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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Grounded
ENJOYS
I'm Iran

TEHERAN. Iran. Nov. IT,
American Ambassador to Russia
Laurence A. Steinhafdt. Russian
Ambassador to the United States
Maxim Litvinov and British In
formation Chief Sir Waller Monck-
ton. missing for several days when
their plane was forced down in
Russia. arrived in the Iranian port
OF Pahlevi, on the Caspian Sea en-
route to TeheEan.
Accompanying the party. which
Travelled by steamer from the Rus
sian port of Baku. were Quentin
Reynolds, American writer, and
several members ofthe British
and Russian diplomatic service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
SoIveU. ). Army
Plane Mystery
BY JACK BEDDING .

Init News service stan Correspondent
WITH THE FOURTH ARMY
CORPS IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
Nov. 1.-THE mystery surround
ing the withdrawal of several
squadrons of Martin bombers from
: the big Carolinas war games.
which are now getting under way
and will be continued TO November
30, has been solved.
The bombers have been sent TO
an Atlantic base. IL was learned.
The exact number OF planes
withdrawn from the naneuvers at
the last moment could not be
learned. Reports circulated that
the planes were 10 be sent over
seas" were discounted.
The attacking planes of the
Red" Fourth Army are COM
manded by Col. Ira Baker, and
their mission is to ground the air
force supporting Lieut.. Gen. Hugh
Drums First Army. This will al.
low Maj. Gen. O. w. Griswolds
RED" Army to move forward for
attack.
Approximately 100000 troops
are involved in the maneuvers.
Making up the Red" air fight
ing force were 20 Curtiss P-40
planes. 20 high flying P-43s made
by Republic Aircraft. and a con-
siderable number of Lockheed
'Lightnings"--the P-3ss. Medium
bombers made by the North Amer
lean company. attack bombers of
the A-20 group, and observation
planes were included in the nearly
400 planeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

HONGKoNG. Nov, l7.--Arrival
of the first contingent Of Canadian
troops in the Orient, powerfully
armed force including tanks and
armored cars as well as infantry,
tended to produce a tremendous
lift in the, morale OF both white
and Chinese populations Of this
British outpost.
During the Decentralization,
Canadian military bands played
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
LuckyWomanF Finds
Relief from Torture
Of neuritis Pain

-. hnou ~ l vno uttered from the tcrtsxinG
ralgA and neuritis-are CERTAINLY hspuv cvsr
thar discovery a NURITO. Nov they havs
found quick-acting formula which speedily
reiievss tho sxhanting muscular aches ard
contains no opiates- II you want 10 ~ 49,
n Joy o. relief from pain--so 700 Can work u
peace and deep IN comfort-bs VIZ and trv
NUkITO under thu ironclsd guarantees. II IL
very frst three doses do not relieve thst cruei
refunded, Don't suffer. Ask your druGxjst -
~ NURIIO On this guarantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
PART OF BRITISH Stately

OTTAWA, Nov. Inns
Explaining the arrival of Canad
ian troops in Hong Kong. Prime
w. L. Mackenzie King
today Indicated. by inference. thai
IL was a British move TO counter
any Japanese action in the Far
East.
Defense against aggression,
actual or threatened, I'm any
part OF the world, In today a
part of the defense OF every
country which still enjoys free
DOM" the premier said.
1T Is I'm accordance with this
principle that the government
has deemed IL advisable to asso-
ciate Canadian troops with
those of the forces from other
parts OF the empire now sta
toned In the Orient"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
|Weygdnd Flies
Meet Petain

VICHY, France. Nov. 17.-Gen.
Maxine Weygand. French COM
|mander in North Africa, unexpect-
eddy arrived in Vichy by plane and
conferred with Marshal Petain
amid excited speculation over the
possibility of new turn in
French-German relations.
The general landed at the Vichy
airport only. half an hour after
German Ambassador Otto Abetz
departed for Paris following con-
versations with Marshal Petain,
Vice Premier Admiral Jean OAR
Ian and other French govern
mental leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
$I.75o. 900 YuIs Savings

