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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Stock Market
Rise Extended
In Early Deals
Gains Generally
Small as Many Big
Blocks Change Hands

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The stock
market continued upward early
today, although gains generally
were smaller after yesterday S
rally of ! to 3 points.
Featuring was the active trad
ing pace. with several big blocks
of low-priced shares appearing on
the tape. Included were sales of
1920 shares of General Gas and
Electric 4" at Ia, 10000 shares
of United Corporation at SIG, and
5000 shares of Warner Brothers
at SIS. All were unchanged.
Owens-Illinois Glass and Air Re-
duction were among the few issues
to rise a point or more.
Elsewhere fractional gains were
the rule, as in coppers, mail or
ders, aviations, electrical equip
ments. motors, steels and rails;
A few stocks were backward,
including United States Steel and
Union Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Air Show Group Meets

Members of the working COM
mittee Of the International AVA
ton Show. 10 be held al Conven-
ton Hall January is 10 %. meet
AZ show headquarters in the
Detroit-Leland Hotel today. Rob-
ert b. Evans, general chairman.
and J. Lee Barrett. president OF
the Detroit chapter. National
AeronauticS Association, sponsor
OF the event. are in charge
Plans for the mass r..aasae at
tack on Detroit the opening
day of the show. the construc-
ton Of a London bomb shelter.
and the exhibit TO be set up by
the amateur radio operators of
Michigan depicting their part in
civil air defense will be dis
cussed. as we'll as the march of
aviation exhibit, which Is eX-
pected 10 he one OF the high
lights of the Today show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Farmers Market

APPLFS- Mcintosh fancy. 81 IN No
!. sL25 11.75 No q 7ae-bli-r- NeFtherr
.l.75 40 2 1925 CreeninFs. No. !. 75c 4
81 IS hu No 2 Sac bu Jonathan, fancy
rs hu. No. J. Si2SHl.50, M. q 81
Delicious fancy s. bu No /. Si.5oai.T'
hu No. ?. 75c bu wsgners. No. /. Sig
rs hu
BEFTs-Fanov 81 bu: dozen lunches
SOC. No. ! so oc.-dnzsn- punches so n
$50 hu
BROCCOLI No. I, sI2511.75 bu.
toc red, No. ], 500 7oc bu curly. No. /
zoe dozen punches sl0Si ~ bu; No. ?
CSC dozen hunchnS-7Ae-h efsh~i
.cAuLIFLowER-No. /. 50 bu No. 2
No. J. t0n soc: No 2 20 r Csc
CELERY sQt'aRES-N / SIC 6S
CELERY GARAGE - Fancy. 81 bu.
No. l. s. u S5c hu
EGGS Large, 80 80 2sTfs IS 3o-dor
case. medium. sii.5oai2 small, SO so n
FENNEL No. !, n25ai5o do1er
HoRsERADisH No. /. s5a75e PIX
basket
oNioNs-Dry onions fancy. 81: No. 1
1901, Is 5o,ib sacks No 2 -
7.
PARsLEY-No J. 35 " SOC dor punches
FARsNIPS-No Sfffi50 No >. 75c
PEPPERs-Green, No. ]. rs bu.
No 2. 75c hu.
PoTAToEs-Fancy Siio bu No. 1
s5c y 81 No ?. SOC.
POULTRY Hens live heavy breeds. II
n zee H.. leghorns. 1871 lie H.. brolers
heavy 2oW2 PC 10 hroiiers. leghorns. 16T
lsc H.: ducks. l7Hiec n geese. lisa Is,
IL; turkeys hens, 26N 3oc n toms. asa
l27c ~
PUMPKINS No / 40 soc bu.
RADIsHES- Red. hothouse. No. l. 5On
65c dozen lunches
RUTABAGAS-N No. I. 5od 75c bushel
SQUASH go Hubbard No. l. 4oI soc
Table Queen. No. /. as n SOC, No. 2, 33c
Delicious No. I 5OG s5c hu.
TURNIPS-No. I. 40n soc dozen punches
rs n eoc bu.: No. 2 so n soc bu
VEGETABLE GREENS-Escarole No
I. 5od75c bu.; endive No. coca 81 y
bn.. No. ?. 75c; kohl-rsbi No. !. 35 a so,
don bchs Swiss chard. 40n soc bu kale
No. I. 40 n soc bu colards No. I. 40f
soc bu. mustard, No. !, so q s5c bu. leal
lettuce. No. /. so 4 s5c bu. ; dollhouse No
l. poo n 81 i0-lh basket. leeks. No l. a
n soc dor bchs spinach. fancy. 81 rs bu.
No !, 75c 81 bu.; turnips. No. ], 75c q
81 bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. 500 rs,
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Trust Firm Asks
Dividend @. K.

