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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Prime Minister III

sOFIA Prime Minister n III
off. suffering from a stomach all
msnt. left Unexpectedly today 20
consult a specialist In Vienna. de-
parting aboard the same special
train on which German Ambassa-
dor Herbert Won Rlchthofen was
returning 70 Berlin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

ALTA. utsA~-fssw crews a
trained ~orksrs Thursday took
over . search through TINS ~
sno~. lee and rock In wasalch
Mountains Rustiers Csien. s~ssch-
ing for ths bodies II possibly four
ss~ Years day skilsfs
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Adjourns Sine Die
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The House
automatically adjourned sine die
a. i3l p. m. Thursday after
adopting a resolution expressing
Us thanks 10 Speaker Sam Ray
burn for MS able. impartial and
dignifisd' serylcs az presidIDg
officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Architect Honored

LOsDOs-King George VI has
approved award Of the royal gold
medal for architecture 10 Frank
Lloyd Wright. now Of Phoenix,
Ariz., IL xas announced ThursdaI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

CAIRO-smashing raids on Ital-
ian airdromes and bases over
far-fhins area In North Africa
were reported by the middle east
command of the British Royal Air
Force Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

ATHENS. Greece Several
tanks were captured or de-
stroyed in fierce fighting
northeast Of Chimara. on the
south Albanian coast, on New
Years day, a government
spokesman said Thursday.
Although snow storms reduced
activity IN most sectors. the Creeks
we're said 70 have captured new
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

sTRuGA. Jugoslsvia--tn up-
confirmed frontier report Thur
day said that Greek artillery has
been mounted ON Nnriosni nonn-
tain. five miles southeast Of VI
ba.an. and has started 10 sh~ii
that important Italian garrison
In central Albania.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Spliniers From Nazi Sea
Raider Shells Strike Women

children among the 49, susuvorA
They had b~sn confined In Ger.
man prison ships. soms II than
fos weeks. and on Dec. ~ thSy had
ali been dumped On tins Island a
Emirsu. in ths Bismark srchipst-
ago. just south Of tbs equator. An
Australian smp finally rsar>s1
thSm.
Most Of the woman and ehiIdrss
were from ths i6.7i2-ton British
liner Eangitans. which sncounterad
the raider Nov. "a. Tn survivors
said the Rangitans was attacked
tcontinued on Page 4. Column ~
~~~-s---l-s- T-r~r-~-~~------~
WEATHER FORECAST
Ussetsisd Friday night - -
nrdAy. Tenspesntures; u1ghs ~
low. -. sas sissas 1855 - lsoe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Germans Aid
ascisis 10
Halt Advance
Concentration Of
Axis Powers in
Mediterranean
BULLETIN

NhuN-Ihe government To-
day removed former Premier
Paul Reynaud. former Interior
Minister Georges Nsndei and
other prominent French figures
from Pelle,oisin 10 a location In
the south Of France because, 10
was said. their present quarters
are uncomfortable" and located
less than rs miles from the
nearest German troops" In oe-
cupied France.
ROME-German air squad
rons will proceed To Italy TO
fight in the Mediterranean
basin, Gen. Francesca Pricolo.
undersecretary for air. an
nounced today.
Pricolo announced also that the
Italian air corps which for several
weeks has been stationed on the
French coast OF the English chan
mel to aid In Germans aerial at
tacks on the British Isles. would
return to Italy.
Only one group Of Italian
chasers will remain on the
English channel coast, Pricoio
said.
IL was presumed that the Ger
man filters would fight the British
invaders of Libya and the British
Mediterranean fleet. But Pricolo's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Raj Pays
Nazis BAG"
ForFie Raid
lncsndiary Domhs
StoYt Big Dlo3es
In GeTmm Town


DUBLIN - Residents of
an urea nsav ktimacs-
hogss. county Wtckior.
Were sraenafrd BY anfhovi-
ties Thwsdav after dr.
rersrg that fisn large parn-
chute mirss rsve dropped
there - the course II M
a,rplaHs attack on Fire ~
which three persons eevs
killed and sersrai injured.
Duns.uN - nsms. sv~m uas-
Ae~siss~d plasnn rsna1sp1 lnes 49,
sssi gsv~ ss~ss rhwss1ay. hooD-
lag ~ t~sss shsse psssses 80
tHiussWg sevevet senesu.
