davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

Glen millones. Sus OpreSores ale
names gObiernan los differences
pafses por medic de differences
m5tOdoS,
Polonia es la victima de una
tiranfa brutal la que MEGA a los
habitantes polacos ell menor YES
tigio de control politico. Ell la
mado "Protectorado de Bohe-
mia Y MOravia" tiene un gobier-
no de paja ell que Sc We obligado
a asistir y a ayudar a las auto
rjdades alemanas EN- la explota-
ci6n y saqueO del pals. En- Dina
marca, Noruega, Belgica y Ho-
landa los alemanes ensayan de
mantener una parodia de indie
pandencia polftica, en- un esfuer
20 dirigidO a organizar un go
.lbierno que Sc presto a su "nuevo
orden europeo''. En- la parte o.
cupada de Francia los alemanes
son sin disputa los duenoS abSo-
lutos, ipero aun en- aquella parte
sin olcupar, aquella parte gober-
NADIA "nOminalmente" por ell Ma
riscal Petain en- Vichy, los ver-
daderos gobernantes, los duenos
y SenoreS de hecho son los ale
names.
Sin embargo, todas las tenta-
twas de las autoridades de ocu-
paci6n. los gobernsdores, los
Raichs protectors y parecidoS
con nombres mas o menos relum
crantes y sonoros, para crear
una atm6sfera politica tolerable
con la ayuda de circulos indigo
mas va favorables al Fascismo o
preparados a c~ontemporizar con
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
I'm EscultoT CiegO

Mark Shoesmith es un escul-
tor ciego, de % amos, que ACADIA
de terminar un busto del famoSo'
cantante Lauritz Melchior, que
tuvo una hermanita ciega. Shoe
smith Sc qued6 ciego a la edad'
de 10 amos, cuando lie explode
en- la cara un cartucho de dina
mita con Ell cual jugaba. Hoy,
completamente ciego, ACADIA lie
terminar su sexto ano como es-
cultor.
Sc gradu6 de la Universidad
de Oregon en- 1884 y en- JUNO
recibira Su diploma de Maestro
de Aries, en- la UniverSidad de
Columbia.
Ell ciego hizo ell busto de Mel
chior palpandO la cara de este y
al mismo tempo comprobando,
en- la arcilla, 81 habfa reprodu-
edo correctamente las faccio-
mes. Los periodistas visitaron
a Shoesmith y 81 les dijo: Creo
lhaber dado a la "maquette'' to-
da la s6lida naturaleza y fuerza
de Mr.. Melchior".
La fundici6n Sc hara en- bron-
&c Y Melchior recibira Ell buSto
Ell dia Is de enero, cuando sera
hu6sped, como solista, de un con
cierto organizado por ell Insti-
tuto para la Educacion del Gle
go, de New York.
Shoesmith al presente da lee
clones, sobre escultura, a cua-
renta ciegoS, los que trabajan de
cuatro a eipco horas al dia en-
SuS obras.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
EscOT'piOneS

Ell suburbio dc Saude, en- Rio
de Janeiro, pas6 a ser la "Tierra
de Made, segdn los ~ca'olegra-
mas de la semana pasada, con
motive de haber1e presentado
"ondas" de eScorpiones pOnzo-
fosos, cuyo ataque produce la
PARALYSIS. Dos ninos "mordidos'
murieron al dia siguiente.
Los escorpiones sc han extern
dido en- direction de la aldea dc
Andarahy. Muchos vecinos han
abandonado sus casas.
lei gobierno pu3o en- actividad
a numerosas cuadrillas de Obre-
ros, con aparatos para matar in
sectos, Y la situaci6n parece va
dominada.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

