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La gaceta., 1943-04-29
infelices i~nocentes.

-Pero nosotros los salvamos-
contesto sonriendo ir0nico ell
maestro, que aGn hablo -: ABA
10 los %jueces, los Jurados y los
malos sentenciadores de inculpa-
dos! iAbajo los Tribunales de Jus
ticia; pero icon que substituirlos?
Con instituciones %perfectas.
-Pues a clio, muchachos, a
desbrozar sin utopias. LA perfec-
cion humana! Hay que buscarla
ardientemente.
-iPor ell dolor, maestro?
-Por ell dolor y por la algeria,
mi anarquico discipulo.
-iC0mo Sc arreglo redivivo ell
ahorcado? Debi6 entrar en- reli-
gi6n, a~gradecido a la Providencia
del milagro: iahorcado y vivo
luna insignificancia, como 81 die
ramos, jeh? luna resurrection!
No; torci6 cuesta abajo,
muy a 10 hondo, y al terminar la
guerra, como un valiente, sc dedi-
co a ladr6n de caminos, ascendien-
do a jefe de una partida de ban
didos, y creo que por estas selvas
Orientales anda hacienda fecho-
rias. Sc echaria la cuenta de que,
pues 10 ahorcaron sin razon, no
hay niguna que coarte su liber-
tad de MERCER la horca.
Reparti0 entire nosotros cigarri-
Hos ell maestro. Ibamos a replicar,
deseando oirle y sentir su alma en-
tregarse, fuerte y sugestiva a O.
rientar nuestra juventud desfalle-
cida, pero entro en- la habitaci6n
una blanca monjita con la mirada
mas triste que esta Erase sin voz:
Nos han traido un nino sui
cida.
-iQue? iUn nino suicida! iOh!
ESQ es todavia peor que ahorcar
a un ~inocente - exclam0 ell macs
tro, siguiendo a la monjita por ell
corredor claustral, en- penumbra
Y mortuorio silencio.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29
IPAGINA DE Ia VIDA EN- LA Russia De AVER
Ell AHORCADO

seguidos los tramites, altos y ba-
jos, de costado y de %frente, por
los Tribunales ordinarios, Yam, el
pobre jornalero y apaleador de
su mujer y de SUI suegro, fue SEN
tenciado por a%sesino, con todas
las agravantes, a morir ahorcado.
Llegado ell dia de la ejecuci6n,
Sc verified eXacta y previstamen-
tie ell ceremonial del castigo. Pro-
testaba de su i%nocencia Yam, Y lie
hablaba del cielo ell s%acerdote. Sa.
caron custodiado al patio de la
carcel al REQ, que lloraba Y Sc re-
sistia a adelantar haSta ell empla-
zamiento del terrible aparato. A
la fuerza colocaron al condenado
bajo ell cordaje, echaron sobre su
cabeza, a modo de barbara ven
da, un saco de harpillera y opero
ell verdugo.
En- la gelida niebla matutina
moviose, colgada Y negra, una fl
gura. Y en- tan horrible instante
vi0se galopar inc gendarmes, q.
hacian senales de lejos, y que lie
garon, gritando ordenes de sus-
pender la ej~ecucion; pero era tar
de. Sc habia consumado ell supli-
clio. Hubo agitacion, terrores. Sc
cortaron las cuerdas en- ell cuello
del ajusticiado, y con precipita-
ci0n angustiosa 10 condujeron a
la enfermeria de la prision, donde
sin pulse, sin vida, Sc lie aplic0 un
supreme recurso, baldio en- miles
de casos: abrieronle las yugula-
res, descongestionando cabeza y
pulmones. . Debilisimo, lati6 el
coraz6n Y ell ahorcado %inocente Sc
habia salvadO.
bravo a los medicoS!
-iFue ell false delator = pre-
guntamos- quien declare la mo
cencia de su yernO?
DE ninguna manera, y hasta
Sc enfureci0 al saber 10 ocurrido.
Declare su crimen ell autOr de ell,
un ruteno, vendedor ambulante
por aquellos abruptos y aislados
parajes rurales.
y en- ell mismo precise mo-
mento de la ejecucion de Yam a
parecen, como en- las novelas TO-
lletinescas, teatralmente, los emf
sarios del imbecil Tribunal, agi-
tando sus panuelos y dando avi-
SOS de que no maten a un inocen-
tie. Desaparezcan va de la socie-
dad esos j%ueces, fiscales y aboga-
dos. no saben d%esentranar la
verdad de un proceso y resultan
estupidos completes de los astutos
criminales ocultos. Sc condena a
La gaceta., 1943-04-29
Los REPUBLICANS
IRLANDESES AMENAZAN
A Los AMERICAN0S

