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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Active Demand
Boosts Wheat
in Late Trade
&c BusheI Increase in
Parity Prices Influences
Buying; Rye Under Pressure

CHICAGO, Jan. 80 .QNS).-
Wheat was in demand today and
advanced q to Ia cents in fairly
active trading. September led the
a vance and reached $141A
Prices generally finished at the
high for gains of u TO sc.
Buying was influenced chiefly
by a boost of nearly &c a bushei
in the mid-December parity prices
announced by the government.
Rye was under pressure and
dropped as much as lac before
recovering partially 10 close &c
off. The break was due TO selling
on the government denial that
substantial quantities of domestic
rye were about to be bought for
leaSe-lend.-
Corn closed unchanged to &c
off after holding 10 a narrow
range.
Oats finished unchanged 10 nc
higher and SoybeanS Il TO &c off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
About Dogs
No FdvOrites
In Detroit boa
Show This Year
BY DON GILES

Detroit'S dog show at Conven-
ton Hall in February will be the
first that will open its doors with
out some outstanding favorites for
the grand championship.
Usually there are rumors from
east or west as TO some superla-
tive dog coming to Detroit to
clean up. This year travel re-
strictions are certain TO keep
many of the eastern champions
home. but Detroit dogmen are not
worried about class.
Detroit is the home OF many
high class dogs of all breeds, in
Guiding champions and near cham
pions. There are more than 100
champions here now and from
them have come younger dogs who
appear TO have real merit, needing
only the chance To succeed their
dads in the canine hall OF fame.
Detroit originated the obedience
tests and they always provide n
Zine attraction. Those who have
their dogs trained are confident
that the performance they will put
on will be one of the high notes
of the Dogs for Defense depart
ment of this show.
At present five kennels are
training dogs in and around De-
Etroit. and sending forth many
blind leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Dates for
Spor+smen

January 3l-Special trapping
season on muskrat ends today
along Lake Erie, Wyandotte to
Ohio state line.
January 81 - Rabbit season
ends today in Zone 2.
January S1-Woodchuck sea-
sons ends today in Zone 2.
January Sl-Badger and skunk
season ends today.
February Western Wayne
County nservation Club
monthly meeting at Jewell and
Blaich Hall. Plymouth. 7:30
D. m. Members requested to
send in their hunting knives TO
hunt Japs. May be left at
Plymouth Mail office or sent t.
Secretary Ernie Henry.
February 2-Registration for
Hereafter Detroit Rod and Gun
Club rifle training classes at
their range. Hamilton and Cort-
land. Highland Park.
February S-Detroit Sports
mems Congress will hold Coast
Guard Night. Targets for To
night" an official coast guard
movie, will be shown.
February Sixth annual ban
ouet and buffalo dinner o. the
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress,
main ballroom, Hotel Staler, z
p. m.
February g. Annual direc-
tors meeting, National Rifle
Association, at Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
WINNIPEG GRAIN
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
-
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan. 30 (INs) Livestock:
HOGS Receipts Is 500 market steady
top, SIS 80: bulk. SIS i5d IS 80; hesvies.
xl5d IS 80, mediums, $3.50 n 1870; lights.
$751; OG15,4O. light lights, $l4S5H IS. Is /:
packing SONS Sl4.75al5: pigs. S13dl4.25.
CATTLE Receipts. 800 market steady.
Calves Receipts. 100; market steady. Beef
steers: choice. Si5n 1918; medium. S12n
IS: yearings SIi.5Oq165 so. Butcher cat
the hefefs, SO IL. so. cows, 500 Is. 50;
bulls SO 5OG145O; calves Ssqls 50 .
feeders. S10d rs. stockers: steers, SO. so
alt; cows and helfers S9Gl2 so.
SHEEP Receipts. 2. 800: market steady:
lambs, Sl6HI6 30: common, St4d1s; year
lings. $i2 so a 14.50; ewes. S6d9.25: feed
ers, S13dis.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Redesign
Buick Saves Space. Time
in Shipping Engines

