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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

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La gaceta., 1942-08-18

dada de rehenes o asesina a los
hamadcs rabeldes, la Oposici6n
ceplora su perdida. Pero la pri-
sion o la nuerte no pueden ate
rar la determination de los w
goeslavos de luchar contra Hit.
Ter, lncluso a costa de sus vidas.
NueVos voluntarios acuden to-
dos los -dfas a presentarse ante
ell comite de los siete. Son hom-
bres de toda clase de ocupacio-
mes, de todas las edades, inclu-
yenIdo obreros manuales, intelec
tuales, empleados, campesinos,
funcionarios, soldados y muchas
mujeres.
Las mujeres y las III Ichachas.
cuyos maridos han sido ahorca-
dos o cuyos padres estan en- cam
pos de concentration, realizan
actos verdaderamente heroicos.
Muchas, segGn "Nova Vreme"
son cast ninas. Pero aim estas,
10 mismo que las Veterans de
la primera mundial, estan dis
puestas a les mayores sacrifi-
clos para quebrantar ell poder de
Hitler. Luchan con una despreo
cupaci6n total por 81 mismas, Y
nj siquiera con sus nombres 81
no con nGmeros y letras. La ma
yor parte de elias Sc conocen en-
tire 81 solo como Az O C12 O XII.
81 son apresadas, esperan la
muerte sonriendo. "Son tan IA
naticas que jamas reconoceran
como tales a sus actuales domi-
nadores''. "Nova Vreme" conclu
We su informe diciendo: "Aun
en- la horca gritan Viva Yugoes
laval !"
La gaceta., 1942-08-18
Las hazahas del General Mihailonch
Manda a los guerrilleros yugoeslAvos y ademAs
es ministro de la Guerra

tie. Pero todas estas medidas no
producer ning6n efecto.
U~ltimamente, sc ha reunido
CON Mihailovich I'm destacado
dirgente polftico, que, cuando
no toma parte material en- la lu-
cha, Sc ocupa de los problemas
de polftica interior. Es ell DIR.
Dragoljub Jovanovic, antique
Professor de Derecho en- la Uni
versidad de Belgrade y jefe de
la "Oposici6n Unida" antes de
la guerra. Jovanovic es I'm socia
lista agrario que tenia una gran
dfsima Influenza entire los estu-
diantes, a quienes imbuy6 su ar
diente amor a la patria. Muchos
de sus antiques discfpulos lu-
chan a su lado. Su division, que
opera cerca de la frontera SER
bo-b1lgara, entire las provin-
cias de Nish y Prot, consiste
principalmente de intelectuales,
cuyo ndmero aumenta constan-
temente con nuevos reclutas, es-
p~ecialmente llegados de la capt.
tai.
La fortaleza del desaffo pre-
sentado a las poderosas tropas
de ocupaci6n y a la administra-
ci6n alemana por Mihailovich y
su organization, Sc reveal por ell
principal peri6dico quisling, Ell
"Nova Vreme", de Belgrade.
Nova Vreme" pertenecia antes
La gaceta., 1942-08-18
10 oyvdo economico de los
Estodos Unidos oceIero Ia
Production del Hemisfero

El Bonco de Importation y Exportocion f~ociito
Creditos de ocverdo con 10 r~esveIto en- Ia
Conferencio de Rio de Joneiro
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

mas de dinero, todas donativos
volUntarios de patriotas, que ha
cen possible la con+'ruaci6n de Ia
lrdna.
FL Comite, no solamente or
ganiza la resistencia en- Belgra-
do, sino que tambien juzga a los
traidores. Pronuncia sentencias
de muerte y arbitra los medios
de Nevarlas a cabo. Tres MEM
bros de las fuerzas policiacas de
la capital, partidarios del quis-
ling Medic, cayeron muertos a
tiros en- la Gale. Sc llamaban
lDragoljub Steritek, Djordje
Kosmatajach y Obrad Zalad.
Cuando la Gestapo hace una re-
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

