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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24

securing redress of grievances.
Murdoch said. in criticizing cur
rent proposals to outlaw this
right.
I'm the Bill OF Rights several
Of our democratic rights are list
ed" he said. among others.
the right OF freedom Of speech,
freedom of press. freedom of re-
ligion and assembly. If those
rights are destroyed. what is left
OF democracy?
But the list of democratic
rights is not exhausted by the
Bill Of Rights or the Constitu-
tion." he added. LAS the citizens
OF a great democracy. we have
other democratic rights which
are established by law. recog-
nized by the courts. defended by
the government and respected by
all who love democracy. :.
"He who would now seek 10
curtail these liberties not only
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
Louis.Baer All Set

Heavyweight ch mpion Joe
Louis and challenger Buddy Baer
are all set for their championship
match in Griffith Stadium. Wash.
ington. D. c.. Friday night. May
% and judging from reports per-
meating the air. the Stadium
stands will be well-flled with
Cumberland boxing fans when the
time for action rolls around.
Quite a few resident mitt low
ers took in the recent Baer-
Galento jabfest at Washington
and many more are expected to
witness the May battle between
Louis and Baer. 1t will be the
first meeting between the two
bruisers and Louis is a topheavy
favorite.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
DurOcher Banks
On Lee Crissom

one Of the big Ifs" in the PEN
nantward aspirations of the
Brooklyn Dodgers this season is
that eccentric southsider known
as Lee GriSsom. now in the stage
OF making a come back" in the
major leagues. 1t was just a few
years ago when he was a member
of the Cincinnati Reds that Girls
som. with his blazing fast ball. his
dexterous delivery and his be.
witching assortment of hooks.
was the most talked-about rookie
in baseball. Striking out as many
as nine and ten a game was duck
Sculptor him.
But then-something happened.
He became wilder than a flock Of
Nazis and couldn't win TO save
his neck. But now he's back with
Brooklyn. as he was in the late
stages Of the 1910 wars. and on
the basis Of a five-inning 2-hit
shutout against the Yankees just
before the current campaign
opened. may be right" II so,
manager Durocher won't have
much to worry about what with
Whitlow Wyatt. Luke Hamil. Fred
die Fitzsimmons and Kirby Higbe
hanging around.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
Ask Higher
Base Pay

Washington. April 10 - Immed-
late establishment Of a accent
hourly minimum for the 10000
workers employed in cotton gar
ment industry, was asked by the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
in a 45-page brief submitted this
week to the Wage-Hour Admin
istration here.
Present minimum wages in the
industry under the Federal Wage
Hour law range from 32i2 to 37la
cents an hour. The accent min
imum would not be reached I'M
der the ordinary functioning OF
the law. before l945.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24

corporations showed profits Of
three quarters OF a billion dollars
averaging over $500 a year prohi
on each worker. over and above
the wages paid to him.
while corporations can bar
gain with the government in
order TO make sure Of their
profits. workers must wait un-
Ill the corporations have the
orders and begin working on
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
City's Best Pin
Aces to Clash
In Roxy Derby

Class meets class here next
month when Cumberland's best
pinsters run afoul of each other
in a gigantic four-day mara
thon of the NAPLES" at the Roxy
Bowling Alleys on North Me-
chanic Street, May 2. 3. 4 and
5 and long before the blister
ing bombardment will have
been concluded. a lot Of plain
and fancy scores will have been
written into the logs Of the
scorekeepers.
Bowling. on the upswing in this
section the past several years. has
now reached the point where
most everybody takes time out for
a few rounds" as the saying
goes. and this impending tourna-
ment should be the crowninG
event OF the pin season for the
coming card fairly teens with
class.
Crane. DeLuca. CiOni
Leading the list of well-know,
and well-feared maple massagers
are Bill Crane. Sammy DeLuca
Paul Cioni and Jim Brady, not 10
mention score or more Of other
classy bowlers. Police Commits
sioner James Orr, for one.
The entries have been placed
into these classifications: Glass A
las average or better. Glass B
1875 to l45. Glass Cess thar
1875. Women: Glass A--ll5 aver
age or better. Class BIOS &c
to lis. Glass Cess than los.
All right. me lads and lassies
let EN- ROLL
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24

them before they can bargain
for better wages and condi-
tions. he pointed out.
rs the workers competition
for decent wages. for a decent
standard Of living. for decent
working conditions un-American.
unpatriotic or destructive CT
democracy to any greater degree
than the competition OF the in
dustrialists?" he asked.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
his lack of faith in democracy.

