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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
S737917 Profit
By Sutherland Paper

CHICAGO. Jan. 30 Sutherland
Paper Company reports for the
year ended December 81, 1912, net
profit of $737,917, after federal
income and excess profits taxes,
etc, equal to S2.57 share, against
SSl8.055 or $2S a share in 1871.
Provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes for 1912
amounted 10 Sf.415.174. after de-
duction OF SlS.9s9 postwar refund
of excess profits taxes, compared
with federal taxes of $756, 352 in
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
{. 0. Jones Named
Federal MoguI Officer

Announcement is made by the
Federal-Mogul Corporation, bear
ing manufacturers, Of the election
of Edwin Olney Jones as vice
president. Jones. who continues
as sales manager of the company
original equipment division. has
been associated with Federal
Mogul since the corporations or
ganization in 1924 and a director
since 1929.
At the same meeting, Guy S.
Peppiatt was elected executive
assistant TO the president, II. Gray
MuZZy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 CUP).

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 (UP).
Secretary Of Labor Frances
Perkins reported today that build
ing permit valuations in 1912 de-
clned AZ per cent from tho previ-
Gus years total, due largely 10
wartime restrictions on building.
New York City. which had head
cd the list since the department
began collecting statistics in 1921,
dropped 10 third place last year
lis permit valuations totalled S7S,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Abdite Gauge
Plant Opened

Work was completed this week
on the new plant OF the Abditc
Gauge Company located at the
northwest corner Of Q A X m n
boulevard and Ruby avenue, Dear
born.
The building is Of moderpistic
brick and glass block construction
and contains 1900 square feet Of
floor space and was built under
authority of the WPB
Tho Abdite company Is already
under production making fine
precision gauges and instruments
The owners OF the new concern
Alfred J. Morency and Raymond
ID. LangloiS. are well known in the
tool and gauge industry and have
had many years OF experience in
this type OF work Alfred j. Nor
ency, president of the new com
pany. is now vice president and
manager of the Langlois Gauge
Company. Raymond d. Langlois.
the vice president, is secretary Of
the LangloiS Gauge Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Genuinely Helpful

IL the union leaders returned
the compliment of Johnston, and
started TO advise business or
CARNATIONS. they might. II they
wanted 10 be constructive and
genuinely helpful, perhaps speak
IN this manner:
Concentrate on fact finding.
and on policies related 10 reali-
ties In the dynamic world IN
which We live. Don't waste your
ammunition ON the dead dogmas
Of mid-victorian theorists. whose
teachers are out Of touch with
contemporary facts. stop activi-
ties which are intended % do
little more than cater "a the
pre- iudices ~ your own members,
and devote your energies 20 dis
seetiHg the national economy
and TO developing management
policies and ideas which will
make men more productive.
Make no apology for being
yourselves and being business
like, and for tying your observs-
lions 10 the findings OF book
keeping In double entry form.
Accordingly, when you make .
speech or write an article or
give an interview, don't try -
assume the protective colorstion
Of n political scientist.
"Be critical Of the phrase
maker, and devote your energies
90 understanding the realities.
This entails the capacity to audit
political statIsticians and propa.
ganda from all sources"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

feels in position to advise ths
unions how 10 put their house
in order.
Labor" Johnston points out
in the Readers Digest. should
drop all 'made-wOrtS' devices. IL
should drop all devices for get
ting paid for work not done. IL
should drop all merely negative
resistance 10 improvements of
machines and OF methods. il
should universally adopt the posi-
tive policy which some outstsnd-
ing unions have already adopted.
That IN, II should help manage
ment 10 improve processes and
reduce costs. More than 500
labor management committees
are doing this now In the course
Of the war production drive 10
win the war. They should keep
on doing II after the war 10
make the peace also a victory.
They should master and memo
rize one other remark once made
by Justice BrandeIs. He said;
Tho one finsf way In which Wa
can improve the condition Of the
worker IN 10 produce more. In
order that there may be more 10
divide"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Standard Products
Names New Directors

