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La gaceta., 1941-03-13
GANo my d la CA
E e

My Judy" un valioso galgo.
gan6 Ia octava carrera de ano-
che en- e Csnedromo de Sulphur
Springs. No era el gran favori-
10, pero Sc le comedian probabi
lida6es de victoria.
Sc diScutia 81 stake" Juye-
Nil. en- Ia octavs. con IN valioso
premio. Empty Packets lego el.
segundO lugar Y Lucky Squeak
en- teroero. Buddy By, e favori-
10 mayor. oued6 en- el ssptimo
puesto. Los bo,etos de Ms Judy
Sc abonaron a $3.50. S7y$.6O
Ganaron Ia combination do
bic Prim Patsy Y Domantico.
con una reeompensa para sus
fieles" de $500.
Varies de los mas veloces gal
Cos de Ia pista correran hoy, en-
Is octava. entire clos Equity,
Turf Terror, Hellenic, Grady Y
Who's Boy.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

La Chata Sc encogi6 de HON
bros.
La verdsd era que q negoelo
cue le proponia. mejor dicho'
que le venia prOponiendo va des
de unas semanas atras Ia ilustre
Cahsmona, seria red0ndo de sa-
lir bien; pero. ~ 81 sc tOrcia!
Sc trstaba de haceres beoer
en- e. vino a sus dos hombres. y
nos pOlvos de aquellos de "a ma
DIRE CeleStino. con los cuales los
largari0A al otro mundo en- me-
dis bora. L1ego podian e1nar
los cad&veres q IN no, y que VI
niera e mas pintadi q sostener
Que no habian muerto a conse-
euencis de IN accidente.
70 te juro que nos Ponenos
las botS-insisti6 todsyia Eme-
rencia.
-Siempre s'exagera.
No s'exagera NADIA. IQR te
crees que que hsber hechO e Co
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

CORA con e. dinero de tantas
funcioneS?
No Sc E dice que no tie a.
penas IN cuarto.
y tt te 10 crees. iPues, hiia
mia, 80 no comuulgo con ruedas
de moline. En- cuanto eShara-
mos los fiombreS a un rio o al
po0o Y pud&ramos registrar
bien las areas del otro furg6n,
encOntrariamoS muy buenos
cuartos. Y a darnos la gran vi
dal
Hay una coSa que me con-
tiene, sobre to.
lei que?
Que les dieramos ell ilcara.
70. Y luego no Ia estiraran. iY
entonces?
IS Bah Supongo que til no te
deSmayarSs de yer sangre.
Clare que no.
Pos entonceS... iCon esas
nsvajss de AAbaeete con que Pc
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

con mas algeria. con mucha mas.
algeria que las tripulaciones de
las carabelas de Colon fueron a.
cogiendo la a%parici6n de las tie
uas al otro lado del 0c6ano..
TODD sc o,vid6... rSncorsS. in
.sidiaS, prop6sitos torpeS de trail
planes de crimen...
i'm ventorro l-dio Cogor-
"a, 81 primoro, extendiendo IA
.diestra hacia delante, y deseu-
briendo con su vista da aguila
de las llanuras 81 ramo seco de
.pino eolgado en- la puerta, en- el
sombrajo.
=Supongo que nos comida-
.ras a beberg la Eme.
guinando I'm oio a Ia Garcia.
u Yes c,arol-rupuso a Che
ia por su maestro mo, Pa
lito7
ID Natural Tres duros de Vi
no, A yer 81 entrances en- caloc.
I'm ratio dospues. la caravaua
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