Murdoch dealt at some length
on the contrast between workers
incomes and the profits OF en-
ployers enjoying huge govern
ment orders for arms. He cited
figures from government studies
to show that one third OF the
workers of the U. S. had less
than $500 a year to live on. 30
per cent had less than l,20e. and
less than eight per cent had ST.
200-the figure selected by a gov
eminent committee to provide a
standard of bare decency.
At the same time. he said, six
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
S PO:::'. R T S
By JACK GALLEN
By JACK GALLEN
Here and There Along
The RialtO Of Sports

In these trying days of turmoil and strife it's good to know
that Americas athletes they always have rayng to
the coors of their country in droves but to that
most outstanding example of patriotism and Amereansm was
flashed to the sporting world last week when Frank Reagan
PENIS abdexerous athlete, enlisted in the United States
Marine Corps Reserves What's unusual about ensng,
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24
Sen. Murdoch Raps
Anti-Strike Hysteria

WASHINGTON, Apr. 19-The program is not being
hndered by strikes despite hysterica Congress
and the press Senator Abe Murdoch Democrat of Utah. told
nationwide radio audience National Radio Forum speech
broadcast from here this week
The strike is fully democratic. wholly American method
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-04-24

seeks 10 throw civilization into
reverse. but he also manifests
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Como faltaban los banquillos
curvos, recubiertos de viejo ter
ciopelo que limitaban la pista Ell
Ell circo de Monsieur Renard, To
ny, con su negotiable imagina-
ci6n, ide6 una cosa a~rtistica Y
barata los dos pequehos fueron
a la orilla de un rio, que corria
por las afueras del pueblo, y cor
taron numerosas ramas de sau-
co y de sauce.
Y con varas y ramillas unie-
ron las estaquitas hundidas en-
Ell suelo que iban sehalando Ell
.circulo de la pista.
va estaba, podia decirse, i'm
provisado 10 mas esencial.
Ahora tenian que ocuparSe de
escoger IN nombre appropriate pa
ra el Establishments y la COM
pahia.
En- cuanto a ensayar, no les
hacia falta: Sc sabian de sobra
los n1meros que iban a hacer.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

-Yo creo cue 10 mejOr es es-
coger un nOmbre extranjero-
dijo Tony. Los pdblicos pare
cen coneeder mas valor a los ar
tistas cuando llevan nombres "a
ros.
Dick y Ketty rieron al Off la
exacta observation.
-Dices bien, Tony; por ESQ
Monsieur Renard, hacienda no.
nor a 81 nombre, nos puso a TO-
dos nombres ingleses.
-Bueno, lque nombre lie POI
nemos al circo?
MAZDA de Circo Americana.
@iAh, clarol
mi de Monsieur Rendrd,
-DeSde luego.
II Entonces...?
-Ha de ser un nombre lama
two.
~ original.
y que atraiga los pdblieOs
por 81 solo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
UN MATo A
UN NINo EN- LA GALE
o

Como q la una de la tarde
de hoy, en- la Gale Catorce en-
tire las avenidas Novena v De-
Gina, en- Ell callej6n. un auto
m6vil guiado por Teclo Roy
alcanz6 al niho Rene Cutie
rrez, hijo de los esposts Car
los Gutierrez, y lie produjo le-
stones que lie ocasionaron la
muerte.
Era llevado ell nino en- una
ambulaneia, hacia ell Hospital
Municipal, euando dej6 de e.
xistir.
La policia Intervene en- ell
case.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

las figuras primeras. Tn pooui-
TO- sin la Tore de Porcelana ell
cuarto ndmero 10 haremos tam
bien' tn y 70; Tony y Dick, GIN
nastas y acr6batas, y como fin
de fiesta, Ketty, Ecuyere.
-Trabajare con Nueva York?
ST; un pOquito tambien. Pa
ra que yea la genie que tenemos
I'm caballo amaestrado Y que el
clrco merece la pena.
-iY a como pondremos Ia en-
trada?
IAh!.... ESQ.,.
Surgi6 un Inconvenience en- 81
que no hab6an pesado hasta ahs
"a: no habia aSientos.
-IQue podemos hacer?
Tony fall6 encogiendose de
hombros:
|Que este de pie TODD el
mundo!i Ago Sc ha de hacer pOr
amor al arte!
%Seremos breves.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
LOU AMBERS E Ell
VIERNES CON Ell CAM
PECN JENKINS