Three I'svss@ wess htlle1 -
two wes~ ssstesssis ,ejssses wn~s
h~sues crashed ~ mw~rasue. ssss
n~ssss. Cssssss Casssw. csseo1-
essste assssaGe wes rsssnpaL
n wss .ssa sfssrsatly ~ -
iNresasasy hsswh freed seas ~
cwsssgh r~ee rousss ~ hnss
tosseifled - 0evusns.
LONDON---BIs formations
Of Royal air force bombing
planes raincd incsndiary and
high explosive bombs on
Bremen during the night in
retaliation for Sunday nights
fire-raid ON l.ondon's ancient
city area. II WAS reported
Thursday.
Great fires wers repeated burn.
Ing In ths iawn - ths result ~
what appeared from first svsalshss
DOVER. Esgiss1--lssiEht flash
- and muffisd ssplas,pas sscm
this French coast Thursday nssht
Indicated that the Hovsi Air Force
again was pounding the German
invasion base. and gun esnplses.
m.ntn along the ehannsi.
Information Ia have hssn ons ~
ths most concentrated British raids
on . osrmsa city.
Ths Royal Ar rss~s ''pnA1
M ssesssssss baeh N shsts sws
esss" fss ~ nse vaI< ~
ps~s sssssrtsslss sssspee~I.
s"a assppsA hss sssssistes ~
fise sd espissIss hssnns -
~ Isvsssssssst ns~@ss sssa.
In ADDITION To tbs nrsmsn rata
Royal Av Force planes. opening
ihslf Ns~ Year offensive program.
siiacssd numerous invasion ports.
submarines bases and other targets
In German and German -oceupssd
tsfritory.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............t4.so 2. 900
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Stocks End Uneven
In Fastest Session
Since May, 1910
Transfers Aggregate
2,925,4 ASS Shares and
Some Fovorites RuIIy
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK, Dec. % In the
speediest session for more than l3
months, the stock market today
moved over a notably uneven route,
with gains a shade in the majority
at the close.
Steels. rails and an assortment Of
blue chips enjoyed year-end re-
coveries of fractions to points or
so, while rubbers, oils, tobaccos and
motors finished with losses Of as
much.
Heavy tax selling was fairly we'll
absorbed but it was sufficient to put
brakes on many issues and Offset
to a certain extent replacement de-
mand which in many instances was
more or less urgent.
The ticker tape hummed from the
start and near the last fell behind
actual transactions on the floor.
Transfers aggregated 2,925.4 .455
shares, best turnover since May,
1910.
Prominent shares in the front
ranks included American Telephone,
Southern Railway. Santa Fe. Beth
lehem Steel. Western Union. Ken
necOtt. J. I. Case. United Aircraft,
Allied Chemical and Du Pont.
At low marks for the past year or
longer were United States Rubber
common and preferred, Goodrich
and American Can. On the ofside
most Of the time were Standard Oil
New Jersey. Texas Co, General
Motors, Sears Roebuck and the b
stocks of American Tobacco, Reyn-
olds and Liggett & Myers.
United States Government issues
advanced decisively and rail loans
rose as much as 2 points in lively
bond market.
Federal bonds gained as much as
2 points toward the end of the
session.
Corporates higher included Mis-
souri, Pacific IS of IT IF" D." New York
Central SIS, Frisco Alas of '78. Balti-
more & Ohio stamped convertibles.
( Delaware & Hudson refunding as
and Goodrich AS.
In the minus column were Ameri-
can Telephone IS and 31,s of '66,
Commercial Mackay Incomes of '69
with warrants and Western Union
5S.
/ Australia SIS of '55 dropped around
points and the '2s about /. Den
mark 412S also declined.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Apnroximate Sales Today

II 90 AM 0bO.OWO I-.UU Noun- 7, iV.WUU
l:OOPM 100000 200 PM 2.0S0. 900
Total ~ 2.930.000
Unit Of trading. 10 shares. In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorgsnlIsd
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sgmed by such companies Rates of di'i-
denGs in the FOREGOING table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. xdE dividend II TX
rights. a Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. Paid last year. Payable in stock
q Declared or paid so far this year Pay
able in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year. De-
listing pending. Actual saleA
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Bonds

By private wire direct TO The Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
AngIo-U. S. Oil Firms
Renew Toxic Contracts

BY the Associated Press.
BATAVIA, Netherlands Indies,
May 5.-British-A American oil COM
panies renewed today their sales
contracts with Japan, continuing
under an agreement reached last
November.
