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La gaceta., 1941-05-22

culiares ilusiones pacifistas
entire nosotros."
"Algunos de ~nuestros agi-
tadores, en- lugar de elevar el
movimiento de preparation Y
mobilization, asustan a los
que les oven con los h1rures
Ct la guerra, estimulando asi
las cualidades sentimentales
de los pacifistas."
Washington, mayo 22-Ma
ry Spargo, una Investigators
del comite de Dies, declare
aver ante un subcomite que
la division de carbon bitumi-
nose del departamento o Sc
'cretaria del Interior, "esta car
gado con comunistas." I'm fun
cionario lie di6 la information,
agregando que la Influenza
comunista es muy fuerte y
procede de la cumbre.
La Spargo asegura que la
American Peace Mobilization
esta bajo ell dominic comunis-
ia. FL subcomite Sc reuni6 en-
session secreta para e~nterarse
de los nombres. Otra mujer in
vestigadora, Miss Hazel Huff
man, refiriendose a las acti-
vidades de la America Peace
Mobilization, asegur6 que $50
empleados del gobierno figu-
raban en- un grupo de 500 que
Washington recientemente
mand6 a una asamblea de esa
colectividad.
Washington, mayo 22,-El
s~ecretario de marina, Mr..
Knox, pidi6 aver la abolici6n
de la ley de neutralidad y es-
tricta adherencia a la norma
dc libertad de los mares. "Yo
soy un firme creyente, como
ell Presidente, en- la tradicio-
nal politica de libertad de los
mares. Yo he venido pidiendo
la abolicion de la ley de neu-
traldad desde que fuerl apro
bada e insisto en- clio
Habana, mayo 22.-Una
mansion, que pagara de alqui-
Ter $500 al mes, esta prepare
da para ell rey Carol y Nine
Lup ,scu, que arribaran a es-
tie puerto ell dia l. de JUNO.
La casa es propiedad de un
excabo del ejercito y excoro-
mel, Jose E. Pedraza, que aho-
RI reside en- Miami.
Washington, mayo 22.-Os
valid Ryan, miembro de la
Junta de Aeronautica Civil,
mar ifest6 que la red de avia-
ci6n comercial nazi-italiana,
ex ia Amerca del Sur, leEe
scr elimina6a porque en- "a.
lldad es IN caballo de Troya
alado, y muy peligros1 para
nuestra vida nacional. ia red
de aviaci6n de los totalitarios
no es una empresa comereial,
sinO un Instruments de politi-
ca nacional encamina6o a tor
Ger la domination cultural y
polftica del continente suda-
mericano.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
Noticias importantes de aver y de hoy

