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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Merely His First Stop

"On the long ride up, the Md
thought about n lot Of things.
He made up his mind Washing
ton was going 10 be the first
stop on his path TO glory. After
his 20 bucks were gone. he got
a Job In one of the city's hos
pitfalls. His job was to help doc
tors adjust the anesthetic mask
onto patients faces In the oper-
ating room. Pretty soon he was
helping 90 give the anesthetics--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Cites CorporaI's Case

Take the case of q corporal
here In my company, a 220-
FOUNDER named Monroe Jeffcott.
He's about %, to take a guess
out Of Fort Myers, Fla, one Of
the whistle stops along the cit
rus circuit that the ball clubs
make every year.
He grew up In Fort Myers
and after high school went to
work I'm a real estate office,
which, 1 suppose Is only natural
since real estate In as essential
an industry to Florida as MAX
ing munitions Is to Delaware.
HE worked hard, and was
pretty successful because he's n
nice kid--but ne remained a kid
to everybody in Fort Myers.
After q year or so of that, he
had a vacation coming. He had
never been away from homo so
ne wrote to q friend I'm Wash
ington, ID. C., and said he was
coming up for n visit.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Here's a break for the public-the
War Production Board has ordered
a reduction Of so per cent in the
present number of types and sizes
Of dental drills. The dentist still
will be able to bore away, but not
on SO varied scale as formerly.
The action was taken to conserve
steel and increase production of
necessary types. especially those
needed by the Army and Navy. The
order, effective today, was issued
following discussions on the simpli-
flcation Of dentists burs with the
Bureau of Standards, American
Dental Association and the Ameri-
can Dental Trade Association.
Continued production will be per-
mitted of all types of drills most
needed in treating civilian patients,
including ones used in making
crowns and inlays and the small
ones used for children's teeth.
japanese evacuated from the Pa
cific Coast will be used to clear and
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Most Critical Period
OF War for Allies
Is Seen Next Week
RommeI Believed to Have
100000 Available to
Smash Mutruh Line

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 26-The swift
Axis advance into Egypt, coupled
with a new German drive pointed
At Russia's Caucasus, is likely to
make the next week one Of the most
critical OF the war for the Allies,
military experts declared today.
These quarters estimated that
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel could
throw approximately 100000 men
into an attempt to smash the British
defense line before Matruh. on
which the fate of Egypt and the
entire Allied position in the Near
East may depend.
The gravity of the situation in
Egypt was emphasized by former
member of the war cabinet, who de-
clared in an interview:
IF Egypt goes our control of the
Middle East and our chances OF aid
ing Russia through Persia go with
it. A defeat in Egypt would open
the way for Axis control of Africa.
Europe and Asia through possession
of the Eastern Hemisphere's main
crossroads
An informed source in Cairo was
quoted in London as saying that the
British position at Matruh repre-
sented last ditch" stand.
There is practically nothing else
between this position and Alexan-
dria and Cairo" he declared grimly
Military circles expected that
Marshal Rommel would waste no
time in attacking, for his hopes OF
success hinge on a quick blow be-
fore the 9th Army can be regrouped
and re-equipped.
The British were reported strug-
Cling desperately to strengthen their
positions before Matruh to meet the
expected blow.
Observers believed the Germans
hoped to overcome the difficulties
of maintaining long lines of COM
munication by winning a quick and
decisive victory.
Marshal Rommel's strategy, they
said. probably will call for a shock
assault on the British lines south
west of Matruh, accompanied by a
f1anking movement through silva
Oasis and the Qattarah depression
TO the south.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

cultivate 5000 acres Of potentially
productive Mississippi delta land in
southeastern Arkansas, War Reloca-
ton Authority said yesterday.
This relocation site recently was
announced by 1t. Gen. ]. L. De witt
of the Western Defense Command,
and Is the ninth evacuation center
selected so far. 1t is the second for
Arkansas. The others are in eastern
California, Arizona, Idaho, Wyom-
ing and Colorado.
The new site will house 10000
Japanese Americans. Land develop
ment will start as soon as basic
housing is completed and the evacu-
ees moved in. An attempt will be
made to make the land produce
enough food for the residents and
some surplus for use in the Food
for-Freedom program. Enlistment
Of evacuees in the War Relocation
Work Corps is voluntary. Timber
cleared from the land will be proc
essed for useful lumber.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