That agreement increased Jap
anese oil supplies from the Neither
lands Indies from $4,000 to 1,800,-
900 tons year with United States
and British companies acting as
importing agents.
Unofficial circles, meanwhile,
speculated that the renewed con-
tracts might be affected if Iraq oil
were lost to Britain and she had to
draw more heavily on Netherlands
Indies petroleum production. 1t was
said such war orders would take
precedence over all other contracts.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

support the rebellious populations
held down solely by panzer divisions.
But it will need British tanks to
match the Nazi prison guards.
I am glad to be here in this dark
hour, when the British people are
at their best, if most cryptical. 1
cannot get much sustained logic out
of them, but I can feel their courage
and determination. When pressed
for pattern of victory they usually
reply somewhat as follows:
I'm March, 1918, the British su-
preme war council had not the
faintest idea of how victory would
come about. In November there was
victory, armistice was signed"
Evening star., 1941-05-05
BY RENNIE TAYLOR,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-A far
reaching advance in the study Of
epilepsy, an as yet incurable mental
disease which af11icts 100000 Ameri-
cans, has been reported by DR..
Frederick A. Fender, neuro-surgeon
of Stanford University medical
school.
In four years Of research, DR..
Fender has produced in expert
mental animals commissions similar
to human epileptic fits.
He found that the seizures always
were preceded by intervals of a
few seconds to minute or two dur
ing which some radical change,
probably electro chemical in nature,
took place in the brain.
Now If researchers can find out
exactly what happens during those
one or two minutes they will have
gone a long way toward learning
the cause of the disease. Disclosure
of the cause might lead to a sue
cessful treatment.
The convulsions were brought
about by inserting tiny metal OBJ.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
For-Reoching Advance Made
At Stanford in Work on Epilepsy

jects under the scalps OF the ami
mails, next to the brain, and then
subjecting them to feeble radio
waves.
Human epileptic fits usually occur
with little or no warning, and al
ways within such a short time that
it would be impossible to prepare in
advance for scientific observation
of them from start to finish.
DR.. Tenders research gets around
this obstacle. The results of his
work we're set forth In the archives
of neurology and psychiatry.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
do-Chino-J Japanese
Trade Pact Reported

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, May 5.-Conclusion of a
trade agreement between Japan and
French Indo-China was reported to-
day by the Japanese Board of In
formation.
One of the principal Indo-C Chinese
products Japan is expected to get
is rice.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

There have been decreases in the
harvested acreage of cotton. wheat,
corn and oats in the United States
in the past decade.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

Russia has called for the extern
sion of telephone service from Mos
COW to every Union center or au-
toncnious republic.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

NO wonder LoriIlard's new
King Size BEECH-NUT is
the fastest-growing ciga-
rette in town!
It's 20% longer "a new
and finer blend of choice
Evening star., 1941-05-05

tobaccos -. yet it costs
you less than ordinary size,
popular price cigarettes.
Get behind a BEECH
NUT today and get more
for your cigarette money!
Evening star., 1941-01-12

So Notwithstanding to hin
der or show! So safe-perfected
by doctor for the active modern
woman. Regular, Junior or Super.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

We were able to make this
sensational purchase because
the manufacturer is making
a slight change in the tip Of
the cigar. Better stock up
while they last!
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
WINrToN CHURCHILL HA-
BIO HOY POR LA RADIO

Londres, JUNO 16-Al serle
~entregado Ell titulo de doctor
honoris causa de la UNIVERSE
dad de Rochester, Estados u
MOS, habl6 hoy por la Radio
ell primer ministro Churchill.
Momentos antes habia ha-
blado en- Estados Unidos ell
subsecretario de la Guerra,
Mr.. Paterson, diciendo que la
guerra serfa larga.
Record6 Churchill en- 81,
oraci6n que SUI madre habla
na:ido en- Rochester y que en-
tire Estados Unidos e Inglate-
ira existe una atm6sfera de
familia y de compression. "Las
manos Se estredhan por enci-
ma de los mares y los corazo-
mes palpitan al unisono."
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
NoTIcIAs
(Vtene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

y sus capitales representa- IL
nos so millones de pesos. Esti-
mase llegan a unos 200 milo.
mes los capitales nazis en- los
Estados Unidos. "Lavoro Fas-
cista" dice que Estados Uni
dos creara una terrible crisis
economical cuando la guerra
Sc termine. Los fascistas ase-
guran que Estados Unidos per
dera en- csc "%trato." Alemania
tiene va redactados los deere
tos, segln Sc afirma, desde ell
mes de abril.
