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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
Defenses 10 Be Sfrengfh- ened 10 Limits of {.
 National Power LABOR, CAPITAL TOLD
 TIEUpS MUST CEASE
President Redffirms Old American Tradition Of
 Freedom of Seas

WASHINGTON. May 2S.--In an eagerly awaited worldwide radio address last night Presi- dent Roosevelt announced that he has issued a proclamation de- claring "that an unlimited na- tional emergency exists, and re- quires the strengthening of our defense to the extreme limits of cur national power and au- thority."
 The President asked whether, in view of the world situation, the nation should hesitate t0 take every single measure ncces- sary to maintain our American liberty" and added: "Our peo- pie and our Government will not hesitate to meet all challenges As President of 2 united, de- termined people, say soiemnly We reassert the ancient Ameri- can doctrine of the freedom or the seas; we rcassert the solid arity of 21 American Republics and the Dominion of Canada in the preservation of the inde- pendcnce Of the hemisphere.
 TO FULFILL PLEDGES
 "'We have pledged material sup port to the other democracies of the world--and we will fulfill that pledge. We in the Americas will decide whether and when and where our American inter csts arc attacked and our secur- ity threatened more. We are placing our armed forces in stra- tegic military positions.
 I've will not hesitate to use our armed forces tc repeal an at tack. We reassert our abiding faith In tho vitality of our con- stitutiona1 republic as a per
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
Torture Charges
 Coming
Berlin Spokesman Says Pdrdehutists III Treated
 in Crete Invasion

BERLIN. May 28.-Formal charges of torturing German parachutists in Crete were made today by the military spokesman at a confer ence with newsmen The spokesman said the high command will soon make a public announcement re- garding the charges. These charges are the same as previously made by Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
U. S. TAKES STEP CLOSE
 I0(0NFLI(T
Influential Japanese Newspaper Makes
 Comment

TOKYO, May 28.--The influen- tial Japanese newspaper Nichi Nichi today said President Roose- velt's message has advanced the United States one step closer to war.
 The rise of the Tokyo stock mar ket today apparently indicated the belief in some financial quarters that the speech contained nothing to upset the Japanese American trade relations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
FRENCH AIR
 FORCE DOWNS RAF BOMBER
Former Allies Have First Clash as Squadons
 Meet Over Syria
By ASSOCIATED PRESS

First open hostilities between for mer allies, France and England, were reported today in the Middle East as French warplanes are said to have attacked several British planes ever Syria where the RAF has been bombing airports which have as sertedly been use d by German bombers enroute to Iraq.
 French dispatches from Beirut said the British and French air squadrons clashed when the British started attacking an airdrome at Neirab. An RAF Glenn Martin bomber was downed and all members of its three-man crew were killed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
LOS ANGELES {. {.
 HERE ON JUNE 1T

Advices have been received here that 150 members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce will arrive on board the steamer Aleutian June IT on a good will tour to Alaska.
 The party will be led by Glenn Eastburn, Manager of the Aviation Department of the Chamber. Presi- dent J. A. Hartley, accompanied by his wife and daughter. will fly to Juneau to join the party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
S7ocx QUo1azsoss

NEW YORK, My 28. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stoc ktoday is 4, American Can 79, Anaconda 26. Bethlehem Steel 69%, Commonwealth and Southern 5/16. Curtiss Wright 8h, General Motors 37A, International Harvester 49h, Kennecott 35A, New York Central l2A, Northern Pacific 6as, United States Steel 52A, Pound $4.03k.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 116.l6; rails 2765, utilities 1885, ~,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
BASEBALL STAR
 CAN DOUBLE up

MOSCOW, Idaho. May 2S-Dale Clark, University of Idaho junior from Bonners Ferry. is a baseball outfielder, and the other day when the ball team was idle. he was en- listed for the prints and picked to win and did.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
ROUND TRIP PASSENGER

Walter Knight, advertising man. ager of the Alaska Weekly, is a round trip passenger on the steamer Tyee and was in Juneau for several hours this afternoon Accompany ing Knight on the trip are his wife and daughter, Ardis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28

 OF BRITISH
 SENT DOWN
German Bombers Also Re- Dorted 10 Have Ddm-
 aged English Cruiser
Berlin 4 Mt d.?"A

