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Evening star., 1943-01-23
Champ Hazi Faces Crack
Field in Table Net Event

Although there is little hope Of
beating Thor Hazi, nationally
ranked player, out of the title, a
crack field of table tennis enthusi-
asts will begin play in the annual
National Capital open tournament
tonight at $50 at the Columbia
courts, 1880 Fourteenth street NV.
Hazi. seeded No. l, meets Bob
Lewis in the first round, which en-
braces 80 players. Gordon Barry,
Maryland State champ: Maurice
Townsend and Joe Vaeth are among
those entered.
Eight women will compete for
honors IN their division, with Caro-
line Wilson. seeded No. /, in the
role of favorite.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Gonzaga Again Winner.


Gonzaga, winning its eighth game
in 10 starts, made a second half
Walkaway to swamp Georgetown
Prep, 48-15. in yesterdays Catholic
League opener. 1t was Prep's
seventh straight setback Next
Thursday the big game of this league
comes up when Gonzaga and St.
Johns tangle.
Prep remained in the running dur
ing the first half with Gonzaga able
to gain only 1910 margin at in
termission.
After that, though, the Eagles be-
gan to learn their way around the
little Prep gym and with Frank
Cantrell setting fast pace pushed
through baskets from all angles.
Jimmy O'Donnell was the only Little
Hoya able to score regularly and
tailed seven points.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
BY BERT COLLIER,
Associate Press Sports Writer.


MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 23-Pancho
Segura, the Ecuadorian fireball Of
the tennis court, shrugged of
today the action OF the USLTA
in hooking him out Of third
place in the national ranking
with the comment.
No can understand
Then he followed through with
Latin yolubility. having difficulty
with a language not as familiar
as his native Spanish:
Third place--fourth place
what matters? All l want is play
tennis"
The Lawn Tennis Association S
recent revision Of rankings
pushed Segura down notch and
Evening star., 1943-01-23
6. W. Records Risked
In Tonieht's TussIe
With Maryland
Victor Over 6oIIoudet,
c. U. Plays Service Five;
Hoyos Tackle Army

George Washington University S
basket ball team, with a record of
five straight victories, an unblem-
ished Southern Conference slate
and four successive triumphs over
Maryland, will risk all those items
tonight when it tangles with the
Old Liners at Eastern High gym at
$50 o'clock.
After absorbing successive wallop-
ings from Norfolk Naval Training
Station, Quantico Marines and
Georgetown earlier in the season the
Colonials have bounced back to
whip Duke, North Carolina, N. C..
Navy Pre-f1ight, Virginia and Army
to enter the Maryland engagement
slight favorite.
G. w. will be pursuing its eighth
victory in II starts, also having de-
feated Fort Meade and Oklahoma
Aggies, while Georgetown will at
tempt to make it IL out of 13 at
Armys expense in a game at West
Point.
Georgetown ruled a prohibitive
favorite to spank Army, victorious
only over Williams and beaten by
Columbia and G. w.
Catholic University. with a 51-45
verdict over Gallaudet achieved last
night at Roosevelt High, will tangle
with 1301st Service Unit of New
Cumberland. Pa, tonight at C. U.
gym at $50. New Cumberland is
coached by Joe Lawler, former
C. U. star, and has captured Of 10
games.
, The Cardinals were forced to
come from behind to nip Gallaudet,
which stepped into 1928 lead in
the second half. Dick Scanlon, who
scored 19 points, and Fred Rice. who
registered IA, then clocked for the
Cards, however, as C. U. took COM
mand to win going away.
! Holcomb, Robertson and Bald
ridge. with IA, II and 10 points, re-
| spectively, sparked Gallaudet.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Big Ten Swimming Giants
TussIe as Ohio State
Invades Michigan
BY the Associated Press.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. a.
Next to football, Ohio State and
Michigan reach their competitive
best in swimming. where two of tbs
aquatic games quaintest characters.
Mike Peppe and Matt Mann. match
their robust personalities and, Incl
dentally, many of the best college
natators.
Peppe, Ohio State coach and an
old hand at such endeavors, tries
again tonight to beard the lion of
Michigan swimming, Mann, in his
own den, with the results of the
dual meet pointing to the probable
forthcoming Western Conference
and national champion.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL DlSpatch TO The star.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 23.-The re-
vamped Washington Lions, boil
stored by the acquisition Of four
players from the defunct New
Haven Eagles, will renew their
strenuous but thus far futile fight
to escape the American Hockey
League cellar here tonight when
they meet the Pittsburgh Hornets.
Idle since Sunday. the Lions have
had time to polish their attack
Washington is the only club in the
league that has failed TO score at
least 100 goals this season, but
Coach George Mantha hopes the
lions scoring will be more prolific
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Totals s s5 Totals
Colts Take Early Lead.