En- favor de la Universidad de Tampa. La R.
A. ataco un objective industrial en- Francia. =
Proyecto de Whitaker sobre los puentes. - De-
rrotado ell impuesto contra los cigarrillos.-Los
periodicos sovieticos atacan ell pacifismo. A.
g9ntes comunistas en- la Secretaria del Interior.
pide sea abolida la Ley de Neutralidad.
Ell Rey alquilara la Casa de Pedraza
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Tallahassee, mayo 22.-
La delegation de Hilsborough
present6 una ley local que per
mite a la ciudad de Tampa
arrendar por 80 amos, a la u
niversidad de Tampa, la pro-
piedad' cOnooada por Hotel
Tampa Bay. Pondra la ley a
la Universidad sobre una ba-
Sc permanente.
Londres, mayo 22.-La a.
viaci6n inglesa hizo aver un
ataque por sorpresa contra la
isla de Helgoland. Uno de los
aparatos no regreS6. Varias
escuadrillas britanicas ataca-
ron un objective industrial en-
ell territorio frances ocupado
por los nazis. Los cazas ale
names no pudieron rechazar a
los Huracanes Y Escupefuego.
Tres Messerchmitt fueron de-
rribados.
Tallahassee, mayo %. Ell
problema de la bahia de Tam
pa pas6 aver a ser un profile
ma del Estado, luego de un
luicio pGblicC en- ell cual expu-
sieron sus puntos de vista los
Legislatures de tres condados,
Hillborough, Pinella y Mana
tee. Ell senador Whitaker Sc
refiri6 a un proyectO de ley,
aprobado aver por ell Senado,
cue autoriza a la Junta de Ca
rreteras del Estado para cons
trui no al7uirir puentes y MA
nejarlos hasta que puedan ser
liberados. La misma autori-
sad Sc ha concedido a la nue.
va Comisi6n de Mejoras de la
Florida, que sera nombrada
por ell gobernador.
Tallahassee, mayo PEI
comite de Hacienda del Sena-
do mat6 aver una ley, aproba
da POGO antes en- la Camara,
imponiendo un impuesto de 3
centavos sobre un paquete de
cigarrillos de 10 centavos.
Bien preparados, los sena-
dores votaron de 10 a l en-
contra de la ley. En- la CANA
ra Sc aprob6 la ley por 70 vo-
tos contra 81.
= Pat Whitaker, de Tampa,
atac6 ell impuesto y consigui6
que la mayoria del comite sc
alinease con el.
Berlin, mayo 22.-Alema-
mia desmiente la noticia de
que haya contratado 1,500,-
600 toneladas de barcos fran
ceses. Los nazis Sc apodera :
ron de todos los vapores fran
ceses que encontraron en- los
puertos, pero no los c%ontrata-
ron.
Moscd, mayo
bras para rechazar ataques
de soldados paracaidistas Sc
verifiearan Ell sabado y ell do
mingo.
Ell peri6dico de la Liga de
Juventudes Comunistas afr
ma "que la presente situacion
international obliga a Russia a
prepararse sacramento, dia
por dia de guerra" La po-
Utica de Stain, dice ell Con-
somol Pravda, es una de pre-
paraci6n. Aunque Russia per-
nance neutral, critica cual-
quier espiritu de pacifismo."
No podemos y no debemos
ser militarmente mas debiles
que nuestros rivales. FL ejer-
otto Rojo debe ser ell mas fuer
te en- ell mundo. "Estrella Ro-
ja," Ell peri6dico del e~jercto,
asegura que es n~ecesario COM
betir Eudsmente contra las pc
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
UN J0VEN DE 16 AMOS MA
TO A TRES Personals

Front Royal, Va, mayo o.
I'm joven de l6 amos, Thomas
Cameron, jr. es acusado
por Ell teniente Lippen, de la po-
Utica del estado de Virginia, &c
haber matado, con un rifle, a
Edward Johnson, de AZ amos, la
esposa de este, de 40, y su hija
Ethel, de Is.
FL robo fue Ell motive del crl.
men,
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

FL partido Comunista Sc re-
fiere en- su manifesto de aver
al plan "de petici6n de precios''
Y dice: "Que no haya renun-
cias".
Quiere ell partido que sigan
gobernando las uniones sus afi-
liados y amigos.
NADIA lie importa al grup'to
que los ciudadanos americanos
nos miren con desconfianza, ere
yendo que en- los barrios latinos
abundan los desleales..
10 importante IS complacer
a los directories de New York y
a Mosc1.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Las "viboras'' de Vichy, cum
pliendo 6rdenes de Berlin, lie
nan quitado a los hebreos fran
ceses la direction de sus nego-
clos, del producto de sus afanes
y esfuerzoS.
FL hebreo dueno de un estable
cimiento pasa a obedecer las
disposiciones como 81 fuese un
menor de edad o un ser irrespO1
sable, del administrator" tota-
litario que Petain lie nombra.
81 el viejo mariscal Sc Opone
a los planes de Otto Abetz, aho-
ra recomendadCs por Darlan
ipor que no Sc Marcia al terri
torio del Africa francesa, colo
cando Ell ejercito y la escuadra
iunto a los soldados y buques
de las naciones democraticas?
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

iYa remiti6 listed su protes-
ia con l. noble intenci6n de EVIL
tar que al tabaco Sc lie carguen
nuevos impuestos?
81 no la mand6, hagalo hoy q
mafana; pero no dele la cues
ton para ell mes que viene.
Ell tabaco ihecho a manO no
puede soportar nuevos impueS-
toS.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Otro parrafo del manifesto
de los "illas":
mo es verdad que los trabs-
jadores estan divididos. Hay u
nidad por aumento de precios,
por mejor convenio...
Dicen que hay unidad en- Ell
aumento de preeios para desta-
car que ellos 10 patrocinan ~.
dsSprSStigiSrlO de pasO,
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
Ell TEMPO

