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La gaceta., 1943-07-05

NEW YORK, julio 5.-Pocos
gladiadores de primera fila parti-
ciparan en- los programmes de boz
xeo que Sc ofreceran en- la naci6n
durante Ia presente semana.
Para hoy lunes estan anuncia-
dos los s~iguientes encuentros: Di-
xie Davis, de Dawson, Georgia,
contra Tommy Jessup, diez asal-
tos, en- West Springfield, Massa-
chusetts; en- Baltimore, George
Kochan, del servicio de guardacOs-
tas, contra Howard Bennett, diez
rounds; en- Columbus, Jack
Walker, del peso complete, frente
a Leroy Lawson, de Oakland;
Providence ofrecera un "match"
entire Lefty Lachance, de Lisbon,
Maine, y Billy Bates, de Pitts
burgh; Eddie Hocevar, de Cape
May, New Jersey, Sc batira con
Larry Lane, de Trenton, y Bill
McDowell,d d Dallas, sera ell con-
trario de Glib Jones, de Cincinna-
ii.
Combates senalados para ell
martes: En- Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, John Thomas contra Aldo
Spoldi, del peso ligero; en- New
York, sargento Jackie Wilson, de
Los Angeles, frente a Jackie Coo
per, de Chicago; en- New York,
frankie Rubino, peso ligero, de
rival de Ray PUG, de Tampa.
En- Oakland, Harold Blackshear
contra Martin Goldberg, diez asal-
tos; Elizabeth, New Jersey, brin-
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

catorce wees.
Los mayores honores del juego,
manejando la "cachiporra', lie CO.
rrespondieron a B. Fernandez, ell
i~nicialista de los Cubanos, con dos
"~jonrrones". Con sus batazos i'm
pulse Benny seis carreras.
McGahagin desempen6 ell jardfn
izquierdO Y descarg6 tres "sim-
pies" en- cinco wees al bate.
COntribuyeron la exitO con dos
"~jilotes" cada uno, L. Rodriguez,
Mott y R. Rodriguez.
La derrota lie correspondi6 a
Jackson, que abriera Ell partido y
no hallaba la gonna.
Mott Sc rob6 tres bases y di6 a
los Cubanos cuatro carreras. r.
Rodriguez, la tercera base, anOt6
tres.
Cfrculo Cubano-
1O2 1O2 143-14c 14h, Re
Caballeros Leales-
O1O 100 OOO-2c, 6h, lie
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
DobIe Derrota Dc Doe D0dgers

Doble Derrota de los Dodgers
Venciendo aver dos veces a los
Dodgers, los Cardenales aumenta-
ron a cuatro desafios su ventaja
en ell primer puesto.
Davis Y Fitzsimmons fueron los
pitchers maltratados y Pollet y
Lanier los triunfadores.
San Luis &c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
DC, 3h, De.
San Luis &c, 1Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
LAS PELEAS DE LA SEMANA EN- TODA
LANACION
CONSTANTINE PELEARA o TORRES Y RIVERO
CON RICHIE LEMOS

dara un combate entire Danny Cox
Y Jack Fowlkes, peso complete IL
gero, Unite de ocho asaltos; en-
Bridgeport, Connecticut, Fred Co
raj, de Cambridge, adversario de
Ray Roveli, diez asaltos.
Jueves: Fort Hamilton presen-
tara una pelea entire Lulu Cons
tantino, del peso de puma, y
Aponte Torres, gladiator de Puer-
to Rico, Unite de ocho asaltos;
en- Chester, Pennsylvania, Jose
Basora, de Puerto Rico, Sc batira
con jim Moore, de Pittsburgh.
Viernes: en- Hollywood, Julio
Cesar Jimenez, de MEXICO, cOmba-
tira con Richie Lemos, de Los
Angeles; en- Boston, George Mar
tin, de la marina de Estados Uni
dos, contra Larry Pacino, de BOs-
ton; en- Worcester, Massachusetts,,
Shorty Hogue, de San Diego, con-
ira Wadell Washington, de Spring
field, Massachusetts,, diez asaltos,
peso mediano.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
VICTORIA DE CHALKY
WRIGHT

