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Telephones
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was chosen in order to reduce
the Inconvenience to the public
TO minimum.
AS matter Of fact, most sub
scribers will be unaware of the
actual change from the old to
the new service, except that
thereafter they will dial their
calls Winslow said. I'VE do
not expect any difficulty on the
part of subscribers in Mount
Clemens in adjusting themselves
to dial service. Users of the serv-
ice have received letters con-
tanning instructions on the use
of the dial telephone and a min
iature dial telephone system is
being demonstrated to the pub
lie in the business office Of the
new Telephone Building at 100
South Gratiot Avenue"
A visitor at the demonstration
merely steps up to one of two
telephones, is shown how to dial,
and then dials a designated num-
ber If he wishes, he can watch
the relays, switches, and related
central office apparatus Whirl
into action, then hear the bell
Of the called telephone ring
And if he hurries across the
short space separating the two
telephones, he even can answer
his own call.
Pending the actual cutover,
the company also is making ex-
hauStive tests and adjustments
of Mount Clemens telephone
lines and the new dial equip
ment to make certain that the
system will function perfectly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Failure to Send
Son To School
Nets Trial. Fine

Mount Clemens High school
officials today declared war on
fathers who fail TO send their
children TO school when they
brought William limerick, %
Franklin street. before Justice
Donald j Parent.
Arraigned on charges he failed
TO send his l5-year-old son, Ray
mond, 10 school, Limerick plead
ed guilty, paid costs totaling
$500.
In addition, the father must
report to Parent every two
weeks, the boy after his last
class each week
More prosecutions will fol-
low If truancy continues Nc
tarlanc said in CONNER ding the
efforts of Truant Officer John
Teller.
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Africa
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Continued from rage ~
in upon Bizerts western hi! de
lenses threatening to flank the
lakes.
This force kept pace with the
Americans, reaching a 70 q
junction al the northwest corner
of Lake Achkel and continued to
probe the thicket -covered high
lands which cover the coastal
. belt TO Bizerte only ID miles
away.
There was no indication as yet
how far the advanced elements
of the American forces might be
able TO proceed toward Ferry
vile without meeting strong re-
sistance. But high ground on the
east side of the road few miles
from that objective afforded the
Axis an opportunity to make a
stand to protect the approaches
to BiZerte.
The southern prong OF the
American offensive drove up the
direct road from Beja TO Mateur,
then turned south and cast to-
ward the Tine river.
SERIOUS HURDLES
A ridge as we'll as the water
course, however, interviewed be-
tween the Americans and Te-
bourba, the objective Of the
British First Army which has
engaged in bloody fighting in the
hills along the Medjerda valley
to the west for the past two
weeks,
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HOnOrs
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The Mount Clemens u of Nj
Club now sponsors five other
such scholarships. Holders are
Lorraine LePage, senior, Mrs.
Richard II Blakcley "a j c c
Louise Schultz and Lois Bran
denburg, juniors; Thelma Ull-
rich, sophomore; and j a n
Adams, freshman.
The scholarships pay tuition
fees for two ScmesterS. and are
renewable each semester there
after as long as a b scholastic
average IS maintained.
Margot who is II years old,
has maintained an ALA scholas-
tic average i'm high school. and
was elected To National Honor
Society in her junior year She
has served as a class officer
every year, Is prcsiden, of the
Girl Reserves, a member of the
Usher Club, Mirror staff. Gre
alive Writing Club, Student
Council. Latin Club, and MaSque
and Wig. She took part in both
junior and senior plays, and be
longed TO the A Cappella Choir
and Glec Club. Her parents are
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Brett
meyer Jr
Grace, also II, is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Me
mann of 81 Lodewyck avenue.
She has scholastic average of
296. and was recently elected
to National Honor Society. She
is also a member of the Usher
Club.
Patricia'S scholastic average is
go, which recently won her
membership in National Honor
Society Daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Engel of 80 Miller
street, she became 10 in March.
Her activities included Usher
Club, Girl Reserves. in which
she was an officer: Mirror staff,
Creative Writing Club. senior
play, A Cappella Choir and Glee
Club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Seven Injured
in Accidents
Four Hurt in
Single Crosh