A series OF State and local meet
ings to familiarize proprietors Of
retail service establishments with
provisions of the consumer service
maximum price regulation already
has been started by OPA. 1t was
announced Wednesday that price
control, effective July /, would be
carried to hundreds Of small busi-
nesses serving the public. such as
shoe-repair shops, laundries, clean
ers.
The first meeting was held here
yesterday and was attended by trade
association men representing nearly
100000 places supplying consumer
services. Among those attending
were representatives OF the Adver-
tising Funeral Directors of America,
National Institute of Diaper Serv-
ices and the National Pest Control
Association.
WPB changed the steel conserva-
ton order to permit use of steel
and iron for repair and mainte-
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Bankrupt, Creditor Wed

Il see she did a wise thing-she
married her first creditor" declared
Justice Ostler when a womans
petition for discharge from bank
ruptcy came before him at Auck-
land. New Zealand. recently.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
On the Civilian Front
Eostmun Stonds Firm in Bon
On Stote and County Foirs

Thailand and Shanghai. China. has
been on the price administration
stan since October, 1910. Mr.. Mon
roe. chief counsel OF OPAs chem
icals branch, joined the admins
tration in 1910.
War Production Board regula-
tions prohibit the burning of old
or cut up tires to prevent frost
damage in fruit or citrus groves,
Mr.. Newhall pointed out. A sup
Elementary order contains a gen.
eral ban on the destruction of GER
tain rubber products except where
essential to manufacturing or re-
claiming operations.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

ported chiefly from the Gold Coast,
Ivory Coast and Nigeria areas of
West Africa. and from South Amer
lea. Recent shipping developments
have jeopardized anticipated ina
ports, 1t was stated.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
TIPS Irk Womon Porters

Women who have taken the place
OF men as porters n London railway
stations say they have little trouble
in handling the passengers luggage,
but are not enthusiastic about the
size of the tips.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Two representatives Of OPA were
scheduled to leave today for Ha-
vana to consult with Cuban gov
ernment officials on price control
problems. The men are James P.
Davis of Macon, Ga, and Vernon
Monroe of New York City. Mr..
Davis. who has served As American
consul at Marseille, France; Bankok,
Evening star., 1942-06-26

nance Of ee-roasting machinery
and for manufacture OF tags and
badges for some uses. The original
order prohibited use Of steel in max
ing Identification, key, name and
price tags. Amendment permits
manufacture Of tags for the follow
ing uses: To identify workers in
Government agencies, to identify
workers in industrial plants, metal
tags required by Federal or State
law for livestock and poultry, and
pin or wire attached tickets for
price marking soft goods.
The critical shipping situation has
moved WPB to reduce further by
10 per cent the quota of cocoa beans
that may be used in making choco-
late and the drink. The order re-
duces the quota of cocoa beans
which may be used in the quarter
beginning July l to so per cent of
the amount ground or pressed in
the corresponding period of 1941.
The supply of cocoa beans IS i'm
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Defense Transportation Director
Joseph B. Eastman reaf11rmed
ODT's stand that travel to State
and county fairs is nonessential and
that the shows, with possibly a few
exceptions. should be postponed for
the duration of the war. He made
the statement in reply to numerous
groups interested in continuance of
fairs.
Supporting the stand, Arthur B.
Newhall rubber co-ordinator. point
ed to the critical rubber shortage
and said the cars and trucks OF
farmers must be made to last until
new sources of rubber have been
developed, and we can count on
no less than three years for that"
Rental of typswriters through
schemes whereby the seller collects
the full sales price of machine at
the outset or accepts payments in
inStallments are in violation of ra-
tioning regulations, the Once OF
Price Administra ton warns.
Plans through which the customer
pays the full price Of the machine
with the promise that he will au-
tomatically acquire title when OPA
regulations permit have been ad-
vertised in some department stores
over the country, it was said. The
outlawed plans usually are called
lend lease or single payment
lease Transactions of the type
constitute a sale, and the courts
have consistently so held, OPA ex-
planned.
Typewr:ters have been rationed
since March 6.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