HABANA, julio 5. = Chalky
Wright, de Los Angeles, excam-
pe6n del peso de pluma, derrot6
aver, por nocaut, en- Ell octave
asalto, a Kid NaciOnal, un p*gil
cubano.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
E0vENA DE LA UNIONE ITALIANA
A LA DEL CENTRIC
ASTURIANO
DDrILARON LOS CUBANoS A LOS CABALLERoS
LEALES

j primer desafio ofrecido
b Ia Liga Intersocial, en- ell
Cuscaden, la novena de la
Italiana, lanzando ]. Ma
derrot6 con anotaci6n de
rrera por cero al potente
de la poderosa institution
Asturiano.
eda Y Pulido sostuvieron un
De curvas y rectas Y ell
lie correspondi6 al prime
que los Garibaldinos pega-
"jilotes" menos que los
mica carrera de la jornada
Va entire los dos "clubs'
10 en- la septima entrada y
J. Schiro, la segunda base,
"jonrr6n".
ia bate6 un "tubey", pero
rvi6 para llegar al home.
has del cuadrangular dis
chiro, ell heroe del iuego,
nples, siendo ]. Contrare-
jardinero izquierdo, ell
elotero de su novena que
b de shit.
bias, la tercera base de los
S, peg6 tres de los seis
Clement, Ell SIS, aport6
FL restante sali6 del "roble"
eeptor Willie Paz.
pelota bateada por Schiro,
diera ell exito a la Unione,
IN la gruesa tela metalica de
Ia Y la rompi6.
ldaron en- las bases, por Ell
J, ocho corredores y cinco
Unione.
errores cOmetieron los ga
les Y cuatro los derrotados.
lie Italiana-
600 1OO-1c, All, 2e
10 AsturianO-
900 OOO-Oc, Oh, 4e
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Circulo Cubano, teniendo a
|er en- la Inca de fuego, de-
! sin apuros a la novena de
Caballeros Leales de America.
! quedaron los Leales en- seis
hpauticos", m~ientras los mu-
bios del Cfrculo descargaban
|pOr cuenta de Jackson, Hicks
Iorgan, y pasaban ell "plato''
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Los Medals BIancas VencierOn Dee

Los Medals Blancas VencierOn Dee
Wees
Dos wees derrotaron los Me-
dias Blancas a los Atleticos, em-
patandose on ell tercer lugar con
los Tigres. Kueczynski y Chris
TOPPER fuerOn los pitchers maltra-
tados y los vencedores Lee y Gro
We.
Filadlefia &c, 6h, lie; Chicago
Be, Oh, De.
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, lie; Chicago
sc, Al, 2e.
E~stalella dispar6 un "doble' y
un "simple" en- Ell primer juegO.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
D0bIe Dsrrota de 10. senadores

DOble DerrOta de los Senadores
Dos veces fueron maltratados
los Senadores por los Browns de
San Luis, triunfando los pitchers
Sundra y Hollingsworth. La derrO-
ia en- Ell segundo lie correspOndi6 a
Carrasquel.
Washington &c, Oh, lie; San Luis
&c, 10h, De.
Washington &c, Oh, lie; San Luis
10c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIcA NAcloNAL
Victoria dc Toe Roj0s

Rojos Y Gigantes hicieron I'M
reparto de l%aureles en- ell juego de
aver. Ganaron los neoyorquinos
Ell primero, con Adams de pitcher,
hacienda la arrer decisiva en- ell
decimo Ginning. En- ell segundo
domino Heusser a los bateadOres
del New York, d~ejandOlOs en- siete
"j~ilotes".
Cincinnati &c, 10h, lie; New
York &c, 12h, lie.
Cincinnati &c, 14h, 2e; New
York &c, III, Re.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
/ c AMERICANA
DevOluci6n de "Lechadas''

Los Yankees dieron una "lecha-
da" a los Tigres, en- ell primer de-
safio, y despues, en- ell segundO,
les TOGO recibirla. Bonham gan6
ell primer juego y overmire ell Sc
gundo.
New York 1c, III, lie; Detroit
DC, All, lie.
New York DC, 5h, lie; Detroit
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