Harvey A. Gotschaii Of Prescott
g. Co. and Myron II. Wilson OF
Wilson, Mcbride e. Co. both of
Cleveland. have been elected di-
rectors Of the Standard Products
Company. according TO announce
ment by DR.. J. S. Reid president.
They replace Edward p Prescott
and Ellsworth II. Augustus. both
of whom are on duty with the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
American Radiator
Votes 15C Dividend

American Radiator and Stand
ard Sanitary Corporation has de-
clared a dividend OF ID cents on
the common. payable March 81, 10
holders of record February 70. In
1912. two payments were made,
Is cents each in March and De-
cember.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
WoIv. Cement Profit
H1,833 Durinq 1912

C0LDWATER, Jan. 3o.-Wol-
VERNE Portland Cement Company
reports for the year ended Dec. 81.
1912, profit before taxes, of
S7l 1888 as compared with S57.75l
in l94i. Shipments in 1912 were
the largest since 1929.
c. n. Mckenzie of Quincy and
C. f. White Of Grand Rapids were
elected directors at the annual
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Constructive Advice

II is an interesting precedent
which Johnston sets. Perhaps, as
reciprocal gesture. Philip Muir
ray. or John l.. Lewis or William
Green. from the labor side, might
wish 10 give some constructive
advice 10 the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States and
10 the National Association OF
Manufacturers.
In speaking TO labor, Johnston,
however. does not distinguish be-
tween organized and unorganized
labor. He apparently forgets
that. despite the great growth
Of unionisn in the last decade,
most Of the gainfully occupied
persons in the United States are
still unorganiZed in order 10
achieve prosperity. 81 is neceE-
Saf-y 10 keep the economic groups
IN balanced income relationships
20 one another, and II some
groups are better organized than
others. there IL always the eco
nomc threat of disequilibrium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
2 Million HIP.

When the huge hydroelectric
units begin next November to pour
out 100000 horsepower as
against Boulder Dams 1885, 600
the output will he carried over l.
transmission lines OF $4,000 volts
each 10 Aryidas aluminium plant,
which is II city blocks in length
and half again as wide
The Shipsaw will be finished
well ahead of schedule--by No
vember Of this year instead of the
end of 1914. Credit for this is
given in Canada 10 a lean. leathery
man, McNeely Dubose. who came
here from North Carolina II years
ago and is now power chief of the
aluminium company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

record Febru-
airy -. At the
meet in &, Off
GERS and direc-
tors were re-
elected.
According 10
the report 10
& [ o c X h q d :
erS presented
by Charles {.
Bowen, pTeSI-
dent. the COM
pany's premium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
s. @. Ohio Constructs
New Cracking Plant

CLEVELAND. Jan. &c Stand
ard Oil Company OF Ohio has
started construction OF new
cracking plant that will make base
stock for aviation gasoline. The
company is understood TO be
financing the plant without gov
Iernment aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Barron S Business
Index Takes Drop

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The
physical volume of business in the
week ended January % declined 10
1880 from 1912 in the preceding
week. according 10 Barron's. A
year ago this index was 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Parker Rust-Proof
Paws 371( on Common

Parker Rust-Proof Company has
declared a dividend OF 37is cents
on the common, payable March !
10 holders of record February 10.
Same amount was paid Decem-
her |
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Superior Tool Payment

Superior Tool and Die Corpora
tnon has declared a dividend of
IA cents, payable February ~ 30
holders Of record February II.
Payments in 1912 were on
cents quarterly basis. with % cents
eNlra dividend on November 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Industriaist Stresses
Cooperation With Labor
G. Of G. Head Goes on Record
in Favor Of Collective Bargaining
BY MERRyLE STANLEY RUKEysER
Intern tinnaI heaA serxiee IcnnnmIc .CRnnsnlalor

Eric Johnston 46year-old business executive from spokane
Wash OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the United
ingredient public affairs by sressng
with organized labor rather than points OF
conflict.
especially desirable thus to strengthen the
United by promoting the harmony Of interests OF all
instead OF fostering internal class warfare
Having himself favor OF collective bar
and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Quarterly Payment
By Buell. Die Co.

