davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Momentous Conference on
War to be Held in Russia
by y. S., Britain, Soviet
Russian Military
Position Still
Deteriorates
Nazi Attempts to
Drop Men From
Air Halted
.By International News Service,

fby International News SerVice)
Soviet Russia today speedily
accepted the proposal OF President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill for a three-power war
conference In Moscow. Josef Sta
lin. the Red premier and dictator,
urged that the meeting be held as
soon as possible, and British au-
thorities expected that sessions
might begin within the next few
days.
As plans rapidly shaped for the
momentous conference, that Rus
sian military situation continued
to deteriorate. Berlin said that
Russian losses In the Ukraine de-
bacle will amount to nearly one
million men killed, wounded, or
captured.
Moscow announced that "fiercs
fighting continued along the
whole but asserted that
large-scale attempts by the Ger
mans 10 land parachute troops
in the rear OF Red lines in the
Ukraine had been smashed by the
Soviet air force.
British planes staged new day
Hight air raids on German occu-
pied France. Soviet planes attack
ID northeastern Germany and
enc plane penetrated to Berlin.
Moscow said an attempted Ger
man raid on the Soviet capital
was beaten off.
Washington foresaw vastly I'M
portant moves behind the early
Moscow meeting. Real purposes
OF the conferences were said TO
be
Ito seek to draw Russia into
the Anglo-American plan for a
new world era.
2-To learn the strategic posi-
ton OF the Red armies and sound
out Stain on the possibility OF
providing the Soviet general staff
with British military advisors.
\ ITO seek assurances that the
Soviet far eastern army will be-
maintained intact as a check on
Japan.
Ia general. the main aim OF the
conference will be 70 keep the
Russians fighting as long as pos
slble.
Further light on the detectives
OF Mr.. Roosevelt and Churchill
may be forthcoming later today
when the President lands at
Rocklsnd. Ne.
Information 10 London agreed
With the Washington view that
the parley In Moscow would range
far beyond the matter OF sending
the very maximum" aid 10 the
L. 3. 3. r. There was some eKpec-
tation that military staff officers
would accompany the delegations.
The Times OF London even dis
cussed the possibility that a So
preme war council may be formed
eventually.
Some sections OF the British
press resumed pleas that Britain
stake everything on a major land
diversion or CONTAMINATION in
an attempt 10 draw off part OF
the German force from Russia.
Stain himself was expected to
head the Russian delegation a.
the meeting. London saw Harry
L. Hopkins, lend-lesse admins
traitor. as the probable chief
American representative. The Bril-
fish we're reported planning 10
send either Foreign Secretary An.
thony Eden or Lord Bsayerbrook.
minister Of supply. who now IL IN
Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Jacksonville Children Have
Place For OutgrOwn Clothes

Ypsilanti Council OF Social Agen-
cies. will transport the material TO
the old school building Mrs. Fem
o. may be contacted at the Board
OF Commerce office.
Sandwiches will be served 70 the
mothers by the children later-in
the afternoon.
Youngsters from four TO IL years
are gathering each Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday afternoons this
summer In the Old Jacksonville
school. so1ball, comic books.
marbles and domfr1es Furnished.
tertaiameat. Children arc also
making scrap books Of pictures por-
traying what they would like to do.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Pressure For
Japan, Aid to
French Likely
Economic Methods
Will BET sed