With trainioad shipments of
Buick-built bomber engines going
forward daily to the plane makers
and production scheduled for fur
Their heavy increases in 1913, how
Buick traffic men, through a
relatively simple redesign of pack
ing cases, devised a 125 per cent
increase in the effective use of
railway shipping facilities was
disclosed Saturday.
This expedient, typical of auto
motive mass production methods,
involved making the packing cases
one inch narrower and four inches
Shorter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Jeep Crate Saves Space

An additional savings of nearly
10 per cent in cargo space re-
CURED TO ship army jeeps overseas
has been realized through the de-
velopment of a special victory
crate" The new packing develop
'ment, disclosed by Joseph w
Frazer. president of Willys-Over-
land Motors, will enable a ship
to carry IL jeeps in the space
previously needed to transport 1C
Iof the army scout cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Metropolitan Pistol
Club Elect Officers

AL Korte of the Dearborn Po-
ice Department was elected presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Police
Pistol Club at their annual meet
ing. Vice presidents elected were
George II. Miller, Charles Hood
and AL Royal. Other officers are
Perry Heath, executive officer;
William Korte. range officer;
Charles V. Bennett, secretary, and
K. S. Kalmerton, treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
0gemaw Sportsmen
Feed Starving Deer

Members Of the Ogemaw County
Hills Sportsmen's Association of
West Branch are conducting a
deer feeding campaign in their
county this winter. The campaign
headed by Pete Jennings and Bob
Forseman. and composed of prac-
tically all businessmen in West
Branch, are pooling their time and
resources TO help feed starving
deer, whose plight is quite bad
this year because OF the unusually
heavy snowfall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK. Jan. 80 UNs). Total sales
today: -
stock ExchanEe stocks, 6iz.oio shares:
bonds IS AL 600 --.
Curb Exchange stocks, $50 $50 shares
bonds. S5O3 600
Big board sales throughout the day:
open 90 II 22s. $50 shares
Il 10 close $50. $50 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Adopt Dobermens

Dobermsn owners should feel
very proud. now that the United
States Marine Corps has named
the Dobernan as their official
dog. John Sweeney Jr.. regional
director for Dogs for Defense is
still trying 10 obtain more dogs
10 turn over TO the war depart
ment. He may be reached at 200
Penobscot Building. telephone RIA.
1866.
John Maliniak. treasurer OF the
Detroit Doberman Sportsmen's
Club gave a Doberman 10 logs
for Defense this week. He was
shipped 10 Front Royal. Va, one
OF the main army training camps
for dogs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Useful to Navy, Too

The current AIS design is
so similar TO the navy model.
Vaughan said, that, with minor
changes which can be made in the
field. the warplane can be utilized
by either service.
Flight tests on the new Curtiss
A-25 were carried out by Harvey
Gray, veteran test pilot and man.
ager of fight operations at the
Missouri plant. A former pilot in
the United States Army air forces.
Test Pilot Gray once served as
director of military aviation for
the Republic of Ecuador and pos
sesses decorations from that gov
eminent and from Bolivia for his
contributions to the progress of
aviation In South America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Hold Classes Sunday

The Sportsmen's Training Club.
holds training classes every Sunday
morning,-i0 10 IL. c. +. Mckee.
club secretary says classes are
well attended. Glen Staines, in
charge OF instruction. trains all
breeds The club is open 10 any
interested dog owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Real Marksnen

These instructors are real marks
men. Their first love is lifle
competition. but today they are
foregoing their most cherished
sport by contributing their am
munition, guns and equipment in
the training of more men for the
armed services.
A fine beginning has been made.
and they are out TO better their
own record. Their ultimate goal
is TO instruct 100000 men in
Michigan in the art OF rifle shoot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Public Offered Free Rifle
Training at All Gun Clubs
By DON GLLIES

Do you want 10 learn the basic
principles of rifle craftsmanship ?
II your answer IS yes, then 80
al once 10 one of the rifle clubs
listed below. and start training in
one of the greatest and most use
full sports in the world,
These classes are being con-
Quoted by expert National Eifle
Association qualified instructors
They are following a program
set down by the war department
and the director of civilian marks
manShin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

