davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-03-28
FOUND.

COIN CHANGER. with "OConner Az on
it. found Fri, Mar. 26, at 18th and Law
vicinity 5000 block Ga. ave- Metropolitan
COLLIE, male. young, sable and white
about months old. Call WI. 1918
FUR NECKPIEcE on October 4. 1912. at
Study Guild Catholic Library. Call HO
1865.
REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
to the Animal Protective Association for
Humane Disposition. Hillside 1918. Present
facilities limited to these only.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

DOG. black, setter type. male. tag No
1926, d. c.: answers to name of "SkippyH' >
Finder please call DE. 7ls3. Childs pet
Reward '
Evening star., 1943-03-28

FRATERNITY PIN Sigma Delta Tau en-
graVed on back 'Gilliam' in the vic Ter
rell Law School and tn and Monroe SITS.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

DIAMOND RING, in ladies' washroom at
Lafayette Hotel. Tuesday afternoon: re-
ward. Mrs ID TyprS DJT
Evening star., 1943-03-28

CLIP, rhinestone ) leaves. on K st between
l6th and Conn; sentimental value Re
ward 3otD
Evening star., 1943-03-28

DOG, black bird dog type, near Ga and
Alaska aVeS: no collar or tag. Call b SS O.
Railroad Silver Spring Md
FOX TERRIER female black and white.
with brown circles around eyes and inner
part of ears also brown. tag No o3OS9
answers to name of "Jig2S." vic. 2ond and
MOnrOe StS. ne. DU. 41:.:l
Evening star., 1943-03-28

FRATERNITY PIN, gold. inscribed &c. NJ
Emo, ~ Reward. ME. O54O, Ext 2lO,
between and /" noon. 30.
GAS RATION BOOK, C-25S17l: desper-
ately needed: Issued TO william o. Mel
son. 3.34o StNYNeSNnt place u W
Evening star., 1943-03-28

COCKER SPANIEL-White and black; gone
since March +. So reward. WO. 0O6O. 2S'
CHANGE PURSE, black, containing S5 and
change. Saturday in SafeWay, 18th and B
n g. or between II and \ on st. Reward
Evening star., 1943-03-28

GAS RATION BOOKS "A" issued TO Mrs,
); b. Spliman and Yvonne Kirkpatrick
Howat. Call District 735l. 2lOG F St. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

&C, GAS RATION BOOK. issued to Orville
l.. Rice, s3l Ascot pl. ne. Dupont BIS.
COCKER SPANIEL black female, about /
year old. wearing green collar answers to
name Of Manby reward Emerson G4SI-
Evening star., 1943-03-28

of sentimental value mainly left in ladies'
2nd-fioor restroom of National Press Bldg.
pm; ! platinum dinner ring i yellow
gold garnet ring. Phone Woodley 51T5
: WAR RATION BOOKS, No. =, issued to
Harry and Ruth E. Brodsky. 700 S. oath
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Girl Scout
Banquet SET

PLANS for the annual Juliette
Lowe banquet of Girl Scouts
were begun yesterday at the
council meeting at Mrs. A. 5. Le-
vines home.
The banquet will take place at
the Methodist church parlors on
Friday evening, March 10,
. Brownies and Scouts to join to-
gether, instead of holding sepa-
rate banquets.
Several changes in the usual
custom are planned for this war
time celebration honoring the
founder of Girl Scouting. Instead
of the usual potluck dinner
planned by each troop, each in
dividual, including counci !
members will bring her own
box lunch or "nose bag" Table
decorations will be patriotic,
centering on the theme of the
Allied Nations. An informal pro-
gram of community singing and
reports will be given of how the
Juliette Low Fund contribution
of last year was spent to aid
children in oppressed countries.
Girl Scout Council committee
for the banquet includes Mrs.
p. X. McWethey, Mrs. Walter
Fenton, and Mrs. Richard Sulli-
van.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Public Party
Set for Feb. "a

