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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN not They are excessively happy Say "They are EXCEEDINGLY happy"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Viscoun Pronounce vkoun as in ICE first syllable.
 OFTEN MIssPEILED Pain Gan piece section of somethng).
 SYNONYMS: Sare, perpex bewilder, confound
 WORD times and is yours Let us OUT vocabulary mastering TodyS pANA commonpac rite permit banal"
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compeW
SUNDAY, JULY 20

Benefic stars rule today, although adverse influences are active. The aspects favor religion and seem to presage extraordinary work by the clergy and the churches.
 HEART AND HOME: This is an suspicious date for good resolutions, a time to face the future courage ously. The counsel of family heads should be accepted with serious ness which inspires radical purpos- es in social and financial readjust- ments. In a mad world it is tnevit- able that this nation must suffer and it is imperative to change cer- tain social and financial programs in this most fortunate of countries. Money problems will affect persons of all degrees of success and 1t is now necessary to think last of ones private hopes and ambitions while serving as of first importance the needs of the nation.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: The ma chinery of American trade and com merce will operate profitably al- though it must be altered repeated ly to conform to war conditions. Surprises will continue to- mark the progress of the widening con- flict. What has been will be, but with strange variations in the pat terms of war Colossal expenses are to be added to the mountains of de fense costs. Financiers are to meet gigantic problems that must be solved eventually by the people.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Difficulties in the coordination of the vast branches of defense work will cause severe criticism of the Government. There is another omen of labor troubles for this week and the stars seem to prognosticate alternate truces and strikes htat may bring about unwise legislation As lives are added to the price of American war preparedness, there will be great concern regarding the state of the nation. Tragedy will put inn print upon this peace-loving peo- pie. Sudden events of great signifi- canse are foretold for the next month.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: In the conjunction of Jupiter and Sa- turn last February astrologers dis cerned peace signs, but also oriiers of a period of intense stress. Con- centrated conflicts will involve dis tant armies as well as those engag- ed in naval struggles Since this is a Plutonian war, which is believed to mean ultimate world revolution, each new terror must be met with unflinching and even desperate courage. Changes in the form of the Soviet Government are phophesied and Russia is to gain new power, after Stalin ceases to be dictator.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have augury of year of advance ment and financial gain. Those who are in the Army or Navy will gain honors.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be kindly and strusting as well as intelligent. They must be taught to protect their own best interests.
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LOOK and LEARN sy %. c. GORDON

ordered to at certain place on certain day as a witness what receive?
 after Roman general and states 
 How many pounds of milk does average United yield year? Edgar Allan Poes Raven say? g. What is lorgnette? s#& ANSWERS:
 A
 g. July Julius Caesar. pounds
 "Nevermore"
 B. An eye-glass, or eyeglasses, with long handle
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Hans Kundt, who was paid the mum ificent salary of $10,000 a month, the largest salary received by any military man anywhere. General Douglas MacArthur, head of the Philippine Army, is now the highest paid, getting a reputed $25,000 an- nually)
 The American officers in Bolivia will receive their present pay, plus a slight increase to compensate them for living abroad.
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RoNn uUIL

Savings Bonds Bond
 denomination may part should I it,
 invested?
 example Series Bond be redeemed
 at payable at its
 redemption Upon payment in part the remainder will be
 reissued and will be O O original Stamps back if suddenly 1t? A. Yes Owner may Stamps time.
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tween contractors and union spok

tween contractors and union spok- esmen.
 Coyne finally accepted the pay ceiling when the contractors assert ed that the double overtime de- manded by the union would put them out of business. The rush pressure on defense projects neces- sitates so much overtime, they con- tended, that construction costs would be prohibitive. Copyright, l94l, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Incl
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ies. Through dishonesty of associates there may be losses of valuables.
 Children born on this day prob ably will pc stable in character and endowed with splendid mentality. They should enjoy fortunate lives.
 Copyright, 194D.
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MONDAY, JULY 21

Bsnefic aspecs dominate today which should be fortunate for em- ployers and employees. There is an evil portent for naval movements,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-19