Next Monday the Common
wealth Bank will begin paying out
81. 750. 900 to the $4,000 members
of its Christmas savings club.
This amount. t. Allan Smith. bank
vice president, said. Is the largest
OF any year. The average savings
is $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
InventS New
Cheap Oil Burner
For Furnaces and Stoves

South Dakota man has invented . new CHEAP oil
burner that slips into furnaces and heats up 10
nine rooms. smaller size for heating and cooking
stoves. With It's new-type Fueizer starter
Naporixing System. II turns cheap 1870 fash fur
mace oil. distiliste Diesel and like oils into oil
gas heat without clogging up-no more shOyeling
coal and ashes-better heating. cooking and hak-
ing. Every burner has a Lifetime Guarantee
against defects New sales plan Is money
maker and YOU can get yours free for introducing
They are 20 much sold on their Quik Heat OIL
Burner. that they will offer you 81. 90 bonus for
testing and will let you try Il In your own Fur
mace. Stove or Rance for one month. BE First.
Send In your name today. to Northwest Mfg
Co. 650-N 5th Ave. Mitchell. South Dakota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Sky Clear, Raj
Resumes Raids
-Ia.erns.Icn.i New. Service Cabl.

LONDON, Nov. 17.-Royal Air
Force bombers took advantage of
clearing skies'to raid the Emden
naval base and other northwestern
ports. the air ministry revealed.
Other bomber squadrons attacked
the channel coast.
German bombers were active
over the Thames Estuary. SOUTH
eastern England and northwestern
Scotland. No casualties were re-
ported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

LISBON, Nov. II. - (INS) =
American Lease-lend Administra-
tor w. Averell Hartman,
accompanied by six members of
Congress, arrived in Lisbon today
aboard a clipper plane en- route
to England. The congressman will
spend about two weeks making a
study of Britain's war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
PROMISES RAISE

PROMISES RAISE
Besides the pay of 81 a day to
privates, $1.30 day for corporals
and 81 so dav to sergeants while
they are in Canada, the Polish
government promises a raise upon
arrival in England or Poland.
Each man is assured, upon sue
|cessful completion of the war, of /:
Priority in obtaining en-
ployment.
Fright TO exceptional con-
sideration in credit and taxation
facilities.
Bright to the invalids al
lowance and allowance for
widows and orphans left by the
war casualties.
Right to priority in land
allotments according to agricul-
tural reform act.
TRAIN AT OWEN SOUND
With the money obtained under
the Lease-Lend' Act, the Poles
have set up their training campI
at Owen Sound where all recruits,
signed up at Windsor, are sent.
Here they are kept for a short
time and then sent to England FOL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
BERLIN CLAIMS 8 sINKINGs

BERLIN, Nov. II. - INS) -
Three British merchant ships,
totaling 1900 tons. were sunk and
four others damaged in luftwaffe
bombing attacks on conveys Satur-
day night and early yesterday, the
high command announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Soldier Held in Murder

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad.
Ney. 17.-UNS)--Private William
Upton of the 33rd Infantry regi-
ment. stationed at the United
States base here, today faced a
trial by court martial for the
alleged murder of a native.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Gen. Hugh 8. Johns n,
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
First Canadian Troops, Tanks
Arrive TO Guard Hongkong

and then led a march through
Hongkongs main streets to the
heavily fortified military posts
protecting the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

join the Polish forces already
there.
The Kosciuszko camp of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Po|ishinCanada
Awaiting Action
Other Pictures: Page IL

Continued from Page One)
the army and their expenses paid
to their home land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Polish armed units is stationed
in part of the Owen Sound chair
factory. There. with American
made guns. panzer troops are
readied for the trip abroad.
In charge of the panzer troops
is handsome, Polish-speaking Maj.
Stephen Majewski. A quiet man,
dark-haired and dark-complex-
Toned. the beret-wearing major
works 20 hours a day to train his
young recruits. u,,
Some of them speak no English.
others speak no Polish, and at the
start, all commands are given in
both languages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Tomorrow: Escape from a
Concentration Campo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
OFFICERS SEASONED

