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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
'Draftee No. l.
Injured in Attu,
Returns Home
Tells Of Jap Cowards;
Glad TO Escape Lies
Broadcast From Toxic

Order No. l in the draft lot.
terry, Roe Stevens is back ir
Detroit today wearing four cam.
paign bars, and two gold stars
representing major engagements
and nursing a hip injury which
brought him a medical discharge
from the army.
Sworn into the army in Febru.
AIRY, 1941, Stevens was later dis.
charged with the over 38 age
group. He was called again the
following year and sent TO Dutch
Harbor.
Being back in Detroit still
seems like a miracle 10 Stevens
81 can't believe I'm here"
he said. cit seems like a dream
and I'll wake UP and And my
self shivering In a foxhole on
Attu Island,
JAP BRoADCAsTs WORST
ABut though weather conditions
dried foods and windstorms were
hard 10 take at times, the great.
est cross soldiers had 10 bear In
their long, lonely months in this
northern outpost was the voice OF
a woman broadcasting short wave
from Toxic.
THE stories she told OF 80, 900
American boys massacred I'm the
Aleutians were the widest
bunch of lies yon could possibly
listen TO-" said Stevens.
The phrasing OF her reports
was always the same. Inferior
American bombers were blasted
out of the sky by the superior
Japanese
I'VE were right there and
knew how ridiculous these
stories were. How we hated
those broadcastsw
But no one can tell Stevens
that the Americans aren't good
fighters. He knows how they can
take it.
YANKs DON'T COMPLAIN
When the going really gets
tough, no one gripes or COM
plains. IT'S just one OF those
things. II the mail comes
through and you don't get a let
ter from your wife or sweet
heart, you just wait. tn come
next time.
And we know back home
there are people working TO
make IL easier for us. Take the
American Red Cross. They're
doing great job.
when ! landed In the hospi-
tai In San Francisco, Red
Cross volunteer was right be-
side me with a telegraph blank
I'm her hand ready TO take a
message TO my family.
"All the way along the line,
they help make things easier.
That's the kind Of teamwork II
takes 20 win a war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Roosevelt, Stain
Meeting limited
Churchill at Conference
Also. Na1is Say

LONDON Aug. z CUPl-The
German DNB agency said Under a
Stockholm date today that Prime
Minister sChurchill was believed
en- route 10 a war strategy con-
ference with President Roose-
welt.
Diplomatic circles in Stockholm
were said 10 believe that Premier
Stain also would attend. Stain
is on a six-week inspection tour
of the front, DNB said. and in
his absence, Foreign Commissar
Molotov is serving as chief of
government with Ivan Maisky.
Soviet ambassador 10 Britain. di.
recting the foreign commissariat
Informed sources in London
speculated that Churchill and Mr.
Roosevelt might confer in the
next few weeks with a view TO-
ward speeding up the conduct Of
the war in the light of recent
Allied successes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Saginaw Riuer Searched
For Six-F DOT Alligator

They Scoffed at two reports
that an alligator had been seen
in the river. then George Carr, a
city scrap paper collector, living
on Ojibway Island, made a third
report.
Carr said he saw a large log
on the river bank and thought
il would be good 10 salvage for
firewood. But when he approached
the log. II wriggled into the river
and swan away.
Carr said the reptile was about
the size Of a man. Police, now
convinced, are cunning for the
gator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
7 Witnesses Hunted
For ExtortiOn Trial

NEW YORK, Aug. z QNS)-
Federal authorities today secured
the nation for two men wanted
as witnesses in the coming trial
Of eight men accused in a 81 ,000.-
600 movie extortion trial.
Federal Judge John c. Knox
yesterday signed warrants for the
pair: Robert Mccullough of
Burnham, Ill, and Nicholas Avo-
Ito, formerly of Chicago. last re-
ported in Brooklyn. Both have
police records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

Nine-year-old Douglas at
the Juvenile Detention Home
in Chicago, telling how wan
derlust seized him and he
started off on a trek that took
him through Detroit and
Battle Creek as we'll as Salt
Lake City, Ut; Biloxi, Miss;
Cheyenne, Wyo. and Kansas
City, Mo-, before he finally
wound up in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
China in Final Tribute
To President Lin Sen