Buell. Die and Machine Com
pany has declared the regula
quarterly dividend Of two cents OF
the common stock, payable Feb
ruary Is. 10 holders OF recorC
February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Votes soc on A Stock

MuSkegon Motor Specialties
Company has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of 50 cents
on the Glass a convertible pre-
ferred stock. payable March I to
holders of record February IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Standard Accident
Reports Gains
Premium Volume Rises
II Per Cent in AZ

Standard Accident Insurance
Company, Detroit, declared 81 "a
cent dividend on the common
stock. payable March 3 10 stock OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Canada Building
Worlds Largest
Power System
Quebec Project Greater
Than v. S. Boulder Dam;
Cost Near 10 Millions

ARVIDA. Que. Jan 30 (UP).-
Canada is building the worlds
Ilargest power system 49, ever
greater than the United States
Boulder Dam-at ShipSaw, Que
or the upper Saguenay River. II
was revealed today after two
years of official secrecy imposed
. for reasons OF security.
Ten thousand men have worked
two years building this mass oi
steel and concrete for the alumni
mum Company of Canada AT q cost
,of 500. 100 600 Producing more
than 1000, 900 horsepower by next
November, II will provide tho
United Nations with vast new
quantities OF aluminium.
The thousands who toiled and
still work with giant steam SHOW
els, cranes. tractors. locomotives
and with bare hands, redirected
the Saguensy River through .
canal big enough 10 float an ocean
liner. built huge storage dam rs
miles back in the bush, end erected
a DOWeThOuSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31


llahnr- lack of materials need
for speed, accidents and the haz'
ards of haSty work.
Rock froze 10 dump cars and
had 10 be hacked out while ice in
the bed of the plateau was al
ttacked with drilling machines
Men who worked at night under
isearehlights could stay out in the
cold for only two or three hours al
stretch. thus doubling the
amount Of labor required.
Sixty lives were lost on the job
Is Of them when fire ragged
through the campsife,
Small cities mushroomed VI
lsround ShipSaw - thousands OF
men. women and children whose
lives were linked TO the great
project. To recruit their labor
company officials went from one
end of the Dominion TO another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Detroit Stocks

NaItfI lnrIunInE 900 I0If, y -NFo fFAfff
Dividends IN the foregoing table Arp the
amounts declared or paid ~ far this year
unless otherwise noted. h-Psid la 1912,
jex IA dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
New York Cotton

February re Aprii. uis 80 June
nIe - August rie % September. uisiG.
November. niP % January, nisss
n-NSminal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Montreal Silver

kst closed steady with February 20 IS bid,
Inc transactions. January closed cut
Thuredav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
so Lives Lost

They contended with bitter cold
and frozen ground, shortages Of
labor lack of materials the need
for speed. accidents and the haz-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Pupils Study
Bill Of Rights