VapuleadOs Dos Veces los Piratas
Usando los servicios de los "ser-
pentineros" Barrett y Tobin los
Braves derrotaron aver dos wees
a los Piratas.
Herbert y GOrnicki tuvierOn In
suerte de espaldas y les TOGO per-
der.
Alfonso Lopez no pudo batear
de "hit'.
Pittsburgh 1c, al, 2e; Boston &c
III, lie.
Pittsburgh DC, 6h, lie; Boston
13c, 15h, De.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Saginaw
To Honor
Hero. I'D II

SAGINAW. oct IS Saginaw
VIII mrn out Sunday 10 honor
one Of It's outstanding heroes an
lS-year-old Flying Fortress gun
ner who won four decorations be-
fore his death May J..
Mrs. Victoria kuSowSki viii he
presented with the four awards
won bv her son, Staff Sgt Thad-
deus r KuSowskl who Joined the
army air force al rs and helped
make history as Il crew member
IN the famous Fortress Stormy
Weather He became a staff ser
eeant before ms eighteenth birth
day.
Col H. 7. Kumpter commander
OF the army airportS m tins area,
Will present the decorations 10
Mrs. kuSoWSN IN "A public cere-
mony at Hoyt Park following a
parade OF state troops civilian
defense units, patriotic and civic
organizations.
The decorations Won by the
young Saginawlan. mentioned As
an outstanding hero IN 4 recent
talk here by Brig Gen. Hoyt s.
Vandenburg. are the Air Medal
two Oaklcaf Clusters and the
Purple Heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Saginaw Valley
Time Shift Near

SAGINAW. Oct IS That much
discussed change TO slow time
protested by manufacturers and
praised by parents of school chill
dren will take place at , a. m.
Sunday
Both Saginaw and Bay City fol-
lowed the lead of Midland IN MAX
ing the change 10 eastern standard
time from oct. II TO March 10 IN
the Saginaw Valley area.
Several war industries have in
Dictated they will either retain the
war time schedule or keep at least
part of their office force on II 10
keep IN contact with business in
Detroit. Washington and other
war-important cities on EWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Market Closes
On Firm Note;;
Volume Is Low
BY BRoADAN WALL
t,,,,rnttonAi News Service Financial W m

NEW YORK. oct - - The
stock market reversed It's down.
ward trend Of the previous few
sessions yesterday and closed on a
firm note with gains ranging frac-
tionaly TO above a point in COM
mon shares and as much as t~o
points in the preterreds.
The firm tone. however was
marred by the general lack OF
buying interest except IN Spe-
cisltleS.
Caution in The stock market
was reflected in low volume, total
turnover being 474,073.
The market began TO rally after
an irregular opening with rails
and leading induSuialS showing
plus signs.
Among stocks registering gains
for the greater part OF the session
were Northern Pacific, New York
Central. Western Union. Bethle-
hem Steel. ChrySler, International
Nickel. Standard oil of New
Jersey and L. s. Rubber
Wheat hit a 15-year high, but
closed only up ,. TO =. Rye was
UP more than l cent a bushel.
Oats were mixed. Cotton trading
was restricted by continuation Of
the ceiling of 204 cents for the
October contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Tourist Group
To Hear Kelly

BAY CITY. Oct. Is Gov. Harry
s. Kelly Will be the main speaker
when the East Michigan Tourist
Association meets in annual SeS-
sion here Wednesday 10 discuss
postwar problems.
The governor Will talk OF the
states postwar planning as IT af-
fects the tourist industry, al the
evening banquet annually attend
ed by hundreds from the entire
eastern section of the state.
A discussion OF postwar plan
ming in building tourist recreation
will include Conservation Director
+. j. HoffmaSter. Highway Com
missioner Charles Ziegler and
Dean F. l.. Anthony, Michigan
State College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Girl Says
Kin Killed
Her Baby

