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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Where % G6zH IN
What 70 D2H
CONCERT.

CONCERT.
Soldiers Home Band, Stanley Hall,
$50 o'clock tonight.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks
band auditorium, Eighth and I
streets Sc, Ills pm. tomorrow.
DINNERS.
Thirteen Club, Willard Hotel, $50
o'clock tonight.
Merrick Boys Club. Mayfiower
Hotel, $50 o'clock tonight.
United States Chamber Health
meeting. Mayflower Hotel, $50
o'clock tonight.
LONCnEONS.
First Friday Club, Manresa Re-
treat League, Willard Hotel, 1880
pm. tomorrow
Reciprocity Club, Mayfiower Hotel,
1880 pm. tomorrow
District Bankers Association, VIII
lard Hotel, 12:45 pm tomorrow.
MEETINGS.
Womans Relief Corps, 1926
Massachusetts avenue NV, 7:30
o'clock tonight. followed BY social
hour Of games.
soroptimist Club, willard Hotel. 3
o'clock tonieht.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Decision in Arbuckle,
Henderson Contempt
Case Due Monday
Arguments Concluded;
New Trial Asked for
Ex-Restuurunt Manager

District Court Justice Bolitha j.
Laws will announce Monday what
action, II any. will be taken follow
ing the contempt hearing involving
william Withers Arbuckle. %. for
mer manager of the Senate restau-
rant, and Robert c. Henderson. 81,
growing out Of the recent trial In
which Arbuckle was convicted OF
embezzlement.
Arguments in the contempt hear
ing were concluded late yesterday
during which Warren E. Magee,
counsel for Arbuckle, repeated his
request for a new trial for Arbuckle
and called the courts attention
to $40 check written by Senator
OMahoney, Democrat, Of wyoming,
on September II, 1898.
Mr.. Magee claimed that the
check bore the Endorsement Of Ed
ward H. King. assistant manager
Of the Senate restaurant, to whom
Arbuckle claims he turned over In
envelopes the money he. Arbuckle, is
accused Of embezzling and that the
check was deposited in the Ana
costa bank October Z, 1893.
Arbuckle was indicted on charges
of embezxling $1,000 in Senate res
taurant funds and was convicted
by = District Court jury on Ill 10
counts Of the indictment.
Mr.. Henderson was . key de-
tense witness at the trial. One time
associate Of Arbuckle In the opera
ton Of local school. Mr.. Hehder-
son testified that he was present
when Arbuckle turned the money
over to Mr.. King.
John L. Laskey. prosecutor, then
produced batch of letters purport-
ing to show Mr.. Henderson was In
Canada during September and Oc-
tober OF 1888. Mr.. Henderson then
testified he was In Canada and that
he had not meant to testify falsely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

doubly fssah-frssh when you buy Il,
hssh whan you ct It.
Decanse It i slo-baked for lasting
frsshneas-baked 1879 lont9 than
many ordinary kinds.
S. how much longer It stays fresh
On ths tsbls and IN the lunch box.
Ia addition, Wonders slo.badng
method sivss you bread with 8 riehef
favor nov.
And-s finer. tendersf texture.
You'll ind Il sasy to slios- and It
leaves no crumbs.
Get new Wonder Bread q your
srocer's today. You'll'be glad you did,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Nev Rsa1r Bread Thrills 7lsssas& Esevskue Beesnse:
a. Cmtaiu NaGaia B, a. s-Bakel For Lasting Eeshaess
- Tastes Better 60 Proves Esier-Ts-Sice

What everybody knows Is that
" millions Of people rely upon bread
for up to 500 Of their daily energy.
But what you may not know il that
you must have Vitamin B, to help
transform the bread you eat into the
energy you need.
Science today proves conclusively
that it takes Vitamin B, to unlock
breads hidden energy.
Now according to u. S. Govern.
ment Health Omcias. 8 out Of I people
fail to get good diet; thus can fail to
get enough Vitamin B, naturally.
This does not mean that you lack
vitamin B, 20 badly the bread you
eat doss you no good. But It does
mean that your body cannot properly
transform bread into the energy you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

How British and American air assaults
are hammering at Nazi-hed Europe and
at Germany and Italy bearing out Prime
Minister Churchills revelation that the
Allies are attempting a knockout by air
bower. Last week the Allied forces hit
hard! Berlin was battered repeatedly;
Ruhr Valley industry was crippled by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
German Warships
Reported Sunk
SPANS Fleet Wrecked,
Also, Is Mexican Story