We hope that the isoationists who keep assur- ing us that Hitler has designs upon the Western Hemisphere have something stronger than his word for it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-19
SOME LESSON

prominent Italian newspaper, in an aside to England and the United States, declares that the
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Mussolini has declared war upon Russia But that, we imagine, is somewhere near the least o1 Russa's worries. f
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Subscribe Q the Da1y Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation
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Washington Merry
 Go-Round

tContinued rom Page One)
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

pal, la semana que viene, reina-
"a la nueva Miss Latin-Ameri-
can, sobre cuya linda cabecita
Leon Cain, como en- otros amos,
pondra Embellishments la coro-
ma.
Este ano ell CARNIVAL Latino
presenta dos grandes atraccio-
mes especiales la vista de la Sc
norita Margarita Foyo, de Gu
ba, electa Miss Deportes 1941"
de la isla prsciosa, y los notables
artistas de la estaci6n CMQ, de
la Habana.
Cubanos y norteamericanos
Sc estrecharan las manos, mana
ma por la noche, en- ell hermoso
edificio del Centre Espanol
En- ell bale las candidates a
Miss Latin American haran su
trabajo de propaganda, por me-
dio de los amigos y simpatiza =
dores.
Realizaran la miSma tarea las
candidates a damas de la corte
de honor.
Miss Deporte 1871, que va pa
SO por la prueba de una election,
es la invitada de honor y Sc la a.
gasajara con la finura Y delica-
deza que ella merece.
Els probable que asista al bal
lie ell gobernador Holland y ell di-
rectorado del CARNIVAL realiza
hoy activas y oportunas diligen-
cias.
Con nuestra buena voluntad
para las obras plausibleS de la
colonia latina, mandamos nues-
ira felicitaci6n, efusiva y cor :
dial, al Carnival Latino.
Y al mismo tempo saludamos
a Miss Latin American, Srta.
Vallina; a la Srta. Feyo, Miss
Deportes 1941, a las lindas mu-
chachas aSpirantes y a los artis-
tas que la CMQ nos envfa y dice
de ellos que pertenecen a la Cor
te Suprema del Arte,
icon juventud, arte, mdsica y
bellaza no es diffcil triunfar!
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
Con los ''FOtutOs"

Ell alcalde LaGuardia, de New
York, ha iniciado una compana
contra Ell ruido innecesario
Charles Solomon, ell juez de
policfa, decide, con tai motive,
escribir I'm decalogo para los au
tomovilistas.
Luego de que 81 ciudadanos
'fueron multados, a cada uno de
|ellos Sc les entrego una copia del
decalogo;
No tdque listed su "bocina" in
necesariamente.
I'm buen ch6fer es visto, no
dido.
Use su cabeza, no su "fotutO."
Economice ell fOtuto y conser-
vara su licencia.
No toque hasta ell punto de me
terse en- la carcel,
Manejar con cuidado es pro-
pic de los sportsman; sea un
buen sportsman.
Use mas la vista, menos ell
"klaxon."
No trate de echar a los peato-
mes de su camino, hacienda ruiz
do,
No maneje acknowledgements
sonar el "fotuto" sin MEDIA y
sin discretion es guar con des-
Guido.
Piense mas y toque menos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
CARNIVAL LATINO

Ell CARNIVAL Latino, una socle
dad fundada por la Camara de
Concrete de West Tampa, lnl-
clara hoy sus fiestas anuales.
Sc cre6 ell Carnavale Latino,
un carnaval de pocas mascaras,
para atraer la atenci6n del tu-
rismo hacia los barrios latinos,
10 mismo que La Verbena del
Tabaco.
Nosotros recordamosl que ell
primer CARNIVAL Sc celebro en-
La Columna y que la primera
Miss Latin American 10 fue la
bella sehorita Maria Fernandez
Rey, hoy esposa del querido a.
migo Ben E. Davis.
La votaci6n, en- Ell primero ju-
RADIO, Sc hallaba empatada, de
tres votos contra tres. Tres de
los miembros del jurado vota-
ban por una bella sehorita de o.
jos azules y pelo rubio; tres por
la Srta. Fernandez Rey.
Hortensia Wells, que formaba
parte del jurado, lie pregunto a
nuestro director:
-iPor quien vota listed?
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
PARA La MUJER DEL HOGAR

