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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
BY HAROLD kAHL
ST ANnINGS
CLASS A

For a closing schedule The De-
rolt Times Bowling Sweepstakes
offers the best since its inception
10 years ago when rs fivcS take
the drives at Imperial Recreation
IN the General Motors Building
Sunday for the GROWING of cham
plonS IN five different classes.
Nine Class A. seven Class 3, Is
Class { eight class ID and SIX
Class T. teams VIII take part IN
the final shooting which will have
all the leaders tWItchlng ncrVouSly
for the hour of midnight when
their iatcS VIII be known.
Even Chet Siccy'S Norton quin-
tot. ruling Class 4 with an all
time record OF 500 IS not taking
anything for granted. The Norton
crowd has the greatest respect for
Joe Norris Stroh and Nal Gil
mour'S Paris and doesn't intend
TO celebrate until the curtain falls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Wai'sr Hare Detroit
Walter RepperraEeu Detroit
otto Mueller. Bat CIV
Erwin Johnson Detroit
Frank Mahr. prfrot
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-12
Barclay On Bridge

Making ne natural jetU II it
club X. West casually watched the
all Of the cards on i. When he
saw East come IN with the :. he
repeated the SUIT South. of course.
ruffed, dropped the trumps in
three rounds. ran four hearts for
the discard Of a diamond and later
gave up two diamond tricks. maxi
ING his contract.
Why did West watch only for
he size of his partners card on
that first trick If he had looked
also a. the { played by the declar-
er then taken a glance at his WI
hand and dummy. he would have
seen that East could not possibly
have had any lower CLUB. The nat
ural switch then to diamonds
would have beaten the contract.
Just as a 3 can be an encouraging
card. when the 2 may be read as
also held. SO a 9 ven a be dis
couraging if it can be read as the
lowest held. It i. all relative, or
comparative.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-12

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-12

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Durocher Didn't Cast Votes for AI-Star Team

Leo Durocher didn't Tor The National League AStar
job the the ball field and decided
the club the other me the Of
the Dodgers said Arch Ward Chicago Tribune reports that
Tony Hnkle former Butler University football
basketball leader who attached the athletic staff
Great Lakes Naval Training Station got his nickname IN 1918
Fritz Crse his buddy in World War l. In those days
TONY" had a strong appetite for Italian dishes.
Max Baer has found is to make money in Holly
the ring 1T is and safe Make explains
York they betting that the Dodgers finish
higher National League than the Yankees do in the Amer
In Boston they say the Yanks won't finish top
pointing pitching will hurl the Red
this championship The SoX always have had power
say Zeer didn't up the other managers
with his proposal short the 1919 league
Now another optmist like Zeer asking what about the Tigers
of 1913 with Hank Greenbeg Freddie Hutchinson Pat Mun
Wakefield and Hoo Evers back Harold
Newhouser Hal White Virgil Trucks and other youngsters
Well, that's something else get excited ovor-ater. Jack
Briton former welterwegh champion running drug
Miami Clint Brown released by the Indians.
he has fancy chicken ranch outside of Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Back Inn Stride
Vadins Groom. Successful as 3-Year-OId. Comes
Back TO Win After String Of Losses
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

thing 10 the crowd of 5000 which
saw six favoriteS meet defeat.
Only other winning favorite was
Sea Marriage, the two-year-old
colt which carried the colors Of
Mrs. Frank J. Navin 10 a half
length victory in the running of
the Turf and Paddock Cup Purse.
Most notable we're the defeats
of Beezley's 3-5 Samborombom in
the Dixiana Purse and Mrs. II. p.
Bonner's Good Taste in the eighth
race. Samborombom with Jockey
Allan Gray up, ducked out on the
upper turn and just managed 10
get up 10 finish in a dead heat
for third money with HotZea, four
and half lengths back of the
winning MinneSlusa.
Good Taste. ridden by Johnny
Adams. bore out from the start
and finished next 10 last. The
only horse Good Taste beat was
Cynthia Fair, which was knocked
offstride by the winning San
Diequito while running near the
front at the upper turn. The jolt
pitched Jockey Chester Ingess to
the track and he was taken 10
Highland Park General Hospital
for observation, although it was
not believed he was injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Bench Williams
For Lazy Play