Berlin A....Nt d.?"A
 BERLIN. My 28.-German bomb CTS sank British destroyer north west of Ireland this morning, the German news agency, DNB, an- nounced this afternoon.
 The DNB also said cruiser in the same British flotilla was hit by a heavy calibre bomb that "re- duced the navy ships fig h tin g strength considerably
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
sCOTT-wHEAT MARRIED

Miss Daisy Scott and Mr. Orville Wheat were married last night at 8 7.30 o'clock service The ceremony was performed at the Salvation Army Hall by Adj. Stanley Jackson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
CAPTAIN OF NORTH
 C0AST AT HOSPITAL

A. J. Borkland. of the steamer North Coast, was taken to St. Ann's Hospital early this morning and is receiving medical treatment.
 August Eckholm. pilot, took charge of the ship on the trip to Sitka. |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28

WASHINGTON-When the Sec retary of State really gets wrought up he lets loose with the most vitrolic tongue-lashing of anyone in the Roosevelt Administration. All the feudal instincts of the Tennessee mountains come to the surface.
 Such a tongue-lashing was ad- ministered to the French Ambassa- dor the other day when M. Henry Haye called upon Cordell Hull, fol- lowing the new partnership between Hitler and vichy MT. Hull talked for an hour. He talked slowly-as is his wont-but because he talked so slowly his words were most effective,
 The Secretary of State has one slight handicap - a lisp when It comes to the pronunciation of the letter "r". Climax of his tirade against the French camp when he told Ambassador Henry Have:
 "Your cooperation with Hitler was an act of bwingandry (brigandryo and if you continue fear you will become a nation of bwigands."
 BRITAIN DESERTED FRANCE
 In judging the French, however if is important to go back exactly one year, just AFTER the fall of France.
 At that time, the military com mander of Dakar, French naval base in West Africa, plus his civilian colleague, sent messages to the Brit- ish Government saying they were 100 per cent against the Vichy Gov ernment and anxious to fignt Germany.
 But the British Government, very much embroiled with its own req tape, replied that they would get in touch with the French at Dakar later. Then other things happened and when London woke up it was too late.
 Simultaneously, French command CTS in Syria also declared for the British. General Mittelhouser, des- bite his German name, was 100 per cent British, as was High Com missioner Puaux. The latter ever
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28
- Inva ding German Sky Troops Have Seized Caned, Say Nazis ALLIED RESI5TAN(E
 SAID TO BE CRUSHED British Are Reported 10 Be Making Efforts 10 Re- treat from Battle
CBy ASSOCIATED PRsss)

Invading German sky troops seiz- cd Canea, capital city of Crete, to- day and smashed the Allied resis- tance after nine-day struggle, the Nazi High Command declares, while the German LuftWaffe dive. bOmbers frustrated a British attempt to es- cape to the sea.
 British headquarters acknowledg- cd that British troops defending Car nea have been @obliged to make fur ther withdrawals to more favorable positions in the rear, and severe fighting is continuing
 Another Setback
 A series of other swift breaking developments which paced the Brit jsh setback in Crete included the capture of Halfaya Pass in Egypt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28

Babylon was a market place for metals, grains and wool as early as 5000 B. c. a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28

tContinued on Page Fiys'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-28

,continued on Page seven'
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-08-16
my WEEK .
From page !

grown flour contains more vitamnS
than the orher commcrc al flour
simply because it hes not lost any
of its food value through process
sing. I YVES talking with Mr.. Den
ton of Shelby, who operates the
operates the flour mill or will be-
gin this year and he told me that
he will operate TIL season on toll
basis or for cash (toll being cheap
err for growers of small scale. He
returns 80 pounds Of flour per
bushel of wheat carried in, which
equal about a d pound seek of
flour. Then there are the shorts
and bran to be considered.
On the other hand Mr.. Denton
will buy all the wheel from any
one who wishes to sell with prices
based upon the current market
quotation. Right now he is paying
92c per bushel.
Any farmer can be assured Of a
20 bushel per acre crop. This
means 20 sacks Of flour. Perhaps
some of the housewives can divide
a sack Of our into so many bis
cuts and Their bv figure just ex
actly how far an acre Of wheat will
go.
I REALLY DON'T LIKE:
l. To ! K with a person who
one day and night, he suggests
that you make it Thursday
and Thursday night, Aut. u.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-08-16
AfR0
From page |

