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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Once a Nuisance,
1t GreU in POUer

These organizations are bound
together in unity of purpose and
action under a co-ordinated SyS-
tenn known as the united front. -
A complete listing of these or
CARNATIONS with their officers, and
in some cases membership. was
placed before the Dies committee
by Mr.. Walter S. Steele Of Wash
ington and others who testified
before this committee. This lnfor-
nation is All a matter Of record
in Washington - AND AVAIL
ABLE TO THE DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE.
COMMUNISM HAS RISEN
IN THIS COUNTRY (since 1888
when Mr.. Roosevelt recognized
Soviet RUSSIA from the status
OF a common nuisance to a posi-
ton OF such power that II has
been able to terrorile this
nation with sit-down strikes and
labor riots far beyond anything
we have ever known before.
Giant industrial plants have
heen closed through typical.
Communist terrorism. (AttOrney
General Jackson has admitted
that this was true-but our
government has made no serious
attempt 10 check the periD.
Communism has had An alarm
ing spread in education. among
certain church groups and So.
cial workers, through trade
unions and among important
government bureaus.
NOT ONLY DO WE HAVE
srIIOIts NrINS OIL, LNANNN CON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Leaders Refuse
To Testify on oath

MOISSAYF !. OLGIN, who un-
MI he died recently was editor OF
The Morning F'rcihcit. a Now York
Communist newspaper and who
himself was for many years one
Of The most prominent Communist
leaders IN tins country, appeared
before the Fish congressional IN
VeStiCatng committee and also
refused 10 take an oath giving as
his reason THAT HE WAS AN
ATHEIST.
Mr.. ISRAEL AMTER. chairman
Of the New York state committee
OF the Communist Party testified
before this same congressional
committee and likewise refused 10
testify on oath giving as his
THAT III. WAS AN
ATHEIST and did not believe in a
Being.
MIR. ROGER w. BALDWIN.
chairman Of the American Civil
Liberties Union, which devoteS lis
ma ior attention 70 defending Com
muniStS. likewise was brought
before this same con CreSSl onal
investigating COMMITTEES and -
fused 70 testify under os'r to- lhc
Same reasons
!. LOUIS ENGDAtit -e- go
eral secretary cs r-s I--s-- s-l-r7s.
Labor Defense W-r~ $50 ess-
arm of tho Co~- -s- Ts.-e III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
knOlrn OUer World
As Brutal Tyranny

Karl Marx has summed up com
rnunism as the abolition OF private
property This. in Soviet Russia
-sS meant not only the liquidation
RI church property hut that al
~ sa1usls mad 70 give up Their
.s-1 and their savings Stain has
Ss5 a=ce - n his book, Prob
ems ~ Lenlnlsm ;:
The system Of the Dictator
ship of the proletariat Is a single
party. the party Of the proie-
tariat. the party Of the Com
munists, which does not and
cannot share that leadership
with any other party"
Stain makes II clear that COM
lSovietiSml is DICTATOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
An Open Letter to All Cersymen and All Members Of Congress

MUNIST ACTIVISTS in this coun.
try who are devoting their labors
exclusively and arduously TO the
spreading Of poisonous doctrines
,aided and abetted by the Moscow
Comintern) but we tolerate a vast
Communist propaganda mill here
consisting OF many, many publica-
tions (dailies, weeklies and month
lies) books. booklets and tracts
by the ton and system oil
schools" which are seditious in
effect and in purpose.
THESE COMMUNIST WORK.
Frs SCHOOLS" are now located
thickly throughout industrial sec.
tions. They were organized and
developed by the late Abraham
Markoff, national head of the
Communist school system in the
United States. In the Party Or.
ganized" april, 1889 Markofi
reported:
"The historic decisions of the
SEVENTH CONGRESS- OF THE
COM MI MIST INTERNA-
TIONAL and the concrete sppli-
cation Of the decisions To the
AMERICAN CONDITIONS OF
OUR PARTY. placed before our
schools the following question:
what is the task OF the work
ers' schools I'm line with the new
tactical orientation OF OUR
PARTY, what steps are neces-
sary Ia make the schools
EFFECTIVE INSTRUMENTS
IN THE BUILDING OF THE
UNITED FRONT MOVEMENT
-. IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