BELFAST, Irlanda del Norte,
abril 2S.-En un mitin efectuado
aqui, Hugh McAteer, jefe del es-
tado mayor del llamada ejercito
republican, irlandes, declare que
es possible Sc vean envueltas en-
hostilidades con su "~ejercito" las
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

retabamos de guardia en- la eli
riea del gran hospital provincial
Ia i doctor ROsen y un par de
,redilectos discipulos despues
- i ezra a una vieja, acuchilla-
a. DOT su yernO, y ell maestro nos
dijo, bromeando;
ono las suegras caigan a ma
los maridos de sus hijas
= eo. corriente y hasta logica;
T. nenos que un suegro ARE
IA ell yerno, ante TODD por-
nlta mas facil Y c6modo a
hbre matar a una mujer
star a otro hombre. En- los
|bs tiempos de la guerra a
un soldado que ~fanfarro-
N resistia sin chistar las Gu
Ne una grave herida en- ell
lie. Riendose, me comunico
M habia bala que 10 matara,
sfdue va habia muerto y habia
ITO del otro mundo. Me sena-
rs ii costur6n cardeno que lie CO.
ia Ell cuello y Sc empeno en- con-
tarme ell origen de aquella larga
c~icatriz.
Era un pobre aldeano de esta
misera region de Russia blanca, y
Sc case con la hija de su amo,
feona y sin juventud, porque su
padre la prometio dote. No cum
pli6 su palabra nj promesa ell vie
10: rineron los recien casados y
fuerOn sus palabras las usuales en-
tales casos en- bajas esferas: gol-
pes v patadas. AL padre lie toca-
ron muchas de las que, furioso,
repartfa ell mocet6n, y como anne
nazaba incendiar la casa del sue
gro, " este con dar parte a la Po-
licfa De tan amable ~intento, la vida
en- tai aldehuela tijuana 81 convir-
ti6 en inferno para los dos BAN
dos, " Yam decide salir de sus
Ilamas. Dio, en- despedida, unos
rotundos pescozones a So mujer,
DE cuyas resultas perdi0 tres diem
de los pocos que lie quedaban,
] hny6 del dulce hogan y de la
aldea a TRAFALGAR en- otra distante.
Cpincidiendo con la Marcia de
YAM ocurri0 ell case de un robo
cor asesinato en- la aldea, y ell sue
gro apaleado dijo pronto a la Po-
IieIa ''haber sido Van ell ladron y
asssino". Los esbirros del Ear "a
~p10Qechaban cada OCCASION que Sc
les p~resentaba de demostrar su
cello v esta era de perlas. Yam
fue rreso, enjuiciado y aunque hu-
biera podido probarse que Sc en-
contraba lejos de la aldea ell dia
del erlmen, no Sc prob0 este, Y
La gaceta., 1943-04-29
HISPANO-
AMERICANOS EN- Ia
B ASE De D RE "

