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La gaceta., 1943-08-20
VoLVERA A LUcHAR EN-
TAMPA Ell INDIO
~CLINKSTocK

FL vsnidero lunes, en- ell Audi
torio Municipal, Jim Clinkstoek,
un indio, luchara con George Tay-
Tor de California, "un villano".
Jim es un excelente luchador v
de Taylor sc dice que 81 pudiera
sc eomeria a sus contrarios.
Calculase que Taylor pesara no
menos de 235 libras.
Como va hemos anunciado el
combate principal Sc verificara
entire Nick Bacalis, ell protegido de
Jim Londos, y ell busca-broncas
Walter Underhill, que 10 mismo Ie
pOne eemento a un barco que le
rompe varias costillas a un on
~trincante.
Bacalis ha dicho que en- este
segundo match" no habra empn-
tie.
Billy Ludwig, de la marina mer-
cante, sc propone "atropellar' n
Billy Williams, ell campe6n de In
Tasco.
La semana pasada no tomaron
en- consideration las reglas y Ell
arbitro los "echo por la borda'',
con 'cajas destempladas,' a los 25
minutes.
Empezara ell primer combate a
las $50 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20
RUFFIN PELEARA CON Ell
NEGRO CLEO SHANS

New York, agosto Cola Ma.
Olson Square Garden reabrira
hoy sus puertas para ell boxeo con
un combate entire Bobby Ruffin,
peso ligero de New York, aspi-
rante al titulo de las 1876 libras,
y Ell negro Cleo Shans, de Los An
geles, cuyas aspiraciones a la CO.
roma Sc consideran a punto de ex-
tinguirse.
Sc lie ha fijado al "match" un
Unite de diez asaltos.
Ruffin es ell favorito porque
recientemente hizo tablas con Ter
ry Young y por sus recientes e.
fectivas demostraciones fuera de
esta ciudad.
En- ell segundo match" del pro-
grama, Harry Teaney, de Cleve-
land, combatira con Tipy Larkin,
de Garfield, New Jersey. Larkin
es ell predilicto en- las apuestas, a
causa de SUI mayor experienced.
Ell tercer encuentro del progra-
ma presentara como rivales a Al
Guido, de Harlem,y frankie Rubi-
no, de Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20
VICTORIA DE ELLIS

Fall River, Mass, agosto 90
Con un peso de 154 libras, Eddie
Ellis, de Quincy, di6 la sorpresa
de la noche poniendo a dOrmir,
en- ell noveno a%salto, a Buddy Far
rell, $50, de Nutley, New York.
La pelea Sc efectu6 en- ell Cast
no. Farrell fue escogido a Ill
TINA bora como substitute de Ed
die Williams, de Newark, New Jer
sey.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20
i cuadrilatero con LAG.

al CuduIlldICAO GUN Nv
Jack Brady, ell entrenador de
Tommy Loughran, viene acondi-
cionando al excampe6n para de-
jarlo en- ell peso requerido.
Montgomery tambien sc halla
sometido a un tratamientc de dis
minuci6n de peso. frankie Tho
mas, que vigiia su ENTERTAINMENTS,
afirma que ahora pega con mas
fuerza que nunca Y que su agili-
dad Sc mayor que antes.
Ell campe6n pesHba 139 lloras.
Creese que pagaran 81 tntrada,
en- Shibe Park, 80, 900 personals
v que estas dejaran en- las taqui-
las $4,000.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20
VICTORIA DE LA COSTA

WOONSOCKET, R. /. agostO
20. Con un peso de lat libras,
AL Costa, gladiator local, derrO-
to por puntos a Buster Carroll de
Lowell, Mass, que pesaba las IL
bras.
Dur6 ell combate diez asaItOs.
Carol es un v~eterano.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20
|RE zIvIc FL