Lisboa, Portugal, JUNO 10
AL sur de Portugal, en- la from
rera de Espana, Sc estrellaron
aver tres aviones alemanes y
un cuarto de nacionalidad des
conocida. Dos de ellos caye-
ron envueltos en- llamas y un
tercero Sc incendi6 al llegar a
terra. Varios cadaveres achi-
charrados fueron recogidos. A
tres millas de la aldea de A
mareleja ocurri6 ell suceso.
Dos paracaidas abiertos de-
muestran que dos de los pile
tos Sc salvaron y desaparecie-
ron.
La Lfnea, Espaha, JUNO 16.
Durante ID minutes funciop6
aver la artillerfa cerca de Gil
braltar, asegurandose que ae-
roplanos extranjeos atacaron
ell Pen6n. A las $50 zarpa-
ron de la bahia de Gibraltar
cuatro destructores, ell cruce-
70 de batalla Renown y los
portaaviones Ark Royal y Vic
torioso. FL canoneo en- ell mar
Sc escucll6 a las 8:15 de la no.
che. La niebla impedfa yer con
claridad desde la costa de Es-
pana.
Ciudad de Guatemala, JUNO
|16.-Una mujer, Margarita
Pop, de Al amos, fue fusilada
por matar a otra mujer, Do
minga Sacul. Junto con la mu
jer criminal fue ejecutado un
hombre, Pedro Samuel Guitz.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
NOTAS S0(lALN
(Visne dc Ia ga pdO.l- -

DEE, Norma CuervO, Charles
Cuervo y Sra. Ramon Toribio,
Sra. e hija, de Miami; Norma
Ramentol, Manuel Gonzalez y
Sra. Segundo Sanchez, Y Sra,
Joe M~aniscalco, Tony Traina,
Vicente Pullara Antonieta Pu-
llara, Ernesto Gagnina, John Pc
laez, Peter Arcuri, A. j. Tin
naro, Tony Castellano, Ismael
Garcia, Jose Reina. Antonio Cas-
tro y Sra, A. Garcia y Sra, An
gel Gutierrez y Sra. Anger Gar
cia, Luisa Fernandez, las her
manitas Nibia y Onelia Santa
ma, Dolores Juran, Mary Perro-
ne, M. Gonzalez y Sra, Manuel
Fernandez y Sra. John Celayo y
Sra, Tomasa Celayo, H. Anton
y Sra, Ricardo Casanueva y
Sra, Anita Rodriguez, Emilio
Rodriguez, Luis Gonzalez, john
ny Garcia y Sra, Frank Pulla-
"a Y Sra, Mario Pullara, presi-
dente de la Secci6n de Recreo
de L'Unione Italiana,, Ignacio
Sanchez y Sra, Juan Ramirez
Y Sra, Arturo Varges y Sra,
Celestino Cuervo y Sra, Angela
Pelaez, Carload Lopez, Joe AL
varez y Sra, Esther Fernando,
M. Fernandez, A. Arduengo, M.
Arduengo, Baldcmero Fernan-
DEE, Frank Leto, y Sra.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
SE OFRECIERON 80 CIUDA-
DANOS PARA Ell SERVI-
CLIO DE EN-
LA BAHIA

Mas de 80 ciudadanos que-co-
ncoen la navegaci6n en- Ia bahia
Sc reunieron aver respondiendo
a una llamada de la Vigilancia
Todos firmaron y Ell servicio
eomerzara ell martes.
Csda uno de ellos sera inUes-
tigado y despu&s Sc lie notifica-
ra.
No tendra ell grupo relaci6n
con los Exploradores del Mar.
Once lanchas de gran poten-
cia fueron ofrecidas por sus due
nos.
Cada volantario p~restara I'm
servicio de A horas a la sema-
ma. Tambi6n recibira seis no.
raS de entrena miento, cada sic
te dfas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

Narolo RodrfSuez, Julio Gar
cia, ValenJin Rodriguez, Arman
do Gonzalez, Eduardo Vega, 10
lita Vega, Luis Gonzalez, Mario
Garcia, Sacramento Cuyar )
Sra, Jose Fernandez y Sra,
Paulina Castellano, r. Castella-
no y Sra, Aniceto Faza y fami-
liza, Sebastian Waldo Y Sra, Mi
guel Virgil y Sra, Angel Alon-
so y Sra, Francisco Dslgado y
su prometida Lgia Gonzalez,
Manuel Fernandez y otros mu-
chos que harlan esta lista inter
minable.
