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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Funny Scoring

Fancy sitting through this ball
game: St. Frederick of Pontiac
20, Auburn Heights - 1t took
almost four hours to play seven
innings.
William Donnacher. who is run
ming on West Points track team.
formerly starred in the mile at
Benton Harbor High He also
was a member of the University
of Michigan's freshman squad j..
Ypsilanti and Ferndale will house
Glass A regional track meets
May II.
In Roy Wallace. Hazel Park
High claims the states smallest
Class A regular athletic performer
. Wallace. who plays basketball
and baseball stands feet =
inches and weighs only 120 pounds.
George POlinsLi, an 18-year-
old pinboy In st. Joseph, over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

-Grieisk. John Ksminski. Bernard Ranks.
Andrew Mcclure. Robert Mcclure, Martin
Predemsky, William Prue, Jack Rice Pete
RHO, Frank sleiiczka. William Stevens.
PREITOs
John Wrysoh manager: Thsddeus Duczy-
mlnski, Frank PawlukiewicE: Stanley Paw
lukiewieE. Walter Posierb. Mike Rudnianin.
Frank Rybski, Frank slsvin, Woodrow To-
malezyk, Teddy Wagda. Frank Wiaiek.
RAYL's
william wilder manager: David Addison.
Tom Ahesrn. william Campbell. Walter
Heating. Edward Mstousek. Elmer Mill
men. Edward Nowsk. Edward O'Nesra.
John skurski. Charles Wilder. Paul Wise
man.
Albert Bigelow. manager; Robert Albert
son. Frank Ayers. Angelo DARN, Joe
Gauger George Gira. Don Johnson, Stan
Kitka. Reginald Mcdonald, Alex Padovirin.
Charles Paige Relph Nredenburg. Waugh
Waddell. William Warbritton, George Wnke,
Id Wittmaek
sTOBER p. ". A.
Roman Kopec. manager: Harry Denesko,
Joe Engler. Chester Jazowsk, Henry Kopec,
Reppks. Joe salamachs. Walter sicunss.
Frank Wiczynski. Dan Won,ropski, I'd
wojtalic Joe Zieiouks. Tony Zuzgs.
Bob Hermsns. manager: Frank Bianzy.
Walter Blome, Bruce Bfewln. Robert
Brown. Al callesa. Frank Donahue. Ted
Hermann Jack Herms James KokowicI.
John skurskl Warren Smith. Byron Vafisdi.
United DIARIES
Saul Borden. manager: William Auster.
Fred Epstein, Harry Tower, Joe Levine.
irwin Lewis. Melvin Markoviz Rober,
Roth Julius seeel. Jack Silver, julius
spoun George tsark, Paul Tsloerg.
AL. BUTCHERS
Richard Mrowc1ynski. manager: Tony
Brezinskt George Knowes Pete FornAri
FeiiK Lisowski. Roman okarski. Ted Psrka,
bottle Alex sedik. John shads. George SRI
Mia. Joseph Simon.
TAw-CIo No.
William Stokes manager: Cecil Crahh
Leon Van Hoysi. John Jackson John Lara
- Carroll Lewis, James Miller, John Pali-
sin. William psti~tn Nike Popovich, Henry
Sedan Ralph Spressen George Stokes,
John WlostoVski Joe Zikmund.
4. X. VA
william coursey. manager: Bud Eriscon
William kaehler. Sam Perkins Francis
sscy. Lowell Summers. Roy swsnsboro
William Sehoerhach Joseph TIN. Harold
Weuner. Otto Workman.
law LOCAL 1856
Vincent THzzo. manager: Mitchsn Aubrey
Ray Beanan. Hugh Lakewood. Nit Couch
man. John Fayad James Gonda Joe
Gpnda, Rolisnd Jump. Leo AcGraw. Robert
Obenour John o Conuel. Benny Pontons
Joe Pontone. Joe saeeo. Jim Salatell.
LAW No.
Stanley Sklsza. manager. Robert Amer
Mitchell Chitkovich Edward ElSbrenner
Leonard Fisbrenner. Gordon Day. George
Georin Pay Grs1evsh Harry Jssina
George Mcgee Chester sasnpwski Stanley
supt1a, Stanley swolk. =. Wltkowski. Har-
old Wciber.
TAW No ia
Donala CAn;weu. manager: Andrew Beck
George Belous John Cfnka. William Kunn
Bin Lakes julius Precobb. Dave Ssyyas
Melvin sequin Don studt, Julius Youngling,
EXCEILO raw
II n LiEgett. manager: Blair Afford
Marx Baker. Desmond Boycs, Harley Carl
son. Russell Fyon, George Hal. John KIN
net-- William Lamont Edward Long Wal
to- Lysyak John Mathews George Nj
ehaeis. Nike Mychko. Buren, Sheffield. Ray
Victor.
NICkERS
Gerard %4r Posser manager. Arnold
rtl''z Weldon Rarlacs Tor Chamra-s
stwa-1 Cha1dzirsk.. Harry Drab. Pete
gardner Jean Henry Al Hint1 Walter
fenfk Waiter payrfck Joe Poprawa
George Sis. John Veseienak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Sundays Leoion