FL sargento Frank J. Buades,
native de la Argentina, Sc halla
actualmente deStacado en- Ia base
de Drew.
Fue reclutado en- Brooklyn,
New York, ell dia % de septiembre
de l94l. LEGO a Drew el dia Ii
dc dieiembre de 194l.
Residia con Su madrc, la Sra.
Paulina Buades, en- ell numero 63
dc Ia Gale de Henry, en- Brooklyn,
anteS de su ingreso en- ell Ej6rcito.
Habla los idiomas espanol Y por-
tugueS, ademas del ingles.
ASistio a las eseuelas primaries
y paso dos amos en- ell institute de
Segunda e%nSenanza.
Paso algun tempo, antes de We
mir a Tampa, en- el Campamento
Wheeler, del eStado de Georgia.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29
81, SENOR:

Para pintar mejor su casa,
compre la p%intura b. l.. p, ven
dida exclusivamente por KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
ga. Avenida y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

tropas americans estacionadas
aqui.
Los miembros del "ej6rcito",
desafiando a la policia, Sc apode-
raron de un cinema y efectuaron
una asamblea commemorative la
rebellion.
McAteer es buscado por la poll
cia y Sc presento en- compahia de
James Steele, uno de los tres in
dividuos que con el Sc fugaron de
la carcel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
S DetroiterS
In Group Of 143
New Marines

Fifty-fve Dctroiters were in
Guided IN the list of l43 men in
Quoted into tho marine corps
during the past week, it was an
nounccd today By Mai. Charles
Popp, Michigan officer in charge
of marine corps recruiting.
The list:
Samuel T. Jackson, 22eo Newton.
George g. Oskoiau 5000 stanton.
David r. Hogan. 10 Orchestra place
Timothy J Horgan Jr., lol3i Monica.
Howard W Rudd. 1929 Spokane
Ralph Fendan 31a Modhury.
John 2. Cassidy. COS Geneva.
Thomas r Grant i4l7 Vancouver
Arthur Smith, 595 Piper
Granville r. slusher. 1859 St Louis.
Stanley J. Puacinski. 1868 Cashmere.
Lemar Seed. 66i Bradley.
Johnnie c. Johnson. PSI r Canheld
Thomas Stouts i2l ~ Ferry
Harvey J. Latontalne. l92Oj Gainsborough
Nelson TlNmon. COS Frcdcrcks
Thomas " Noble, 4t14 Russell.
3D. G.. Knox. 566i TWeutV-third.
Arvell Leapheart 53l7 Maybury Grand.
Robert T Hogan, Fcrndale
John ?. Nacseele $685. Ashland.
Matthew .Iaatilh! ,RllgPl 80, 81 Gopl.n.,
Wesley g. IIcbcrmann 2a54 Lakeview.
Npnouse J. C0ughun, 35i6 Benteau.
Donald =. HCngrieIn 5l51 DfeN'l.
John ". Adams, gl3 r, Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
ROAD TO TRIP0LI

millionth-of-an.inCh precision to Amer
lean industry, developing every type Of
gage TO higher precision, and perfect
ing many new types of inspection de-
vices of unbelievable accuracy.
Even before Pearl Harbor, Vince en-
gincers had been cooperating with the
engineering stafIs the cOuntry's great
armament producers. The list reads like
"A Who's Who" of American industries.
And today, Vince Cages are helping
step up the production of engines for
tanks. planes. PIT Boats. invasion barges,
flying instruments, recOil mcchanisms,
Carand rifle bullets, machine guns,
artillery, range finders, bOmbsights -.
a list that reads like page from the
Army and the Navy ordnance records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Roy y. Walker. 4i23 TrumhulL
Andrew Hoyle 1900 Conner.
Leo MAY 1912 Ford.
GeofRe X Hill. 1851 Evahne
John j. Maison Jr., 40 Lakeview.
Carl NJ Christensen. 1925 Wabash
Charles " BetWay 2lls Magnolia.
Charles williams q73 p. Fort.
Elliot l. Escoe 1899 wilkins.
John Richie Davis, 1880 r. Milwaukee.
Homer c. Dudley Jr 1905 Breton.
Jerald j Wilson. 1850 Waverly.
Eugene p. Moss 1907 Centraua.
Vernon A. Alhaugh 20i25 steel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Settlement Rejected
In Grand Rapids Strike

