davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
PARAMOUNT PARK

cat East st. Louis. I'D
1-GECKO. Tuloma. Jerry B.
2-ACTDINE Blue star, Night Mist.
3-OXFORD LAD, Lightning fast, Miss
Lampley.
4-LEONADE. ROYAL Put. Roscoe K
5-KHAYGRAM. Mistucky, Three Clo-
vers.
6-TURNTABLE, Three Bangs, Dis
tract
LADY HAV. Ceies, r Willie J.
s-SHININC SEA. Color Miss, Epitory.
EST-kHAYGRAM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted to:
Pearl BsfkhstAt- ffess Ernest.
Ethel LaFace from James.
Geneva Ray from Charles A.
John r. Richardson from Dovis
Henry Edward Litr from Mildred LOIS.
Maxine DeYonge from Louis.
Agres p wetker from Morris.
FLORA l.. Jackson from Andrew Cecil.
Susie Lydia Robinson from James ThonAA.
Helene ~. Fscandor FROM Nsrctso.
Goldie n. Mann from Harry ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
SUFFOLK DOWNS

i-LEVENA Lolsohen. Dinah Desmond.
2-TRY DO 1T, Tides In, Lady Mas
cara.
Jack RUBENS Zltc. HI Leap.
4=PAJAS. ThorinO, Red Mantils.
5--sABULUs War Result. Here Again.
6-ZALTOWNA Pomplt. Damca.
7-ROBERT MORRIS, Our Boots, Mar
ketWIse
s-LA PERLA. Singing slave, Bonnie
Vixen
pFST-SARIfIIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
FORT ERIE

rat Fort Erie, canada)
1--ADRlFT Giggling Girl, Blue Wren.
2-BRULOT HeramOre, Sweepfast
3-UCHA. Gay Boy Again, Haggls.
4-GOLDEN THOUGHT, Ebony Para.
sol Dixie Princess.
5-WILLIE THE KID, Sir Marlboro,
Cerisse III.
6-WlsE WILL. Pete Vending, Fred
Tracey. ---------------
THE CALF, Orange Liz. Chnsilla.
BEsT-GOLDEN THOUGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Best Bets
(By International News Service)
EMPIRE CITY

BLOODHOUND. spritewick, very
Graceful,
BUSY FINGERS, Air Cooled. Scotch
Tar.
3-MAROGAY. Drudgery. Paper Plate.
CHERRY JAM. Overdrawn, Sherin
Culkin.
SMILES Weepnot, Picture Hat
6-PARASANG, FoXbrough, Attention.
SHORT DISTANCE, Star Of Psdula,
Fire Marshal.
BEsT-MAROGAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
GRAIN TRADING DULL

In commodities grains were dull.
Cotton lost 5 10 20 cents a bale.
Minor commodities did little.
Some reorganization rails were
strong in the bond market. and
several hit new highs for the year.
United States Treasures were up
also. The London stock market
was irregular.
American Telephone, United
States Gypsum. Allied Chemical
and Dow Chemical each gained a
point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