EASTERN DIVIsIOS-R oose Vanker vs.
vincent, Belle Isle 3: Faust " Bush
way. Belle Isle s. Posselius vs. Learned
Belle Isle 4.
All games al p. m
WESTERN DTVIsIOS-Poliee vs. Cen,
fury. Belle Isle 3, Ford vs. Cadillac
University. Belle Isle I Pittenger rs. Tern
stedt. Belle Isle s, suit vs.. Alger, Belle
Isle q.
All games at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

IOsCO
Ray Duckworth, manager: Lester Brown,
Dick Bruce Richard Carey. Don Grissom.
William Harris, Robert Pulford. Carl stad-
Ter, Joe fresh.
NINIANO
John Vogsl. manager: r. Alexander. Al
fred Bsssett George Kuwec, James Gsynor.
Joe Gawlinski, Clifford GoOdner. Anthony
Groth- Charles Kaiser. TED Kornaki Rich
ard La Barre. Pat MeSulty. Pete Rogge-
man. Ben Sideran.
SQUARE DEAL
Herbert Mas, manager, Richard Body
eombe, Francis Kemmer, Harold kotlark.
Kenneth Mas Donald Mcdonald, George
AomcilOvieh. Angelo PiZzoti Ray Rohitsille,
Nick BOSNIAN Caesar Santi, Thomas Stu
art, William Taglione. Frank Zamboni.
RILEY
Robert Messins. manager: leo Bergsmo.
Mario Biancuci, Rosar Caratelfi. JACK Car
ter Alien coipItts, Henry Dugenski. Tony
Gravina Leonard Korzenski. Bonnie Mes
sina, Vince Oatnan Joe Piano George
Puia Alex Tachuk. Gerhsrt Steiner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

the d. B. F's first secretary. serv-
ing from 1914 to 1921. He was
elected treasurer in 1921, continu-
ing TO 1926. Named TO the NUM-
cipal Athletic Commission from
1926-1933, Zetterlind was forced
to resign. and in the meantime
1926 and 1927-served as presi-
dent of the National Amateur
Baseball Federation.
In 1885 "Zett' found his old job
waiting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

NJ or a n, presi-
ient of the or
ganization, and
Virgil +. Zet-
ierlind, SO ere
tary who be-
I W @ en- n Q m
have labored a
to al of 43
years to attain
the present high
level Of [ h g
federation.
Back in 1914,
when the d. B.
F. was organ
ized, Moran and
Zetterlind were
a m o n z 1t 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

and Irish are
booked for four
G n & a & ements
The big
league scouts
have their eyes
c o c X c d on
States Casey
klewicki. third
basenan, a n d
ra n k Over
n1ire. Western
States grea t
pitcher.
Jack Schuon,
a op h onore,
h a s developed
into n One-nan
track team at
--TT-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

the job of vice
president. with
Walter w Vert
as pres i d e n I.
w ert retired
after the 1920
; G a S o n, a n d
Moran became
its head. He has
held the job
without a break.
Oddly Shorty"
never played in
D etroit. his
active baseball
days being con-
fined to New
York State.
~ EFT" w a 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
CLASS b