CHUNGKING, Aug. 7 CUP
China, led by Generalissimo
Chang KAi Shek, paid final trib-
ute today 10 its late president,
Lin Sen.
The services were conducted in
the ceremonial hall of Lin Sens
suburban resi- den.ce. AS guns
roared 10-gun salute and the
Kuomintang headquarters ban d
played a funeral dirge. the gen
eranSSi~ led the final rites for
party officials.
A second ceremony. attended
by diplomats. members Of Ameri-
can, British. Russian and Polish
military missions and press cor
respondents. was conducted later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Britons Bid Welcome
BY Catania S Mayor

CATANIA, Sicily, Aug. 4 (de-
layed) (UP) - The mayor of
Catania officially welcomed Brit
ish military authorities 70 Siellys
second city today and said the
Germans had looted homes and
deprived the $4,000 inhabitants re-
manning In the city of food for
"a hours before British troops ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Cleveland Strike Vote

CLEVELAND, Aug. Z INS)-
Representatives OF the CLOS Util-
ity Workers Organizing Commit
tee today notified the federal
government that union employees
of the Cleveland Electric Illumi-
mating Company intend taking a
strike vote Sept. 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Today's Snake Story

CARLISLE. Pa, July 81 (INS)
Isaac Parsons probably will
never reach into a tool box again
without first looking into it,.
Searching for pair Of pliers he
pulled out a two-foot copperhead
snake attacked 10 a finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Opera in Chicago
Off Pending Sale

CHICAGO, Aug. 7 (UPl-The
Chicago Civic Opera house may
be silent next winter.
Plans for the opera season are
az a standstill pending Atty. Gen.
Barrett's approval OF the recent
sale of the Chicago Music Foun-
dation's equity in the building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Kansan Still Busy

SOME WHERE IN NEW
GUINEA, Aug. 7 QNS)-Voted
outstanding Kansas business man
in 1871. LIST 1t. John B. Willcoxon
of Topeka pilots a bomber from
this base. He has flown n mis-
SiOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Rumanian Oil BIazes

LONDON. Aug. 7 (UP)-Fires
ragged in the Ploesu oil fields in
Rumania for four days after the
American bombing attack. the
Stockholm correspondent Of the
Daily Telegraph reported today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
MAY NOT HAVE SWAN

As the Canadian military IN
tenSified it's investigation tn ii s
weekend. il was revealed that
Krug may not have accompanied
tn so German officers on their
swimming party.
Although he had signed for the
party there was no proof he had
entered the water
Military officials admitted that
no special attention was given 10
the crafty Krug, despite his pre-
vious escape, because every priS-
oner entering camp is intent upon
escaping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

SAGINAW. Aug. 7 CUP)-City
police finally are convinced that
there is a six-foot alligator in
Saginaw River, but they still
don't know how the gator got
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Congress Row
Expected Over
Fathers Draft
Size of Armed Forces
Again viii Be Debated;
MeNutt Firm on Plans
BY PHILLIPS J. PECK