Under the guidance of their
teachers, many elementary and In
term diate school students
in the Detroit area today were en-
gagged in, study of the Bill Of Rights
TO aid them in preparing their en-
tries for the Detroit Times Bill
of Rights Editorial contest.
Offering 5000 in war bonds as
prizes, the contest will close Dec
10. The winning editorial, which
will bring its author the first prize
Of a 500 war bond, will be printed
on the Times editorial page
Dec. IS. Here are the rules:
The contest IL open 20 AL school pu-
pills In the Detroit area. up 10 and includ
Ing the ninth grsde. with the exception 20 o.
the children OF regular employees Of Th'
Detroit Times.
2-Entries are 70 he sent directly %
"Bill OF Rights Contest Editor The De
troit Times. Detroit 81, Mich
3-Ths editors 81 The Detroit Times will
be the contest judges and their deelsion'
VIII he final.
In event that two or more entries are
adjudged 10 he OF Identical merit dupli'
cate prizes will be awarded.
a-Entrles which are 10 he written IN
The form % a newspaper editorial. mus
not exceed ESQ words. There 10 no mini
mum limit.
s-Entries must be postmsrksd not later
7-Each entry must he accompanied bS
The name, address. school and grade o.
the contestant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Senate Launches
U.S.-Wide Quiz
InDe|inquency
BY DAVID CAMELON
DETROIT Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30-With
distinguished group of Amer
lean educators and law-enforcing
officials on the witness list, a
Senate subcommittee today
launched a nationwide inquiry
into the increasingly grave prob
lem of Juvenile delinquency.
The special subcommittee on
wartime health and education OF
the House education and labor
committee announced that the
hearings will represent a round
up" of expert opinion of the
subject; seeking not only the
cause but the cure.
Senator Claude Pepper oil
Florida, chairman OF the com
mittee. said:
Juvenile delinquency has be-
come a cause for national con-
Germ. As yet there has been
no co-ordinated effort by gov
eminent agencies to combat
the problem. Nor, apparently,
has there been any complete
compilation Of all available In
formation on the subject In
government hands"
Senator Pepper expressed ap
probation OF the work the Hears
newspapers have been doing II
taking a lead in co-ordinatinl
work OF various agencies anC
individuals focusing on this
problem.
The committee, he said, vii
attempt 10 establish the dis
passionate facts. and 10 recon
mend sound remedial measures o
prevention and cure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Actress Divorces
Feodor ChaIiapin
Times Photo

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 80 (INSl
Cieeiy- Ann -GhaliaPif
won divorce today from Feodor
Chaliapin, actor and technical
film director and son of the late
Russian basSo of the same name
"My husband used In slap
me-" she told Superior Judge
Archibald. when he took me
out to visit his friends, they all
spoke Russian and 1 couldn't
understand a word Of IL. That
was cruelty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Red Quiz
BAN Hit
Detroit Tunes washington bureau

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-A
congressional investigation was
demanded today to determine the
forces behind civil service COM
mission order TO its investigators
prohibiting them asking questions
Of potential government employees
as 10 Communist connections.
Rep. Fred f. Busbey (R) OF
Illinois warned that If the in
structions were not withdrawn, II
would further pad the federal
pay rolls with Communists and
fellow travellers"
He charged the order was in
spired by New Deal bureaucrats
attempting 10 put another OBJ
stacle in the way of the congress
sional campaign TO rid federal
agencies of subversive employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Says u. S. Cash Aids
Dominican ,DietafeFf'

BURLINGTON, VI, Nov. 30
QNS) Morales, former
Vce-president Of Santo Domingo,
said today that American money,
intended under lend-ieaSc TO ard
the Dominican Republic, has been
and is being used by President
Truiillo 10 keep in power a regime
bloodier than Hitlers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

ADvERTIsEMENT
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Los Dragones
Jugaran Hoy
Con Los Terriers

La fuerte novena de los Drago-
mes de jefferson jugara hoy por
la tarde con ell poderoso grupo de
peloteros que defiende Ia enseha
de los Terriers de Hillsborough.
En- SUI dltimo %encuentro, la sc.
mana pasada, los jovenes del plan
tel de Seminole Heights alcanza-
ron ell triunfo con un total de B
carreras por tres.
81 los Dragones son derrotados,
ell campeonato quedara en- duda
.hasta que jueguen con los Jesui-
.tas.
Paul Williams lanzara por ell
Marlborough y Bill Tanner por ell
jefferson.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
LIGA NACIONAL
Victoria de los Dodgers