a
b-Calumet entry.
SECOND RAcE-Si, non. claiming, g.
year-Olds and up. p mile
syrs Betty tYsroerry) 72o go 800
Ever After Garner $40 $40
Baufuss (Vedder) $40
Time 10, OF 2:47
Fly NE. Ny Luck. Tusco courtlard.
Prospectus. Ducmss. Monon Lad, caicu-
lator and Black Time also ran
THIRD RAcE-Si 600 claiming. 3-year-
ods and up. mile
yellow Mask GEORGE 1910 $50 $50
Nigrette Berger 500 $50
Worry lRortonl 1lAu
Time 1913 SIS, on 3.i7 49,,
Deepdene. Firersb. Sir Livery Mimleal'
Bay Therese. Askaris, Deep Summer Don
magma and Muggins also ran.
FOURTH RACE 49, 81 900. claiming. q
Mesella tAdamsD 10 10 300 4eV
Hes II (Conlcy) l2sO szv
Affanced (McCombs) o2O
Time los. off 34s.
Brush Brush Manella Port Watch. Saucy
Singer. Paiturf. SO Close. Pilatus. Party
Pal and Van Man also ran
FIFTH RAcE-s1 600, claiming. Swear
ODDS q. mile.
Light as Air 80 so
(Cruikshankl $50 80 $50
FLYING Plaid tRichardl $50 80
sunchia tAdamsD 500
Time 1927. Is of 4:i7is.
Flizan Black. Marclaire, Fabens, Dor
othy D. X Texas Way. Nco, Razor sharp.
silver p and Earliana also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Si 500. allowances, g.
year -olds and up, ! mile
Kansas (Eadsi $40 $40 zsg
I Idle sun Garner 3.bO S.zO
Pari King tWilson) o.oV
Time 81 Is of 4.f5i3
Forever Prince Hartman. Sky Ball. son
! Altesse and Some Count also ran.
! SEVENTH RAcE-Si 200. claiming. g.
year-olds and Up, a mile:
Torch Clean Berger 1900 $40 $50
soup and Fish tBorton) 1880 $50
Royal Blue MADDEN 100
i Time i.i3 rs. OF 5:i3he
I Last Call Little Davey. Loque. Fogoso
and Ballinderry also ran
EIGHTH RAcE-Si 100 claiming. g.
\ year-ulds and up. y miles Ton the turf
Connie Ann adams 22s0 200 $50
Golden Era GfaskelD $40 go
ROYAL Teddy tMarlnehl $50
Time SO 3-5. OF , -
/ Skating Mad. War Vision Isrdluhher
shin Plaster and Fancy That also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

lEGdIIS ~ JIEIt------1----------
Steel shares were narrow and
mixed. General Motors was off
fractionally. Other issues 70 lose
fractional ground included Inter-
national Nickel American Smelt-
ing. Union Pacific, Texas Corpora
ton. Goodyear Tire. Montgomery
Ward and Electric Power and
Light.
Some inactive issues scored wide
gains. General Cigar preferred
gained over points. and South
Porto Rico Sugar preferred 4
points. American Wooden preferred
gained more than 2 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Affirmation Park Results

FIRST RACE-Sl, 000. maiden 2-yedr-
Odds. ~ furlongs
Kan Forever CVeddcr1 ~ fs~r fsst
Safetp-Isfght- taiei-ehAT -l . 90 IN
Singing Bee Mason IL. 40
Time .08 1i-a Oft 2:i6.
Pompin a-Bsrnegat. Rose r, Pate's
Girl. b-Bsan By Bean Village Queen.
smart Advice. b-Ynkon and a-Bison also
ran
Harrington entry.
b-Calumet entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-si. 600, claiming 3-year-
Odds. p, mile:
ARIEL Trip (Vfna1 too 90 2. 40l
Obisbo tDupps) $40 3.20I
Rebblna (Youne) 3 so
Time 1:l2 As. of 2i9is.
Octobre ONE. Rayalif Alkyon, Cadet
Bob and Tea Hour also rAn--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

Obisbo (Dupps) $40 800
Rebblna (Young) 3 so
Time 1:12 AS. of 2;l9's
octobre ONE, Rayalf Alkyon, Cadet
Bob and Tea Hour also -ran---
SECOND RAcE-si,o 600 claiming, o-y.ar-
lolds, z. mile.
Bs sl lar as Mefs4l - NV sS $50
Frontier Jane Iuiher) 800
Time 1:l2 rs, of 2:i9
Worldly, Ola Smoothly and Beacon Street
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sI.loo. maiden 2-yesr.
lolds. As-mile:
Scotch Broth tArela) 2o.iO $40 $40
Beat En- (Duppxs" HOO $50
-paFk-Bsnch tBriggs) 1l.20
Time 1 90 rs. off 3.19r
Pompeco. Ring Leader Bagaseen. En-
chantress and Marmeduke also ran.
FOURTH RACE - i.f00, maidens. s.
lyear-olds and up. q mile:
Blue Warrior U.utheT) % 500 2 40 40
Gallant Play (Caffarells) 40 40
Slim tAtkinsonl $40
BOY Larkmead. Bemar Boy and Vul-
lcanus also ran.
FIFTH RACES 100, claiming i-yesr-
olds and up. mile ,,o sso %
Graustark CLuther) 12fo $50 800
Street Arab tP0Ilardl eo o'ou
Merry Morn (Vina) 40
Time III 20 off 4.lSis.
Maelne. Tioerius. Dusky Gil and Higher
Bracket also ran
SIXTH RAcE-sl,5 500. allowances. D.
year-oids. / mile.
Alaking (Taylorl 90 " ~
Tragic Ending tDuppsl 100 3.Oo
Boiled Shirt May 40
Time / .3s on i.iT.
H!comb Ciuder Maid. General JACK
Tex Hygro and one Tip also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-sl 100. claiming. o.
year-0lds, ] lis miles
Misty quest tVlnab 500 100 ~
Rough News (Hearn) i2O 5'kV
stingaling (McMuilen) a'oo
Time l;45 as. OF d19.
villa Platte FoNworth, Reuous. DRIVING
Power. Tripit and Pacher also ran
EIGHTH RACE-St 600 claiming 4
year-olds and up. ! lilo miles
Fire Finch (Ailgaierl 1920 80 ~
LADY Roma tBriggsl 40 StV
knights SoX (Taylor) 90 5Oo
Time i47 2-5. of 49,.
Discourse Career GIN, Free Bio Aruour
and Bissakerry also ran.
tDead heat for second.
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BEST RESIDUE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Suffolk Downs Entries
IOR FRIDAY