Nublados. Vientos modera-
dos. Maxima aver, SO grades;
minima, GO,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16

One year ago presented analysis Of operating
statement In this issue we come again to present the
people of Ypslan facts having do with
dition and to renew statement of policy
Three years ago program established to produce
regular employment 1t is opinion that taking
during rush and laying them off during lull is de-
people. No family adjust its living expenses
under such conditions. Accordingly, set about to
overcome the fact that the BUYING PUBLIC DOES
NOT MAKE PURCHASES WITH EQUAL PRESSURE
DURING ALL MONTHS OF THE YEAR.
We do about 800 of business the half the year
and 1920 the last half Our business is "al in
basket Our in order of Importance are power
tools for the hardware trade castings for the automobile
manufacturers, and fittings sold through the wholesale
plumbing trade.
warehouses in which to accumulate stock during periods
of low business sales. At present have than
$3.50, 900 of FINISHED MATERIALS ON HAND. Much
of this borrowed money and that means heavy
interest charges During 1889 able to operate
fifty-one weeks during the year. Again, during 1910,
operations continued the same basis 1941 would
have continued in the had not conditions
which had control made laying off
almost two hundred people, With Ford resumng opera
tons, believe that full employment should prevail
for the balance of the year.
TO GIVE EVERY EMPL OYEE A PAY CHECK EVERY
FRIDAY s in opinion, GOOD POLICY FOR THE
COMPANY, A FAIR POLICY FOR THE COMMUNITY
AND MOST OF ALA HUMAN DECENT POLICY
FOR EMPLOYEES.
We believe that rapidly possible wages should be
creased consistent with sound operating policies. For
eight years every cent of profit was put back into
plant investment in order take the needs of the
growing business You either take of your custo-
mers requirements, they look elsewhere for
of supply. At the same time able to provide
work for 1000 people as against 400 in 1884.
In l939,-4O8 employees worked fifty
one weeks and averaged ST, 1851.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16

,TY COMPANY
f. EMPLOYMENT
In l94O,58 employees worked fifty
weeks and averaged ST ,429.38
In addition about 400 people were TAX
en- ON during 1910. The above figures
do not include officers or supervisory II
employees We have defense con
tracts and we are not able to raise sell.
ing prices but we believe that employ.
will average more than $500 dur.
ing 1911.
Hourly Rate
The HOURLY RATE is NOT, IN OUR OPINION, THE
SOLE TEST OF WAGES A high hourly
offset six weeks of unemployment 1t is our
settled policy the highest annual income
tent with sound operating procedure.
Taxes rapily increasing believe that federal
income taxes alone will take ONE dollar of TWO
of net operating profit in 941
In making study of operations for the
first three months of l94l, the Manage.
ment expects If THERE ARE NO
FURTHUR INTERRUPTIONS in
PRODUCTION, to give all employees
who have been with the Company six
months or mOre,-a vacation bonus,
when the plant shuts down i'm July for
annual vacations.
We recognize responsibility to employees,
property and to merchandise the city and finally
ernmen face the present crisis Central Specially
hope. the goodwill of every element this
income dollar for1 and heamount of principal
Evening star., 1941-02-02

sTUDEBAKER 1885 Commander or. sedan
| luxurious green finish. Tree wheeling and
| hot-water heater, lll-steel body. hydraulic
| brakes; big, roomy sedan: special today,
| S157. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 112J 21st
| st, NV DI 1918
Evening star., 1941-02-02

PONTIAC 1888 coach; motor overhsuled.
new battery. heater. good tires; $75.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

PLYMOUTH 1882 4-cylinder de luxe Sc
dan; tires and motor extra good; bargain.
&4h WnnGleY 2Q02
Evening star., 1941-02-02
PASSENGER