of course, you've heard
CoIumb o's popular on
nounCer
Evening star., 1942-06-26
in the company OF
y. S. Army Pilots
from the
"Air Cava|cade"

that touring the country in fIoht"-under The joint
sponsorship Of the Army Air Forces and the S Treasury
Department.
Whatever your plans for tonorrow-noke 4 As PM
must ottend"!-JeIeffs Victory RoIY-ot our Victory
Court, Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Gunndr Back

He'll be ot Jeieffs 70 N e"
Tn,s exc'tinc event TOMORROW
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

do del mostrador de RIGA made
ra:
-Perdon, senior; tes aqui, pa
"a vender valores?
En- efecto, sonora. SQue de-
sea vender?
-Varias acciones Y titulos de
la Deuda.
isl, sehOra! IA yer! IMe
.permite?
Joaquina deshizo Ell envolto-
rio.
Y extendi6, en- primer lugar,
el paquete de las ChddeS.
q empleado examine las ia
mosas obligaciones, ligeramen-
tie.
Il Cuantas hay?
Dos cientas sesenta.
5lY las quiere vender todas?
-Todas, ST, senior.
M bien. Espere I'm mo-
mento.
En- empleado hizo un calculo
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

Y sc decide.
-Tengo, ademas, que vender
estos titulos...
Los sac6 todoS.
FL empleado iba contando Y
catalogando cada serie de valo.
res, con la habilidad de la cos.
tumbre.
.Luego hizo el calculito de an
ties, sali6 un momento, volvi6.
hizo otras cuentas, y en- seguida
ofrecia:
-iCiento veintiOcho Nortes.
de quininentas pesetas. sesenta
Y cuatro mil pesetas. Ochenta A.
m~ortizables, 1923. 4 por 100. de
$780,.
Total, en- un cuarto de bora
escaso. la Garces habia toueh6.
como decia Eulalia, imitando el
.tenguaje de las gentes de Paris.
o sea, cogido, ell million y pico de
peSetas.
ERA rical
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

Vencieron dos veces los Carde
males a los Piratas Y acortaron
en- un juego la diStancia, todavia
considerable, que los separa de
los Dodgers. Dickson Y Kritz
fueron los pitchers ganadores y
tanning Y Klinger los maltrata-
dos.
Stan Musial ayud6 con sus ba
taos, de manera principalisima
a los eXitos del San Luis. Alton
so Lopez fue tres veces al bate,
en- los dos d~esafios y no pudo
batear de "hit". Phelps, Ell otro
catcher de los Piratas, dispar6
I'm hit en- cuatro veces.
San Luis &c, 12h, lie; Pitts
burg &c, III, De.
San Luis &c, Oh, De; Pitts
burg 1c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

Sobre una hoja de papel y salit
en- direction a otra de las seccio.
mes,
! En- seguida volvi6, diciendo a
la Garces!
-Muy bien sonora; al Gamble
de hoy, importan setecientas Gin
cuenta Y cuatro mil pesetas; es-
tan los pesos a 200; ahora hay
que deducir el medic por ciento
del Banco, 10 que deja la cifra re
ducida a..
Joaquina asentia.
Resultaba que lie pusieron en-
la manO setecientas cuarenta y
ocho mi y pico de pesetas, en- bi
lietes de mil.
Visto Ell exito Y la facilidad de
Ia operation, la Garces rectific6
su plan primitive.
En- vez de ir a varios Bancos,
como pens6 al principle, Spor
que no despachar aQui de una
'"oz?...
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
Cubanos y Canbadinos eanaror
los desaios de aver domingo
Mickey Hernandez dejo a los astures en- seis hits.
Con cuatro hits 10 sMambises anotaron dos veces
conquistaron ell triunfo