BOSTON. May % GNS)-Sink-
ing OF several German warships
and most of the Spanish feet At
Fl FeTT0t, Spain by Spanish SAIL
orS who mutincd against sailing
orders given them by Gen. Franco
was reported today in story pub
IiShcd by the Christian Science
Monitor
The alleged incident was said 10
have occurred on or about May =.
resulting IN tho torpcdoinG Of a
German cruiser Of the 6,000-ten
Karlsruhe class. ihc sinking of =
number of Nazi U-boats and the
blowing up of the RI Ferrol naval
arsenal
Thousands Of persons we're
itrttrr -frr-oi, was r.
ported. and the town itself was
burned
Author of the story was Seldcn
Mcncfec special CORES pondent Of
the Monitor, who emphasized that
his information came from unofl-
cisl sources IN Mexico City
Mcncfcc said that on tho basis
of these reports the mutiny OC-
CURED when Franco sought 10
place tho Spanish feet A. the dis
poSal Of the AXIS 10 aid u N tho
waning days Of the North African
campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
British Reported
Evdcudting City
On India Frontier
Bigger Operations Seen
Possible Il AXIS Rumor
Should Be Confirmed

LONDON. Ns, - lUP1-Rad.o
Tows tod7l quoted Toao claim,
tr7, 're British command in Ben
~. had ordered tho evacuation o.
tre I0-Iar frontier cry o.. Ch'ta-
-.r-. rcar ,rs B"ma border.
T.r F.n>H force, n Burma re-
e-r,y were torced To- withdraw
F0w advanced positions after "a
-a-s>t down The coast in the dfcc-
-r ~ Akyah and trc japanese
cr Claimed they had pushed
-@esass tho indian frontier 10 one
o~ 'vo w.uor operations
Tsc claim lsar thc British were
ordering rho evacuation of CHIT
'--o~- however would suEgC> 81
waea b-coI operations against
,r5e II rrc ANS reports should
-c confirmed.
Crt'aEonC los about - miles
,ir India from 'No nearest point
on tho Burma frontier md about
- mr. les from BaIma by the
coastal route
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Pdy-ds-You-Go
May Be Dropped

WASHINGTON. May % GNSl
Senator Walter r. George Cd
of Georgia. finance committee
chairman, said tonight that efforts
10 pass a pay-sS-you-earn tax bill
may he abandoned unless House
and Senate confereeS break their
deadlock, early next week.
George, who is head Of tho
Senate confereeS. declared A. tho
same time that prospects that tho
deadlock would be broken were
not very promising
The conference group made praC-
tically no progress toward an
agreement at q three-hour session
today and, thereafter, tho Demo
cratic eenferees- Of the House and
Senate held a special meeting with
equally vain results.
Some of the conicrccS said tho
chief obstacle 10 an agrecmCntwas
: the atttttde-oF the f4ousc Demo.
cratic conferecS, who despite tho
House action IN passing a 76 per
cent forgiveness plan, are unWill-
ing 10 concede forgiveness Of more
than 50 per cent of the 1912 in
dividual income tax liabilities.
The situation. some cOntcrceS
said, is exceedingly serious, since
the next few days may mean the
scrapping by Congress Of all the
work it has done on pay-aS-you-
earn tax legislation, thereby leav-
ing the taxpayer exactly whore he
was when the fight started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Fleet Blasted Dec. z
Aqain Fit for Battle
BY RICHARD HALLER
international News Service stan Writer

PEARL HARBOR. May % Tne
greatest ship salvage job in his
tory is virtually completed. In
it's total dimensions and in diff
.culties confronted and surmountcd
~ is greater than the salvage Of
the Normandie.
II was far more difficult than
the British salvage of the Ger
man lcet at Scapa Flow.
II is the salvage and rCStora-
ton 10 service Of all hut five Of
the 10 vessels damaged IN the
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
Dec. 7, 1871.
The climax. an engineering feat
of miraculous proportions, is the
Fighting Of the CapSized battlcShlp
Oklahoma.
Rear Admiral w. r. F'urlong
commandment of the Pearl Harbor
navy yard, who stood on the deck
of the Oglals from the time of
the attack until II capsized, told
of the work ne and his staff have
directed
1t has put ships crippled in
varying degree back 10 service
with tho feet and has saved the
United States literally billions Of
dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Three of the ships sunk and not
yet entirely on the surface are the
Arizona, O a h ON and Utah.
From their rolls are missing 1,409
men.
In his first report 10 tho public
on Pearl Harbor losses. delivered
on Dec, Is 1871, Secretary Knox
said the navy had lost the hattle-
ships Arizona and the old target
ship Utah three deStroycrs, the
CaSSin, DownoS and Shaw. and
the OGlala. The Oklahoma. he
said, had capsizcd, but could be
rlghtcd.
For a long time there was n
strong public feeling the secretary
had underStated the losses.
Admiral Furlong's report last
week shows that he actually over
estimated them. in tho light Of
what has been accomplished by
salvage, The only total losses,
when the salvage program is en-
tirely completed, will be the
Arizona and the CasSin.
OF the 10 vessels hi during
the attack. only three are still in
Pearl Harbor, They arc the Ari-
Zona Oklahoma and Utah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
YANkS RAID BURMA laps