/. agostO 20 =
!. ell negro cam
/ hbras, Sc batira
. lunes, con Frit-
.ampe6n de las
| idea, manifesto
II OtrO gladiator
| Asi pelear6 con
estaban aver de
| del campe6n del
! amos de edad y
Is III peleas.
|cuenta "a amos
luo como Sammy
20 derrOte con
cilidad, ha bati-
Montgomery, l6gi
b tenga i%nquietud
hltadO.
netido Fritzie, me
|Dtfa de $1,000, a
las libras, aun-
Icon Mccoy subio
La gaceta., 1943-08-20
CON Los GUANTES

Estan en- canine de New York,
segun una noticia fechada en- New
or.fans, Phil Terranoya, el NC
car,pe6n del peso de pldma para
la Association Nacional de Boxeo,
y Bobby Gleason, s director.
Marchan hacia la Matropoli"eon
un AGO lleno de planes.
"Phil defendera su corona, dice
Gleason, cada vez que sc lie hasa
una proposition razonable.
"Sera un campe6n combatien-
tie, listo siempre para probar que
10 eS. Durante unas semanas to-
mara las cosas suave!nente Y des-
pues entrara de nuevo Ell acci6n'.
Sc lie ha ofrecido a Gleason una
bolsa de $4,000 para que Terra
nova combate con Manuel Ortiz,
Ell campe6n del peso bantam, ell
dia 20 de septiembre, en- Boston.
Icy Mates, ~presidente de la CO.
mission de Boxeo del estado de Lui
siana, dice que Terranova Sc ha
comprometido a darle la revancha
a Callura, en- New Orleans, Ell dia
IL del venidero 0ctubre.
NegociaciOnes Sc han iniciado
tambien para que ell nuevo cam
oe6n haga frente a Lulu Constan-
inc en- New Orleans.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20

Jerry Goldberg, con 1881 IL
bras de peso, ~aspirante a la coro-
ma del peso complete ligero, tuvo
de contrario en- Oakland, Gala
Paul Hartner, de Omaha.
Los iueces resolvieron que Jer-
nv merecia la victoria.
Era ell peso de Hartner de lSl
libras.
La gaceta., 1943-08-20

En- Elizabeth, estadO de New
Jersey, ell peso medianO JOS Red
dice, con 154h libras, wenci6 EN-
ocho asaltos, por decision de los
iueces, a John Brown, de New
York.
Era ell peso de Brown, que es
un novato, 1927 hbras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
by Henry McLemOre

ter and sending 1t of in a bot
tie az high tide.
True. The censorS call YOU
when they find something in
story 10 which they object.
But the call is purely one Of
courtesy.
Nothing YOU can say will
change their minds.
Before they call you they have
knocked II out.
They have made up their
minds and you are only wasting
your breath when YOU attempt
10 persuade them 10 leave your
words intact
IN case YOU ever run up against
Il the cenSors Will give you
few hints.
Never be exact.
Always be vague.
II YOU meet A man with three
teeth and want 10 write about
him don't under any cirCum.
stances say that you met a man
with three teeth
n YOU do The ccnSorS viii call
back and Say something like
this
''In your story YOU say YOU
met man with small number
~ teeth or "A man without the
full amount Of teeth? Oh, you
cam Well. thank YOU"
This mas puzzled me- ever since
I got 10 London
Just why the number OF teeth
A man has in his head affects
military strategy l don't know
unless II could be that il indi-
Gates that the Allied Dental De-
tail is not completely adequate
and that the Germans might
gain some comfort from know
ing there was certain amount
Of toothache midst the foe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Roland West
Suits Himself