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (INS)
National hue and cry over
drafting pre-Pearl Harbor fathers
appeared likely today TO plunge
Congress into another uproar
over the size OF the armed forces
when the legislators return Sept
ia from their summer vacation.
Many manpower experts believe
this issue. is certain TO be re-
opened. il Congress sets out to
block War Manpower Commits
sin order instructing local draft
boards TO begin reclassifying men
with children born prior to Sept,
IS, 1912, preparatory 10 their in-
duction into the armed forces
after Oct. !.
VINO Chairman McNutt and
national Selective Service officials
have stood firm on their order
despite a demand from Senator
Wheeler Cd OF Montana, for a
months delay in the induction OF
fathers, and a mounting wave
of opposition from local draft
boards against such induction.
McNUTT REPLIES
In a telegram to Wheeler, Nc
Mutt said the draft of fathers
could not be delayed beyond Oct.
], If the quotas for the armed
services were 10 be filled.
Senator Wheeler said he was
requesting Senate Majority leader
Barley and House Speaker Ray
burn 20 call Congress back into
session before the Sept. IL ex-
piration OF it's recess 10 over
ride McNutt's draft fathers
rdcr."
Wheeler said he would press
for enactment OF his own bill 20
defer the drafting Of fathers until
next Jan. l. or the Kilday bill.
already approsed by the House.
TO stay their induction until all
single men have been called into
service.
The two measures. he said In
a reply TO MetAtttfttt ,- should show
TO you the sentiments in Congress
and the country regarding this
matter >. Why spend billions in
countries which have not sent n
single soldier 10 the fronts and
draft American fathers ?"
WARNING BY WPB
WPB officials. alarmed over
tagging munitions output, warned.
however, that war production
would drop spectacularly" IL
Congress blocks the scheduled in
duction OF fathers and fails 10
make provision for the replace
ment of single men and childlesS
married men who will have 10 be
withdrawn from war plants 10 fill
draft quotas.
Meanwhile selective service Off
Gals announced that draft quotas
would be adjusted on a national
basis so that all local boards will
begin the drafting Of fathers at
approximately the same time.
: Boards with the highest reserve
of available non-fsthers will bear
the brunt of forthcoming draft
calls. while those who are already
scraping the bottom OF the barrel
will be given light quotas. OH
Gals warned. however, that there
was no certainty that such action
would delay the induction Of
fathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
SOURCE OF CLOTHES

How ne obtained these together
with letters from different On
tario factories stating he had been
employed and could be recon-
mended was a mystery.
When Krugs disappearance was
discovered AT the Gravenhurst
camp, all his known clothes were
found in his room. He was be-
lieved 10 have been clad only in
bathing trunks and a sweat-shirt.
Unless clothes were planted
by someone on the outside, Krug
would have been an easy target
for pursuers. Although there are
many summer cottages in this
Canadian resort area. Canadian
authorities said no reports of bur-
glaries had been received. nor was
there any proof he had waylaid
a Canadian soldier and had taken
his clothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

nurses. Just ask any druggist for Mother's
Frisnd-the ska lubricant : Trx. "a. tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Krug Accomplish
In Canada Hunted
Silent on Traitor Who
Gave Him Clothes, Cash
BY ALBERT KAUFMAN

As Oberleutnant Hans Peter
Krug rejoined his Nszi compan-
ions at the scenic Gravenhurst,
Ont. prison camp overlooking
Muskoka Bay, Canadian author
tiles Saturday sought a Canadian
Max Stephan"
Their hunt was based on the
numerous papers. forged Canadian
registration card and English and
Canadian money found on the
Nazi ilier when he was captured
Thursday morning in a North Bay
railroad station.
SILENT ON ESCAPE
Spouting international military
law, krug refused TO tell ms cap
tors how he crashed the almost
escape-proof Gravenhurst camp.
"A German officer does not
need 10 answer enemy ques-
tons" he told Sgt +. r. Divine,
the Canadian military police
man, who recognized Krug
emerging from the dark and
placed him under arrest.
But Detroiters know the Nazis
are Inconsistent.
They know that Krug'S answers
from the witness stand almost
cost the life Of Stephan. the De-
troit tavern owner who aided
Krug in his first escape, April,
1912, from the Bowmanville. Ont,
prison camp.
Krug was wearing Canadian
army. trousers, a black and red
checked windbreaker and a home
made cap when taken into Gus
tody at North Bay.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las IL carreras de
anoche Frisky Girl, Birdie Rip
pey, Sweet Tone, Country Ru-
be, Running Fire, Roll On Blue,
Caddo Pete, Service, John Ma
loney, Minute e Imported Cash.
Dos favoritos, Birdie Rippey y
Sweet Tone, ganaron la apues-
ia doble y sus boletos alcanza-
ron una recompensa de $26.40.
John Maloney venci6 en- la no
vena Y sus b0letos Sc abonaron
a $40.
Intervendran en- la novena
carrera de la noche de hoy Gun
ter Daddie, Nita Roll, Spot Bot
tie, Judy Bigger, King Cole,
Ken Barmier, Silver Zyphyr y
Grand Son.
Correran EN- la octava Red
McGee, Sweet Eunice. Flying
Lad, Who's Boy, Bobbie Mae,
Boston Darling Lady Lin y
LOngboat.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
foeaslda GcGfo nerstcosn q las
olmeias id pacff1co dai SIr