New York, Feb. 25.-LOu Am
3ers. e. excampe6n de las 135 IL
bras, peleara de nuevo e. vie--
mes, en- Ia Madison Square Gar
den, con el tejano Lew jenkins,
,ampe6n de las 135 libras en- Ell
estado de New York.
Subira Ambers al tablado con
mas de 1876 libras, 10 que indica
no sc discutira Ia corona de Je7-
kins. En- una anterior pelea, We
rificada hace 10 meses, e. cam
pe6n puso a dormir a Ambers,
siendo Ia primera derrota de eS
Re por nocaut. Las spuestas Sc
hallan a favor de Lew.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

En- Ell terreno de Plant, per-
fectamente preparsdo, iniciaron
aver sus ejercicios los "Rojos"
de Cincinnati.
Participaron en- las practicas,
observados de cerca por Bill Nc
Kechnie, los pitchers Johnny
Hutchings, que firm6 aver 81
contrato; Joe Beggs, Paul Der :
ringer, Lefty Guise, Whitley Mo
re, Logan, Monte Pearson, Jim
Riddle, Gene Thompson, jim
Turner, Johnny Wander Nicer Y
Bucky Walters; catchers, Bill
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

ia verl iDecir vosotros!
Dick sonri6,
-Yo tengo uno-eNclamo
triunfa,mente.
IA yer!
isl, a yer, a yer!
-Dilo.
Gran Circo MarSelles. iQue
os parece?
NO esta NAL.
No, no esta NAL; perO haria
falta IN nombre mas rimbom-
bante...~ una cosa mas llamativa
@iMas llamativa que Marse-
Aa?-brome6 Dick.
Tony Sc di6 una palmada en-
Ia frente
@tCu&?
lilo encontrel
-iSi?-pregunt6 Ketty gozosa.
-iCireo Parisien!
II Bravo, bravo!
-Muy bonito.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
LA cANPEoEA DERRoro a
ELvIRA

Mildred Burke hE-o honor q
su tftulo. de canIpeona, anoche,
en- Benjamin Field, y venei6 q
Elvira Snodgrsss. La derrota Sc
produjo con una lave de cal
man, a los "a minutes de &C
ci6n.
Las dos Sc tiraron de los mo-
nos en- diferentes ocasiones, te-
niendo el srbitro que amansar-
las.
Jack Sherry, e. llsmado cam
pe6n, en- 10 minutes vencio &
~Hombre Montana" Bennett,
individuo de $50 libras de pc
reso. Tablas Sc declare e. encuen
tro entire Lee Henning y Elmer
Snodgrass, el marido de Elvida.
Quedaron tam5ien empatsdos
Bobby Roberts y Roland KircA-
meyer.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
Pnimeros ejercicios de los Rojos de Cincinnati
Hutchings firmo SUI contrato

Baker Y Dick West; coaches,
Hank Gowdy Y Jewel Ems.
Todavia no han firmado sus
contracts el corpulento italiano
Ernesto lombard, el catcher d
yudante Neil Clifford y e. IS Ed
die Joost. Lombardi insiste IN
aumento de $1,000 Y sc hala en-
California. Dos de los jugadores
de cuadro, Bill Werber y Lon
ME Frey, presenciarcn los ejer-
cicios, pero no Sc pondran el IL
niforme hasta el dia l de mario.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
DIvORCIOS

Decretos: Callie Gertrude A
dams contra Lewis James Adj
ans
Nuevas demandas: Doris Ma
RE Northcutt contra Clifford c.
Northcutt K. Hall contra Lu-
Their Hall; Claudio NJ. Futch con
-ra A B. Futoh; Dorothy v.
Martin contra Harold NJ. Mar
tin; Gladys F. Stephenson;
Myrtle NJ. andrew contra Will
lam j. Andrew.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