She was found dead in her
automobile in a garage hard by
the restaurant one morning
some years ago, killed by car
bon monoxide.
She probably had gone TO
sleep in the car with the motor
running.
1 believe it no secret that
Thelma Todd held a deep heart
interest in Vests life, and her
death is said TO have been a
heavy blow to him.
DY THE time West got
- through with his altera-
tons and additions, he had put
upwards of 100000 in ''Thelma
Todd's."
Upstairs there are several
elaborate apartments but West
declines to rent them.
He seems allergic to tenants.
He owns a home in the hills
back of the restaurant that
stands him 100000 and that he
never occupies.
A few years ago he developed
a sudden commercial streak and
engaged a lively little Irish girl.
Miss Queenie Shannon, out OF
Detroit, 10 manage and enter
tain in a small night club that
ne opened on the second floor
Of Thelma T'odd's and she built
up quite a business.
Then one night no customers
came. Not one.
Miss Shannon heard cars
drive UP 10 the place, then drive
away again.
She was greatly depressed
over this untoward falling off in
trade and went downstairs to
discuss the matter with West.
She found him sitting at q
table with Harry Brand. the
movie publicity man, the only
other person in the place and on
investigating further she found
that West had put a sign on the
door reading:
"Sold out"
He had grown tired Of seeing
people.
Copyright 1913. by King Features
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Fears Am bush i'm Shadow
Buck Deer Plays Hob
With Victory Garden
By ARTHUR BUGS" BtER

didn't know eating all the greens on the farm
until Mr. Studwell looked al the tracks and SAID;
That's a big deer"
There's problem that doesn't come up in cataogs Under
the Connecticut law shoot the deer but must
il to the state.
Studwel pretty handy neighbor to have around
he making deadfa trap for muskrats and mink
have those back in the swampand too.
We wild rabbits and fox About everything you can
think of Dutch the property except the
Stamford bus line We're six miles from that.
The deer tracks shaped and nobody would miss
them except a window-box rancher like me. N.\
We figured to ambush him by moonlight but he hear
your watch tick under sweater.
He is big fellow and must have been bushwacked by
his shadow for he sure tries to lose It, ., 80,
That kind of wild life isn't bad just 80 seconds away
from the finest hghspeed parkway in the world The deer
knows he is safe Anyway, he big enough hook dog
six-foot fence The Gordon setter gives him wider
berth than the Pullman company gives Kate Smith.
When started victory gardening didn't know
going hunting and trapping like Daniel Boone That
deer has his face fixed for But
points
Copyright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

coming booklet, "ABC of the
USSR, will be:
ITO the men, women and chill
dren of the USSR, who slowed
down the NaZis and speeded up
victory for Us"
Ntnton Freddy has signed
Mary Martin again. meaning his
Dancing IN the Streets show
viii be ready soon.
Youngsters in Oklahoma are
Matching what may become
another "Garrick Gayeties' with
Guild backing.
All that backstage fighting at
Dark Eyes" between the star
and the producer) may result in
Leontovitch quitting
Anyhow Tamara GeVa has
been considered as the replace
ment.
lave A howl dept; Don. the
Ii Beachcomber tof Hollywood
originality, is now an amy
major AZ Santa Ana-maklng
zomhies Al the Officers Club.
The Hal Roach studio was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

I ONDON--Some bmes in the
IL lonely watches of the night
| wonder about CcnSorS.
| wonder who they are, where
they came from, and where they
are going.
I wonder, too, II they walk,
talk and breathe like other men
l wonder II they get up in the
morning and shave, brush
their teeth, look for their socks
and carriers. kiss their wives
good-by, pat their children on
the head and run TO get TO the
Office on time. Do they?
Or, are they men who were
trapped off Labrador In great
steel traps and had nets thrown
over them by trappers before
they chewed of leg and 1ran
of into the wildS
Could censors be men who
were dropped from some far
planet by aps Sc ira re and
IdnOeO mere 10 thke a OlSfnal
view OF what normal men and
women write and say?
Or, are they like baseball UNI
pires who travel alone. dress
alone. speak alone 10 their work
- brothers and in general lead
life OF Seciusion for fear
they might possibly disclose
something Of importance 10 the
great outside world?
I HAVE no answer 10 these
questions.
Even though deal with cen
sors every day, they are as far
out Of my ken as the Purple
Cow" that Gellett Burgess wrote
about.
never have seen one. never
have been one.
! write my column and send il
OF 10 the ccnsors
II is much like writing let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Better Health
BY Dr. Logan Clendening
us tomorrow,