FIRST RACE 81 100 claiming. Swear
olds and up, hllies and mares l-lbI
miles: -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
LOSS NEAR POINT

Air Reduction was weak, losing
a point. Chrysler slipped TO lose
nearly a nnint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Arlington Park Entries
FOR FRIDAY

FIRST RACE-Sl 600, claiming. 3-yea
lldg mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

rArrrfniirs allowances claimed
Weather, ci0ut track, muddy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

Worldly. Old Smoothly and Beacon Street
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

allowance claimed.
Weather, clear track. fast.
Poet. 2iS n. m.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Dodgers ganaron aver un
doble desafia, con Hamlin en- el
primer juego Y Fitzsimmons en-
en- ell segundo, quedando en- ell
primer lugar, pero solo a tres
puntos de diStancia de los Car
denaleS.
Joe Medwick deScarg6 su de
elmo cuarto jonrr6n del ano y
la policia tuvo que Intervene
para evitar una riha tumultua-
ria entire las dos novenas. En- Ia
auinta entrada Dick Erickson
segundo pitcher de los Braves,
lie pogo a Medwick en- ell codo de-
recho con una pelota lanzada Y
despues hizo 10 mismo con Ca
MILL. ell siguiente bateador.
Boston &c, l3h. De; Brooklyn
lac, 17h, 2e.
Boston DC, Oh, 2e; Brooklyn
&c, an lie
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

(ESta ell senior Petrokoff?
LEI domador?
81 senior.
En- efecto, sehora. lQue de
sea listed?
-Verle. Soy una periodista.
enviada por un diario extranje-
no, y quisiera eelebrar con q
una intervia.
|Ah, p-erfectamentei En-
ese case, venga listed para AGA.
lie eSperara listed en- Ell salon.
La mentira Ia habla urdsdo
Agueda cuando va Subia los seis
escaiOnes de marmol que daban
acceso al testro yOltaire.
lie parecia buena, y souriS.
~murmurando en- tOno meioso:
EAuchas graeissl
Fl mozo Ia eoAduje, strave-
sando unas puertas monumen-
tales de cristal, hasta un salon
fastuoso. adOrnSdo de estatuas
De euadrOA Dc tapiceA
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

fuscante y eSa algeria medite-
rranea Incompatible.
Los buievsreS, las Gales adj
yacentes eStaban va animadi-
a peSar de no ser sino las diez y
media.
La multitud que eirculaba de
AGA para AHA, era ruidoSa. ri
sueha, Rlegre. communicative,
con ell ear&cter meridionai tan
propio de los provenzales.
Los hombreS paraban O los
amigos, hablando a grandes vo-
ces Y riendo. dandoSe al despe-
dirse numeroSas palmaditas en-
Ia espaids.
Las mujenes Ievaban todas
en- sus roStros freScos Y bellOs.
una sonrisa de dulzura. mHy le-
We, pero que parecia decir a los
transe6ntss. como Ia lechera de
Ia fabula: s. 70 81 que eStOy con
tenta con mi snerteI"
AgUeda tOrci6 pOr el b1levar
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
OEPORTES
HOY LLEGARA KID YUCCA,
TAN