A PUBLIC LUNCHEON and
card party will be sponsored on
Wednesday, Feb. "a, by the La
dies Aid of Waldenburg Luth-
eran Church
Mrs. Arthur Kleinc and Mrs.
Louis Brede are chairnen, as
sisted by committee including
Mrs. Bert Neinas, Mrs. Byron
Weisskirch. Mrs. George Weber,
Mrs. Arnold Kraatz, Mrs. Elmer
Glefke, Mrs. Albert Esch, Mrs.
Fred Tillman, Mrs. Ferdinand
Rohrbeck, Mrs. Leslie Kraatz,
Mrs. August Dove Mrs. William
Stencil, Mrs. Evans Heath, Mrs.
August Luchtman, Mrs. Albert
Benin, Mrs. Albert Kraatz.
The party will begin at O..
clock in the Waldenburg church
parlOrS,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Congratulations

MRS. VALAER DENEWETH,
whose birthday anniversary is
today.
ROBERT AND A l. + r < d
LUEDTKE, twin sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Luedtke. whose
sixth birthday anniversary on
Valentines Day was celebrated
at a party.
AUGUST LUEDTKE. whose
birthday anniversary was Satur-
day.
MR.. AND MRS. NEVIN WILL
LIAM COLDREN of East De-
troit, who are parents of a
daughter born Monday in St.
Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
E. CHURCHILL of LenoX Route
l, upon the birth of a daughter
today in ST. Joseph hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Lions and Ladies to Join Detroit Clubs at Gathering Tonight
Nutrition Class
Must Get Books

MEMBERS of the Red Gro
Nutrition Class which opens on
Wednesday evening in Room
12l, Mount Clemens High school,
at z o'clock with Mrs. Ronald
Clarke Jr. as instructor are urg-
ed today to get their textbooks
at Red Cross Headquarters be-
fore reporting to the class.
The advanced Red Cross Nu-
triton class will hold its final
meeting Wednesday morning
from 10 to IL o'clock. The ex-
animation will be held from IL
TO / o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16

NORMAN LACROIX, petty
officer third class, USNR, and
Mrs. LaCroix, formerly Adele
Mcpherson, who announce the
birth Of a son, John, early this
morning at st. Joseph's hospital.
They are living at 1895 Union
Lake road. 4
PVT. AND MRS. EDWARD
CASPER on their first wedding
anniversary Feb. IA, which was
also the 9th birthday annivers-
airy of Mrs. Caspers grandmoth-
err, Mrs. Conrad Harms of Clair
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Harms entertained in celebra-
ton of the occasion.
HAROLD Z. WIDRIG, whose
birthday anniversary is being OBJ
served today.
JULIA REICHMAN, daughter
of Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Reichman, whose fourth birth
day is today.
MRS. CARL MUMAUGH, Jr.,
whose birthday anniversary is
today.
BARBARA BAKER, whose
birthday anniversary is today.
PATRICIA ANN PROVOST,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Provost of Is Dorothea street.
She was one year old on Mon
day, in celebration of which
family dinner took place on
Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Dinner Set
for 300

A GROUP of so Mount Glenn
ems persons, members of the
Lions Club and their wives, will
Join with members and wives of
other Lions Clubs in this district
for a Ladies Night event tonight
at Club Royale in East Detroit.
Three hundred persons are eX-
pected.
Edward II. Paine of Michigan
sponsored by the Gratiot Lions
Club of Detroit.
Dinner will be served at Z
o'clock, followed by Mr.. Paine's
talk, entertainment and dane
ing.
The Mount Clemens contigent
will be headed by Vice-president
Stuart Green, since President
City, Ind. international presi-
dent IF the Lions, will be speak
er of the even, which is being
Ivan A. Johnston is in Lansing
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lesper-
ance will be hosts TO a group of
members and their wives at their
home before the dinner.
A d E l. < HkTZENBUHLER
has returned TO her home on
Washington avenue fror Henry
Ford Hospital. Detroit, where
she has been confined for the
past five weeks following a seri-
Gus operation.
FOUR GUESTS were present
at the meeting of the evening
bridge club of the Young Wo-
mems Episcopal League, at Mrs.
Franz Devantier's home, with
Mrs. Eric Ryse" assisting. They
were Mrs. Richard II. Millar,
Mrs. Earl Swan, Mrs. Howard
Jarchow, and Lucille Copeland
Prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Cope
land and Mrs. Willard Kidd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Gaksnda, o Gon.i,,g &esnb
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I6

MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter &c. RAM, in Masonic club.
LIONS LADIES NIGHT at Club Royae East Detroit. din
RED CROSS First Aid Glass begins Herman Xix school,
CIVIC CHORUS rehearsal in Community Room of Mount
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy in cIubrooms in Jewel
- II Theatre ~sa ,at building ding, at p M
sh house, at 2 and at p. M
CLEMENS MOTHERS Club Red Cross Unit the school,
DICKINSON Red Cross surgical dressings at the
school, 1880 to $50 p.
ST LOUIS meow Altar Society," in St Louis cubrooms
after rosary devotons in the church at 745 p m.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodge No. 6, R. g. A. M, special meet
in Masonic Temple, at 1880 p. m.
LUTHERAN LADIES' AUXILIARY in ST. Johns parish hail.
Fraser at 7:45 p. M p'''''' '''''
ST LOUIS Four Club at the home of Mrs Thomas
Dryer 10 Fifth street, at sp.
ADVANCED RED CROSS Nutrition class examination, at
CHILD STUDY Group One, the home of Mrs G. Donald
Smith, AIS Robertson street, at p. m
CHILD STUDY Group Three, at the home of George
Prehs, Ferrn Place at 8 p
1T Gallup avenue, all-day sewing beginning at 10
WILLING WORKERS of Trinity Lutheran Church. Red Cross
sewing at Mrs Edna Matthews home, Al Lincoln
avenue, beginning at a.
SlEHFIELD Red Cross Unit g. with Mrs Adolph Liev
ems Sugar Bush road, at
HARRISON CIRCLE at the Kings Daughters Home, at
OPENING CLASS of Red Cross Nutrition Glass at Mount
1890 Clemens High school Room 121, at p. m.
PUBLIC CARD PARTY at Lutheran school sponsored by
- senior Walther League, at p
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE at the Kings Daughters Home,
SEMINOLE HILLS UNIT of Red Cross Surgical Dressings at
the home of Mrs Lawrence Blades, 1886 Wellesley
WILSON STiY PA Unit 81 su,,,. n..,., . tn. school,
$40 to 1880 9. m. and 1880 to 4 p M
GAMES PARTY in Kc hail. sponsored by knights of Column
EDISON GIRLS Red Cross Work in Mount Clemens High
vrrrp ss moe - sewing wing rooms, to p m.
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings Unit at the presbyterian
church parlors 10 q. m. to p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
WSCS Hears
Fine Program

FORTY MEMBERS of the
Methodist Women's Society of
Christian Service gathered in the
church parlors yesterday after
noon for an absorbing program
on world problems, presented by
Mrs. E. T. Nunneley, Mr5. Rob-
ert Silbar and Mrs. James Nun
neley.
Mrs. E. T. Nunneley opened
the program with discussion of
the failure and unfairness Of the
Versailles treaty, and the col
lapse of the League of Nations.
In view of postwar l events,
she said, a world court is in
dictated.
Mrs. Silbar pointed out that
the tWo-ocean barrier upon
which the United States has al
ways depended is insufficient
that this country cannot MAIN
tain an isolationist policy.
Mrs. James Nunneley in talk
ing of peace plans to be used
following this war, said that the
proposed world court should be
made so attractive that no ma
ton would want to be let out.
In such a court the peace now
being fought to achieve may be
maintained without future re-
sort to war.
The speakers were introduced
b. Mrs. Hugh Neale, after de-
votions conducted by Mrs. Nora
HUMPHREYS. The Girls Society
of Christian Service served re-
freshments, and Mrs. Alfred
Landon presided.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Club Members
Continue TOURNEY