Permission to pay an additional
10 per cent liquidating dividend on
the unpaid claims outstanding
against the old Union Guardian
Trust Company was requested of
Judge Adolph F. Marschner by
Harvey c. Emery. liquidating trus-
tee, today. This payment would
amount TO S2,387 073.54. which
would bring the total paid remain
ling creditors to 32l2 per cent of
their original claims. All secured
iclairns, amounting to S13;000,60o,
have been satisfied in full.
The 1912 $50 borrowed to make
lprevious payments has already
been repaid. Emery reported.
With approximately $1,800,00C
on hand at the present time, il
would be necessary TO borrow ap-
Iproximately 100000 additional in
order to make the proposed pay.
ment, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

New Jersey affiliate. He was
former assistant 10 D, V. Stonaker
who resigned November ].
One of Penola's largest distrib-
uting plants is located here. but
Davis will make his headquarters
in the main Offices in Pittsburgh.
Also news on tho business front
is the second expansion of the
Howard Steere Advertising Agency
since its founding only a year age
last February.
On its first anniversary the firm.
took larger quarters on the thirty
third floor of the David Stott
Building and now the company has
had 10 get more space 10 house
its growing art department. which.
incidentally, is under the direc.
ton OF r. F. Charles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
induce Motorists 70 Use Gas Efficiently

prospective changes motorists habits
ing the probable consumption of gasoline ventued this
THE cutting production automobiles
will undoubtedly
gasoline consumption mile
lower operating efficiency the automobile the other
hand however, the amount Of THIN
should reflect itself TO degree
in total gasoline consumption.
have not an Its Of
campaign companies. including
gasoline
motorists favorable whereas other
gnoret entirely"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Something Being Done

Meanwhile. something is be-
ing done TO increase the carry
ing capacity of freight cars. An
adaptation of the example set
by the automotive industry.
Imagine this: every ton added
TO the individual car load aver
age is equal to the carrying
capacity of 10000 cars-our
Class / railroads have 1852, 900
cars. including 722.600 box cars.
Introduction of the auto-loader
alone is estimated to have saved
100000 in rail transporta-
ton cost and 10 have reduced
damage claims from 43 cents TO
8 cents per car load. another
S5.5OO.OOO.
Then. it is increasingly real
lied by railway arrangements
that specially-equipped box cars
which provide multiple deck
ing and other modern facilities
increase carrying capacity.
speed up headings, cut damage
claims.
In business. cost is always a
vital factor. II costs approx
mately one-thirti more to build
speciality cars, although exist
ing box cars. authorities say.
can be converted ar something
like two-thirds less than the
cost Of a new car.
Some. but not all, shippers
are now willing 10 pay a fee 10
have their products moved in
special cars. But individual
railway arrangements hesitate
TO impose blanket extra fee
lest others refrain. Washington
may, however, officially decree
IS fee for each specially
equipped car.
PROFESSIONALLY. everything
feasible should be done TO i'm
prove as promptly AS possible
the nations raj transportation
capacity.
Copyright. 1871 by p c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Last major event on the Michi-
gan Bankers slate for 1871 is the
Fourth Annual Bank Study Con-
ference beginning tomorrow at the
University of Michigan in Ann
Arbor.
Detroiters will make up an inn
portant part of the scheduled pro-
gram.
Ernest c. Harris, president OF
the Union Guardian Trust Com
pany, will have part in the open
ing ceremony. and T. Allen Smith,
vice president of the Common
wealth Bank, presides over the
first meeting. at which Milton
Drake. assistant cashier of The
Detroit Bank, will speak on De
Tense Loaning."
Ben z. Young, National Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Approve New
Erie Securities

