pelOta "desmayada" y retirada y
la "corregida", es Ell cemento go
ma entire las capas del tejidO. FL
cemento usado en- la primera era
de mala clase, segun Lou Cole
man, e%ncargadO de Ia production
"beisbolera" por A. G. Spalding
Y Hermanos. Contiene la nueva
pelota un cemento fresco que per-
nance suave y pegajoso.
Salta la nueva pelota cast dos
veces mas que la otra y un 500
mas que la de 1912.
"Esta pelota es la misma que
las mayores adoptarOn en- 1889"
explic6 Coleman, "excepto que
usamos ell centric de 'balata'. EstO
no produce ninguna diferencia."
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
Los DragOnes
Jugaran Hoy
Con Las Panteras

En- la tarde de hoy, q las 4, los
Dragones de jefferson jugaran en-
ell parque Cuscaden con las Pan
teras de Plant.
Piensa la novena donde figuran
varios j6venes l%atinos, entire ellos
Maseda, alcanzar su octava victo-
ria consecutive.
Los Terriers Y los Jesuitas jul
garan en- ell parque de Raglan, a
las 4 de la tarde.
FL %viernes iran los Terriers a
Clearwater y ALI Sc batiran con
ell Tornado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
Fnplio IS
Presidente
Los Yankees

Nv YORK, mayo 11.-El
uente de los Yankees, Ed
pw, cumpli6 aver rs amos de
eOlando Sobre Ia pelota orga-
"a, Sc expres6 ash:
h BASEBALL no solo sobrevivi-
Ia guerra, sino que despues
| guerra alcanzara su mayor
\ y Su mas grande progreso."
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
%AC0TACIONES
BEISB OLE las"
N c CONTRA NUEVE

Jugaron en- jacksonville los
Dragones Y fueron derrotados por
nueve peloteros y dos arbitros.
Once contra nueve.
Cosas asi no suceden en- ell parque
Cuscaden, donde los arbitros Sc
equivocan, como en- todas parties,
mas procuran decidir con la mayor
unprecedented possible.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11
CON Los GUANTES

iCumplira jim Downing Su pro-
mesa de abrir su nueva temporada
de pugiliSmo con Tony Galento, ell
"cervecero" de Orange?, nos pre-
g%untan.
PasamoS la consulta a Willie
Santana, ell hombre de confianza
de jim.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

La pelota "corregida" de 1912
esta lista para ser distribuida a
las Ligas Mayores.
Las nuevas bolas fueron presen~
.tadas a los periodistas por ell pre-
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

Jugando la primera base de los
neoyorquinos, ell dia a, Mccarthy
dispar6 un "tubey" y dos clio
tes"; pero los Braves ganaron el
desafio.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

jim Downing Sc propone meter
en- un cuadrilatero, ofreciendo una
bolsa de $4,000, al sargento Tom
my Gomez, ell castro" local, Y a
Buddy Scott, ell bombero retirado,
Los muchachos tampenOs, yendo
en- primera fila los de Ybor City
y West Tampa, escogeran como
favorito a Tommy Gomez.
Sc propone el socio de Mr.. Ro-
binson que ell ganador cobre $500
pesitos y ell derrotado no menos de
mil.
La gaceta., 1943-05-11

Charley Lewis es un boxeador
cubano que opera desde la ciudad
de New York.
lie suena ell nombre?