En- vista de los m9todos crue-
les de la tirania alemana, no es
prcbado que per Ell momento la
masa de los pueblos oprimidos
rcmpa sus diluel y Sc lance en-
alberta rsbeldia contra sus opre
Sores. Para ESQ puede muy bien
ser que necesite un segundo Y
tai vaz un tercer inTierno de
guerra con nuevas restricciones
y memories raciones. Esta, sin
embargo, fuera de toda duda
que ell sisbema econ6mico anar-
quico aleman no podra sujetar
por largo tempo y obligar a
Glen millones de individuos ex-
tranjeros a vivir bajo condicio-
mes que forzoSamente deben en-
peorar dfa en- dia.
Que ell sabotage esta trabajan-
do activamente en- fabricaS y Ia
Heres esta probado en- pleno por
ell testimonio que nos llega a dia-
rio, pero cuyos detalles no Sc
pueden revelar sin que las auto
ridades alemanas sc pongan a ia
piSta de los saboteadores. Ell ia
botage y la re~sistencia pasiva
son las armaS naturales de los
pueblos oprimidos contra un re-
gimen edificado sobre ell terro-
rismo.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

por regresara a Europa, por ha-
Der desaparecido la causa que.
les obligaba a emigrar.
Cuando un official del barco
descubri6 que las demostracio-
mes y la algeria Sc debian al bo-
letin, puesto sin conocimiento de
la oficialidad, 10 arranc6 y 10
rompi6.
AL comprobar los extranjeros
que habfan sido enganados, la
tristeza deScendi6 sobre ellos.
Algunos pidieron Sc castigara
al autor o autores de la "bro-
ma.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
UN IMPIDIO
QUE ROBARAN AL ASIS-
N ADMINISTRATOR
DEL TEATRO PARK

Dos bandidos Sc presentaron
aver en- ell segundo piso del tea
tro Park, donde esta situada la
oficina del teatro Park, y anne
nazaban al asistente administra
trador Alfred K. Mason, con ar
mas de fuego, cuando un ciuda-
dano que salia del teatro Sc di6
cuenta de 10 que sucedia.
CuandO Is criminales vieron
que e hombre corrfa escalera a.
bajo, apartandose de ellos, a su
vez emprendieron la fuga.
Notified ell spectator al Sr.
o. G. Finley, jr., administrator
del teatro, quien inmediatamen-
tie acudi6 en- auxilio de Mason.
Antes de marcharse los fora
gidos obligaron a Mason a mos
trarles una aida que abre hacia
Ia avenida Grand Central 10 que
el hizo. Cuando llegaron a la ca
lie, Mason, amenazado, tuvo que
acompansrles hasta un autom6-
vii eStaciOna5O frente a una lyle
STA. Ali lie dejaron y Ell pudo re-
gresar al teatr.
Como Iowa fuertemente no le
fu6 possible tomar ell n1mero de
la lic;ncia,
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

Glen millones. Sus OpreSores ale
names gobiernan los differences
pafses por medic de differences
m5todoS.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
UNA VENTA MUY VENTA-
JOSA PARA Ell PUEBLO

La gran tienda de Raul We
ga Inc, ha iniciado una ven-
ia especial, de invierno, con
ell fin de favorecer a sus mar
chantes y la colonia latina.
Sc ha hecho una rebaja sus
tancial en- los precios y nues-
tras mejores familias sabran
aprovechar la OCCASION.
Raul pide que Sc investi-
guen sus precios, y la calidad
de sus mercancfas, antes de
comprar en- otros lugares.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
Los enemigos intestinos de Alemania
Efectos del SABOTAGE
Por Walter T~schuppik

Alemania tiene sujetos bajo
su pie a cerca de setenta Milo
mes de extranjeros. Incluyendo
Rumania, dOnde los alemanes
son los verdaderos amos; Hun
grfa, que no puede seguir una
politica independents, y la par
tie de Francia donde ell Mariscal
Petain gobierno en- servil ODE
diencia a Hitler, ell ndmero de
~sujetos extranjeros excede de
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y probables llu-
Was para la tarde y la noche
de hoy. Anoche, cuando ell
chubasco, ell viento pas6 de u
ma yelocidad de 20 millas, Ma
xima temperature aver, 70
grades; minima, SO,
La gaceta., 1941-01-16