LANSING. Oct. 15-Mrs. Jennie
Louise Burhans, 80. accused of
Staying the infant son of her I'M
wed stepdaughter. today was in
Jail awaiting arraignment in cir
cult court where she Will be tried
for first degree murder.
She appeared yesterday for eN-
animation in municipal court
where she heard her step
daughter. Virginia Burhans. is,
accuse her of threatening to Kill
the baby.
Before the baby was born.
Jennie said she would Kill II II
IL were a boy" Virginia said.
Virginia said she was awak-
ened on the night Of the alleged
Staying, 10 find her stepmother
hitting and shaking my baby.
She said Mrs. Burhans shook
the baby so hard she broke out
a section of It's crib.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Servi(emen Invited
To Clio Victory Dance

More than 600 service men from
Selfridge Field, Crosse lie, Fort
Wayne, the Naval Armory and
Coast Guard Station have ac-
cepted invitations 10 attend the
Victory Stomp which the United
Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
of America (CIO) will hold at
Eastwood Park at 9 p. m. to-
morrow. Besides dancing, The
program is TO include a floor
show. Proceeds will go 10 buy
Christmas presents for members
of the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
| Of 7 RepdtridteS
Is Known in City

BATTLE CREEK. Oct 15-Of
the seven repatriateS scheduled TO
return to America from Japan
and listed as living in Battle
Creek. only one Elon T.. Olney. is
definitely known as A Battle
Creek native.
The other six listed as Battle
Greek residents are Harry Frank
lin Wood. Emily s. Wood JOY l..
Wood. Rachael d Wood, John L.
Wood and Mary +. Wood.
No record OF the Woods appear
in either the missionary files of
the Seventh Day Advenusts or
the Battle Greek Sanltarium. long
a haven for returned misSionar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Co-Eds Save Tomato Crop

EAST LANSING. oct Is
Michigan State College goods to-
day were credited with saving
more than $4,000 pounds OF to-
matoeS from the institution 3D.
acre patch by volunteering their
services 10 harvest the crop
They have picked 200 hampers
OF tomatoes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Street Signs al $3.50
Protested in Bay City

BAY CITY, Oct. 15-City COM
miSsionerS showed their diSpleas-
ure at high priced street signs by
ordering a report of the cost
William Cameron asserted the
signs had cost $3.50 each and
that was way too much for a
cedar post and two pieces Of
board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Pill Eaters
Saginaw City Employees
lake EN- 10 Avoid Colds

SAGINAW, oct 15-Arrival Of
winter holds no fears for more
than so municipal employees who
learned by experience last winter
how 10 avoid colds by taking cold
preventive pills.
So outstanding was the success
Of the pill treatment prescribed
by city health officials that other
workers are joining the pill eat
eTS
II consists Of pill a day for
seven days and then a pill a
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Saginaw Air Cadet
Given Military Rites

SAGINAW, Oct. IS Funeral
services with full military honors
were held here today for Aviation
Cadet Warren NJ. Kahn, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kahn 1921
n. Fayette. who was killed in a
training crash in California last
Saturday. American Legion mem
bers served as an honor guard
and fired a salute over the grave
as "A Legion bugler sounded taps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

SAGINAW. Oct. Is Fearing
sale of surplus war
Will ruin normal mar
ketS after the war, Saginaw
postwar planners have started a
movement TO guard against II.
Resolutions urging distribution
Of surplus goods through eStab-
lished business channels will be
sent Michigan senators and con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Chief Clerk RESIGNS
SAGINAW Draft Board

SAGINAW. Oct Is - Differ
ence of opinion was blamed for
the resignation of Clare III. Par
ker, the second chief clerk to quit
Ration Board No. 2 in recent
The resignation was accepted
by Chairman Lawrence
f. Hendrix. The last clerk re-
signed 10 enter war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Curb Asked OH Sale
Of Surplus War Goods

grcSSmen by the distribution di-
vision of the Board Of Commerce
postwar planning committee.
They said such goods can be
disposed Of economically for the
government the public and pri-
Vate business if distributed
through existing channels and not
dumped on the market AS was
the case after World War !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
II Flint Motorists
Cited for Speeding

FLINT. oct. Is Eleven local
drivers have been cited TO ration
board members for a hearing on
speed violations, according 10
Capt. Herman Critics. police traf-
fic violations chief II is expected
early hearings will be- held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
4I/2 Million for Beets