Colts Take Early Lead.
Coolidge was in front all the way
after the first period Of its battle with
Anacostia, but 1t never had a safe
lead The Colts, led by william
Penn, broke TT first period tie
and raced to an 1910 edge at the
half. This lead still held, PALS, at
the start of the last period, during
which the Indians staged minor
rally. Bob Nelson's field goal and
foul pulled Anacostia to within 6
points. 24-30. which was as close as
it came
Penr's two baskets for the Colts
in the last period helped them save
their lead and he took individual
scoring honors with IA points. Ana
costa was handicapped bit by the
absence of Elliott Day, its big CEN
ter. who was out with an infected
foot
Evening star., 1943-01-23
BoIstered Lions Meet Hornets
In Struggle to Escape Cellar

with the addition of new puck
chaserS.
Other games tonight list Buffalo
at Cleveland and Indianapolis at
Hershey. Washington will play the
Capitals tomorrow night at In
dianapolis, with other tiffs finding
Pittsburgh at Buffalo and Cleve-
land at Providence.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press

~ tAe A1eS~a@hGo ICbss
CHICAGO.---Lee savold, 1s4h, Des
MONIES, knocked out Nate HOLDEN
l52A7. Chicago 90; Lem Franklin,
90l. Chicago. knocked out Altus Allen,
lh9!2, Chicago %; Clayton Worlds,
key, 221 G0).
PHILADELPHIA, Jiggs Donahue,
1894, PHILADELPHIA, outpointed jimmy
HIGHLAND PARK. n. J2Joe Lynch,
57. Plainfield. N. j., outpointed Bernie
Deans. 1853. Newark f6).
DETROIT.---JakeL Lsmotts, $50. New
YORK. stopped Charley Hayes, 15s, De-
troit fSl.
BoSTON.-sal Bartolo. 12e, Boston,
stopped Carnline Fstts, 1874, New
York f2).
SAN FRANCISCO.-Doug Wilson,
1Sa Carson City, Nev.. decisioned
frankie Marine 1855. San Francisco (sl.
Mexico City, knocked out Eddie Mar
Gus, 134i2. Los Angeles tfl,
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Anocostio Grqds Repeat
Victory Over Faculty

Anacostia High alumni, with Paul
Benner and Elmer Leukhardt again
setting the pace, yesterday defeated
a faculty team for the second time,
1923.
Tommy Nolan, the basket ball
coach, led the losing team with 10
points.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Dusek Meets Cox Aqoin

Rivals for the past decade, Ernie
Dusek and Joe Cox will meet once
again Wednesday night at Turner's
Arena in the feature of the weekly
muscle exhibition. 1t will be the
customary 1-hour- time limit affair
with the odds six, two and even it
doesn't go the full distance.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON
High Cage Race Is Wide Open
After Wilson's Upset of Tech
Colts Trip Anoeostio; CentroI-Eostern,
RooseveIt-Western on Cord Tonight

that. Tech staged a rally, with
Keith Harder's two baskets sending
it into 1920 lead with only four
minutes remaining lavish, only
veteran on the Tiger quint, saved
the game, however. His foul shot
matched another of the same by
Techs Jim Kranking, and in the
last minute ne fired two field goals,
the last a wild shot from midcourt
that wobbled through the hoop only
eight seconds ahead of the closing
gun,
Evening star., 1943-01-23
War COLLEGE Wins

Eddie Lewis nine points provided
some of the margin by which Army
War College defeated Boiling Field,
1890, in last nights basket ball
game at the War College gym.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Cole Baskets u Points

J. Keith Cole, with ~ points,
sparked Building r to 1928 vic
tory over Building E in WPB
Basket Ball League game at Roose-
welt High
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Totals IL So Totals
Blair Puts I'm a Scran.

Blair Puts Up a Scrap.
Bethesda, a big pre-game favorite,
barely hung on long enough to win,
20-l7, during last nights tight game
at Blair. A capacity crowd of 500
was treated to good tight contest,
with the Barons taking 1913 lead
at the half. Johnny Slaughter, who
until now hasn't been doing much,
paced the attack with 9 points.
The Blazers, able to score only
four field goals to the nine registered
by Bethesda, kept close throughout
with success from the foul line.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
TotaIS IT b 86 IothIs =
Seals Goal Seals Victory.