Left to right black row.: JOE l.. SIDOR, CHARLES
T. -NOWAKOWSKI, DICK R. CLINTON and TENNIS
FLAKE JR. members of famous Judge John Faust
Squadron No. 49, Sons of the American Legion Junior
Rifle Club fire every Friday night at the City of Deroits
Municipal Rifle Range Elmwood and Congress -Tennys
Flake Sr is instructor of the group which numbers 45
Their rifle school has been approved by the depart
The regular National Rifle Association marks
manship training is used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Remember O'Toole7

With the exception of dyed-in-
the-wool duck hunters. one breed
you hear very little about is the
Irish water spaniel. Until last
year. Detroit heard little Of these
valiant dogs. But they heard
plenty about one then. Remember,
an Irish water spaniel made news
last year by capturing best in
show. His name was Champion
Mahoney's O'Toole. owned by Mrs.
Charles n. Wynn Of North High
land, Ill
Bob Becker latest book TT ain
ing the Dog" is something new IN
that type of dog literature. Fro
fessionals and amateurs alike say
At Is one of the best books Of It's
Ekind ever written. We haven't
read the whole book. yet. but the
first chapter welcoming the
puppy" certainly Is interesting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
New Program

Expansion of junior rifle
clubs.
2-Continue craftsmanship
classes even when there is no
war.
3--Work towards the establish
ment OF craftsmanship in every
high school and college in Mich
lgan.
Civilians who complete regular
craftsmanship courses automati-
cally become eligible 10 compete in
the William Randolph Hearst-De-
troit Times Novice competition,
that will be held in May. Every
5 h ooter will receive awards.
There is no entry fee for this
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
New DOG Show Rule

Chris Teeter. president OF the
Detroit Kennel Club announced
that dog owners entering dogs In
this years show may take them
home as soon as they are judged.
Only dogs required 10 remain are
group winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

ing. and tfiey are just the kind
of real Americans that will do it.
Every rifle club in the state
has long recognized the golden
opportunity that is theirs in train
ing men and women 10 shoot.
Most clubs have already adopted
a three-Dolnt program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

The Cocker Spaniel Club of De-
troit is donating $50 in war
stamps in connection with their
speciality show, which will be held
in conjunction with the Detroit
Dog Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
New, DeddIier
Dive-BOmber
Type Delivered

Delivery Of the first of a new
and deadly dive-bomber type to
the United States Army air forces
by the Missouri plant of Curtiss-
Wright Corporations airplane divi-
sion was announced Saturday by
c.. w. Vaughan, president of the
corporation. The new warplane
has greater speed, range and strik-
ing power than any other dive
bomber now being employed in the
war. according TO Vaughan.
Designated the Curtiss A-25, the
new dive-bomber is an army YER
sion of the already famed Curtiss
(SB2C-D Helldiver, now being
produced for the United States
Navy. The A-25 is a two-place,
mid-wing monoplane powered with
a 100 horsepower Wright Cyclone
engine and equipped with a Curtiss
electric propeller and retractable
landing gear. All details of its
speed. armament, cruising range
and bomb-carrying capacity are
military secrets, Vaughan said.
Expansion Program
In a statement approved for
publication by both the war and
navy departments, Vaughan dis
closed for the first time that the
first Curtiss A-25 dive-bomber was
some time ago and
presented formally 10 the United
States Army air forces at a Cur
tiss-Wright plant somewhere in
Missouri" on Christmas Eve. These
factory flight tests, he said, were
very satisfactory"
To meet the demands of the
army air forces for large numbers
OF the new dive-bomber, Vaughan
Explained that major expansion
program had been carried out and
that the Missouri plant had shifted
its emphasis from the production
of other army and navy warplane
types to that of the new Curtiss
AIS. AS a result. he said, quantity
production on the new dive-bomber
on continuously moving assembly
line has been under way for some
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