NEW DELHI May - up
THE third straight DAY Of heavy
American raids on Japanese supply
lines and ms allauonS IN central
Burma was disclosed in a tenth
I. (. Airforce communique today
IIlla4-41r-sr- l.ffA medium henfberS
dropped more than 100 tons OF
explosives on widely separated
points on Thursday the com
munlquc said.
Warehouses and SawmillS AZ
Monywa and Myingyan were
demolished and direct hits were
scored on a ThaNetmNo cement
~ anf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
$4,000 Fl. in Air,
NJ Arthur Filters
Take Heavy Toll
Doefiehts Give Yanks
Is Planes and Is Barees
in Widespread Raids
BIZ LEE VAN Alta

UNITED NATIONS II f. A ID =
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA.
May % tINS)-An increasing
tempo in the aerial warfare in the
southwest Pacific was reported by
Gen. Macarthur today in a COM
muniquc, announcing the smash
ing VI Is Jap aircraft and dc
struction or damaging of l3 enemy
landing bargcS.
In Steppcd-up assaults against
island bases north Of Australia
American Flying FortresSeS. BPS
Mitchell bomberS and Allied at
tack planes encountered stiffcninG
opposition from Jap planes and
anti-aircraft defenseS
Swooping down over Now Brit
ain Island in the face of fierce
anti-aircraft fire and batteries
Of searehlights, heavy bomberS
blasted both the Nunakanau and
Rapopo airdromes at Rabaul.
NIGHT AND DAY ATTACKS
These assaults, which caused
numerous explosions and started
fires in the Revetment areas, cost
the Allies two bomberS in dog
fights.
A succession OF haraSSing at
tacits were made at nightly me-.
dunn bombers against GaSmata
on the south shore Of New Britain
and one plane was lost.
The night raids on GaSmata
were followed with daylight
assault by heavy craft which
tsmaShCd t000-pound bombs down
on the enemy base. Large fires
broke out in the target area.
The JapS sent l5 intercepIor
planes into the air Three oi
these were shot down and a fourth
twas believed 10 have been de-
Stroyed.
BATTLE AT $4,000 FEET
A third point on New Britain
was blasted when ono medium
bomber dropped explosives on the
Cape Gloucester airdrome ant
Strafed the area This attack
Lstarted Are in A fuel dump which
was visible for 80 miles.
The largest bag Of enemy planes
was made over the Jap New
Guinea base of Salamaua when a
/ formation of 20 Jap craft was en-
gagged by Allied fighters in the
subStratoSphere.
In bitter dogfghtS at attitudes
of 10000 TO $4,000 feet, the Allied
airmcn destroyed six enemy planes
probably destroyed another five
and damaged two. Four United
Nations planes were damaged
slightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
j. Slap Exchange
Of Prisoners Likely

WASHINGTON May % ms
Hope for a second exchange Of
approximately 800 American ci-
villains now held prisoner in Japan,
for an equal number Of japanese
civilians held in tho United States.
was expressed late today by the
state department.
Such an exchange would be the
second 10 take place A previous
exchange involving the same mum
Der Of civilians took place last
summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Is Nursery Schools to Aid
War Job Mothers Opened

hours a day. beginning At $50
a. m. and accommodate children
from 2 TO 5 years of age, Health
inspection, sleeping arrangements
lunches, meals and supervised play
are provided.
The extended day care ccnters
operate from $50 to $50 or
p. m. and are for children between
6 and Ii years of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Mote Opinions expressed
and assertions made herein arc
not 70 be construed official or
rejecting the views Of The navy
department or the naval service
at large
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

The Detroit Board Of Education
revealed Saturday that is nursery
schools and several day care CEN
tiers have been opened here and
that more arc contemplated as
soon as needs can be determined.
Sponsored Jointly by the federal
government. the schools acconm0-
date children Of working mot -rS
or soldiers seeking employment.
The nursery schools operate II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
laps Claim 3 Planes
Wrecked al RUNNING
nv nlted Pres.