John Thisrry. manager: Louis Fitzpatrick.
Harold Kinzsl Elmer Kramer Edward
Michslskl. Rsymon Michigan. Steve o'Don-
nell, Jack Powell. Louis Thierry. Art Thi-
bodesu. Hsigus Tufenkjian. Herbert Wiss-
man.
Frank sehulkins. manager; Hank Berlin
ski, Bernard Bodrie. Richard Crosson. Wal
ter Ezerkis, Milton George, Ray Haener.
George Lerchen Sydney London, John
PtAk. Edward Rotvin. Pete Rolando. Frank
sasSk, George sherman, Chuck Taylor.
Steve MontToy.
Forest Erwin, manager: Theodore Al
stead. Donald c!eAty, Ted Hughes. Ross
Henderson. Robert Hendricks Donald Kat
ser. Edward Martin. Robert Mekush VII
liam No~ak. Fred spresser. John Synod.
FOUR LEAF CLOVER
Frank Shields. manager: william Bu-
META. Alex Ednis. Edward BAhnke Charles
Decker. Ronald Beueridge Stan Frontzak.
Bud Kloss. Leonard Meyers, Pete ssrou.
Chester Zislinsh
GREYHOUND
Dan Macdonald, manager: Alex Cotton.
Frank Deak Walter FlipoWrki Bert Fodor
Jack Gissey. Milton Huek. ID Knoph. ban
o Asllsy, Harry Page, George SaUter.
Duane Sherwood. Louis Young.
HAssETT
Ray Meyers manager. Elton Burris WI.
liam Heriob. Irving Kesser. Wilbur Lu'z,
Andrew Marshall. Robert hnngan Jack
nest PAzLa Ted PuacE John Snydef- James
TIew. Ted Wendt, Doaal white.
BAss
Richard Huns manager: Lawrence Rrant.
Harry Davis. Russell FutE Escls Hills
Soys Y HIS. Jack ylnminK Ray Lovu-
o Crazy. LeoaArd Rupp. James stapula.
Chester s~tre. CLIFFORD Taylor. Eugene
Tucker.
Frank MourAnd. manager. Armand Bali
gin. John Boz.ch. Tony Bozch Jess car
skas. Ralph GoHnsk william Kneeshav.
Alex MAY Hughie AcAFee. Jerry Ne man
GUIDO SIGH. Albert VArtsgnan. Ralph
Weber.
J. l.. HUDSON
Charles Koehler. manager: Emil Bour-
dags. Pulp Breitmsysr. BIZ Crandsll, John
Gush. Don Horton Warren Kamin. Henry
Kutz, Jack Narkley. Alfred Scar. Elger
sorreIl, Glen symons. william Warner
HOFFMAN
John AoCatiy. manager: william Abra-
hanson, George BSrno. Gordon Brooks
Nise Chordash. Stanley Ciesielsk. Homer
+7rHt't irving HrrUFy. Don HrCatty WI
lam Ro~fon. Andrew Skoinieki. Elmer
swanson. Roland Walter, Raw Wagner
INni >TRIAL SHIT
clinton EdWsr1s. manage. Esv Ranks.
Francis Clafk John CLARK James Guest.
Frank Hansan. Donald Haich Ens. Morris
Ohm Pavprs. Melvin Perkins. Lsrr5
Wicker
LITHUANIAN ALLIANCE
z. Martin. manager: George Rajau-
ssss, Joe Dalfuva John Kthlaun Roy La
kosAvich. George Meneski Ltonard
AichAss Joe Austaikis Algiod PAuls
Vincent sshalausky. Mike seninor. william
sherman Vincent sirvsitis, Al stanker
Walter strpen, Bruno Tusis.
Mcguire
Alfred Anderson, manager; Ernest Buhur
Phil Defraneesco, Joe Gutowski Burt Nc
shara, Stanley Mayberry. Ray Moore, Leo
Aroczynski. John Music. James Ogflvie
ired Page, Kieth Ptllshury, William Shaw.
Jack Thomas. James Wink.
MISFITS
Clarence Michsal manager: BrIe. Barry.
Albert Esgsnson. Harold Fettig. Bernard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Green State University's track
team the other day Wellner
also is captain of the 1871 Bowling
AGreen football team.
J George Harms. University of
Michigan catcher and Harold New
houser's former receiver on the
sandlots. hit safely in the VOL
verines' first - games this year
Ralph II. Young. Michigan
State athletic direc tor. was
shocked" to hear citizens around
Ironwood in the Upper Peninsula
knew very little about States
sporting setup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
'rades to Feature Sandlot Baseball Openings Sunday
CLASS A
AETn EUEn