Hank Greenberg pego aver
un batazo de jonron, en- Lake
land, con dos eorredores en- las
bases. Una pelota lsnEsds por q
novato Hal Manders recibio e.
batazo de Hank.
Los Dodgers sc marcharon a.
yer de Ia Habana Y pasaran a.
gunos dias en- Clearwater. Leo
Durocher eStA muy satiSfecho
con 50 novena.
"Creo tener grandes probabi-
lidades de victoria. Contsmos
con rservas en- este aho. Tene-
mos con cuatro de los mejores
pitchers de d Liga, Hugh Ca
sey, Whit Wyatt, Kirby Higbe
Y Luke Hamlin. 81 Fred FiU-
simmons, Curt Davis, Bill Swift
V Yves Flowers dan el reSultadJ
que espero. entonces habrs que
oontar con nosotros q Ia bora
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

jAh. entonces. hija mia, no
te quejeS! No ties sangre en- el
eUerpo. ESQ eS: ssbes que "a
hombre y ell MIC ten dinerO
guardao, muehs mosca, y que
nos haeen psssr las morss,
desde que Sc msroho Ia piO-
jeris, Y no te decides. To We
ras.
-Esas cosas hay que pen
sarlas mueho.
-Cuanto mas Sc pienSan,
peor. 70 m'encargo de dar-
les Ell jiearazol
Bah! Nos detendrian.
Adem&s, no hay neeesidad de
cargarse a nadie. ICON guitar
les Ell dinero. y lsrgarnos, en-
paz!
TT eres tonta. tie erees
que no darian con nosotras?
~ moririas como los eabsllos
de las plszas de tOrosl Y 20,
Ia verdad. no tengo ganas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13
Los Rojos de Cincin. vencieron a los Catdenales
Craft peg6 un oportuno "jonron"

primeros innings, a los pelote-
res de Crosley.
Ernie White pudo dominar al
Cinci en- los innings cuarto y
quinto; pero en- el sextO lie salu-
do Graft, estando llenas las ba-
seS, con I'm ''cuadrangular'. La
pelota pas6 por encima de las
gradas del jardin izquierdo.
Descargaron les Cardenales
siete hits y los vancedores solo
cinco.
Ademas de Walters Y Riddle,
McKechnie utilize al pitcher
Logan.
Lanzaron por los derrotados,
en- los Gltimos innings, Lyons y
Hutchinson.
Cinci 600 OO4 200-6c, 5h, 2e.
Card 90 21O OO1-4c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

los Estados Unidos- "YO no 10
he visto todavia. pero tengo Ia
seguridad &c cue va Sc entrena
en- uno de nues.ros campamen-
los"
Tunney es setualmente tenien
te comandante de la reserva y
81 mission es coordinar e entire
namiento fisico de los photos
de Ia marina.
los rigidos r~eQuerimientos
del servicio produciran e. mu-
chacho que destronara a Luis.
Ell pr6ximo campe6n sera toda-
VIA mas poderoso cue Jose Luis.
Tunney Sc marchara de esta
ciudad e. domingo e ira a visi-
tar g los cadeteS de Opa LOcka.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

FOHetin No. 425
TONG SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CALI

iAh, Sarc2Sno del deStino v
de la suerte cruell
iQuiza. mientrsS sus ingratos
compaheros oombinaban los de-
tales para aSeSinarlss con toda
impunidad. elias las bondadosas
muieres, eSforzabsnse pOr en-
eontrar IN meRa apetitoso para
la cena de Pablo y de IsidrOl...
Oigamoslss
70 no o digo que rhaga-
mos ahora. Garcia; PSblto es
mu escam6n. y ademas, duerme
con IN ojo alberto Y e, otro &C.
rrao; pero a,guna vez habrla-
mos de tener ocsSi6n pa elo...
No IS cue decirte.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES

Arribara hoy a Tampa e en-
presario Jack Kearns, que con
Jim Downing ofrecera Ia sema =
ma que viene, en- Phillips Fled,
IN interesante programa dc bo-
xeo.
Seran presentsdos ese mismo
dia, bien protegidos para no ser
derrotadoS, Pat Comiskey y Ne
Ito Bettina. Peleara Bettina con
Jack Marshall, el titulado cam
pe6n del Sur, una victima de
Marty Clark. E contrario de
ComiSkey no Ia sido eScogido
aun, pero creeSe que 10 sera Hen
~ Cooper. Tn tanto por ciento
sc destinara a Ia obrba de auxi-
lilo a ~Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