foeasldal Gdlfo nersicoso q las
almejas del Pacifico del Sur,
que Sc le puede agarrar a un pie
al nadador, con fuerza tritura.
dora. Consta ~igualmente en- e.
SOS mapas que los matorrates
Gle Birmania Sc Italian infesta-
dos de una clase de sanguijue-
Gas que causan la anemia en-
corto tempo.
Las estaciones del Servicio
Militar de Information Medica
transmiten oportunamente Sus
avisos a las tropas-prevencio-
mes que ahorran vidas o largos
periodos de disqualification. Ash
a las fuerzas que operan en-
Australia Sc les recomienda abs
tenerse de beber Ell aqua de las
pozos utilzadas por las tribus
natias, pues de SECURE ell campo
circundante Sc encontrara inf
cionado de anquilostomos (lom
intestiLsles).
(COntimudrd1.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
Ell ARMSTRON
PELEARA CON TIPPY
LARKIN

Los Angeles, Feb. 5.-El ne
gro que o~stentara a la vez tres
coronas de boxeo, Henry Arm
strong Sc batira ell dfa 10 de
mario, en- San Francisco, con
Tippy Larkin, de Garfield, New
Jersey.
Tratase tambien de concer-
tar una pelea entire Henry y
Jimmy Garrison, de Kansas CT
ty.
George Moore, ell director de
Armstrong, dice que su repre-
sentado aumenta sus fuerzas,
luego de haber sido operado de
las amigdalas, y que estara lis
to de nuevo dentro de Is dias.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
Esta noche peeara Tommy
Gomez con Claudio Villar


Dos fuertes gladiadores de,
peso complete, Claudio VIlar.
native de Espaha y residente en-
la Habana, Y Tommy Gomez
sargento en- ell ejercito de Uncle
Sam Y vecino de Tampa, comba
tiran hoy por la noche, EN- e
Auditorio Municipal, a 10 asal'
tos.
Los peritos yborcitehos Green
4ue Vilar tiene ventaja para 81
match" de hoy, por cuanto ha
venido peleando frecuentemen.
te y todavia ell sabado puso a
dormir a Lazaro Dfaz, en- la ca.
pital Guiana.
Hace varios meses que Tom
my no combate y este, a juicio
dc los observadores, lie coloca
en- el lado desfavorable de la ac-
ci6n.
Pega ell tampeho vigorosos
puhetazos y 10 mismo puede de-
cirse del corpulento asturiano.
Patrocina ell programme ell
puesto Tampa No. 5 de la Lee
gi6n Americana, y Mr.. Sallade
es ell empresario.
Tommy fue puesto a dormir
por Tommy Tucker, en- Jackson
vile, en- Ia Ultima pelea que ell
sargento sostuvo en- I'm cuadri-
latero de la Florida.
Villar no ha tenido tempo de
entrenarse aqui; pero su estado
fisica es bueno, por cuanto ell
sabado peleara y venciera.
ESperase I'm lleno complete,
apesar de las dificultades en- la
transportation.
Els possible que a Villar, 81
triunfa, Sc lie contrate para com
batir con Buddy Scott.
En- Ell semifinal, a ocho asal-
tos, Sixto Morales, I'm popular
joven de Cuba y Tampa, trata-
"a de veneer al veterano Red
Hutchins, de st. Petersburg.
Charlie Wilson, de Dade CT
ty, Sc enfrentara con AL Fern
O Fernandez, que fuera derriba
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
FAIR HABLA DE
LA DE PUNOS
DE JOSE LUIS Y BAER

