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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Fire Destroys
Insane Asylum,
200 Inmotes
Escape -Bloxe

evansville, Ind. Feb. Q -
(P)- Fire destroyed the Evans
vile State Hospital for the in
sane near here today. Most of
the approximately 1000 inmates
escaped and were herded into an
outdoor stockade with several
hundred police. home guards
and American Legion members
guarding them. There was no
known loss of life.
Few of the patients were fully
clothed. Most of them, both men
and women, were barefooted
and in their night shirts. Many
were in strait jackets.
Origin of the fire had not been
determined. 1t was brought UNI
der control shortly before dawn,
firemen said the damage might
total several thousand dollars.
Guards and nurses aroused
the inmates, who fled screaming
to the hospital lawns, local po-
lice and Stat epolice were rushed
to the hospital, about a mile
from this city, members of the
local American Legion posts and
the home guards were modified
The fire started at $50 a. m.
in the main building, which was
erected in 1890. Wings were
a d d e onto this building like
Spokes of a wheel.
Two of the wings didn't catch
fire in the high wind which was
blowing away from them and
they were saved.
Seven fire companies and all
available auXiliaries were called
to the scene. Their water came
from ponds on the hospital
grounds and the fire ragged out
of control as the firemen had
trouble in keeping up pressure
in their lines.
A number of men in Army UNI
iforms were among the volun-
-teers aiding IN keeping the ter
rified inmates under control.
Police began check of the
hospital records in an effort to
determine whether any Of the
patients were missing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Allies Bomb
SitiIian City
MESSING Suffers
Heavy Attoek

CAIRO. Feb. 9 - (P) - AL
lied bombers of the Middle East
Command carried out a heavy
bombing attack on the impor-
tant and. strategic Sicilian city
of Messina yesterday, a British
communique said today.
The attack on Messina fol-
lowed by a day the heavy raid
by American bombers on the
Italian city of Naples and in
dictated stepping up of the al
lied plan 10 pound the strategic
axis supply centcrs in the
Mediterranean on a regular
schedule.
Messina is the Sicilian ter
minus of the train ferry across
the Strait of Messina from the
Italian mainland and the port
of entry for many supplies ship
ped to the island from Italy.
One enemy fighter which
attempted to intercept the al
lied planes in the Messina raid
was shot into the sea, the COM
munique said. Two allied planes
were lost on this raid and other
operations.
Allied torpedo aircraft attack
ed merchant vessel north Of
Sicily Sunday night and dam
aged it badly, the communique
announced.
Air activity over the Trip
olitania Tunisia frontier area
where the British Eighth Army
faces the axis forces in Tunisia
was on a small scale, it was
stated, and ground action was
confined to patrol activity and
artillery exchanges.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Guadalcanal
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down there" just as they have
been since around January 20.
COVERING MANEUVER
Il suspect it's possible, "
Knox said, that this naval and
air activity might be demon
stration to cover their with
drawal."
He readily agreed with ques-
TONERS, however, that this was
purely speculative on his part
and that the enemy might just
as we'll be planning some new
blow as naval spokesmas had
heretofore indicated was the
case.
Knox opened his press confer
ence with a statement recalling
that when he returned from
Guadalcanal last week he made
an estimate of the situation TO
the effect that significant Japa-
nese resistance had collapsed
He then read an Associated
Press bulletin from New York
reporting that the Berlin radio
had broadcast an official Tokyo
statement that Buna on New
Guinea and Guadalcanal had
been evacuated.
He noted that no such broad
cast. as the story stated, had
been received directly from
Tokyo. but he said:
Il don't think there's any
doubt about the truth of that re-
port"
Knox added that it might
easily be possible that recent
enemy activities which had
been considered here to be re-
Inducements probably were at
tempts to evacuate the island, y
but he cautioned that this, too,
merely was speculative and 1--WE
must await confirmation"
1t was somewhat later in his
press conference that he said in
response to questioning that I'VE
have some information that the
Japs have been evacuating the
island"
AS he made this statement he
glanced at a dispatch lying on
his desk which apparently had
just come in from the Pacific
command and he said there
might be communique issued
later in the day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Tires
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mean that the rubber situation
was so much better that they
can relax and drive more"
Now rationing boards auto
matically issue certificates for
recapping tires if a tire inspector
declares lit is needed.
The OPA source said that
Rubber Director William M. JEFF
fers had suggested the change
and assured the office that there
was an adequate amount of re-
claimed rubber available for the
program. Mileage rationing will
continue in effect through gaso-
line rationing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Yanks Capture.
German Patrol
Stob into No-Mon's
Lond to Take Nozis
BY WILLIAM b. KING