VI. B. Church This promises
to be the biggest and best ses
>ion since 1880. Some o the
high points in this session that
might interest the public are:
Wednesday morning, Aug. 20
The Lodge of Sorrow con
Quoted bv our own Rev. E. !.
lhreadgill; Thursday even
ing, Aug. II, Street Parade
and Free Picnic to all; Thurs.
day night will be ginvn to a
state wide Choir, Solo, Quar-
tette and Oritorical contest.
Enteries from Mould Bayou
are: Miss Lois Morgan, Solo,
and Mr.. Wallace Perkins, O.
ration; From Perthshire will
come Mr.. Eugene Riley, Ora
ton. Mrs. Gussie P. Young
of Marks, will also be in the
Oritoricai contest. The ST..
Paul Glee Club of Cleveland,
has entered thd contest.
Prof. |. E. Edwards, First
Supreme Vice President, i S
asking friends and members
OF Mound Bayou to attend
the meeting in great numbers
Those who can only attend
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-08-16

DaOReS.
The Scouts of Troop 81 extend
their sincere thanks to each and
every on and especially their
Scoutmaster and Mr.. P. L. Slaugh-
ter for making it possible for them
to spend pleasant days in camp.
knows everything. 2. Intolerant
old people who through their ne
fsrious activities, have spent them
selves and have hidden behind a
cloak of Holiness" to throw cut
venomous criticism at the younger
set. 8. To be alluded to as "boy or
preacher" by white men. 4. The
delay in starting our larger Negro
school. 5. To GO to denti t. 6. A
practical joker.
REALLY GO FOR:
!. The usGa ly CHEEKY gree rig
receive upon en- erine the Nor
man Drug Store 2. M, ken n ii.
3 The brevity Of the F rst Bap-
fist services. q. The smell of new
mown hav. S. Winston Church
h ilps emphatic deivcrsnce of
speech. 6. The clean, healthy ok
of Mound Bayou, just after
clean up campaign such as we had
last week.
Spent IL daV Tuesd y and Tue
day n ght at he Boy Scouts Camp
n ar Docke v. The cooperative
spirit shown by the wit people
was very gratifying o saw The
least Too much c7np t be said
about the boys. In all my life I
have never seen such a re- pectful
end courteous grou of boys.
Knowing h trend of modern
youth as I do I should think that
this is truly credit to the Boy
Scout movement. The games were
interesting and the food delicious.
Rowan Wade, "Baby" Edwards,
and Robert Isaac were official
cooks for troop 62. Upon remind
ing Rowan that two Of his fingers
were in the soup he remar ked,
ooh. that's alright. it isn't hotW
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13

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my. ~. .. '. have "ct" 81 -a't ''.'-
r.,. ,rs United
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me- lcpu.t.a - me "a-
n us. .+t ..#a- w.
Ter .o. la.a. "...
*SM# lHIe. HTat r.
oun,-y needed
# #sW ,ama;n ag - .ra.-a
1911 : cho'eg - the lot
A@W 5er cent mark. and
nc Jaa~' =. mt did
Jeanette Rankin and ,aea sa.ae
Caag.a-- T. a-,. .,aa.-er..S Nate
..ea +. aae -taa- .e.y. single
. r#a==#a.~- concerning taa t'-e
,-.ey & aaN E..-e- ''.
.r"e.##at.e RI. .ne .9a. .a-
hive a.'.r' ~ me e. served
rather. - t-.a - t.'.a@'
l.ar III. t..> ..uD.. ~. ,g-
g~rcss.5ou' s#.a.# ny e.ss
vote. ea. a=.@ Z doesn't sound
spec. ae . -a.=.-t .-aas .o.a.-
.ec;Te,y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13
Standard and Economy Tours

