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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

APARTMENT, one of the best located in
city. excellent condition. always rented,
income over $4,000; well financed; safe,
conservative. investment; sell less t times
rent; no information by phone. Call for
appointment. co 7s5s.
LIST your roomlng and apartment houses
with CLINTON EGGLETON l4O" Girard
nv REAL ESTATE & BUS. BROKER
DUPONT 5o5l. list of qualified cash
BUYERS waiting for good n W locations g.
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP for sale fully
ice for quick sale because OF owner S
death. Phone Woodlev 500.
TAILOR, acquainted with military work.
to take complete charge of shop; viii
guarantee good salary and share in profit
ans 1879 ).
N.W.-l6-ROOM HOUSE made into small
apis furn.; business and property for
sale, Box 2s6T. Star,
AVIATION-For several persons who are
interested IN flying and al the same time
is an opportunity for a substantial return
on an investment of S!.UOU or more with
or without your services; TO rfSpon Sble
parties some terms can be arranged on
thlN investment; lnVeStleation invited If
interested, contact by mail Mr. E G
Adams, Bradley Hills Country Club Be
thcSda Md
DELICATEsSEN AND LUNCH. large stock.
good business. low rent sacrifice. $40
Narnum ST NV.
FOR RENT-Fine store, suitable for restau-
Cani or dFns5tore n Arnston Medical
H Cohen. realtor, 1042 No. Irving ST.
Arlinston, Va CH. 1861
wANTED--MOvING PICTURE THEATER
near @ washington; interested in building
1iIe Tis 's',er va fddress wilkins charlo''::s-
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

AUTO MECHANIC women not excluded
Apply Shreve Bros. GARAGE, 1882 18TH
st. NV.
BOYS AND GIRLS, colored, fast moving
and fast thinking. Apply Feldman's
Pharmacy, 1901 ;th St NV
COUPLE, colored, wanted Immediately as
cook maid and chauffeur butler at bach
elors private residence; to live on prem =
Uses, wages attractive; II couple unaVai.
able want colored Cook-housekeeper. rel
erences required. Phone CO 1897 any
morning before $50 am
MAN OR WOMAN, for restaurant kitchen
work. day work only: also part-time
waitress also help for Sundays only
apply IN person. Candlestick Coffee
Shor 1.1O Eve st NV
Evening star., 1943-02-05

Steady part-time work. Apply Almas
Temple after ] pm. 1915 K 81. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
NElP WoMEk Cont,
TYPIST-CLERK

EXPER1ENcED OFFICE WORKER o.
~ YRS OF AGE: GOOD PAY. STEADY
POSIIlOk REPORT FOR INTERVIFW
4 U3a ~ I. AVE. NV" 10 AM TO
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER
Good salary to start. A position
With a future. Apply 2l2H st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
VIII SHIRE MANOR

lNCOLN PARK. l24 1lth st. ne--Larzs
lodle rm. for people. Conv. to trans.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HELP MEN AND WOMEN Cont,
PRICING CLERK

Familiar with drugs; excellent
salary. short hours, vacation
with pay. Apply in person, 9 to
daily, employment dept. Peoples
Drug Stores, II P st. ne
Evening star., 1943-02-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, colored, wishes Job with nice EN- r
pioyed couple; experienced: good referen-
week DAYS if very necessary: no sun
DAYS: SIS wk and carfare. TR o56.
WOMAN. colored wants work IN morn
lngs, part time, Bessie. Dupont 36ss
Evening star., 1943-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcoc,.,

pVoJNESS OFFVKJVNJIJES l(ont.
ROCMING HOUSE for lease, downtown,
near large hotels, newly decorated. per
feet tourist-transit location: accommo-
dates rs persons; baths each floor good
money MAKER. Sl,50o: security required.
Box "01-X. Star -
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING
CONTRACT.
Large national organization wants i'm
medlately responsible men who have suit
able truck: long-term contract provided;
pay all notes. expenses. gooo livelihood;
excellent return investment; full details
on request. Box ,3a-X Star
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
For sale. Owner must sell. Refrigerator.
stoves tables. chairs, etc Taft House Inn.
lh0l s.. NV. ).
BEAUTY SHOP.
GOOD LOCATION.
Excellent business, low rent owner trans
ferred, will sacrifice: terms TR 433f y.
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HELP MEN y WOMEN
PIN ROYS OR GIRLS