INVEST IN v1CToRYi

'-~@ = tV40AOMAI
om oOys can take the War 10 the enemy, II we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunsl But that takas rnorsvI
Help your Government to put the tools of war into the
nands oil our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
stamps. And remember . just one Bond can't lick The
X any more than just one gunl It takes millions of
pay dayl every
one cost $IS.76 and up . and they pay you back
one-third more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost 1ot. 254' and
up soon total the price Of = Bond If bought regularly.
neIp our boys on the fighting fronts wherever they NAV
Vel Buy War Savings Bonds a. an Investment for vour.aIs
md your country.
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

q Stojadinovich, jefe. de todos
loa traidores, actualrnente Gus
todiado de modo SECURE por los
Aliados. Ell diario est& dirigido
por su hermano, 'bajo eli ampa-
70 aleman. Uno de los directories
afirm6 recientemente, con mo-
two del arresto de varios patrio
tas especialmente activos, que
por muchos arrestos que Sc hi
cieran, nunca podria ganarse nj
siquiera la capital. "Nova Vre-
me" public6 Ell informe siguien-
tie:
En- Belgrade, ante las mari
ces de miles de soldados alema-
mes y oficiales, funciona activa-
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

Jessie Sapp contra Bonnie F.
.Sapp; Emma Pearl Webb con-
ira Alexander t. Webb; Virgi-
mia N, Bedingfield contra Tai
madge Bedingfisld; Evelyn Ro-
ger Williams contra Walker j.
Julia Jones contra
Marshall Jones; Edna H. Velas-
co contra Alberto Rolando We
lasco; John James Brozick con-
ira Mary Rose Brozick.
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

nente un Comite de Acci6n, ba-
10 iag 6rdenes de- Mihaiiovich.
Da instrucciones para q sabota-
je. Distribute armas. Para mt
chos miles de personals, sus ms
trucciones son 6rdenes. Ell pue-
bio considera a estos siete hon.
bres como los representatives
del jefe militar en- una lucha
que exige los mas severos sacri-
ficios, SACRIFICES que esta dis
puesto a aceptar. Durante va
rios meses la Gestapo ha trata-
do esterilmente de hallar el do
micilio de este Comite de Ac-
|ci6n. Sin embargo, todos los
dfas llegan a 81 considerables su
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

Mihailovich escuch6 Tranquil
lamCnte a los emisarios de Dan
kelmann. lie propusieron una a.
venencia. ST MihalOvich ordena-
ba la cesaci6n de hostilidades,
Hitler estaria dispuesto a hacer
grandes consesiones. La contes-
taci6n de Mihailovich fue breve
y rotunda. No podia haber ave-
nencia. Continuaria la lucha has
Ia que no quedaSe un soldado vi
vo sobre el suelo de su patria.
Despu6s de esta declaration, los
Delegates fUeron escoltados a
sus lineas. La guerra continue.
Los Stukas 2parecieron sobre
las fortalezas rocosas de Chef
mix.
Innumerables voluntarios nue.
vos afluyen a unirse a Mihailo-
vich. Los oficiales del ejercito y
de la Gestapo hacer cuanto pue-
den par impedi que los reclutas
lleguen a las q 4rrillas. Por la
nOche las aldeas son cercadas
por fUertes eordones de tropas
para impedir que los muchachos
y las muchachas (que Sc pre-
sentan voluntarias para cuidar
a los heridos) puedan escapar y
unirse con Mihailovich. Todo q
que es detenido canine de las
guerrillas es sentenciado A muei
La gaceta., 1942-08-18
ONIOS

Cecil E. Drew, &c, y Claire
Elosie Iackey, %; Albert Tho
mas Hagood, 81, y Juanita Flu
rice Tindall %; George Ralph
Collins, %, y Flo Ella Evans,
Il; William F. Buckley, 81, y
Elizabeth c. Helm, "a; Earl Err
nest Wise, p, Y Donna Lou
dhsfer, 10; Richard w. Marsh,
p, y Dorothy Irene HoIl-peter,
21; Mark Mathis Scruggs, 81,
e Isabel Margarita Fleitas, 81.
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