free enterprise. private ownership
of property, free government. free
institutions and religious liberty
a Fascist" THIS is COMMU.
MIST TECHNIQUE. Here is the
authority. On page POS of his
book Toward Soviet America.
William h. Foster, chairman of the
Communist Party GU. S. A., says
"Fascism Is not an antidote
TO capitalism-IT is CAPITAL
ISM"
Anna Louise Strong. prominent
communistic writer and activist
wrote a book some time ago boost.
ing communism and explaining
how it works In Russia. On page
Is she says:
"Men never speak In the
Soviet Union Of Stains policy
hut always Of the party line.
IN AMERICA ALL COMMU-
NISTS FOLLOW THE PARTY
LINE" with fanatical zeal.
The Communist Comintern In
Moscow has successfully trans.
planted this Communist technique
to America. There are today in
this country several hundred or.
CARNATIONS where the Leadership
is in the hands Of the Commu.
niStS or controlled "fellow-travel
ers' WHO FAITHFULLY FOL.
LOW THE PARTY LINE" AS
IT is DETERMINED IN MOS
COW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
PARTY Is THE ENEMY OF
RELIGION


In the March | 1889 issue q
a Communist newspaper then pub
llShed in Chicago called Worker
Voice. an article signed by JOSEPH
Stain. now dictator of Red Rus
Sia. said.
The party cannot he neutral
toward religion and DOES CON
DUCT ANTIRE III GIO =
PROPAGANDA AGAINST ALL
AND EVERY LIGIO u $
PREJIDICE The party
cannot he neutral toward the
bearers Of religious prejudices.
toward the reactionary clergy
who poison the minds OF the toll
ing masses Have we suppressed
the reactiOnary clergy:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
OPEN
LETTER
To All Ciergymen
and All Members
of Congress
of Congress

THE CHURCH PEOPLE Of this
country especially the ministers
and other leaders m the religious
field. should insist that our gov
eminent enter into no alliance ~
ard arrangements with Communist
Russia which VIII IN any way helr
or encourage the spread OF com
mUniSm here
Not ONLY THAT. Our gov
errwen' should take immediate
steps 10 check the widespread
Coumun propaganda activities
now being pressed full-blast IN the
United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Il was fascinated with the huge
and bountiful Christmas baskets
prominently displayed To swell the
Christmas fund for the poor and
needy OF Chicago. for the news
boys holiday dinners. etc.,-the
annual Christmas benefit. spon-
sored nv the Chicago Examiner.
I I recall one benefit in particular
for its super excellence. The un-
usually fine array Of stage stars
all giving so generously and hap
PLY Of their precious talents. ]
remember Mime. . Amelia CALI
Curci made her American debut
at this benefit performance, just
prior to her opening with the
Chicago Grand Opera Company.
I shall never forget her glorious
voice and her gracious generosity
In responding To so many encores.
7 retain the memory. too, ~ p
beautiful doll which was ratified
off and which 7 did not win. Need
less 10 say, that was wee sore
spot In the merry festive occasion.
Yes. Those were real and won
derfuI holidays enjoyed and made
possible for so many through the
grace Of your splendid charities.
have been reading with In
terest the controversy on vivisec-
ton In the Los Angeles Examiner
and recently came across these
lines which deal with the situation
rather finely. thought. They
were written by Queen Victoria,
who never failed to think both
humanely and wisely. She says
simply and concisely:
"No civilization is com
plete Which does not include
the dlmb and dcfeBSclesS NJ
Gods creatures, Uifhin the
sphere Of chGrtty and
mercy'
Wishing you and your column
continued success. and with very
best wishes, N
Yours most sincerely.
HAZEL VI. cox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Wells street where, together with
the Communist bookstore and the
Communist arsenal of propaganda
material for UNDERGROUND
distribution, essentially a whole
floor is Communist occupied. This
one school" maintains a FAC
ULTY STAFF OF about p Com
munist instructors. Glasses are
devoted TO Marxism-Leninism. etc.
all of it regular Communist
dogma.
WHY SHOULD NOT OUR
GOVERNMENT TAKE IMMEDI-
ATE STEPS TO CLOSE THESE
COMMUNIST SCHOOLS AS
AGENCIES OF A FOREIGN
GOVERNMENT?
They are WELLS OF IDEO-
LOGICAL POISON from which
young citizens are DRINKING
UN-AMERICAN AND REVOLT
lTIONARY IDEAS.
Out of these schools" come
thousands of radicals indoctrin-
ated with a burning desire 10 sub
stitute sovietism for AmcricaniSm.
Has not our government gone
too far" in allowing this vicious
monstrosity to fasten itself upon
us? With world conditions as
they are now. our government
should he doubly vigilant and ac-
tive in protecting our people and
our nation against all insidious
alieniSms. Our biggest problem
today is OUR HOME. FRONT.
Our people in America want
none OF communism RUSSIA
nor or nazism German nor Of
fasciSm ntaly). None of these
brutal ALIENISMS should he AL
loved maintain active agents
here.
We have no place for Nazi
IBUNDS nor Communist FRONTS.
Nazi agents should be grabbed
land so should agents Of The Com
muniSt "Comintern. - Thousands
of names OF known SubveTSionlSt ;
are on record with our intelligence
departments FBl navy and army
with police departments in large
cities. with the Dies committee
and with many private inyeStI-
gators.
/ WHY HAS NOT THE De
IPARTMENT OF JUSTIC F.
TAKEN MORE EFFECTIVE
AC~rInNp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
READERS REVIEW