GRAND RAPIDS, April IL GNS)
Striking municipal service en-
ployeS were ON record today by a
- 30 so Vote as rejecting the
clty's offer TO increase the number
of working hours on a regular
salary basis rather than with the
) Rrr cent increase the employees
had asked
Meanwhile. the city commission
and union were considering the
proposal of State Labor ConCilia-
tor Edward A. koStcn that the
dispute be settled by paying the
men time nnd a half for overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Rohhy Ryrnc. dance orc

disciplined rou-
tine Of an AVA
.tion cadet at
the S an An
tonic Aviation
Cadet Cen I c +
an q likes the
change. Byrne.
"a IS the son OF
Clarence Byrne,
A band leader
oV er ; o a = IN
World War |
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

and now superintendent oil music
IN the public schools here
Bobby once refused a place Leo
pold Stokowski offered him IN the
Philadelphia Symphony orchestra.
lie said nc -wouiti rather stick 20
swing. He did and went up TO
the top in a hurry. II was al
CaSs Tech. back in 1888, that
Tommy Dorsey discovered from
boniSt Byrne and asked him 10
Join his orchestra.
Young, pretty and rcd-halred is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Hitler Orders Italy Modified

LONDON, April 10 tINS}-Eit-
ler demanded that Mussolni order
the mobilization of every man and
woman in Italy along German
lines when the Axis chieftalnS met
recently. the Daily Express re-
nnrtCd today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Edward T Kuczajda 20iql Norwood.
Robert r, REID 1882 GTeely.
Marion. Marshall Jr.. 712s nj. Elliott.
p.nart Nt,nro tQo5 Deartne -
Thomas Lowe, 1891 Lumpkin.
Rennie Lowe. 1925 Lumpkln
Charles r. Wagner. g2O8 Schaefer.
Gerald r Schuman, l4i22 Lauder,
Richard a Cherry. $3.50 Carlin.
Henry L. Lukaski, 1918 Central
Richard n. Neuhacher, $3.50 Homer.
Harry Kibilko. 1892 Ewers.
Joseph Castrndale, 650t HOratlo.
Georgia.. Richards, .5S7O Jos. Campau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Peru Honors Wallace

LIMA. Peru, April Is ms
! Vice President Wallace was guest
of the Peruvian government today.
Yesterday the government de-
creed a national holiday, news
papers published extra editions
and radio stations broadcast spe-
Icial DrOqramS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
THE EVENING OF MAY /: The

date Is drawing
n carter when
Michigan boys
in tAc service
W i'll celebrate
Michigan Night
at tn q L s O
Club IN Wichita
. Falls Tex. Maj.
Morton Hack OF
Detroit Is over
all chairman.
Pvt. Paul r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

AFTER THE British Eighth Army
~ broke ROmmels lines at RI Alamein.
the newscastcrs began to speculate on
where ROmmcl was going To make a
stand. But DAYS passed and weeks -.
and still the invinciblc Alrika korps
fled westward along the Mediterranean
shore with never a minutes chance to
stop and dig in.
Night and day, the air was full of
death :. . full of new, unexpected Amer
lean planes -. divc-bOmbing, machine
cunning, cannOnading more planes
than Rommcl dreamed the Allies had.
And those American planes, those
Liberators, those deadly Curliss War
: hawks, were up there i'm the Libyan
skies in such unexpected numbers be-
cause there we're more cages here ut
home i'm Americas aircraft plants than
ever before.
Cages, YOU sec, are precision in-
spectors. They tell you down, oh, some
times 10 n few milIiOnihs of an inch,
whether a manufacturing operation has
been done right. With cages, YOU get
handmade precision at machinc-madc
speed. Instead of making one plane
week by hand, as they did in France in
80. with cages, YOU can get 10 planes
a day! And that's the edge We need for
VICTORY!
For % years, Vince has been selling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