Bateando IL hits, los Garibal'
dinos de la Unione Italiana, CO.
mandados por ell veterano Onis
derrotaron aver a los excelentes
peloteros del Centre Asturiano.
dirigidos por Ell amable e INTEL
genie Iglesias, Mickey Herman
dez limit6 a seis los '1hits" de los
ASSURES, entire ellos un "jonron"
del pitcher Gaddy, que substitu-
,y6 a Longval, ell serpentinero
"vapuleado."
Pegaron los "jilotes" del Gen.
tro, ademas del acreditado a
Gaddy, Casares que Guido Ell jar
din derecho, B. Fernandez, We
lasco, Iglesias y Alvarez.
Ayudaron a La Unione con dos
cada uno, Carsten, F.
Fernandez, Benito, Menendez y
ell mentor Onis.
Fernandez "conect6" de tu-
hey.
Hizo Carsten dos de las cinco
carreras de la Unione.
Cometieron errores, por Ell
Centre, Alvarez y Gaddy y por
los italianos antifascistas. que
los fascistas no cuentan Y son de
cara de cemento," Benito y F.
Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
ZIVIC Y EN-
Ell MISMO PROGRAMA

New York, agosto l0-La Ma
olson Square Garden Sc abrira
el jueves para ofrecer un exec
lente programa.
Friztie Civic. Ell excampeon de
las lat libras, tendra de adver-
sario al cabo Garvey Young, de
la infanteria de marina; Bob
Montgomery, el diestro boxea-
dor negro, tratara de atropellar
a Bobby Ruffin, Y Cleo Shans y
Shajiro apareceran en- o.
tro de los bouts"
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

Rojos y Cubs Sc dividieron los
honores del doble partido.
Los Cubs hicieron dos carre-
ras en- ell 18o Ginning del prime
70 y con elias conquistaron la d
ficil victoria.
Ell triunfo Sc lie anot6 a Bi-
thorn, ell quinto pitcher, y la de-
rrota a Biddle, ell quinto por el
Cinci.
Ell segundo partido solo dur6
cinco entradas Y 10 gan6 ell Gin
ci hacienda dos carreras en- la
'tercera.
Chicago 10c, 19h, De; Cincin-
natl &c, 20h, De.
Chicago 1c, All, De; Cincinna-
ii &c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
LIGA MERICANA

Los Medals Dlancas aumenta-
ron a ocho ell n1mero de sus ext
tos conservatives, derrotando dos
wees a los Indios de Cleveland
Ell veterano Lyons dej6 en- cua-
tro hits a los Indios, en- ell prime
70, obteniendo su septima victo-
ria consecutive y su decima de
la temporada.
Wade, que lanz6 despueS de
Dietrich y Haynes, triunf6 en- el
segundo. La derrota lie TOGO a A,
Smith.
Cleveland 1c, 4h, 2e; Chicago
lie, 13h, lie.
Cleveland &c, Ion, Dc; Chica-
go &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

ahora voy a saber jugar bien la
pelota L..
Sc habia puesto el relojillo de
pulsera y 10 consult6.
Fran las once y media.
Hora excelente, pues.
Joaquina tom6 un taxi.
Y sc hizo eonducir al centre,
Habia eScogido, de antemano,
los Bancos en- los que iba a ope-
rdr.
Ahora ST..
Ahora Sc parecie ella una
apdchinette, de aQuellas que lie
contaba Eulalia que infestaban
Paris Y las grandes ciudades de
Francia.
Tia d~etendrian?
STendria exito en- 10 que iba
q intentar?
iAh, cruel enigma!
Pero era precise llegar hasta
4 fin.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
Gaceta Folletin No. 355
TONIC TERORRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

do ponia en- el coraz6n de Joa-
quinal...
iAh, la sed de venganza, con-
ira los hombres, contra la vida
Porque la mujer encontraba
a la vida un eSpiritu infame, CT
nico, cast humane, de maldad y
de miseria, que parecia gozarse
en- atormentar a las criaturas.
Ahora, habia tenido la dicha
de que lie viniera a la mano la
suerte, una suerte loca inveroSi-
mil, incredible.
Y la mujer Sc dijo, a media
voz, viendose de nuevo en- Ia ca
he:
-iAh, no, nO!... Ito que es
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