CLEVELAND. Dec. 3. - At a
hearing before special master Will
liam L. West. here. Erie Railroad
reorganization m gers were
given permission subject fed
eral court order. 10 file petition
with the l. c. e. for authority 10
issue the new Erie securities. The
special master also approved con-
tinuance Of Erie Railroad Com
pany as the new company in the
roads reorganization.
The petition OF the road 10 re-
Jet the lease with New York.
Greenwood Lake Railroad. also on
the agcnda Al the hearing. was
advanced 10 a future hearing 10 be
held December u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Industrial Profits
Rise 1927 in Quarter

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-The Fed
Ieral Reserve Bank of New York's
-seasonaify adjusted index of the
net profits Of l67 commercial and
industrial companies rose approx
mately 10 per cent between second
and third quarters. according to
the bank 8 monthly review of
credit and business conditions. A
more favorable showing by the
automobile industry than is usual
during the third quarter was
largely responsible for the ad-
.yance. il was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

NEW YORK Dec. The
amount of electrical energy dis
Itributed by the electric light and
lpower industry of the United
States for the week ended Novem-
Der % was 1895, AIS, 900 kilowatt
lhours, compared with 1881. 877. 900
in the 1910 week, an increase of
l2.3 per cent.
Output in the week ended No
Iyember % totaled 1905, 034, 900
Ikiiowatt hours, against 1883, 421, :
900 in the year previous, an in
crease of 1873 per cent, and in
the week ended November Is
came to 1904, 464,000 kilowatt
hours, against 1889. 937 900 in
1910, an increase of 14.3 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Hayes Ind. Net
Profit S193,879

Hayes Industries. Inc, reports
for the quarter ended October 81,
last. a net profit Of Sl93.S79 after
depreciation provision for federal
taxes amounting to $500, 1900. etc,
equal 10 5S cents a share on $685.
900 shares OF capital stock out
standing.
This compares with revised
net profit OF So l6S or Is cents
a share in the like 1910 period.
Sales in the October quarter
amounted 70 S2.1l4.374 against
S932.624. Backlog OF orders for
aircraft wheels and brakes and
automotive fans and muffers and
other parts is understood TO ap-
proximate $4,000 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Phillips Petroleum Profit Rise Expected

Frank Phillips chairman Phillips Petroleum
that he that
the after 191 will be than
in 1910
AS the adequacy supply Of this basic fuel the United
States time, Phillips reassurng.
Undoubtedly, said United oil supply
adequate to all domestic and needs the
crude oil maintained at levels adequate the
exploratory effort
the high costs Of operating strpper wells and thus
their
If adequate price maintained believe that
will he through withdrawal conforming with
alton practices which avoid waste"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
On the Business Front
WIN WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Of Detroit vice president. is fea-
tured speaker at the noon lunch
con and will talk on Our Political
Economy"
Mcpherson Browning, president
OF the Detroit Trust Company
presides at the noon meeting OF
the second day and Mr.. Harris
presides at the night affair.
It'll wind up one of the most
successful seasons in Michigan
banking history from a convention
standpoint and they're not doing
so bad in a business way either.
Many business men here know
w. S. Davis Jr.. particularly those
who use industrial lubricants.
Well. he's been promoted 10 the
post of general sales manager oil
Penola, Inc, the Standard Oil OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
M. .Rukeyser
NJ. Rukeyser
Farm Buying Power
AttainS New Peak

IN THE WEST, Dec. 3.-Gen Robert chairman
Of Sears. Co., told his opinion agricu
tura purchasing power peak the
Pointing there greatly increased ability
buy in the rural regions at the present time the chief
tive of the largest merchandising agency added
However, for 1912, while think the gross
the farmers will be large, doubt whether the
will be than this
while prices
and the prices they will pay
Increased.
II believe there will be enough mechanical implements
available for year."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Detroit Poultry

Market steaoy Hens s los and UP.
lsc; under lbs 15c. leehorn hens. ,
springers isc: rock broilers. 2Oc. young
hen turkeys 10 lbs, and up. 23c: young
tom turkeys, 10 lbs and up. lac; ducks
white. lbs and up. i4c geese, lac;
rshhits i2c
~ &c underErade 27t- n 2si-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Edison Output
Gains 10 Pei.