81, son reducidos a la NADIA por
Ia invasion destructiva cobre la
industria c sobrs la hacienda de
los diferentes paises.
En- la mayor parte de ellos, A
'lemania ha Saqueado todas las
existencias y stocks, Iha libra
do un golpe mortal a su sistama
nonetario fijando cambios ar
.ibitrarios Y obligatorios, ha re-
dUoido Su e ,ardard de vida al
nivel de la miserable existencia
en- Alemania y ha agregado sus
industrias a Ia maquina de qua
a Alemania. Aparte de este, y co
portado miles Y miles de obreros
a Alemani. Aparte de este, y CO.
mo resultado del bloqueo, estos
pafses han perdido sus mercedes
ultramarinos y no pueden obte-
ner materials primas.
A degpecho de una censura ri
gurosisima tanto en- Alemania
como en- los territories ocupados
y que forma como 81 fueran las
paroles de una carcel de la cual
nj un sonido Sc quiere dejar es-
capar, llegan constantemente a
pafses extranieros noticias que
representa- ell verdadero sentir
de aquellos desgraciados habi-
tantes y de su situaci6n econ6-
mica desesrera2a.
Segdn reportages fidedignos
recibidos de Checoeslovaquia, la
cOglcha local monta solo a I'm
45% de la normal. Como los ex-
pertos obServadores habian pre-
visto-apesar de las denegacio-
mes de la propaganda alemana
-el "Protectorado" sc halla ca
ra a cara con un .invierno de
hambre. La situaci6n de estaS
arenas que antes fueron prospe
ras, Sc hace mas critica por ell
hecho de que los alemaneS Sc
han apoderado de grandes can
tidadeS de where's, en- particular
patatas. La coSecha de este tu-
berculo Sc estima en- solo IN
1850 de la normal, con ell re-
sultado de que las autoridades a.
lemanas Sc han visto obligadas a
devolver parte de su botin, aun-
que una parte infemteSimal Y
aun este con fines de propagan-
da.
La Gestapo no puede evitar
que los ObreroS checoS, alimen-
tados inSuficientemente Sc refu-
glen en- una resistencia pasiva
que tOma la forma de una pro-
duoci6n que constantemente va
en- baja. Sc ha sabido, reciente-
mente, que numerosOS essOy de
sabotage han Ocurrido en- las ia
bricaS checaS, apesar de las ex-
tremas penalidadei impuestas,
las que incluyen la pena de muer
te. Hace POGO TEMPO, cuatro O.
breros checos fueron ejecutad0s
por las autorldades alemanas y
sus nom5res SON: MaahoS Ra-
eek, Josef Swoboda, Karl Cihal
Y Jasomir Perka, per ell c-lito
de haber quitado las correas de
las maquinarias, 10 que acarre6
la suspension de trabajo por va
rios dias. En- otra fabrica la ma
lyuinaria Sufri6 danos importan-
ties por haberse introducido are
ma en- ell aceite lubricante.
La gaceta., 1941-01-16
Vitan1inaS en- Ia HdrinG

Las companies duenas de los
molinos para la harina de trigo
acordaron la Semana pasada a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
SPORTS Roundup

Chicago Up Nash Garrison errac heavyweight from San
lose Calf tanges tonight with Booker Beckwih 2lyearod
ar Ind negro who has been defeated 10 professional
Scheduled for 10 rounds the bout headned the stadum
Erst outdoor card Of the summer
Memphis Tenn 4P- Those not-1odafy Brooklyn Dod9er,
pill National League Flag Race, Manager Bill Terry of
ks Nsy York Giants predicts.
Locust Valley ms As the result of hi; crushing 81
r. so win Gene Mako, frankie Parker TODAY held the
Eastern Mems Single Clay Court Tennis Championship The dou
lie. lack Kramer and Ted Schroeder the National
championship California combination They swept through Parker
md Charles Mailman rs 6-5, o.
Chicago -AP- A. Comskey has left the Chicago White SoF
o s "bthcs" Charles H. Comiskey, H. future president
the american League Glib has left for his mothers
Eagle Raer Wis hopeful he'll land regular job 1oith
he Eagle Roer lind the ehanes Of PLAYING regularly
ntsVeigtS h Charles the prospect of trareng u1th the White
For and matching big league games from the d"gom
Louisville KY ms Bobby Riggs former Chcagoan now
Clinton S c. today added the Mems Southern Tennis Cham
onshp his collection Riggs defeated National Champion Don
Mcneil of Oklahoma City the postponed fifth set of their final
hatch, Is at the Louisville boat club Tuesday
Cherry Hills Country GLIB Den1er ms after fooling
the fnVdys and green's for four days Byron Nelson
Toledo o. got don business today the National
p c. A. mboshp he began the defense of the highly
sed he last wear Hershey Pa BY beating Sam
Snsrd of Hot Springs, up.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Strong Field of
Golfers Gather