WHEAT None 80
CORN ! yellow S1.0fI: No
yellow, saLc: No yellow. e6la a 81 \
No yellow q2ls n 90. G; No, 5 yellow
81 y s2e; sample grade yellow, 1Bdssho
No 2 white, sl17
OATs-No mixed. 6i%c: sample
grade mixed. 5snc: No ? white. 81 n
62Ac; No 3 white size; sample grade
white, So Z, COO: No. MIXED heavy. sue
No. red special heavy. 62a62i4c; sample
grade mixed grain, 5si4c.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG, Jan 80 TNSl Wheat
oats and rye closed unchanged today, bar.
ley unchanged 10 &c up.
WHEAT Nay. e2tlc sold
OATS MAY. 81 Nc bid; july Sic sold
BARLEY May. ste July. 63s, c sold
RYE-May and July. 66@c bid.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 30 UNsl Cash
grain on track.
WHEAT No red. xl54is aI55i4.
coRN-No 2 yellow IS gee No.
yellow 90 pc
OATS No 2 white. sou asli4c: No. ;
white. 57is n 6OlAc.
sOYBEANs-No. 2 yellow, 81 s6ia q
I 81 "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

CHE AGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO Jan. 30 (INS)--Cash grain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

nanship training course is used.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
Ia aviacion aliada disperso
I'm convoy nippon de "a barcos
Hundidos cuatro transportes y derribados
trece aviones

Melbourne, Australia, mario
3.-Los restos de un convoy ia
pon@s de IA barcos, siete mer-
cantes y siete de guerra, llevan
hoy la direction, al amparo de
la niebla, de la base del enemi-
go en- Lac, Nueva Guinea.
Por 10 menos cuatro trans
portes fueron hundidos y 10 a
viones derribados por los aero
pianos aliados, incluyendo For
talezas Volantes" y Liberia
dores."
los japoneses protegian el
convoy con mas de 80 aviones.
iSon ligeras las perdidas ALA
das, dice ell communicate del ge-
neral Macarthur, y Ia batalla
contin1a,"
Un transporte de 10000 to-
neladas fue alcanzado cinco We
por las bombas y quedo en-
vuelto en- llamas.
I'm transporte de 5000 tone
Iadas Sc hundi6, luego de par
.tirse su dOsi uuo de 5000 fu&
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
La aviacion ingIesa bombardeo de
nuevo a Alemania
Consolidan sus posiciones en- Tunicia las fuerzas
aliadas. - Atacadas lisa comunicaciones
japonesas en- irmania

Londres, mario 3.-La avia-
ci6n inglesa bombarde6 de nue.
vo en- la noche de aver, per sep
TINA vez en- 7 dfas, los objeti-
vos que el mando lie senalara en-
ell occidente de Alemania. Tres
de los aparatos atacante no re-
tornaron. Minas Sc arroJaronI
tambien en- las aguas del enc
migo.
Admite la radio fascista que
BE efectuaron asaltos sobre ell
territorio aleman y en- la IONA
ocupada de Francia. Berlin ase
gura que un bombardero fue
derribado anoche.
Esperabase que la aviaci6n
aaemana atacase a LOndres, pa
"a contestar ell bombardero he
.cho en- Berlin, ell lunes, pero no
fue ST. Los incendios, segGn la
radio de Estokolmo, no han 81
do aun dominates en- la capital
alemana.
Anuncian los nazis que las
bombas arrojadas ell lunes oca-
sionaro la muerte a 1871 perso-
mas y heridas a 268.
Sobre ell canal estuvieron cru
los grandes proyectlles
de la artillerfa de grueso cali
bre de los ingleses y alemanes.
Los canones alemanes dispara-
ron desde cabo Girls Mex y Bou
logne.
Las fuerzas aliadas, en- Tu-
nicia, consolidan las nuevas pc
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
Los nazis evacuaron hoy la
importante ciudad de Rzhev
Continuan atacando los alemanes en- la cuenca
del Donetz. - Ell Ejercito Rojo mantiene la
ofensiva en- varios ~sectores