Includes Railroad and Pullman Transportation round-trip with
side trip to GRAND CANYON. Hotel room with private bath
al the NV Rosslyn Hotel in Los Angeles, and Football ticket
choice location.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
IN WECwE1
Connie Mack cumple hoy 79 amos


philadelphia, die. 2S.-Con-
ME Mack, Ell propietario de los
Atleticos, cumpli6 hoy 70 amos
de edad.
Los periodistas, como en- amos
anteriores, lie ofrecieron I'm al
muerzo y lie regalaron una car
terra para que pueda llevar los
contratos de los peloteros. En-
ocasiones el mete los contracts
en- un cartucho de bodega, les
pone una gomita y los coloca en-
Gina de sus camisas, en- la male
ia.
"No tenemos motives para an
dar con las caras tristes. Debe-
mos mostrarnos alegres. Los de-
portes elevan la moral"
"Yo estuve dos meses en- ell
Jap6n, en- 1884. ALI hice rela-
ci6n con excelentes personas, pc
ro.. eran americanos. Perdi la
costumbre de pesarme, a rafz de
a enfermedad que pase hace dos
amos No quiero va saber 10 que
peso.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

EN- toda clase de successes a cada
instante.
-Bien-cerr6 al fin Piccoli,
con una leve sonriSa de perd6n
para el herido-; va sabemos
que listed ha sido herido en-
riha, y ahora vamos a telefo-
near a Savona para que Sc de-
tenga a su agresor o agresores.
I Verdad que sabes de quien Sc
trata Pietro?
-lC6mo?-dijo el doctor pc
nOsamente.
ST, senior, si-contest6 Pie
tro por su cuenta-; sabemos
que unos titiriterOs que anda-
ban por estos caminos, son los
autores de la fechoria. Les he
mos encontrado esta madruga-
.da a todos borraohos. Los deten-
en- seguida.
otamendi intent6 negar toda-
via.
Pero va les dos gendarmes
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

La estancia habia quedadO su
mlda en- una dulce semi-sombra.
Los dOctOres Sc habfan mar
chado.
ell herido, mientras pasaba
81 tempO-ese tempo fofo Y
'flste que sigue a las grandes a
marguras de la vida, veia des-
mar ante su imaginci6n clentu-
Plehta todos los detanes y tOdos
loS recuerdos quemantes de es-
'e drama espantoso en- que Sc
veia Sumido.
la passion, una passion malsa-
na' lie habia traido a este lecho
de dolor.
dora.
otamendi record6 las pala-
pra, del pOeta, cuando diio:
III amor venenoso de la muier
eolueta &c."
Era verdad
ESQ es 10 que era Agueda.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

me siento ahora como Guam.
GO tenia 40 amos. Algunos hom-
bres Green que SON viejos GUAM
DO llegan a los 60 amos.
"Los jugadores no ganaran
tanto ell amos que viene, a causa
de la guerra; pero sus contracts
incluiran una clausula de boni-
ficaci6n.
"Me gusta DIR la radio e ir a
los cinemas.
EN- la radio me gusta Ell pro-
grama de Fred Warning, con
Paul Douglas en- 81 Jack Benny
y tambien Charlie Mccarthy.
'Conozco a cast todos los artistas
de la pantalla. No tengo actriz
favorita; pero admire a Gail
Patrick.
Connie Mack trabaja siete no
ras al dfa, en- su oficina, seis
dfas a la semana. Solo hace una
completa al dia.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

en- vista de que el herido Sc onu-
so a que Sc lie cloroformizara.
fue muy dolOrosa.
Pero Sc llev6 a cabo con toda
feliciiad.
Extraido el proyectil, que era
diminuto como ell hueso de ma
aceituna, y delataba desde lusgo
81 empleo por el criminal de I'm
revolver muy pequeho, Olegario
reSpir6.
otamendi no perdi6 81 cono,i.
miento.
Solamente qued6 muy postra.
do.
Los doctOres, de todos modos
VatIcinaron que quedaba com.
p%letamente fuera de pel.gro.
Sc habia instalado al beri5o
en- una hermosa a,cc5a. una de
las mejoras habitaciones del no.
tel que tenia dos BALCONIES al
mar y una dOncellita acababa
De entOrnar las vidrieras.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
HATCHER E CON
WILSON

Sarasota, Die. 23.-Jimmy
(Kid) Hatcher, peso de pluma
de esta ciudad, anunci6 aver
que ha sido contratado para com
batir en- Pittsburgh, en- ell mes
de enero, con Jackie Wilson,
campe6n de las 126 libras para
la Association Nacional de Bo-
Xeo.
Ell dfa no sc ha escogido aun;
pero Sc Ina fijado va la tercera
semana del mes de enero.
La mas notable hazaha de
Hatcher hasta la fecha fue su
victoria po rdecisi6n, en- 10 asal
tOs, sObre George Pace, cam
pe6n del peso bantam para la
Association Nacional.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
PROGRAMS DE UUCHAS
PARA Ell VIERNES

