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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

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CTONE Parts for all makes.
OlOfI ovERIANDs. 1879 Bdwy
II you're not using II, sell il with
\ Fast Action Tines Want Ad.
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FLlALN HahuEanN uprIEnt piano and
bench. $50 lol5 North 10Th
WOOD or coal stove. also BED. kitchen
table. 5735 South KAY st
OAK room set: table. chairs and
buffet. sl75o sic East osth 81
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CARPENTER, orlck LAYER sroeery
STORE experienced. have =. tuu
p4eEup hhOadNzs 3s3s
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kIMBALL piano mandolin artists
easel. book case: miscellaneous ar
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SPINET PIANO bargain. one only
dis model. biz saving. terms
TED BROWN MUSIC lI2l RroadaaH
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Stocks Resume Decline After
Brief Respite From Selling


600 shares compared with / 700 Oo0
Thursday. Curb stock sales were
10000 shares against 223.e in
the previous session.
NEW YORK - Stocks resumed
their decline Friday after a brief
respite from selling in early trad
Ing. Volume dwindled sharply from
Thursdays million share pace.
Traders attempted TO estimate
the effects OF limiting corporate
profits to 8 per cent Of invested
capital. In some instances. there
would be sharp reductions In in
come. One of these, Bethlehem
Steel. broke to a new low for the
year at ssh off liz. In the case
Of U. 8. Steel with large capitali-
nation, the effect would be less.
and that stock dipped only slightly.
In some cases, application of the
proposed tax as suggested by Sec
rotary Moreanthsu would net more
money. An example, socony
Vacuum. rose slightly.
Aside from tax fears. market
news was seen as favorable.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean witter a
Co, Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchanee)
HlEh low ClanR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Eddic SWcffet. AAI cdtchcr, foj
Stella HdrtriCk
Tops A||-Events

Los ANGELES May 26 The
Womens International Bowling
Congress headed into lis twelfth
day today with Agnes Campbell of
Moline H. leading the singles
division and kcglcrs from Detroit
and Cincinnati taking the honors
IN other events.
Miss Campbell rolled 231-2l4-
1864 10 unSeat Catherine Sic
gel. Kansas City, IN the singles
event
The kathmans Goodyear Shoe
Repair qBInIct from Cincinnati
turned in the sieadicst bowling Of
the tourney thus far with a total
OF 260S for the team DIVISION lead.
The Cincinnati duo Of Elsie
FLAG and Catherine Burling
turned in 4 Scorching ll47 for the
doubles lead
Stella Harlrick Of Detroit moved
into fiISt place IN the all-evenLS
with l7i9 total.
Highest individual score honorS in
the bowling classic 10 date went
to another Dctroiier. Marion Cor
man with III Margaret DeloOf
also of Detroit. bowled the second
highest score PSI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
New Sail Queen
Reaches River

The new queen of Detroit S
yachting fleet. the 72-foot Man
doc II, which will be named
Royono III by John Ford, her new
owner, arrived in the Detroit
River from New York today.
The big yawl is the largest SAIL
ing craft in local waters and was
bought by Ford TO win the Port
Huron 10 Mackinac race, won
the last TWO years by a Chicago
entry Manitou. James loves Ga
footer. which also is a yawl.
Mandoo was built for the 1886
Bermuda race for J. Spencer Ber-
ger and has compiled a notable
record in ocean racing. She is
from designs by John Alden. Ford
brought her 10 Detroit by way OF
the Hudson River thence by the
New York barge canal 10 Oswego,
y. Y, Lake Ontario, the Welland
Canal and Lake Erie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Three More Drivers
Qualify for 500

INDIANAPOLIS. May %
INS)-Only five of the 33 Start
ing positions remained open today
for the annual 500-mile Memorial
Day auto race this Friday at the
indianapolis Speedway
Three more drivers qualified for
the classic yesterday. with others
scheduled TO try for the remaining
places today and tomorrow. Those
who made the grade Sunday were
Sam Hanks Of Alhambra. Cal. /;
Ovcrton Phillips of Beverly Hills,
Cal. and Tony Whitman of Mil
WauScc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
1905 Golfers
In i. 5. Open