Washington. Aug l6-UP- The
Economic Defense Board headed by
Vice President Henry A Wallace
will direct its first efforts toward
exerting trade pressure on Japan
and aiding Free French territory
in Africa. II was learned today.
The board, created by President
Roosevelt 10 direct economic war
fare against the Axis. formulated
the program at meeting this week.
Wallace confirmed that the two pro-
tects were under underway. but de-
clined TO discuss them. The board
will meet again next week.
The nature OF economic measures
to be taken against Japan could not
be learned. 1t was pointed out. how
ever. that the government already
holds the instrumentalities for COM
pletely shutting off trade any time
desired. Japanese funds in the Unit
ed States have been frozen and can
be used only with Treasury permits
sion. All trade with Japan Is under
licensing restrictions which can be
used TO stop II entirely.
Aid 10 the Free French Is expect
ed to take the form OF purchases
OF palm and vegetable oils pro-
duced by the De Gaullist govern
ments in central Africa. II Is under
stood that the Free French have
about 100000 tons OF these products
available. Their purchase by the
United States would serve the dou-
Bile purpose OF providing the Free
French with a market they desper-
ately need and at the same time
prevent Germany from acquiring
vegetable oils IN which the. Reich
is deficient.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Gather up those outgrown sweat
ers, caps and trousers of your child.
for now you have a place to send
them where they will be used and
appreciated.
a group OF 10 boys and girls
have invited their mothers 10 the
old Jacksonville school for a rum
mage sale OF children's school
clothes Wednesday at 3 o'clock
Money from the sale will be used
by the group in purchasing recre-
ational equipment.
Children are bringing their cut.
grown wearing apparel TO the sale
Mrs. Flossie Feiner, director Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Extension of Time
on Payment OF Tax
Will be Considered

Councilmen will determine Mon
day whether penalty for delinquent
payment OF city taxes will be as
sessed
Practice the past few years has
been not to add penalties for late
payments. People in position to pay
have done so alter receiving tax
notices. say councilmen. Persons
not making payments Immediately
are those who would nay n they
we're given more time, officials feel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Thomas, Adde's
Stay in Posts

fBv international News seryice)
Buffalo. Aug. 16-INS-Consider-
alton Of the Brewster Aircraft
strike and few minor resolutions
was about all that remained for the
sixth annual convention OF the
United Automobile Workers (CiO)
today and 1000 tired delegates pre-
pared TO leave for home after an
exhausting 10 day session.
With President r. J. Thomas and
secretary-Treasurer George F.
Adde's reelected, five new faces
will appear on the incoming in.
ternational executive board.
The boards contro Is expected
TO switch from the banner OF the
Adde's faction TO that led by Wal
ter p. Reuther. a board mem Der.
Reuther leaders claimed their
group will control ia votes out OF
a total OF 353 under the new pro-
portionate representation plan. The
Adde's faction can count on 100
votes. or the remaining So votes,
the Reuther group needs only 10
PICK up three Tor voting major
ity.
Last year. under the unit voting
plan, the Adde's group had a 10 to
8 majority.
New members on the board are:
Jack Montgomery OF Oakland,
California, succeeding Lew Mich.
ener, barred from office for one
year by the convention: Thomas
II. Startling Of Atlanta to succeed
n. l.. Smith for the southern re
gion; Melvin Bishop OF Detroit to
succeed Leo Lamotte; Charles Ker.
rigan OF Long Island, ~ Y. TO sue
coed Peter Zanshi in the eastern
region and Alex MCGOWAN. elected
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Large attendance at the first St.
John Catholic Church Fair this week
has assured church members that
the entertainment will be continued
next year. About 500 have attended
each night but Friday evening the
crowd swelled to almost 900. To-
night that total is expected to be
doubled.
The show opened Tuesday with
mechanical rides set up on church
grounds, W. Cross st. The ferris
wheel and merry-go-round, popular
rides at any carnival, are having
their full share of customers. Tilt
o-whirl is also receiving patronage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
LegionPost to
be Out of Debt

Ray Augustus is completing to-
day final arrangements for a Z
o clock dinner at American Legion
Home Monday night for members
to celebrate the cancellation OF
Indebtedness on the Home.
Major owen J. Cleary is TO be
master OF ceremonies. Ford Motor
Company are sending a group OF
novelty performers for the pro-
gram. Colored motion pictures of
the Legion Fourth of July cele-
bration are to be shown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Guests May Contend With
NickeI-in-SIot 0oorbell

Los Angeles Aug. Zap
Troubled with unwelcome guests?
A nickel-in-slot doorbell. guar
anted not to ring unless a coin
is inserted. has been designed to
discourage them. 1t will be on
display at a meeting OF the in
ventors of America here Monday
night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Today in 1916