WARTIME r a . o ing finds
many OF our population
groups in the need of special
dietary planning.
One great group is that OF the
aged, which we may put roughly
as anybody OYER so.
Certain philosophic miscon-
ceptions should be Strengthened
out in any family or community
where this problem is pressing.
The first is that people in the
old-age groups should not be
regarded as those who have
passed their usefulness and can
be put off with anything that is
left over.
Those over so constitute
larger population group than
ever before IN the history Of our
country.
TliEY arc still able 10 do a
L great deal of work and can
take the place in industry Of
younger men and women who
have been called 10 war work
provided they are gwen good
nourishmcnt.
The dominant thought Of most
people about elderly people S
food is that they should be
abStemlouS.
This has no scientific founda-
ton and is probably directly
harmful.
The picture Of the tea-and-
toast schedule for grandma is
outnoded.
The idea summarized in tho
phrase, less food for old people -
hinges on the fallacy that for
them energy is SO curtalled that
starcheS, vegetables, some fat
and minimum OF protein intake
should suffice.
In that way old people exist,
but do not live.
II we wish 10 make them ef-
fclent we must give them A full,
well-ha lanced diet
4 MOTHER factor in the prob
- lem can be pointed up by
comparing infant feeding with
old-age feeding.
The baby has formed no food
habits; he can be fed the most
vigorously scientific diet and he
Will take il because he IS under
control.
Old people have usually
formed very definite food habits
prejudices and likes. and if there
is any one principle in the treat
ment of the aged II is that sud
den changes are bad for them.
Protein. which IS most easily
obtained in animal foods-meat,
milk and eggs--is necessary for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
POLAND WEST belongs in

~ my Phenomena Americana.
He is a once famous Holly
wood motion picture director
and producer who counted up
his bank roll II years ago and
said 10 himself:
1--WE got all the dough I'll
ever need and from here on in
am going to live to suit my
self"
So he retired from pictures
and opened a restaurant on the
ocean front between Santa
Monica and Malibu out in Cali
fornia, not with commercial mo-
tives, but mainly 10 play with
his hobby. which is food.
This restaurant is one Of the
most unique enterprises IN the
world because of Vests method
of operation, and is also note
worthy because of the quality Of
its cuisine.
He caters only TO whom he
pleases.
customer -not-iAney
Vests food, the customer may
be invited TO depart and re-
quested never 10 return.
In this respect, West is like
the celebrated Jim Moore Of
New York in the earlier days Of
his restaurant in w. 46th street.
jim, sometimes called "Dinty."
was an autocrat and Squawker
about the Moore food was apt
TO get the elbow.
I THINK il was Bill Grady, the
i theatrical agent, and an old
friend and patron of Moore's
who once was set down by Jim
for a long period for demanding
a hamburger without onions,
Jim insisting quite reasonably
that such a hamburger is an
anacronism.
West is equally autocratic but
in coldly contemptuous manner
toward those he deems ignorant
of food.
Unlike good old Jim, West
makes no buster about the ig-
norance.
He Just dismisses the Gus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
On the Side