I fen the surge Of her feeL
in0
Az the echoes Of n wGr.
I knoir that she NH ojtcoE-
stand
For the myths she's 10
bored for.
In the rjdc ohm valley
Stands not smoke-less
stack.
Fires flare. iron poDrS.
As chimDeys bHoW block.
On the plains Of hdiond
The cornStoikS, ron on
rOU,
In the hcot Of Indignation
Faster seem tn Gror.
/ S0r the qtt Of Amerlcn
IN StHbborb, Sioi-tGnred
hands
Whore the wbeot Of the
uoyld
Is dogqcdH raised, ~
shifting Kansas sands.
I sar The elan NJ America,
Heord worker's rictor,-
Ous cry,
As the Big, on Wjde-spread
Ujugs,
SCARED, proud, IN the
WcsterH SKY.
I fen The pulse of America
PouHd hard m the ship
yord's DIN,
Where democracy Sings its
lustv song.
PfepOFe, pfepdTe 70
Uinp o.
heard the song Of Americ4V
IN the hmm Of IFS turning
Vh ccIS
And IFS Orer-toues reached
far and ride
RcsoUuding from tolir5
fieids.
I see the fate Of America
Lies safe IN her toiIjn1
hands
And I hare no fcor for her
future
On her erer-prodvctivs
lands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Says SOUiet Russia
Liquiddtes Religion

Foster is IN record IN his hooi
Toward Soviet America fpsgi
1l3l with this statement.
I'm the a. =. :. r. tSoNiet
Russia. AZ part ~ the gen
eral cultural revolution. religion
Il being liquidated. Religion -
the sworn enemy Of liberty. edu-
cation. science such
monstrous system ~ dupery
Il foreign IN a Socialist society"
Oh page al. Foster contnUos
GOD WILL RI BANISHEn
FROM IHK LABORATORIES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Foster Is Quoted
To Prove Charge

With our limited space We can
only mention two or three Of The
most effective methods being used
by the Communist activists here
The aStute strategy Of all Com
muniSts and pro-Communists is
now 10 attempt TO label and smear
as "Fascists' all those who oppose
them.
II serves Communist convenience
TO call every person who favorS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Menace GiUen
Encouragement