ie Ia gombrereia de Ia mujer,
T.. 1855 "a li.ta, f-trLan-
g q. tiendas. Dos nus
*. &C ore fuar1n presentgios,
"azl' ~scltar6a' y "rosado ssho-
ra."
Las tendencias de los estilos,
al como fueran descritas, Sc
la',aa .l5rament: definidas. Las
dos mayors. influencias son la
China y. Ell direoto contrasta,
6one.es ce "vuel-a de siglo", de-
riyaGa la in piraci6n de los ale
grss dfas del final del siglo pa
3a9o o la g.neraci6n de los mo
venta".
Emanados de los motives chi
mes Sc aprecian variaciones de
los turbantes o coronas coolies,
cen flores colgadas. Ell halo de
la novia Orisntal fue la inspira-
ci6n de varies sombreros Pom
padour, con alas bordadas. Las
fOrmas de pagoda y 'fcajas de
rildoras de los ald5anos" apare-
cen en- otras adaptaciones.
Los sombrereros de "vuelta
de siglo" son simplificados v
m%antienen algunas de las earac-
teristicas de csc psriodo. Sc hi
c.eron para 2rmonizar con la
suave Silueta del traje saEtre,
q. recuperara ell favor en- la pri-
mavera.
Los popularss estilos marine
ros fueron destacados, pero en-
nuevas versiones para ser usa-
dos en- la parte posterior de la
cabeza. FL ala gruesa, frecuents
mente mOldeada en- forma intrin
cada, d& un nuevo efecto de mu-
chacha Gibson. Los bonetes SO
.sujetan en- la barba con cintas v
velos.
La diversidad de materiales,
como paja, felpa, soda, pique,
ETC., es muy notable, 10 mismo
que los adornQs, hebillas, flores,
cintas, p~einetas, alfileres, velos
y otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
Caistes en- Eulopa

El diario alaman "Der An
gIiff' pu@lic5 e ta3 palaLras:
a.nfre. como Ell Fuchrar no Sc
31cea hom5res como el Fueh-
rer nacen.
I'm p;riGdico ingles coment6:
"Otra rsz6n mas para que los
nacimientos sean controlados''.
Ahora Sc dice gus los nuevos
superaviones italiano5 llevan
una tripulaci6n de % hombres f.:
I'm photo, un mecanico, l para
caidiSta y % soldados, Estos rs
soldados Sc usan para obligar al
pGraca:dista a saltar.
Visit6 un turista ell lugar de
nacimiento del famoO poeta ale
m&n Schiller. Ell guia nazia lie
decia: alui naci6 nuestro poeta
nacional.
Internationally enmenG6
ell turista-pues Schiller escri-
bio LA Virgsn de Orleans" pa
ra los franceses; Guillermo Tell
para los suizos y Maria Estuar-
do para los ingleses.
-lY no escribi6 NADIA para
nosotros los alemanes?-inqui
rio ell guia,
Clare que si-contast6 ell tn
rista-. Tambi6n escrib:6 LOS
Bandidos" w..
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
MENSAJE EVANGELICO
ZEN dos CONFIEMOS"

Texto Biblico: Los que Els
peran en- Jehova renovaran sus
fuerzas" .-Isaias. 40 81.
No hay NADIA tan urgente en-
esta epoca de confusion como pc
seer la certidumbre de que exls-
tie una fuerza TODD suficiente,
superior a la nuestra. lsaias nos
indica que "loS que esperan en-
Jehova" disfrutaran de esa po-
tencia, la cual suplira toda nece-
sidad. Repasemos de nuevo esta
lista de las mdltiples Eases de Ia
ayuda divina: (1) "Levantaran
las alas como aguilas'. Este
quiere decir que, aun aquello
que sc considere impossible, Dios
nos capacitara para lograrlo;
(2) "Correran y no Sc cansa-
ran"-con 10 cual Sc indica que
en- case de emergencia el poder
de Dios esta a nuestra DISPOSE
ci6n; (3) "Caminaran y no Sc
fatigaran"-DiOs, por ultimo,
otorgara su ayuda, sObre TODD
en- aquellos casos mon6tonos y
ordinarios de la vida que diaria
mente ponen a prueba nuestra
tenacidad.
Solo Sc requiere llenar una
condici6n para aduenarse de tan
oportuno socorro: "Esperar en-
Jehova, es decir, vivir en- conmu
MON con Ell. EN- Dios Confia-
mos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
Boletin de la Candidatura N11mero2
A los socios del Centre Asturiano
Servicios efciientes y administration honesta