(BY Associated Press
Aug Is, l9l6-AP-French and
British storm three-mile sector OF
German trenches on some front
with gains Of 300 to 500 yards
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Congress Today

CBY Associated Press)
Senate and House in recess.
YESTERDAY
Senate
Approved and sent to White
House s7.5s6,s95.o00 supplemental
defense bill
Approved and sent TO House 1885,
100000 defense highway authorize
ton.
Passed revised 1855. sos. 600 de-
tense appropriation bill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
DRIVERS FINED, JAILED

Detroit. Mich, Aug. l6-Traffic
Judge Thomas F. Maher sent Il
drivers TO jail Friday and imposed
fines ranging from S25 to SIS on Is
others convicted OF reckless driy-
ing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

OPEN FOR BUsfNEssashos shop
at 30 L. Cross. Adv. SlsS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

ROME AP-New Raj night
raids on Catania. Sicily. we're report.
ed officially today to have taken a
heavy toll Of killed and injured in
civilian dwellings wrecked by ex.
plosive and incendlary bombs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

VICHY, France-AP- The Of.
fetal Journal published today two
government DEGREES requiring all
members Of the army and judges
TO swear personal fealty and OBJ
edience TO Chief Of State Marshal
Philippe Petain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

RoXBoRo. n. C.-Ns-A mob
estimated at 500 persons was held
at bay by officers today after
storming the Pearson County court
house and jail at Roxboro in an
attempt 10 lynch a % year old
negro accused OF assaulting a white
girl. The mob. including some men
armed with guns and clubs, storm
ed into the court house at 10 p. m.
last night, but was prevented from
reaching the negro. held in Jail
cell on the second floor Of the
building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

ROCKLAND. Maine-lNS-A bit
more OF the mystery surrounding
the high seas conference Of Pres
ident Roosevelt and British Prime
Minister Winston Churchill was to
be Observation-Disclosures the
Chief Executive returns to this
Maine fishing port this afternoon.
Before boarding his special train
for a direct run back to Washing
ton the President was expected to
hold a press conference.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

LONDON-AP- The admiralty
announced today that two Axis
supply ships. identified as the g.
667 ton German vessel Norderney
and the 4,272 ton Italian Stella, had
been intercepted on the high seas
by British naval Units.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

YICHY. Unoccupied France-AP
The national police were report
ed working today on the theory
that two men and a woman lit
orally blown to bits by a bomb
in the Albert Park in Nice Thurs
day were responsible for the as
sassination of Marx Dormoy, a
Socialist leader under the Third
Republic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

ANKARA. Turkey-tDelayed -
AP-After a heated controversy In
volving British and Italian inter
pretations OF treaties governing
the Dardanelles, the Turks today
permitted the Italian naval tank
er Tarvisio to proceed to Rumania
for oil-but under condition that
hereafter there will be no ex-
ceptions to the rules.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Completes Course

See UAW-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

LONDON-AP- The Rev. John
Charles Garlic. editor OF the Bap-
fist Times and former president
of the Baptist Union, died today.
During the World War he toured
the United States and Canada in
an effort to promote good rela-
tons with England.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

MOSCOW -AP- The Russian
ambassador to Sofia has rejected
as untounded a protest against. the
alleged bombing of Bulgarian ter
iitory by Soviet planes the night
OF August II, it was announced to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

LONDON-AP-The number OF
German bombers which have
crossed the British coast during the
past four weeks is we'll under 900.
an authoritative source asserted to.
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

LONDON-AP- John Coates. rs,
enc OF England's most famous ten
ors, diAd at Northwood after a
long Illness. He toured the Unit
cd States and Canada in 1925-26.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

WASHINGTON -AP- White
House action alone was necessary
today to make available 1885,
$4,000 more for defense. Tht
Senate yesterday passed a supple
mentary appropriation bill restor.
ing s75o,0O0,0O0 it previously had
stricken from the measure along
with other sums.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
OEP0RTES
MELTO BETTINA PE1EARA
MAnANA CON RED BUR
MAN