DURING THE LAST FEW
YEARS this menace has not only
been tolerated il has been per-
mitted and even ENCOURAGED
TO GROW AND SPREAD TO
AN ALARMING DEGREE.
Conditions have now arisen
which make highly Important
10 demand action II is tine 10
put an end to Communist and .,
alien propaganda operations "
this country.
These malicious activities rep
resent a peril that has become
intolerable. No possible reasons
exist 10 Justify or excuse lis con-
tlnuance Correction Of this prob
lem must no, be further delayed.
All congressman are soon 10 pre-
sent themselves 10 the people for
approval.
Next year 1872 We the people
must assure the tlh4rn- and deS-
tiny of our country ny choosing
men Through tho ballot box
who have demonstrated a de-
termination 10 preserve OUR
TRADITIONAL a NJ r RIG A y
WAY OF LIFE and 10 curb those
forces that seek 30 DESTROY 1T
BY SUBSTITUTING COMMU-
NISM or some other alien form
of totalitarlan "collectivism
Every minister every public
official every citizen must arouse
himself NOW and meet his re-
sponSlbllty 10 his community
and 10 his country.
GEO. w ROBNETT.
Executive Secretary.
AUTHORIZED BY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
HON. FRANK J. LOESCH, GEN.
ERAL CHAIRMAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Largest Unit
In NeU York

The largest workers school is
in New York There are a number
If them in Chicago The man
nschnol Is located al 23l South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Continued from Page One)
ments. That is p job for our elected
officials who took an oath 10 pre-
serve this government and this ma
ton. II these officials do not pro-
tect us from the intrigue and the
sabotage Of these foreign agents
then II is mp to the citizens OF this
country To elect men who will.
The next election Is just around
the corner when we will choose all
our congressman and approx
mately one third Of our senators.
This will he n crucial election. IL
we are To preserve our American
system Of free religion-free enter
prise-free government and free
men-this coming election VIII he
a test Of franchise. The time has
come when we must work with all
our might 10 elect--not men who
are glib with promises and ready
with remedies-but men who have
demonstrated by past performance
that they can he depended upon to
get rid Of these wells Of foreign
controlled theological poison and
protect our constitutional way Of
life IN insure its perpetuity. This
means that communism which dur
ing the last few years has spread
into all the arteries Of our national
life must he blocked-and blocked
now.
sincerely yours.
GRO. ". ROBNETT
Executive Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

10f So. Arden Blvd,
Los Angeles,
Sept. IL. 1871.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
san simeon. California.
Nv Dear Mr.. Hearst:
~ FADING your column every
X day In the Los Angeles
Examiner, one Is somewhat
amazed nj the many and varied
subjects YOU cover 80 eypertly.
Not least among these were the
articles relating 10 the Cleopatra
Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar
triangle, which YOU touched upon
With delicious humor and de-
hghtim yiyidness Of clever report
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
BrOlUder Quoted
On 'SchOOP

He then quoted "Gomrade Din1i-
troff' head of the world revolu-
iionary Comintern) who said that
the masses must be stirred Ia
struggle and the Communist
schools must he used 10 let them
grasp the mighty fertile, ALL
POWERFUL BOLSHEVIK THE
DRY. THE TEACHINGS OF
MARX. ENGELS, LENlN AND
STAIN
Markoff then quoted from
BroWdetlS- hook Communism IN
the United States" tP. 3l0l
"The workers school Is THAT
INSTITUTION where we are
providing our leading cadres
with weapons IDEOLOGI-
CAL WEAPONS OF MARN-
ISN-LENINISN AND PUT
THEM INTO EFFECT IN MASS
STRUGGLES"
We have here q clear deScrip-
tion Of the IDEALS. PURPOSES
workers schools WHICH ARE
OPERATING OP F. My IN
THESE UNITED STATES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
HAZEL VI. cox.

THE THINGS I LOVE
I lore the smqH things that
h.e and 1roW,
Lie little city spdrreUs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

WHY HAS NOT THE De
PARTMENT OF JUSTTC f.
TAKEN MORE EFFECTIVE
AT~T'InNF9
Evening star., 1941-10-06
the EVENINGS HI6H LIGHTS.