CharlevoiX, Mich, July 9-AP-
A strong field assembled today for
the start over the Belvedere Golf
Club course tomorrow OF the
Michigan Amateur Tournament in
which Zygmund Zawadzki Of De-
troit seeks. TO become the first
champion TO repeat in nearly a de-
cade.
The states foremost amateur
golfers block the patti Of the 81
yearold Zawadzki who passed up
participation in the National Pub
lie Links championship at Spo-
kane, Wash. so that he might be
on hand 10 defend his Michigan
title. Zawadzki defeated Fred
Hammer, and J. for the 1910
title also decided here.
The four day meet opens with
an 1S-hole qualifying round which
will pare the field to 4 golfers. Two
rounds Of 1S-hole match play daily
Will reduce the contenders to semi
finals and the two-round playoff
Sunday.
The meet opens the Michigan
tournament season that includes
the open championship at Grand
Rapids later this month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Flint Indians Manage to Stay
IN Front But Take Punishment

Walton. Guzak allowed three hits
and six walks in two and two
thirds innings, finally giving way
to Riegel, who pitched the ninth.
Grand Rapids climbed to third
place by besting Saginaw, to 2,
on John Carey's fve-hit twirling.
Carey handled all the White Sox
easily except for Bill Mitterman,
who hit a single, double and triple.
The Lansing Senators took
night off from league competition
TO challenge the Detroit Tigers
in an exhibition game and made
fight OF II, only succumbing when
the Tigers rushed over IL runs in
the last three innings. The score
was 10 TO 9.
In the collection Of 90 Detroit
hits of three pitchers were two
homers by Rip Radclif and
third four-baser by Dick Wakefield.
The Tigers put over six runs in
the seventh when the score was
tied II. one In the eighth, and
Ave in the ninth. Dizzy Trout,
Floyd Giebel, Bud Thomas and
Hall worked for Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

Johnny sturm at hrst and Phil
(Rabbit Rizzuto at shortstop a
pair who swung and swayed for the
Kansas City Yankee farm last
year.
They have been ntted into the
Yankee team which has won nine
straight-and hopes TO make II II
for tie with the high for the year
set by thu Indians. The Yanks
also have won % out OF their last
q and have been hitting home runs
with a wild abandon reminiscent
of their greatest years. In fact
they have set srecords OF late in
this department. including the one
for hitting homers In consecutive
games-40 circuit smasheS in rs
contests In a row.
Joe DiMaggio anG- Charley Keller
figured In that to the extent that
they have 10 apiece and are tied
for leadership In both leagues
while, additionally. Keller has dFiR-
en- in 70 runs and DiMaggio II.
which also puts them ahead OF
both circuits. DiMaggio also Is
up there among the top hitters
with 1857 average. and an un-
broken string Of As record-cracking
hitting games in a row.
The Yankees seem fortified 10
keep coming II their pitching holds
up in the West. or, perhaps. the
foregoing may indicate that they
can do IL without any pitching.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Clouts Home Run With Two Men
on Base to Win All Star Game