New York, julio 21.-Mana-
ma por la noche, en- ell terreno de
Ebbetts, en- Brooklyn, Melio
Battina, ell italiano excampe6n
de las IT'S libras, sc batira con
Red Burman, un "patrocinado''
de Jack Dempsey. Sera ell en-
c%uentro a diez asaltos.
Burman complete hoy su en-
trenamiento. ayudado por John
ny Romera y Johnny Mazinsky.
Como Bettina es zurdo, Bur
man escogi6 gladiadores de la
siniestra mano para sus ejerci-
ci6os.
FL italiano lleva sostenidas %
peleas desde que pas6 a la cate
goria del peso complete y lS de
elias ganadas por nocaut. LIE
han ayudado en- su "acondicio-
namiento", Monroe Cruz, AL
Smith y Jack Marshall.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

tendria Ell dido en- las horas de
calma de aquellos dfas inter mi
nables, de aquellas noches de
insomnia o de suenos cortos,
salpicados de pesadilla horri-
bles temiendo a cada instante
que Sc abriera la puerta y en-
tiara el odioso, Ell horrendo Y
vii personaje.,. en- vano, TODD
en- vano. No las habia vuelto a
yer, no habia vuelto a OR sus
woes, que la hablarian, al me-
nos, de la vida quiza perdida pa
ra siempre!
-JlEs que las han matado?-
preguntaba a la criada china.
Y Shing-Pei, con su impasi-
bilidad oriental, respondia, SON
riendo abyentamente:
|No, Piedra Preciosa! iE-
Has viven mucho felizas, en- Ia
otra parte del palacio..., porque
ser amabies las dos con Lin
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

quilador de la desdichada espo-
sa de Pedro de Ndnez.
Con gran sorpresa cuya, Lin
Chen la trataba bien.
Hacia que la diesen de conner
tres 0 cuatro wees cada dia, Y
la bruja Shing-Pei, sin cesar de
aconsejarla "que fuera amable
con Ell antique mandarin, la
traia frutas y golosinas.
Hay que advertir, sin embar-
go, aunque ell lector avisado va
10 sabe que la mayoria de las
golosinas de los chinos, no son
comestibles para los europeos,
como tampOco 10 son muchos de
sus platos.
Maria de la Cruz agonizaba,
de todos MOODS, de un sufri-
miento moral insoportable en-
su estrecha prisi6n.
En- vano preguntaba cada dia
a Shing-Pei por sus pObres cem-
paheras de cautiverio; en- vano
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

mas lagrimas de inconcebible a.
amargura, Sc decfa:
|iEra demasiado hermoso
mi sueno de encontrar a mi Pc
dro querido, de encontrar a mi
MIA adorabda L.. va al llegar a
a Toxic, al enterarme de Ia
muerte de Maria de las Moves.
al saber, luego la muerte tragi-
ca de lsidoro, acabe de compren
der que 70 soy una maldita L..
81; yo soy una maldita, una a.
pestada. FL sueho de encontrar
a mi seres queridos; la esperan
"a de rehabilitar mi pobre exiS-
tencia, no cabian en- esta pobre
vida mia de angustias, de prue-
bas, de torturas sin fin. en- es-
Ia vida mia en- que cada bora,
cada dia, cada minute parecen
estar sehalados de antemano pa
"a soportar un ultraje, una a.
frenta, un dOlOr nuevo...
La infeliz lloraba,
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

sa, que 20 decirte la verdad! NJ
llorar til. To no tener mas que
ser mucho buena con mi amo, y
tn ser dichOsa hasta Ell dltimo
cielo.
Maria miraba a la china con
ojos que fulminaban.
IAN, los miserables L..
7 al quedar sofa, apoyada con
ira Ell alfeizar de la ventana.
que quedaba muy alta, pero a.
donde ella Sc encaramaba en-
fuerza de cOjines Y poniendO la
mesita debajo, Sc decia, contem-
plando eternamente el mar So
litario:
-lNo saldre con vida de a.
qui,. no es possible, no es posi-
81 no me matan mis- ver-
delgos, me matara la t~risteza.
la augusta, los dolores fisicos v
morales, el horror, la rabia. la
impotencia L.. iPobre de mfl...
Vtras wees, sorbiendose u
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