Pedimos mil perdones a todas
aquellas personas cuyos NOM
bres no aparezcan en- esta no.
ia.
Ell regalo lie corresponds a
Luis Figueredo.
En- un match" de trio, a ri
file, entire los Sres. Tony Aran-
go, Aquilino Pardo y e. que es-
tas lfneas escribe, resulto triun-
fador por gran margen ell jo-
ven Arrange.
Muy aplaudidos fueron ell gai-
tero y ell tamborilero.
Reciba la "Juventud Asturia-
ma" nuestra mas efusiva felici
taci6n, la que tam6ien hacemes
extensive a las Secciones del
Centre por la cooperation que le
prestaron al grondioso 5xito OBJ
tenido.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
PROTESTA DE ESTADOS u
NIDOS PARA Ell JAPON

Toxic, JUNO 16.-El emba-
jador Jose C. Grew entreg6
hoy una nota de 300 palabras
al ministro Matsuoka, protes-
tando del bombardeo de la 20
ma americana en- Chungking,
la capital de China.
Redact6 ell ministro la nota
sin aguardar instrucciones de
la Secretarfa de Estado. Gin
co bombas cayeron en- la We
'ciTdad de la emlbajada de los
Estados Unidos, una de elias
a la entrada del albergue,
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

Jeods Fernandez y Sra, Ma
nu@ FERNANDEZ y Sra, Jaime
F. Perdas Ruben Fernandez
Ruben Velazquez, A. J. False
ne Y Sra, Sam Scolaro y Sra, Je
s6s Castro, Angel Ibaiiez, Hen
ry Garcia, Jose Rodriguez, Jose
Menendez, Manuel Garcia Ar
mando Martinez, Julian del Ba-
RHO y Sra, Francisco Fernan-
DEE de la Nuez Y Sra, ]. Rex Fla
rrior, Y Sra, Joseph E. Will
Jams Braulio Alfonso Y su pro-
metida; Adelfa Dfaz, Segundo
Gonzalez, Bernardo Felix, Mica
nor Fernandez, Benito Prendez
Angel Garcia y Lopez, Mary Co
rrales, Alberto Reyes y Sra,
Joe Fidalgo y Sra, Noemi Nor
tellaro, Marie Fernandez, Con-
suelo Aizpuru, Estela Busteio,
Hilda Garcia, Norma Fernan-
dez, Lie Velaxquez, Maria Gar
ella, Jose Fernandez y Sra, Pau
Ia Fernandez, Paulina Castella-
no, R. Castellano, Angelic Gil
mes y Sra, Angel Witches y Sra,
Celestino Fernandez, y Sra,
Frank Garcia y Sra, Antonio
Lopez, Francisco Gonzalez, Al
fredo Fueyo, Benjamin Blanco
v familia, Antonio Muiiz Y ia
militia, Marcelino BlancO y fami-
liza, Jose Orgaz y Sra, Dora Ri
vero, "A. Delgado, Rafael Lopez,
Manuel Garcia, Pedro Martinez,
Felix Lopez y Sra, Johnny Pri-
da Y Sra, Johnny Rivera y Sra,
Luis Figueredo y Sra, Luis Cue
to, Jose Ai7puru y Sra; Mario
Baez, Representative del pan
"Hlsum".
Jimmy FERNANDEZ, Rafael
Viera, Ricardo OsOrio, Mike Ca
russo, Aracelia Pelaez, George
Bello Y Sra, Benigno Gonzalez
ly Sra, Jose Garcia y Sra, Ed
mundo Salinas, Roberto Cernu'
da, ]. Stabler, Luis Cueto, An
gle y Josefina Cusumano, Ju'
liam Torres, Orlando Menandez'
Lalo Gonzalez, Armsndb Con
zalez Baldomero Suarez, Frank
Fernandez, Manuel del Rio, Ma
ria Tulsa Fernandez, Jose Pc
rrone, Ramon Osorio, GrGciela
Gonzalez, Francisco Gonzalez y
Sra. Margarita Diaz, lsidors
Pelaez. Mercy Rodriguez, Jose
CdhaMa, Francisco RUbio, X
Fernandez y Sra.n Maria Con
zalez, Manuel Moran, Luis Mo-
ran. Antonio Torres y Sra, An
tonic Huesca, Carlos Fernan'
DEE, Felipe Valenti y Sra.' Er.