WITH u. : FORCES ON THE
NOR T II K N TU N is A N
FRONT, Feb. 8 - (DelayedD -
Up - A strong German patrol
which ventured toward positions
held by United States Infantry
in this sector southwest of Tunis
has been captured to a man.
Like a Giant arm scooping UP
a poker pot, an American outfit
swept out into the No Man S
land of the Goubellat Plain and
brought back one German Off
yer, II men and all their wea-
pons.
The only American casualty
was one man, wounded.
The German patrol had crept
up in the night and planned to
observe American positions by
day and then creep back the fol-
lowing night with information.
1t was discovered, however, on
Jan. 81 and an infantry outfit
was ordered to go out and cap
ture the patrol at the same time
as British group in tracked
carrier set out from the opposite
side of the plain for the same
purpose.
RACE BRITISH
I'VE were racing not only
with the Germans who, we
thought, might make a run for
it but also with the British be-
cause we wanted to get there
first" said First Lieut.. Edward
McGregor Of 2512 Newkirk ave-,
Brooklyn, N. Y, who command
ed the Americans.
I'VE made wide sweep out
to cut the road behind the Ger.
mans to be sure they wouldn't
get away"
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Fisher
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soaring costs of living.
An expanded recreation pro-
gram.
He said that, after the war is
over, he feels the city Should
build its own Municipal build
ing in which the Jail and city
offices could be housed.
He is a member of the Lions
club, the Masons, the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, of the Sea
Scouts and of the Board O. Com
merce.
Fisher makes his home with
his wife and their small son,
Tommy, at 149 Colonial Court.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Pneumonia Proves Fiaal
10 John 0branovieh, 79

John Obranovich, 70. died
Monday night at st. Joseph's
hospital as a result of pneu-
monia.
A resident of 22l0 Webster
avenae, Breadaeres, Mi, Qbrano-
vich is survived by two chill
dren, Mrs Barbara Klikovac, of
River Rouge and George.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by the LaCroiX
& Grocsbeck Funeral Home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
ByrneS ON Air
fOrVfta1 Talk

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 - (H')
- The Office of War Informa-
ton today announced IAN i'm
portant address on the war
against initiation will be broad
cast tonight by James F. Byrnes,
director of economic stabiliza-
ton. Byrnes will speak from
10 to 1890 p. M. Eastern War
Time, over the Columbia Broad
casting System.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Stalingrad

Continued from Page One
Paulus ordered us to hold GER
tain line aftLr that"
Asked why the Germans
then surrendered later, he said:
The Red Army came from
the south; the Red Army came
from the north. We were cut
off. We had no food, no NUM-
tons. We had lost our air
dromes."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Thousand. Praise Simple
PILE RELIEF
Thi. Quick, Essy Wsyl