Toxic radio SAID today that
Japanese planes shot flown eight
Allied aircraft and destroyed Is
Others on the ground in a raid on
an airfield at Running, China
May Is.
Another Allied plane was shot
down over the Yunnan border
while the Japanese lost four planes,
the broadcast said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Physician Dies

GRAND RAPIDS. May - up
--Dr. George P. RerV7ck aCc s.
retired physician and q native oi
rand Rapids died Yesterday
I 7rVices will br MOrdav
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

tos, en- cuyo estudio parecia alb
sorto.
Jacqueline entr6 sin que e. Sc
diera cuenta de clio. Vestia IN
traje barato, de los que Sc ha-
cen en- serie, y Nevada en- la ma
no una red de provisiones, que
contenia IN pan largo y varios
pa4uetes mai enyueltos. Tenia
81 rostro sombrio. Parecfa su-
mamente abatida.
Sc detuvo en- el centro de Ia
plea, y contempl6 durante un
instante a su marido, que aho-
"a, estaba escribiendo, sin ha-
Der advertido adn su presencia
instintivamente hizo un gesto de
desagrado Y prosigui6 su CANT
no, con paso yacLante. Lego
cerca de Ia mesita de MADEIRA
sin barnizar sobre Ia cual dej6
caer entertainments Ia red. exte-
riorizando 81 nal humor.
7Ah! IEres td7-dijo Gar
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
vietorianO Manteiga, Editor
OHORTE
PARTIDO DE
TO ENTIRE LAS
Y LOS DRAGONES

Sc efectuara esta nOche, en-
los terrenos de, institute Plant,
un partido de baloneesto entire
las Panteras, dirigidas por e.
coach Leeper, y los Dragones
cmandados por Bill Harker.
Los partidarios de los Drago-
mes Sc proponen ir hasta Palm
Celia usando los tranvias y los
omnibus.
Cada equipo presentara a sus
mejores jugadores.
Aver empezaron los estudian
ties de Plant a organizar clubs
de "caminadores."
Leeper utilizara a Slower, ia
ckie Lowry, Henry Klostermsn,
Jimmy Wilcox y Ken Younger.
Recurrira Harker a la desire
"a de Billy Burn, Ralph Brown,
Bill Carlton, Bobby Ross y Lu-
ciano Prida.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

war este.
Como listed sabe, mi que
rido doctor, esta noche debo
presidir la session de aperture
de Ia Convention Mundial.
-Es un case de fuerza ma
'yor, mi Querido Presidente. Us
ted Sc quedara aqui, en- 81 casa,
tranqulamente.
- Imposiblel
-Yo, como medico, le asegu-
70 que seria una locura ir ALA
-GNo ha dido listed los ru-
mores que circular? mo Ia Of
do las calumnias de que soy OBJ
jeto?-se exclam6 Garlez, exal-
tandose.
-Calma, mi querido amigo,
calma. 70 10 arreglare TODD. Yo
explicare, en- la Convention, las
poderosas raZones que 10 obi
gan a guardian el cuarto. Made
duiara de mi buea fe prOfesio-
nal. Nuestros partidarios CON-
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
lez alzando Ia vista.

lez, alzando la vista.
mol! les la criada -repli
CO ella, irritada.
-tQue te pasa, Jacquot? =
inquiri6 el, apenado, mirandola
LEI doctor ha venido? =
pregunt6 Jaoqueline, hacienda
esfuerzos por dominar su NAL
humor.
-Si-replic6 q, esbozando
una sonrisa.
-Espero que no habras sido
testarudo, como siempre. Por 10
menos, ite dejaste auscuItar?
Fl insisti6. les tan buen
muchachol
-iQue te dijo?-indag6 ella,
suavizando So yoz, mientras la
ansiedad Sc pintaba en- su sem
blante.
Que no e cosa de cuidado.
Tn POGO de OPPRESSION, debido al
abuse de Ia nicotina. Ne basta-
fumar IN POGO menos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