Detroit July ss-INS-Ted VII.
liams had the last laugh over Joe
DiMaggio today.
For weeks now. TIE sports PAGES
have featured .JoeS PROLONGED h.t.
ting streak which smashed every
all-time major league record and
which now stands at - consecutive
games. And all the while. Ted las
been smuggling the old apple a. a
clip exceeding the 900 mars. but -
an apparently unappreciative audi
ence.
So Ted. yesterday, n the ninth
annual major -ieaFHe sii--isF -eii-
counter. comes M in the ,ast ha'f
Of the ninth inning with the ADer
lean League aggregation trailing s
to (. with two outs and cIou-s a
home run with two men en- base %
give the American Leaglers : 20
victory.
II was Frank MerriWell finish
There were all tho elements There
were those two men out There were
the $3.50 fans who gathered under
a sky thar was dotted pictugesGuely
with blue sunshine and scuddius
white clouds There was the tense
ness. And so Williams gets hold 81
fourth BAN tossed 20 Rim by
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Major Leagues Make Ready For
Crucial Contests After Respite

New York. July s-INS- With
the All-Star game out OF the way.
the major leaguers were headed
back TO their various posts today,
their three-day respite from the
championship races coming to an
end and the struggle for those
gold-laden pennants to be renewed
tomorrow. And the thing that is
about to burst forth with customary
hullabaloo is the first really cru
cial series OF the year In each cir
cult. The New York Yanks will
attempt TO prove in the West that
they rghtfully own the lead they
hold in the American. while the
Dodgers will be delighting the
home folks-they hope-with a
similar effort against National
League clubs on their own field.
Thus on Wednesday OF next
week, Yanks will have worked their
way right into the second place
Cleveland Indians stronghold, with
its marked signs OF crumbling, and
the Dodgers will entertain Their
chief contenders OF the moment,
the st. Louis Cardinals.
That the contention still will be
between the Yankees and Indians
on the one hand and the Dodgers
and Cardinals on the other seems
TO be cut and dried and neatly
stacked. The Yanks are In front
by S1s games, with the third place
Boston Red Sox four behind the
Indians. The Dodgers lead by
three and the New York Giants
are 6l4 behind the Cardinals.
On the trail to Cleveland the
Yanks will meet the st. Louis
Browns and the Chicago White
Sox in pair OF series, which seem
;nnocuous at first glance, but which
might prove troublesome. The
Dodgers take on the Cincinnati
Reds, now regarded by many as
the club the ultimate winner will
have TO beat out, and the Chicago
Cubs. Tho, seem determined TO go
nowhere in all possible haste.
Then comes the Cardinals.
Besides a great deal OF hustle.
what the Dodgers will show the
western invaders is combination
of good fielding, hitting and pitch
ing, the moot point, as always,
being whether IL will be good
enough to more strongly indicate a
pennant for those poor Dodger fans
who have been through a drought
for so many years that they are
all hut done in by that victory
thirst.
The Reds, Cubs and Cards con
ceivably could add TO the horror of
the situation.
AS for the Yankees, they go into
the West with what seems 10 be
one OF their greatest teams, notable
additions since last season being
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Williams Has Last Laugh Over Joe DiMaggio Today

ninth With the chips down and
smacked a homer the like OF which
has never been seen before In
Briggs stadium. except on one other
instance-jhe time Williams cleared
the whole fight field pavilion with
8 usty blow,
Suffice it 10 say that Pssseau was
the losing pitcher. that Edgar
Smith Of the Chicago White Sox
received credit for the win that
BOBBY Feller. Cleveland's fire ball
artist pitched for the first three inn
ings for The Americans and allowed
but one hit while whiting four bat
,ers. and that there we're the rest
Of the stars who did their bit 10 at.
,ract a hig crowd which paid money
which will be turned over 10 the
United Service Organizations for
entertainment facilities for the boys
Going their hlt for Uncle Sam
hut the story Vas Williams versus
DtNsgeio versus Vaughan. VIII
liams who JUS lived up 10 his ability,
piMacCio who Is defiant and
Vaughan Who was downhearted af-
ter the game but had no reason to
be
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