We'll sostiene que Lou ha per-
dido agilidad, pero atenda esa
perdida con estas palabras: "Pe
70 ahora descarga fuertes pune
taos y piensa con mas exactl-
tud'.
La pelea del viernes sera Ia
eentesima de su earrera para Ell
"exhuracan" de Herkimer, IN
oriundo de Italia.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Tony era el que dirigia los ira
bajos.
Habian acampado en- una
era de las afueras de IN pueblo
importante, y los cuatro peque-
nos martires movianse afanosa-
mente para poder dar su prime
"a representation ante los a-
deanos, como compania indepen-
diente.
va Sc habfan fijado las barras
y los palos de los dos trapecios.
Debajo, Sc coloe6 la misma al
fombra del circo, que nevaban
eTlos en- Ell CARO-, y una de las re-
des, la pequeha; pero esta bas-
taba para los ejerciciOs que iban
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
DERROTA DE SYLVESTER

Sarasota, Feb. 25.-En una
pelea a 10 asaltos, Billy Murray,
de Bellaire Ohio, derrot6 a Bob
By Sylvester, de Miami. FL pd-
blico splaudio e. falo. Harry
Guggino, de Tampa, derrib6 por
Ia cuenta de 10, en- el segundo
asalto, a Jose Rodriguez. Bait
ling Oscar superb, en- 4 asaltos,
q Bsby Chino. In exestudiante
del institute de Sarasota, Harry
Leatherman, con e. primer pu-
6etazo acost6 y venci6 a Johnny
Wilson, de Orlando.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Szseripci6n semanal: 20 c
E9oe Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TslsfOno Y 1892
DPORTES
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las once carreras de
anoche los valiosos ejemplares
Lotagold, Tess, Heavy LOrrie,
Rusty Hazard, Bessie Down, Nj
Due, Mr.. Memphis, Ny Judy,
Ohio Laddie, Three Step.
Los favoritos en- la octava ca
rrera fueron distsnciados y de-
rrotados por Ny Judy, cuyos DO
letos Sc abonaron q $3.50, 81. 0
y S420.
Sc page Ia spuesta doble, ga
NADIA por Tess Y Heavy Lorrie, a
S126. Esta noche entraran de
gratis las senoras Y sehoritas.
Court Drama correra en- la oc-
tava junto con Platonic, Judy
Bigger, Dan Bad y otros.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
-Muy bonito.
Jos gusta?
veras que 81.


DE veras que 81.
-Pues NADIA, aceptado?
-Aceptao, Tony. Ahora tene
mos que sa5er ell orden que va a
llevar la function de esta tarde.
-iAh!, pues NADIA, cinco nd-
meros, por via de prueba prime
70, Tony y Dick, payasos excen-
~tricos; despues, las ninas vola-
doras, sin las barbaridades de-
Monsieur Renard, nj que III, po-
bre Ketty te tengas que arrojar
deSde la altura que 10 hacias....
bien es verdad que no tenemos
los paloS altos nj las poleas gran
des para hacerlo aunque quisie-
ramos; como tercer nimero, los
chinos, hecho por los euatro, que
sabeis tiene siempre tanto 6xito.
mo sera demasiado?-in-
terrumpi6 Norma.
-Bueno, haremos NADIA mas
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuIs!oR

ing highest grade heecAwond eTeo-
scte for penetration. Genuine CaL
ifornia fig syrup gives dentaG
MuIsio1 . taste tte whole family
Will like. II elings to tie mem
braneS 50 its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance ut church is neees,
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger tire coagregsti'sR With q
cold cough wke1 Mentko- Mulsion IL
90 inexpensive and easy 90 Obtain
B.ntho-M uls,on Is endorsed By
your neighbors and gus ranteed BY
] " 1i-u A~-1~~S-1s -va~rya--H oA-.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Hans Greenberg, el notable pc
lotero, declare aver en- Los An
geles que no Ia pedido privile :
gios en- cuanto a. servicio mill
tar selectivo. "Francamente, 20
no he pedido cue Sc me coloque
en- e. grupo de les diferidos; Pc
70 ouiza 10 haga mas tarde. Mi
nl1nero es el Cpl Y es possible
rue hasta julio no Sc me lame.
Pudiera ser que en- julio solicita
Sc IN aplaZamiento hasta octu :
bre."
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
RlrE ESTAB1EOIO
UNA z MARCIA
En- LAS TRES MILLAS