Simple pies need not wrack and tOFtuFS
you with maddenine itch. burn and irrlta.
ton. Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories brine
quick. welcom. relief Their 7.way medIca.
tion means real comfort. reduces strain.
helps tighten relaxed membranes. gently
iubrieate~ and softsns. Protective and anti.
~hahnx. 30 easy to use. It's wonderful u b
free OF pile torture again. Get genuine
Stuart's Pyraaid Suppesitssiss at your drug
store without delav - soc and $40 - VI
makers monsy.back guarantees.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Mrs. HOgue
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Hogue will organize public in
formation services of the ration
ing board and will coordinate
that bodys relations with varl-
Gus public groups. She will
serve as chairman of the board S
community service section and
will name assistants to assist her
in those functions.
She is the only woman mem
Der of the rationing board.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Capt. Harvey Luce came up
for last weekend from Fort Bel
voir, Va, for a visit with MIR
and Mrs. Waldemar A. John of
footing lane.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
List Riders

Botty's many small friends
have assured her of thcr great
interest ana or theU presence
Sept 4 and among those who
rode last year and are planning
ON entering again this year are:
Janet and Lydia R6thman
Billie McHstte InErid RechGold
Shirley Wallace SAlIv Booth
Jack Block Betty Iaw
N9rEot iaw Joan Farrell
Mary Barbara and Homer CouzeDs.
Mrs Arthur 3. Carleton ar
rived Monday from her. home in
Chicago for a visit with her
brother-in-law and sister, sMr
and Mrs. Paul .. Hammett at
their home on Eton road.
Mrs. Carleton NJ. IIigbie spent
several days last week at Meta
mora as the guest OF Peggy
Ellnn al her farm there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
- .I Q.


WABEEk viii he the scene
y again thiA yeat -uf morse
--how. Sept. /, for juniors. Betty
CouzenS Is planning her second
annual event "A post entry show,
tor two weeks from Saturday
and in case of rain viii give II
ou Sunday afternoon. Sept s.
Miss CoulcnS has been rising
a' $50 a m. all summer and
really laboring all these weeks
-uperIntending the farm work
a' Wabeek and has achieved
wonderful results. a nice tan
and if possible, a greater enthu-
,Ia,m than She has ever had tor
out-of-door activities
Proceeds of the show VIII be
gwen 10 the USO and prizes
VIII consist entirely of war
bonds. which have been donated.
4 new class will be an addi-
tional attraction this year II
will include child riders under
TO years old.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Crosse Pointers
Share Boat Rides
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nll- them 10 capacity And The
Old Club ferry Uncle Burke,
which helds- ever So many peo-
pie. takes aboard a huge and
Jolly crowd and sails along. too.
These are theweek-day cruises,
So they can't start until hard
working executives can get
away from their desks, usually
around 5 5oeloCk.
The big party sails up 10 the
old Club for dinner, and drifts
home I'M the moonlight -- to
music.
Commander and Mrs. Ward
Peck often take Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Wallace and other friends
up in their boat
One week the Ernest Lund-
bergs entertained the Edward
MaCauleyS. the Alfred Wctt-
lauferS and the Carl Smiths.
And on board the Uncle
Burke you'll find such fun
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

loving folk as Mr.. and Mrs. X.
L. KesSler. Mrs. T. j. Dono-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
De Wits Have Visitor

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert L.
Dewitt Of Lone Pine road have
as their guest Mrs. DeWitt's
sister, Ruth DeYoe Of Ramsay,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
De Vosses in East

Mr. and Mrs c = DeNo>S of
prevost avenue are VaCation.nE
IN New York City.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

o o
cold ~euthsT
o hnniF ~ cou,sS 10
os
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Peggy McCebe Eotertains

Previous toIhcr departure at+rr
first of the week for Lansing
where She viii enter training at
81 Laurence Hospital Miss
Peggy McCabc entertained
group of friends Thcy arc
Miss Catherine Elliott and
Miss Geraldine Murphy who
are planning 30 cnl4. Mary
grove. Miss Pauline Proci~sl
who viii study a. the JnINrf-
oIll of Michigan. Mis-, Dorothy
smith Miss Mary Ann SchueI-
kpr, Miss Frances Ryan, Miss
Teresa Mcphlllips. Miss Claire
Teeiey Miss Eleanor Howell
NHsS Eleanor Bennett Alssee
Patricia and Adele NcGoN'gU.
Miss Maxine By8Wucr Miss
Mary Elizabeth Horzog and
Mrs. Lyle West
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