FL daeo-
Ii =
SEUlO 1e q l,luusCrlaS ueuica-
QaA q Ia production de mate
rlalas para Ia guerra. en- todas
Ia ronIihlicas dol N,,nvo Mum
A.IM-
90, reclDlra un gran Impulse
con la Significativa ayuda eco
n6mica del Ranco de Immortal
80 T-no~too;xn II IL.
TIOn EAHOL'0Sion ue AVO
EStaooS UnldOS.
Esta mPortannsima entldad So
re,chos ro;Ilores AZ HESiores rore
rorar en - ct;cs Al rler Ja nroJnc-
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~q D;cbos erSd;to. too;,;..rsn /.
eOmpra en- los Estados Unidos, de
artlculos esencleles, incluyendo ma
HulnArlas y equlpo pare Ell desarro-
10 de empresas partlculares y para
eiL0mento ce las oDras pu6licas.
FL nnanclamlento de oDras tales
como ~ construction dc c~arreteras,
u expi9tacl0n oe mlnas, y IA lnsta-
laclOn 9e IaDrlcas Y otras Iaciiida-
oes lnoustrlales, tlene ,por obJeto
roDussecer "a economic lnterna que
contIlDuiIa =. Proouc,r un aiza en-
81 nlvei ee Nlda en- los passes del
nemisIerlo Occldental, va q un
lnPulso rapluo "a proaueclon de
maseriaies oe mportancla para La.
La gaceta., 1942-08-18
DIVORCES Y PLEITOS

Docretos: Elvira Gavilan Mar
tinez contra Jesse Martinez +;
Margaret Lindsay contra Leon
ard Lindsay; Lorna Lillian Bell
contra Don C. Bell.
Naevas demands: Henry NJ.
Brown contra Dan M. Brown;
La gaceta., 1942-08-18
senior:

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
b. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr King
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Averida v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-08-18

como Ia Haitian American Develop
ment Corporation, empresa comb
NADIA de la rep1blica de Haiti y de
los Estados Unidos que tiene por
objeto ell cultivo del caucho y otros
productos que Sc necesitan en- las
Americas.
Todas las rep1blicas de America
han efectuado operaciones de Gre
ditto con ell Banco de Exportaci6n e
Importation. Todas elias han obte-
nido diversos beneficios como re-
sultado de dichas transacciones.
Al tempo de acordarse Ia crea-
cion de esta entidad, todos los paises
de America Sc encontraban agobia-
dos con grandes superavit de gra-
nos, cafe, metales y petr6leo. Los
precios de los ~artfculos producidos
en- este hemisferio eran bajfsimos.
Ell i~ntercambio en- este hemisferio
habia disminuido de una manera
alarmante. Fue en- estas circuns-
tancias que Ell Banco de Expectation
e Importation vino a inyectar los
creditos que tuvieron por efecto
reanimar Ell anemico ORGANISING CO.
mercial.
Sc establece ell IntercambiO
La Comisi6u de Fomento Inter
americana, en- un boletin relative al
Banco de Exportaci6n e Importa-
cion, manifesto que esta entidad ha
contribute a crear un intercambio
comercial entire los diferentes pafses
de America por un monte de $780,
100000 entire ell aho 1886 y ell prin-
cipio de La guerra en- septiembre de
Mas signifcativo a1n es ell papel
que ha desempenado dicho banco en-
confiicto actual. A MEDIA que
han lido desapareciendo los mercados
europeos, ha aumentado en- impor-
ell concrete interamericanoI
con ell resultado de que los Estados
han llegado q ser ell pals
adonde los productos de los otros|
de Ia America han encon-
trado mercedes.
Los creditos facilitates por ell
Banco de Importation y Exporta-l
cion contribuyeron q desviar ell
curse de las corrientes comerciales.
Como resultado de la authorization a
1icho Banco para extender creditos
hasta por Ia suma de $500, 600, 0OO,
esta institution de credito ha llega-
10 a ser Ell fondo de capital y credi-
los mas im%portante de America,
En- un reciente sumario de las
'peraciones efectuadas por dicho
'anco, Sc revela que tiene compro-
nisos pendientes por cast $500, 00O,-
700 y que los reembolsos realizados
lscienden . S150,000,000. Para
La gaceta., 1942-08-18
Ell TEMPO

Vientos y lluvias.
Temperature mlniA.a, a las
z de la manana, 76 grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Pirates Won Five of First Six Games