Leroy Rupert, manager; Gerrit Brandt.
Percy Dauphin, Bill Ebranyi. MEX Gibbs,
Morris kunka, Art La Pointe. Stanley Ii
siecki. John Mallsh. Bruno Niedowitr, Mike
Parker, Charles Pink. Jack Talbot.
ALTEs
Art Schwartz, manager: Vic Austin. John
Danish. Harold Breisacher. Iggy Gogola.
Frank Jermin. Garland Joyce. Gene Malish.
Paul Piotrowski, Glenn Rankin, Phil Ss-
hara, Nick schenck. Daniel scudder. Roger
r. shocker.
DOssIN
Joe Kritch. manager: Vincent Babish.
Carlo Barbieri. Walter Coppins, Logan
Davis. Tony Fishback, Harry Hart Tommy
Kritch, Joe Michaels, Frank Pellerin. Wal
ter Reinhardt. Alex Smith. George stepulla.
HODGES
Emil Arata, manager; Harry Florek. Cyril
Elmer Fectesu. George Moore,
Max Cierpilowski. Al Lewis, Marvin Gu.
Grinols. John Raduiovich. Walter Sierra,
Andrew Newlands.
william Baby. manager; Clarence Chap
pie, Henry Dufau Wilbur Hogg. William
Lang. Walter Lacey. Anthony Leone. Jack
Ford Moore. Joe Przybyckl. Ernie
slongo, Jimmy Thomson, Jack Woods.
POWERS
Stanley stsmpien. manager; Don Bryant.
Quentin Evans, Walter Ha1dyls. Chester
Edward Niemic. Jim Padar. VIII
liam PAdar Edward Piotrowski. Joe RAsy
dor. Bernard stechschulte, Tony Shower,
Joe Waronek. John Wilcrenski, Frank Ante
zak.
Walter Tomicic. manager; Augie Bauman.
Clarence Fuller. Harry Kalspinski, Yves
George Oatman. John Plonks. Ed
RobitAille. Edward WodeT, John Zdrodow-
ski, Elwood Lee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

George L a { X a
at Atwood Sta
dunn in Jun Q
Latka would
receive ia
per cent of the
ga tie. if he
agrees TO the
bout.
One for the
River r ouge
contingent: Ed
die w lin @ r,
145-pound blond
70 m d W n
riv er. entered
six events and
won { h G m all
l. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Skiing Paradise

There is 80 per cent more ski
ing country in California than in
Austria. Bavaria and the Swiss
Alps combined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Olivet College -. Bert Eklund
-ef -Ilillsdale-Ge College divides his
Spring efforts between pole-vault-
ing for the track team and play
ing center field in baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
By George Maskin

shadows most Of the tOp-notch
bowlers In the southwestern part
OF the state He has a
league average of 22i Andy
kreevich of the Saginaw White
SOx Is a brother of Mike Kree-
Nich of the Chicago White Sox.
POntiac's city baseball league
has a membership of 10 teams,
the largest enrolment In 10 sea-
sons Charles EppersOn Of
Jackson, a member of the Uni
Versity of NiscOnsin's basketball
team with one varsity campaign
to 20, joins the draft army in
July.
Michigan State celebrates mo
re Dame week during the next
seven daVs The SDartanS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
CLASS ID
POSsELIUs