Seven persons were injured in
traffic accidents over the week.
end on Macomb county high
ways, six of them In Warren
township.
The injured:
John Spicer, Detroit.
Norma Tienne, 16, Detroit.
Gwen Morris, 16, Detroit.
Betty Smiley, Is, Detroit.
Morris WaddelI, 20 Detroit.
Donald Fairfield, Is, $3.50
Mckinley, Center Line.
Dolores Babbitt, rs, rs Kibbee
street, Mount Clemens.
The four Detroiters were hurt
at 8:45 p m. Sunday when
Spicer's car hit an abutment
protecting the Chicago road in
tersection to the Michigan Gen.
trail railway tracks.
All of the injured were taken
to Saratoga hospital where the
Morris and Tienne girls are in
serious condition.
Deputy Sheriff John South to-
day termed the abutment men,
ace to automobile traffic. A
light atop the abutment, which
is located in the center of the
pavement, warns of the APP
preaching railway intersection.
The Fairfield boy was struck
on Mound road at 11-Mile half
hour earlier by a car driven by
Fred Balakier, %, OF Detroit,
who told police the youth ran
into the path of his car. The boy
was taken to Saratoga hospital.
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Alert
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Defense. announces that war
plants in Detroit and Macomb
county will not be asked to take
part in this blackout, which will
be the areas seventh air raid
alert.
Included in the blackout test
will be the counties of Wayne,
Oakland Macomb, Washtenaw,
Monroe, ST. Clair and Genesee.
The Windsor area, of Canada,
also will participate.
Friday nights blackout will
include two new alert signals,
the first designed to provide an
audible mobilization notice to
air raid wardens and other pro-
tective service volunteers. Dur
ing these two semi blackout pc
RODS, Detroits street lights will
be dimmed approximately 80
per cent, in order To reduce the
city's sky glow which might be
used by enemy raiders in finding
their target. Mount Clemens
street lights cannot be dimmed
and will remain on during the
blue warning, Harold Lindsey,
commander of Civilian Defense
in the city, announced today.
McLaury said that Detroit's
air raid wardens have been in
structed to issue violation notices
to fragrant and Wilfull vio-
lators' of the blackout ordinance
but that on this first test, an ef-
fort will be made to educate the
citizens to the duties expected of
them under each of the four
warning periods.
I'VE urge every Detroiter to
listen carefully TO each OF the
four signals, SO that he Will learn
its sound and be able to ex-
tinguish it. McLaury said, TO do
this. you should listen to the
warning siren which is heard
the strongest by you. This will
avoid confusion from signals of
other sirens which may be some
what behind or ahead of the siren
to which you are listening"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
HELD FOR COURT

Mrs. Mary Pequlgnot Parker
patsinger, 38, was held in the
county Jail today for examina-
ton on May IL before Justice
Donald j. Parent after she stood
mute Yesterday to charges she
illegally sold alcoholic bever-
ages. The Pequignot Parker Pat
singer place at 755 Elm was
raided May l by Deputy Sheriffs
Thomas Kaltenbach and Cornell
JUS Gudenau. She has frequent
~ been in justice court on SINH
lar charges. She is held tor
lack of $1,000 bail.
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Bar proprieiors
FACE State HEARINGS

Three Macomb county bar
owners today were ordered TO
appear before the Michigan
Liquor Control Commission I'm
Detroit on Thursday TO answer
charges they violated the law.
Edward M Toad Forton.
256 North Walnut street, Is
charged with serving a minor.
Less than 10 days ago the City
Commission granted Forton's re-
quest transferring his tavern IL
cense TO relative AT that time
Police Chief Arthur /. RoSso
said Forton's place had never
given police trouble.
Raoul Pellerin. 306l Chicago
road, Warren township, Is charg-
ed with selling to minors, dane
ing without a permit and ques-
tionable ownership.
Speros Grapsas. 2600l Gratiot
avenue, Roseville. faces charges
Of serving intoxicated patrons.
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IRISH CONFETTI