traatacando daSpu6s lurante
Ocho diaS,
Tn cuerpo de t%angles rusos
Intervene EN- la bata. "a.
FL hecho de que los a.amanes
arriesguen suy fuerzas slbstan
cial EN- esta region, o0nde las
cosas no lucen bien para clos.
revela 81 tenor de ser atra.
pados.
AL oeste de Rostov, el fuego
lie artiIleria es intense. En- este
sector las defensas uazis pare
cen desorganizadas.
Ia defensa de la costa de A
zov es de gran importancia
para ell euemigo porcue en- Ell
extreme oeste esta Melitopol,
por donde pasa Ell dnico ferro-
carril que une a la Crimea con
el territorio principal
Los rusos Green que los naZis
uuieren c%onServar el punto de
apOyo de Kuban para futuraS
operaciones ofensivas.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

siciones ganadas en- ell sur Y re-
'fuerzan las defensas del norte.
BESIDE ell frente comunican que
las hordas de Rommel Sc reti-
ra hacia Ia costa luego de entire
gar Sbeitle y Feriana a las tro-
pas de los Estados Unidos.
FL mariscal nazi va ha perdi-
do una tercera parte del terri
torio que ganara por medic de
su ofensiva de sorpresa y cree
sc que entregara muy pronto
TODD Ell resto volviendo a Faid
Pass.
La posici6n de las tropas del
coronel general Won Arnim, en-
ell norte, ha pasado a ser peli-
grosa. En- tres dias este gene
raj ha tenido 500 muertos y lie
fueron demolidos "a tanques.
En- "a horas, en- la porcion
central del Mediterraneo, la a
viaci6n del Eje perdi6 Is aero
pianos italianos y alemanes.
Tropas, canones y aeropla-
nos, procedentes de Estados u
nidos, siguen llegando a los
puertos de Africa en- poder de
los aliados.
I'm communicate del mando
frances, anuncia que todos los
ataques del enemigo, luego de
dos dias de feroces ataques,,
fuer0n rechazados. Otras trO-
pas f~rancesas echaron a los ma
zis de Biz q Alter, so millas al
suroeste de Feriana.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
HOY Sc REUNIRA
Ell GRAN JURADO

lEsta convocado para hoy 81
Gran Jurado del condado, que
preside ell Sr. William r. Tur.
ner, del 1907 avenida Morrison
El fiscal del Estado dijO a,
yer que, en- su opinion, ell alto
cuerpo estudiara varias peti-
clones que seran hechas a la We
nidera legislature.
Por ell Gran Jurado que cesaF
ra ell pasado 2 de octubre Sc hi
cieron estas recomendaciones
para ser transmitidas a la le-
gislatura: Una ley permitiendo
un sistema de registro perma-
nente para los electores; una
ley que gobierne la direction de
elecciones en- las cuales Sc uti-
lice maquinas de votar; una ley
creando una junta electoral pa
ra ell condado; una ley elimi-
nando ell page de honOrarios,
como testigos, a los agentes de
la autoridad y funcionariOs pd
blicos; una ley que permita de-
jar en- I'm nuevo Gran Jurado
miembros del Gran JuradO an
terror; una ley disponiendo Ia
nomination y election de los co
.misionados del condado sbbre
la base de votos de TODD Ell con-
dado; una ley consolidando las
oficinas de tasaci6n del conda-
do y la ciudad, y una ley conso-
lidando las oficinas. de recauda
ci6n de contribuciones de la ciu
dad Y ell coDdado.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
LA SESSION DEL AYUNTAI
N