Al Wynn, manager: Tony Moustakas.
William Deters. Ralph Gueraini Richard
Schumacher, Roger FTezza. Vincent Rieco-
bono, Dick Dieters. Joe Congliaro, Doug
Hayden. Ray Gum, VILLAIN Schwartz, Rus
sell Terranoya.
LAKEWOOD MERCHANTS
Donald Mclaughlin, manager; Edward
Harvey, John Miller Charles Caldwell
Marshall Sherwood Glno Bono. Nelo Danti.
Kenneth Mclaughlin. Amerigo Tardella. Reno
Truant. Lorenzo Mssciovecchio. John Sill
vagni. Lawrence Fiorini. Frank osimo.
FALCONS
Sandy De Camille. manager; Joe Barta,
John Cenko. Steve Cenko. John Chmura,
Robert Goralczyk. BIZ Haley. Chester Mar
kiewicz, Louis Markiewicz. George Patrick
Walter Pezanovski. Arthur Szsnkin. Fred
die Wake.
DEsANTIs
Sam Kremhelmer manager: Richard
Bishop. Eugeen Carano. Albert III Giovanni,
Edmund Hahn, William Hammond Rober:
Hopkins. Claude Horton, Burton Kreiger,
Lawrence LApinski. sam Mairano. Morton
Maison, Roy Palmer, Jack sisco, Robert
SWayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Zetterlind begins his seventeenth
season IN an official capacity.
Moran quit managing a Detroit
sandlot club in 1914 to take over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

founders. Sunday Moran will cele-
brate the start of his twenty-first
term as president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Tom Harmon Again

Tom Harmon will romp again
for Michigan :. next Saturday
as a feature OF the intra- squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Potrolling the Michigan sport
ing scene:
Jack Petrill and Cliff Chapel.
Flint promoters, are guaranteeing
Sammy Angott $1,000 TO defend
his ! & h,t we 6 h t title against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
81 Ready to Go

- Sixty-four mines will get into
hction Sunday in the d. B. r.
Three contests are scheduled in
Glass A. with ii listed in Class B,
and three each in Class c and
Class d. The Firemen's Midgets
will wait until May II for their
start, while Glass Z. the youngest
division. opens June I.
Glass a. as usual. holds most
interest of the Federation's divi-
sions. Defending champion is Leroy
Ruppert's Auto Club. which is
virtually the same except in name
10 last years Checker. Checker
VIII tangle with Joe Kritch'S Dos
sin Club in the feature at North
western No. ! ar $50 p. m.
Auto Clubs infeld and pitching
staff is intact from last season
Gerrit Lefty" Brandt and Jack
Talbot, whose mound work were
mainly responsible for winning the
title, again form the pitching staff.
Bill Ebranyi al first. Art La Pointe
az second. John MaliSh AT short
and Stan Lisiecki at third all hold
down old jobs.
Powers is tho only new club in
the top division this season. a ma
lority Of its members having
played with Miller Dunckel in
Glass 3 last year Altes has a new
manager in Artie Schwartz. while
Bill Baby. Paris: Walt Tomicic.
Vlasic. and Emil Arata, Hodges,
are returning managers.
CLASS A
Auto Club vs. Dossln. Northwestern No
3 30. Paris vs. Powers Northwestern
No. So Hodges - Altes Northwest
ern No. J. 3 30 VASE bye
CLASS
Rsf Division sans v Acme Sorfh-
western " On Haas vs.. Troy North
western 10. o. 70 AL Butcher vs
Greyhrur1 Northeastern NJ & D.
Nicsers " LAW -. Northwestern NJ. 3
; 30. McGuufes Sc. Arthur. Clark 40 !
2 b.
Blue Division law i7t - Hasse't
Narih~esiern No ; p Prietn v No
y" A S,,,r n. > $40 l. HUDSON
White Division URWA ". stabsr PSA
syns No %. Lithuanian Alliance "
"a" u, sd jsyns 70 2 30 Jaw :
G. vs.. Industrial sheet Jayn. No I. no
-Four Lat Clover va. JAW }. Jayne No,
CLASS e
Andrews vs. Riley. Northeastern No 4,
100; Square Den vs. viviano. North
western No 5. 100. Iosco vs. Bradford.
Northwestern No .. 100
CLASS n
Oskwood VS. Nalcnns Northwestern No
2 100; Mslvindale Boys Clun " Posse
Illus. Atkinson No T. On. Tobin vs. De-
SAINTS Atkinson No. J. 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
64CIubs Ready
, To Start Drives
InD.B.F.Cir(uit
A m erican Legion
lie a G e Inaugural
Listed for Belle Isle