Los pitchers Melton, ell del bra
20 hinchado, y Pollet, ell frances,
sostuvieron aver un duelO en-
Brooklyn Y vencieron los Esquiva-
dores con anotaci6n de l carrera
por 0.
Pegaron siete "hits" los batea-
dores de la novena vencedOra y
cinco los de la "maltratada".
La unica carrera sc prOdujo en-
la segunda entrada y la impulse
ell propio Melton. Lleva Melton
ahora alcanzada una victoria y Sc
la acredita en- su haber una derrO-
ia.
San Luis DC, 5h, lie; Brooklyn
1c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Phelps Tendra
Que Esperar Dos
Moses Para Jugar

PITTSBURGH, mayo 18.-Los
Piratas anunciaron aver que ell
comisionado Lands les ha nOtifi-
cado que Babe Phelps, ell catcher,
no podra jugar hasta 60 dias des-
pues de efectuadas las negocia-
clones por virtud de las cuales pa
sara a prestar sus servicios a los
Phillies.
Debese la decision del comisio-
nado a que Phelps no firmo ell
contrato de 1943 diez dias antes
de que la temporada empezase y
Sc coloc6 en- la lista de peloteros
voluntariamente retirados.
81 las dos novenas aceptan ell
perfodo de espera de 60 dias, en-
tonces ell trato podra cOmpletarse.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA AMERICANA

Fueron aplazados todos los de-
safios que habia senalados para
aver.
Hoy jugaran los Senadores con
los Browns, en- San Luis, y actua-
ran los pitchers Pyle y Galehouse;
Yankees y Tigres, en Detroit, su-
biendo a Ia "lomita" Borowy Y
Newhouser; Medals Rojas frente
a los Indios, en- Cleveland, o los
pitchers Hughson y Dean, y Atle-
ticos Y Medals Blancas, en- Chica-
go, siendo los "serpentineros'
Christopher y Smith.
La posicion de las n%ovenas, en-
10 que va de temporada, es la ST.
guiente:
Yankees, IA ganadOs y 8 perdi-
dos, promedio de $50; Indios, 10
Y 8, promedio de SOL; Senadores,
IA y IL, promedio de $50; San
Luis, 9 y 8, con un total de 500
p%untos; Tigres, 10 y II, promedio
de 476; Atleticos, IL y Ia, 440;
Medals Blancas, 6 y Is, 2S6, Y
Medals Rojas, la nOvena conan
dada por Joe Cronin, 5 ganados y
10 perdidos, con 364 puntos de
promedio.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
PRIMEROS
A
DELAS LIGAS
MAYORES

Los cuatro primeros bateadores
en- las dos ligas mayores, la Nacio-
nal Y la Americana, eran aver es-
tos: O'Dea, ~Cardenales, 429; Wa
ner, Dodgers, 375; Stephens,
Browns, 1858, y Higgins, Tigres,
1853.
Mayor n1mero de carreras: Ca
MILL, Dodgers, 10; Galan, Dod-
gers, 16; White, Atleticos, II, y
Keller, Yankees, 16.
Careers impulsadas: Herman,
Dodgers, II; Vaughan, Owen y
Walker, Brooklys, IA cada uno;
Spence, Senadores, Is, y Johnson,
Washington, 16.
Mayor n1mero de "hits": Frey
Mccormick, Rojos, 81; White,
Atleticos, 81; Higgins y Wake
field, Tigres, 20 cada uno.
Tubeyes: Herman, Dodgers, .;
Vaughan, Dodgers, 8; Clary, Sc
nadores, 8; Bloodworth, Detroit
7.
Tribeyes: Mccarthy, Bravos'
Musial. Cardenales, y RUSSELL
Pittsburgh, 8 cada uno; Keller
Yankees, 8, y varios jugadoreS
empatados en- dos cada uno'
Cuadrangulares: Maynard, Ill
gantes, 4; OFT, Litwhiler y Mayor
3 cada uno; Keller, de los Yank-
ees, 4, y Labs, Chartak y NC
Quinn, tres cada mo-.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Los Rojos Atropellaron a los
Gigantes