II II n v JESSIE BoDNLIL
thing about my sister and my
self" Jessie SAID, black on the
farm. Joan liked 70 milk cows
and I liked to ride, 80 l would
70 out and ride the COWS into
the barn for her To milk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy
TO help build up red blood TO give more
strength and TO promote a more robust
bloodstream-in such cases.
Taken as Observation-Disclosures Tab
lets are one OF the rcry bcSi and qi.tck--
est home ways 10 get precious iron into
the blood. Just toy them for at least 30
dsys-then see n you. too. don't benefit.
Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

10 he MIXED
However, Jessie
is glad 10 be
IN the big city
and away from
the COWS Right
n ow he is
W OIL king "A I
b oOD k X @ q ping
but Der heart Is
sci for a stage
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Mrs. Caroline OIcary suggested
thcv call the law. They did and
ion fcW minutes. scout car ar
rived with Emery Williams and
stephen keCSkeS. The Two officers
took out their books and sold the
couple -waF bond which VA,
turned over 10 Alice. Every one.
including the two officers, went
home satisfied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
WOMEN Z Mss OFTEN WEAK
FROM MONTHLY
loss Of (R0W
Here's One OF The Best Ways
To Help Build Up Red Bioodi

You girls who suffer from sim
pie anemia or who lose so much
during monthly periods that
sou feel tired, weak, dragged
out"-due 10 low blood from
Start today-try Lydia Pink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

from Detroit, is one Of several
hundred soldiers who expect to
attend.
4 big league baseball, auto
craphcd by members of the 1913
-beWUir Tigers. and a hockey stick
with signatures of the champion
Detroit Red Wings, Will be given
as door prizes.
Bobby Byrne. dance orchestra
leader and from bonls I, has
HSwapped one night stands for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
WAYNE BOARD No. s

Carl n schultz. Worthwhile
LAS u TIdsVeIL s426 L.nVood
Gerald 4. stewart Pennington
Donald y Blake l6Sos Garfield
'Fv-gs Is MCGOWAN Iq503 CerfFaIa
Eavmrnd X Doll t52n6 sumner
-I-aHI. ia ,S..Ei hs+Aa .----.----
Eay D. K,ncade Plymouth
Eerrcth l.. Ieedum, i2stl Foley.
William Musser 20607 Fe0keI.
Anthony NJ Young Plymouth
Leonard u Eedbuyr Plymouth.
Harry r. Wooster Plymouth
Avd n Henkel ia9o5 An'aeo.
paul p IocIsor Farm uFiOu
Arthur 70 Fisher 1857 Garfield
Sirphcr NJ Armbruser Plymouth
William p Denstaed' 1921 GAYLORD.
WfH1m q Bow. Dearborn.
.FtVu p KING Worthwhile
F-a-k y Murharh 26Sos Nassar
Richard r. watt 2o00i Lexington.
ROY " I.Aney. Worthwhile.
Homer q WiNom, Plymouth
Roland T.. Anderson lil73 San Jose.
Wuham Mcmillan, Pennington.
Donald o. price t54S4 bois
Donald II Kennedy 1851 Five Points
Lewis q Fectesu, Pennington
Richard r KRrrlck. Plymouth
Edward l.. Robinson, 2loSO Telegraph
Justice Smith Ir
william r. Manchester Jr.
o.KIANn BOARD Nots
William J. Gregory Jr. Nov.
George n Goodrich. Pontiac
Clifford r. Kisklnen. Pontiac.
Russell " Buck, Pennington.
Roy W Rackiue. Pontiac.
Iohn Bailey 1920 Woodward.
clifton Gates. 123 WinOna
Donald T.. Wehbcr 90 Stur'evar'
Jasper Renenatt lol Reresford
George s Wise $50 Tuxedo
George II Smaie f25 WaSefiv
Norman Seay 1922 Thomson.
Fsritrrr Davis 2AS Rtrhtur
Peter Norm, 2l3 Connecucut.
George smith Jr., 50 Tuxedo.
Craig y. Romeo. Pontiac
Paul W Hosworth, Pontiac
charles " Long Jf, Walled Lake.
Alexis Roegner South Lyon
Eugene + Macarthur, :keego Harhor
Howard l., kroutn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
People You Know
and They Come With War Bonds
Police /!
By WILLIAM FLEMING