New York, Feb. 25.-Ante
$4,000 espectadores, en- Ia Madi-
ron Square Garden, ]. Gregory
Rice bati6 su propia marca en-
las tres millas, hacienda Ell reco-
r..do en- l3 minutes Y 81 segun-
dos.
Su exterior NARA era de Is
minutes Y 50 segundos. Walter
Mehi hiz0 IN bravo esfuerzo e
hizo el reeorrido de Ia mila en-
4 uinu+cs. l0.9 segundos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
Ian URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
o. fractional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, ~moody-ner-
vous, depressed iately-your work too much
foI yol-
Then why not take LYDIA Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable compound to help quiet weary,
hysterieal nerves, relieve monthly pain
(cramps, backache, hsadacheJ ard weak
dizzy faintinR spells due TO functional ir-
r~eRulariHes.
For over 60 years Pinkhsn's COMPOUND
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women TO go
smiling thru "iiaicult days" Why not give
this wonderful 'woEnan's friend" a chance
to help your Try I'll
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
ROBINSON U
A VIC TROISE

New York, Feb. 25-Ernia
Robinson, a quien Hannah el ga
TO-, venci6 por puntos, castigan
dolo duramente, q Vic TrotSe'
de Harlem. Pesama ell vensedor
14s libras, cinco mas que Ell va
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

4 solo cough seriously endaIgers
sou, youi family, and yocr business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
II you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mensho-Nulsion, the guaran-
.eed medicine, today. II Meatho-
Mulsion fails TO stop Jour Soughi1,
Immediately and &C. you entirely
ever your cold eoagh quicker than
any mediaipe you ever tried as
or your money b. K.
Nentho-M ulsion is mole than an
,rd'nary mediocre. 1t contains vita
nins 4 and D to build your e5ld
resistance, and seven soothing
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La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
por King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
Con el bate. Ia Mascota y los EspejuelOs
(Por Tira . cuArta)

Reunion esta noche, en- Ia Lo-
gia Caoareros Leales de Ameri-
ca, de Ia Liga Intersocial. Proba
blemente volvera a discutirse el
aumento en- el precio de entrada
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

puleado. Harold Oliver. de Rel
Hook. superb q Bernie Marriott
de Fiiadefia. Fue su decima
victoria consecutive. Danny WI
lliams, del Este de New York,
derrib6 por Ia cuenta de diez a
Lee Mazzilli. de Brownsville.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Roy Bel, el jardinerO de los IN
dos. ha sido cOlocado por la Jun
ia del Servic;o Selectivo, en- San
Antonio, Texas, en- Ia clase la.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Uno de los jardineros de los
Indios Jeff Heath arr.b6 aver q
csmpamsnto de Fort Myers. Co
mo no ha firmado aun, disoltira
81 problema De. suelio cen el Vi
apresidente Slapn!cka. Roy
Weatheriy no ha firmaio : de-
manda un contrato de dos amos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Iniciaron aver 81 entrenam.en
o en- Pasadena California los
Medals Blacas de Chicago. Les
,omanda el veteran0 Jimmy D.
kes. Lsgara e. seguD1o grupo
de p~eloteros el pr5ximo sabado.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

a realizar, por via de ensayo.
FL caro- transportaba tam
bien algunas lonas, con las que
el habil Tony. ayudado valiente-
mente por Dick, iba cerrando 81
espacio que albergaria al circo
smbulante.
Y como faltasen slgunos me-
tros de Iona, los nihos Sc acer-
caron al pueblo y compraron,
con los 1nicos centimos de que
disponian, unos cuantos sacos.
Tony habia trazado un circu-
10 perfecto en- Ia era, empleando
el mismo procedimiento que
Monsieur Renard y SD brillante
segundo: Dick Sc coloc6 en- el
centre, sujetando con un clavo
hundido en- el snelo, el extreme
de una cuerda y mientras, To
ny, con una tia, sehalo primero
un circulo y luego otro, mas pc
Queho, para instalar Ia pista.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Buddy Rear firm6 aver con
'os Yankees e. contrato para
1941. Once jugadores no han fir
mado aun.
La gaceta., 1941-02-25