ST no paga los 5000 de multa,
tendra que pasar 60 dias en- la
carcel.
Dos negros declararon que
Smith les habia vendido "panue
los de la buena Suerte" y les ha-
bia ''l;ido' Ell future, cobrando
n5r Sus services. POr uno de los
panue,os cobr6 Smith $3.50 Y
por Ell otro $3.50,
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

la entrada en- ZaragOza fue
dos dias despues sin otra move
dad.
Monsieur Renard Y 81 hrillan-
te Segundo hsbian aplazado 81
poHer fSambros a Jas senoras
por una raz6n poderosa, Que hi
rio Ia mente del gran criminal
que era Pablito
Era precise 6asGmharazarse.
ante todo, de los furgones. Ia inn
pedimenta Y los eahallos, para
poder hego moverse con toda IL
bertad.
Y Pablo hahia decidido VEN
dero TODD en- ZaragoEa.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13
QUE FOTOGRA-
FLARSE Y OAR SUS IMPRE-
STONES DIGITALES LAS
~CARTOMANTICAS

Una nueva ordenanza de Is
ciudsd de Tampa requiere de
las ~cartomanticas. msgoS, profe
tas ambulantes, etc. e. ser foto-
grafisdos Y Oar sus imprssiones
sntes de que puedan o
perar en- e. perinetro urbano.
Tn tai Alfredo Smith no 10 hizo
ssS y aver fue multado. en- Ia
corte de policia.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13
TUNNEY CREE QUE Ell FU-
TURo CAMPEON VISTE
AHORA UN

Miami Bach. mario lS.-El
excampe6n mundial de boxeO,
Gene Tunney. deSsr6 aver en-
ests eiudad que e. future cam
pe6n del peso complete. a su jul
clio, viste actualmente IN unifor
meiel ejepito o Ia marina de
La gaceta., 1941-03-13
Las dos mujeres rieron.

Las dos mujeres rieron.
Una larga carcajada brutal,
que las toNia, obligandolas \
hacer contoriones y las ponia a
.nunto de ahogarlaS.
Los dos compinches acabaron
por Dir el estr5pito, Y sc acerca
ron, sonriendo Embellishments,
Is preguntando;
-GQue Sus paSa, madamas2
las madamas no pudieron con
testar, al pronto.
Luego. Ia Fine explic6, entire
dos turfaradas de risas:
IA esta que sc r0curren H.
mas barbaridadosL.
Los furgones hGbian alcanza-
do un altozano. Y surgi6 un ven
torrillo en- lontananza.
I'm ventorrillo, cada v%entorri-
10 dc la carretera era accgido
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

Aver. en- New York. Johnny
Iannotti, de 1884, libras, hizo
tablas con Curley Nichols, 126
del Bronx.
En- Los Angeles, Richard D-
mos, de 129 libras, superb a
Guy Serean. de Namps, Idaho.
Lenny Mancini. de Brooklyn;
vapule6 en- New York. anoche, q
George Martin, peso ligero de
Los Angeles. Mancini pesaba
81 librss. dos mas que su opo-
nente.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

En- San Antonio, Texas, los
Browns de San Luis vapulearon
aver q las Abejas. derrot&ndo-
las con anotaci6n de 9 carreras
por /. Eden Auker ianz6 en-
buens forma.
LsnZaron por el Boston. Yves
Ferrell. Dick Erickson y Go.
Barnicle.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

Visti6 aver Ell uniforme de los
Yankees en- St. Petersburg, 81
famoso jardinero Joe d Mag
gio. FL preSidente Ed Barrow
arrib6 en- horas de IA tsrde. pro-
cedente de New York. Di Mag
gio duo que estabs satiSfecho
con 81 sueldo.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vspores l.
mericanos Benjamin BrewS =
ter" Y "Topa Topa," las barcas
"Manatee' Y "Suwanee' con el
remolcador "Chipola" Y la motto
nave britannica General Tosta"
No parti6 aver ninguna en-
barcacion mayor.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