BOSTON. July 2 CUP).-Out.
fielder Ted Williams of the Boston
Red SoX was benched after the
fifth inning of yesterdays second
game with Washington for leth-
argic play. Manager Joe Cronin
sent Pete Fox 10 left field for the
remainder of the game.
Williams was hooted by the
crowd when he made only a half
hearted attempt TO bat in the
third and again when he only
logged TO second after hitting a
double in the fifth.
The 24-year-old fychaser. who
hit over 400 last year, has en-
listed in the naval air corps but
probably won't be called until
near the end of the season. He is
hitting about 1876 and leads both
leagues in homers, runs batted ir
and runs scored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGTE
BY BOB CONSIDINE

NEW YORK, July 2.-We have
fiery dispatch from our
favorite baseball writer, Isabelle
NJ. Parks of Washington. d. G. A
careful survey of the Yankee
roster fails TO reveal Miss Parks
name. but 10 her the YankS arc
us" or we" depending on the
SyntaX, and the lady is currently
waxing wroth over the assorted
defis hurled at the champions by
Del Baker. manager of the Tigers.
Baker apparently thinks
major league clubs are suffi-
GENTLY on a par so that one
team beats another decisively
only when the latter team Is
scared 10 death. In support IL
II submitted that Detroit has
beaten the Yankees six times
while losing to them only four
times. Highly creditable, hut
should say II Is slightly danger
Gus for MIR. Baker 10 dwell on
those figures. He Invites
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Officials Find Way TO Make Up for Higher Purses

What OF the sport celepleS Wfllels
saying:
JOE CUMISKEY New York PM 1.-The ,000-odd horsemen
all sections the who staged oneday strike al
week, demanding higher purses their
point Racing Association raised
mnmums from 81 600 $500. But here's what the big
hearted racing association doing the cadng
eight Mondays Wednesdays and Satur
days three weeks of the meet John q Public usual
is paying the
JOHNNY FARRELL, former National Open champion
Golfers improve their foowork by using old time trick
that have been overlooked by modensplayng
spiked shoes You may slip and slide
lot first but won't take long to adjust yourself will
make much careful in taking stance and will
help you balance Harry Vadon used to do it, and
lot the old time Even when find
is getting sloppy play around in shoes 1t helps
JOE GORDON of the YankeesSure around to all the
good hers in the league getting from them and listening
to their ideas about hitting.
GENE SARAZEN-Amateur COLTS salvation is the national
intercollegiate championship by Frank Tatum Taum,
Stanford boy the title South Bend recently. Golf has
revazsd this country This the great
competition for amateur golfers These boys gothe whole
game in America in the future
The trade in which the Lions Billy Jefferson the
Cardinals for John Hall Is about you geboth
plan 10 be service by the time The National Football
get under way this autumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

loves Yankee pitching. Bobby
DOerr plays his best baseball
against the Yankees. Dominic
DiMaggiO almost always out
shines Joe when the two teams
meet. As for Ted williams,
what he does TO Yankee pitching
IL a crime.
Baker Is a pathetic sight this
year. but my hard heart re-
mains untouched. An old Detroit
player once told mo Cochrane
worried his players TO death. He
didn't encourage them enough
and he was too grouchy. And
the same player told me Bake
understood the players much
better. He should see Baker
this year. He remains ON the
bench and snaps and snaris at
all and sundry. He not only
bawls a player out once for q
mistake In Judgment hut carries
on a running comment through
out the game. I suppose No sees
the handwriting on the WALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Red Sox Closing
Gap by Taking
7 Out Of Last 8
Macks Hand Champs
Eleventh Loss in Last
Seventeen Games
BY International News service

The once proud New York
Yankees were staggering today
like a drunk in a revolving door.
Last night they suffered their
fourth defeat in five games when
Philadelphia came from behind to
nose the world champions out by
a ) 10 4 score.
II was the eleventh loss in II
games for the now docile stadium
busters and allowed the rampag-
ing Boston Red Sox 10 move
within three games Of the Ameri-
can League lead.
In sharp contrast 10 the lacka-
daisical play of the McCarthymen,
the Red SoX have won seven out
al their laSt-eight- games and l9
out of % starts. The Bostons
yesterday slapped a double defeat
on the Washington Senators, 3 TO
= and z 10 |
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
PLAY LIKE CHAMPS

