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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Pirates Have Fine Catcher
But No One to Pitch to Him
Eoen Lopez
Can t Help
Pittsburgh
7hrooers
~ HARRY oRAYsoN

AoDooloeo0 kSooo .SDetw WtStoS
oWhen Alphonse Raymond
Lopex checked In last mid-June.
the Pittsburgh club was lower
than Muss6lini r now.
Bill Benswqnger took the Bos-
ton Bees out Of the barrel by
giving old Bob Quinn . bundle
Of bills and Ray Berries for Al
Lopez, but 1t was . splendid
deal.
Senior Lopez grabbed she'll
shocked singers by the backs Of
their necks. kept them on their
pins long enough for the Pirates
to finish fourth.
When on the current training
trip Senior Lopez was put out for
Z couple Of days by an upset
stomach, it was vigorously de-
MED that the quick-witted Span
lard was fed up with looking ut
the sBuccaneer throwers.
But Il Is evident that NOT even
such m accomplished mitt magi-
clan as Senior Lopez is able to do
anything with the Bucco bowl
ing at the moment.
So how would you like to be
living with Onkel Franz Frisch
90 the brig heads east for the
opener In Chicago, April Is?
.FRISCH HOPES SEWELL
STANDS UP IN OLD AGE
Frank Frisch's best bet Is Tru-
EFT Sewell, who contributed
largely to the Pirates final and
respectable showing in 1910 with
Is victories as against only five
defeats.
That was practically q sensa-
tional performance in Pittsburgh,
where they have to 60 back more
than q decade. :. to Lee Mea-
dows, Burleigh Grimes and BAY
Kremer. to recall q 20-games
winner In Pirate livery.
The BUGS came within Gabby
Hartnett's Frank Merriwell-like
home run in the dark of grab
bling the gonfaloh in 80, yet they
were without q pitcher who cop
ped more than Is engagements.
They have been unable to OBJ
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Pin l.. Points

UAxS = N1GhSN V0k8 AeE1~
OThe, Mount Clemens Dairy
cemented itself In nrst place In
the MAcomb Recreation Class
b. League still further last night
when Il swept IT, match with the
Broadway Market, 731-86o-7SS
to 732-S57-7e0. Hacks Hi.Speed,
In second place, took two ends
OF q match from the third-place
Terrace Gardens quintet.
Leading bowler on the Dairy
team was 4. Voght with Z SO.
Howard Hubbard led Jacks Hi.
Speed with q SIS. High In the
league b. Erskine with I SIS.
rolled for Tassie Tavern.
te %
KING GEORGE HOLD LEAD
oKing George maintained its
lead in the Kings and Queens
league 1t the Bowl c. Dfome
with q two game victory over
King Earl. King Dede, however,
continued to creep up on the
leader with Z clean sweep over
the Deuces. King Thai, In third
place, gained . two game de-
cision over King Archibald.
Chris Konstanzer led the
Kings with d Se4. He rolled for
the Deuees. Florence Goodar, Of
King Archibald, led the Queens
with 4 l03.
!. 30
HUBART 8 SCHOTT
oLakSside Fuel took two games
from Rae's Shoe store but lost Q
game In it. led over Hubarth
and Schott In the Nacomb Rec.
reation Class-C league. Hubarth
scored Z slam over the Post Of
Ace team. Kllph's Place Get down
the third-plsce y-McMahon
team three stroighk
w. Devantief led Lakeside
with IN even 500. Zoe Hellnef's
SIT for Ralph's Piace was high
In the league for the evening.
Hl.SHEED SCORE
oPagott and Holmes gained Z
forfeit from Roeso Sports 1t the
Mount Clemens Recreation, but
Hi-0peed scorod . double-kayo
over Detroit D1ieon b keen the
lead. Frank 001Aon's o73 was
hiGh n the match. II. :. Wood,
Of The Score club, which took
Two games from the third-place
Huberth and Schott teaam, end
G. Hack, Of Hoeso Sports, were
other Top bosRlGR1 VIII . ~ and
- rsspect lively:
nOsoO sP0o13 t0sEs
nnoDe Sp6r>D loGt ,Ihres eames
~ l1a5oe loagoe oeuk1e q The
DWlo q Drpdne ~ uiglyt %
1 siobe 0aloR 0oG'a ploco took
40 .06nD6o &roa Len-no1.
oepf9V DuCen. q Hrieel1 Sales
~ ~ h1la)ef asith q ~ 90
tlo27 - -. oaty tolf teams
svasO& -. - -
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W The Towers club dooSn't
figure 70 teppls the giant
clone. Like 0evid, u will
i need . littls slinsshet and
Il Yoli's embitious Els will
essusne The role especially
I. To- He eeessien. The EIis
would like nothins BETTER
them 70 upset Miehieen. For
years seeh university has i,
been blowing Ito own horn
% he Number One college
!, tssm In the country. They
met Q number Of times dur
Inc the post three years.
/. unheppily for Yals. their
Istest encounter tokins
Place . short time ego when
: the fasteners were messed
out BY q couple Of points.
/. They ore. Thirsty for re-
vsnSs end now the time
seems ripe.
The Ellis will be handicap
ped, however. Two Of their
point.aetters Howard john
Withdrawn. Both we're ex-
pected to toke points in the
son and Rene Chouteou have
free stvle events.
The Chicago club will shoot
Otto Joretz, speed merchont
extraordinary, and Adoiph
.Kiefer, world record holder IN
the bockstroke, into the Mich
ioon pool, AdoIph kiefer, one
OF the; best swimmers in the
world and the holder Of world
records at oImost every inn
ooinobie distance in the beck
stroke, is q cinch to take his
event unless he SHOPS 9 flo
before the big spDosh. The
Towers club oiso throws Ed
,kiror, dlumnus of Michigan
into the. pool.
ySrstx task h much
hssdeg. Asoinst him will b
pitted one Of the best 100
yesd fields ever essemblsd
In one pool, such potentiol
record breokevs % Dill Prev .
end cuy. lugnsdsn Of Weyns
! Univsssity. and 6 hevIes
Deskes and Gus Sheronsst.
ar Michisen. All will b out
10 crock the mark Of 81
seconds flot established by
Jehaay WsismulIss In the
MiekiSen Union pool IL
tsets oso. The withdrowol
! Of thsY ole entry, johnson.
reduces the allure Of the
event only slightly. Any one
< Of the stoss hos the power 70
set q nsw record Il pressed
hard enough.
Other: champions and FORM
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OBOSTON, April 4-{R-From
. hero to . bum, In the annals
Of sports u only q short drop
and, once down, only the 'brav-
est ever climb back. as did the
Boston Bruins Mel Sudden
Death) Hill, who fought his
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Ball Camp
Notes