Mel OFT y Maynard ayudaron
a los Gigantes, de mvdo efecti-
vo, a vapulear dos wees a los
Phillies.
Maynard, ell CT, sac6 diez de
los 81 "outs' de los Phillies, en-
Ell segundo juego. Earl B. Clark,
de los Braves de Boston, estable
clio una marca de IL, en- 1929.
En- el primero Maynard apor-
to un ''tribaga" Y en- ell segundc
un "cuadrangular".
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
LEMOS COMBATIRA EN-
NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, agosto 10.-Ri.
chard Lemos, un habil p1gil
combatira hoy, a diez asaltos
con Vince Dell'Orto. gladiator
muy conocido en- New York.
Lemos ostentaba la corona de.
peso de puluma y la perdi6 ha-
ce pocos meses.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

erroree cometieron loe derrota.
dos, 10 que nadie esperaba.
Pitchers eanadores: Newhou-
Sc v Tundra. Lanzadores "masa-
GRADES" Sundra Y Hollings'
worth.
Detroit &c, 18Th, lie; st. Louis
Sc IN, Sc.
Detroit &c, 10h, lie; st. Louis
1c, Oh, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
L. p. Solamente sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

New York &c, 5h, lie; Fiadel-
fla &c, IN, lie.
New York &c, III, De; Filadel.
fla DC, 5h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
CHRISTOFORIDIS
ONTRA GOLDEN

Chicago, agosto 10.-El grie-
go Anton Ohristoforidis, excam
poem de las ITS libras para la A
sociaci6n NaciOnal de Boxeo, pc
leara hoy en- esta ciudad, con
Nate Bolden.
Christoforidis eS ell favorito
de los apostadores, por su ma
yor destreza Y experienced,
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
DEPORTES
LIGA

Fueron aplazados los desafios
entire los Esquivadores de Broo-
kiln y los Braves de Boston.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10
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La gaceta., 1942-08-10

) Los errores ayudaron a la do
BILE victoria de los Tigres sobre
los Browns de San Luis. Once
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

FL pitcher Torres, a quien lla-
man Ell "Torero," por su garbo,
sostuvo aver un duelo con Tan
ner lie eorrespondio la victoria.
Cuatro hits lie pegaron a Tan
ner y seis a Tore, pero al pri-
nero lie correspondi6 la derrota.
Seis pouches sirvi6 ell pitcher
Leal y ell 'Torero" solo cuatro,
.pero Tore comic con mantle
ca"
La segunda carrera de dos Gu
banos, la decisiva, fue obra de
un squeeze" en- ell octave "epi-
sodio," preparado por Ell direc-
tor Granell. Beasley cruz6 ell
"plato" y los Leales Sc tiraron
de los pelos.
FL simpatico Kline, la prime
ra base de los derrotados, apor-
to un "tribey." Ortega, la terce
ra base, descarg6 dos hits en- cua
tro veces al BATE
DiSpararon "tubeyes" Scaglio
ne y N. Schiro,
\ Gonzalo Granell, hermano de
Vicente e inicialista de los cuba
nos, descarg6 dos de los cuatro
"terapeuticos" de su novena.
Ortega va en- canine de la Gus
pide entire los bateadores de la
EnterSocial.
Solo Sc cometi6 un error en- to
do ell juego, de Robes, Ell habil IS
de los Leales.
lC. C. Dol GOO 01O-2c, Al, De
L. 900 100 OOO-1c, Oh, lie
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