Pittsburgh started off fast this winning FIVE out
OF its first six and tying for first Then the Pirates
faered, dropping two games in Mr. Frisch has no
patience with this sort of behavior he the club
vigorous shaking and his charges responded by stopping
the Chicago Cubs yesterday So Mr. Fsch doesn't like
The Pirates have dynamite-laden attack and thus far
their pitching has been just about good needs to be-
Fsc hasn't sandou but he has good number of
capable wormen And don't forget that punch at the plate
That can make up for a lot of pitching lapses
the Pirates do make trouble the Dodgers this
the boys from the Bronx will likely find that much of their
caused by quartet of their old teammates
Esch counting heavily upon the four players he obtained
from the Dodgers this winter in return for Arky Vaughn
Peter Coscarar has filled in well at shorstop and Jimmy
Wasde has the regular left field assignment Babe Phelps
will likely share the backstoppng assignment with Al Lopez
when the hot weather comes along and Luke Hamn ought
bolster the pitching staff when he gets into shape
Uncle frankie must be high spirits these days
marches out to do battle with the other club and course with
the gentlemen who call EN- they EN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Irish bred Horse Derby 7Hreaf

won in his only race before leav-
ING the Emerald Isle" and since
then has triumphed at Fair
Grounds in New Orleans and at
Keeneland in Kentucky.
When Hollywood arrived In
America he was turned over to
Emerson r. Woodward, who oper-
ates the Valdina Farm. Woodward
has been searching a long time
for a derby horse and he promptly
sent the Irish colt out to Craze
and gave him chance TO get his
shore legs. MN tfN
Late last fall he was taken
up and shipped to New Orleans.
There in his first race in this
country he displayed a brilliant
late burst of speed and downed
such a handy sprinter as Grey
Dream at six furlongs. After that
impressive debut Woodward again
rested his colt and waited for
spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Wayne TO Face
; M Hur|ers

ANN ARBOR. April y. -
Coach Ray Fisher will experiment
with three pitchers against Wayne
University this afternoon when
the Michigan baseball team opens
its 1912 home season.
Still unable TO single out a de-
pendable starter from his mex
perienced hurting staff, the VOL
VERNE mentor plans 10 have
Irving PRO" Boim, Paul Gold
smith and Don Smith work three
innings each.
Today's game will be the last
of the pre-conference games for
the Wolverines. since they play
host TO the Purdue nine in the
Big Ten opener Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
War May Stop
.E|i-Crimson Is

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April %
uNS) The Harvard-Yale boat
race may be discontinued after
this spring-for the duration
Harvard Crimson. undergraduate
daily. said today.
The Crimson quoted Ogden Mil
Ter, Yale's athletic director, IS
saying the country's oldest col
legiate athletic event, started In
1852, may not be held next year.
Rowing at Yale in 1943 is 'still
a question mark" the newspaper
quoted Miller as saying. He said
all rowing at New Haven might
be dropped for the duration be-
cause of the transportation prob
lem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
War Ban
On Hockey
Expected

WINNIPEG. Man. April "a
tINS). Canadian sports circles
today anticipated an official an
nouncement from Ottawa, sound
ing the death knell of professional
hockey for the duration.
The release of Canadians from
military service to play hockey
either at homes or abroad will be
banned. il was reported. With
most of the hockey players in
service, such an order would mean
the end of the sport in the domin-
ion and would seriously affect the
professional game In the United
States where most of the players
are imports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
N. Y. Boxing Group
Bars Overweight Bout

NEW YORK, April % (INS).--
The New York Boxing Commits
sion announced today that feather
weight champion Chalky Wright
will not be permitted to fight in
this state except in defense of his
title in his next start.
The commission thus ruled out
a proposed over-the-weight match
between Wright and Lulu Con-
stantino here May z. and ordered
Sol Bartolo of Boston to submit
to a physical examination for an
immediate match with Wright
Wright's period of grace between
defenses expired on March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Fight Results

BY United Press
AZ New York-Maxie Shapiro. 134. New
York. knocked out Frank Martin. 13s.
Pasadena, Cal, CD.
At Los Angeles--Jsekie Wilson, 144. Los
Angeles, decisioned Rodolfo Ramirez, 147
Mexico City u2): Pedro Ramirez, 1922
Mexico City. technicaied Joe Robleto, 1913.
Los Angeles (61
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Seek Posfponement

+ MoNTEvIDEo, April 20 (INS).
Uruguay today proposed that
the 1912 Olympic games be post
poned as a gesture of solidarity
with the United States which has
announced it will net participate.
In a statement to athletic officials
in Argentina. Uruguayan officials
suggested the games be postponed
until after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

to have that a lot of other derby
eligibles are lacking is liking for
distance. And remember the derby
route of mile and one-quarter
was never meant for speedsters
who run out of gas past the six
furlong mark. W
Hollywood now Is at Churchill
Downs. He may start once more
before the bugle blows on May 2.
His class is unknowA--but don't
hold that against him-so was
Omar \Khayyam's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
ODDS TUMBLE