nORLAlGD0. IA. - Daek
Nswsea still liksS Ais DstFslt
Tigers for the Ameriean
League Dsnnant. I'VE have
the puneh and wen ct the
pitchin'," NJ declared. ''The
Yankees Will fiAish sectad
and Cleveland third. For my
dough the Browns win b
feurth. You can pick the rest
81 the clubs the way yea
please"
GALVESTON, Tex. - Presi-
dent Larry MacPhail Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers says his trip
70 California was fruitless and
that all deals for Billy Herman
and other players fell through.
0ADSDEN, Ala. - Mente
Pearson, ex.Yankee pitcher
now working fer the Cinsin-
natl Rs1s, hasn't even thrown
In batting practice fer I've
days. Pearsen says hi arm
feels al right bat manager
Bill AGeKechnle explains, N
usually takes . fellow like
Monte = bic longer % get his
aRIh n shape than the younger
felleWs."
FORT SMITH, Tex. - The
Boston Bees IRE wondering whe-
Their pitcher Bill Posedel Il In
manager Casey STENCILS dog
house. Customarily he hurls in
q tandem with Jim Tobin, but
yesterday Stengel used Yves Fer
rell in Posedel's place.
ANDERSON, 8. C.. - The
Cleveland Indians probably
will carry emily four utility
men this season, but three Of
them are ultra-versatile. o..
car Grimes and Russ Peters
can handle any position In The
lnfield satisfactorily and cut
fielder Bean Bell h . good
first baseman. In additien
either Clarence Campbell Or
Murray Howell will be car.
ried - . spare gardener.
Ell Centric, Calf. - Mana
ger Frank Frisch Of the Pitts
bursh Pirates says he's fed up
with some Of his follower play
ers and has about decided to
gamble with young pitchers.
I can't be any worse off In the
long run. I'd like to sell .
few Of the fellows I have around
and use the money to buy my
self one good pitcher"
TUCSON, Arix. - Rookie Lou
Novikon. out three days with
q charley horse, celebrated his
return to the Chicago Cubs line
up yesterday with . two-run
homer. Even . the Bruins lost
to the philadelphia Athletics
Tor the fifth straiRht time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