COUPLE, g hw., handy man. driver, sober
experienced S145: , rooms and bath
Gaithersburg "1-F-I5 or MA. 304a.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDERS, calculators. typewriters, etc.
Cash pal paid Immediately. Cali RE. e5l3
Gays. sH. 31:1 nights and SUNDAYS o.
scales preferred. cail AT. $685. ''
BABY WALKER STROLLER, metal good
condition. Shepherd 1852
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture
ffS9senT ING eaTey 81 ap'S H5 hsmss WE 20 NOV
BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture. din
ing and living room suites, elec refrgera-
tors, glassware and rugs. Dupont O5l3 16'
CCAMERAs, Cld movie equip. photo supplies
NV. RE. c4:,4 Open Q m. to $40 p m
CLOTHING-Hishest prices paid for mems $
Me 1857. Open eve. Will call,
GL9Ta1NGBettsr GIea ddsbn1 prices PAID for mems
DI $3.50. Open eve. Will call
DREssERs. chests of drawers. fans, elec.
We buy ANYTHING. AID. 1915
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs, washing
any kind, any condition. Cash in 30
minutes. Franklin 013S.
FURNITURE-Wan to buy some good
sysdinS essa nousehod goods also piano Phone
FURNITURE and household effects, any
amount, Wanted at once. Also washing
MACHINE and electric refrigerator. Please
call today, Mr., Grady, MA. 262o.
OTti<l ONc-f1OuSenOlQ 1urnlShlng OF all
KINDS maximum cash prices: bric-a- -brac.
CHINA. Call any time, RE. 1904; ME. 5317
FURNITURE. rugs. electric refg. washing
highest cash prices for best results Cail
any time Metropolitan 1924. So
ruRNITURE. rTas bric-a -brac, china. glassware.
prioss rqRs S,ssIware psd paintings hishest sash
INCUBATOR; 15o45O eggs; give full de-
scrlpt1on and price Box 33-x, Star. s.
JJEWELRY. diamonds. snotguns. cameras.
P19fHeSsrs PPfcE paIn and mens shlothng HIGHEST
sale Max zxei. @ ss7 e1S'fe NV o'mfnos NE s1R isr
be bargain. AID. 1928, day; RA. 049I
PIANO, baby grand stenway. must be in
aas ess '2Rs'o7 sas Price sss S % ssr
SAFE and a cabinet safe. Box 2s7-T.
SEWN SEWING ma nMAcHlSEwf buy all types
pleatine. 217 st RE. 1900. RE .3iG.
SEWING MACHINES. all styles and makes,
oought a. best cash prices: Phone E. E.
darrls, co 3245 a4l2 18th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE, small, portable. OR.
WASHING MACHINE, comb radio, baby
furn.: private party: will pay high price.
Ho. 1Sos any time: no dealers. please
WASHING MACHINE, refrigerator; will
pay reasonable cash price. FIR. O73S.
WILL PAY S75 to sl0O cash for small
upright or apt. grand piano. good cond
standard make. AID. 275s.
WANTED. secondhand parrot cage. Call
WI. 4a53
WE ARE NOW paying 4oc per 100 lbs. for
snd magazines. delivered Ace Ace. junk jun 'poos Cos
2!20 Georgia ave. Hobart a595.
SOLD BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
a. KAHN. INC. SO YEARS AT a35 F.
CASH ON THE LINE
For used stoves and refrigerators or fans.
Call Republic 0011
s, CASH FOR OLD, GOLD,
'af0eG sfTS5E !s sis fash ysue ST NW psd
GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER.
Ask for Mr. oppenheimer. e03 g. NV
GOLD-DIAMONDS
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid. Get our offer
NV, RIM sol. National 6as4 'A' s'
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD
-. Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rlngS any other iewelry and pawn tickets
purchased Hlenes: prices paid. New York
Jewelry Co. 927 eth St NV
WE BUY old fur coats in any condition.
Bring them to
DISTRICT FUR CO..
60? st. NV RE. l2l1.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