Hollywood's next race came at
Keeneland two weeks ago. He had
just been quoted at 100-1 in the
opening line of the derby future
book. But those juicy odds dropped
abruptly to 20-1 when he kicked
mud at his three rivals to win
easily going a mile and one-six-
teenth.
One thing the Irish colt seems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

NEW YORK, April % tUP)-
Ed Kelleher of Fordham, president
of the National Association of
Basketball Coaches, announced to-
day that the associations 1913
convention would be held at Kan
sas City. Mo-, March 1928, in
conjunction with the N. c. A. A.
basketball championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Service Team to Be His Favorites

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Land of baseball has been
ruling the big leagues with hand for the past decades
He has the of connected with the national
pastme by the fair and fearless in which he
dispensed justice
In all that time he has played favores If the boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
BY CHARLES MoREY

NEW YORK, April p (UP).-
A dusky freighter that slowly
pitched it's way westward across
the war-tossed Atlantic Ocean last
summer, carried as part of its
cargo a young Irish thoroughbred
whose name soon may be flashing
across the sports pages OF
America.
The youngster who was taken
from his home in the green
pastures of Fire and borne TO the
shores Of Yankeeland is a hand
some son of Fairford. named
Hollywood, who has reared his
dark brown head in recent weeks
as a definite threat for the sixty
eighth running of the $751; Ken
lucky Derby on May 2.
In all the 81 previous .runnings
of the derby only one foreign bred
colt has crashed the charmed cir
Gle. That was back in 1917 when
Omar Khayyam was sent over
from England to drive home ahead
of IA home breds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
JUDGE lands TURNS ROOTER

Don't look now, but that Frsch is in again.
Our old frankie has had his ups and downs in the
world spectacular and stormy that began
long long when his prowess collegiate football and
baseball febrand him the title Of the Fordham Flash
Since he's figured of the best second basemen
John Mcraw developed his long regime boss of
Giants he's added fame of the roughtough
hombres Cardinals rowdy Gas House Gang
later manager of somewhat less rowdand less
beatable>Cardnal club.
He spent radio sports commentator descrb-
ing antics of the the monkey suits for thousands
baseball that the life frankie.
the last of the MeGraw school of baseball and he's
fighter all the way He sit on the sideines
describing what's being done. He wants to do IL.
So the aging Fordham Flash be stepping lightly from
cloud cloud today For he's where he belongs in the thick
Of blazing pennant fight.
His Pittsburgh of the major surprises
the infant baseball The experts decided that they
couldn't finish higher than fourth they landed high
This notion contrary to all the rules that frankie had
learned under Mr. McGraw The latter played place
or show. He always played to win.
The is only week old, but Frsch has already
displayed his stubborn tendency shoot for first
isn't supposed to be aspiring anything lofty than
fstdvision berth At the the Pirates poised in
second place. just back of the champion Brooklyn
Dodgers AS far their manager is concerned that isn't
good enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
WON THREE STARTS

But it's not impossible that
may be the second. He
has raced only three times in his
brief career and has yet to be
defeated. It hasn't mattered to him
where they asked him to run. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
BOB TALES
By~BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Sports Editor

frankie Frisch Has His -Four Ex-Dodgers May
Pirates HustIioe for Help Pitts Ourghs
National League Flag Whip the Champions
Evening star., 1942-03-06
Anti i-Torpedo Device
Reported in Mexico
By the Associated Press,

MEXICO CITY.-The Pacific
Coast Union of Railroad Workers
sent delegation to the capital to
offer the government an invention
the union said would protect mer-
chant ships against torpedoes and
bombs and reduce Axis sinkings by
80 per cent.
Details of the invention are secret,
but the union offered to give them,
free, to some person named by
President Avila Camacho.
Union members who brought the
proposal to the capital would say
only that it called for steel barrier
around the Waterline of the ships
and for "a certain technical system
which would annul the effects of
torpedo explosions"
Evening star., 1942-03-06

CLERKS,
Laundry and dry cleaning
stores. Openings throughout
city for young ladies, age 81
to 35, white, some sales eXpe-
rience desirable. Apply $50
to 10 am. 4913 Georgia ave.
SMITHS.
Evening star., 1942-03-06

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of model
for Women'S dresses. size 20.
Apply employment Office, 9th
floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-06

HANDY MAN, knowledge of carpentry and
lectricity. Box 201-K, Star.