TEEN CHESTERFIELD -. c1-
pertly tailored in navy Melton
cloth of durable 1000 wool. Beau
ufully lined, vent back, Jaunv
flap pockets lF-S35
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
SkiIImans' Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Skillman
OF Hickory Grove road have as
their week end guests Louise
Hollmeyer and Madeline Rose
Saffron OF Kenwood ..
Mrs. J. {. Herbert Bruant
and her son, William J. Chew
ulng " of Alexandria. Va, are
arriving early next week for a
visit with Mrs James CouZens
al Wabeek. and will probably
remain over for Betty COuzens'
Junior Horse Show in Septem-
Der.
Capt. Harvey Luce came up
for last weekend from Fort Bel
voir, Va, for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Waldemar A. John of
footing lane.
Mrs. McManus, Son Home
Mrs. John A. MacManuS and
her sons. Michael and John Pat
rick, have just returned from a
stay at the Pere Marquette Rod
and Gun Club.
Mrs. Ferd Brock is spending
several days at Lake Maxinku-
kee, Ind. visiting her mother.
Mrs II. II. Rice, and her sister,
DR. Carol Rice
Constance John, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar a. p.
John Of footing lane, left
Wednesday for Texas 10 visit
her fanCe. Sgt Richard Morgan.
She was accompanied by Sgt
Morgan's mother Mrs. Ida d.
Morgan Of Detroit
De Wits Have Visitor
The Rev and Mrs. Robert L.
Dewitt Of Lone Pine road have
as their guest Mrs. DeWitt's
sister, Ruth DeYoe of Ramsay,
y. J.
Dr. Norma Knight Jones of
Los Angeles arrived by plane
Friday for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Gordon Saunders of
Orchard Ridge road
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Ncu-
mann of Henley drive have as
their house guest argare
Barnes of Altadena, Cal.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
VICTORIA DE UNDERHILL
SOBRE Ell INDIO SAUNOKE

AnOche, en- ell Auditorio Mu-
nicipal, Walter Underhill, ell lu
chauor y obrero de los astille-
ros, derrot6, en- presencia de
1000 personals, al indio' Chief
Saunooke, de Atlanta.
Sc lie concedi6 a Underhill la
tercera caida, por ''fCul".
Willie Santana lie ilam6 la a.
tenci6n al Chief, r~epetidamen-
tc, y este decide seguir actuan
do a SUI gusto.
Entonces Willie "mont6 en-
c6lera" y lie di6 la victoria al
trabajador.
Charlie Harbim, de Atlanta,
acept6 ~reemplazar a John Maui
din, que estaba indispuesto, Y
pudo derrotar al russo George
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

Sc DESEA.-Caja de eau
dales de combination. olga la
marca, precio y dim snsiones
exteriores e interiors;. Tam
bien un archivador de cartas.
Dirijase P. o. Box 5536.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
DEPORTES
los DESAFIOS DE MANA.
MA EN- Ell PARQUE Gus.
CADEN

Las cuatro novenas que inte-
gran la Liga Intersocial juga.
ran manana domingo, como de
c%ostumbre, en- ell parque Cusca-
den.
Marcia a la cabeza del cam
peonato, al igual que en- 1912,
la novena del Circulo Cubano.
FL pGblico latino patrocina
con yerdadero entusiasmo los
partidOs de la Intersocial por-
que las cuatro novenas estan
compuestas por e~Xcelentes pc
loteros y juegan como teams"
de ligas PROFESSIONALS y de pri-
mera clase.
Mantiene la LIga, apesar de
sus muchos gastos, Ell m6dico
precio de entrada de 25 cents.
Antonio Castro, ell presiden-
te, Y los sehores delegados ira
bajan sin descanso y no reciben
raga alguna por sus servicios.
La Liga Intersocial enaltece
a:los "fanaticOs" de TODD ell pals
y es una Liga Gnica porque So
10 obtienen beneficio de sus ac-
tividades los peloteros y los So
clos enfermos o sin trabajo de
las asociaciones mutualistas c.
Asturiano, Circulo Cubano J
Unione Italiana y de la huma.
nitaria logia Caballeros LealeS
de America.
Intervendra en- los encuen.
troS de mahana, como arbitros
los apreciados j6venes MARCEL.
no Perez y Jimmy White.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
PITCHERS
PARA DUROCHER

