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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

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en- Suma lit? Iu, &norfe?"
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itbn fann, Serr Sebrer."
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

Iowa, fle ay0r q nranctpsl ora
dor en- ei banqtete annual DEF
partido domocr6tico en- 81 Na
de Jackson, con un precio de
$25 por cubierto.
Gillette sorprendi6 a los que
los escuchaban y dijo que el
partido democratico "debe linn
piar la casa" y admitir sus equi-
vocaciones. Tenemos que elimi-
mar la playa de langosta que
vive del pueblo a trav6s de agen
cias que no son necesarias.
ia naci6n debe c%onsiderar
sus propias necesidades antes
de admitir en- su regazo TODD ell
peso del mundo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
SUBSCRIPTION semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telsfono Y 37S2
DEPORTES
MIKE JACOBS PRESENTA-
RA OTRA PELEA ENTIRE
BEAU JACK ZIVIC

New York, Feb. S.-Mike ia.
cobs el mas poderoso de los EN-
presarios de boxeo de America.
Sc propone presentar una peles
de revancha entire Beau Jack, eI
campe6n del peso ligero para la
Comisi6n Atletica del estado de
N0ew York, y Fritzie Civic, de
Pittsburg, que aspira a recupe-
rar la corona del peso welter.
Zivic do una tan excelente
demonstration frente al negro de
Augusta, Ga, que Jacobs est
ma SECURE un lleno complete
cuando un segundo "mratch sc
verifique.
Jack volvera a prepararse,
cuando la fecha Sc aproxime,
en- compania de los puzzles
Jahnny Dudley, Bernie Miller y
Gene Buffalo.
Los planes para Ell combate
Cntre Jack y Willie Pep, ell cam
pe6n del peso de puma, encon-
traron un serio obstaculo sobre
Ia question del peso. Ell general
Phelan, presidente de la Conf
sion, ha r~ecomendado contratos
en- lao libras.
Lou Viscosi, director de Pep,
estima inaceptables las condi-
clones de la comision, por Guam
to bulgarian a Beau Jack a au-
mentarse el peso hasta las 140
libras.
Plmcmfwy bgfgf gf gf bmbmb
Viscusi desea un contrato a
base de 1872 libras.
Chick Wergeless, director del
campe6n del peso ligero, Sc opo-
ne al peso que desea Viscusi.
Pop reclamaria la corona de
las 1876 libras 81 derrotase a
Jack con un peso menor, por
parte de este, de 1876 libras.
La Comisi6n lie ACADIA de la
mar la atenci6n a Pop por ell he
cho de haber llegado a la ciudad
Y no haber cumplido la reglt
81, que demanda de su pGgil pC
nerse bajo la jurisdiction de 10.
comisionados 5 dias antes d.
sostener aqui una pelea. 81 rein
eide sera multado.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
MAURIELLO PELEARA CON
JIMMY ". BIVINS

New York, Feb. s.-Tami
Mauriello, ell fuerte aspirante a
Ia corona del peso complete, pc
leara en- la Madison Square Gar
Gen, ell dfa IL de mario, con
Jimmy Bivins, ell negro de Gle
leland. Mauriello es ell favorito
del Bronx Y va firm6 un con-
trato, 10 mismo que su opo-
nente.
Los contracts fueron entire
gados a la Commission Atletica
por eel concertador de peleas'
Nat Rogers.
Despues de este match"
Mauriello ingresara en- Ell ejer-
cito.
Combatieron los dos en- Gle
veland, en- el mes de septiembre
y los jueces otorgaron la deci-
sion a Bivins. .....
81 Mauriello es derrotado por
Bivins, existe la posibilidad de
que a este Sc lie contrate para
rival de Melio Bettina.
Bettina iba a pelear con Gus
Lesnevich, pero Ell 'ibout" fue
cancelado hace pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
Ell BANQUETE ANUAL DE
La AS0CIAcION DE ES.
CRITORES DE B0XEo