Ahora TODD Sc reducia a saber
preparar su huida de Madrid v
de Espaha...
iI1erra por medio!.,.
iAudacia, audacia L..
o
La mujer salt6 de nuevo al
taxi que la habia traido al Ban
co y que la esperaba junto a la
acera,
! mientras voIaba ell coche,
de nuevo hacia la Gale de Clau-
do Coello, %JoaQuina Garces. con
una algeria que lie ponia ell cora
zon a punto de estallar. Sc iba
diciendo en- voz alta:
Asi, asi!... iTraicionar Al
lucero del a.ba!... lQue Eulalia.
nj que amiguita de mi alma!...
Sus ojos despidieron unas la
mas s~iniestras.
Las Gales, los palacios, las ca
Sas formidables que apenas en-
treveia un mOmento a traves de
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

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La gaceta., 1942-08-10

La empujaba una rabia loca.
Y sentiase poseida de aquella
audacia y aquello valentia que
empuja a los heroes, a los san
tos, a los martires o a los que CO.
meten grandes delitos, a ir has
Ia ell fin en- el canine emprendi-
do.
FL coche sc detuvo.
Estaban a las puertas del Ban
co del Rio de la Plata, en- la en-
trada de la Gale del Barquillo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

ICON que emoci6n sc acerco
Joaquina a la parte del alto mos
trador donde Sc LEILA en- una pla-
ca dorado:
"Comprd de U0lores y efectos
piblicos."
Pero, hacienda un enorme es-
.fuerzo de voluntad, para sere-
rarse, pregunt6 al empleado,
cue Sc acerc6 solicito, al otro la
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

:, Sc quedaron en- las bases, de
la Unione, 1S ipeloteros " del
Centre Asturiano, diez.
Sirvi6 siete ponches ell pitch
.er Hernandez, que parece haber
recobrado su antigua efectivi-
dad.
U. l.. 100 O10 O00-5c, 11h, 2e
C. A. 600 900 2O0-2c, Oh, Be
La gaceta., 1942-08-10

ahora voy a saber jugar bien la
.pelota! L..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-31
Hockey Teams
open Season
Four Ssxtets
See Action Tonight


Given the go-ahead signal by
the United States and Canada,
the National Hockey league will
open the 1942-43 season tonight
with four teams swinging into
action on Canadian Kinks.
At Toronto the Maple Leafs,
winners of the Stanley Cup
playoffs at the end of last sea-
son, open against the New York
Rangers, whose roster has been
jumbled considerably by losses
to the armed forces.
At Montreal, the Boston
Bruins, who lost IL members OF
last years squad, move in against
the Canadians, whose lineup
still includes most of the young
players who have worked to-
gether the past three seasons.
Detroit's Red Wings, Stanley
Cup Finalists last Spring, start
play on their home ice tomorrow
night with the Bruins furnishing
the opposition. The Chicago
Blackhawks will remain out OF
action until Thursday when they
open at home, also against the
Bruins.
The League was reduced 10
six teams when the Brooklyn
Americans, last-place finishers in
1941-42, lost most of last years
veterans to the armed forces and
suspended operations.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-31
II. ]. Miller BoW|ers
Gain on paeemakeYs

F. J. Miller company, holding
second place in the Knights OF
Columbus League at Bowl-O-
Drome, gained ground on pace
making Super Cleaners last
night by scoring a 81 victory
over Hench's Meats. Super was
handed a 81 setback by Henk
Studio. Kroger Gratiot store and
Sierens Coal also came up with
81 wins, Kroger winning from
Miller Brothers and Sierens from
Lee Printing.
The nights best series was
rolled by Leo Killewald who
had 209-l93 in 500. Fred Hench
hit high single. opening with
238.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-31
|Savo|d Loses
10 Maurie||o

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 -R -
Bookings wartime duration
champ" of the heavyweishts
probably will come out OF q
November q Madison Square
Garden bout between Tami
Mauriello and Jimmy bivins'
and the prospect shouldn.t make
Joe Louis miss a minutes sleep
or a platter of fried chicken.
For, while Mauriello showed
plenty of power in the stresch
to overhaul the firing Des
Moines veteran, Lee Savold, In
the last two heats, win a ten
round decision in the Garoen
last night and get the shot with
Bivins, he didn't uncover any,
thing that puts him in LOUIS
league yet.