What's more the crimson hose
performed like the champions the
Yankees are supposed 10 be. They
came back twice in the opening
game 10 hand Bobo Newsom his
thirteenth shellacking of the sea-
son and give Yank Terry credit
for the victory, as he acted IN a
relief capacity.
Joe Dobson allowed only five
hits in the nightcap as his mates
chased Jack Wilson TO an early
shower.
Cleveland ran wild in the first
inning 10 tally all of their seven
runs AS they beat Chicago. Z 10 2.
The White Sox finally punched
four hits off Lefty AL Smith in
the ninth frame 10 tally their
meager two runs.
In the National League. 81.
Louis whipped Pittsburgh, a to 0
behind Slx-hit hurting by Ernie
White. The victory left the Cardi-
mails eight games off the pace
being set 10y the Brooklyn Dodgers.
whose scheduled contest with Bos-
ton was postponed because of
weather.
Claude PaSseau limited Cincin-
natl 10 five SafeticS to give Chicago
a ) to ? victory over the Reds and
thereby chalked up his twelfth
win OF the season
New York and Philadelphia were
idle due 10 schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Mid gets DO % MPH
New Yorker Sets Record Here in Miniature Cable
Car National Three-Day Races

spur gear drives. average so TO
50 miles per hour. Cars with the
conventional bevel gears average
30 to 20. Peewees, about the size
of a roller skate, average so.
The little cars burn alcohol
They rim on a circular track and
are attached 10 a cable which ro-
tates on a stationary spool in the
exact center Of the track. Racing
surface is of concrete.
According TO mombcrS, better
design and little tricks in hop
ping up the motors have ac-
counted for the tremendous speeds
made by the little crates"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Benefit Gates
To Hit 100000

NEW YORK. July 2 UP).-
The all-star baseball games al
New York and Cleveland next
week and completion of series
of benefit games by both circuits
viii send the major leagues war
relief drive past its goal of
$500 900, National League Presi-
dent Ford Fuck said today.
The majors already have reached
the halfway mark, Frick said. and
the balance should easily be at
tanned by the remainder of the
program. This O,000 total does
not include an expected share of
the World Series money. which
may send the fund close to
81 100000. Frick said plans for
the series were still under con-
sideration -
Four funds share in the base
hall drive The army and navy re-
lief societies. the USO and the
games own bat and ball fund for
sending equipment TO camps. The
army and navy societies receive
approximately $500 600 with the
ball and bat fund realizing about
Sl30,0O0 and the USO about
100000.
"More than 100000 has al
ready been earned by both
leagues in benefit games for
army and navy relief alone"
Frick said, land these two will
receive an additional 100000
from the all-star games. The
USO received $4,000 from the
1871 all-Star game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

the hands of the Browns. 1910, at
Briggs Stadium last evening. their
second defeat in as many starts
in twilight exhibitions.
Moreover, they have played Is
innings of scoreless sunset ball.
Behind three-hit pitching. the Red
Sox last week shut them out, 10.
1t was Eden Auker, hurting five
hit ball, who BANKED them yester-
day.
Even Walter O. Briggs walked
out on the show. Incidentally, ii
wasn't the first time the Tiger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

Americas newest sport--minia-
ture cable car racing--is holding
lis national competition here this
week.
Entries from all over the coun-
try, with the Detroit club playing
host on the recreation-bmlt track
at Plymouth and Outer drive. are
competing in one-quarter-mile,
one-half-milc and mile races.
Jim Kcnncy of New York set
the track record yesterday al 81
mph Todays races will be at
Onc-half mile.
Three classes Of cars are used
in the events. Streamliners with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Second Donkey Game

Second in the series of donkey
softball programs being staged in
Mack Park this week will be
played tonight with two Parke
Davis teams clashing. Hudson
Defense Girls and East Side meet
in the nightcap tilt at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

Valdina Groom is on his way
back.
That's cheering news 10 those
who saw this chestnut colt set a
track record of 1:41 3-5 here last
July % during a prosperous three
year-old campaign Valdina Groom
had run in the Kentucky Derby
behind Whirlaway. He got nothing
there, but he was good enough 10
win seven races, finish in the
money in % of his 40 starts and
win S1S.925 for his owner, Mrs.
A. NJ. Creech.
Naldina Groom wound up the
campaign with a victory in the
Illinois Owners Handicap at Haw-
thorne in October. Trainer Ivan
Parke, the owners son-In-law,
looked forward 10 a successful
campaign with Valdina Groom as
a four-year-old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IdIneS Denlnd ledQef.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
So Louis i2-1f-O. DETROIT 0-5-0.
Auker and Hayes, 3White, Manders go
and Tebbetts
Cleveland $50. Chicago I'll a smith
and Hogan tGrove Wade t1l and Turner.
Boston 300. Washington 2-5-0. Chase
Terry 90 and Conroy; Newsom and
Evans. First game
Boston 100 Washington 100. Dohson
and Peacock: .Wilson Scarborough 80.
Carrasquel (sl and Early tSecond "a me B
Philadelphia 5-If-O. New York 4-5-2
8 T. Harris r. Harris ca. Shirley (sl and
Wagner. Breuer MURPHY 90 and kearse.
Winning pitcher. closing pitcher
TODAN'S GAMES
Cleveland AT Chicago.
ST. Louis az DETROIT
New York a. Philadelphia.
Washington At Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Twilight Famine
Tigers Fail to Score Run in 10 Innings; Second
Evening Game Draws I2.73l
BY LEO MACDoNELL