New York, Feb. S.-La Aso-
ciaci6n de Eseritores de Boxeo
la invitado para un banquete
annual, que Sc efectuara Ell dia
II de este mes, a Abe Green,
presidente de la Association Ma
cional de Boxeo, y Harvey l..
Miller, coronel de la ~infanteria
de marina.
Miller aceptara la plaza Ed
ward j. Neil para enntregarla
al excampe6n Barney Ross, he
rido en- la acci6n de Guadalca.
nal y que esta ahora en- Was de
restablecimiento,
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Once carreras sc ofreceran
esta noche por la direction del
Canedrono de Sulphur Spring.
En- la novena Sc discutiran
los honores Silver Zipyr, Ken
Bermier, Lady Lin, Grand Son,
Our Jackie, Plying Lad, Cadde
Sue y King Coe.
Ganaron las once carreras del
sabado por la noche Foxy
Bombre, Betty Countess, Time
Table, Sailing Waco, Country
Rube, Roll On Blue, Irish Tune,
John Mcloney, Hatcher, Solo
mon Way y Amblin's Sam.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

New York, Feb. S.--El cam
pe6n del peso puma Willie Pop,
que no ha sido derrotado desde
que iniciara su carrera como
pGgil professional, peleara el
jueves, en- Boston, con Dave
Crawford, un gladiator neoyor'
quino.
No Sc discutira Ell titulo dc
Pop, que Sc prepare para inva'
dir la categoria del peso ligero.
Hoy lunes, en- San Francisco,
California, el mejicano Juan
Zurita Sc batira a 10 asaltos
con Vern Bybee, p1gil del peso
|Cigero. Zurita es uno de los mas
notables gladiadores de su di-
vision y trata de conseguir un
match con Beau Jack o Sammy
Angott.
Para hoy lunes estan sefala-
dos estos combates: Pat Comis
key, del peso complete, en- Ne
wark, NJ j. frente a Wallace
Cross, de East Orange, N. j.;
en- New Orleans, La, Richie
Lemos, de- peso ligero, tendra
de contrario a Bobby Ruffin, de
New York, en- 10 asaltos; Lou
Brooks, de Wilmington, Sc bati-
"a con Charlie Eagle, del peso
complete, a IL rounds, en- Bal
timore.
Martes: En- Hartford, Conn.,.
Jose Domigo Rozo, un COLON
biano, categoria del peso de plu
ma, contra Larry Blvin, de Pro
violence, a 10 asaltos; Buffalo,
N. Y, vera en- acci6n a los pc
SOS completes ligeros Phil Mus
cato y frankie Best, con un IL
mite de 6 rounds; Carmen
Notch Sc dara de pufetazos, en-
Pittsburg, con Make Berger,
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
LOU NOVA PRESENTA NUE.
voS N DE BoXE0

New York, Feb. 8.-Lou No
vas, peso complete de la costa
del Pacifico, teniendo a cargo
Gel entrenamiento fisico de la
Guardia del Pacifico de Cali
fornia ha sometido a la consi-
deraci6n de la Association Ma
cional de Boxeo un nuevo tipo
de guantes para boxeo. Estes
guantes ofrecen protection con-
ira los p1giles que ~legalmente
apelan a movimientos encami-
nados a Eastman los ojos de sus
o%ponentes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

.narrega de las dos millas en- ~
juegos 'at,eticos de Millrose. Re-
corri6 Ia distancia en- 8 minutes
02.2 segundos.
Pertenece a Rice Ia marca de
las dos millas, que es de 8 mi
nutos 51.1 segundos.
Corrieron en- contra de Rice,
Ollie Hunter, de Notre Dame
George De George, del New
York A. Club; Lee Casey, de
Manhattan, y Peter L. Watres.
La carrera de una milla la
gan6 Earl Mitchell, de Indiana,
en- a minutes 08.6 ~segundos..
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
CENTRIC OBRERO
Ell NUEvo C. ~CoNSULTIVo

Esta noche sera electo, por los
Delegates de las Uniones, Ell nue.
70 Comit6 Consultivo Conjun-
to.
Sc da por segura la election
del conocido lider Ramiro Fer
nandez para la presidential.
Tambien es probable que Sc
eliza para la vicepresidencia al
81. Provenzano.
La intenci6n de los jefes obre
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
DERROTADA LA AVIACI0N
JAPONESA EN- LA NUEVA
GUINEA
Sc conquist6 otra posici6n
en- Guadalcanal