Exactly ZOOS golfers unsheatcd
their clubs today for battle
royal in u cities. the occasion
being the sectional qualifying
rounds for the forty-fifth annual
United States Open championship
the finals of which are scheduled
for June 81 at Fort Worth. Tex.
The net result of this wide
spread action over tho green's
wards from Worcester, Mass, TO
Portland, Ore, and from Los An
gelcs to Jacksonville, Fla. will be
that 12S of tho best linkSmen in
the land will win starting berths
in the finals, making A total Of
10 shot makers who will seek the
championship trophy and tho Sc
600 prize money al Fort Worth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Detroit BikerS
lace 0ne-Two

CHICAGO May IS - Clare
Young. who suffered a broken leg
a year ago. today held The 30-mile
Cycling handicap championship
staged by the Edison Park Wheel
mans Club here Sunday.
The Detroit biker. who also was
a skating star before breaking his
leg. received his strongest com
petition from Bert Bidwell. who
placed second Bidwell is his
teammate. both representing the
Wolverine Wheclman Club of
Detroit
The rest of tho field was out of
sight when the Detroit bikers
finished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
PITCHING Secret to Sox Success

Connie Mack who used that pitching - cent
Of the value Of club recently changed his figures 90
Dykes himself admits so Joe Cronn Of the Red Sox
any pitching agrees pitching would probably be
Bosonians that with couple Of outstanding
Fingers they would ball club like Ceveands to the bottom
of Lake Erie.
The TO Chcagos appears be wrapped up
this achievements pitchers date this have
of 81 games That be eloquent enough
testimony how and why the Sox there fighting for
top Outstanding among the pitchers the 40year
old Ted Lyons who has four games date two of them
against the Tigers Lyons his nineteenth year with the
White whom he reported directly from Baylor University
Edgar Smith who battled Johnny Corsica thrilling duel
Saturday only lose paheticaly wild pitch has
four this Up to Sunday Lee has captured
n quartet of wins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Pitching Records

bulbs sharpen himself up is third with three winners four
seconds and a third.
boy Wallace grabbed his lead when he rode
the double and other winners Friday He will have
during 4O-day meeting he depends solely
the horses from his contract employer A. l. Ferguson
However Jockey King will have plenty too for his boss j. c.
Ellis of the Dade Park track always enjoys much
here.
Detroit usually boasts apprentice two, and has
acclaimed youngsters like Charley Stevenson, Sammy
Williams, Hayden Dupuy and Wendell Eads in the past
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Yost Improved,
Coming Home Soon

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May %
distributing H. Yost, veteran
University of Michigan athletic
director who suffered a heart at
tack eight days ago, today was
reported greatly improved and
expecting TO return 10 Michigan
in a few days.
Yost received visitors last night,
and was reported in good spirits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
BY LEWIS II. WALTER
international Ns~, Photo

Detroit track officials to announce the posting
studded wrist watch the champion jockey of
meeting odaybut the has already resolved itself
twejoekey between George Wallace and George
King
the meeting enters its fifth day. with King right behind him
with four winners seconds and show horses Paul
KEEPER the jockey who blades and electric light
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
TRACK TO GIVE LEADING JOCKEY DIAMOND WRIST WATCH

The present crop is nothing sensational however, with
Au Carr front with three against apiece
for r. G. Jones and Sammy Parse neither whom has shown
much yet.
Although meeting of grooms with racing officials
SET for today after threatened strike Saturday further
trouble expected The tracks pay the winners
SO and all others who paddocs 81
apparently settled the major difficulty Better quarters and
showers for these members Of the racing colony to be
erected soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

bNSHNto WITH ht SNoOpNu UP SiOuhNSio y
at second and third base for Connie
Mack?
The current surprise Of the Ameri-
can League championship race, the
White Sox, up there flirting with the
league leading Cleveland Indians, are
causing no little speculation among
baseball people.
II am no HOudini," Dykes pro-
tests. Just plain lucky. Last Win
ter, for instance. get Dario LOdigiani
from the Athletics for Jack Knott,
and all I hope TO get out of LOdigiani
is utility service at third base. But
he gets in the lineup in the Spring
and he hits so good ! cant take him
out. On top Of that the boy plays a
rattling good game at third. These
ball players Just make me look good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Continued on Page 16)
Race Fix Jury
Still DeadIOCked