Arribara hoy a esta ciudad a
compahado por su director, el
captain Peoples, Kid Yucatan,
Ell pGgil que Luis Parga trajo a
la Florida.
Yucatan. cuya habilidad ma
die discute. hara ejercicios ma
mana martes y tambien el mier-
coles. en- a gimnsSio de Ia Gale
Franlin.
va Sc aiSip6 Ia riGieuls hiSto-
rista 6& peso por euanto ell mis-
mo Peoples e0ng5sS& que 81 pro
tegi6o pSar& la libraS, Jose
Logon. Il sxcsnsNSn eubano. SO
10 pesara l4S pro 81 le parece o
le eonvSsae sSeas derecho a pc
Sar l47.
SabemoS cue Legion no ha d.
cho que "l,ostsra" s Yucatan,
como tampoco Yucatan ha pro-
metido acostar al cubanO.
Los dos realizaran sus mejo-
res eSfuerzos, de modo que ell
pdblico salga complacido.
I'm muchacho bien educadb,
Legion no es jactancioso, Ash era
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

-Tenga la bondad de sentar-
Sc la senora-dijo con su anna
bilidad francesa-; tenga la
sonora la bondad de eSperar un
momento.
-MuchaS gracias, muchas
gracias-repiti6 la marquesa
un tanto confundida.
La erispaba algo, Ia verdad,
su audacia sin limites.
iPeriodistai
Y el case era que la mentira
habia sido prdida con aciertO.
81 artista no tendria mas re-
medic que salir.
Y luego...
De pronto Sc abri6 Ia puerta
de eriStsles.
III mozo yolvia.
Sc acec6 a la maruuess.
%Senora-dbo- Monsieur
Dimitri Petrokoff, el Dinrector
81 gran dOmsdOr rusO, no ssta
en- 81 teatrO Debe hahsr sallao
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

no.
AL fin. en- Ia pendiente de vi
clio y de degradation. que Ia mar
QueSa creia era no mas su ven
CANA contra el marido que Ia
habia engahado, Agueda Cenci
acab6 por sbandonar Ell hogar
eonyugal, huyendo con Ell msedi-
co. 10 demas va 10 sabe el lee
tor.
Agueda subis 8 grandes pa
SOS Ia scera de les Hallees.
lba nervioSs.
No Sc fijaba en- los escapara-
ties de los eomercioS, nj en- las
ohucherias, nj en- las bellezas de
los edificioS, nj siquiera en- Ell
trafico de Ia Gale.
AL cruzar las bOcacalles, va
rias wees estuvo a punto de me
terse bajo las ruedas de los
taxis o de los camioneS.
Era una mahana clara de
mario, con esa humiDOsidad o
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Carnot,
Siete minutes despues. estaba
en- Ia plaza Voltaire.
DID vista al circo.
FL coraz6n le di6 un vuesco
en- Ell pecho.
No trais mas que un eSbozO
de plan, para poder sbordar al
domador.
Ademas, una duda Ia atormen
Is de pronto, una duda que no
Sc la habia ocurFido hRsta aho-
re-.
sEstaria Monsieur Petrokoff
levantado 3 eStas hcras7
Aguedita acab6 por eneogeF-
sc de hombros. murmurando
con immense desparpajo:
@0h. estas gentes duermen
como las ayes, y sc l~evantan con
el alba!
En- TODD case, eStaba dispues-
tn a eSperarle.
Pero Jque Be . lsgar para
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