nesto Vidal y Sra, Pedro San
chez, Mary Diaz, Angel Garci
y Sra, Angel Alfonso, Jose Rodii
guez y Sra, Emilio Gonzalez
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy Sc efectuara ell entierro
del conocido ciudadano Angel
Cuenca, vecino del 1909 de la
Doce avenida, que falleci6 Ell
sabado. LIE sobreviven dos hi
jos, Eduardo y Miguel, Y una
hija, Sra. Rita Izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

Tendra hoy lugar ell sepelio
de Indalecio Fernandez, de sc
amos, vecino de la casa n1me-
70 2412 de la Gale de Durham
que falleciera ell sabado. Re
cibira sepultura ell cadaver en-
ell cementerio Myrtle Hill.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. p, yendida exelu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-16
Una NOche de Lama

Una NOche de Lama
Ell pr6ximo sabado correspon
de a la estimada Secci6n de Da-
mas del Circulo Cubano. Ceie-
brara su anunciado Cabaret Pri
vado con ell nombre "Una No
che de Luna.
Para esta fiesta hay separa-
das mas de rs mesas, por distin
guidas personalidades de la To-
calidad.
Las mesas Sc pondran en- el
Patio-Jardin.
La orquesta LA Tropical
estrenara nuevas pleas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-05
Louis Opens
Training For
Music Bout
Defends Title
For Sixteenth
Time

Although he has had just a little
over A week Of rest. Joe Louis was
in happy frame 81 mind as he
left for 81 Louis this week to be-
gin training for his championship
bout with Eddie Music, Chicago
heavyweight. The bout is schedul-
Cd for 10 rounds. April $.
II was just two weeks ago that
Louis. after 2 persistent and I'M
ceasing pounding. stopped the
simian-like Abe Simon in the
thirteenth round Of a championship
bont in Olympia II was Louis
fifteenth defense Of tho title he won
from James ]. Rraddock June %.
1897. Now the champion is back in
training for his sixteenth defense
Of the heavyweight crown
While Trainer Jack Blackburn
expects no trouble with Music
not as much as with Simon he is
taking no chances and stated that
Joe would be IN top condition for
the match The champion will box
five days IN hi spreparaton for
Music
Following his hattie with Music
Joe will return to Detroit before
going TO New York 10 prepare for
tho return bout with Simon In
Madison Square Garden The Billy
Conn battle Is slated for June.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-05
Louis Open
Golf Tournanlent
Gets Interest
Golfers Begin
To Prepare For
Big Tourney

The recent announcement that
Joe Louis was putting up si.Ouo IN
prizes for the first annual Joe
Louis open golf championships has
provoked much comment among
those who chase the elusive golf
ball around the links
For instance. large number OF
the local golfers have begun AL
ready 10 beseige Bernard Odcll
with more information concerning
the tournament which will be held
in August This refers to both pros
and amateurs
According 10 Odcll dierctor OF
the Tournament. $500 will 20 TO the
winer OF the tournament There
will be ten other cash prizes. also a
beautiful trophy for the leading
amateur.
Not only have ihe local golfers
displayed keen interest IN the
tournament but those living In
other sections have indicated their
intentions TO compete for this. the
largest cash prize ever offered for
a tournament conducted by color
golfers. This prize also surpasses
that given The winner OF many OF
the larger white tournaments held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-05
Stanley Gordon VIII
Enter Championships
For State Bike Title

The national hlccle ,hanpion
sups which wge hold In Detroii
last year provided ne Impetus TO
create more iniercs' ia cyclist and
cycling fans according 10 John A.
Raihier Michigan representative
Of lbe Amateur Bicycle League OF
America
Win some Of me older tourist
clubs and several nc~ clubs regis
tered and entering cyclists in rae
ing competition racing fans have
been promised a total OF over i25
races for The coming season THIS
include, boih cl.bs and open races
state championship trails and state
Championship finals,
Among The rilcrs who Viii com
pete for the state title this year is
stanley Gordon ess Fredrck. who
comes from Saint Raiio Ecuador
South America Gordon is the only
aotsNc c0lorcd wider in the Unnes
States.