lprenderan perfectamente Jas "a
zones que le impiden asistir a Ia
session.
Garlez Sc sonri6 amargamen-
tie.
" cuando Gontrand abra la
sesi6n-replic6 con firmeza7,
Sc oiran gritos en- la sala. Yo
Eos oigo: ";D6nde esta nuestro
.presidente? Entonces, les cier-
to que Sc ha vendido a ~nuestros
.enemgos!" mo, mi querido doc
tor; 10 estimO a listed mucho,
pero no puedo faltar esta noche.
- Busca listed Ia muertei
=; Es preferiole a las Odio-
sas sospechasl
-Quizas tenga listed raz6n-
respondi6 el medico, al darse
cuenta de que no podria conven
Ger a Garlez-. ST tiene listed
tanto empeho en- If, vaya. Pero
trate de conservar 81 ecuanimi-
dad; NADIA de ~polemicas, liable
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
DEMPSEY Sc DTVoRCIARA
DE 81 ESPOSA

White Plains, Nj. Yo., Enero
S-En un escrito presentado a.
quf, ante la Corte Suprema de-
Estado, el teniente comandante
Jack Dempsey, excampe6n de
boxeo, pide un absolute diyor.
clio de 81 mujer, la actriz Han
nah Williams.
Sc pide por Dempsey que el
case Sc saque a juicio en- Ell ter
mino de febrero.
La Sra. Dempsey fue va noti
ficada, segdn Ell abogado Artu-
70 F Driscoll, que representa- al
~eXcampe6n.
R-ecientemente Sc dijo que Ia
Sra. Dempsey pensaba estable-
Ger su residencia en- Reno, Ne
vada, Y pedir ALI su divorcio.
Los dos hijos de Dempsey Sc
encuentran internados en- una
escuela local.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
HENRY ARMSTRONG CON-
vINo EN- PELEAR con
BEAU JACK
Tendra que someterse a un rig'
do examen de la vista
Jack no pesara mas de l35

New York, Enero SCI IA
moso pdgil negro Henry Arm
strong, que una OCCASION ostenta
ra tres coronas a la vaz, acept6
aver pelear con Beau Jack, q
negro campe6n de las l35 IL
bras, Ell dia 20 de enero, en- la
Madison Square Garden.
Reaparecera Armstrong en-
esta ciudad, luego de un descan
so. en- cuanto al Este, que Sc I'M
clara en- enero de 1871. Fritzie
Zivic, Ell veterano de Pittsburg,
venci6 entonces a Armstrong
por la via del sueho y en~presen
cia de 23,190 espectadores.
Henry no ha firmado todavia
su contrato, pero delar6 acep-
tables los terminus que Mike ia
oobs le ofreciera. Chick Verge
les, Ell director de Jack, va fir
mo 81 contrato.
Bajo los terminus del match
el Unite de peso sera lat libras
rlanteniendose Jack dentro de
las 135. Privadamente Sc ha
comprometido el director de
Armstrong a mantener en- LAP
.libras el peso de su gladiator.
Ell excampe6n podra pesar
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

10 az pGga que triunfe en- 81 tor
neo.
Las apuestas Sc halan a IA
vor de Montgomery, en- proper
ci6n de 3 por 2. Rico hizo Ia
bias con Beau Jack, en- IN pri-
mer encuentro, y en- e segundo
perdi6 la decisi6 de los jueces,
pero por muy apretado margen.
Esperase una concurrencia
de 10000 personals y una recau
daci6n no menor de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

l42 o 14s, pero Jack no pasark
dc las los. En- los 1i1irnos mo
ses Henry Ia venido combatien
do con un peso de al o l42 H.
bras.
Cada uno recibira Ell 80 por
ciento de 10 que Sc recaude en-
las taquillas.
Sc hizo un esfuerzo para To-
grar que R. Robinson combatie
ra con Armstrong, pero Sc de-
clar6 excesiva su demanda mo
netaria.
La Comisi6n Atletica debera
sprobar e. match. FL general
Phe,an, presidente de la Conf
sion, afirma que Armstrong Sc
ra sometido a un minucioso re-
conocimiento y que los ojos del
~excampe6n pasaran por una RI
gida prueba.
Despues del combate con Hen
ny Sc le buscara a Jack un
match" con un pdgil de su ca
tegoria.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