FL primer cusiranguar en-
Jas prscticas de los Medals Ro-
jas de Boston. 10 ~dispar6' a
yer, en- Sarasota, el pelOtero
Stan Spence. Los noyatos del
Boston derrotaron a los regula-
res. con score &c 8 carreras
por o.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

Los Gigantes de New York
vencieron aver 8 los Sensdores
con anotaci6n de 4 carreras con
ira /. Pegaron Z hits los hon.
bres de Terry. La dnica carrera
de los Sensdores Sc produjo el
"a primera entrada, por cuenta
de Schumacher. Bob Carpenter
- Bill Lohrman no permitieron
anotar a los hombres de Grit
fifth.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

habia hecho alto en- la plazoleta
del ventorrillo, y los cuatro mi
serableS, sentadoS alrededor de
una mesa mugrienta, bebian CO
mo los mejores amigos del mum
do,
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K ing
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

Ernesto Lon5ardi firm6 aver
su contrato con los Rojos de Gin
cinnai. Sc le aument6 Ia pags;
pero no Sc le concedi6 TODD 10
que pedis.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13
Con Ell bate IA MascOa y los E~spejueIos


del oombate final. Estimo tensr
IN buen cuadro con Dolph Ca
mill, Pete CoScarart o Alex
KampOuris en- Ia segunia. Pee
Wee Reese en- e. IS 8 Harry La
vagetto en Ia tercera.
No cree Durocher que los Dod
gers retornarsn q Ia Hsbana e.
aho que viene.
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

lamos las patatas, Les cortaba-
mos ell cuello!
La gaceta., 1941-03-13

NrtOHanO Manteiga. Editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Old Landmark
j Being Raced

&c H.RBoR 4 landmark Of
- Ga Hsreor il fast disappear
lnE. under TIE srseking toes Of
Je1n Anderson q Crescent Valley
= IN caring down the ed
etors huidlng BY TIE post office.
oernp ed /. few years ago BY I A
nnnt ard known then - me
x1nkers shop
his building vas erected in
10 BY A. NJ. Burnham. father Of
cnoeain A. b Biz Durham and
GD1rence :. Nick Durham. al
n1neers 81 the Northwest
BE original building Was a VA
Gront grocery store run BY Joe
Or and faced toward the har-
a. most Of its customers -
G.ved By boat. The site Of the
Eoeent road was a wagon trail
- Was the only road in the DIS
H<et At that time Above the
G1ofe was hal with stage.
woere the local talent produced
~ tsnEy melodrams Il the day.
n 1872 the building vas occupied
~ Bert Uddenherg 50 garage.
Anderson Is building a house from
- lumber. which is still sound
60 Of generous proportions found
- Structures erected in the DAYS
1T lumber was plentiful and
GIDsp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
poliiiculars

she hss iereisa - hess1 - N.
rrefesstea II fee~as otymplx 80.
stoHss
rr~a~ssrks -. .ssfra saite
. e.nsr.lTes tat h=><lii=s ks>
s~e~ little .~ase tke- - y
- kse~s - ~esssa ssrers ss~
.rres.ss.~~s esFs - altered.
TIE representative. hke tsxun.
risn. q - : eaasilslsts n iess
fFxie4isss nay -. tse
- fsf =. snusA. ~ nsFaklls<n.
Asss seakkt ths pssi ~ 49, hsssss
q 10 ali.f<mn<Fstle t~ssra ef
commissioners
Their "a . sgefY that ens eezas
snissleosf Fvesntiy aff~fsd - at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