THE SECOND MEETING of a
bridge tournament which opened
before the holidays among men,
bers of the Young Women's Club
took place last evening in Ma
sonic clldbrooms. Mrs. Earl
Burk won, high score in auction
and Mrs. Carl Pingel in con-
tract bridge.
Plans we're begun for the
birthday dinner, which has been
changed from March Is to
March 1. Mrs. Milton Smith,
chairman, will announce details
later.
The club will sponsor a dance
for service men, under the aus
pices of the Masonic Service
Center on Saturday March 6.
Following the bridge tourna-
ment, refreshments were served.
Mrs. Harod Eyth was chairman
of the evenings arrangements.
MR.. AND MRS. WYLIE r.
WILKINSON were hosts to
members of their tripoli club
Saturday eve ming. Valentine
decorations were used at the
event.
JESSE WHITNEY, of Wash
ington, Mich, was the weekend
guest of his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Whitney.
BETTY STARK, Of Chicago,
arrived last evening to spend a
few days with Mrs. John j.
Stark, 50 Ahrens avenue.
THE BIRTHDAY CLUB of
which Mrs. Frederick Mckay is
a member celebrated her ami
versary Monday evening with a
dinner at her home. Mrs. Nc
Kay's birthday falls on Feb. IA.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Child Study Group l
Plans Music Program

CHILD STUDY GROUP One
will meet Wednesday evening
a. 8 o'clock with Mrs. G.. Donald
Smith, AIS Robertson street, in
stead of with Mrs. Robert Beal,
as originally planned.
Samuel Y. Barbakoff, instru.
mental music teacher at Mount
Clemens High school, will pres
ent a group of his pupils in a
program of music. Mrs. Camp
bell Ward and Mrs. Joseph Eek
hout will assist Mrs. Smith.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Children's Clothing
to be Studied

CHILD STUDY Group Three
will meet Wednesday, Feb. II, at
8 o'clock with Mrs. George
Priehs, Ferrin place, for a meet
ing devoted to display of chill
dren's clothing. Mrs. Laura
Deuel. will explain the display.
Mrs. Alvin Rosso and Mrs.
Ernest Williams will be assisting
hostesses at the meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Record Collection

FOR COLLECTION of old
photograph records, in the drive
being conducted by Boy Scout
Troop 70 under the direction of
George F. Collins, Jr., scout
master, persons may telephone
1888.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Benefit Games Party

NAVY MOTHERS CLUB will
meet Thursday, Feb. 18 at 2
o'clock at Pythian hall. We'll
fare sewing will follow an inn
portant business meeting. Those
interested in remaining for for
the potluck supper must notify
Mrs. Robert Mcdonald. The
monthly benefit games party to
which the public is invited will
take place at 8 o'clock that eve
ming.
MRS. DELLA HARMS, 1913
New street, who has been i'll
with a throat ailment has had
a relapse and is confined to her
bed.
MRS. ARTHUR ORMEROD of
81 Market street is ill at st. JOS
ephs hospital.
MEMBERS of the Episcopal
Young Peoples League who are
t. take part in the Youth service
Sunday at Grace church are
asked to meet at the church at
1880 o'clock tonight with Rev.
George A. Merifield.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