KEENELAND OPENS APR. 10
LEXINGTON. KY, April -
Keenelahd's spring m Q tin &
opens April 10 for IL days, feat.
urinG the $4,000 Blue Gross
Stakes, April a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Bail Bond Broker
F aces Grand Jury

SPOKANE Jos<ph s<hnifz~f.
rostisad. Ore. h-aii ssosss. Wed.
ns.asy faced federal KrSnd isfy
action 80 hls siisssa role 10 . fss.
western storm Esesas rins
sehBiszsf vas s<ssad ever 10 the
jury sna pe.@tsd 5000 hsed -
fers u. . csmmissiohsr hssssss
Smith DE ~ss seeassa ~ eonr
spsrsey - transport 1870 worth
~ .sslsn I~~siry from spossss 20
Portland
Ne hsd spp~@ssf - q wstnsns
ssssnss Harry s<nsAm.n. spossns
nlgnt club 0~nsr sho rissas<s
guilty ~ resolving fh< rings ssoIsa
gods from tina f<s tsssiss sfsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Payless Wins
Ciqarei Case

cigsre,s may siii ~ .old for II
cents per pack nr for tiss per
carton In Taooms, " ~ss ruled
"wednesday nv Judge Ernest N
Card IN handing down his decision
on tho rgli brought ~ the Wash
ingion Tobacco Wholesalers and
candy Distributors association
through the Pierce County prose
cutters office sEslns, Thsodvs ".
Zimmerman and the psyisss Drug
Store. ~ which Zimmerman -
manager
The Tobacco Wholesalers ~sre
seeking 10 fore psylsss aras
store from selling eiTsrsts q, ~
cents under the Unfair prse,isss
Act
Judge Card. In masking his three
page d~eislon. said ths lao vas
difficult ~ Application. providing
That no retailer snail ssii bsio~
eos'. with soss being defined 80
invoies cost Plus MS no~ ~ dotnE
business
Psyisss showed tho store va
bDyng elgsfs,s tof 81 ~ ear
ton and claimed ths so~s ~ aosng
business wa ~ per rent. rnis
eos, I'D nj inciisis $4,000 In
bonuses paid The tobacco Depart.
men, manager AMI ths store man.
ager.
Judge Card ruled that half II
ths.s bonuses shogia b~ sssnsisisrsd
"a COS, tbss making tbs total 0sefs
had eosi reach isit per cent Al
ihIs figure. psyisss "a. selling
tho cisafsts Al q profit
the decision siao ruled thai ms
defendants mad the r1shs 10 inset
eompstitlon ~ q nsns~f - ofhsf
retail establishments selling ., ihs
SANE pres.
TTns trial s1,n<iY1sd 60 ire ssss
ate last FRIDAY sftsrnos1 Al
iurnsy \. A. Cssiisfas represented
ths asfsodsHis
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II required ~ much as four
months for some OF these replies
10 reach me. but ! have been very
much gratified by the high per-
eentage Of responses
with the help 81 Works Com
missioner Berssrssn and the city
planning commission. and the CO.
operation Of other public bodies
concerned In the projects proposed
! feel We can now proceed 10 sd-
vance those constructive things
n. need for which IL % widely
recognized.
The planning .onms~sic1
hes fusetiooed for year. the
b~.t u eoaid With limited I'D
missstSsi,"s support and ma
appropriations. Perhaps With
this picture nov before - We
can. - . council. md ways
and usans IN place NJ the
comrntssion's disps~al susn-
ei~nt fund. Ia Justify . start,
~ hast. toward tetter pro
ErsmsninE Of our civic as.si-
epp~ni."
Cain said h. rad finally turned
CONTINUED OF Page 20. Column o.
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Rush Mercy Planes
To Mexican Areas

MEXICO CITY - Nine air
plane loads Of doctors, nurse
and medicine. were ordered
Wednesday 10 Colima. a town Of
80. 900 almost DESTROYED by an
earthquake that damaged Cen
trial Mexico from coast to ooast-
Colims WA calling for help
by radio. the only means Of com
uaunicsfion II had left. TIE city
and Ia area. near the Pacific
coast, had another tembIor nj
7:s5 Tuesday night. NOR. than
six hour after the first d~szs-
Eating shocks. The early shocks
had done almost $500 900 dam
age In Mexico city, 800 miles
away.
A radio message from Pedro
Tore. Ortiz governor Of Colima
state. said "A good percentage"
~ Coiims city's popuIation had
been killed or Injured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
.Mine-io-Markei
Road Requested