1888 Chevrolet De Luxe Trunk Sedan.
Black finish, mohair upholstery, full
size upholstered folding seats with back
rests; ideal for schools. sightseeing. ETC.;
S47S.
LUsTINE-NICHoLSoN. HyattsviIle.
Warfeld 0S00.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WILL TRADE 81 Chev. 4-door de luxe
trunk sedan; perfect heater: for any make.
'36 or 81 conv. club or coupe; cash din.
either way. No dealers. Owner, HO. 334S.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
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(Continued0
PLYMOUTH 1882 4-cylnder de luxe Sc
dan; tires and motor extra good; bargain.
S45. Woodley 1908.
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-dr. de luxe trunk Sc
dan; must sell; Goodyear life-guard tubes.
my sSfa, bank E"0V cail ian Mr.. f Kufner T RA S45s,
any time Sun. No dealers.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan; trunk;
good s9Rd s1s9 Not Motor Trsen Gen go
BIadensburg I'd. ne. AT. 020o.
F6Xh2ITH 6gkNg sEbas sas RE REAFER hHxE Se9 4Ro3E
LATE LATE eoND1TIosNN EISAMScE 24s4fR G0MPANY
OXFORD 1858
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe bus. coupe: ex-
cellent condition: for quick sale. S275;
terms. Criswell Dealer Co. 61s6 NJ.
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan; radio and heater;
Owner, sH. 2177-J 6705 Eastern ave,
Takoma Park, Md.
PLYMOUTH 1885 conv. coupe; very sporty
shsnicsiy ''n and 'fn in appearance; an ear nc0 only S.
down, balance S20.41. including fine heater
Ask fPF car Ga rN9RT E9 20 R l. BROS
1st and New York Ave. N.E Hobart 6O12.
PLYMOUTH 1885, coupe; o. k. motor, 5
very good tires. clean interior; fine trans Is
pe. H 4 3 LEARY: JR.: fZ pros, o
1st and New York Ave. NE, Hobart 6Ol2.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sedan, with
nss m fbG Ths esG' esP naeF vssns d a
pensive; it's real economical transporta-
HysttsTe iSs fsV Re' Ws9ed ssgS 0sdd
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe coach; radio,
heater, black finish. broadcloth upholstery.
Al condition throushout; guaranteed: lib
TRIANGLE MOTORS, o,
14o1 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. 6302.
PLYMOUTH 1887 business coupe: black
paint equipped with radio, heater and new
1e out 5e X e seat bes of shape ana T
out of our lot very fast; you couldn't find
better car for eyeFydsg drzng EHsttsvs 3ny
Warfeld Os00
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe business coupe;
thoroughly reconditioned; perfect tires
30-dsy written guarantee; special for only
$3.50. -
1929 Georgia Ave. Georela O1OO.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 4-door touring
lent motor and tires. Reduced to only S539.
If you are in the market for this type car
We can arrange for, you TO purchase it at
100 down. provided you have good credit
LEO RoCCA, INC,
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. Emerson 1900.
appearance and mechanical condition COM
parable to that of a 6month-old car; a
real bargain at our reduced price Of $3.50
Phone US, We will bring it to you.
MANDELL CHEVROLET.
1900 Nichols Ave. Sc. Lincoln 94ss.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe touring
sedan; 1S-month tire guarantee; only S335.
Burrows Motor, 900 NJ st. sc. AT. 1856.
PLYMOUTH 1885 business coupe excel
lent condition appearance; good tires;
facrihce; SI75; terms, trade. 1905 west
Va. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-dr. sedan; s275 cash.
Emil Maxi. 742 9th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 80 CPE.. EXT. CLEAN; S425.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1857.
PONTIAC 1910 2-door sedan: cyl de luxe:
$3.50. Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut
Evening star., 1941-02-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WILLYS 1888 pickup truck recently over
hauled; very good condition: S265: private
owner. Phone Snider Berwyn 203.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1895 Commander or. sedan;
hot;water heater, lll-steel body hydraulic
s155; LEE p, BUTLER INC. 112I 21st
STUDEBAKER 1886 Dictator cruising Sc
dan; beautiful light green. heater, winter
economical 6-cylinder car only $267 LEE
p p BuTLER' 1J INC. 1884 Penna. ave. Sc.
defrosters. original gray finish. This car
has bad exeeent sssz ssae ana Is % HTlsg @
NC. 1884 Penna. ave. Sc. AT 4314.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator 4-door trunk
ttionTaii, clean and powerful: spotless in
and you'll be convinced It's one of the
best: priced way down at S29s. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON, Hyattsville. Warfeld $500.
sTUDERA,RER 1898 r5.S GhsmPioH 2;do9r Sc
forms like new; see it. drive it, you'll be
so1Eynceq it's The psFtct ss YOU'VE been
terms. LUsTINE-NfCHoLsoN. Hyattsvilie.
Warheld Os0O.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 4-door
touring sedan very clean car inside and
out: excellent motor and tires: overdrive
Reduced to only S595 II you are in the
market for this type car we can arrange
for you to purchase it at 10% down; pro.
steadily employed.
LEO ROCCA, INC,
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. Emerson 1900.
TERRAPLANE 80 SED.. EXT. GLEN: $500.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1857.
TERRAPLANE 1898 4-door sedan; I'm.
black finish. thoroughly reconditioned,
good tires. seat covers and expensive
heater; passed D. c. inspection: S9S cash;
reason for selling, going TO school. Lin
coin 1105-J.
WILLYS 1880 sedan: beautiful black finish,
splendid condition throughout hne tires;
this economical little car must be seen to be
appreciated: only S295: easy terms. Dis
trict Motor Co.. 1892 Conn. ave. NV. WO.
1915.
WHLYS 1887 4-door sedan; bargain at
Sl79. Jack Pry, 18th and Pa. ave. sc.
WIILYS 1887 de luxe sedan: radio and
heater; must sell reasonable. ME 1928.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WuLYS 1887 4-door sedan: bargain at
S179. Jack Pry. 18th and Pa. ave. sc.
WILLYS 1887 de luxe sedan; radio and
heater; must sell reasonable. ME- 1928.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WILLYS 1880 sedan: beautiful black finish,
splendid condition throughout. fine tires;
this economical little car must be seen to be
appreciated: only S295 easy terms. Dis
trict Motor Co.. 4432 Conn. ave. NV. WO.
1875.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