lPor recommendation del conf
tie de policia, ell ayuntamiento,
en- la session de anoche, revoc6
los permisos que para vender
cerveza Y vino Sc habian conce
dido a M. Iturrino Y Pedro
Roig, del 1902 Gale de Tampa,
Y Odas Brandon, del 1126 ave-
nida Central.
Iturrino utilizaba como de-
pendiente a su hijo Joe, un me-
nor de edad. Brandon vendia
cerveza y vino a memories.
Qued6 aprobada una instala-
ci6n de canerias para aqua Y tn
Dos del alcantari!lado con un
alor de $7750.
Alcantarillas seran conStrui-
daS en- la subdivision O reparto
Hampton Terrace, pero los pro
pietarios pagaran ell costo, $3.50
pesos. e.
Una caneria de 8 pulgadas
para llevar ell aqua a las nue.
vas casas de Hooker Point,
construidas por la Comisi6n Ma
ritima, Sc instalara desde la ca
lie % Y Edgewood hasta los te-
,renos. Costara la obra $170O.
Otra caheria maestro fue au-
torizada a 10 largo de la aveni-
da Buffalo deSde la calle Is a
Ia 20, con STONES en- cada es-
quina. Costara $1,000.
A Ia companfa Yellow Cab sc
lie concedi6 un lugar para esta-
cionar sus coches en- ell 40l0 de
la avenida Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
DISIPADA LA OPOSICION A
LA LEY DE PRESTAMO Y
ARRENDAMIENTO
Ell Comit6 de Medios y Arbi-
trios sigue opuesto al plan
de Ruml

Washington, mario 3.-E
presidente del comite de relacio
mes exteriores de la alta CANA
ra, senador Connally, de Texas
declare hoy que Sc disipa la o.
pcsici6n contra la ley de pres
tamo y arrendamiento Y augu-
ra que sera Nevada Ia MEDIA
que la prolonga, al bufete del
p~residente Roosevelt, el dia IL
De mario, segundo aniversariO
de la ley original.
Manifesto el senador demo
crata Gillette, de Iowa, que 81
comitd la aporbara unanime,
mente.
La Camara empezara a dis
rutirla ell pr6ximo lanes y los
debates Sc Unitarian a dos dias.
Declarando aver ante el cor
mite que preside Connaly, ell
s~ecretario de Marina, Mr..
Knox, dijo que debe ltener-
Sc por complete ell 81 tena de
bases navales y acre creado
en- 81 Pacifico. "Nues..a escua-
dra destruira a la cscuaIra ja-
ionesa, agreg6, antes Gle que ter
mine la guerra. Ha probado 81
Jap6n que no es un pals capa-
citado para poser una marina
de guerra y predijo que jamas
vOlvera a tenerla.
FL comitt de medios y arbi-
trios de la Camara continGa o.
poni6ndose al Plan Ruml, a pc
sar de las modificaciones abar
cadas en- I'm proyecto de ley del
ropresatante republicano CarA
son, de Kansas.
Sc opone el comit6 a la idea
de que sean perdonados los inn
puesto de I'm aho para estable-
Ger inmediatamente ell "pago
mientras Sc cobra"
Tai idea, la de rebajar un a.
no de contribuciones en- tempo
de guerra, es absurda seg1n ell
representative Doughton.
Algunos de los representan-
ties piesan que Quiza seria prac-
ticable abatir una parte de los
impuestos, pero no el total.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

jPor que no forman un "gre
milo" los vendedores de Bolita y
Sc niegan a vender para los
'banqueros", "cobradores," etc
que no pagan los nGmeros pre-
miados?
Tn "gremio" de apuntadores
servirfa, en- cierto modo, para
levantar Ia ''moral" de los "je-
fecillos' descarados y sus "pro
tectores."
Los vendedores de numeritos
''ponen la cara" y es l6gico que
ello5 presionen a los "eNplota-
dores' para que paguen los pre-
mics.
Hay individuos por ahf, "apun-
.tadores," que cogieron los do
lares" de los "puntos" y aun nc
les han pagado los premios.... -,
iporque no les pagaron a ellos
les que no tiene ell "apunta-
dor" cierta responsabi[idad
moral" cerca de la persona
que lie ''apunta"?
iiEd descaro de algunOs 'Iban
queros" Y "cobradores" es tai
que ademas de no pagan Sc que
daron con los pesitos de sus
"victimas"!