SAGINAW. Oct. Is With a
final payment Of 1881. 900 yester-
day Michigan Sugar Co. brought
10 81 SIS 900 the amount paid beet
sugar growers for its SIX plants
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
What S on the Air

This program mas been
cigca The Detroit Times by
ths stations herein listed.
m the presentations as
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ar. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troit Times.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

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WNYZ-Day IN Review.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

I ERE is pleasant little that will
day. IL numerical puzzle designed to spell
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
On The Planet Monqe
By Lyman YOUNG
By Zane GREY
By Fran Striker
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Evening star., 1943-10-06

farm price supports and subsidy
programs. Mr.. Jones said next years
farm goals call for crop acreage
of 380,000,000 acres compared with
1854 100000 this year-and for main
tenance of high production levels
for meat, dairy products and eggs.
The largest percentage increases
in production are recommended" he
said, for those crops which furnish
food for direct human consumption,
such as soybeans, peanuts, dry beans
and peas, fresh and processed vege-
tables"
He explained dwindling supply
OF feed will, on the other hand, re-
qulre some changes in livestock feed
ing programs. particularly the pro-
ductlon of fewer hogs and chickens
and the marketing of hogs at lighter
weights.
Price Adjustments Necessary.
To obtain maximum production 1t
will be necessary, he said to make
certain adjustments in the struc-
ture of Government price supports
to farmers, but he did not elaborate.
although the general level of
farm prices is fairly adequate, ad-
justments in support prices for some
commodities must be made to cover
the resulting added costs and risks,
which are necessarily incident to in
creased production by old producers
and any production by new produc-
ers OF given commodity" Mr.. Jones
said.
He said he hoped Congress would
vote to increase Gees funds so that
the powers of that corporation can
be used to the fullest extent In in
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creasing food production" and "tc
prevent increases in consumer
prices"
"Backroom Boys" Hit.
The assertion that Mr.. Jones is
not holding the reins came from
Representative Wolcott of Michigan
ranking Republican of the House
Banking Committee, who said the
Nations food policy was being
dictated by the administration S
boys in the backroom."
Identifying the "backroom boys
as the Presidents advisers, Harry
Hopkins, Samuel Rosenman, Felix
Frankfurter and Ben Cohen, Mr.
Wolcott said:
They are the ones who are doing
the policy-making. They send UP
to Congress people like Marvin
Jones and Economic Stabilizer Fred
Vlnson to present their program yet
they-the backroom boys-are the
ones who are pulling the strings"
Mr.. Wolcott, declaring that Con-
gress would seek to prevent anv fund
increases granted the CCC from be-
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Marvin Jones Urges
Congress 10 Support
Food Subsidy Plans

Ey the Associated Press.
War Food Administrator Mar
win Jones went up on Capitol Hill
again today and asked congress
Slonal support of administration
farm policies.
The request was made in connec-
ton with WAS announced plan to
get the largest crop acreage in the
Nations history into food and feed
production next year.
The objectives, Mr.. Jones told the
House Agriculture Committee, were
to obtain maximum farm output in
1914 and at the same time prevent
an increase in consumer prices.
Mr.. Jones went before the COM
mittee to outline the 1914 program
in the wake of charge from one
Republican that the boys in the
| back room rather than the VIA
administrator, are running the farm
show.
S500,OOO, 900 Program.
Reiterating testimony which he
gave last week to the House Bank
ing Committee in support of a re-
quest for an additional $50O,000, 900
borrowing authority for the Com
modify Credit Corp. to be used for
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ture Committee said the group wants
to find out whether Mr.. Jones "is
the boss"
I'VE want to know If he's going
to run the program or if it will be
subject to price suggestions and
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ing used for subsidies, said there
had been an attempt to socialize in
dustry. an attempt to socialize
medicine and now we have an at
tempt to socialize agriculture by
making it financially dependent
upon the Government"
THE tendency means CONTROL" he
said, adding:
The farmer, with our support, is
going to fight that control"
Before Mr.. Jones testified, Chair
man Fulmer of the House Agricul-
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It's common sense 10 be thrifty,
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
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other changes by half q dossnN
agencies" he said.