County commissioners we're
asked Tuesday afternoon 10 con-
struct a nine mil. rnins-to- ma et
road from Fairfax 10 Coplsy lake
on Carbon ridse by q delegation
from tho Tacoma unit Of the
Washington Prospsetor, and Mn
ere association
The road would open for develop
nnent ar area rich IN copper. gold.
Lead. molybdsnurn and manganese
the Delegation ssld
a survey % tbs area - nov
beng made ~ John W. kslross
STATE geologist. and N. commits
sionsrs said they would await
hslroses report before making
any definite appropriation for the
construction 81 the road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Capitulaiion
In Ethiopia
Draws Near

LONDON - Emissaries of
the Duke of Aosta, Italian
viceroy Of Ethiopia. have ar
rived at Dire Dawa and are
discussing with British army
chieftains terms for the capt.
Of 10000 allan
troops still resisting IN Ethi-
opia, il was understood here
Wednesday.
British military authorities here
said they had received reliable con-
firmation Of reports that the ennis
saries had arrived At Dire Dswa.
on the Adds Ababa- ID bouti rail-
road. on a very important mis-
sion"
An Italian surrender In Fast
Africa had been expected here
because Of the danger of tens
81 thousands Of Italian civil
ians from vengefuI Ethiopian
tribesmen. who are revolving
In increasing numbers.
Military quarters said the ItaI.
isns had surrendered at Obbis
Italian somsliland. 320 miles up
the coast from Msgadiscio. A
British patrol flying over Gar1a.
100 miller north of Ofbis - q,
white flags flying.
British patrols attacked and
routed the Italians nj safar-
tax ford. 50 miles southeast of
Debra Markos, capital Of Cob
jam province. Forts on the
left hank Of the Blue siIe IN
the D~brH Marko~ area we're
| taken by the British.
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Of the ground they had won In
Albania. TO avoid being trapped by
the German advance from Jugo-
sisva
several German thrnsss st
TIE east end of the nne. pre-
san,ably In the Mount Olympus
ARA, were repuls~d In the pr~-
Rminary fighting NJ ths Nasis
sosght 10 find . soft spot. ac-
eordtog Ia Athens reports.
The mountain pssse. in this
sector were regarded ~ Ath-
ess~ ~ strongly defended.
The German air force continued
Continued on Page s. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Real Kick"
In Pierce
County Hops

AphRlosurs a. = riot in
vA-ins two rival fs<tions -
Pierce county hop FARMERS
nesting n Aldsvtoa school
last Thursday night vas made
Wednesday along with Dsws
that Z federal agent from the
u. 3. department al asrieui-
turs had concluded Tuesday
night = two-dsy invs~tisntion
into the Incident which hae
the local hop industry In high
fsrrnens.
One mp farmer. = W. vsah
II Mar. ~ss b~eiee ssvsvsty Il
Ne ''stht." wnass as~slspes fvsm
the Annual ps~tlnx called ~ tn
pusposs ~ sIsesiss ssvsssvy ssss-
wlttss members from f,4stsiee
M. sws~ssvs wA~kisssml n
TIE Washington susie Mp caa-
tsoi board
rsss. shss~ iaInrs~s hasps~
tsIissa him fsr several a~ys. ksoh
lsasl satioa this wesh. swsastaa
ssa . sonpsslns fsw third aegvee
assault sxaie~s kd~ssd Os~std
Osson. AIdsstos srbnai Airexfng
sd ssp sf.~ss. hsleogtse - ~
fssskn opposing rssh
0lssn Voluntarily Nisysas1utsd
fcnnsiapsd ~ rsss ~. csIuma -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
More Homes
Planned for
Workers