No obstante ell anterior razo
namiento, nosotros recomenda
mos a los socios del Centre
Asturiano que voten alberta
mente por la candidatura nu-
nero /,
Creemos firmemeI te que
n~uestros candidates, por la ex
periencia gubernativa dentro
de la Administration, seran
los mejores para poder man
tener en- ell future 10 que tene-
mos en- ell ~presente, Els la am
bici6n de nuestros candidates
la mejora de los servicios en-
ell Sanatorio, Embellishments
de nuestro edifico SOCIAL, y en-
un pr6ximo future realizar las
innovaciones que desde hace
tanto tempo estan en- la men
te del conjunto social,
Socios de- Centre Asturia-
no: acudid mahana, domingo
&c, a los comicios, votando
por la candidatura No. l, que
es la mejor, y por nuestro le-
ma: Servicios e%ficientes, admi
instruction honesta y coopera-
ci6n social.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

A los socios del Centre AS
turiano: Despues de diez y
siete amos de no haber habido
elecciones en- nuestro Centre,
mahana, domingo 26, Sc cele-
braran enthusiastic y honrada-
mente los comicios. La volun-
tad de los socios dara la victo-
ria a una u otra candidatura.
Ell objective de las comisio :
mes de ambas candidaturas ha
sido logrado, Hemos desvane-
cido ell ridfculo fantasma de
que en- ell Centric Asturiano no
hay socios que quieran hacer-
Sc responsables, administran-
do nuestros intereses. Ell en-
tusiasmo Sc ha despertado y
todos Sc han interesado en- una
u otra candidatura. Ell interes
social Sc ha demostrado con ell
esfuerzo que Sc hace por am
has comisiones en- obtener la
victoria.
Cualquiera que sea Ell triun-
fante en- los comicios electoral
les, los derrotados seguiran
cooperando, por ell interes So
cial. De esta manera los inte-
reses sociales Sc beneficiaran.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
PLEGARIA

Nuestro Padra Celestial, EN-
TT Confiamos. Ensehanos que
ninguna necesidad personal que
dara sin satisfacerse, 81 en- III
Confiamos.
PenSamiento para Ell DtG
A fin de recibir fortaleza y
direction de Dios, es menester
n%antener la mirada constante-
mente fila en- los Cielos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
DOCTORS FORMULA
; GREAT SUCCESS FOR UGLY SURFACE
PIN PIES


No pase humillacionss gor tensr
La cara LEILA de granos. AqAi e.
tt la ayuda. Ell liguido DEM0,
po6eroso suavzsnte, alivia r&pi-
damente la comez6n 81 dolOF ,
eura. ZEM0 contiene IL de los
m pOderosos efectivos ingre-
por specialists de gran mSrito.
Una praeba lie cOnvsncerA. IS cts.
Coo y S1.0n En- eualquier boti~A.
dientes medicOs, recomondados
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
PALPITACIONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

70 vote por la Srta. Fer
nandez Rey.
1iPor GU vota listed pOr
Vote por Ella pOrque es ell
tipo representative, o que 20
califico de tai, de la America de
alma espahola.
En- la pr6Yima votaci6n la
Sra. Wells, aceptando nuestra
opinion, apOrt6 Ell cuarto vote
para que fuera elegida Miss La
tin America.
Amos despu6s los directories
del CARNIVAL acordaron susti-,
|tuir ell sistema de jurado por ell
de election popular.
FL sistema de election popu-
lar les ha dadO algunoS dolores
de cabeza" a los senoreS directo-
res; pero ellos estiman cue, en-
conjunto, es satisfactorio.
Las mas importantes socieda
dies presentan como candidates.
a bellas senoritas Y por elias la
boran, buScandOles votos.
FL ano pasado, en- una rehida
election, triunf6 la Srta. Hor-
tensia Vallina. Ella reinara en-
el bale de hoy por la noche y
en- ell bale del Auditorio Munich
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
EN- GAMING DE GRECIA Ell
CORONEL DONOVAN

Belgrade, Enero 25.-Desde
esta capital sali6 hoy en- direc-
ci6n de Salonika. Grecia, en- un
aeroplano particular, ell coronel
William ]. Donovan, Observador
extraoficial de los Estados Uni
dos. Pasara ell avi6n sobre la 20
ma de guerra italO-grecia.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los caparios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
New York ell centric de la SOM
brererid para la mujer