-
S49 s. GLEBE RD., Arlington, Va.-Lsree
rm. nicely furn. with single beds; near
Pentagon and Navy Bldgs.; gentlemen only.
oxford 2S31
GENTLEMEN OFFICERS AND WIVES
Law. clubroom, hotel service: 1O-cent bus;
good locat ion. modern transient club
Nom housekeeping only. Gil. 3a46
FURNISHED ROOM, 11x17 FIT, PRIVATE
bath: SO mo-, includes utilities ERWIN
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville O334
ARL1NGTON-Large room. twin beds,
private home: on bus line; double. $40.
Chestnut 5401.
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME; young lady
Gleoe 9063. Sun. or after evenings. -
ALExANDRIA-Room with bath. in dig
nlhed private home: gentleman. Box
bot. Star
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tngton. His only previous concert
engagement was with the Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra.
AS Yet, Mr.. Sinatra has not an
nounced his program, but it is be-
lieved that it will be much the same
as when he appeared with the Cleve-
land orchestra, where he sang a
combination Of new and old popular
song hits.
The orchestra's management an
nounced that the final opportunity
for holders of strip tickets for un-
reserved seats to use their tickets
will be at the final regular Sunset
Symphonies" concert tomorrow.
These tickets will not be good for
the July Is concert.
Seats for the July Is concert will
go on sale at 1890 pm. today at
the Symphony box Office in Kits
music store at 1880 G street NV.
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into the text created a poignant ef-
feet on her listeners.
1t is difficult to describe Miss
Maynor's art, for 1t is something
extremely personal. 1t springs from
nature feeling the music deeply,
spurred by the poetry of the words
and able to produce vocally wealth
of tonal coloring to express it. AS
trained artist she has mastered the
mechanics of production to a SUI
perlative degree, including an ex-
cellent diction in foreign languages
but, strange to say, mediocre one
in English. Beyond this her art is
individual 1t is a personal desire
to make the music as beautiful as
possible, lingering on its sentiment,
spinning out its melody on a breath
of tone.
A group of songs opened with
Schubert's Ave Maria" with which
she made such an impression at her
first appearance here at the Library
of Congress in December, 1910, when
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the Louise" aria was also part Of
her program. Strauss "Zueignung"
and Beach's "Ah, Love but a Day."
hardly recognizable in the refine
ment and tenderness of Miss
Maynor's delivery as the mistreated
song 1t has always been, led into
the encores. Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Seem" Grieg's "A
Dream" and Were You There"
Each number was replete with
beauty.
Around the HENDERSON, Sym
phony No. A." with its rich hues,
strong rhythms and melodic album
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22