TERRAPLANE 1885 4-door sedan; fine
black finish, Thoroughly reconditioned.
good tires. seat covers and expensive
heater; passed D. C. inspection: sos CASH
reason for selling, going TO school. Lin
coin lO5-J
Evening star., 1941-02-02
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

PONTIAC 1910 special six 2-door sedan;
excellent condition; $500 cash or buyer may
take over monthly payments. SH. 2SS9-R
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-16
Sci Regatta
for Sept. ]
Lons-Distonee Race
to Be Held Tomorrow

= Sailing will have its day In
Mount Clemens this year. It's to
be Sunday, Sept. Z, and a huge
regatta with six class races and
a series of special races is be-
ing scheduled, according to plans
laid by the Buccaneer Club last
night.
Further plans are to be an
nounced later, but members have
already been assured of the par
ticipation in the race of num-
Der of boats from up and down
the lake.
At the same time last night,
a special long distance race was
scheduled for tomorrow. En-
trants-about eight are expected
will sail from the Beach at 10
o'clock on a three-point course,
making 1t out around the light
ship, then to the Huron point
light and then back to the beach.
The race is expected to last most
of the day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-16
Pretty Pass!
Browns Win
HopIsss Tises Cont
Even Whip St. Louis

OST. LOUIS, AUG. 16-(R-It
becomes apparent that the De-
troit Tigers have fallen upon evil
days when the cellar-dwelling
st. Louis Browns can kick the
American League Champions
around.
Time was when the Browns
were a soft touch for just about
every other club in the League
and for the Tigers especially.
Just to show how all this has
changed the Browns handed the
Bengals their third straight set
back last night 6 to /. Moreover
the Browns did it on six hits, but
one was a third-inning home run
by outfielder Grace off Paul
Dizzy Trout with two on base.
Meanwhile, rookie Bob Num-
Grief, who has come to mean so
much grief to Detroit, allowed
only six blows in winning his
eighth triumph of the season.
One of the blows was Bruce
Campbell's twelfth homer of the
year, a terrific line drive to the
top of the right field pavilion in
the fourth. 1t ruined a shutout
for Muncrief, who did not issue a
base on balls and permitted only
one other runner to get as far as
third base.
st. Louis scored a run in the
second on Walt Judnich's single,
walks to Roy Cullenbine and
Johnny Bernardino, filling the
bases, and Bob Swift's outfield
fly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-16
5eeory Rejoins
Syracuse Team
Injured in Moy
OutfisIder Recovered