VOL, 7:i5-Sykia KapIowitl heads an all
girl group in a new series Of modern dance
tunes.
WRc, 7:30-cavaltade of America: Paul
kuni is starred as the liberdor OF South Amer
la in q dramatic biography written by Dudley
Nichols, Simon Bolivar"
WhAL, 800 Love a Mystery: Carlton
Noses mystery serial reopens. The Al De,
ieotive Agency Uatk, Doc and Reggie commence
Investigation Of The Monster in the Mansion -
WJSV, 8:O0-Vox Pop: Parks and Wally take
their mike 10 the campus al Tennessee Unl'
vesN.
VOL, S:i5-SV Over Britain: Douglas Mont
comeN and Virginia Fields in Dark Music,
story Of an American musician in the R, A. F.
WNAL, 8:30-Tue or False: Six feminine
Dodeer rooters vs. as many male Yankee
supporters.
WJSy, 9O0-Radio Theaier; Irene Dunno
and Don Amsthe in an adaptation Of The
movie Unfinished Business
VOL, o:i5|Defense Reporter Fulton Lewis
reports from an electric plant in Lynn. Mass.
WINK, o:30-Nationa Symphony: Portion oI
the pop" concert at Riverside Stadium.
WRc, o:30-Thai Brewster Boy: Joey en-
ploy a can opener 10 prY an allowance boos
from his unwilling parents.
WhAL, 9:30-For America We Sing: Noble,
tushsnya, a Chitkasaw Indian princess, will be
soprano soIoist; Confraio Elizabeth Lennox and
Tenor Frank Mum also are guests.
W0L 10:00-Fredde Cothrane VS.. Lew len.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
SH0RI.WAvE PROGRAMS,

MOSCOW. 6:45-News In English: REE. Il
meg. IS m.
BERLIN, 7:i5-hozart concert: DID, I'LL
meg, 25.4 m; DID, 1854 meg, 285 m.
BUDAPEST, 7:3O-Nsws in English: RAT4,
9.t2 meg. 328 m.
RIO De JANeIpo, S:OO-program in Eng
lish: PSH, 1922 meg. 1913 m.
BERLIN, 8:t5-kews in English: DID, I'LL
meg. 754 m.; DID, 1854 meg. 7S.5 NJ;
DXP, SOB meg, 49.7 m.
LONDON, $50" Britain Speaks" Give
Brook: CSC. 95S meg. 3i.3 m; esd. Ills
meg, 75.5 m.
MOSCOW, 930-Enaish period; RV96. 1915
meg, 1871
GUATEMALA, to:00-contert by the orques
ia Progressta, 6luck's "Ifiqenia in AuIis." over
turs Sthubsn's Symphony No. S.: TGWA
9.68 meg. 81 m.
ROME. tO:00-News in English 7Ro4
ti.St meg, 75.4 m.; 2R06. 1880 msgv 1915
m.; 2R0S, 1882 meg. 1853 m.
LIMA, PERU, t0:30-InformatV notes
Peruvian music: 0AX.41. 608 meg. 49.3 N.
BERLIN, 10:30-News in English: DID. iii
meg. 25.4 m.; DID, 1854. meg, 2S.5 m,
DXP, SOB meg. 49.7 N.
LONDON, fi:00-The husit Of Britain
CSC, 9.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; 6SD, IT'S meg.
25.5 m.
MOSCOW, i2:OO-Nsws: RV96, 1913 meg,
Evening star., 1941-10-06