George Dykman, 40, 2o844
Carl street, Roseville, today was
on six months probation after
he pleaded guilty to simple lar
ceny on charges brought by Mrs.
Hildegarde Nj. Lowe, Warren
township policewoman. Dykman
admitted before Circuit Judge
Neil E. Reid that he threw a
brick at Mrs. Loves car after
she served him with summons.
A war Yorker, Dykman claimed
he became angry because Mrs.
Lowe awakened him from a
sound sleep to serve the sum-
mons.
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Bonds
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of Macomb county governmental
subdivisions as released by Nal
bin:
Mount Clemens, quota $780,
900, actual sales, S356,450; Ar
mazda, quota. $4,000, actual
sales, S63 ,975; Warren town
ship (including the unincorpor-
ated area, the village of Warren
and the communities of Van
Dyke and Base Line) quota,
S150,000, actual sales, S234,775;
Center Line, quota, $4,000,
actual sales. 100000: Fraser
quota. $4,000, actual sales S40,-
500; New Baltimore, quota, STA
600, actual sales, SAT 900; New
Haven. quota. $4,000, actual
sales, $40. 900; Richmond. quota.
$4,000, actual sales, S73,475;
East Detroit, quota, 500, 900
actual sales, S186, 400; Romeo,
quota, $50 600, actual sales, $40
600; Roseville, quota, $4,000.
actual sales. $4,000; st. Clair
Shores, quota, $4,000, actual
sales, Sl22.825; Utica, quota
$4,000, actual sales, $4,000.
CITY FIGURES
In Mount Clemens various
participating agencies responded
to Chairman Clark's appeal with
the following splendid results:
Optimist Club - 20 gallants
- S20,500; Merchants Commit
tee of the Board of Commerce,
nine out of 10 prospective gal
lants qualified, total sale $40
$50; ST Louis National Council
of Catholic Women, Mrs. Henry
LaCroix IN charge, S23,075 in
sales; B'Nai Birth, 38 gallants
sales S54 800; Knights of Pythias
4 out of seven gallants qualified,
sales S6, l25; High-Twelve, all l6
gallants qualified, $4,000; Lions
club, 10 out of % prospective
gallants qualified, sales SIS, 900;
Rotary. 8 Of l3 prospective gall
lants qualified, sales $4,000;
Trinity Mems club and Lutheran
Fraternities of America. of IL
prospective gallants qualified,
sales Sl2 225; Mount Clemens
public schools, months sales
SAT 445; Knights of Columbus, 3
out of prospective gallants
qualified, sales S5,725; Kiwanis
club. Is gallants, $35 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
HERMAN PRITZCO

Funeral services for Herman
Pritzco, II, who died Yesterday
at his home, 1916 Medium
road in Gasco township, viii be
held at | p. m. Friday from the
home and at 100 from ST. James
Evangelical church, of Casco,
with burial in Richmond Gene
terry.
Surviving are his sister in
law, Mrs Bertha Pritzco, with
whom he lived and six nephews
and nieces.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Tin sSlacker'
Gets Jail Term

NEWARK, N. j.. May 4 - P)
- In the first sentence under
a new ordinance passed in Feb
ruary, Miss Evelyn Jacques,
president of the Italian Kitchen,
Inc, was sentenced by Police
Judge Ernest Masini yesterday
to a day in Jail for failure TO
prepare discarded tin cans for
salvage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
30 Day SENTENCE

Roy Semear, AZ, of Detroit,
started serving 30-day jail SEN
tence imposed by Justice Frank
E Jeanette Monday when he
was unable to pay the alterna-
tive $50 fine after he pleaded
guilty to reckless driving. He
was arrested on M-97 Sunday by
Trooper William Ward, OF the
Center Line State Police post.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
SECOND OFFENSE

Convicted Of drunk oriVlis
second offense, Emil Schultz
40 of 1874 Elmwood, Clinon
township, Monday was sentenc-
ed to two years probation by
Circuit Judge Neil E. Reid ana
ordered to pay SD costs
Schultz made the mistake OF MT
ting a parked car owned py
Deputy Sheriff Clawton Grae-
bert in front of the sheriff S OF
flee last April q Arrested a
few moments later, he was flneo
$50 for leaving the scene OF an
accident on arraignment before
Justice Frank f. Jeanette
Schultz was previously convic-
ted of drunk driving in Rose
Vile Aug. 20, 1885. Prosecutor
Wilbur F. Held appeared for the
state.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
RALPH KELLER