The Flint Indians take their full
hare OF punishment hut still
manage to stay out in front in
|he Michigan State League.
Stretching their lead little, the
Indians outslugged St. Joseph, IL
20 10. Tuesday night in the course
y overcoming a variety OF handi-
APPS.
The Indians needed a fve-run
Tally In the seventh to take the
tame out Of the rre and conscript-
ID Second Baseran Chubby Guzak
o do the pitching after Mounds.
pan Del Leslie had been floored
Ry>a line drive.
A drive off Casey Klewicki's bat
b the sixth, during a five-run as
ault by st. Joseph. put Leslie out
Z commission. He was taken to
Hurley Hospital In Flint for obser-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
asst Male Stronghold at
Cambridge Falls to Goods

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-UP- One
|, the few remaining strongholds
II pure masculinity has gone the
Eay of the barber shop.
He-men at Massachusetts Insti.
|lte OF Technology now push aside
Fix stockings to buy a slide rule
h the Technology Coop, studem
bookstore.
The Coop's display OF feminine
hosiery in its windows this spring,
be first time IN the stores history.
|rought fighting words from tue
|ditors of The Tech. You Have
Run. Dearie", ran a singing edi.
brial title.
Except for a handful Of goods,
fI.T is all male. The Coop 10 be-
|eved 10 have bowed to the die
|Ptes Of the few goods and steno-
pliers who frequent the campus.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Demand For Roquefort
Increases DURING War

DAVIS. Cal.-UP-College OF
Agriculture experts believe. there
is a connection between war and
Roquefort cheese.
Sixteen years ago the dairy de-
partment issued the formula for
making It, but few were interested.
With the advent Of the war. how
ever, demand from dairymen for
the formula has become so great
the department has been forced 10
rush an extra edition Of It TO the
press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Boxing Results

CBy international News Service)
At New York-Paul Klang, 161,
New York, scored technical knock.
out over Johnny Flores, 1856. Hous-
ton, Tex. (3).
Johnny Aiello, 121, Whining
ton, Del. won on technical knock
out over Bobby Henry, 1877. New
York 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
HAPPY AUTO PUMPING

SAN ANTONIO, Tex -UP-For
once I'm glad bumped into you"
had a literal meaning. A car crash
ed into the back OF the one waiting
for the light to chhng-. The drivers
concerned were old friends and
hadn't seen each other in several
years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
CHAIR YIELDS GOLD NOTES

LEOMINSTER, Mass UP -
When an auctioneer tipped up a
chair offered for sale at the VII
liam Boyden estate. the cushion
slid off--and so did $50 in gold
notes. The money was claimed
by Joseph A. Lowering. estate ad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
YOUTH BROWNS

SaEInaw. July 9 Thomas
DOYLE b3. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ju.
hls e. Doyle. was drowned Tues
DAY while swimming in the Sag.
NAV River At the Water Worries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

'Games behind leader.
tuesdays Results
No games scheduled.
Today's Games
No games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
GAME POSTPONED

With all the employees OF Cel.
trial Specially Company on vaca-
ton this week the scheduled game
between the Speciality team in the
City League and United Stove had
to be postponed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
NAMED CITY ATTORNEY

ictpskey. July . Edwin G..
second ward council
an, las been named city sttor-
ey b the council to replace b.
I. ID. recently named cir
Iit { by Gov. Van Wagner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
Sports Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
City League Baseball
United Stove vs.. Cunningham s.
THURSDAY
Cubs vs.. Merchants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
How They Stand

"NdIHtS UtNINU ItdUtT.
Tuesdays Results
No games scheduled.
Today's Games
No games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

Robert Ames, above, Of Schenec-
tady N. Y, is the first American
volunteer TO be accepted for serv-
ice in Great Britain's new civilian
technical corps Of scientists and
technicians. At 20. Ames is an
inspector Of aircraft transmitters.
He will leave for England soon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

Trucks that fit the job last longer on the
job! That's fact! And that's why owners
of Dodge Job-Roted trucks report extra
high mileage from their trucks high