Total consumption of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended November % was co.
-0o71 900 kilewatt heHfs, gain of
7.3 per cent over the 89.917 900
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week of 1910 and an increase
of 1912 per cent over the previous
weeks total of 81 ,606, 900 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial use last week totalei
43, 104,0 900 kilowatt hours. gain
of 9 per cent over the 39,5.7 900
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week of last year and dill in
crease of 14.3 per cent over the
previous weeks total of 81, 689, 900
Iki1owatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
N. Y. Store Sales Top
Last Year by ; Pct.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Depart-
ment store sales in New York and
Brooklyn in the week ended No
vember % were 3 per cent ahead
of the corresponding period last
year. according TO the preliminary
report of the Federal Reserve
Bank OF New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Referring the adequacy of facilities for distributing oil
added.
desirable refer to lines and extension of lines
which
either directly transportation which
would otherwise
might
much needed gasoline APP
that II ~, locations Install
gathering lines concentrate required materials
points OF ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
American AirIines
Pays $3.50 on Com.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3. American
Airlines, Inc, has declared div
idend of $50 on common stock.
payable December % to holders OF
record December II. The previ-
Gus payment was 81 on Dec. %
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Oil Production OF

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended November % averaged
4085 $40 barrels daily. a decrease
of 243,795 daily from the preced-
ing week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Dollar Dividend
By The Detroit Bank

The Detroit Bank today declared
dividend Of 81 share. payable
December % TO stockholders Of
record December Is. A like
amount was paid in June this
year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

American and Foreign Power Company
Inc. and subsidiaries report for the Il
Of IS. 70s sI2. equal after the periods divi-
dend requirements on 81 hrst preferred and
IS FIRST preferred in arrears. 10 cent q
share IN 81 Second preferred Series A.
against 81 7ss.477 or IS On On 81 hrst pre-
ferred and IS o6 On IS hrst preferred IN
The nrecedlng II nonihs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Earnings

American Power and Light Company and
subsidiaries report for the IL months ended
September 30 net income Of SO. s33, ST.
equal after the periods dividend require
ments on Sc and IS preferred In arrears
IN cents share on common. against
Sl2. $50 02f or - cents on common In the
preceding u months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
South West Pennsylvania Pine

Lines declared a dividend of 80
cents, payable December 26 tc
stock of record December Is. Pay
ments this year total 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Boneard Co.
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon prices.
MINING,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Favors Construction Of Certain Pipe Lines

e adequacy of facilities for distributing oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

stock or cash.-.-on acumulaton odd
La gaceta., 1941-06-18

dia tarde, consiguieron los me-
dicos, los duehos del hotel Y no
pocas de aquellas sehoras carl
tativas que habian acudido a cui
dar a los secuestradOS, que Ell
anciano matrimonio comenzase
a volver a la vida.
Ell primero que reaccion6 fue
don Rodolfo, que tenia un aspec-
to lamentable.
Estaba livido, con los ojos
hundidisimos en- el semblante
noble, y rodeados de terribles o.
jeras, cast negras.
Ell infeliz comenz6 a quejarse
tenuemente.
Los doctores lie aplicaron una
nueva inyecci6n, y uno de ellos
pregunt6:
7JQue siente, senior?
Habianle reconocido previa-
mente, 10 mismo que a la seho-
ra, sin encontrarles herida algu-
ma, sinO solo la sehal de fuertes
La gaceta., 1941-06-18

Dona Moves, en- efecto, aca-
bahia de recobrar en- este instan-
te ell conocimiento.
En- medic de la espectaci6n
prOducida por las palabras de
don Rodolfo, al revelar su Illus
tire personalidad, Sc dispusieron
caldos y alimentos para los in
felioes, que, POGO despues, esta-
ban sentados en- los dos lechos
contiguos:
-iNieves!-dijo el marques,
miranda a su esposa, como Ell
que despierta de un sueho.
Ii Rodolfol. L.. iRodolfo queri-
dol. SD6nde estamos?. IQue es
.esto?...
II Estan ustedes en- Oaspel
-dijeron algunas woes stimuli
taneamente
Sc les explic6 que una peque-
ma artiSta del circo habia lOgra-
do huir del campamento, della
tandO a los criminales q les He
La gaceta., 1941-06-18

que, en- efecto, la habian robado
de su hogan los verdugos que Ia
eNplotan. La infeliz es artista
de circo. iArtista de circo, Sc
nores, la legitima heredera del
marquesado de Rio Verde, pues-
to que nosotros, que SOLO tuvi-
mos una hija, la perdimos en- un
nauiragio ,hace muchisimos a.
nos, y no hemos vuelto a tener
descendeTcia!, l.. IQuieren uste-
des decirme 81 no es sarcasmo
de la suerte y de la vida?...
I'm estremecimiento de he
roismo Y de horror recorri6 to,
dos los corazones de los mobiles
aragoneses.
ia yer! Que venga el juez!
-dijeron varia svooes.
-iParece que la guardia civil
ma logrado detener a los culpa-
bles, a dos mujereS, al menos,
que han sido levadas al iuzga,
dol
La gaceta., 1941-06-18
a todos prisioneros.