dance, DR.. Kinder had Programmed
a new work by Norris Lindsay Nor
den appropriate to the Water Gate
setting, Reflections on q River, ~
Goldman's 1.-THE Lee Rigg," new in
the orchestra's repertoire; Dvorak's
Carnival Overture" the Waltz Of
the Flowers" from Tschaikowsky's
"Nutcracker Suite" and his own ar
rangement of the Love Music"
from Boris Godounov."
The Norden work is excellently
written without any Debussy imita-
ton in its irnpressionism and is of
charmingly descriptive character.
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number concluded her portion of
the program which aroused the TO-
900 listeners to great enthusiasm.
The concert was gala one, mark
ing the return of DR.. Kinder to
his post as conductor of the Ma
tional Symphony. Given a warm
greeting, the popular leaders re-
ception after each selection rivaled
that of the soloist. The. program
also had much to commend it with
a balanced mixture of the old and
the new, the familiar and the I'M
familiar. The members of. the
orchestra, who have been subjected
to the ideas of number of guest
conductors this summer, fell into
their stride under their regular di-
rector and gave an excellent &C
count of themselves.
The least appealing of the num-
bers chosen by Miss Maynor was
the aria, pace, pace, milo DID," from
Verdi'S La Fora del Destino,"
which was her first offering. The
entire character of this aria, one
of the finest in operate literature,
requires a heavier quality of voice
than is Miss Maynor's and a dra-
matte intensity other than she pos
SeSSeS.
1t was when she gave "Depuis lie
jour" from Charpentier's Louise"
as encore to the Verdi aria that her
true medium was obtained. 1t
would be safe to say that in this
city, at least, the aria has never
been so exquisitely sung. The ten
der quality of tone, the floating
pianissimos, the sentiment infused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Counsel in Drunk Case
Urqes Hospital Treatment

Neither you nor any other judge
has helped single drunk by sending
them to jail" j. Robert Esher, an
attorney, told Judge George D. Neil
son in Municipal Court yesterday.
Mr.. Esher represented Floyd Allen,
90, who was sentenced to 30 days
In Jail on a drunk charge. Court
records revealed that Allen had been
previously convicted l8 times on
drunk charges
The attorney asked the court to
order hospital treatment for his
client.
This mans record is proof that
sending chronic alcoholic to Jail
will not effect a cure" Mr.. Esher
stated. He Endorsed the recommen-
dation of Wilbur La Roe, jr., chair
man of the Committee on Civic At
fairs of the Washington Federation
of Churches, that an institution be
constructed for the care and reha-
Utilization of inebriates
Judge Nelson pointed out that
the court has no power to order hos
pital treatment, but merely to rec
ommend it. The jurist said, how
ever, that in this case he would
make specific recommendation for
hospital care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Frank Sinafra 10 Sinu
In Special Concert al
Water Gate Sunday

Frank Sinatra, current singing
rage" of Americas younger genera
ton, will appear in a special, post
season Water Gate concert with the
National Symphony Orchestra at
$3.50 pm. Sunday, it was announced
today.
The concert will be for the benefit
of the orchestra's sustaining fund,
which still lacks $4,000 of the
amount necessary to carry out its
1943-44 plans.
Leon Barzin will conduct the pro-
gram which will mark Mr.. Sinatras
first concert appearance in Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Dorothy Maynor's Exquisite
Voice Moves Audience
Bv ALICE EVERSMAN.

the exquisite voice OF Dorothy Maynor held the vast audience at
the Water Gate last night in spell with having
exhausted all her with the
the spiritual Were You There When Cuced
with celebrated
with allowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22

The best way to root for victory
Is to dig deep into that pocketbook
or purse and buy War savings
stamps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22

The moods were varied pleasantly
in the selection with q real finale In
Moussorgsky's gorgeous music.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

-Today's busy, on-the-go men de-
mand shorts that are built to take
plenty OF wear and give plenty of
freedom. 39c is all they have to pay,
too, to enjoy that kind Of comfort.
Here are fine cotton broadcloth
shorts in whites, solid colors and
fancies. Equipped with elastic sides
that give with every motion Full
cut and tailored for extra freedom.
Sizes 80 to A. (Combed cotton ath-
letic shirts, sizes SO to 46, SOC or 4
for $1.5O.)
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mente no vera con gusto que 81
Sr. Music no hhya llegado toda-
via a Tampa.
Bill Sallade, ell empresario,
no ocultaba aver su desconten.
to. por cuanto 81 sabe que a los
"aficionados" de Tampa no a.
grada csc "sistema" de llegar a
combatir unas pocas horas an
ties de empezarse a cumplir e.
programa.
En- un hotel local estan sepa-
radas habitaciones, desde Ell lu-
mes, para Ell gladiator vsitante
Y su mentor" Sr. Billy Brown
Gomez, q quien no Sc ha pro-
hibido yerificar la pelea, no obs
tante una orden militar dada en-
Clearwater y otros lugares, ter
minara hoy sus e~jericios, en-
Benjamin Field.
81 Music llega a tempo hara
una practica ligera en- ell gimna
sio de los J6venes Cristianos.
Cr6ese que Tony Cancela Sc
ri ell arbitro. Designara los jue
ces una comisi6n de los legiona
rios.
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Il uAOWrG
RUMoREs soBRE ExpEN,
DER LA TEMPoRADA DE
CARRERAS EN- LA FLO
RIDA