SEAT EA condemnation
suit for e6 acres OF land in the
Msnette area near Bremsrton was
on file IN federal court here We'd
nesday, disclosing plans for early
construction Of 500 low-cost dwell
ing units by the Bremerton hous-
ing authority.
The government filed check
for Sss,l5s for compensation To
owners Of the property.
The homes will be svailab bic for
Puget Sound navy yards 1900
civilian workers. for whom 900
dwellings are being completed at
nearby "Wsstpark. under a de-
tense housing project.
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WARRINGTON - ~ sss.es
" ps~Asrsss~ ssaenussUpws WsA-
n~sAay appssvea s~sseo~es sss .
GA. eoo. 80 espssssss NJ ship-
buissssns facilities - es~sssss>
esussg~nry ws~vehsss ss~s~1s ~
No. nssssuA under ~ Is~~.slsss
sst.
Tks s~asds psevsAs ~ e~s-
stsesssss n sew ship~sys -
~sseh spps~siws.s~s, ~ vssse,s
~Nl ~ issstt IN ~ ssst sss
years. Gsssssssss~s. ssser<sts
ssld. MI h~sis isusssrn>sse>y.
RssIls Man sources re-
parted Wednesday that German
slrpianss had dispersed ~ wiped
out m.rfanK enemy columns
and troop concentrations N shs
regions - Asryis. t<rss. rrs'
ssla ard arssens ssessau ssD~n
nins British planes
ses1ssTOs--a>ss~tssv -
ssv, Hsssh hsss ~ WeAsss-
A., HAL TIE sss ~ ssesSs -
.p~s ssrssk pissss. ese~ ~ ~
esss~~s Asss~ss ssu~ssss<y. ~es
-shs hss sss.s N a~<'s wsse1
We sssskt In sa." ssash pssssesss
" the ssissi ssssss" N A~slssG
~sss lsb.s asssissaises. ~ ss,a.
GM16 AGO Police sslf thai .
s.riss u hitter editorial s,fs3ks
On Italian shftn soiamnIsss' IN
chicago may have led 10 tbs
ss~asssnsfloa ~ John y Arsns.
editor snd psblish.v ~ tbs
Italian language n~~spspss. IL
rribuns-
Afsas. ~. claimant 10 IN
ftsHan utis. ~ss Killed ,, tsp
s.nmsa lsis lac, nishs shtis
lssvsns . nofth slsis motion pc.
tlTs tnsss<r ~ith klsssss Hsrs-
meyer. 81. . nigh sshooi sss4snt.
Ths gunner ssesr~d
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sA> fHAsGtsfD - Ths coast
guard cutter AfiAdns Wednesday
Sas eo route "a to annual mercy
mission 10 tns lssflnR sss. carry
az mail. la. nscielns sna gro
esfiss 10 remote villages
The ls5-foof cutter. commanded
oy Lieut. John o. stewart. viii
,oin az other cutters for q three
nonth patrol 81 Aiasksn waters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Shoulder Massaging
Brings $1,000 Claim

HOLLY WOO DIR. Harlan
claimed here Usdnss-
day that nlssssging the shspsiy
shoulder 81 Anna etsn. baOnd
move star. Ia worth 81 .Oss. Hs IA
suing ths sersss for collection q
= fee shs sad shs didn't think
ms services ssrs worm nearly
what ~ ssked. and stoed that J,
VA necessary 20 call in smother
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HELD As IMPERsosAToR

skATJLE-John Clyds Brown.
f5. Sas held here Wednesday on
federal Indictment In Salt Lake
City charging nm with irnpsrson-
stng an FBI agent b obtain credit
for rents and ggocsries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Civic Auditorium Heads
List in Survey for CiiY's
70 Year Progress Program

First place in Mayor Harry p Gains 70-year-develop-
ment program To civic auditorium in the ishustion
of received from the BOO clubs To which he sent
questionnaires last November
III has ssk~. five r.siss All IN" sah
"but shii~
for sho"s clearly defsse, Tseews
thinking about.
for Tacoma To do 10 improve the oty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Langlis Adviser
Is Reported III

sesDAAsu Nossss =. rsuea
Spokane county hspsssissa eAsis-
ms1. vss recovering "Wednesday
afssv undergoing . bsnnA srnaorss-
slon for lsukssula
Ne s<nthsr. Or tAw~nxs e
t~aes. as tho annzw AZ ths b1nn1
fw she sysnsfussoa
Pence vssssne1 sseSusiy fvnm
Olympia where ~ go en- sdvssss
Ia osvsru f<ssiis curing II
ssGisiAisss
~ " ssissv~d hss snsditins go
s~o.4gss 80 BY svsswoss. Axsrnp
vsisd ~ . seid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Torpedo Bomber
Crashes in Bay

SAN DIEGO. GAIA torpedo
houh hing plane from ths naval air
station al North ISLAND crashed
into San Diego bay Wednesday.
Eleventh Naval District head
quarters reported.
Two flisfs were taken 10 ihs
air station dirsnssTy ard ths
third was unsceOuntsd for, the
navy said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Lumber Price
Case Settled