Una 'batalla real" prepara
para wernes por la noche, en- la
Arena de la Gale Tampa, ell
cowboy Lutrall.
En- lugar del match" Sherry
Dobie Osburn, Luttrall pondra
en- acci6n a un grupo de repu-
tados luchadores, entire ellos
Ray Clements, I'm tejano, que
ACADIA de llegar a la ciudad del
tabaco.
Contratados han sido tam
bien Whitley GovrO, Chris Bel
kas y Roy Reynolds.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
un cuarto de bora.

un cuarto de bora.
Con el venia un joven ayu-
dante.
Los dOctores prOcedieron in
mediatamente a examinar la he
rida de Otamendi.
ReSultaba que tenia una bala
en- Ell costado derechO, que lie eau
saba fuertes dolores.
Adn hubo que esperar otros
'diez minutes a que viniera otro
medico, un NORTHUMBERLAND mlry
rico, que VIVA en- un valino de
las c~ercanias.
Entonces, entire los tres doc
torres, prOcedierOn a operar a
Otamendi.
La bala, por fortuna. no ha-
bfa interesado ningdn 6rgano
importante.
Estaba incrustada entire dos
costilas donde habia quedado
detenida.
DE tOdos MOODS, la Operaci6n,
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

de pasar delante de la comiSa.
ria, por la carretera de Geneva.
JQue ocurre?
Que es precise detenerleS a
tOdos. Acaban de cometer una
tentativa de asesinato, y sospe-
|chamos tambien que de robo.
ii Diablo!
ST; y tenemos aquf a la vic
TINA, un senior joven, espanol
al parecer, NAL herido en- el Ho-
tel de Azur. Asi es que es preci-
so que detengais a esa compa-
MIA, y que este ahf Ell director o
propietario para cuando llegue-
mos nosotros, dentro de un par
de horas.
-MUy bien, muy bien. In
mediatamente me pongo a la O.
bra. iAdi6s!
-Hasta luego, entonces.
o.
FL doctor pedido a San Ra-
fael, estuvo squf en- menOs de
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
salido de la alcOba.

haObian salido de la alcoba.
Piccoli, que conocia ~perfecta-
mente ell e~stablecimiento, Sc di-
rigi6, antes que NADIA, a la cabi-
ma del telefono.
Embellishments pidi6 que VII
niera un medicco a San Rafael.
Luego habl6 con la gendar-
meria de Savona.
les la gendarmeria de Sa-
vona?
ST. IQue desea?
-Aquf es Piccoli.
All, wa conozco tn voz-re-
puso Ell sargento al otro extre-
mo de la linea-; Ique hay de
nuevo?
-Egcudha, Fascitti, Ihabdis
visto pasar por ahi una serie de
furgones pertenecientes a una
compahia de circo?
FL sargento contest6 en- Sc
guida:
EN- este mOmento scaban
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
Los Tigres

Los Tigres de Missouri estan
va listos para ell partido del SUI
gar Bowl, ell dia de Ano Nuevo,
con ell poderoso team de Ford
ham. Don Faurot, 81 coach"
cree que Ell espiritu del "team"
augura una victoria.
Faurot habla con sus atletas
en- terminus de iguaNdad y Sc e.
jercita co nellOs.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
OEPQRTES
VICTORIA DE RUBIO

New York, Die. 23.-Con un
peso de LAG libras, Norman Ru-
bio, de Albany, New York, de-
rrot6 a Tony Marteliano, 147$A,
en- un combate efectuado en- ell
palaciO San Nicolas.
No hubieron caidas en- ell cur
so del match.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Lem Franklin, el negro, esta
dispuesto a pelear con Max
Baer; pero Mike Jacobs CONT
n1a protegiendo al e~xcampe6n.
Franklin, a juicio de los peri
tos, en- ell hombre indicado para
echar de los cuadrilateros al ex-
campe6n y excarnicero.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