There wasn't much to the play of
the cards. South managed to dis
card a diamond on dummy's extra
high spade, but had to lose two
hearts and a club. If East had held
the club queen or two or three
trumps to the queen, South would
have made his contract. And If the
North hand had been just trif1e
stronger, South would not only have
made his contract but would have
had some reasonable chance to make
a slam.
That. of course, was the point of
South's bid of five hearts. He ex-
pected a stronger dummy. II North
had only a moderately good hand,
he would pass five hearts and that
contract would be safe. If North
had substantial unbid values, he
would bid six hearts, and there
would be a good chance to make that
contract.
South was right in expecting a
stronger dummy, since North had
made a very strong bid in going to
three diamonds. North's second
turn to bid was, of course, the awk-
ward spot in which no book bid
could surely save him from trouble.
He couldn't raise hearts or bid no.
trump with nothing in clubs so had
a choice between bidding three dia-
monds and rebidding his spades. To
bid three diamonds would indicate a
hand quite substantially stronger
than minimum opening bid; to re-
bid the spades would show a longer
spade suit than was actually held.
In such cases the rebid of strong
four-card suit is less dangerous than
the showing of existent strength
by bidding a new suit at high level
Saturday you were Merwin Maier's
partner, and with neither side vul-
nerable, you held:
AKJ73
%
oQ10e4
&J852
The bidding:
Maier. Jacoby. You. Schenken
10 Pass IA Pass
20 Pass CD
Answer-Pass. You have very fine
support for diamonds. but your hand
Is miserably weak in high cards and
you cannot suggest game contract.
Your partners bid Is not forcing,
so you can we'll afford to pass.
Score 100 per cent for pass, so per
cent for three diamonds.
Question No. 1888.
Today you are David Burnstone's
| partner and, with both sides vulner-
able, you hold:
AAJ753
0962
oJ65
&Q4
The bidding:
Schenken. Burnstone. Jacoby. You.
~ Dbl. Pass (?)
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. IncD
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
| swer letters from readers II a stamped
t3-cenD. self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
Evening star. II you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system of
| contract bridge. send with your request
aees o.
large'size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star FIashes-Laiest news, with Bill Coyle,
kits daily, WhAl, 1890 am. and ASS pm.
National Radio Forun-Leon Henderson, head
Of The division of prince siabilation Of the
0. {. NJ, discusses Price Control" WhAl,
tonioht al 9 O'Clock,
Evening star., 1941-10-06

kins In a bout at Madison Square Garden.
WhAl, t0:00-Lord Halifax, British Ambas-
ssdor, speaks before 4 National Republican
Club dinner in New York City.
VOL. t2:00-"Faihers Day." q new play
starring Charlie Butiewonh. In its world pro.
miere broadcast from the Hermii's Club, CIevs.
land.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Winning Contract
Nv THE FOUR ACES.

by The FOUR ACES.
David Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D.
Maier, Oswald Jacoby and Howard
Schenken. worlds leading team of
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence)
Evening star., 1941-10-06
POINTS FOR PARENTS

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
If possible, catch the hand
about to Strike-then turn inter-
est and energy into some other
channel
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
SOLO UNA PERSONA SU-
FRO HERIDAS EN Ell 4
DE JULIO

Fue I'm dia tranquilo ell de aver
en- cuanto a academies Y desgra-
cias, ell A de julio en- Tampa y el
condado.
Ocurrieron siete academies de
menor importancia y solo una
persona lesiones, Bill Carter.
un niho de 9 amos, asistido en- Ell
hospital municipal.
FL niho viajaba con d. f.
Martin, de Tallahassee. No de-
tuvo la Marcia Ell otro automo-
vilista, a quien busca la policia.
En- la esquina de la septima
Y Gale % chocaron ell coche del
vigilante de transito Maurice
Sharpe, que Sc dirijia a un acct
dente, y un canton y un auto
m6vil. Guiaba la camioneta 81
Sr. Cecil Martin, del 2615 doce
avenida, y el otro coche la Sra.
Tessie CapitanO, del 1918 move
ma avenida.
La gaceta., 1941-07-05
LA MUJER DE JOSE LUIS
QUIERE ENTRAR EN- Ell
DINERO

Chicago, julio 5.-La mujer
de Jose Luis, que ACADIA de es
tablecer demanda de divorcio,
inSiste zen entrar en- ell dine
ro' ganado por ell campe6n.
Ella lie ha sacado bien la
Cuenta al campe6n, por amor,
y dice que poSee $500, 900 en-
propiedades y otros $500, 900
en- hipotecas Y dinero en- los
bancos, Sc caSaron en- Septiem
bre de 1885, cuando el habia
ganado una gran parte del di-
nero que poSee, Y no tienen
hijoS.
dos veces me peg6-dice
la mujer; pero no dijo que la
ipusiera a dormir."
Luis mega 10 de los golpes
y sostiene que no Sc opondra
al divorcio.