Londres, Feb. 5.-Aludiendo
aqui a la fortaleza de punos de
sus adversarios en- la division
del peso complete, Tommy Far,
Ell e~xcampe6n ingles, manifesto
que a su juicio Max Baer pega-
Iba con mas "dinamita" que Jo-
sc Lufs.
"Golpe por golpe, punetazo
por punetazo, los de Baer son
mas pesados, pero los de Luis
mas rapidos."
Farr peleo dos veces cor
Baer, derrotandole en- 1887 J
perdiendo con 81 en- 1898.
"Baer Sc habria mantenidC
por mas tempo en- la cGspide
81 no fuese tan "juguet6n."
Cuatro operaciones Sc lie hi
cieron recientemente al pugilis.
ia britanico y eStuvo a punto d.
-perder la vista.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

chas de Bradenton; 8 de la no.
che, Jesuitas contra la Onda Do
rada de Bradenton; 500 p. M,
PanteraS de Plant contra I'll
gres de Orlando, en- Palma Celia
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
Los E~xplotadores de hOmaci66n Medca
VeIan por los Ejercitos NorteamencanOs
POR J. D. RATcLIFF
(Derechos reservados 1912 por la Overseas News Agency

Servicio de Exploradores de In
formation M6dica del Ejercito
vino a ser una organization for
NAL, en- concepto de Secci6n
Preventive del Servicio Medico,
y bajo la direction del Teniente
Coronel Tom. F. Whayne.
FL Coronel Whayne, de 81 a.
nos, es un hombre apacible, ma
cido en- ell estado de Kentucky.
Uleva en- Ell servicio diez amos
dos de ellos en- Panama, donde
adquiri6 en- la medicina tropi-
cal inapreciable experienced.
Su despacho aparece lleno de
mapas que muestran la distri-
buci6n topografica de las mas
temibles intermediates. Hay a
III mapas relatives a calamida-
des como ell c6lera, ell titus, y la
peste bub6nica, y mapas concer
nientes a dolencias de que muy
pocas personas tienen noticia.
Aquellas nalpetas guardian
incredible nGlnero de Observable
nes medicas, con relaci6n, YER
bigracia, a las serpientes ponzo
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

RAY ROBINSON HE1EARA
HOY CON AXE LAMoTTA

Detroit, Feb. 5.-Esta noche
en- Ell Estadio OLYMPIA, Jake La
Motta de New York, volvera a
pelear con Ell campe6n sin coro-
ma de las lat libras, Ell negro
Ray Robinson, de Harlem y Fl.
ladelfia.
La Motta, en- un anterior en-
cuentro resisti6 los Electives pu
netazos de Robinson; pero este
le venci6 por puntos.
Durante su carrera como pu-
gil amateur y professional, Ro-
binson ha sostenido 129 comba'
ties y todavia no ha sido derro-
tado.
Jake pertenece a la categoria
del peso mediano y llevara a Ro
binson una ventaja superior a
10 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

Sc NECESITA una senOra
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por ell
TELEFONO M 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
DEPORTES
BEAU JACK PELEARA HOY
CON Ell VETERANO ZIVIC.
Las apuestas estan a favor
del negro campeon

New York, Feb. 5.-Esta no.
che, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, Beau Jack, Ell negro cam
pe6n de las 1875 libras, peleara
con Ell veterano Fritzie Zivic, de
Pittsburg, e~xcampe6n del peso
welter.
Tendra I'll match" IN Unite
de 10 asaltos y las apuestas Sc
inclinan hacia Jack, por ser ell
mas joven Y no carecer de des-
treza y resistencia.
Zivic piensa veneer al cam
pe6n de las 1875 bras, reconoci-
do por la Comisi6n Atletica, y
despues pelear de nuevo con
Henry Armstrong.
Jack es ell favorito en- rela-
ci6n de Is por 5.
NingGn perito MEGA que III
vic es un pGgil muy peligrosC
y tendra apreciable y~entaja er
el peso.
Golpe por golpe ell cOmbatt
Sc transmitira por la radio, es
taci6n EWT
Calcula Mike Jacobs una cor
currencia de $4,000 y un rendi
miento monetario de cerca d.
$4,000.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