Word has been received here
of the death on Easter Sunday
OF Raj Oh Kecler. 65, a former
resident. MIR. Keller, son Of
the late Martin and Sue Keel
er, also formerly of Mount
Clemens, died in San Francisco,
Calf, and the funeral occurred
on April 20. He is survived by
a daughter Norma.
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Priehs
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Wednesday. Five meetings per
year are tentatively planned,
Priehs said.
John A. Hurley, Director Of
Wholesale and Retail Trades
Division Of WPB addressed last
weeks meeting as did A. D.
Whiteside, Director OF the Office
of Civilian Requirements. 1t
will be the principal function of
the new panel, Priehs said, to
recommend production of adj
ditional consumer goods when
and if such proves advisable.
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kidnapping
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heinaker has failed TO report for
questioning even though stories
OF the boys disappearance have
been widely circulated in news
papers IN the middle west and
because the accused woman bore
grudge against Dannie's moth
or, Dorothy, 27.
ARRESTED APRIL 1
Held cited the fact that Dan
MES mother had Mrs. Nome
maker arrested April | on petty
larceny charges. The charge was
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dropped four days later, Held
said, when Mrs. Lyons recovered
a missing coat valued at S25. The
accused woman was a roomer
at the Lyons home at that time.
Mrs Nonnemaker was Violet
Martin, Held said, on Dec. 20,
1889, when she was arrested in
Rochester on vagrancy charges.
She was held by Salt Lake City
police Nov. of last year for in
vestlgation of perjury, but was
not prosecuted on either charge.
Rosso indicated he has not
abandoned the theory that DAN
ME might have tumbfed into the
Clinton River when he ANNOUNCE
ed that members of the Mount
Clemens Coast Guard Auxiliary
again will search the river. The
first search Sunday led by Com
mandcr Harry VandcnBossche
proved frultless.
The accused Woman's last
known address was $500 May
nard, Clinton township. She left
that address, Rosso said, after
she and her husband separated
and she determined TO seek adj
mission to the WAACs.
BRIEF ABSENCE
Dannie was playing with his
sister, Suzanne, one-year-old,
when Mrs Lyons left shortly be-
fore noon Wednesday to shop at
a nearby grocery store. When
She returned she found Dannic
gone and sa ycar-old man, a
friend of the family, in the
apartment eating his lunch.
The man was released follow
ing questioning yesterday after
nc told police he found all doors
in the apartment open when he
arrived. A Sclfridgc Field work
or. he frequently ate his lunch
al the Lyons apartment.
Mrs. Lyons and her husband,
William. %. taxi driver, still
cling to the belief that Dannie
is alive and we'll Both were
near the breaking point today
from lack Of food an d
sleep after aiding police in the
search
In desperation. Mrs. Lyons
sought the help OF a Mount
Clemens fortune teller who told
her the baby was with woman
ina green car that ran out of
gas in Marine City, 25 miles
away.
Il didn't tell police because
they'd think its the bunk Mrs.
Lyons admitted
Meanwhile, RoSso admitted
that a second fortune teller, a
woman who figured in the case
of Edgar Hickman. missing East
Detroit hunter. also is interested
i'm the case She keeps trying TO
., Il. ....l
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Scout Executive
Here Each Monday

Archie Schlingeck, new Boy
Scout field executive, will be in
the scout office, 3l5 Monitor
Leader building each Monday
afternoon from 4 to 5 pm, he
announced today, pointing out
that Commissioner Ralph Ben
nett keeps the office open Sat-
urday afternoons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
SEEKS RECRUITS

Harry VandenBossche, COM
mander of the Coast Guard Aux
Hilary. today sought additional
recruits from among Mount
Clcmcn1 boat owners. Interested
persons arc asked TO contact him
at telephone 437.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Pacific
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ICOHtINUeu ITOII rage IT
Avengers and dauntless Doug
las SBD) dive bombers, escorted
by Wildcat, Warhawk (Curtiss
P-40) and Lightning Gockheed
P-38) fighters bombed and
strafed Japanese installations at
Rekata Bay on Santa Isabel is
land Defense positions were
hit and a large fire started.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
Police
Notes
FINED $50

Henry L, Harwell, 80. Route 7,
Mount Clemens, Monday was
fined $50 and costs after he
pleaded guilty to drunk driving
on arraignment before Justice
Frank f. Jeanette. Harwell, ar
rested Sunday in Mount Glenn
ems by Patrolman Russell Gil
rard. also lost his drivers Ii
Censc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
FRANK MILLER

Funeral services for Frank
Miller, SO, who died early today
of a heart attack at his home in
Kraemer Subdivision, will be
held Thursday at 2 p. m from
the Clync Funeral Home in
East Detroit His wife. Rather
inc, and six sisters survive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04
HOGS STOLEN

State police from the Romeo
post today probed theft OF three
hogs from the farm of Adolph
Benoit on Kittle road, two miles
east Of Washington.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04

The rural traffic drop due to
rationing has been estimated at
40 per cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-04