Hsbia pasado e. reconocimiento
medico y al principle, por eqdiTo
caei6n, Sc k puso en- "a clase ga
La gaceta., 1941-02-25
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Quick

nar1s I'd Freguratzm, scanca, lufnpaga Esd
ralgta and neudra-afe oGErrfy nPW gWG
tbesr discOvey Of NURTTQ Noz they Ezse
fond a ~ouicEacting formula wn1cn speedily
n1sns EIJPITOB rHAworthyand dependable
Econtzlrs no optates. II you want 10 teea=iB
the py Of relief from pain-eo e2n woskn
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EJJRTTO undT this ironclad guarantee II the
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ref1nded. Don't suffer. Ask yo6T druggst To-Day
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La gaceta., 1941-02-25
La GACETA

q poes6dles En- IdioMA ESp~&6
70 MIA e;rcuIaeisn On Tampa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
BEAT 4 GOOD ONE

In defeating Larry Pacino in
Boston, Hayes beat the boy the
eastern newspapers had been tout
ing as a real champion for year
Hayes margin was so wide that
some of the home folks wanted the
bout stopped 10 save their hero.
Hayes will continue in the anna
teur ranks for the present time
If, when he is a little older, he
wants to try the professional game
it will be entirely up to Leo Jones
Jones. who has directed the mid
western team TO two successive
championships. has been watching
over Charley since the first day he
reported to the Chevrolet team
Then Hayes was just over the
l00-pound mark But he loved to
fight and was quick and willing to
learn Blessed with a big frame
he grew rapidly first to light
weight than welterweight and now
a full fledged mlddleweight
Hayes family has been pleased
with his progress in the ring but
they have left his future up TO
Jones.
The other Detroiters and mid
westerners who won-LeSter Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Birdie Presents
Fight Plan
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page
charges made against him ir
Cleveland
"Oh, Guerra said that I was so
daZed from being hit on the head
by basket of tomatoes / didn't
realize | hit him. As a matter of
fact, somebody else got TO him
before I could"
And what's he been doing for eX
citcment at home?
well. | went on that cruise
TO Bermuda with Charlie Geh-
ringer. and I went down TO Nir-
GINA to play some golf. But
outside of going to Boston To see
the Bruins play hockey. there
hasn't been much excitement"
Quite a philosopher as well al
possessing a keen sense of humor
Birdie is getting quite a kick Owe
the fight about who is getting thu
highest salary. Buck NewSom o
Bobby Teller.
III old Bo-Bo can get million
dollars, then l say more power
To him. He deserves 1t. But it's
when the controversy gets down
to the regular ball players that
such thing can be harmful.
We have an unwritten rule
that no one asks what the other
guys salary is. After all. If a
newcomer, admittedly better
than veteran who is on the
way out. is getting less money,
then he's bound to ask how
come. That just makes for dis
Satisfaction"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
By GEORGE MASKIN
wages tremendously"

wages tremendously"
Grecian citizens today earn not
less than so cents per day (about
S2,50 in American money!. That's
A pretty nice boost, considering
that for years many Greeks daily
pay totaled only 10 or Is cents.
Londos said Metaxas was "a
man of very few words, but one
who meant what he said.
HE told the people when he
took office they had to prepare.
As a result. the Greek army has
been ready to successfully meet
every challenge of the Italians.
ENCOURAGES SPORTS
Every person in Greece has
faith In the army. Naturally.
the Greeks all are cheering for
the English to win. They also
appreciate what the Americans
are doing in this war"
MetaXas, according 10 Londos,
was 100 per cent behind athletics
He encouraged sports in the high
schools, universities and the army
with an eye on future successes
for Greece both in war and Olym-
pic competition.
Tomorrows match with Carl
-haldi- iS-LeHdes. second here in
two weeks. The veteran SCOTS at
all reports he's going to retire.
II have too many enemies
whom first must conquer"
London smiled.