Seals Goal Seals Victory.
1t took a last-minute basket by
AL Seal to give Friends its 31-29
win over Landon in yesterdays lac
clash. Landon was in front most
of the way, though, with leads of
Ga, 1913 and 20-16 in the first
three periods. Fred Buschmeyer
did most of the damage and scored
20 points for the winners.
During the last period Landon
came up with a big rally with two
foul tosses by Bud Walker earning
a 1928 tie, setting the stage for
Seals long shot in the last minute,
only successful toss he made all
afternoon.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Iotals 20 Totals q
Easy Sailing for Rockville.

~@''"y s1'~E1s1Hb HVs HSVNAFhESs
Rockville never was threatened
after close first half in its game
with Gaithersburg. 1t had an 11-8
lead at intermiSsion and with Willie
Williams leading the way increased
its margin thereafter. williams was
high man with Is points.
Evening star., 1943-01-23

Totals II 4 30 Totals s1s
Bob Thompson and Red Farrell
set fast pace in Sherwood's 52-25
rout of Woodward, each getting II
points. The issue never was in
doubt, with Sherwood taking 1913
lead in the first two periods.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press,

Five years ago-Jimmy Thorn
sons "a. seven below par, gave
him third-round lead in $4,000
Pasadena open with 54-hole total
of 206
Evening star., 1943-01-23

~ ---'
Totals II 0 81
Evening star., 1943-01-23

Cowboy johnson reeled OH nine
spares for 16a but pulled up one stick
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
LOS PADRES DE FAMILIA
SERAN

Washington, agosto S.-Las
juntas locales del sevicio selectivo
fueron a~utorizadas aver para re-
Guitar, despues del l de octubre,
a los ciudadanos que eran padres
antes de cue Estados Unidos fue-
ra atacado en- Pearl Harbor.
Creese que unos 100000 padres
seran llamados en- este ano al SER
vicio militar.
I'm padre de cada % vestira ell
uniforme del ~ejercito.
Los 744,0OO padres campesinos
no seran mOlestados en- 10 mas mi
nimo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
ADA

|neO periodic de GONZALES
halla la Sra. Angela Con
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

estan ardiendo tantas ~iglesias.
En- aquella bora tardia, ell vecin-
dario saliase a la via p1blica hui
yendo del calor. En- todos los bal
cones habia genie, A 10 largo de
los anditos, sentadas en- ell suelo 0
en- Ell quicio de los portales, las CO.
madres del barrio zurcian u ro-
pas y chismeaban.
ALI donde la Gale de la Esgri-
ma desemboca en- la del Mes6n de
Paroles, Sc detuvo "Churrito",
la cabeza baja, la mirada en- ell
suelo. Ell senior Genaro llam6 la
atenci6n de Vicente.
-iHas visto?... Este animal
vale 10 que pesa. Sabe que aqui
debO echar un preg6n y me 10 re-
cuerda.
En- pocos segundos lie rode6 un
enjambre de chiquillos. Ell senior
Genaro campaba entire los macs
trOs del concrete ambulante. Sus
pregones absurdos, desflecadOs,
inverosimilies, inverecundos, ha-
clan reir a las mujeres y lie ayu-
daban en- su negociO. Aquel hon.
brecillo parvo y obese, tenia con-
diciones de payaso Lo que decia
sofia ser improvisado, y cuandO
alguien lie interrumpia nunca de-
jaba de replicar al interruption
donairosamente. Unas wees ha-
blaba d~irigiendose a un balloon,
como 81 desde el alguien lie hubie-
Sc llamado; otras cOnversaba con
"ChurritO". Las GALES eran su es-
cenario Y todas sus farsas pare
clan divertidas. acknowledgements
ell senior Genaro, farandulero ma
to, tenia "su p6blico".
Para no estorbarle y pOrque Sc
Gaia de sueno, Vicente Heredia
despidi6se de Ell. AL pasar, sus
vecinos lie saludaban, preguntan-
dole:
-iQue? iHubo faena?
Sin detenerse, respondia:
I'M; IS de la que hacia fatal.
Entretanto, ell senior Genaro,
cercado de mujeres y de nihOs,
lanzaba su preg6n:
-IVecinas, venid, venid!--
Aquf esta ell ito Genarete, ell de
los cacahuetes. TRAGIC avellanas
como manzanas y nueces mejO-
res que peces. iVenid, acudid to-
das Y que ruede la bola! A las
fIacas que conan nueces, los pc
chOs Sc les ponen duros como al
mireces. Las solteras que conan
avellanas, e%ncuentran enseguida
quien las lleve a la CANA. A las
casadas que comen ~cacahuetes,
les engorda ell rodete, y sus mari
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

ride de hoy tuvimos e.
aludar al Sargento Au-
alez, Jr., ell que estuvC
la ciudad por solo vein
una academia militar,
truccion para hacerse
n Departamento de Ra-
acDill Field.
entO Gonzalez desde su
Ell Ejercito ha estado
b en- MacD Field, re-
la 0ncena avenida y
IN su sonora Y demas ia
gra tenerle de nuevo en-
aeSeamOs muchos exitos
30.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
A SUI BASE NAVAL