Acceptance Of consent decree
by West Coast Lumbermens as
ISOLATION. from a federal court in
Los Angeles. is not an admission
Of wrongdoing. stated Corydon
Wagner. president Of the associa-
ton. IN Tacoma today. 1T IL. con-
tinued Wagner. essentially an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

rAfD ALTO. GAlif. - grsnkis
Ai1~ft. sil-Am<nssn footbsll guar.
tsrf@es. nss d~ssstsd ~ stanford
university for tns presidency 81
tins student bocy. hls sueesssfni
opponsnt ga George Jsexsno Of
Ksnii1ofth. Utah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

Los ANGELES - Nearly so
defendants. accused Of price
fixing and monopolistie prac-
tees In the Pacific coast lum-
her industry, Wednesday plead
ed nolo contendere IN federal
court Judge Harry Hollzer
imposed fines ranging from
$500 10 $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

hkW 70 y y - Wuf1om Me-
ch~a~y Martin. D. s>-ysas- -
pssss6snt ~ ths ss~ yorh seaeis
s.sh.nss. r@<ssd . sssAii asffIs-
tag hare Wednesday, snd snnh :
~ vita shs q, . army 81 . cut
IN s~isfy ~ s3.v7s p~s m<afA. hs
said tss eat la p~y 70 e7i-s<anSn
from tt.ofo vas pretty large
soefso rsfns ssEAns
sGArTt.G ~ oisssr VEST, A.
sssssnt IN tss psssss-nf sf na.sng
Airpians Go. and ~ sukst<iissy.
tso~inx Aircraft ca. "Wednesday
~ss f.m<d sz<eatGvs vice preeS~
a~st ~ tbs ho~xd ef dirsstosR
West started With tn Bo~sng fIrm
In iszi Ths directors rs-sIscts1
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the WAR TODAY

British and Greek forces FLASHED with AXIS the
Battle of Greece Wednesday, with both sides reporting
action along front stretching from the sgsndar, home
of the gods Mount Olympus westward toward the peaks
of Albania.
British troops described by general headquarters
at Cairo nov in contact with the along the whole
OF front in Greece while London reported British
Inducements hurrying through sandstone battle
the axis columns in western Egypt and bya London heard
that the Italian vceroy of Ethiopia had emissares
Dire Dawa to negotiate for capituaton of Fascist colonies
The German high command that British
pushed back to the
OF the Gods and that all Of the of modern
including Man dve-bomters being
effort through
of Irs and Greek forces that had
or ne
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agreement 10 revise business prac-
tees IN accordance with new rules
for the game
He referred 10 a case IN which
the government mad charged lum-
Der firms with illegal price fixing
Wagner quoted from the decree
ttsef
TT Appears 10 the court that
the defendants has asserted
and do assert their innocence
Of any violation Of law. hut
have consented In writing tn
the making and entering Of
this decree upon condition
that neither such consent nor
this decree shall be evidence.
Submission or adjudication that
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British military sources 81 Lon
don said tho Germans were punch
ing at the main defense line run
ming from Mount Olympus west
ward In the general direction 81
Corixzs. from which the Greeks
had withdrawn. giving up much
WAsHIN SOTO N--President
Roosevelt Wednesday proclaimed
that q state Of war exists between
Hungary and Jugoelsvis. and ssid
that Hungary was the segrsssor
in the conflict.
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8 AXIS SHIPS SUNK!
Nazis Hurl All Weapons
OF Modern Warfare al
Allied Troops in Greece

eUllfTfNS
LONDON - British naval forces intercepted and
sank enemy CONVOY of five transport munitions and
supply ships and three Italian desroyer< e<eornr them
from Sicily to Tripol last night the admiralty aid
tonight
LONDON-JuqoSlars horr dvnamifed the farops
narrotc Iron Gate tho Danube. the JHooslar
frontier lrith RHmdnia and hare blocked DanHbe rer
traffic for perhaps three months. reliable JHooslap
quarters reported tonight
L0NDON-Jugoslayias armies. divided and
whelmed bs Germanys steelelad armored columns
ceased To exist unit and organized resistance has
ended according information which reached British
military quarters Wednesday.
BERLIN-German troops har, occupied Sarnjero.
reported 10 BE- The seot Of the yaaosar eorerNmenf and
fhe remnants Of tho Juooslar army arc dsrter-
grating, the high command sad Wednesday,
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WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy Thursday night
and Friday. Temps: High 81 I;
low 70. Sun rises 5:ls: sets ss0t
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