LOS ANGELES. May 26. -.
GNS)-The Superior Court jury
deciding the fate of five Defend
ants accused of conspiring to Elk"
horse races at California tracks
was still deadlocked today after
more than two days of delibera-
ton.
The case went to the jury Fri
day afternoon. A hung jury was
predicted from the time veniremen
began deliberations after three
months of trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
HANDLED WITH EASE

Ghezzi was leading the field
with a plus 20 score at the start
of the final round. BY coincidence,
the draw pitted him against Run
yam in this home stretch drive,
ana though Runyan was only plus
II when he hit his timid drive
down the first fairway Of the
payoff round. 10 follow Ghezzi'S
booming 300-yard drive. little
Paul handled him with ease.
Ghezzi was tied for second
money by the veteran Gene Sara
zen. who almost made the grade
but gave out in the legs. Their
scores were plus is. Ben Hogan.
the pre-tourney favoriie. followed
with plus eight Horton Smith.
an early pace setter. came along
in Hogan'S wake with plus five.
Lawson Little. United States Open
champion, had plus four. Then be-
gan the minus boys.
jug McSpaden finished with
minus one; Jimmy Hines. the
same Tony Penna and Willie Cog
gin (who substituted for Sam
Sneadl. minus two; Jimmy Dema-
ret. minus seven Dick Metz
minus eight; Corporal Ed Oliver
who was on furlough from
Camp Dix minus 10; Clayton
Hcafner minus y, and Jimmy
Thomson, minus %
Their earnings ranged from
$3.50 down TO 500. for this is the
only tournament in the country
where they give a cash BOBBY
prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Seven in Lineup Are Castoffs

aake sander at the White Sox lineup Of Sunday at
Briggs Appng Kuhel Wright Lodi
gian Keevch Hoag, fresh and Lee Seven Of the
under the heading of Knckebocker yankees
kuhe Senators Solers Browns Wright Senator's Lodi
gani athletics Hoag Browns, fresh Tigers and Lee
(Indans)
Only Luke Appng be called real White Sox material
Myrl Hoag whom the White Sox obtained from the ST.
Louis club this Spring Of only of Dykes who
hitting In the 300 circle Luke Apping is the other
Incidentally Dykes insists that Appng has been given
due credit for his brilliant shorstopping
For they've been picking Frank Crose Joe CrOnin
and other the best shortstOp the
League, Dykes bsers "but book them
the same class with 7tpplng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

llfSt DdSemen IN the major ieagueS.
The requirement Of Mike fresh was
one Of the best deals ever made by
Dykes. The Chicago manager specifi-
cally insisted that the catcher be in on
the deal in which Gerald Walker and
Marvin Owen were obtained from the
Tigers for Vernon Kennedy, Dixie
Walker and Tony Pet. fresh. a former
Detroit sandlotter. is now one of the
receivers in the league. II
is we'll that the Tigers have not needed
catching or they would be kicking
themselves in the pants al the loss Of
Mike
But. getting down to cases, the
showing Of the White Sox is not so
strange. Though they lack power the
Sox, emulating the old White Sox Hiiless
extraordinary pitching. And, after all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Leading Pitchers