Miami. MARIO Bel secre-
|tario de la Comisi6n de Care
ras del Estado, Henry 5. Bayn-
ard. manifesto aver que a sus
oidos llegan rumoreS sobre una
possible extension de Ia tempo
rada de carreras, pero que la
Comisi6n no ha sido aun con-
su,tada.
la Comisi6n no abogara nj
Sc opondrs q tai ley. 81 asunto
cae por entero dentro de lbs a
tribuciones de IA legislature
Tai MEDIA de6er& ser TIA
nejada rapidamsn:s rcr GUAM
tol a Legislature * S2Gr4 81
dia 6 de s5ril y s Z-qera-t
~,ega.mente dsoe-1 N-m1A
q Ola ~.
Los conds6oS De Ia FlDr3
lecibieron e &ho pasadn, de-
iondo tornado por las careers
q rAz6n De S31 792 cada uno,
A Gauss de no haber pOdidc.
Ysnir e turiSno, cad8 condado
solo recibirE Fl este &no unos
$1,000
HASA mario . Es -CTssos
pIr los cInslr1-asS z q Ia
Ala man-2aEz & SSA4SS
P1 e -lSDo c9n~r9 = &
mS-na 7azlo-s liz qa = s.
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Los CUBS DE CHICAGO
Ell pitcher Edward Hanyzewski

Chicago, mario 31.-Los CUB
50 e~jercitan en- French Lick, In
diana, donde viene siendo muy
Gogiado por los expertos e pit
cher Ed Hanyzewski, que el a.
no pasado jugara del "Miuwau
kee."
LAMA las curvaS con extraoT
dinaria velocdad Y como serpen
tinero derecho Sc lie sugura IN
brillante porvenir.
Jimmy Wilson le inGuira, 81
los calculos no resu,tan equivoca
dos, entire sus 10 Pitchers regu-
lars.
P-ra quedar en- Ia cdSpids 0
cerca de Ia cumbre, en- 1913, los
Cubs cuentsn con tan exselsn-
les lanzadores como PAM Dsr-
ringer. sdQuirido del Cin&1n3-
ii: Lon Wsrnska Les Fleming
y BSl Lse
Is 6ireUs6n * Is a3Vela ira
a 6e krS-2- 2 --al Sas caz
ux:os al A-3zs-o Laz Ngv6a.
: catcher CGde McClaRr T
4 l1r25ar * cub2ra Es
S12sy - Milwaukee
Va @1z Il q e1z2a 5s ca
< SAgsa5sr Hernandez 2 s
wSzao II 7oac gas &s1oS &
ISx- 8 lbs $ x
ConqcaS- 4 c122ro Ezlzz
Seeker, in~Sc2Ils72 5sl Mlw22-
Nee. cue (, Aa0 p&25o aAcs2r2
con N proGled,o &c $40; Sr-
Martin, SegundS base: ScAr
Hack. tsUera. y Len Meull1o
IS.
A Phi CSvSrretta Sc le uta.-
Eara entire Ia pr.nera base !
los jsrdineS.
Blu Nicholson ACADIA de aesy
TAR Su contrato Y jugara 81 jar.
din derecho. Dom DalleSSandrS
Sers visto en- 81 jardin izQuier.
do y en- 81 centre probablemen.
tie a~lternaran mani" Lowrey {
Mizell Plat. Este dltimo hated
e ano psSado, con e club Los
Angeles. sos.
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Al I4NE2T 81 PRESENT.
IN las 22AC -lAS Gun
ESEIEl9>