Nm nd91ten Morgen bleibt ss lcer
auf Oed. lleber Na9t 1T Der Wtnb
umgei9tasen uub bat tibles, rsgneri'
T9es Wetter gebra9t. Die &eifenben
lisgen in ibren &oien unD 5ablen benz
Msereseott ibrsn Sribut. Nur einige
blei9e @eltalten gleiten rubelos aneins
amber porbei, o6ne Wort, o6ne GruB,
nod bpffen fie, Dem f4auDerbaften
Sdidfal au enttommen, bas Ie bod
I9on gsfabt 6ut. bereit, fie i'm nd4ften
Nuqen6lid ebenfo bilflos nieoerous
apinqen, pie lire Mitleibenben.
Sur Sans 5lemming ma9t eine
ausnabme. Sbm 1T bus Meer tsiH
S4redgefpenit, als anabe i4On tums
melte er li9 .auf ieiner ial3igen 6lutb.
Die Seefrant6eit blieb ibm be6drrli4
fern. lin 70 6ebauerli4er, baB er
Niemanb finoet. Der inn @eieaI4dft
leiftet, ba ben gapitdn bes Oienites
etpig glei9 gsiteIte u6r gu isinea
pfli6ten risf. S4on Oreimal mabnte
Der Steparo an bas 6riibftid, obne
bah iebo4 Der einiame Sat inn folg,
te. Sbm sraut Dor Der groBen Safsl.
bic geItern nod eine frO6lt9e Seiea'
I6uft fa6. Der Wino fpebt fharf aus
SiiooIt, ben junsen Mann iibsrlduft e
talt. S9auerli4s Semperaturps9lsI,
qeitern nod 10 Nib uno beute -
nnmiGig idldgt sr ben &rasen let'
nes Wettermantels bOber uno penoet
fi6 Der Sreppe gu. gr mnB bod enb'
lid frii6Itiiden, eins 9aHe Sbee pirb
pobltbusnb isin. I'm in ben Griib'
{tiidsiaal gu tommsn, muB Sans am
Gteuer porbei. Sein SUB itodt plSB@
li6, unb feline Musen Offnen ii9 melt.
Oa ftebt fe Dor inn. Die bobe, biegiame
@eltalt, an bic er ieit geitern un5Gblise
Male fat benton miifen.
Oas iunge Mdo9en bort ieinen
Gdritt unb brebt ii4 I'm. Sin beuer
NreubenI6sin iiber8iebt bas liebli4e
@eIi9t, benz bas greae Morgenli9t
nidts BON Ieiner Sh0nheit nimmt, nit
anmutbiger @eberbe reidt fe benz Ra>
6enoen bic 9anb unb ruff:
(6OrtieBung folst.)
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
So habt moss nkdt be ehrt..