Luego de haber pasado ell fin
de semana entire nOsotros, regres6
a su base naval Ell joven Francisco
Dfaz, ell que honrosamente presta
sus servicios a la Marina de esta
naci6n.
Los dfas que estuvo en- esta, los
pas6 con su bella esposa, Olga
Valdes de Diaz, y familiares.
I'm pronto regreso lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

les hara uso de la pa
SPAIN Room" del Ho-
Terrace, ell notable a
b Captain Sergio Kour
escogido por Ell Sr,
es "Rusia en- la Cue
Iferencia Sc celebbra ba
del Russian War
esta ciudad.
a las ocho.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

Con satisfaction consignamos
en- esta nota Ell total restableci-
miento de la Sra. Antonio Clara
vella, que en- pasados dias tuvO
necesidad de ser trasladada de su
hogan, 26O1 de la Gale u, al Sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano.
Ha recobrado la salud.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Ell ASEDIO DE MADRID
Por EDUARDO

dos dejan de roncar pOrque tie
men donde tocar-
Dirigi6ndose al POLLING, cabiz-
bajo, como 81 leyese en- vi libro,
anadia:
-"oye til, "ehurrito", bOnitO,
cabeza de cabrito; oye, tn, Chu-
IRON, cabeza de eabr6n: cuentale
a las vecinas como son las galli-
mas, cuentale a las porteras como
son las panteras.
Esta desarticulada retahila de
frases regocijaba al vecindario.
Carcajeaba la genie y, por mo-
mentos, alrededor del trujaman
ell corrillo de c~uriosos crecia. u
nos pedian cacahuetes, otros nue.
ces o avellanas. Infatigable, pla-
centero, ell vendedor atendia q
todos, v mientras les servia mira
ba a un balloon cualquiera girl
tando:
isl, Ciriaca, 10 que %quierasI
Pero baja en- seguida.- i0yes?
POrque me voy. date prisa! Aun
que haya brisa y estes en- CANT
sa y no vayas a misa. Date pri-
sa, que me muero de risa--
Desatinando asi entretenia a
sus oyentes y cosechaba calderi-
la abundante. Uno de los emplea
dos del senior Samuel Sc asom6
a la puerta de la tienda. Era jo-
ven Y tenia una cabeza de pelu-
querO, lustrosa y rizada. Ell senior
Genaro lie critic:
I'll, Faustino, dame un vase
de vino; v 81 me 10 das con Ii
mon, que sea de coraz6n.
Siguiendole ell humor, ell inter-
pelado repuso:
y al burro, ique lie damos!--
-lNada, hombre!- mo sabes
que ell "Churrito" no bebe?
Con este puso terminO adecua-
do al holgorio y fatigadamente
canine hacia su casa.
Cuando minutes antes Vicente
Heredia lego a la suya, lie descon
cert6 ell aspecto del patio, lleno
de vecinos. La tremenda convul-
sion que sufria Madrid echaba a
la genie de sus hogares. En- los
fogones la lumbre sc consumia
in1tilmente. Made pensaba en- ce-
ran. Mujeres Y hombres hablaban
v manoteaban con acalenturada
vehemencia. Todos experimental
ban la necesidad de moverse, de
hacer algo heroicO, 81 bien nadie
saba fijamente como canalizar
aquella nerviosa superabundancia
de cnergias.
Entire la desordenada turba-
multa Vicente divis6 a su mujer,
a Lolita, a Celestino Alfaro, al
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
UNA POSTAL

La recibimos del apreciado ami
go Sergio Camera, soldado de nues
tro ejercito Y destacado en- ell Cam
pamentO "Fort Bragg"
En- su postal ell amigo Camera
nos anuncia otra vista para den
tro de tres semanas.
I'm afectuoso saludo envfa para
tOdos sus amigos.
Agradecemos la cOrtesia.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
CUMPLEANOS