FL Quartet general del Broo-
klyn anunci6 aver la compra de
los pitchers Johnny Allen, de
los Phillies, y George Wash
burn, del a misma "decadente"
novena.
Allen jug6 de los Dodgers en-
la temporada de 1912 y Sc lie
mand6 a los Phillies en- ell cam
bio hecho para obtener los SER
vicios de RUDE Melton.
Washburn lanz6 ell ano pasa-
do por los Osos de la Liga In
ternacional, ganando nuevos
partidos y perdiendo siete.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

Como hay escaseE de "um
Tres" en- toda Ia naci6n, y pal
'3ularmente en- Tampa, 81 s.
quiere realizar una labor ltil y
onstructiva necesario es que
todos los peloteros, y especial.
mente los inclinados al "tanga.
nismo,' tengan con los sehores
del "poder judicial" las mayo.
es consideraciones posibles.
I'm arbitro, cuando es impair
cial, como acknowledgements IL
son Perez y White, merece Ia
sincera collaboration de los ju.
gadores, del pGblico y de todos
los que aprecian Ell valor de los
deportese en- la vida moderna.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
CON Los GUANTES

Avties y Pep tomaron parte,
iuntitos, en- ell prograna Pep
Bartolo, ofrecido en- Boston.
En- la ciudad de las Judas y
ie la cultura, Pep derrot6 a
Barto'o, por puntos, y Aviles
fu6 "vapuleado" por Aponte
Torres.
Entonces, Angel y Willie sa-
Heron para Tampa y aqui ofre-
cieron una "peleita" Ell lunes.
Una gran distancia, en- 10 que
Sc refiere a destreza boxistica,
separa a Pep de Avil6s; pero en-
las ciudades de "segundo orden'
las bolsas son pequehas y el p1-
blico debe c~onformarse con una
notabilidad y una mediocre
dad".
Veremos Ell acci6n \ Pep, uno
de los mejores campeones que
ha tenido su categoria, y de pa
80 lie obsequiaremos con una
"bolsita".
Aviles Sc embolsari los reali-
tos V 'tutti contenti'
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

Aldo Spoldi, ell veterano pu-
gil italiano, con peso de 142 IL
bras, hizo tablas en- Sacramen-
to, la capital de California, con
ell mexicano Manuel Villa.
Pesaba Spoldi 142 libras Y su
contrario 40.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
POLAND PUSO A D0RMlR
A BOWDEN

JACKSONVILLE, abril 17.-Un pu
gil neoyorquino de 1877 libras de
peso, Bill Poland, venci6 aver
por nocaut t6cnico, en- el quin-
to asalto, al estibador local Jim
Bowden, que pesaba 176 llbras.
No puoo responder Bowden a
ia campanada del quinto asalto
y el referee" puso en- alto ell
brazo derecho de Bill.
En- ell cuarto asalto recibi6 ell
derrotado varios fuertes pune
azos en- la mandibula pero sc
mantuvo de pie y no parecia Sc
iamente lastimado al concluir-
e ell ground"
Esperaba ell publico que sale
e a combatir en- ell quinto, perc
10 fue asi.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
ZANELLI DERROTO AL We
TERANO SAMMY FULLER