They revealed that stock piles
u loeal 1obo@rs have hsen sx-
hsusted and that eniy prxsts IN
Neniefiss q the shirysr,is them
selves hsxe prevented DELAYS In
ship building ard repairing
A spokesman fer Lake Union
Dfydeck a Machine works en-
gaKed IN the construction q 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

hsld ter pficFi,i<s snd az -
psfissclnk ~ shortage he eams
situstisn prevailed e wlnzscs
Marine RslINzy a shsphaliaink
company. building nlnssw<ereFs
rhs Associated shinheniasrs =
IN fced shsre ~stA astlveFses
little ahead - shestais. Ths
fifm - constructing ~rsplsns terri
go Lake Wsshingioa shirSafds
engaged n similar waesk = 1sts
tins sienK ftne. spokSsman said
At seattle racems shireusldink
corporations rscom. saFa. ~ II.
fleisl sd. oar requirements have
teen met - far Ia eomrans
- tss sFmv fsaspest. - NJ
wsys. snd helas euuffssts far -
g tNrs carte vessels fcf shs
maritime eemnisstnn ard five
tanksss Ter the navy.
s aassaasss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
WAVES WAVES

Elisabeth Fraser, busy in pic
lures since she arrived Al Warmers
several months ago. hasn't yet
seen the Pacific ocean, only ten
miles away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Club to Meet

The regular meeting Of the
I1osedale Mixer club at Rosedsle
cDnmunity hail Wednesday viii be
voted to discussion Of the com
= years program. HosteSses for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
P. S. Shipbuilders Are Reluctant
To Predict Steel Delivery Future
Stock Piles OF Local Iobbers Now
Exhausted: Trouble MuY Be Ahead

SEATTLE shirsuans rsrsea
SATURDAY hat
hey reluctant rred re falur, would hid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Nimpany snd Mrs = q. Milne.
A bridal shower was held Friday
afternoon NJ the home ~ MrS. Ar
thur Burklsnd. honoring Mrs. Marie
Mcleod and her sister. Mr.. Fay
kriegel. daughters Of Mrs Ruby
Peterson Of Gig Hsrbor. who we're
married recently. Thirty guest.
were present AZ this double event
Mrs. louise kretehman will b.
hostess TO the Pinochle club at
o'clock luncheon Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

The Sssftie-rscoma shirhnila.
ma corporations Seattle yaras.
building > aestreyeFs. fsfasea
comment. bat 4 xss believed hey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

,~rore rerrg rei-ss-u "a 'ss-.-y
constructed experimental LAKE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

this meeting viii be Mrs. /. =
Nimpany sni Mrs +. .. Milne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

You couldn't make them your
ssif for ihis price Stunning
pfib, psfeslss sixes iz-5z. All
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

wcotsn ninssweepefs Tor tie aAxy
ard repair ~cfk. expressed EVA.
esrn" ard sid the situation wss
acute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Lowest price % the season on
Wards first quality finishes for
woodwork. walls. floors and
porchssl Save now
Gals, reg. up In s.,5, Now f.n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Princess. ssiIor. spelsfo and bong
tssso dresses lax. Sizes 7 -
~. usfs 1se .s..+..s...ss sse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Union made in the W.sti
Heavier denim sea shflpk-
proof. Bsrtsck sd. Pull sizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
EJ;[1%( MEMS 1z3Ia!EJ
Cadets
and "Mocs"

Get both styles now and savs'
fw0-fisted moc-iyps OxfOfdk with
r-d rubber wsshboaTd sDlss new,
and tough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

ouf top.qaaiiiy psreais ct . Fs-s.
byttom price i'siks dots. stripes.
checks. fiossf prinisi whip tbssa
inis pretty dfsasss. kassseasts.
Tubfssti ss~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

ssaet up on tbsss fsa,zsss sSs-
iofsd rsaslss' In csiioph3n~
sss sssss sssss ... ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

INTERESTING BABY PICTURE CONTEST,
THE DETROIT TIMES, p o. Box 3Iis Detroit Mich.
please print)
Picture submitted by
Name Parents
this similar xth photograph Ase Civ.
Photographs will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Absentee Ballots
For Drdftees