National League--Wsrneke. st. Louis.
won lost none; Nahem, St Louis. won
4&Jost none; Wyatt. Brooklyn. won lost
q NJ. Cooper, 81. Louis and Melton. New
York. won lost ?; Krist St Louis, won
3 lost none
American League-Feller Cleveland. won
2 lost 2: Lyons, Chicago. Harder, Cleve-
land. and Johnson. Boston, won and lost
I Lee Chicago won 5 lost p Corsica.
Detroit, won 4 lost ? Grove. Boston. won
z lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Runyan. who does everything
wrong, the other pros say, won
the $1,000 Goodall round robin al
Fresh Meadow by peollng off a
neat 90 on his final round
The diminutive pro with the
green pork-pie hat won with a
plus 70 score. which means that
during his l26 holes against Ia
crack competitors ne won Is holes
more than he lost II was the
first important tournament Run
van has won since the 1898 PEA
and the Argentine open of the
same year His share of the pot
was $1,000, and the $500 Goodall
trophy.
The little guy collared 6-foot-3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
AppIinq Never Makes Costly Boot

He makes plays that don't see other shortsop
make and he's good hitter there is in the league
What's he makes n costly boot. When he makes
1t is usually when doesn't hurt He's guy
to come up with that pay ball.
Bill Knckerbocker with the Yankees and later al
Cleveland has been playing special ball second base
Dykes pointed out And Kuhe of course is one finest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Six Tigers Face Fine of $500 Each

Del Baker and five other Detroit Tigers face fine of $500
permitting the of their pictures connection with
advertising alcohol contrary TO American League rule
Besides the the Tigers include Charley Cehnger.
Buck Nevsom Billy Sullivan Rudy York and Barney Mcosky
The players say made before the rule
announced
The pictures used calendar which Chicago adj
veTSng for Detroit brewery The players
received SIS for the their pictures reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Tigers in Second Division Again
AS ChisOx Win Series Finale
Buck Newson Due
to Pitch Today
i'm Cleveland
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND. May 26.-Back
in ths second division, the up-and-
down Tigers were here today for
A two-game serie~ with the Indians.
1 Buck NewSom. the once-mighty
+ finger who has been plagued with
: i'll luck on the mound this Spring.
was 10 pitch for the Tigers in
1 today's game. with Al Smith, left
handler, going 70, the league-lead-
/ ing Clevelanders.
The Tigers were dropped from
( fourth to fifth place yesterday in
/ Detroit when they were defeated
/ by the White SoX, Z 10 3. in the
final game of a series which was
split at two-all.
A crowd of 20.520 paid Gus
toners saw the tilt.
Thornton Lee. southpaw.
tanned the Tigers with a six-hit
performance, while Harold New
houser. who hurled brilliantly for
six innings, faltered in the seventh
and was taken out of the box.
REPLACED BY BENTON
He was replaced by AL Benton.
who was off form and had 10
retire in favor of Tommy Bridges.
Bridges later left the game for
pinch hitter and Floyd Giebell
/ finished.
1t was Lees fifth victory of the
season against but one defeat.
Home runs by Rudy York. his
ninth of the season, and frankie
Croucher. the young shortstop's
first, accounted for two of the
Tiger TALES. Three hits. four
walks and an error by Pinky
Higgins combined in the seventh
for all of the Chicago counters.
When Julius Solters scored the
first of the seven markers. it was
Chicago's first run in u innings.
APPLING TRIPLES
With one out. Appling. in the
first inning. blasted a triple to left
center but Newhouser steadied
and famed Kuhel and forced
Wright TO ground weakly to York.
After Mullin grounded out in the
Tiger half of the first. Gehringer
walked. only to be one of the
victims of a twin killing as Rad
cliff hit into a double play
In the second, Lodigiani led off
with single, but first base was
as far as he got. York. in the
home half of the frame, had two
strikes and one ball when he drove
his home run into the lower deck
of the left field stands.
First up, Lee. in the third. sin
gled for the White Sox and after
Knickerbocker flew TO the out
field Appling walked. only 10 have
Kuhel hit into a double play. a
sparkling maneuver engineered by
Croucher.
MULLIN SHARES DRIVE
In the fourth Wright led az
with a single. bus Newhouser took
care of the next three batsmeA
with help from Mullin, who turned
in pretty running catch to snare
SolterS' long drive TO right-center.
The Tigers were more produc-
tive. picking up a run in the half
of the fourth. First up, Gehringer
singled. So did York after Rad
cliff wiffed, and when Campbell
walked the bases were loaded.
After Higgins flew out. Tebbetts
scratched a single off Lees glove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
AT RFINONT PARK