antes Yucatan y supcnemos que
no ha cambiado de"parecer''.
Gene Molnar volvera a pelear
con ell hispano Jose Caballeros,
en- ocho asaltos.
Moe Weiss peleara con Fran
kie Thomas. I'm contrario Sc
busca para su hermano Harvey.
FL Dade City Ranger, un HON
bre de seis pies de estatura que
solo pesa $50 libras, tendra de
rival a Kid Moves.
Ha Ofrecido Moves que al vi
sitante lie haran la cuenta de
diez.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Padeciendo de una ceguera in
compensate, una ceguera que
los fanatics no pueden explicar
Sc, la novena del Circulo Cuba
no solo pego aver dos hits.
Ell "Torero" estaba en- buena
forma; pero los "cegatos" no lie
ayudaron y perdi6 ell juegO pOr
ell margen de una carrera.
Los batazos del Circulo fueron
un "cuadrangular" del catcher
NJ. Fernandez y un hit del vete-
rano Contreras. Hizo las dos ca
rreras de los Mambises ell recep-
tor Fernandez, una en- la segun-
da entrada y la otra en- la quin-
ia.
Romano gan6 ell juego por
los LealeS, aunque solo lanz6 en-
los seis primeros innings. MEGA
hagin entro en- ell septimo y no
pudieron anOtarle.
Las tres carreras de los Lea
les fueron hechas en- ell tercero,
J como los italianos hicieron las
suyas,
Leavine Sc distlngui6 de ma
nera notable con ell bate, PECAN
do un tubey Y dos hits, en- cua-
tro veces.
Romano, ell pitcher, dispar6
dos hits v los otros dos salieror
de los "rObles" de Mccoy y Per-
cy Gonzalez. .
FL Cfrculo tomara muy prom
to el canine de Ia cola, 81 los mu
chachos no reaccionan Y prue-
ban que sH eficiencia es legiti-
ma.
Dos errores cometieron los
vencedores, de Ippolito y McCor
puadarle, y unO los caStigadOs,
del IS Delio Pulido.
C. L. 003 600 0OO-Sc, IN, &c
C. c. N10 OOl 0O0-2c, 2h, lie
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TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE

vicio, sin consideration a nadie.
10 mismo que su espoSo.
81; despertada Su vesania,
sus mslOs ratios, Agueda Cenci
iba a rodar pronto al abismo.
Sabido es que, deSde e dia a.
Quel, ell matrimonio de los mar
queses vivid en- realidad separa-
do, aunQue los eobijara el mis-
mo techo.
Agueda inici6, mejor dicho.
aoentu6 el antique tlirf con Oh.
oh, y suS sonrisitas. sus pala-
bras Y provocaeiones hicieron
comprender al doctor que su
triunfo. contra 10 que 81 habia
Degado 3 calcular, estaha cerca-
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Los Cardenales derrotaron dos
veces a los Piratas y contuvie-
ron la Marcia de avance de Ia
novena a la que pertenece Al
fonso Lopez.
Hizo ell San Luis tres carre-
ras. utilizando a los pitchers
White Y Vrouch, en- Ell primero
" los Piratas sc quedaron en-
dos.
Alfonso Lopez ayud6 a Heint
zelman, en- ell segundo, Y bateo
dos hits; pero su novena perdio
ell juego, tambien por el margen
de una carrerita.
Pittsburgh &c, Oh, De; San
Luis Sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

ellos lie hicieron tres carreras,
en- la tercera entrada, momen :
tos despu6s de qu p.los asturia :
nos habian cruzad dos wees la
gonna" Las de- 'venas solo
anotaron en- la Aad ? entrasla,
10 que indica e. Elsa ibre de la
pelota jugade IA rel
Clemente, eel PEE los Garibal
dinos, descarg6 DPS hits y pega-
ron uno cada unC, GranelI, OH
huela, A. Scionte y Sam Scion
tie.
Tres errores cometieron tam
bien los vencedores, de Onis, A.
Scionte y Orihuela.
Robaron bases Onis, Iglesias,
Alvarez y Sam Scionte.
C. A. OO2 600 10000, 5h, Sc
U. l. OOs 900 OoO-Sc, Oh. Sc
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preguntar por 81?
IQue diriaf

preguntar por 81?
IQue diriaf
IA Eui@n dirigirse?
La marqueSa tuvo una Ultima
vachaei6n.
FL recuerdo de Otamendi, de
un modo fugaz pas6 Dor su
mente Y por su coraz6n.
Fue solo I'm momento.
En- seguida, con paso firme Y
decidido Sc acerc6 al ciFeo.
Un moro. en- mangas de CANT
50, barria el gran hall de acce-
so al edificio.
Agueda lie abord6.
%
+Escnche, sehorl
FL interpelado ees6 de barrier,
levantandO Ia cabeza.
Al yer a una dana tan elegan
te, hi1o una leve inclination, Y
81 roStro apergaminado Sc ilu-
con una sonrisa.
@o& deseA h ssh0gaf
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Gigantes y Phillies Sc divide
ron los honores del doble jue-
go.
Philadelphia DC, 11h, &c; New
York sc, Ion, lie.
Philadelphia &c, 10h, de; N,
York &c, 11h, Toe.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
Leales y Gaialdinos
earagon los jueg4 de aver
Derrotados los ASSURES por ell margen de
de una carrera
La ceguedad de los bateadores cubanos
es complete