After a few days the English
speaking men understand Polish
commands and from then on only
Polish is spoken.
The officers Of the camp. have
all been in the war-most OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
cepyrish, by Detroit Times. Az right. reserve.

them have relatives in concentra-
tion camps-all of them have
friends and relatives in the Nazi-
occupied country.
They have been sent here by
their government because Of their
abilities. To them is entrusted
Poland's salvation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

--ApVERTIsEMENT
Evening star., 1941-07-23
UNCLE RAYS CORNER Dweers Have Habit Stealing

The name BedOuln means
"dweller in the desert" To this day
many Bedouins spend most. or ell. of
their time moving about the desert.
Thanks chiefly TO sunshine,
Bedouins have brownish skins. They
are members of the white race and
would be more nearly white if 1t were
not for tanning. To some extent
they have mixed with people of
darker skins. but at least We may
call them mainly white"
BedouinS are not so tall as the
average white men. Yet they are
lean and fairly strong. They are ex-
pert riders and have love of liberty.
Central Arabia may be called the
homeland of the Bedouins They
have spread to Syria and Irak. as
well as to Egypt and other parts of
Northern Africa. but their first
known home is the heart of Arabia.
They call themselves Moslems,
though they are not very faithful to
the religion.
BedoulnS of the desert have tent
colonies. In camp there may be
only IS or 20 tents. and these are
likely to be moved every week or two.
Camels are the chief animals
which these people take with them
as they travel about the desert.
Those who live in an oasis. or at the
edge of desert, also raise cattle,
sheep and goats.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
TokeMy Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week

That TRESPASSES is correctly
pronounced TRESS-puh-sez will be
a distinct shock to most readers.
especially those who have been
raised on the Lords Prayer &.
forgive us our trespasses."
The dictionaries do not show the
second syllable to rhyme with gas.
mass. pass. In the pronunciation
of TRESSPASS. the dictionary
prints the "a" in itaic type; this
gives to the "a" the obscure sound
as in sofa (so-fuh) comma COM
muhD. Do not say "TRESS-pass-ez "
Correct pronunciation
. TRESS- -puh-sez
Capitals indicate syllable to De
accented
Evening star., 1941-07-23

A bad thing about the Bedouins
is their habit of stealing. They 60
forth on raids and ride scores Of
miles to find a camp from which
they can take livestock.
If you asked them why they are
such robbers. perhaps they would
reply: Last year the people in two
camps came and stole some of our
livestock. So we are just having re-
venee on them"
Evening star., 1941-07-23
It's Hard to Believe

From Fresno: How did the word
HUMOR originate?-Mrs. W
Answer-Humor is a Latin word
that means moisture, fluid.
The anCients believed that there
Evening star., 1941-07-23

were four humors or fluids in the
body: Blood, phlegm. choler yellow
bile and melancholy 'black bile>.
If a man had too much black bile 1t
would make him gloomy. etc.
It's hard to believe that sense
Of humor is, literally, a sense of
moisture, but it's true
Evening star., 1941-07-23
.LETTER-OUT
DELIVERY BOY

letter from to
called
the word from which Leed
correctly the battle them
o
Observation-Disclosures possessed.
~ NUPTIALS-PLAINTS folk songs
ID PAISIED-PEDAIS (cycist
LD IRELAND-RAINED (it
ASPIRED-PERSIA lAsaic country.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Few accomplishments bring
richer rewards than the ability to
speak well in public. Men have
dominated the world by the
power of oratory. Send for my
free pamphlet that contains
many valuable. Dos and Dont's
of Public Speaking" one Of the
most important pamphlets ever
offered here. Send 4 stamped
t3-cent), self-addressed envelope
to Frank Colby. in care of The
Evening Star. Ask for public
speaking pamphlet.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