Detroit's huge army OF sandlot
baseball players parades again this
Sunday.
Benefited by the ideal weather
conditions of the past few weeks,
the many hundreds of young bat
and glove toters are more primed
than ever for the start of the 1871
campaigns in the city's two largest
sandlot organizations-the Detroit
Baseball Federation and the Amer
lean Legion League. Traditional
parades and ceremonies are sched-
uled.
At Northwestern Field, the Fed
Grafton officially will open its
twenty-seventh consecutive season
when players scheduled on its dia-
monds march behind the Depart
ment of Recreation band for the
flag raising ceremonies. President
George Shorty Moran and Vice
President Judge John d. Watts
again will form the battery for the
first pitch.
The usual colorful ceremonies
will precede the American Legion
games at Belle Isle, starting at
noon at the Casino adjoining the
athletic field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
MELvINDALE BOYS CLUB

John Danshue. manager; Johnny Alfred.
Charles Bollinger, Albert Coogan. William
Donahue Jr.. Ed Hegedus. Jack Osborne,
VILLAGE Short, Ted Turkcan. Pat Wade,
John Walsh. Albert Wolan. Eddie Yeager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
CLASS c

Joe Cameron. manager: John Bucek. JOIN
Goiec, Cssiner Gomalka. Anthony Kopchia.
Bill Kinnunen, Joe Krupkin, Daniel Leman-
Ski. Richard Patterson, Chester skohisz
william Stephenson. Charles Thesen. Miner
Wilson.
BRADFORD
Russ De Clarke. manager; Charles Aplig.
ian Robert Barton, John Collins. Pete Cou-
mondoures. Russ ne Clarke. William Erxle.
hen. Lowell Int Harry Hughes Leo John
son John Marakas. Thomas McClelland,
Eden Eudioel. Roy Stevens. Albert 10th.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
TOBIAS COURTNEY

IT p. Kenney manager; Arthur Bork
Arvin Doe. Allen Dorr. Robert Finch. Verne
kenney. John Mackenzie. Leonard McDou-
gall, Bob MILAN, Bon Phillips. Jack Purdy.
William Rlggle, Charles Roger. Gordon
Social.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Gerard t4r Posseu manager. Arnold
snsrtg''z Wei1or RarIqcs Tonr Chamra-s
Etwar1 Chandzirsk Harry Drab Pete
GARNER Jean Henry Al Hint1 Walter
isntk. Walter Payrick, Joe PopraWa,
George Sis John Veseenak
La gaceta., 1941-03-17
Ell Y LA NIEVE
PRODUJERON LA MUERTE
A MAS DE 40 Personals

Warrington, MARIO H.
I'm huracan con viento de IS
,millas por bora y las tormen-
tss de nieve produjerOn la
muerte, en- los estados de Min
nesota y North Dakota, a 46
personals. Las vidas de otras 16
personals, que Sc encuentran
en- los hielos flotantes, en- La
go Superior, Sc italian tambien
amenazadas. North Dakota in
forma de 81 muertos y Mime
sofa de Is. FL viento, con in
,tensidad disminuida, Sc exten
di6 hoy a traves del vale del
alto Mississippi, ell vale de
Ohio, la costa del Atlantico y
los estados de Nueva Inglate-
IRA.
En- algunas pohiaciones de
North Dakota Y Minnesota la
temperature lego hasta IL y
13 grades bajo cero.
La gaceta., 1941-03-17
Wilkie Sc propone% pronunciar discusses
doquiera que liable Ell senddor Wheeler
Ell senador Nye Sc Opone a los 7 mil millOnes