Con estas lineas nos complace.
mos en- felicitar a la Srta. Gui.
Eermina Rodriguez, la que en- e.
dia de hoy cumple Is amos de e.
dad.
Con tai motive sus familiares lie
ofreceran en- su hogan, Gale 19 y
81 avenida, una f~iestecita.
A las muchas felicitaciOnes que
habra de recibir, unimOs la nues-
ira, muy sincera.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

Con Ell prop6sito de pasarse va
rias semanas de vacaciones en- la
ciudad de Miami, partio en- la tar
de de aver ell amigo Frank Con-
zalez, acompanado de su gentil y
bella esposa.
Sc hOspedaran en- Ell hogar de
familiares que ALI residen desde
hace tempo.
Algeria Y salud, lie deseamos a
los esposos Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
EN- LA PLAYA

Desde Ell pasado domingo Sc ha-
LA en- la playa de Clearwater la
estimada Srta. Manuela (Nena)
Quesada, residente del 1912 de la
Ounce avenida.
Ali pasara dos semanas de va
caciones.
Que lie sean del TODD provechO-
sas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
ADADO

ingO fue trasladado des-
lca "Dr. A. A. Gonzalez
residencia, ell Sr. Emilio
lpues de haber permane-
lido ALI varias semanas.
Ell DR.. Gonzalez.
alto placer c~onsignamos
Canal Sc halla del TODD
DO.
suS muchas amistades.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

de hace meses sirve al Ejercito de
esta naci6n.
En- la actualidad Sc halla desta-
cadO en- Fort Braggs, Carolina de,
Sur.
Muchas diversiones tendra.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

L del pasado domingo
Ia ell a~preciadO amigo
ernandez, luegO de ha
10 de dos semanas de
/ una de nuestras pla
4 Fernandez disfruta-
vacaciones sus queri-
res.
n de aver
labOres.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
SO, 9Ua.io Rsd.;gu.,

zalez, madre del apreciado joven
Joe Gonzalez.
Els de esperarsse, dado su salts
factOrio estado, que dentro de bre-
wees dias sea trasladada a su no.
gar.
Que asi sea, es ell deseo del GRO
nista.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
DE VISTA

Desdel a tarde de aver Sc en-.
cuentra aquf, con diez dias de Ii
cencia, ell Pvt. Frank Garcia. Des-
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BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED BUNGALOW,
berry miles from Silver Spring Shopping
center. Bus service: $4,000. Kensington
1861.
OVER ?so SOLD PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE
Is min from downtown: 2 exp bus lines:
from 1915: $500 cash, plus Fla settle
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VACANT THURSDAY 5445 CHEVY
Chase P.r rs squares south q Of Chevy
Efs a'saos ponssr peveobe
broker. 1927 Eye st. NV. 81. $3.50 until
s6,450 :, DISTRICT HEIGHTS =. OWNER
leaving the city. will sell year-old 6-rm;
and, bath bungalow. conditioned oil
$3.50, with REALTY AssociATEss. 1922
11th st. NV.
LYNHAvEN.e-RM. BATH BRICK, FULL
N MHs1r AnP SUcH. sf MI f. ! SsSo with
ssbsG sf Gs ss.2 & B Ban oVg ysals BE- 1s
door iayatory nrst noor. stairway from
screens. insulated. weather stripped. storm
yard: s:ear detached brick sarsss; cony:
S ssss:s weekdays sfter 8 PIN, So
BARNABY MANOR; oxoN Hill DIs-
Fed; 10 rooms. a. ami; acres. e excellent
sell sell wv oWNE sRd o. Ser Joss nn' view must
ROW BRICK IN BRooKLAND NE, D. c.
Bryant gas burner; 2-car garage. Priced
to sell 15o R On sasH az terms 1ssa For Rss
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room, music room sanroom: dining room
there are s bedrooms. ali Of them large
s sa ssr 81 sEn Gsds
sHiLIPs, We. 1900 until 3 pm. 35is
DUPONT CIRCLE-17 ROOMS. 4 BATHS;
srs: $500 month. BESIDES m rms .' and i0p pvt.
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rooms, inclosed. heated .porches,. auto. heat;
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MODERN ,6-RooM FRAME HOUSE. HOT;
streetcsrs: lot. 10000 Il. BerwYn 367.R.
OWNER MUST sEIL-NEW BRICK
corner 3-bedrm. house: near bus. stores,
No brokers; S6.a6O. AT. 7190.
S7,95O-NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID
Groom brick row, in excellent condition;
oil burner: hot.watsr heat; easy terms;