Naban a todos prisioneros.
-EntoDces..., Iha sido Ket-
y?... iKetty nos ha salvado? D..
isl, Ketty dicen que Sc Ia
ma!-dijo la dueha de la fon-
da-; esta en- casa del Registra-
dor de la Propiedad, con sus a.
mlguitos. Y dice dona Rosalin-
ga que va esta fuera de peligro.
Los marqueses, emocionados.
Sc miraron con una larga mira
ia de inteligencia y de ternu-
ra.
Luego, don RodOlfo cont6 a
TODD ell concurso, admiradisi.
mo, pendiente de sus labios, el
terrible drama de aquella pobre
nina, la tragedia de Zaragoza.
Y termin6:
ZNoSotros tenemos la abso-
luta certeza de que es esa la nj
ma que buscabamos durante tan
los amos infructuoSamentel... E.
ia miSna nos diiO en- Zsraguza
La gaceta., 1941-06-18
Jose LUIS defendera hoy su
corona contra Billy Conn
Los escritOres deportivos conceden al campe6n
las mayores probabilidades de ~triunfo.
Medidas, hechos y la ejecutoria de los dos

New York, JUNO 18.-Bily
Conn, una combination de "slug
ger" y probada habilidad, pelea-
ra esta noche con ell campe6n Jo-
sc Luis, del peso complete, y ira
tara de arrebatarle la corona.
Las apuestas sc hallan a favor
de Luis, en- proportion de 8 a |,
y la mayorfa de los escritores de
portivos opinan que Ell excam-
pe6n de las ITS libras sera venci
do por ell negro ''dinamitero'' de
Detroit. Tendra la pelea un limi-
te de Is asaltOs y ha deSpertado
una gran interes entire los "fie-
les" opinando ell empresariO NJ.
Jacobs que deiara en- las taqui-
Has 100000.
Sc debe ell interes generado
por ell match" a la creencia de
algunos expertos de que Conn
tiene muchas probabilidades de
exito, considerable los acentua-
dos rumores de que la decaden-
cha de Luis esta mas que inicia-
da.
Luis posee unos pufos formi-
dables, 10 que no tiene Conn y
graciosamente 10 confiesa; pero
Conn Sc propone usar su izquier
da relampago y pegar con ella,
sin descanso, en- la cara del ne
gro.
Ell peso de Billy sera aproxi-
madamente de $50 libras y Ell de
Jose Luis de 20S.
Los directories del campe6n re
conocen la agilidad y destreza
del retador, perO aseguran que
esas cualidades no lie bastaran
para c~onuuistar la corona.
Miles de partidarios de Conn
estan arriesgando su dinero y
particularmente en- Pittsburg,
de donde procede Ell aspirante al
campeonato.
Ell departamento de policia de
la ciudad de New York situara
mas de 1000 hombres en- Ell te-
reno y sus alrededores. Los vi
La gaceta., 1941-06-18
HK NNUBER
leva soatenidas 50 paeaa "a