Melbourne, Australia, Feb. 8
LA aviaci6n japonesa trat6 de
atacar Ell aer6dromo aliado dc
Wau, en- la Nueva Guinea, y l.
fueron derribados al aparatos
de GAIA Y bombardeo. La nota
Official dice que los americanos
destruyeron 5 bombarderos y Fl
cazas Y posiblemente derriba-
ron tambien otros IL cazas y 8
bombarderos. La artilleria an
tiaerea derrib6 dos aparatos de
bombardeo.
Intervinieron en- la batalla ca
zas P-38, P-39 y P 40 y todos re
gresaron a sus aer6dromos. Nj
I'm solo piloto sali6 lastimado o
herido.. Varios aparatos Sufrie-
ron averfas. Algunas de las ba-
tallas duraron hasta 2 horas.
Comunicase que I'm bombar-
dero B-24 probablemente hun
di6 dos pequenos vapores japo-
neses frente a las islas de Nue.
va Guinea v Nueva Bretana.
Creese que perecieron unos
300 japoneses que viajaban en-
esos barcos.
Las tropas americans Sc a.
poderaron de una fuerte posi-
ci6n en- Tit, Guadalcanal, sin
encotrar Residential del enemi.
60.
Los nipOnes Sc encuentran a.
bora limitados a un ''bolsilo"
EN- ell extreme noroeste de la isla
Creese que las tropas america
mas cruzaron la Jungla y las
montanas, Negando a su objesi-
vo y sorprendiendo al enemigo.
La elevation de algunaS monta-
mas pasa de 5000 pies.
Tit esta situado a 125 al oes-
tie del aerodrOmo de Henderson.
OPUESTO Ell A CT
ULETTE A LAS AGENCIAS
INNECESARIAS
Des Moines, Iowa., Feb. s.
Ell senador Gay Gillette, de
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
Ell PELOTERO MAS DISTIN.
GUIDO DE LA CLASE C

Oneonta, New York, Feb. 8.
Reggie Otero, primera base
del club Utica, que bateara 1854
wees en- la Liga Canadian-Ame
rican, en- 1912, ha sido escogdo
como Ell pelotero mas valioso de
las ligas clase C.
Otero recibi6 AZ votos. Sam
Masserici, un jardinero, qued6
en- segundo lugar, con 90 votos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
Las principales peleas de Ia semana en- la naci6n
Willie Pep sc batir& con Dave Crawford
Ell mejicano Zurita combatira en- San Francisco

habit peso wedter neoyorquino
en- Jersey City, Johnny Caruso
sera 81 antagonists de Rudy
Griscombe, de New York, peso
welter.
FL viernes, en- Hollywood, Ca
.lifornia, Ell peso mediano Coste-
Ito Cruz, de Los Angeles, sera
81 adversario de Lloyd Marshall
de Sacramento.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor Su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr King
Greco Hardware Co..,
IA. Avenida y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

ros eg ioErar Ia mayor ammonia
en- esta 6poca de Guerra y reca-
bar un aumento en- los jornales.
Cesara en- la presidencia del
Consultivo 81 inteligente obrero
Francisco Barcena.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

Sc NECESITA una senora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por ell
TELEFONO M 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
VENOIERON GREG RICE J
EARL MITCHELL

New York, Feb. 8.-Greg Ri
ce, ell dinamo humane de Mis-
soula, Montana, gan6 AVER la
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
AVISO

Necesito mudArme para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
una casa con S posesiones le
gratificare con $1,000. Avise.
me al 1915 Is Avenida o al
Telefono M 51-291, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-08
LA GACETA

y pSsl6dieO en- idiomA ESPsSOl
de mae circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

OPUESTO Ell CT
ULETTE A LAS AGENCIAS
INNECESARIAS
La gaceta., 1943-02-08

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. g.
Ell senador Gay Gillette, de
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
BY PETER EDISON