-iFumas como una chime
nea! iSiempre tie 10 he dicho!
-respondi6 ella, de nuevo agre
silva.
Sac6 el pan y los paquetes de
la red y los puso sobre la mesi-
ia. Garlez sigui6 escribiendo.
De repente, Jacqueline empu-
10 violentamente ell pan y los pa
quotes NAL envultos, que caye-
ron, eSparciendose por 81 suelo:
y empez6 a sollozar, mientras
gritaba:
mol, mo! Y mo!
Garez, sumamente extranado
de verla en- este estado. Sc le-
vant6, Y acercandose a ella. le
pregunt6:
-iQue tie pasa, mi JacQuot
querida?
Ella Sc dej6 caer sobre una
Y 10 rechaz6 de un gesto.
-iNo te acerQues a mi!
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
Ell
DE SULPHUR SYRINGE

Disminuy6 aver la c%oncurren
cia en- IN 25E en- el Canedro-
mo de Sulphur Springs, a causa
de la orden sobre ell uso de ga
selma Y gomas, pero el admi-
pistrador Roleau Sc muestra So
tisfecho.
Unas 700 personals hicieron
sus apuesats y casi todas fue-
ron hasta la pista en- tranvias y
autObuses.
Estaba completamente vacio
e sitio payimentado, frente a
las puertas prinpales, donde Sc
estacionaban los coches de los
eSpectadores.
Los boletos de la apuesta do
bic, canada por Stage Robber y
Air-Maid, Sc abOnaron a $500
AScendieron las apuestas he
chas a sl6,709.
Ganaron las otras carreras,
aparte de la "dobie," Amblin
Sam, que page a $2-10; Red
Rustic, a $500; Brucker, $3.50
Joyial Bill, 1920; Captain Bill,
$3.50; Five Thirty, $3.50; Lady
Lin, $500; Pete Tucker. $3.50;
y Citric, $500.
Sc compondra tambien de II
carreras Ell programa de esta no
che.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
o menos possible.

10 menOs possible.
-Hare cuanto este en- mi po-
der para no perder la sereni-
dad-contes3 Garsez, satisfe-
Icho de su victoria.
-Entonces, hasta la noche,
mi querido Presidente, Y no SC
divide de mis- recomendaciones
de dijo 81 medico, levantando-
Sc para despedirse.
va vera listed como sere O.
bediente de respondi6 GaEez,
acompanandolo hasta Ia puerta.
@Cuando empiece a deSbocar-
me, no tiene listed mas qupe ha
cerme una senal.
1Muy bienl, asi 10 hare.
Gariez vclyi6 a sd escritorio,
donde Sc puso a leer. mientras
una sonrisa de satisfaction Sc
sobre sus labios. POGO
a POGO su rostro Sc obscureci6
examinando algunos documen-
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Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA M0RE S
NOVELA
NOVELA

de serle fatal. Debe listed eui-
darse y tomar una eura de des-
canso, sin penssr en- NADIA hasta
que Sc mejore. NADIA de discur-
SOS, NADIA de pol6micas; reposo
absolute. Voy a prescribirle al
60.
Sac6 IN pequeho bloc de pa
pei de 81 bolsiLo, y Sc puso a
cubrirlo de caracteres ilegibles.
mientras Garlez, e ceno frunci
do, 10 Observable. Cuando hubo.
terminate, le ensen6 Ia pres
cripci6n, que guard6 en- 81 boz
g7lo, diciendo:
Al salir de aqui, pssare
nor una farmacia, y le hare en-
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LA L BOB MONTGO-
M-ERY-CHESTER RICO

New Yon., Enero 8.-Esta
noche Sc efectuara en- la Madi-
son Square Garden, como par
te de- torneo de peso ligero, un
combate entire Chester Rico, de
Puerto Rico, y el negro Bob
Montgomery, de Filadelfia.
Tendra el match" seg1n las
reglas de la Comisi6n Atletica,
una duraci6n de Is asaltos.
Beau Jack es el campe6n de
las lbs libras, en- cuanto a la
Comisi6n, pero Sc ha comprome
lido a defender SUI corona fren-
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BRANCH hickey VISTA
RIA A CAMILLE

New York, Enero Sci nue.
70 presidente de los Dodgers
Branch Hickey, anunci6 aver
que saldra para California q
dia % de este mes y hara una
vista a Dolph CamiIli, la pri-
mera base de su noYena.
Hace varias semanas anun-
clio Camilli que no jugaria con
el Brooklyn en- esta temporada
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Kodak Sc RETIRA DEL
~CUADRILATERO

Chicago, Enero 8.-Anunci6
aver su retirada del cuadrilate-
70, por haber ingresado en- Ia
infanteria de marina, Ell p1gil
Leo Kodak, de 20 amos, que ga
nara tres campeonatos en- tor
neos de los Guantes de Orc. Es
casado y tiene dos hijos.