Lore. then hath erev bliss in
store
IT'S friendship and rs SOME
thing more,
Each Other erery .ctsh theR gre
Not to kpoW lore IS not 70 iire.
Gay.
Ut is said that When a woman
has no one 10 love Or Is IL the
first stages of love she Is below
par in efficiency.
(In the second stage Of love.
when she is certain her love IS
returned, woman's efficiency
increases 10 point that IS
above the average.
$50, reason the efficiency eX-
perts, the best workers among
women are those who are lucky
in love and lucky in marriage.
Of, when you apply for job,
the personnel director tries 10
find out about your love life. do
not Immediately assume he IS
getting too personal.-EVDD
hid Charlie Root former Cub
~ twirler now in the Pacific
Coast League, do something the
other day that no other pitcher
has in the history Of organized
baseball
Charlie pitched and won a
regular game on his twenty
fifth wedding anniversary.
There was an acute shortage
of Easter lilies this year
Was because most lily buds
have been coming from Japan,
How about raising some Eas-
ter lilies after the WARP
Might be a good business for
you.
We never will import any
more Easter lily bulbs from
Japan, l hope.
IT is understandable tn { A
woman would enjoy and be
thrilled at wearing a mink coat.
But why is the desire 10 wear
such garment so intense that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Feeding
Of Aged

elderly people at the same ratio
as for others: about ] gram per
k'lo Of body weight, which would
be for the person of average
weight, one-sixth pound per day.
TIiE idea that protein adds 10
L the discomfort of arthritis,
chronic rheumatism or increases
the hazards of heart disease,
high blood pressure. kidney dis
ease and apoplexy has long been
outmoded.
Fat, on the other hand, Is
likely TO be harmful in the dis
eases Just mentioned and if there
is any one particular part of the
oid-age dietary which should be
cut down, II is in the department
Of fat.
THE following dietary sugges-
l. tons for the old just have
been published by the American
al fhNSON
Elderly people should start
the day with a good breakfast.
IL should include some substan-
tiaI protein, and whatever else
depends on body weight and ac-
tivity.
Elderly people should eat fat
sparingiy, even as the middle
aged should use II cautiously.
Tea and coffee are useful
stimulants.
Food and water (hot drink
taken at regular intervals revive
the old. Food Is the best sleep
producer even though early
wakefulneSs follows.
Hunger lessons a. age ad-
-Nances@ Condiments hroth-and
relishes have a definite place.
"Nitamin storage begins TO fail
with age. We are able To COM
pensate for these losses with
vitamins Gruit juices, green veg
etables), iron (spinach), calcium
(milk) and a balanced diet"
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
p. NJ: Is il possible for the
Kenny method Of treatment TO
be applied 10 a child who has
had polio for five and one-half
years?
Answer: II is claimed for the
Kenny method only that II Is
useful in the early convalescent
stage.
l have been advised in con-
nection with a recent statement
Of mine that many orthopedr
surgeons do not believe the
Kenny method produces an i'm
provement any more than Older
methods of treatment, so you
needn't worry if your child has
not had the benefit OF it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
The Brighter Side
BY Damon RunyOn

toner AS a person Of no conSe-
quence and hopes he never sees
him again.
West is a short. stocky-built,
heavily tanned chap of a sort
Of beachcomber type.
He generally wears sport
shirt open in front almost TO his
abdomen and displaying thick,
hairy chest.
He is about SO and is getting
bald
A MOTION picture magnate
"A told me he would give West
$4,000 tomorrow TO direct a
picture if West wanted to 60
back 10 work.
Vests last picture, II years
ago, was "Alibi," in which he
had participating interest, and
which made a lot of money.
The Bat was among his nu-
merous other cinematic produc-
tons.
Vests restaurant is ram
bling. two-Story roadside Struc-
lure that was originally a one
story market.
West bought il and first made
il sidewalk cafe.
Then he began adding 10 II
piece by piece until it became
the present edlfice.
A high bridge arches the
highway from the building 10
the ocean beach like a bridge
of signs.
II is intended for the use of
batherS.
WEST named the place
w "Thelma Todd'S' in COM
pliment 10 the movie actress
whose death was one Of the
great mystery-tragedies Of the
movie colony.
She had 10 per cent interest
in the business and West still
uses her name.
She was girl from Lawrence,
Mass. who had considerable
ability as a movie actress and
who is believed by those who
knew her TO have been one of
the most beautiful women that
ever lived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Woman i'm Love
Best Worker