WR1T CLZ nara 3
II s-o --snE Al J1uT
% n 4 ms ~ 2gSG Il -2G-
rAz3r2 para 5s B-xUas SIS
v2-1s1aS co1Sg-LraS = PRE-
Ssr6 aver - JAS r-&-lcG =
&n6o SN0Cs
FQSrA del -&-r-o vsz2 1S-
Go las ~Anoq4-r2S Del 21a pa
SS6o.
e IS Wis-eluSn1 X l2SlEt
Ia rodillS 6erachs Z ocup6 81
poSics6n Ben Ger&ehy.
No boSt2nte 6olerle Z, brazo
Nate Andrews an16 en- i2S
practices 81 bate,
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Los Rojos de Cincinnati cuentan con seis
veteranos pitchers y nueve jardineros

ard Robeck, Robert Malay y
Vernon Stone.
III cuadro estara defsndido
este aho por Franck McCor-
mick en- la primera base, Lon
ME Frey en- la segunda y Bert
HasS en- Ia tercera. rs possible
que Ray Mueller pase a ser el
catcher nGmero l.-Jug6 81 a.
no pasado con 81 Sacramento y
finaliaj "a temporada con un
promedio al bate de 297.
Dick West es Otro de los re-
ceptores Y aSpir~l tambien a
i~eStacarSe Al Lakeman. adqui-
-t6o Gel Syracuse v 81 noyato
&aCono De Phillips
Para defender los jariires
Sen los u1iforuesS del Cjucin
1ac MAX Marshall Frank Rel
sAsr E-r recsc Mix MSror
m& g Gscs Ws.Ssr
N-91S & c,@Wr.Sr Ell Jar
nsCS q M-4&-5 Haws1. cue ell
ana v&~slC .Sr2 Is, Wilkes
SS~@ rro COMO pitcher. ES-
rel Cr8oV-Se &S5icSra cSSi tCdo
81 tempo s SoSeAav Y Sc pro
none d&rle 2@gun&S .eccioDeS a
Henry Sauer Y Ed Luckon.
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NEVER ROLL NENCI0 EN-
LAS DE
ANOCHE

Uno de los mas populares ga
Cos del Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs Never Roll" propie-
dad ds G. A. Anderson. 6erroto
aver . saS adyer2cioS e. As -
gunG4s Sm.a@cNaes para a
De-oy
Era & gran t&vou;o y les 3
naScaSo7@ no visTaa 5efr&2a2-
.6s s. coafanzA Mar Taxes
.tncr6 e. Sezaa3o lagxr.
Hlzo a reooTriGa 6e Jos sic
I6e una mills en- s. rs SeSua-
COS IN oainto &c segln6o 50
bre is nara 6e IS piSt2.
Los SemG3nAss para 81 Der
La gaceta., 1943-03-31
DEPORTE
VICTORIA DE CHESTER
RICO

New Yorhk, MARIO 3l.-Con
un peso de 1876 libras, Chester
Rico, habil pGgil puertorrique-
no, venci6 aver por puntos q
Gene Johnson, 140, de n. York.
Tuvo lugar Ell encuentro en- Ia
Area Broadway Y 10 presencia-
ron $500 personals.
La gaceta., 1943-03-31

ST senior
Compre In pintUra B.
|. P. Solamente sc ven
de en- Kins-Greco Hard
ware Co., Sa. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1943-03-31
KELLER FLRMO 81 CON
TRArO

Nw York mario 81 Con
les YANKEES em1 aver >u con-
s-J "a 1urshE t-2ler9 Char
. Ealms
& ntsD IT, paNeJ s. a> 6-te>
.nes De Alca~-h e ~ Wyoa1Q.
ienvre : rrve8&
Cobra~a Keler an Suatdb ~
SIS GOO er la Hmpa~ads a.
I94S.
Qu1dE como unlcO alzadb'
e. veteranO Prank CrGSea
La gaceta., 1943-03-31