Boston, abril 17.-El peso
weller Ralph Zanelli, de Provi-
dence, r. l., derrot6 anoche por
nocaut tecnico, en- ell cuarto &c
pisodio," a Sammy Fuller, ell
veterano local.
Sc habia anunciado que ell
combate tendria un Unite de 10
asaltos.
Fuller habia derrotado a los
adyersarios que lie seleccionaron
para los dos primeros combates
de su campana de retorno al
cuadrilatero.
Antes de que concediera la
victoria a Zanalli, ell medico de
la comisi6n de boxeo subi6 al
tablado, reconcile a Fuller y d.
jo que no veia motives o causas
que lie impidieran seguir Pc
leando.
Los segundos del veterano no
lie permitieron continuar y ell
arbitro anunci6 que Zanelli era
ell vencedor.
Creese que Fuller sera null
tado o suspendido en- esta Sc
mana.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
IA GACETA

q psrl6dkeo en- idiOmA ESpSh ol
de mas circulation en- Tamps
Vietoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

Bob Pastor, nGlmero tres o
cuatro en- la division del peso
complete, ingres6 aver en- ell E.
jercito. Presto ell j%uramento en-
Albany, New York. Pastor es
un "esquiador" de extraordina
ria habilidad y ha pedido Sc lie
incorpore al grupo que en- el
invierno llevara ell peso de la
campana.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
VICTORIA DE LOS CUBS

Aver, en- Chicago, los Cubs
derrotaron a los Medals Blan-
cas-, en- presencia de PAPA perso
mas, con una renida anotacion
de / por 0. Paul Derringer y
Hiram Bithorn lanzaron por los
ganadores.
La carrera 1nica del partido
Sc verified en- la octava entra-
da Y fue generada por errores.
Chicago (A) DC, 5h, Be; Chi
cago 1c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
MONTEAGUDO CON
Ell CHATTANOOGA

Aver Sc agrego al club Cha
tanooga, en- la ciudad de este
nombre, ell pitcher cubano Rene
Monteagudo. Tambien Sc incor
por6 al fuerte team, ell jardi-
nero Dave Smith.
Quedaron fuera de la lista
Hal Stewart, llamado por su
junta de reclutamiento, y ell Ian
zador derecho Perry Roberts,
que Sc dislocara I'm hombro.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
Notcias y Concentrates de Baseball
APLAsTADoS LOS

APLASTADoS LOS
BROWNS
Dispararon Is "terapeuticos'
los Cardenales y vencieron a los
Browns con IN total de 9 carre
ras por 2. Cuatro lanzadores
puso en- acci6n la novena NAL
tratada."
Mort Cooper in~tervino en- los
nueyos innings" y dej6 a sus
contrarios en- z hits"
San Luis (A) &c, III, 1e; San
Luis &c, 15h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
E9TALEILA

FL veterano Connie Mack Sc
propone utilizar al cubano Esta
leila en- el jardin izquierdo. Es-
tara pasando Ell antillano por un
periodic de "eeguedad' en- 10
que concierne al manejo de la
"majagua" y la production
de "jilotes."
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

Els casado y padre de dos hi
jos. Desde ell pasado nOviem-.
bre venia trabajando en- los ia
Heres de la General Electric, en-
Schenectady.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17
.omanoff Q los Is mlnutos.

Romanoff q los Is minutes,
Tn atleta pnncecenue de Fl
ladelfia, Bill Ludwig, supo ven
Ger en- II minutes @ Billy VIII
liams, luchador local.
Tablas Sc declare Ell encuen-
.tro entire Tiger Jack Curley, de
Nueva I~nglaterra y Red Du-
gan, de Omaha.
La gaceta., 1943-04-17

Willie Hagan, I'm peso media
no, derrot6 por decision de los
jueces, en- seis asaltos, a Tom
Spencer, de la marina de que
IRA. Sc efectu6 ell match" en-
Fall River, etsado de Massachu
sets.