Ueva sostenidas SO peleas ga
nadas 4S por nocaut y z por de
cesi6n. SOLO una vez Ia sido a.
ccStado.
Entire sus vfctimas figuran
Jack Kracken, Willis Davies,
Larry Udall, buck Everett, OF.
to Borhuck, Art, Sykes, Jack o.
Dowd, Stanley Poreda, Charley
Massera, Lee Ramage, Jack
Krantz, Adolfo Winter, Hanks
Birkfe, Red Barry, Roy Lazer,
Biff Bennett, Roscoe Toles, &C.
ne Stanton, Primo Camera,
King Levinsky, Max Baer, Pau
limo Uzcudun, Patsy Perroni,
Matte Brown, Charley Retzlaff,
Jack Sharkey, AL Ettore, Geo.
Bre:cia, Eddie Sims, Max Ssh :
melting, Stanley Ketchell, Bob
Pastor, j. ]. Braddock, Tommy
Farr, Nathan Mann, Harry Tho
mas, j. N. Lewis, Tony Galen-
to, Jack Roper, John Paycheck.
Arturo Godoy, AL Mccoy, Red
Burman, Abe Simon, Buddy
Baer, Gus Dorazio, Tony Music.
Billy Conn lleva sostenidas 81
peleas, de las cuales gan6 Al POI
decision, Is por nocaut Y perdit
siete.
Entire las mas destacadas vic.
timas de Conn aparecen Johnny
Lewis, Bob Dorman, Johnny Bi.
re, Ray Eioerle, George Schlee
PADDY Gray, Stan Nagey, Dicl
Ambrose, Jimmy Brown, John
ny, Yurcini, Steve Walters
Lewis Cook, Gen. Burrows, TEE
Moran, Honeboy Jones, Charlie;
Weise, FRITZ Zivic, Roscoe Mar
ming, George Leggins, Ralph
Chong, Vince Dundee, Teddy
Yarosz, Young Corbett, Solly
Krieger, Babe Risko, Oscar Rar
kins, Ray Actia, Dom Ceccare.
Iii, Eric Seelig, Gus Dorazio
Fred Apostoli, Melio Bettina
Gus Lesvenich, Henry Cooper
! Bob Pastor, Lee Savold, AL M
Coy, Ira Hughes, Gunnar Bar
lund, Dan Hassett y Buddy
Knox. Fue derrotado por Ralph
Gizzy, Teddy Movan, Dick
Woodwear, en- 1885. Young Cor
bett lie venci6 en- 1887, y Teddy
Yarosz, en- 1888.
BESIDE 1888 no ha vuelto a ser
derrotado.
La gaceta., 1941-06-18

Mientras venia ell juez al hO-
tel, con ell escribano y Ell algua-
eli y algunoS guardias, ell mar
ques, cada vez mas vivaz Y ami
moso, pidi6 a uno de los seiores
que les rodeaban s~olicitamente:
|iSenor, quisiera pedir a US
ted un favor!
Olga, olga, senior. iNo fall
taba mas!
Que telegrafien ustedes in.
mediatamente a Madrid, al pa
!acio de Rio Verde, en- la Caste
hama, para que manden un Co
che ola casa, que nos recoja. Di-
cen ustedes que esta aqui esa nj
ma, esa Ketty?
En- efecto.
misunderstanding doha Me
ves' que mejoraba rapidamente
luego del refrigerio que la ha-
otan servido y de los cuidadOs
Dc nz utdioOs- no cESo Qpa
La gaceta., 1941-06-18

gilantes del exterior estaran
mandates por Ell diputado ms :
pector jefe John j. de MARITIME
Y los del interior por Edward M.
Butler.
Figura en- la pelea semifinal
ell famoso chileno Antonio Fer
nandez, del peso medic, que no
ha perdido un solo combate ell
este pals. Holman Williams, de
Detroit, sera Ell contrincante del
sudamericano.
La pelea sera t%ransmitida por
la Radio, en- idioma espanol, a la
America Latina, a traves de las
ondas de Ia WGEO. Esta pode-
rosa estaci6n podra ser captada
en- onda corta, por los $3.50 kilo-
.ciclos. Arreglos especiales Sc
han hecho por la General Elec :
trio y la corporation Gillette pa
ra la transmission del programa,
empezando a las 10 de la nOche,
nora de economic de luz diurna.
Polo Grounds ha sido debida :
mente preparado y las puertas
Sc abriran a las seis de la tarde.
En- los Estados Unidos Sc hara
la transmission por la red Mu :
tual.
FluctGan 10 precios de los IL
ckets entire $3.50 y $500.
La gaceta., 1941-06-18
MILDRED BURKE LUCIA
RIA ESTA NOCHE EN- BEN
JAMIN

La campeona de luchas en- ell
peso de 100 libras, Mildred
Burke, defendera hoy su titulo,
en- ~BenujaminField, contra A
mazona May Young, de Oklaho-
ma. Una caida sin Unite de
tiempo, decidira ell match.
John W, Swensky arriesgara
su corona del peso complete IL
zero frente a Lee Censor.
FL Angel Sueco Sc batira con
Abe Yurist, a una caida.
Los "combates" empezaran a
as $50, segunla orden del en-
,presario Pinto.