sd babe nod nt3t biz Gbu,"
murmelte er.
n8ie sic perseBli6 fno!" Die
iunge Dittpe OrObts nit benz Singer.
o4GtbeS anoerIon. Soften sic mid
pirtIid bel Der algemsinen 9oriteaung
iiberleben bdbsn2"
Sans mar gu pobler3ogen, UNI 5us
3useben, oaB oas in Der Sbdt Der Eau.
@r ltammelte ettpds BON unmoglt9
iiberieben t0unen, unO getpann Oaour6
i'm gu Oas 9er5 Der oberfId6li4en
5ruu.
Sic iprad eifrtg, obue QufbDren auf
Jpn Elm, uno pdbreno er geouloig 3us
3ub0rsn I9ien, ertappte Ii66ans beims
LID auf benz 9eoonten, nie ld0u Is
mare, befdnoe ii9 an STEELE Der slei9s
giltigen, uHIpmpdtbiiden perion cine
Nnoere an leiner Settle, bic er taum
tennen a%elerut, unO oereu liiBss, boloes
Bib bod unauslDi 9li9 Dor ieinsm
Settle itano.
6rdu Stdtbe modte lt1 tpoDl etne
babe Stunoe an Sans 6lemminss
Settle befinOen. sic batten ibren gluB
am Steuer psrlaHsn uno Iid ben
uebrisen 3useIeIlt, Die duf Dem ibuen
3u9epielenen 3beil bes geroedes auf
uno ab Ipa3ierten. Das &dtbe ibm
Nues er3d6lte, BON ibrerSeimatb, ibrer
tur3en @be, benz WobniiB ibres Wuns.
mes am gma3onenftrom, robin lie nun
3uriidreiie, Ous Niles ging unOerItdns
ben an ibm porbei. pa idlug Elm Nas
me an oes iungen Mannes Obr. n9uns
nab 9Olt6aus."
nSennen sic bic Dame, gnGbiss
6rau2" fragte er unbermittelt.
sd b0rte nur BON ibr," e~ntgesnete
tie tii9l, BON beimliben Sriumpbes,
unb 1e er3dblte Dem bor6enoen Wanne
cine gauge lange @eIdi9te.
Dab Ii9 in oieier Han4es anbers
ausnabm, ais in ben ndderen@apitGns
Munbe, mar ni9t 5rau &Gtbes
S9ulO. Sir &leinigteiten bate is
teinen Sim, unb mas perI9lug es
aud, ob 9annabs Batter Elm bober ober
nieberer 8eamter mar, Der CUTE Mann
lebte ia bod ni4t me6r, unb Oh bo4,
Oh nisbrig, S9Gbe bate er isinem
Sinoe nidt binterlafen, es muBte
Ionit ni9t 8onne Bel fremben 2euten
Ietn.
Sans 5Iemming fiiblte Iein 9sra
f4per unb I9perer iperben. Wur es
bentbar, tpar's pirtli9 tpa6r9 Oas
arms, I4One MGb9en IoGte gu niebes
rer OienItbarteit perurtbeilt Iein. Die
5rau an Ieiner Settle log. Dds tonnts
ni4t iein. Sin Weien, gef4uffen, I'M
dls &Dnigin gu berrf9en, tonnte ii@
ME gu nieberen 9ienIten Deriteben.
limb bdnn, pober bate !6annab bdA
feline, Oornebme Wefen, pober bic Art,
Die le 70 oortbeilbaft ppn Der 5rau mes
ben inn unterI9ieb2 9us lernt man
ni9t, bas 1T ungeboren, unb aliO
tpar's Qiige nit ibrer befheibenen 9erp
tuuft. Giigs Ales. Die Mmeritane,
rim fii6rte ibn IRE. Sin tulter, fuit
feinOieliger Strahl brad aus ieiHen
Augen.
rGs 1T ipdt eeporben, sndbise
5ruu," lugte er febr tii6l unO frat 5us
rid. yDurf i4 sic Bis CUR Sreppe
fii6ren9"
sic banfte unb mari bon unten ber
einen Bid in iein @eii6t.
.@ute Na9t, Miiter 5lemmtng.
CUTE Ra9t," ruff Ite laut unb rei9t
hire 9anb, bic er iiberfiebt. Mit elmer
iteifen @erbeugung trennt er iih BON
ibr.
.unseI9idter @efele," 3iirnt fis.
,Was er nur BADEN mag? @efGGt's
inn niAt, oaB i4 ibm Srdulein 9au'
nails tleine @eI4i6te er3dblte? @leihz
bel, er meiB nun penigitens, peB Set
ties &inb le it,"
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

Citizens of German blood In thls
war, as in every other war in which
the United States haves had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We are
all American citizens and we stand
as one in the defense of u nation.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
We Are All Americans

We hold all wars to be
deplorable. Once a nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. There
fore we hold it the duty Of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States Of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

Unsere .Regierung hat die Wehr-
macht unseres Landes Eur Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE Amerikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesburger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
miitig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land unse-
rer Kinder, das zu schutzen jetzt
unsere h0chste Aufgabe ist.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
Wir sind allie Amerikaner

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
ge ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk NIT Krieg
iberzogen wird und bis es
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fur die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won
r,,m C;nnn III uarhalfan
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
orobe GiIe au boben,

urplOBlih eroBe TIIe gu bdben.
rBtr mifen mad 0einen So9eH
leben, &ino," iaste iie, Der Qusfludt
rob. rNunn, iaeteit Du, OaB Deiu
S9iff fGbrt?"
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
Nuevo E~mpresario
d e L c h a 8

Ia Comisi6n de BOxeo del 11s
DC Artilleria Sc reuni6 aver en-
q restaurant Rubin J acord6
nombrar empresario de luchas,
bajo las reglas en- vigor, a Pri-
&c Daulton, el estimado ciudada-
no.
Sucede Daulton a Paul Butler,
que decline Ell puesto para tomar
Otro de mayor Importance.
Anunci6 la Comisi6n d d
empresario ]. Downing, de boxeo,
Sc propone presentar un progra-
ma, el 8 de diciembre, en- el Au-
ditOrio MunicipI.
Una de las atracciones 10 sera
Vicente Donnaruma, del campa-
mentO Hendricks. que antes de
ingresar en- el ejercitO tenia su
base de operaciones, como gla-
diador, en- Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
La PELOTA Y FL
MlLlTAR
Han Perdido lac crandes
Ligas 283 Peloteros