When Justice Jimmy Byrnes,
director of economic stabiliza-
ton, handed over to the secre-
tary of agriculture control over
all farm wages of less than ST.
400 a year, it was kind of a
joke, like telling the average
white collar worker that his
salary would have to be limited
to under $4,000, or $4,000 a
year net. For except in a few
highly intensified agricultural
industry areas like the dairy
farm centers around Los An
geles, there simply aren't any
farm workers coming even close
to making $2400 a year.
Average farm wage in the
United States today is about 500
a month, without board. From
1887 to 1910 the average wage
was under $40 month. The era
of highest farm wages was IN
1920, when the average rose 10
SOS a month. So the margin be-
tween the going rate OF 500 a
month and the so-called ceiling
rate of $500 a month leaves the
employers plenty Of room.
Farm wages scales are there
fore the most unfrozen pay rates
in the country, and the maxi
mum of $1,000 a year to which
farmers can raise the pay OF
their hands without asking the
government for permission prac-
tically makes the sky the limit
This policy of unfrcezing farm
wages was deliberately adopted
so that farmers could pay what
ever rate was necessary to get
labor to take off essential war
crops. The farm labor problem
is largely a manpoWer supply
problem, not a wage problem.
Sooner or later, the secretary
of agriculture will have to issue
certain basic definitions or in
terpretations of the farm wage
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
. SO THEY SAY

You could hardly call it
trial. They just accused me and
bullied and shouted and thump-
cd on the table in an effort to
scare me. They succeeded.-Col.
Mary Booth of Salvation Army
describing espionage trial in
Germany.
A growing patriotic ardor Is
sweeping the land. We are de-
termined to preserve our beliefs
our ideals, our laws, our liber-
ties.-Alf M. Landon.
Evidently the men In charge
have a far better estimation Of
what can be done by the sense
of touch than /, and they should
be commended for it. The work
and place can be only described
as ideal .-Edward p. Hamann,
blind aircraft worker, who with
his seeing-eye dog, won Navy
"E."
BY the action of the late OAR
Ian we had a sudden laying
down of the arms Of the French
forces that put us about a
month ahead of any schedule we
could have made of
War Henry l.. Stimson.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06

er a year ago and won several
important championships since.
Now she has topped it off with
the national title.
1t is often said that when
Mrs. Hilliard doubles, you stay
doubled-as she demonstrates
in the hand shown today. After
taking the ace of diamonds, Mrs.
Hilliard (East) shifted to
heart. Her partner won with the
king and led the queen of dia-
monds. North played the king
and Mrs. Hilliard ruffed with
the deuce of clubs. A second
heart put West back in to cash
the jack of diamonds. Then q
fourth diamond was led and
the king of clubs was bound to
make. The declarer was set four
tricks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Businessman artist; Nunnally
Johnson. the businessman artist
from Columbu, Ga, regards
himself as a wiily-niiiy product
of the machine age. He feels
that in his job as motion pict-
ure producer and scenarist he
has become a creative worker
by the clock, a man who rolls
out inspirational ideas and fine
phrases by using brain that
clicks on a precise schedule.
Nunnally Johnson has no COM
plant about this state of affairs.
He merely notes it as an indica-
ton of how the machine age has
spread.
No more does the Hollywood
artist wait for the tragic muse to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
AXIS AGENTS

The existence Of substantial group Of active axis
agents in this country notwithstanding the excellent
work Of the FB and other agencies suggested by in.
formation coming from the American Red Cross
In several hundreds Of instances from all over the
country families Of soldiers sailors and marines have
received telephone calls usually purporng to be from
the War or Navy Departments, reporting falsely the
deoths of loved ones.
The War Department oso is hearing Of such in
stances, and recently one in which mother was told,
in telephone coll supposedly from telegraph conn.,
pony thot her had been killed on the rifle range
at Fort Meode Checking there she learned that the
story was folse.
Such sodisto messages could be the work Of
cronks but experts in such matters believe there are
too many for thot They could stem from q few oxis
propoeondsts but to spread their vicious foIsehoods
so widely these would have use long distance calls,
which probably could be traced.
The inference is clear, therefore, that subston-
toI force Of Noz representatives stroteeicoly poc.
ed around the country is working under orders to un-
dernnine American morale by such methods.
A bottle of nerves like this could do great harm
before alert capable ontsoboto9e agencies could
clean up the enemy oeents responsible.
The Maj subterfuee be defeated, and relo-
tives Of our fighting can be spared all anguish, if
evrybody concerned will bear in mind one important
thing:
Nobody ever is notified Of casualty by tele-
phone
Any such story by telephone is foIse. The govern
nent reports casualties fost they are learned,
Withholding none from the families for reasons Of
morale 1t never telephones the notices. or permits
them to be teephoned
Once this is understood the enemy agents may
find. new variations for their method As double
check the families Of service invited to check
with local Red Cross chapters ony report Of cos
uoIty about which there is the slightest ground for
suspicion.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
. IN HOLLYWOOD