That sort of revenge can keep
going on and on. 1t has been pop
ular for hundreds OF years
One odd custom OF the Bedouins
Is not to steal camels until after
the month when the young have
been Weaned. That is odd in one
way. but in another way it is only
common sense. II the young camels
live to grow up, there will be more
to steal the next year.
Although many Bedouins still
follow a roaming desert life, there
are others who have settled down.
Thousands live in fixed homes In
Syria, Egypt and elsewhere. They
raise crops and have fairly good
farms. Even among the farmers
bit of plow-stealing takes place,
but they build walls around their
land and keep most of the robbers
away.
Cror travel section of your scrapbook. }
II you want a free copy Of the
illustrated leaflet on the Seven
Wonders Of the World" send me
Scent, stamped, self addressed
envelope in care Of The Evening
Star.
I~eA Rad
Tomorrow HoD Crickets "Sine.s
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Crime Doesn't Poy! No. 50

day crime series may have to call
out the bloodhounds for this one
South, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
AXIS
S6752
K965
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AQ832 A107
O j 1o6 HK943
. 1912 HJ643
&A3 +942
Evening star., 1941-07-23

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4 K Q j 10 7

west opened the queen OF hearts.
South winning with the ace. De-
clarer led trump to dummy's king
and flnesSed trump, losing 10
Vests queen, West led another
heart. and South ruffed. DeClarer
then PLAYED the trump ace, discov
ering that West had as many trumps
as he did, He therefore switched to
clubs, knocking out Vests club ace
West led a third heart. and South
used his last trump to ruff it. Even
tually, West ruffed club and cashed
his last heart to defeat the con-
tract.
NoW-some one has committed a
frightful crime, but it isn't at all
obvious. See if YOU can spot the
crime and the criminal before you
read on.
South was the criminal, for he
should have made his contract de
spite the excellent defense He
could afford to lose two trump tricks
and club but could not afford to
lose control of the hand Cas ac-
tually happened. Correct play.
liiSiciOIc, was ilOt W ldhC Vi uuip
f1nesse!
Instead. 1t was correct for South
TO draw two rounds of trumps with
dummys king and his own ace.
Then. with three trumps still left in
his hand, South could have forced
out the ace of clubs without having
to fear the consequences. West would
90 r1I
heart. reducing South to two trumps
But then South could lead clubs
until West felt like ruffing. It
would be a sort of counterforcing
game. and South would remain one
Jump ahead of West and therefore
make his contract.
Yesterday you were David Bruce
Burnstone's partner and. with both
sides Vulnerable. YOU held:
AKs7
@32
HAJl04
IKJ65
The bidding:
Jacoby. You. Schenken Burnstone.
II Pass - "a
Pass A Pass Pass
s. Dbl. Pass 5A
Pass t?l
Answer-Pass. Your partner cam
not be interested IN a slam, since
he passed four spades; and you
have already told your story. You
must allow your partner to make
this kind of decision without his
having to fear that you will take
him too high.
Score 100 per cent for pass, moth
ing for any bid.
Question No, S19.
Today you are Howard Schen-
ken's partner and, with neither side
Vulnerable, you hold:
AQ1075
%
0KJ52
AQ943
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby You. Maier.
IA ~ (?)
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
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La gaceta., 1941-06-13

mo pinta la cosa. Ademas, no OIL
vides tn, Cahamona, que Pablo
ouerme con un ojo alberto y Ell
otro cerrao, y que pa darle un
gclpe bueno tendriamos que to-
mar pero que muchismas pre-
oauciones...
LAS tomariamos, mia esta /!
Sin contar con que...
-iCaiia, que viene! l..
Sc acercaba de nuevo Ell taber.
nero trayendo un vasito en- cada
mano
Las dos ilustres comadres.
0, major dicho las atlas damas
de la gran compania de Mon
'sieur Renard, o sea Madame Re
nard y Madame PAT, estaban en-
Ia muy noble, muy leal y muy
heroica ciudad de Caspe, hon.
randOla con su presencia.
Acababan de comprar eli avio
para Ia iluStre troppe-arrOz,
0@eaaao, patatss y tociuOe y
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Leto continda afirmando que
"a, en- toda su vida, no ha visto
ning1n p1gil que pegando pue-
da compararse con ell muchacho
tampeno. LA pelea con Yarosz
sera una prueba de gran impor-
tancia. Sc trata de un boxeador
de gran experienced Y degtreza,
de un excampe6n. Mi deseo es
que game 10 mas pronto possible.
Billy Murray, ell popular bo-
xeador, tendra de rival, en- una
pelea facil, a Freddie Blancp,
de Jacksonville,
Sc ha anunciado que ell "bout''
Young Allen MoCorvey Y Vim
my Lowery Sc verificara des-
pu6s de la pelea principal.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