Starr, ell excelente pitcher del
Cincinnati, permiti6 ocho "hits"
a los Gigantes, pero 6stos solo
pudieron hacerle una carrera, en-
ell quinto "episodio'. Los Rojos
ayudaron a su pitcher con nueve
"jilotes", tres de ellos bateados
por Frey. La derrota lie cores
pondi6 a Feldman, que fuera rele-
vado por Adams.
Starr ayud6 a su victoria dispa-
rando un "terapeuticO", con las
bases llenas, en- ell segundo "in-
ning'.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, Be; New York
1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Reyes Jugara la
Primera Base De
Los Gigantes

NEW YORK, mayo 18.-Napo-
leon Reyes, primera base del
"club" Jersey City, Sc %incorpora-
"a how a los Gigantes para reem-
plazar en- la "inicial" a Joe Oren-
go.
Reeves es IN mejor bateador que
Orengo y juega bien su posicion'
Ell aho pasado ell cubano bateo
con IN promedio de 214 puntos'
En- esta temporada ha venidO des-
empenando la tercera base.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Zurita Sc Batira
Con Vazquez

HOLLYWOOD, California, ma
yo 18.-El pr6ximo viernes, en- es-
ia ciudad, ell mejicanO Juan zu-
rita, una de las "~estrellas" del pc
so ligero, Sc ~enfrentara con Ell es-
panol Henry vazquez, de Flaldei-
fla, a diez asaltos.
vazquez fue derrotado hace
pocos dfas por Ell negro henry
Armstrong.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Triunfaron los Phillies SObre Ell
Chicago

Johnny Podgajny prob6 de nue.
va que es el "domador" de los
Cubs Y aver supO derrOtarlos,
bien secundado por u compane-
ros de novena. Pegaron los Cubs
ocho "jilotes" y pasarOn cuatro
veces la gonna. Con un total de
IL "hits" consigui6 anotar 8 ca
rreras ell conjunto muy mejorado
que comanda "Bucky" Harris.
Stan Hack, como de costumbre,
lie bate6 tres hits a Podgajny. Ell
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Jackie Canura
Combatira Con
Hamburg

WASHINGTON, mayo 18.-Pa-
20 al viernes Sc anuncia un en-
ouentro a 10 asaltos, sin titulo
commonwealth, entire Jackie Ca
llura, campe6n canadense del peso
de nIuma, y Lew Hanbury, gladia-
dor local.
Callura no desea comDash .oe
Willie Pep, ell campe6n de las lzo
libras para la Comisi6n AtlStica
del estado de New York
La gaceta., 1943-05-18

catcher Hernandez no pudo "cO-
nectar de "hit".
Despues de Claudio Passeau, ell
derrotado, pasaron por ell "caj6n"
los pitchers Hanyzewski y Elem
ing.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
&c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Defendera
ITitulo La
Proxirna

DNG BEACH, California, ma
campe6n mundial del
bantam, Manuel Ortiz, Sc
DrOmeti6 aver a defender su
ha, ell dia 26 de mayo, frente
|s9 Robleto, de Pasadena, un
de mOsca.
Dbleto Sc obligo con ell empire
] Dave Foutz a aumentar su
i " subir al tablado con 118 Ii
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Ie Buffalo
/ Ayudando
Beau Jack

HAYWOOD LAKE, New
mayo 1S.-Se ha incorpo-
II c~ampamento del campeon
lack. y lie ayuda a entrenar-
gladiator Gene Buffalo.
i. defendera su corona ell
mo viernes, dia FL.
en- los preparativos
ademas de Buffalo,
. Wright y Wiley Forsey.
.aba aver ell negro de Angus
Georgia, con ell cual desea
atir Sammy Angott, 1873 Ii
tres sobre ell Unite de su ca
ia,