Deti oft draft boards today were
asked to advise draftees that al.
though they are indicted into the
army they are not barred from
voting.
The boards were called upon by
City Clerk Thomas d. Leadbetter,
who said notices were being sent
all draft boards informing them
that it is possible for draftees to
vote by using an absentee ballot.
1--WE are also advising army
camps In which Detroiters are
stationed of the voting procedure
for draftees," Leadbetter said.
"Draftees may obtain absentee
ballots for the April election
by writing to the city election
commission, but should be sure
and give both their Detroit and
army address when writing. Bal
lots will be available March 49,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

consecutive weeks, starting Feb. Is. 1871,
In the daily and sunday issues.
O-Pictures of children, five years or
= under, are eligible. snapshots are
wanted. studio pictures UNACCfPT-
ABLE. An pictures submitted become
the property of The=nriroit Times and
WILL NOT be returned.
O-AH you need to do Ia enter n picture
d Of n baby Is 10 send his or her snap
shot picture To The Detroit Times. BE
sure u u not framed. There IL no entry
fee. In submitting photographs Il IL nee
essary 20 accompany with interestnE
Baby Picture Contest Entry Blank such
~ appears IN The Detroit Times. or with
application In similar form. The same
Information contained IN the coupon must
be written or typed iegibiy upon the back
of each picture submitted. IL ~ not nee
essary to buy a copy of The Detroit
Times TO compete.
"A total Of ~ 900 In Cash PRIZES
4 win be paid In this contest. - viii
be paid for each Of 500 pictures printed.
There win be n grand first prize of $500 !
n second grand prize of 500: 70 prizes
OF SO each; 20 prizes Of IS each 10 be
awarded nj the end Of the contest for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
What's the Answer?
Distributed by King Features syndicate, Inc

Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Some where the seaboard little dot of land
known Bedloes Island and is internationally famous
because is the site of symbol of America? What the
for its fame?
2-See if you describe a bireme?
3One of the most infamous assassns of history had brother
who famous actor What the names of the
brothers?
ITO paraphrase famous in American history Bison
William" was the cognomen of what man?
5-A certain cape the Atlantic Coast is famous for its
storms. What is its name?
eff after the of distinguished Engshman you
the letters tx B." what do the initials represent?
What the applied to the Democratic political
ganization of New York City?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

Eddie Elkiss, 1881 Richton
Martin Ken, 2717 Sturtevant.
Thomas NJ. Blair, 1922 Leslie.
George A. Johnston, 1859 East Vernon.
Isadore Sabbota, 1921 Hardwood
David Natal, 1856 Pingree.
Martin w Watt, 2502 Pasadena.
Mitchell ID. Kent, 1882 Clements.
Alex L. Shulman. 2975 Oakman court.
Raymond G. Waters, 1881 Heyden.
Raymond II. Cowies, 2916 w. Philadelphia
John A. Pasvo, 1861 Trumbull, Highland
Park.
Steve e. Baczkowski, 1865 East Willis.
Nathaniel II. Rubin, 1863 West Euclid.
Dave Silver, 1882 Clements.
Edmund J. Masser 1858 Virginia Park.
Robert B. Stills, 1856 Pingree.
Hyman Greenberg, 1000 Pingree.
Doris Stevens, 2676 Blaine.
Robert B. Cox, 1921 West Euclid.
Bert Hanna PITT Montgomery.
John O'Neill. 1884 West Philadelphia.
Magnus NJ. Han. 1920 LaSalle.
Arthur H. Petke, 3044 vicksburg.
Henry F. Wohlfeil, 1881 Van Dyke.
Richard o. Carvile, 1850 Hanover
Alfred A. Farnstrom. 2275 LaMothe.
Sam Turbow, 227O Fullerton.
William T. Carlson, 1920 West Dawson.
William J. Cipparone. $500 Joseph Campau
Henry W. Schmelz, 2e57 Fischer.
William +. Mattila, Baltic, Mich.
Reuel Z. Ripley, 2423 w. Grand boulevard.
Sidney r. Wolf, 2276 Taylor.
Sam II. Kritz, 1888 Linwood.
Theodore Katz. 2713 Garter
Isadore Friedman, 2504 Clairmount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
$500 First Prize
For Snapshots