New York.-Deje ir ell les
tor a tientas la punta de su
lapiz hacia un punto cual-
quiera del mapamundi. Es
muy probable que ell Ejercito
information sobre aquel lugar
que los propios medicos que
ALI ejercen.
Ell Servicio Militar de Ex-
ploradores de information
Medica-centralizado en- las
oficinas del Medico Mayor de
las Fuerzas Armadas de los E.
Unidos - recoge information
referente a todos los paises de
la terra. No importa ell punto
para donde salgan las tropas,
ell Servicio debe tener dispues-
tos para ell case los datos mas
completes. Instruye a los ia
cuItativos militares acerca de
la fiebre del "dengue" de la
China, de la "filiriasis' de la
India y del "letargo epidemi-
co" de Africa.
La raz6n para tai actividad
es olivia. Ell Ejercito Norteame-
ricano no afronta una situaci61
radicalmente distinta de la de
1917. En- Francia, entonces,
n~uestrOs doctores encontraban
ell mismo sarampi6n que habian
conOcidO en- Iowa, la misma neu
monfa que habian visto En- Pen
~silvania,
FL Servicio M6dico Militar
ha reunido un conjunto valioSo
de antecedentes. Sabe mucho so
bre los reptiles venenosos de la
Costa de Orc y sobre los piojos,
garrapatas e insectos de otras
regiones, sembradores de conta
gios. Dispone ell Servicio tam
bien de asesoramiento cabal a.
cerca de las costumbres repro
ductoras del mosquito en- los di-
ferentes paises, y ha registrado
en- cuadros minuciosos la COM
parativa distribution comarcal
de eiertas intermediates.
No hace mas de dos amos que
ell Ejercito estadounidense fij6
su atenci6n en- la medicinal geo.
grafica. Con la guia del Coronel
James S. Simmons, Sc empeza-
ron a coleccionar al azar ante
cedentes sanitarios pertenecien
ties al mundo entero.
Despues, en- JUNO de 1871, Ell
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
LOS I DE BALON
CESTO DE HOY

Estos partidos de baloncesto
estan senalados para hoy en-
Tampa y sus alrededores:
3 de la tarde, Dragones con-
ira Tornado, en- Clearwater; 3
Gle la tarde, Terriers contra ST.
Petersburg, en- st. Petersburg;
7 de la noche, muchachas del
Sagrado Coraz6n contra mucha
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
DERROTA DE HARVEY
MASSEY

Oakland, California, Feb. 5.
lei peso mediano Charley Bur
ley, de Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
derrot6 aqui por nocaut t6cni-
co en- 9 asaltos, a Harvey Mas
sey, de New York. Pesaba ell
vencedor una libra menos que
ell vapuleado, 1873.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
NORMAN VENCIO A RENO

Elizabeth, N. j., Feb. 5.-En
seis asaltos, Phil Norman, gla-
diador del peso weller 149 Ii
bras superb aver, en- puntos, a
Tony Reno, de New York.
Sc anunci6 ell peso de Reno
como de 152 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

do -el lunes ipor la cuenta de
diez.
Ain Byan combatira a seis
asaltos con Pasco Notes, de es.
Ia ciudad.
Empezara ell primer bout"
q las $50.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
AVISo

Necesito mudarme para Ybor
City. la persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
una casa con S poseSiones lie
gratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 18 Avenida o al
Telefono M 1921, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-16

DUMP TRUCK BED. comb. gas ar
coal rsnge used f8rulflra ho4R o.
Nortons - a - r cross 1902.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-16
ON EATING MUSHROOMS

BERKELEY. Cal.-UP- Nutri-
tional experts at the University OF
California have just rendered a
signal service 10 gourmands. II
Is Don't take a cocktail before eat
ing mushrooms. This new contri-
button to dietetic science was
made when a lady ate mushrooms
with no III effects but another lady
eating the same mushrooms be-
came violently H. The second lady
confessed to having taken a cock
tail before eating them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-16
DOUBLE FOR CHURCHILL

E HOLLYWOOD Cal.-UP 49, IA
Comdr Mark Huber OF the L. s.
Maritime Commission IA so much
Of natural double for British
Prime Minister church, that he
is constantly being mistaken for
the latter In Boston a crowd OF
Churchill admirers seized him and
refused TO be convinced otherwise,
until assured that Churchill was at
the Cassablanca conference. He Is
20 years younger than Churchill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-16
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