local, dijo que 81 no habia reti-
RADIO la novena....
Aayer, sin embargo, Ell pdbli-
co pudo comprobar que este pc
ri6dieo habfa dicho la verdad
Cuando lego Ell momento de
las conferencias, ell Sr. Sanchez,
en- una carta publicada en- IN pc
ri6dico local dijo que Ell no ha-
bfa retirado la nOvena.
Aver, sin embargo, ell pGblico
pudo comprobar que este peri6-
dicO habia dino la verdad.
CuandO lego ell momento de
jugar ell primer desafio, lie falta
ban a la novena del Circulo Gu
bano varios jugadores.
AL fin, Sc jugaron varios Sin
nings," con peloteros prestadOs
pero los cubanos perdieron ell
partido por falta de jugadores.
mo mercce ell pGblico una ma
yor consideration?
ST Sc habia rectificado ell pun
to de la retirada en- un gesto de
cordialidad I~ntersocial, 5por
que no Sc present6 la novena?
La nueva crisis en- la Liga,
provocada por Ia indisciplina y
en- cierto modo por ell apasiona-
miento de los fanaticos, sera IA
cilmente resuelta 81 todos los
clubs sinceramente colaboran
para lograrlo.
Ha llegado ell momento dc la
"acci6n heroica", para salvar la
Liga y todas las medidas peril
nentes deben tomarse.
Perdido por los cubanos Ell
primer desafio, sin jugarlo, Sc
batieron en- ell segundo los AS
turianos y los Garibaldinos.
Piniella lanz6 en- excelente
forma y solo lie pegaron cinco
hits; pero Casares atravesaba
uno de sus dias malOs y la move
ma del Centre fue derrotada.
Los tres errores de los astu-
res ayudaron a anotar las tres
carreras de los italianos anti
fascistas.
Ell desafio Sc mantuvo empa-
tado, una por una, hasta ell no
veno, cuando los de la Unione
pasaron dos veces la gonna.
Dispararon los derrotados
diez hitz, en- esta forma: dos de
Igiesias, dos de Magadan, la
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
No era verdad.

~
Els cierto que vivian; pero So,
metidas, cada una en- klna de
las alas del enOrme paiacio, a
las mismas tOrturas que Maria
de la Cruz, resistiendo como e.
la, prefiriendo, como ella, Ia
muerte a la caida, al divide de
su honor y de tOdos sus pudores
de mujer...
Pero Maria de la Cruz duda-
ba
Dudaba y llOraba. pidiendO a
veces de rodillas q la china. que
la dijese la verdad.
Shing-Pei, fingiendo emocio.
narse, levantaba a Maria. pro-
digandola esos nombres sonoros
y dulces con que los orientales
'estlmonian su admiration:
ioh!, levantate, Media Lima.
Estrella Brillante, Ciela de We.
Ievantate, Piedra Precio-
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
now finding great tavoF
anlong uOsSson

martires, acab6 por apretar los
puhos, mostrandolos al inmun-
do personaje, al tempo que de-
cta, sin penSar que Ell chino no
podia comprenderla:
-lBandido, miserable. CO.
mo te acerques a NIL, como in
tentes acercarte otra vez, te sa-
co los ojos, canalla! L..
Lin-Chen, de pronto, Sc apa-
cigu6.
Ahora miraba al suelo,
lParecia p~rdfundamente pen-
pativo, como 81 estuviera ausen-
te, como 81 no a su enemiga.
Y, al fin, murmurar una sofa
palabra, sin lamar siquiera una
mirada a Maria, sali6 de la es-
tancia, hacienda que Sc abriera
la puerta con solo dar dos gol-
pes en- ell gong.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