II the Tigers play baseball just
for arts sake. maybe they'd better
go back to afternoon games ex-
clusively.
They were anything but artistic
as they took a brutal beating al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
COLT IN SLUMP

But Naldina Groom was out Of
the money in hfS first seven starts
this year. six of them at Detroit.
He finished last in the field of 10
as Potranco won the second divi-
sion of the Boots and Saddles
Handicap opening day here. The
colt Just didn't seem 10 have 1t.
Trainer Parke said he looked
for Valdina Groom 10 improve,
and the Osculator colt finally
began TO round into shape. When
Valdina Groom came out yester-
day for the Tall Trees Purse he
looked like winner in the field
OF five and that's whore he wound
up. Jockey Mike Caffarella took
him 10 the front past r.. II. Beez-
leyS pace-setting Army Song at
the head Of the stretch and came
on 10 win easily by better than
two lengths. with Valdina Paul
third, another two and a half
lengths back.
Valdina Groom covered the mile
and a sixteenth in la is. which
was four-fifthS OF a second above
Myrtlewood's track record Val
dina Groom looks ready TO run
with the best at Detroit now.
Valdina Groom was a favorite.
too. al $40 and that was some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

BOSION HAS EDGE
Detroit has defeated Boston
three times while losing seven
games to them. Would you mind
telling me what good IL does
Detroit TO be unafraid of the
Yankees and lick them six out
of ten, and then fall fiat on their
faces In terror when confronted
with the team holding down
second place?
IL dispute very violently the
claim that other teams concede
games TO the Yankees. II is
impossible TO get away from the
fact that II you can't win the
pennant itself there II a thrill
In beating the champion In
individual games.
Look at the way Auker
pitches against the Yankees.
Greenberg always hit like a fiend
In New York. George McQuinn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81 LOUIS 4-t0-1. Pittsburgh 0-6-0 White
and W. Cooper. iHcIrtzelman, Wilkie 60
and Lopez
Chicago $50. CIncIrnau $50 Passeau
and Hernandez wander Nicer. Riddle CO
and Hemsey
+Losing pitcher
TODAY's GAMES
Boston a. New YORK CnighD
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis tnighD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Fight Results
By United Press

~ Oakland Cal Rodolfo Ramirez. 144,
Mexico Clfy. decisioned Earl Turner 145 y
Richmond. cal G0l. Leonardo Lopez. 100
los Angeles tochnicaled Joe Rohelto, 100
Los Angeles ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

Lou Boudreau young of the Indians
has many different kinds of headaches
running big league ball club. He suffered unique ache
the other his players wanted to give up base
ball and go work.
AS revealed by Ed McAuley Cleveland baseball scribe,
Oris Hockett the rookie who quickly established him.
self the clubs regular right fielder recently informed Bou
that leaving Indians the day TO accept
job in a plant
An accomplished machnist Hocket of the few profess
players money outside of base
ball he making in iand the living expenses would be
The draft situation incidentally has nothing 10 do with
Hockes decision He is the father of three children
However Ors informed his wife Of his plan after leav
ing the park night she could with him.
The result the family discussion change of heart
part Boudeaus relief he appeared at
the park the next afternoon, ready for action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

owner walked out on Auker. But
Auker was a Tiger the other time.
If the Tigers play baseball for
the gate, the contest was another
twilight success, attracting some
1871 paid customers. In the two
twilight games the Tigers have
drawn over $4,000 fans, which is
considerably more than they draw
to their weekday afternoon games.
Before the game last night. on
the st. Louis bench, Auker was
asked how come, with a record of
nine games won. the eX-Tiger had
been left off the all-star team.
His victory last night brought his
total OF triumphs TO 10, of course.
"HelI, that's nothing" Auker
laughed. II was left off In 1885
when I led the league on July T."
That year Auker won Is games
and lost but seven for a percent
age of 100, which was one of the
best. if not the best, percentage
mark of the season.
BROWNS HIT HARD
With his crack about 1885, Auker
thereupon went out and put the
brakes on the Tigers while his
mates were pounding out gobs of
hits off Hal White and Hal Mand-
ers.
A grand total of IA hits by the
Browns were good for % bases.
The knocks included nine extra
base hits-two home runs, one
triple and six doubles. The homers
were exploded by George McQuinn
and Mike Chartak, both off
ManderS.
The three-bagger was one of
four hits collected by Glen Nc
CULLEN, recruit outfielder up from
Toledo. Every Brownie chalked up
one or more hits-Auker lacing
out single for his safety in the
ninth inning 10 make il unanimous.
White pitched but four and one
1 Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Fam Takes issue Wiz, Baker
BOSTON HAS EDGE

further examination of Detroit
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
SPOR T S
By LEO MAcDoNELL