naci6n, Sc propone pronunciar
discusses, seg1n dijo, desde
Boston hasta San Francisco.
Wilkie arreglara las cosas de
modo que lie sea possible ha-
blair dias despues de que 10 ha
ga Wheeler.
, Ell senador Nye, republica-
no de North Dakota, que pien
ea como Wheeler, anunci6 hoy
que estima excesvia la can't
dad de z mil millones de pc
SOS ~recomendada por ell Presi-
dente para convertir a Esta-
dos Unidos en- ell arsenal de la
democracia. Nye pedira que la
cantidad Sc rebaje a la mitad.
Taft, otro senador republica-
no, Sc propone demandar que
la cantidad Sc rebaje a 3 mil
millones.
La gaceta., 1941-03-17

'secretas terroristas, las que has
ia JUNO de 1910 eran ilegales,
nan sido reinstalados en- favor
y soltados de las carceles fran
cesas por los alemanes, y Sc es-
tan prdparanGo activamente
per 10 que elos Hannah Eel sal
dar cuentas''.
De la misma manera que la
"scciedad de dem6cratas autori-
tarios". ayudada con fondos a.
tenants, preparaba una suble-
vaci6n sangrienta en- Suiza
cuando fue descubierta a tempo
y disuelta por Ell gobierno suizo,
asi Hungria ma escapado, por
milagro, de una conspiraci6n
nazi altamente peligrosa. Los
nazis hungaros Y los alemanes
que tiran de las cuerdas tras el
te,6n no Sc contentan con que
Hungria haya ingresado en- Ell
Axis y que siga vigorosamente
ell rumbo que Hitler lie ha mar
cado. Ellos quieren Ell poder sin
limites para 81 mismos. Las in
vestigaciones que la policia rea-
liz6 referente a los cinco diputa-
dos naziS en- ell parlamento hun
caro-, Karl Wirth, Emil Kova-
roz, Csaba Gal, Alexander Csia,
y Janos Lii, todos bajo Have Y
entire cerrojos. sac6 a luz hechos
chocantes en- alto grade. EStos
agentes magiares de Hitler ha-
bfan proyectado, en- ell verdade-
TO espiritu de cuadrilla de sal
teadores, Ell secuestrar al Ami
rante Horty, ell Regente, Y lie
varle a Alemania; asesinar al
Ministro del Interior, Keresztes
Fischer, y proclamar la revolu-
ci6n.
AL verse Il proceso, los acu-
sados negaron todas las acusa-
clones, a pesar de las abruma-
doras pruebas presentadas con-
ira ellos, y como todos los cons
La gaceta., 1941-03-17
Los Radjaks

Aunque los Radjahs, esos So
beranos del Indostan, guardian
las grandes tradiciones de sus
antepasados y continIan presen
tandose en- pdi5lico vestidos lu-
josamente, llenos de perlas y
piedras preciosas, y no apare-
cen ante sus s1bditos sino en- ca
rrozas o sobre elefantes cubier-
tos de telas ~riqufsimas, clio no
quiere decir Sc resistan a los
progresses de la civilization oc-
cidental.
NADIA de ESQ. All contrario, la
mayor parte de los Radjahs Sc
han asimilado a las costumlbres
europeas Y han adcptado los
rrc,edimientos cientfficos e in
dustriales europeos, para que
sean aprovechados por los pue-
bios de la India.
Ell Maharadjah de Kapurtala
hacfa ensenar a sus subditos, en-
las escuelas por 6l establecidas,
los idiomas ingles y frances.
BESIDE hace mas de % amos en-
las posesiOnes del Maharadjah
de Baroda, Sc aplica con rigtG
la ley de la instruction gratuita
y obligatoria. En- el pals de
Grawlior, las muchachas mas
inStruidas reciben una dote; Y
10 mismo ocurre en- Fravencore.
FL Rajah de Gondal, que es doc
tor en- medicina, graduado de u
ma universidad inglesa, vela con
especial cuidado por la hygiene
de SUI pueblo.
Cast todos los principles indos
tanicos son amigos del progreso
y de las civilizaciones de Oeci-
dente; pero siguen siendo fie-