najes. ALI, sin embargo, la al
canada siempre el lascivo e in
mundO p~ersonaje, que sonreia
con esa sonrisa senil que delata-
ba Ell apetito mas bajo del hon.
bre. Pero Maria de la Cruz, alb
negada y heroica, acababa de
escaparsele de entire las manos,
y varias wees hizo rodar al CT
nico personaje por ell suelo.
Lin-Chen Sc Incorporate, no
obstante, tranquilo, sonriente,
sin perder su sonrisa de satire
viejo, y de vez en- vez masculla-
ba unas palabras en- su idioma.
La esposa de Pedro, indigna-
con la exaltaci6n de los
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
Ciiculoc ubano pepd6 e desafod de aver pOr
nDpfesentaf complete su team"
Deben todas las novenas colaborar par
resolver la crisis.
PinieIla lanzo en- buena forma, pero lie
TOGO perder ell juego

Dijimos la semana pasada, y
eScribimos la verdad, que Ell C,
Cubano, por medic de su dele
gado, ell Sr. Luis Sanchez, habis
retirado su novena de la Ligs
Intersocial.
Lo dijimos pensando en- la me
raj de la Liga y, sobre TODD, en-
ell respeto que Sc debe al publ
co.
Rogo ell presidente Guastella
a los peri6dicos que no Sc publ
Ease NADIA; pero ell director de
la Gaceta" opin6 10 contrario,
por cuanto Sanchez habia hecho
su declaration en- pGblico, en-
presencia de Delegates, subdele
gados, visitantes y personals que
no tenian relaci6n alguna con la
Liga.
Era un secreto a vOces.. y esa
clase de secretos perjudica a los
peri6dicos, por cuanto ell publ
co Sc entera en- las fabricas. ca
fes, clubs, etc. y, sin embargo,
los diarios NADIA dicen.
Iniciado ell debate sobre csc
particular, algunos senores dele
gados dijeron que Luis no tenfa
la suficiente autoridad para
retirar la novena como preten :
dfa. Luis insisti6 en- que Sc ha-
llaba autorizado por ei ejecuti-
vo.
Como 'hablando Sc entiende
la gente," ell presidente Guastel-
la Sc lament6 de que Luis y ell
p~residente del 'CircuIo Cubano,
.Paquito Garcia lie habian lido a
buscar para que aceptase la pre-
sidencia y ahora lie jugaban esta
mala partida.
-Yo ire a hablar con el pre-
sidente del Circulo.
Como resultado de las confe-
rencias, el Sr. Sanchez, en- una
carta publicada en- un periodico
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
I'm WEUEFE
G. HAY Ell
PUGIL JOE TURNER

I'm hombre de 215 libras. ma
two de Texas, Joe Turner. hara
hoy SUI entrada "triunfal" en-
Tampa y Ell viernes por la no
che Sc batira, en- Benjamin
Field, con Ell corpulento espahol
Claudio Villar, protegido de
Jass Losada
Turner hara SD entrenamien
to a las dos de la tarde, en- el
gimnasio de la calle Franklin,
de modo q@e Ell pdblico pueda
yer "sus condolences,
FL visitante ha sido derrota-
do por Rudy Scott y Tony Mus
to, 10 que anuncia su "calibre'
pero ha obtenido vlctorias sobre
Babe Richie. Red O'Connor,
Farmer Connolly y otros ciuda-
danes de la "cola',
Antes de venir a America, VI
liar, cue suponemos es galaico'
venci6 en- Europa a Walter Neu
sci, Hans Mueller, Red Brenn-
and y Ell cubano Malibran.
En- su primera vista a Esta-
dos Un.dos, por cuanto eSta IS
la segunda, venci6 a George
Cook y Larry Gains.
Perdi6 con COck la primera
pelea, pero en- Ia segunda 10 a.
pabull6; hizo tablas con Gains
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
DIVORCES

Decretos: Evaristo Cotos con-
ira Maria Gonzalez Cotos; Syl-
vester P. Miller contra Curtis
B. Miller; Rachel Carlisle con-
ira John S. Carlisle; Vermelle
Strother Vavrina contra Rich
ard Phillip Vavrina.
Nuevas demands: Myrtis
Fulghum contra j. N. Fulg-
hum; Abel Patrick contra Emo
ry Patrick.