night went TWO Officers OF the yaW
perhaps them SfanEest mission ll hGlp
surprise birthday party Alice VI Kelly o 1918 Chandler
4. ,ri,. tro tOrf FORGOT TO "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
Gel HAPPY, Cooling Rehei For
Burning CaIlouses- Pot Spring IN Your Step

Don't gr0an shout tired. burning fee'.
Don mosN about cellouses. oct busy ana
give them an icc-Nint Treat. eel the COM
forting. soothing caoincss 81 lcc-Miut drive
las out hsry burning TO-. aching iiredness.
Rub Ice-Mirt over those ugly hard old
en-ns and cailcgses AZ directed. See how
white. crenm-like lce-Mint helps soften
them Up. Get FOOT happy today the Ice
Mint way. Your druggist has Ice-Mint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
If NOSE DRIES,
CLOGS, tonight

Put 3-purpose Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. 1t Cd shrinks swollen MEM
braneS, ~ soothes irritation, 81 re-
lieveS transient congestion-A~
brings greater breath xury I'D
ing comfort. Follow v.SA -.
directions in folder. vA-Ik0-NOk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
IS Are Drafted
From Wayne,
Oakland Areas

sixty Eve draficos from two
Nsyre and one Oakland County
boards were IN the army today
following their induction at the
T.. Jefferson avenue center
The list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
NNNF BoARn 10 So

rrs- Tstlo- 1850 Tere.
Tat.. Green FCrndaIe
o nprt NCCrear, $500 N'.Ar'
Benson Daniel Martin 1896 tn7r.e'' 'T.
~ Nam L.rVfE 1et Colorado
ArtE.ns Scott. 1873 Cameron.
Robert Wllter ga highland
Dominic Colombo "2o BcresfoFd
errgrr Walker so Einhurs'
I.rar-Ls y LeheaLN-
el.r " KIsh.shion.
-a.-l j. nsnnlne
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-08-07

innings. The score was tied 1-all
when Charley Workman homered
for the Braves with two aboard
The Dodgers retaliated with two
runs in their half, and would have
tied up the game but for Frenchy
Bordagaray's faulty base-running.
The New York Giants dropped a
: TO 1 decision 10 the Philadelphia
Phillies after winning the playoff
on June l3ths protested game, 4 to
g. in the tenth. A walk flipped by
Kewt kimball was responsible for
the Phillies' loss. while two hon.
ers by Ron Northey helped con-
quer the Giants in the main game.
The Cincinnati Reds handed the
Chicago Cubs their fourth straight
defeat, 9 to :. A fivc-run eXplo-
sion in the second inning. followed
by another in the fifth, good for
four. sewed up the game for the
Reds.
In a night game, the st. Louis
Cardinals trimmed the Pittsburgh
Pirates. S to g. Ray Sanders paced
the winners. driving in five runs
with a double and triple, as the
Cards ended Rip Sewell's 1l.game
winning streak.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-08-07
Senators Win
Eighth Game