clutch him in its white hot
grasp. Comes 9 a. m. and he
commences hammering the keys
of his machine-age typewriter.
The sheets of paper keep spin
ming out until 6 p. Nor even
after that, depending on how
soon the words are needed TO
keep other machine-age wheels
rolling.
Motion pictures have become
a tWo-billion-dollar industry
that revolves around a sheet Of
transcript" says Johnson. Hun
dreds of thousands of people all
over the world are involved in
it, and not one of them can move
until the writer turns out his
script"
INSPIRATION
Johnson, who has scripted and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06

produced such notable films as
The Grapes of Wrath" The
Pied Piper Life Begins at
Eight Thirty and is now serving
similarly in the filming of John
Steinbeck s famous novel, The
Moon Is Down, believes that
the artist doesn't suffer under
these conditions.
Thus it is that Johnson can be
found entering his f f i e
promptly at a. m. The shades
are drawn to give the proper
amount Of light, the pencils are
sharpened and waiting in an or
derly row, the typewriter is IL
lumined by a non-glare lamp,
and the pages of script already
written are neatly spread before
him.
Johnson's pecking away is &C
complished with little or no fam
fare. He doesn't give way TO
outbursts of temperament, or
wear flowing ties and talk about
his stream of social conscious
ness" He has a pronounced
aversion to the acrobatic school
OF writing.
At one time it was quite the
vogue for writer's to act out
their stories for a producer in
stead of writing them. They
would shout, whisper, weep and
moan, they would leap into the
air, turn cartWheels and hand
spins, tear off their shirts and
wave their arms. johnson feels
so strongly about this that he
has hanging in his outer office
a picture of himself calmly read
ing script. Below 1t he has
typed the caption:
The only known photogra-
pher of a moving picture writer
in his office not naked to the
waist, not standing on his head
on the sofa with his eyes cross
ed, or not otherwise making a
public spectacle of himself to in
dictate that in spite of his fabu-
lous salary he is still just regu-
lar fellow and not better than
even you
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
HOW ABOUT THEM?

Lieut. Hal Bosso, q Nutmeeeer serving in the
Canadian Army, suggests that some kind soul stort
Bundles for.Amerioons- Serving in the Canadian Ar
my movement. The bundles would contain Anneri.
can cigorets.
There are some lO 1000 men, he soys who have
been fighting the Nozs UP to as long three years,
and who have failed to get transfers to their own
countrys army They seldom see on American Gig
oret though their countrynen in own forces are
we'll supplied
They send bundles here They send bundles
there" soys he well, how about us2"
Lieut.. Bosso hos something there. How about
them?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
BROTHERLY LOVE

KANSAS CITY - MUNICIPAL
Court Judge Earle w. Frost says
it's the most amazing case he
ever heard.
Both Leo E. Gage. Fl, and
James H. Willis, q, whose cars
collided, admitted they had been
inattentive at the wheel.
When the Judge said $50
EACH" Gage ruefully observed,
I'm a little short, Judge
Willis spoke up! =
Here's $40. You can pay me
back sometime"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06
ur-RRy EMBARRASSED

ELMHURST, ILL.-So many
of the regular bowlers in one OF
the leagues here have gone TO
war that one of the teams draft
ed Mrs. Mildred Bierlein, a slim
blond. the other night.
Mildred, a veteran bowler in
women's competition, stepped
up and bowled a three game to-
tai of AIS, which the boys
thought wasn't bad, especially
when her husband. bowling on
another team, failed to equal It..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-06

COFFEYVILLE, KAS. The
private said he wanted to
speak to Field Director Dwain
Daughton.
Name, please?" asked the
Red Gross secretary.
Red Cross"
Eyes, il is-but I must have
your name"
We'll, it's really James A.
Gross. but back in Buffalo, the
guys all call me Red