Weather, clear. traCk faef-
Third Race -ISleborouEh. Even Tan.
Army Flirt. New Trick
Fourth Race-Powdered Heels Allen
jay
Firth Rsce--Air Master Waller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
AT BEIIAH PARk


Weather clear; track, fast.
First Race Duet
Second Race Marg Margaret. Ryhm.
Third Race Old Honesty
Fourth Race Dandy Maiden
Firth Race Rose Ray. Rose r. Valet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
No Golfers Golfer
but Runyan Wins
BY BOB CONSIDINE

NEW YORK. May 26-Paul Vic Ghezz OF Deal y j. in the
Runan who does everything gave Camera
wrong the other pros say; won like pro a trouncing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Probable Pitchers
TODAY
NATIONAL. I.FACTF

Chicago a. 81 Louis Olsen vs. shoun
Philadelphia Al Brooklyn -Cropch vs.
Pittsburgh a. Cincinnati trincevitch vs.
Walters
Only games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit - Cleveland Newson vs. Smith
Other clubs not scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
DOES MARvELS WITH CASTOFFS

CLEVELAND, May 26.-Whats holding the White Sox up
there? Is it Jimmy Dykes magic? Or is the Chicago
old suspenders-the he the rolickng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
AZ SUFFOLK DoWNS
AT LINCOLN EIELn

weather. clear. track. fss'
Second Race Bereit Honey Roll Con-
rad F., Deduce. Bolton. Bachelor
Bower
Third Race-W oodford Belle. Keekee.
So Close. LEhtsome
Fourth Race Bayou Cook
Fifth Rsce-Last Can, Weisenheiner
Sun Ginger
Ninth Race tsubstitute) Declared %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

But Dykes much too modest Any manager who do
what he is doing with Of casos something
more than MIA luck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Wonders have enjoyed extraordinary pitching.
nitching is most valuable Of all in baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT CHARLES town


Weather, cloudy. track fast
First Race Real Boy Mud D1bber.
Indian sea, Needing Mac, Brnkiov.
Tile Plate
Second Race-Red Go. Limerick. Sea
sonal Kamari, Owsller sephn.
Third Race-Hagerstown Boy Beauty
Wave, FLY o Flynn, Lady Timarole,
CHANGER, Kingoo
Fourth Rsee-High Aim. Buds King.
Bellum. Dark Ace. Goodwine Debhn.
sixth Race-TObacco Road
Seventh Race Windsor Chief Rebel
lious Champfeury Bad Dreams
Eighth Race-Curves, River Broom.
ROYAL Descent Magic Rock. Dancing
Cloud Count Ne
Ninth Race tsuhstitute) Declared on
Tenth Race substituted Declared on
AT DETROIT
Weather. clear, track fast.
Third Race Vallejo Merrily san.
Fifth Race-Low Road
Sixth Race--Tack Torose
Ninth Race Declared of ~
Ninth Race substitute Declared on
Field Horses
Leon Pirate. Pessmist. Dancealong.
Dotso.
Grandioso. s,srv1nd. ParaIda.
Chanceful
; Lochee Red Brand
flying Gift. Ny Beret, Steu.
At SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather. cloudy track fast.
First Race Swing Band, Solar Top
Second Race See All. Moo Diferen-
tai Clock Time sunareve
Third Race4Bright World.
Fourth Rsce-Mental Giant, Lady Ly.
onors.
Eighth Race Ebony Boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

more than plain luck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

d; Auto CtUb non TIT, 10 , ;.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
LA GACErA