New York. Aug 7-lNs-Fate,
and the Washington Senators, are
conspiring 10 hand the New York
Yankees the worst setback that
club has ever received. While the
Senators are on hot winning
streak. capped by yesterdays
eighth straight triumph. the Yam.
KEGS face the hardest tour in the
teams history, with the additional
knowledge that one hard trip. ear
ly in the season. had disastrous re-
suits.
In the next IS days. the Yankees
are struggling through this arduous
They are asked TO play six double
headers. three OF them in success.
sive days In Detroit. To add an
other complication. the Yankees
will be on an around-the-clock sche-
dule, playing both morning and
afternoon, with a few arclight
games thrown in. And, while they
are struggling through this arduous
journey, the Senators will be ampl-
ing along at an unhurried pace,
but one definitely geared TO the
pennant.
The Yanks came of their first
western swing with the worst rec.
ord they had ever compiled for
such a schedule since 1908. They
blamed inactivity. caused by un-
ceasing rain. Now, the same dis.
aster faces them. but the buga
boo is over-activity.
Meanwhile. the Senators are
reaching for that flag. Their vic
tory over the Boston Red Sox, 4 tc
., was accomplished behind the
ten-hit pitching of Emil Leonard
Stan Spence's fourth-inning two
run single for the Senators chased
the Sox' Dick Newsom from the
mound.
At the same time. the Yankees
bowed 4 TO before the eight-hit
pitching OF Roger Wolff. Philadel-
ph'a Athletics hurler. as Pete Sud.
er chalked up a circuit clout for
the As anal run In the sixth
! frame
At Cleveland. two-hit pitching
was not enough to win for Johnny
Niggeling, and the Indians nosed
out the ST. Louis Browns. ! TO 0.
Niggeling's defeat came as re-
suit OF hit batsman In the fourth
inning when Girls Hockett, struck
bu the pitched ball scored the
winning run as Jef Heath hit
into a double play.
The Detroit Tigers started their
climb over the Chicago White Sox
for third place with a to 0 tri.
umph behind Paul Trout, who held
the White Sox to six hits. Rudy
York smashed in two runs for the
tigers in the third with a homer,
and the Tigers went on TO round up
four more runs in the eighth.
In the National League, the
wrecked Brooklyn Dodgers receiv-
ed another blow TO the chin, their
eighth straight. with a 10 ,
loss TO the Boston Braves in 10
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-08-07

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. ms
Two young Pacific Coast tennis
players who were seeded one-two in
the thirtieth annual National Jun
iors' Tennis Championship being
held in Kalamazoo today play for
the junior singles crown.
Immediately after they have de-
cided which will reign as the under
IS tennis champion for the year,
the two players, Bob Falkenburg,
Hollywood Calf, and Jim Brink,
Seattle, Wash. will team up and
play IN the doubles finals.
Falkenburg. seeded No. one for
the meet, won his way into the
finals by So 6-4 victory over Gene
Garrett, fourth seeded San Diego.
Calf. player. The Hollywood
youth, who has won practically
every important tennis title open
to him in war time used his six
foot two-inch height, his speed and
reach in winning the match.
Brink. who towers an inch and
a half above Falkenburg. won his
seminal match by defeating Jack
Tuero New Orleans. Ga. Is, 6-2
A southpaw, Brink played the best
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-08-07
New York Yankees Given Setback

Lansing, Aug. r-AP-No mat
ter what 1t. Gov. Eugene c. Keyes
says, Harry T. Ward. deputy state
highway commissioner, Friday.
made 1t plain his agency seeks no
fight with the State Civil Service
Department. Keyes. addressing
the State Association OF County
Welfare Boards at Bay City this
week, condemned the merit system
agency as being motivated by I'm.
practical idealism' and asserted
II had blocked attempts by Charles
NJ. Ziegler. new Republican high
way commissioner, to eliminate S6.'
900 a year positions. =
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-08-07
Victim of Knife
Given Treatment

Mrs. Edna Lowe, 7o3 Hawkins
St, was taken TO Boyer Hospital
Friday evening following an alter
cation at her home during which
she declared her husband, Allen
Lowe, after several attempts to
stab her. threw knife at her.
wounding her in the left side.
Lowe was arrested and taken to
the city jail, following charges
placed by his wife.