no e9pecificar:
Use m~'arremuerde la con-
ciencia!
La Caiamona parti6 en- una
leve carcajada.
-iJa, ja!... lAhora sales con
eStas?
Els que til no sabes como Pa
oo y yo nos hamos querio. En-
huestra juventud, era una iecu-
ra' Y ESQ siempre deja rescol-
de-.
-iPero es que til hablas de la
kseonEuista!.. t.. Tambien-y es-
70 no me 10 negaras-, ell Cogor-
"a s'ha vuelto otro hombre. Es
IN egoista, un tirano, que nos
qulere avasallar a toos.... Y. pa
como nos mata d'hambre, Y, 10
que es peor, de sed...
ESQ es verdad.
-Conque... til diras.
DE todas maneras, no me
determine, Experiences = YER c-
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

bro5 de la Comisi6n de Boxeo
del Estado de New York, pre- :
senci6 aver los ejercicios de Joe
Luis y no cree que Ell negro esta
en- de2adencia.
La herida que Ell campe6n SUI
fri6 en- Ia pelea con Buddy Baer
esta va cicatrizada.
Billy Conn descansara hoy,
por orden de Johnny Ray, su
mentor. Ell excampe6n de las
ITS libras recibi6 un aranazo de
bajo del ojo iz.uierdo, product
do por un golpe del negro Jim
Higgs, su ayudante.
Conn Sc enfad6 Y derrot6 a
Hig3s, aun ue tenia puestos
de 16 enzas,
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
VAstOEianO Msnteiga, Editor
OEPORTES
PASADO LLOYD WAIVER AL
CINCINNATI

Boston, JUNO 13.-Los "Ro-
jos" de Cincinnati lie cambiaron
aver a los Braves de Boston los
servicios del pitcher John Hut
chings, de "a amos, por los del
veterano jardinero Lloyd Wa
ner, hermano del famoso Paul.
Waner fue obtenido de los Pr
ratas, por ell Boston, en- Gambia
por ell pitcher Nick Strinveyitch
Hutchings es native de Chica-
go jug6 dos amos con Ell Pensaco-
la. Ell ano pasado, con Ell Cincin-
natl, gan6 dos desafios y per-
di6 uno, actuando en- 10 parti-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

hija de Pedro y Maria de la
Cruz volveria a estar otra veg
entire sus garras...
-iY entonces !...- musitaba
con una ira feroz Ell gran crimi-
nal; 10 que es entonces H..
Por su mente de simio pasa-
ban todas las torturas, todas las
humillaciones, todos los dolores
fisicos y morales que Sc lie pue-
den infligir a una persona en- la
terra.
Y, mientras tanto, Ell no me-
nos grande Chepa, repuesto ape
mas del horrible susie, repetia
de labios adentro, complacien-
dose en- Ell exito de esta empresa
v pensando en- Pablito, cuyos
talentos admiraba hasta Ell Glti-
mo grado:
-GQue hOmbre, SeHor! h..
iQue hombre!.. iQue hOmbre L..
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
TFRMTNo Ell JUIcIODE DE
PORTAOION CONTRA HAIR
RY BRIDGES