Cincinnati, MARIO 3l.-Bill
McKechnie prepare con gran
cuids1o a los Rojos de Cincin-
natl para 10 temporada de 1913.
Cuenta el famoso director
con seis lanzadores veteranOs,
Bucky Waters, Johnny Wander
Nicer, joe Beegs, Ray Starr, III
l9er Riddle Y Clyde Shoun. y va
rios novatos, entire ellos Leon
La gaceta., 1943-03-31

Sc DESEa.-Cajs de eau
dsles de combination. Olga Ia
msrca, preeio y dim ansiones
exterioreS e interioreS Tam
bitn IN archivador de eartas
DirijaSe p. 0. Box 1856.
La gaceta., 1943-03-31
TONY MUSIC LLEGARA
HOY A TAMPA

Faltanio . IA pron,esA de buen
sent.5o de CUE eS.aris en- Tam
m cuatro dias antics Ga 81 Pc
lea con q SarEea.o Tommy Go
mez, i5o,o loc&i. 81 rSG}@dor To
ny Music, dc Chicago peso
complete, Is Sguard&2o hog.
microbes, COS d.aS &n;es &c,
combate en- Ia eiadai &c, taAa-
CO.
Ia faltA de ssrie3ad" ID
Music era eon,sn,ada aver e.
tire los fanatics locales Gus
espershsn ver,o en- unas pract-
cas- SeriaS antics lie Is bora q
subir a tablado.
Patrocins q programa e
pueS.o Tampa No 5. de Is Je
gi6n Americana, cue seylra.
La gaceta., 1943-03-31

by So a6ectuarAn el jueves y Of
viernes.
Para Los semifinales de ma
mana han sido escogidos Gun
ter Laddie, Sonova Jean, My
Success, More Taxes, Jimmy
Collins, Bobbie y Never Roll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
John J. Reidys
in Chicago

p O. JOHN J. REIDY. U. s.
y. r. and Mrs. Reidy are reSid-
ing in Chicago. H., where Mr..
Reldy is training.
The RcidyS were married in
Statements Church, Dearborn
The Rev. FIR. John p. Reidy Of
Indianapolis, Ind. cousin Of the
bridegroom, officiated
Mrs. Reidy was Miss Betty
Mclaughlin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Mclaughlin
Of Dearborn. and Mr.. Reidy is
the son Of Mrs. Maurice Reidy
of Monica avenue, and the late
Mr.. Reidy.
A wedding breakfast was
served at Dearborn Inn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Artists Who Helped

Artists who gave their services
were Lucienne Bloch, Maysel
Helm, Mrs. Loa Arkena, Robert
Steinbach. Felix Kowalewski,
Rodolphe LaRivere and Edward
Muller.
Miss Kathryn Ann Pierce and
Pvt. Glenn f. Moore Jr. were
married Oct. s in the army
chapel at Camp Grant, III.
Serving as matron of honor for
her sister was Mrs. Francis J.
Costello. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Davis Pierce of Flint and Pvt.
Moore is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Moore of Hillsdale,
Mich.
The past week was a busy
one for members of the League
of Catholic Women with the
annual sewing days Monday and
Tuesday. However. there was
wartime note in the prepare
tions. An evening session was
planned to accommodate MEM
bers who are doing war work.
The daytime meetings were held
in ST. John Nianney Hall. The
Wednesday evening event was
held in the centrally located
ST. Matthew auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Alice Pomian
To Be Married

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN PO-
MAN OF Canton avenue an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Alice. 10 p. o. George
Henry Gardner LItSNRe saH al
Mrs. G.. II. Gardner OF DeS
MONIES. Ia, and the late Mr..
Gardner.
P O. Gardner WAS graduated
from Iowa State University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Civitdn Club Masquerade Arranged
For Halloween at Grand Blanc

from Miss Katherine Jones and
Miss Mary Jane DeLisle, former
Flint girls, now working in Los
Angeles.