La Unione Italiana sc afian-
70 aver en- ell primer puesto ven
ciendo al Centre AsturianO, la
novena comandada por Fausti :
no C"sares, con anotaci6n de
tres carreras por dos.
FL pitcher Capitano, duenQ de
una lecheria. di6 nueas pruebas
de dominic y los astures Sc q, D
daron en- cinco hits, dos de Ma
gadan, ell IF, y a uno por cabeza
Iglesias, Paz y Grandio.
Por los asturianos eometie-
ron tres errores, Alvarez, Paz e
Iglesiae.
Piniella limit6 a seis hits los
batazos de sus rivales, pero con
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Wander Nicer, que parece re-
nacer, dej6 aver a los Cubs en-
siete hits y di6 ell triunfo a los
Rojos.
Cincinnati &c, 11h, De; Chica-
go lc, Tn, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
LIGA AMERICANA

Dos wees atropellaron los
Yankees a los Atleticos, la pri-
mera con ell pitcher Russo y la
segunda con Donald.
Joe DiMaggio fue alcanzado
en- una pierna por una pelota
lanzada por ell pitcher contra
rio.
New York lie, 16h, De; Phil
adelphia &c, Oh, 2e.
New York &c, III lie; Phila-
delphia 1c, Oh, Sc.
st. Louis Z c, 15h, De; Detroit
SC, 1Oh, De.
Chicago Cleveland &c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Pittsburgh &c, lOh, lie; an
Luis &c, I2h, lie.
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La gaceta., 1941-08-11

Chicago &c, Sh, lie; Cleveland
lie, 6h, De.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Increase in Quotas
Threatened 10 Check
Sugar Price Rises
Raw Product Sells at
Highest Rote Since
1889 Buying Score

The Agriculture Department acted
yesterday to halt advancing sugar
prices, now at the highest levels
since 1899.
1t issued statement saying that
II the present situation" contin-
ued, it would be the policy of the
department to increase supplies by
raising marketing quotas.
Raw sugar has been selling at
around $3.50 per hundred pounds
at New York, the highest since late
1899. At that time consumer buy
ing scare caused prices to shoot up,
whereupon President Roosevelt Or
dered suspension of marketing
quotas.
Marketing of sugar in this coun-
try is controlled by the Agriculture
Department under legislation de-
signed to assure all producing areas
an equitable share of the market at
prices sufficient to maintain the
domestic sugar industry.
Sugar officials have indicated that
price of around SO, together with
grower subsidies authorized by the
sugar legislation, was ample.
Quotas for 1941 permit the mar
keting of 7,l25,56 short tons-a
quantity the department deems Suf-
ficient to meet actual consumption
needs and to provide reserve stocks.
This quota included a 3000-ton
increase announced on June 9 in
a move designed to check price
advances.
Today's statement said in part:
Evening star., 1941-06-22

prison and their tragic deaths. He
saw murders and suicides. He wit
messed the economic robbery" OF
the country by the Germans who
carried away clothing and great
stores of grain. Then, with his wife,
he escaped across the Polish border
and now is back in the United
States absorbed in the second move
ment for Czecho- -Slovakia's liberia
ton.
DR.. Benes, who was a member OF
the Czechoslovakian Parliament,
said he has three objectives in his
lecture tour across this country:
l. Working toward victory for de-
mocracy.
2. The liberation of Czechoslo-
vakia.
3. The liberation of all small ma
tions of Europe now under the heel
of aggressors.
Fall of Naziism Must Come"
THE fall of Naziism must come" "
he said. with the help OF Ameri-
can industry, defeat of Hitler is
possible" =,
While declaring he did not intend
to stick my finger" in this coun-
try's affairs, DR.. Benes said he be-
lieved those who are fighting Presi-
dent Roosevelt's foreign policy and
aid-to- Britain "are fighting democ-
racy."
The battle for England is a battle
for defeat or victory for democracy"
he said. II feel Americans should
look at it this way, that by helping
Great Britain, they are helping
America. The German war machine
survives on conquest. When 1t has
absorbed the resources of the ma
tions it has conquered, the Germans
must look to new fields for new
resources"
II England is defeated, America
will be defeated, and the democratic
ideals will be crushed throughout
the world, he declared.