Frank Secory, former West
ern State Teachers College out
fielder star left for Syracuse
yesterday where he will join
the international League clue
as it leaves on a road trip.
Secory, we'll known in this
section as a basketball official,
was injured in a game on May
IL and has been recovering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Conner. Richmond Township
The Tigers have given Secory
several tryouts. He was accom-
panied in his trip to New York
by Mrs. Secory and Mrs. Ger
trude Haar.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-16
Mount Clemens to Seek Second
PlqyoH Win Against Van Dyke
Utieo, New BoItimore
clesh; loeaIs Play
Come There Tomorrow

OSeeking its second playoft
victory in the Macomb County
League, the Mount Clemens
Dairy team will clash with Van
Dyke there tomorrow in a sud-
den death game for the south
county team.
Last week, Mount Clemens
whipped New Baltimore, 1873,
while Van Dyke lost a heart
breaker to Utica, SIS. Utica
and New Baltimore will also
be playing tomorrow.
With the loop title at stake
in the series, the locals, VINO
ended the regular season on
top of the ladder. are expected
to bear down on Van Dyke. Ac
cording to Ed. Moose" Moore.
manager of the team, the outfit
should be at full strength for
the game. Cent?, who handles
the mound duties for Mount
Clemens, whitfield IA batters
last Sunday for his 18th straight
win of the year and will be
hurting tomorrow.
MOORE TEARS VAN DYKE
Although the locals defeated
Van Dyke twice during tn,
scheduled season, Moore today
expressed concern over the out
come of the game. 1--WE fear
Them, he confessed. They're
q hard-hitting team"
Should Van Dyke and New
Baltimore both lose tomorrow
the county crown will be de
cided in a game between Mourt
Clemens and Utica next Sun
day. Wins for one or both OF
the previous losers would force
the series to run two more
weeks.
The Mount Clemens game
will be played at the Linco' !
School diamond in Van Dyke at
3 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-16
WhirlaWay
Good Bet
for Dough

OSARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 16 - - No matter how
you looked at it, Whirlaway ap-
peared a cinch today to pick up
a bundle Of cash faster than Joe
Louis makes it.
The Dowagers and the Dan
dies around this fashionable spa
tried to tell you differently. They
wanted to sell you the argu-
ment that mud-gooey mud-was
on tap for the 72nd running of
Americas oldest horse race, the
Travers Stakes. They pointed
out that "it's Jim Dandy's kind
of a track"-the sam, sort of
mud in which Jim Dandy upset
the great Gallant Fox in this
same Stake II years ago. But
when you added it all up-mud,
Jim Dandy and Saratoga tradi-
ton - there was no way you
could see that Sam Riddles Lord
Kitchener or William Dupont's
Fairymant, son of Man o. War,
had the stuff to whip Warren
Wright's Kentucky flier. These
were the only other entries in
the classic mile and-a quarter
and, as a result, the Blue Grass
bullet figured to 60 postward at
something near the legal mini
mum of l to 20.
Of course, Whirly conceivably
might throw his big outcurve,
run wide and lose that way. But
when you figure that only one
horse - Attention - has beaten
him since he started his charge
through the three-year-olds in
the Kentucky Derby, it doesn't
sem likely. Attention is taking
things easy in his barn, nursing
an injured leg.
Whirly Is packing $50 to liz
for the others this time but he's
given away pounds before and
never suffered for II.
ALI Robertson, the smart Scot,
will be aboard him in this race
as he was in the Saranac handi-
cap, which Whirly just managed
to take week or so ago.
1t looks like a crowd of ZOO
or more is going to see Blen-
helms boy come charging home
to win about $40, 900. This would
boost his earnings over the S275,-
600 mark for his career.
The secondary feature finds
the two-year-old fillies battling
in the >Spinaway Stakes. ALI.
Vanderbilt's unbeaten Petrify is
the choice, but she'll have to do
lot of running to beat such as
William Ziegler's r o m p n &
Home, wirner of the Schuyler
vile Stakes, and Ware n
Wright's Markell. bred from
the great Nellie Flag.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-16

beyyy Named to Jones' Grid Post at use
for the l04l battles.

for the 1941 battles.
"I'll have to familiarize my
self with some of the new talent
coming up to the varsity, and
adjust our style of play to ex-
listing conditions" Barry said.
lone thing was certain. /
hope to maintain the clean, hard
fighting tradition established by
Howard during his years as
coach of the team.
Bob McNeish, backfield coach,
and Julie Bescos, tutor of the
ends, will continue under Barry.
Both are ex-Trojan athletes
schooled under Jones. The same