New Managerial Worry: Joe Gordon Still Taking
Hoekett Nearly quit Advice From ,t Others on or
to Take Defense Job How TO Hit Baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

Continued on Page 1877
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
ACUSADOS DE VIOLAR LA
LEY QUE REGULA LA VEN
Ia DE BEBIDA ALCOHO
LICAS

Ante ell juez Watkins serar
presentados hoy Henry Borre-
go, dueno del Brass Rail-" 81
tuado en- la Gale de Franklin,
Y Willie S. Parker, propietario
del Lakewood Manor Drive
In," acusados de vi9lar la nue.
va ordenanza de la ciudad So
bre las horas de cierra Y ell sa-
lario de las camareras.
Borrego viene pagando a
sus camareras menos de S12 a
la semana. Presto fianza de
5000.
Parker vendi6 bebidas alco-
h6licas despues de las 2 de la
madrugada, Qued6 en- liber-
tad bajo fianza de 5000.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
MATRIMONIOS

Vernon E. Anton, %, y Bet
ty Cress, 21; John J. Gum
ingham, 26, y Grace Perry, 81;
Espie B. Hallman, &c, e Hilda
Fuller, Of; John L. Collins, "A
v Vera Jones, 81; Phillip John
Swanton, %, y Madeline Ger
trude Meder, 10; William H.
Stewart, &c, y Evelyn Olsa-
beck, 27; William H. Garrett
son, 25, y Luisa Ida Rogers, %
Irving E. Lewis, "a, y Ruby A.
Lewis, 20; Darrell A. Folkert,
25, y Hazel Hardy, %; Rus
sell Lee Stephenson, "a, y
Thelma Lee Middlebrock, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Margarita Lesiz-
"a contra Santo Lesizza; Flo
renee Mathis contra James E..
Mathis; Betty M. Kitchen con-
ira Henry E. Kitchen; Eloisa
Garcia contra Herman Gar
cfa; Miguel contra Angel Mi
Robert Higgins contra
Pearl Higgins; Una E. Levy
contra George Cameron Levy.
Nuevas demandas: Myrtle
Sims contra Robert H. Sims;
Wilson contra Luis S.
Wilson; frankie L. Porter con
ira Cleveland N. Porter; Jose
Folgueira contra Isa-
bel Folgueira Lorenda Gale
go contra Emilio Gallego; Ar
mando Pals contra Margarita
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
Ell taidor Quislng sigue desacreditandose
....- con los alemanes
"Nuevo Frente" del Clero Noruego
(POR OLAF OLAFSEN)

''dirigente" de Noruega, Sc ba-
san en- una masa de partidarios
que oscila entire $4,000 Y $4,000
personals. Esa es la extension a
que ha quedado reducida ell n1-
nero de afiliados bajo los alta
'ques bien dirigidos que ha sufri
do en- su campana contra La lyle
STA. Ell eXcelente peri6dico pro-
visional sueco "Eskilustuna-Ku-
riren' acierta plenamente GUAM
do dice que la Iglesia Noruega
ha demostrado ser no solo una
iglesia militante, sine, tambi6n,
una iglesia |triunfante, y que
Quisling no Sc repondra de la
derrota que ha sufrido en- su
disputa con ella.
Ell nuevo ''frente eclesiasti-
CO., proclamado alhora por rel
clero noruego, puede considerar
secomo Ell golpe mas decisive
que ha caido sObre Quisling. III
modo en- que ha sido formulate
Ia politica y fines de la Iglesia
puede considerarse como una 0,
bra maestro de strategic y diplC
macia. Mientras, pOr un lado.
Quisling trat6 de moyilizar a
sus amigos alemanes declarandC
que los obispos noruegos igno.
raban las palabras de la Biblis
que prescriben la obediencia a Ia
autoridad secular, ell clero some.
ti6 una declaration en- la que
fueron destacados de modo par.
ticlar tres puntos.
(CORtinudrd).