San Francisco, JUNO blue
90 de diez semanas de decGara-
clones, Sc termin6 aver ell juicio
de deportation contra al lider O.
brero Harry Bridges, tildado de
,oomunista por eli gobierno. FL a.
bogado del gobierno acuso a
Bridges de haber intervenido en-
fla huelga de Ia North American
Aviation, cumrliendo 6rdenes
,5al partido Comunista.
Pide ell g0biernO que Sc lie de-
rorte para Australia, por perte-
noeer a I'm partido que anhela
3arrJbar, po medic de la fuerza,
las inStituciones americans,
BRIGGS DECLARE que el halbia
~aoonsejado / lbs obreros de Ia
North American reternasen al
trabajo. Luego de que Ell ejerci-
70 habia intervenido.
iRecibi6 listed 6rdenes de- par
tido Comunista para apoyar la
hlelga Y despues Id resemble?
listed no es otra cosa que
un tonto-le contest6 Bridges.
-El otnto 10 es usted-repli-
co ell abogado Del Guercio. Sa-
hi austed que la huelga era ms
pirada por los comunistas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

tuda con Ell dorso de la mano :
-iiLos hombres, va Sc Sabe,
Sc quejan siemprel iY Pablito,
no digamos!
-Pero..., Itie dinero?
Que ST, mujer. iEstas en-
Bahia?
II EntOnoes h.. IPor que no
quieres que nos 10 ~carguemos?
Garcia tard6 un ratio en- con-
teStar.
Ademas, en- este inStante Sc
acercaba de nuevo Ell tabernero,
preguntando:
-iQue van a tomar ahora?
-Otro POGO mas de vino, de
egte ~fregsco-pidi6 Ia Chata,
epica.
-lDos vasitos como estos?
ESQ es; dos vasitos.
All fin, cuando el ventero SC a.
lei6 de nuevo hacia e mostra-
dor. Ia mujer hipOp6tanO Sc dig
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Ell carnpeonato Gel peso bantam.
Anurci6 Ell a~plazamiento 81 en-
rpresario Herman Taylor.
Los dos plgiles Sc habfan PEI
sado en- la oficina de la Conf :
sion Atl6tica. Salica pesaba 1T
v 81 rival, el retador, liz.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Anotaron los Yankees, en- el
decimo inning, la carrera que
les proporcion6 la victoria. Fue
I'm batazo de cuatro esquinas de
Joe Di Maggie. I'm batazo de Ru
fling, mandado como "emergen-
te," produjo Ell empate del jue-
go. Jimmy Dykes anunci6 una
protesta, alegando que un espec
tabor TOGO la pelota y evit6 que
Hoaf la atrapase. !.
New York &c, Oh, lie; Chica-
go &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
Mike Jacobs cree quea peea
rendiran no menos de$300,00OI
Brown presenci6 los ejercicios de Luis

New York, JUNO 13.-Mike
Jacobs estima que Ia pelea del
dia 10 entire ell campe6n Jose
Luis Y ell aspirante Billy Conn,
dejara en- las taquillas no menos
de 100000.
Numerosas peticiones de bile
ties Sc han recibido de diferentes
ciUdades del pals, mu-has de e.
LAS de estados tan distantes CO.
mo Florida, Vermont y Luisia-
ma.
LIE han salido a Conn nuevos
partidarios, pero muchos de los
peritos sostienen que Ell negro
no pendera su corona,
Bin Brown, uno de los MEM
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Redoblando sus esfuerzos en-
la novena entrada, los Atleticos
hicieron tres carreras y vencie-
ron a los Tigres. Con dos outs,
en- ell noveno inning, la direction
de los Tigres orden6 que All Ben
to sustituyese a Johnny Gorsi-
ca. Connie Mack decide mantle
ner como bateador a All Branca-
TO, su IS, en- lugar de mandar IN
bateador de emergencia.
Brancato dispar6 I'm jonron,
que nadie esperaba, y gan6 ell de
safio. La derrota sc lie anot6 q
Corsica. Ell pitcher MarchiQdon
gan6 ell juego,
Filadelfia SC, 11h, LEI De-
troit, &c, Oh, lie.