Querido hijo Roberto: Veo
que estas pasando dias muy a.
gradables a tn paso por esas
ciudades tan interesantes.
Sc que cuando vuelvas me con-
taras muchos medicines que no
te ha sido possible mencionar en-
las cartas. Hablaras ell idioma
espanol, a tn retorno, como un
latiIo-americano. Estamos muy
satisfeehos de ii y de los progre-
COS que haces. Tan bien redacta-
da nos llegan tus cartas que
ahora soy 20 Ell que me veo obi
gado a consular ell diccionario
para entender algunas de las ex-
presiones. Aprecio mucho que
me eScribas tan amenudo y que
relates tantos detalles,
Algdn dia, quiza, muy pronto,
podremos conversar juntos en- p
.l,CTa que tanto te gusta, Quiea
70, sin embargo, que estes TODD
ell mayor tempo possible en- con
+acto amigable y social con
nuestros vscinos.
Crao que es cast un deber do
. lcmbres de esta generation
81 estudIar y tratar de compren-
der 10 que la America del Sur
representa- y significa.
No te divides de que clos son
americanos tambien, quiza mas
Tue nosotros.
Aqui, en- Tampa, crece ell en-
tusiasmo entire los estudiantes
de la lengua castellana. En- to-
das parties Sc dan ahora classes
en- idioma espanol y las perso-
mas que visitan los restaurantes
latinos tratan de hablar en- espa-
mol con los atentos camareros.
Me di cuenta ell otro dfa de
que Ell conductor de un tranvia
es cubano. AhOra tomO csc ca
rro todes los dias, en- las mana
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
BARBARA TEDESCH
Lo que piensan los i~talianOs de los alemanes

pre- que Italia les recibiria con
los brazos abiertos, y en- ell We
rano de 1888 la juventud nazi
empez6 a llegar ALI en- rebanoc.
A su llegada a las playas Italia
mas, los hombres de la S.A. Y del
SIS. empezaron por desplegar
sendas banderas con la suastica
colgadas de los balconies de los
hoteles donde paraban y apare-
cieron en- p1blico luciendo sus
complicados uniformes. Cierta-
mente que este no ayud6 a ha-
cerles populares. .Otros viajeros
sc quejaron y las autoridades pu
sieron termino a este offensive
despliegue, sin parar en- nj te-
ner en- cuenta la similitud de
ideas polfticas, a 10 que los ale
names apelaron inmsdiatamen-
te, aunque sin resultado, va que
los importunoS visitantes fue+
ron ordenados Ell partir cuanto
antes. No tard6 mucho, por cier
to, en- que muchos prcpietarios
de hoteles Sc negaron rotunda-
mente a recibir visitantes ale
names bajo ell pretexto de que
los "Tedeschi" empezaban al mo
mento a armar discusiones poll
ticas con los otros residences del
y despertaban desasosie-
go y malestar,
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
PRESIDE Ell JUEZ MUIR
PLY EN- LA CO2TE DE 10
CRIMINAL

Por enfermedad del juez
Hines esta presidiendo la corte
de 10 criminal ell Sr. w. M.
Murphy, ell juez de Orlando.
Cuatro individuos acusados
de guiarsus AUTOMOBILES estan-
do borrachos fueron condenados
a 500 de multa eada uno y 30
dfas de carcel. ST no pueden pa
gar la multa deberan cumplir
go dias mas. Sc nombran los
condenados William A. Whit
worth, Alton Horne, Everett
Wilson y C. W. Calden.
Fueron condenados a 18 me-
ses de carcel, cada uno, por Ell
robo de un autom0vil, los joven
citos Grady w. Miller, de 10 a.
nos, y Lewis Gill, de 18, los dos
vecinos de Sulphur Springs.
Luis Ais, por asalto agrava-
do, I'm ano de carcel; Vereell
Green, aggression aDevosa, seiS
meses; Willard G.. Sanders,
hurto, 80 dias; Fl. L. Mcleod,
pasar un cheque sin fondos en- Ell
bancO, 500 y las costas o 8 me-
! SEES; Morris Tom Brown. por u
sar u nautom6vil sin Ell consen-
timiento de su dueno, 500 y las
costas o 8 meSes; Winston Pow
ell, negro, juego prohibido, IS y
las costas o 80 dias.