Street Special and the Indiana
Avenue Stomp both hoogie-
woogie tunes.
Note Idaho described as the
"country'S potato producing
state. That's not right.
Maine is the leader and Idaho
is second.
Highest altitude So far
reached by man IS 1855 feet;
nearly Ia mileS.@
Capts. Stevenson and Ander-
son OF the L. 8. Army Air Force
reached that height on Nov. II.
1885, in the Black Hills Of South
Dakota.
They were flying a gondola
balloon.
DRUNETS are more rightly
ID classed as dangerous women
than blondes. Most OF the great
charmers of history have been
brunets.
Hans Wagner is the greatest
ballplayer of all time; Exter7ni-
nator the greatest race horse.
The right time TO serve salad
is after the entree and not be-
fore.
Tall girls are more intelligent
and wear clothes better than
short girls but the cute little
tricks are more affectionate.
more loyal and better cooks than
the lengthy ladies.
II takes more brains to be a
good baseball player than It does
to be a good football player.
The sport requiring the least
intelligence TO play is bowling.
The card game requiring the
minimum OF brain work Is gin
rummy.
All these matters have been
the subject of discussion in this
department.
The foregoing decisions have
been arrived at after careful
consideration of all the evidence.
The arguments are therefore
considered decided and have
been removed from our books.
Copyright, ists. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Girl Friday
Speaks Up

turned over TO the army and Is
now officially called Fort Roach.
Soldiers working IN combat
units near by refer 10 the men
there as "Celluloid Commands. "
Eddie Dunstetter former or
ganiSt AT radio stationl is
also a major there.
Plays the organ at the Off
Gers, Club.
The critics in nearby camps
have written a teasing ditty
titled:
Take n Vacation for the
Duration Down Santa Ana
Way"
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER AR
~ TIE SHAW'S quarterly rec
ord royalty check was SIT 800.
That oughta help his credit at
the Pearl Harbor Canteen.
Is there a dentist on the Pu-
liter prize committee? Medals
this year went 10 Skin Of Our
Teeth" the play and Dragon
Teeth the novel
At Jimmy Kelly's a bore was
described as "a guy of very few
words, who keeps repeating
them"
Overhead Al Reuben's:
-Four drinks and he speaks
fiuldly!"
Jack Edwards and Ginger
Harmon, who reconciled re-
Gently. are threeing.
Did you ever use Washington
politricks"
Jane Weeks, the find" in w.
Wanger's film on the WAVES,
is in town doing "2l" nightly
with a millionaire tank builder.
I can't recall the source. but
this is cute and clever. Supposed
to be a description Of shapely-
ankled thing:
She's this.
the like
kind al
OF look
a YOU
girl
Your Girl FRIDAY.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

women place it among their OUT
standing ambitions?
The things woman will
agree 10 do 10 own or even be
allowed 10 wear a mink coat are
astonishing.
l suppose YOU read of the New
Jersey woman who after finding
it impossible to get a maid in
the normal way added TO her adj
vertisement:
"Maid can wear my mink coat
on her day off,"
She received over 500 answers
and now has the most efficient
maid she ever had.
LIVER hear of the "3lst Street
IL Blues"
Neither did I until told there
was such tune about 3lst
street, Chicago.
Other tunes named after Chi
cago streets are the State
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Connolly Answers

la Germany and Italy: Cb)
Switzerland and Italy; tc)
Canada and United States.
Pa brass; tbD ChalCcdony;
(c) cider.
3-(a) Lend-LeaSc head: tb)
OPA administrator tc) un-
derSecretary OF war
IA Theodore Roosevelt; tb)
Abraham Lincoln ttc) George
Washington.
) (a) l.. S. Grant, (b) Aga
memnon; (c) Lord Kitchener
6-(a) yes; CD no. Roman (c)
no, northwest.
Copyright ie43, by KING Features