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Las
Crandes Lieas de pelota han per-
dido va 2Ss jugadorea y otros
muchos, cIasificados IA, eaperan
ser llamados a filas por 81 Tic
Samuel
Ell servicio militar obligatorio
coloca los problemas deportivos
en- an plano secundario y haee
pocos dias Sam Breadon. presi-
dente de los Cardenales de San
Luis, hizo este comentariO: mo
sabemos d6nde nos encontrare-
mos con referencia q Il tempo
rada de 1044'.
En- las dltimas semanas 81 San
Luis ha perdido q Walker Cooper,
su magnifico receptor; Harry
Walker, Ell jardinerO central, y
el pitcher zurdo Harry Brazle.
Mort Cooper esta hacienda sua
maletas para Incorporates d laa
fuerzas armadas v es el ''serpen.
tinero' estelar de los pajaros Ro.
JOS.
Los Indios perderan q ORR
Hockett y solo les quedaran do0
~jardineros.
Spud Chandler sera "extrai.
do de- los Yankees y los Tigres
perderan. ademas AZ Dies Wa
kefieId, Sd excelente bateador,
dos pitchers de primera fila.
Hasta el dia de hoy han sido
llamados 0 reclasiiicados dc mo-
do que deberan tomar las armas,
Sid Gordon, 81 jugador de cua-
dro de los Gigantes, mandado a
servicio de guardacostas; Is ae-
9unda base Mickey Witeck, que
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La gaceta., 1943-11-17
Bob Montgomery
PeIeara Con Beau
Jack, el Viernes

NEW YORK, Nov. Ia. 81
campe6n de- las 1876 Iibras para
Ia Comisi6n Atletica del estado
de New York, el vigOroso negro
Bob Montgomery, de FiIadelfia.
defendera su corona 81 viernes, iii
"a Madison Square Garden, fren-
te al eti6pico Beau Jack, que
era de Augusta, Ca, y ahora
be anuncia como de Ia Metr6poli.
Los dos pdgiles hacen ejelci-
clos en- eI gimnasio StiIlman, ayu-
dados por gladiadOres de merito.
Tendra el match, como Sc
anunciara, una duraci6n de is
asaltos.
81 Beau Jack conquista Ia VIC
tOria, en- fecha pr6xima lie dara
4 Montgomery Ia revancha.
Las apuestas Sc inclinan a fa-
vor del campe6n.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
DRAGONES HRMNAR0H De PREPARARsE
Fl GRAN PARTIDO De MAMMA
Bill Harker Sc Propone Veneer q los Jovenes
de Ocala. Los "Gatos Monteses' Han
Sufrido Una Sofa Derrota.

Terminaron hoy los Draeones
de jefferson. eomandados por au
habit coach, su preparation pa-
ra Il partido que mahana por "a
noche jugarkn, ca 81 terreno de
Phillips, con los "Catos Monte
ses de Oeala.
Todas las Eases del fnerte De-
porte fueron estndiadas y practi-
cadas.
Bin anhela veneer 3 les j6ve-
mes atletas vistantes v sus mu-
chachos u han ofreeido 81 meicr
cooperation.
En- Ii Confereneia del Nordes-
l. de- IA Florida, los Coates Nom
tesesn oeupan nn lngaR promi-
nente y solo han niao aexrotaaoa
una vez, COMMANDO en- - haher
con ssete triunfos.
Harker realizar6 q ataane con
nuevos reeursos tdetieos y esti-
ma que Ii victoria sonreiHA d un
animoso equipo.
En b tarde Dc hoy se pfaeti-
caron las sehales y como alacar
para obtener i0s pnntos adicio-
Males.