En- una exhibition de nuevos
modelos verificada en- ell Hotel
Astor, de New York, bajo los
auspicios de la Comisi6n Estabi-
lizadora de la Sombrereria Fe-
menina, Sc aclam6 a esa gran
como ell centric mundial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Voting Machine
Test Reported

Voting machines would be i'm
practical for Detroit unless the
number and size of ballots were
cut, City Clerk Thomas D. Lead
better today told Common Council.
The report was based on expert
mental installation of four in
downtown precincts at the recent
election by Oakley E. Distin, chief
election supervisor. Distin found
that while the voter saved time,
more time for each precinct was
recorded because only two ma
chimes each were installed.
To install only two machines in
each of the city's precincts would
cost S2,S75,000 plus $4,000 for
storage between elections. Distin
said. Had machines been installed
al last Falls election. with one TO
a precinct, the electors would
have been stsnding in line awaiting
an opportunity TO vote until the
following day" the report said.
Leadbetter said a survey showed
voters preferred the machines, ex-
cept for having to stand in line.
Election workers were unanimously
in favor of them because of the
faster and more accurate tabula-
ton of votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
General Foods
Net Steady

NEW YORK, April 22.-General
Foods Corporation reports for the
three months ended March 81
earnings of A.334.l78. after Prov
sion for dividend on the preferred
stock. and after provision for
taxes and all other charges. This
is equal to 82is cents a share on
the 5.25l ,440 common shares out
standing and compares with 81
3l0,045. or 81 cents share. for
the corresponding three months
of 1910.
In the first quarter of 1871. pro-
vision was made for Sl,147 .446 as
d reserve for possible inventory
write-downs and other contingent
cies, including additional taxes.
This compares with a similar pro-
vision for a reserve of SAB. 400 for
the first quarter a year ago.
Sales in the first quarter were
Si5 ,249. 1856. compared with $40
477.226 in the same period OF last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Rouge Wheels
Hum Full Speed

Although state troopers and
Dearborn police are on duty inside
the plant and outside the gates,
the Ford Motor Company's Rouge
plant, today swung into full pro-
duction for the first time since the
strike two weeks ago. ,
The company issued a call this
morning for chassis frame inspec-
tors TO report for work tomorrow
morning, completing the return to
work at the Rouge plant Mer-
curry trim employees will return to
the Highland Park plant tomor-
row and all other Highland Park
workers will be at work by next
week.
Approximately 90 per cent Of
the IS 600 Rouge workers we're on
the job yesterday with all depart
ments functioning smoothly, Ford
officials said.
Thomas J. Donahue. State Labor
Mediation Board chairman. ac-
companied by Capt. Don s.
Leonard of the state police. made
a a St minute inspection trip
through the plant 10 be sure that
the f1areups which followed the
strike have subsidized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Detroit Produce