That snapshot of your baby
may be just the kind to win as
much as $500 in The Detroit Times
$1,000 Interesting Baby Picture
Contest.
This contest seeks INTEREST
ING baby snapshots. 1t makes no
difference whether a baby pic
tured is pretty or plain, if the
snapshot has human appeal.
You still can enter a snapshot
of baby or several snapshots.
Two dollars is paid for each win
ming picture printed. Please don't
send studio pictures. They are
NOT acceptable.
Latest prize-winning snapshots
appear in the Times today; there'll
be more tomorrow, and in Sum-
days Times will be a FULL PAGE
of winning pictures.
Enter your baby'S picture today!
The rules are easy to follow.
Here they are:
1.-The Detroit Times wants pictures Of
Il interesting children. In order TO OBJ
tain them the Times will conduct an In
terestinE Baby Picture Contest for 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
2O3 More DraffeeS Reach Camp
BOB Called Today for Induction From Oufsfae Counties

Alec Farris, 9001 LaSalle.
John s. Richie, 1908 Lothrop.
John s. Beach, 2493 Virginia Park.
Elmo E. Beck. 9l10 Twelfth.
Samuel Peraino. 2630 Pierce.
Richard s. Lee, 2460 N. LaSalle Gardens
Aloysius ]. Stitzman. 1915 Bethune.
William B. Goldstein, 2sio Cortland.
Thomas Johns, 2275 East Fort.
Vincent Campione, 2673 East Larned.
Leonard r. LaFehr. 1920 Woodrow Wilson
Anthony +. Muloy, s063 East Forest.
Louis A. Sllverstein, 2725 Fullerton.
Milton 8. Marwil, 1921 Lasalle.
Ernest w. Edge, 1850 Elmhurst
Solomon Cohen, 22l0 Pingree.
Elwyn c. Devine, 1854 West Euclid.
Frederick Katona, s016 Wildemere.
Robert w Koch, 1903 Sheridan
William Sabaroff 2544 Fullerton.
David Sadovitz, 2055 Gladstone.
John II. Gipp, 2753 West Euclid.
Frederick c. Koch, 1909 Sheridan.
Edward l.. Rowden, 3209 Clements.
Damon s. Mitshkun, 1880 Dexter.
Morris Berris. 1924 sturteyant.
william b. Payne, 1926 Pfngree.
Arthur Waldman, 1000 Virginia Park.
Charles II. LeFever 2131 East Larned.
Albert Spinner 1875 Pingree.
Kenneth ]. OetZel, 667 West Hancock
Isaac Syracuse. 1913 Delaware.
Albert J. Howard, 703 Jos. Campau-
John Samonie, 1851 East Congress.
Peter p. Tocco. 1850 sherman.
Alfred P. D'Annunzio, 3s0s Dubois.
Manuel Applebaum. 17zs Blaine.
Emil Raninen, 2021 Buena Vista.
Saul Msidens, 2494 ClaIrmount.
John II. Gibson. 1909 Blaine.
Andrew l.. Bowman, 2695 Clements.
John j. caloia 2247 Scott.
Edward L. Majava, 1858 Waveriy.
William r. Browneil, Windsor, Ont.
Elmo S. Menu 1888 Ford.
Mike Genna, 1915 Ford.
Gunnar NJ. Lyttkainen. 251S Kendall.
Bert F. Robinson. 1899 Delaware.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
New Draft?
No Preparations as Yet
for I94I Registration
International News Service Wire

international News serUce Nfre
WASHINGTON. March 21-Se-
lective service officials today de-
MED that they were making any
definite preparations for another
draft registration day for youths
who have become 81 years of age
since Oct. 10. 1910, date of the
first registration.
They said I h It las has fire.
uuently been published" the y
began preparations last year for
the eventuality of another regis
tration should President Roosevelt
decide to proclaim one as he is
privileged to do under the act.
They believe it likely that there
will be another registration, but
they point out that such essential
preparations as printing of the
registration forms has not b ee n
begun, nor will be begun until Mr..
Roosevelt gives some indication as
to whether another registration
will be proclaimed. So far, they
assert, he has not done so.