NO guerra Olegario que Ague
da, Ia mujer vii y alma impura,
Sc viera ahora detenida por la
justicia, y mezclada en- este tan
horrible que es siempre un deli
to de sangre.
lPero los gendarmes, y sObre
TODD estos que pululan por Ia
frontera de Italia v Francia,
por la Rivera encantadora, son
desconfiados y astutos, acostum
brados como estan a intervenir
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Tommy Gomez descansara en-
los diaS de Pascuas. Jose Leto
lie vigila, de mOdo que no Sc pa
Sc de la Inca.
Buddy Scott quiere volver a
peIear con ell latino, que es
americana mil por mil.
iCuando Sc concertara la re-
vancha, de modo que Tommy,
mejor preparado que en- Ell pri-
mer combate, pueda desquitarse
del nocaut?
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Cuando Pedrito Hernandez e.
ra director de boxeadores, a los
cronistas deportivos los invita-
ba a conner.
La nueva clase de directories
no piensa como los antiques.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
To de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 914R Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

eli once de Texas Christian. Los
Bulldogs saldran Ell jueves para
la bella ciudad de la Florida,
donde completaran su entrena-
miento.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

IQue sc ha hecho del Reclaim
pago Saguero"-nos preguntan.
Dicen sus amigos que esta en-
New York y alejado por conn
pleto del pugilismo.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
Tirando e! Balon
BULLDOGS

Estan practicando ligeramen-
te, en- Atenas, Ga. los Bulldogs
de Georgia, que Ell dia de Ano
Nuevo jugaran, en- miami, con
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
Teas Aggies

La lluvia dificult6 los ejerci-
clos de aver con los Aggies de
Texas.
Jugaran los j6venes de Texas,
on 81 Alabama, en- ell Cotton
Bowl.
A los futbolistas Sc les con-
cedera permiso para If a sus no
cares; pero deberan reincOrpo-
rarse ell dia &c.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

tarnbien en- tennis, banOnceeto,
etc.
Jimmy CANA ell pan con Ell su
dor de su frente, en- los astille-
ros, Y merece la simpatfa de to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Jimmy Downing sueha con
.un Palacio de los Deportes y es-
TINA que Tampa tiene derecho a
10 mejor, no solo en- boxeo, sino
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
TRIUNFO DEL MEJICANOI
MALACARA

New York, die. 23.-Carlos
Malacara, p1gil mexicano del
peso ligero, venci6 anoche por
nocaut tecnico, en- Ell tercer asal-
to, a Jimmy Tygh, 1872, de Fl
ladelfia.
Sc verified ell combate en-
Ridgewood Grove. Pesaba Ma
lacara 13434 libras.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

PERDIOA-De tres llaves, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
lies Ia y Is. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Malacara, ell p1gil m~exicano,
seria bien recibido en- Tampa.
Ademas de la cara, que no es
mala, posee unos fuertes pulos
Y considerable agilidad.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Los mejores gladiadOres Sc
estan decidiendo pOr la marina.
Els la attraction que ejerce
Gene Tunney.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

to? liable claro!
i o!-dijo el doctor en- tono
vacilante.
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

Ell doctor pedido a San Ra-
fael, estuvo squf en- menOs de
La gaceta., 1941-12-23

vAstOrianO Msntsiva, Editor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-20
Dite zabito zdimackou.

Ctyflety synacek manzeld
Fisherovych, farmafd z okoli
Panama, prisel zvlastnf naho-
dou O zivot. Matka dokoncila
pradlo ma elektrickem praclm
stroll a kdyz odesla ma dvGr je
veseti, hosfk spustil zdimacku
a slice tax nestastne, re mu &C.
Ia ruka do nj vtazena a hrud
rozmackla. Nez jeho dvouleta
sestricka pTivolala svym kfi-
KEN matku, bylo jiz pozde ma
Zachranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-20
Zahadna vrazda.

Prohlidkou mrtvoly George
w. Shumakera, 65 let stareho,
ktery byl nalezen mrtev ma To-
Ii We SVEN domku nedaleko je-
zera Graham, v Michiganu, by
10 ~zjisteno, re byl uskrcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-20

smrt byla nepredvfdana. Jeho
jediny syn Lawrence byl 2. led
ma minuleho roku usmrcen pri
srazce auta S vlakem. Vedle
manzelky zanechava rodice a
diva bratry, jednoho v Hum
boldt a druheho v Table Rock.