APPLkS-Aiehigan bu crates. ~ Incl
higher: Mcintosh sI25aI 80; Northern
spys. s1.25H 30. Comms. e0c n 81; starks-
81: Jonsthans. few sales, sii0d 1.I5
steele Reds. $i.f0ai.5 50; -. Inch min,
AsPARAcNJs California pyramid crate.
COZ bchs select, So X fancy. 81 IS q
3.23, mostly So: fancy, S2.s562 .75. few
best. s3.25; ordinary to fair condition. 81
loose stock. medium sizs. s22sg2.75.
mostly 81 so: showing decay, sl.50a2
large size 81 rs l.so. pyramid crates. 80
lbs net Is bchs. marked Washington No.
L." s3p 3.25.
AvocA Dos-canfornis nats. l2s-24s
81 so a !. so. fair quality, 81 23n 90.
BEANs-Fiorids bu hampers. Black
Valentines. Na4.sO; wax. nat type. 81;
FAR quality. 80; poorer s225.
BEETsETeSss crates. 3-3n don
BRoccoLl-Pony crates 1882 behs.
California. 50 50, Texas. 81 5Oa 3.23; Var
ginia. 50 3.25.
GARBAGE = Los Angeles crts. Round
eri. Savoy. $40: y crts.. Red type,
81 IS. Alabama Los Angeles erts.. fair
eond.. 1902: Louisiana. 81 IS fair dual.
and cond.. si.T5. Florida, wirebound crt, 4.
bu. hpss.. Round type. 81 35a ! so.
CARROTS :. Lo. angeles erts dos
asi
cAULIFLowER - Pony cr,s., IFS and
CELERY Is In crts. trimmed top.
r1orids. Pascal, s doz. -. Is; 8 doz., 81 rs
u 50. lOs ana SSs. 81 Golden Heart.
al SHEA. s2p2 IS ord. TO fair quail. 81. 50
ORD to fair quail. and cond. SIPS.
cHcUMBERs Florida ou bkts.. Fancy.
81. 5oGtT5, Choice. ags.25; poorer. So "a
LETTUCE - 10. Angeles crts.. Iceberg
r
California delano. doz.. S6.25.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, i0-Io. bkts..
Aien!gan. I.23o i.35.
sacks, Michigan To- 7sc; 2 in. and larger.
mostly Sis; smaller size showing sprouts,
ONION sErs-s2-lb. sacks 1uiooi. Vel.
lows. sL4SHi.5o, Whites. sO9I75;
ordinary condition sprouiing. Sl25
POTATOES-U. s. No J. lO0-Ib sacks
unless otherwise stated. Idaho RusSet Bur-
banks $3.50 20, No. 2. N35aI4o 10
10. sacks. 1874 ~ 22c Various varieties
Maine. 81 500 i IS. I5-lb. SACKS. rs &c.
Minnesota North Dakota Cobblers. s.. z5a
/ IS Certified seed CobbIers. si75 Ne
braskA Wyoming 5o-lb. sacks. u. s No.
washed Triumphs. s0c q 81 05 Michigan
Russet Rurais. 81 q LIS; Chippewes. 81 20 .
Conblefs. no sales: Green Mountains. 81 80
1i-ib. sacks. 20 q 2sc New Stock; Florida
bushei crates L. s. No Triumphs 81 so.
fair quality 81 so. Texas Sob. sacks T. =.
No. washed Triumphs. S.25pl45.
mostly s1.35ni40. California l0o-lb
SACKS L 6. No. I washed Long Whites
~ 7oa rs. showing some spotted sacks,
81 20
RHUBARB-M Michigan dollhouse. SOLD.
cases. choice, sl.75a 2 rs. fancy. s2.5o13:
SHALL>OTS-Loulslana barrels, S7.75 o q,
few IS 50
STRAWBERRiES louisiana 24-pint
crates. Klondykes. S225a265
ToMAToEs-Repks. lob. ctns. 81. 75a
IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
TO Meet
Kdp|an in May

NEW YORK, April 22.-Young
Kid Mccoy, Detroit's challenger
for the world welterweight title.
will meet Mike Kaplan in the
middle OF May at the Boston Gar
den. il was revealed here today
by Mike Jacobs.
kaplan won a decision over
champion Fritzie Civic in the same
spot last Friday in an overtime
weight match.
Mccoy. promised shot at Civic
in a title match when he decisioned
Al Nettlow in Detroit, won't meet
the champion until sometime in
June in the Motor City. But Civic
has promised to fill the date as
soon as he finishes his May cam
paigning.
The Pittsburgh titleholder will
defend his crown only once in
those three fights. against Red
Cochrane May 26 at Newark, N. j..
Cochrane doesn't figure to give
him too much of a battle.
Other two dates are May 2 at
New York when he meets Tony
Marteliano and May - at Phila-
delphia with Phil FUR as his OPP
DOnent,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
'lAutoCutS Seen
As Sales Boom

Automobile dealers and sales
man can profit by the 20 per cent
curtailment in 1912 auto produc-
ton. instead of suffering by it, D.
u. Bathrick. Pontiac Motor general
sales manager. told a national
sales conference today in Bloom
field Hills Country Club.
He said:
although automobile business
In 1912 will he lower than 1871,
ii will be a good year. In fact,
one Of the best. The opportunity
probably will exist In 1912 to
seeIl as many or more cars than
are being sold in 1871. and GER
tainly many more than were
sold i'm the big 1910 year-if we
had the car.
There probably will be 90 to
80 per cent more business avail
able in 1912 than 1t will be pos
sible to take care Of. However.
curtailed production will mean
the very finest grade Of used
cars"
Bathrick said decreased produc-
tion with increased meand would
permit ab0lishing evils of over
trading and long discounts.