In 1922 the first all-metal sea-
plane was built. 1t was used in
short-range observation and car
ried a crew Of three.
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Red Cross
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Continued from Page IL
Armada township - $1066.9l
Bruce township - 906.90
Chesterfield township 1909
Clinton township - 1875
East Detroit - 4616.25
Fraser - 500.21
Harrison twp. - 143158
Lenox twp. - 1882
Memphis Isl 90
Macomb twp. - 83l.56
Mount Clemens - IL, 409.47
New Haven - 608.70
New Baltimore - 1886
Romeo - 2626.66
Ray twp. - 1920
s,Roseville - 4l23.2O
Richmond, Lenox & Mutton
lille - 1580.45
ST. Clair Shores - 7055.76
Sterling twp. - 64l.37
Shelby twp. 39l.65
Utica - 988.03
Warren - 48, 668. 40
Washington - 590,25
Out county - 3.50
Selfr, Ige Field 10000
Total - 500, 940.17
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of Macomb county governmental
subdivisions as released by Nal
bin:
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
LLOYD WAIVER ESTA CAN
SADO DE JUGAR A LA Pc
LOTA

Filadelfia, Enero 25.-Hans
Lobert, ell director de los Phil
lies, declare aver que lamenta
la decision de Lloyd Waner, el
notable jardinero, que dice nc
jugara en- la temporada de
1913.
"Nos ha venido ayudando con
siderablemente en- los jardines,
CLIO Lobert. Waner firm6 un
c%ontrato de dos amos. Contaba
con 81 para adiestrar a Rober-
to Ortiz, ell cubano, excelente
bajador, que hemos comprado
del Chattanooga.
Ortiz es un fuerte bateador y
este nos ayudara a hacer un
mas airoso papel.
Waner trabaja en- una gaso-
linera en- Oklahoma City, Okla
homa, y dijo aver que no sc a.
gregara a los 'Phillies" a me-
nos que empiece a sentir de nue.
vo la ''comez6n."
La gaceta., 1943-01-25

y sin partRipsctAA ~ aetto a.
guno, quien se mantuya ergal-
da entire un centenar ante q pc
lotion aleman de fusilamiento.
Cuando vic levantar los fusiles
contra elias, critic "iPolonia e.
xiste y existirar'
iResistencia ~asiva -resis-
tencia activa Y con la resisten
cia activa, Ell combate con las
armas en- la mano. Actualmen-
tc, las mujeres de la Europa o.
cupada no Sc detienen en- su in
flexible determination de ba-
rrer la barbarie nazi. Por e.
jemplo, en- Yugoeslavia nay dos
mil mujeres luchando en- ell e.
iercito de patriotas del General
Mihailovitch. Saben perfecta-
mente que 81 son capturadas, no
pueden esperar merced de los
alemanes. Una de estas mujeres
fus la Sra. Simie. Antes de la
guerra era dentista en- Belgra-
do, pero POGO despues de la ca
.pitulaci6n march6 a unirse con
(PGSG a L 8 pdg.)
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
Las vaHentes mueres de Ia EunCpa.ocupada
Her6icos esfuerzos en- pro de la liberation
de los oprimidos

veli- Sc distingui6 en- la 1lti-
ma guerra por ayudar a huir Q
soldados franceses e ingleSes;
fue sentenciada a muerte y pos
teriormente logr6 ell indulto. En-
lag uerra actual ha batido ell re
cord facilitando la huida dc
cientos de personals de la Fran
ella ocupada, Finalmente, la Sra
Roberts pudo escapar tambier
ahora sirve con las Fuerzas
Femeninas francesas en- la q
Bretaia,
Ell va,or ante la muerte nun
ca Sc ha puesto de relieve con
mas fuerza que por una mucha'
cha polaca, tomada como rehen
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
Las PARTICIPATES peeas de hsemmaenh naci6n
Ortiz defenders la corona del peso Bantam
Willie Pep sc batira con Allie Staltz

sey, Phil Entenza, de Baltimo-
re frente a Lou Angelo, de Ba-
yonne. =
Microbes: En- Elizabeth, ~
Jersey, Artie Levine, de Broo'
klyn, contra Gene Johnson, de
New York, seis asaltos.
Ell jueves EN- Boston, Larry
Pacino, peso mediano, contra
frankie Britt, de Fall River
Mass, 8 asaltos.
Viernes, en- Boston, Dave An
drew, de Lowell, Mass, contra
frankie D cDougal, de Boston,
peso welter.
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
LOS TERRIERS JUGARAN
HOY CON Ell TORNADO

Esta noche en- Seminole Height
el q~uinteto de baloncesto del
institute Hillsborough, CONAN
dado por Farnell, jugara con el
Tornado de Clearwater, a las 8
en- punto.
A juicio de los peritos el Tor
nado es uno de los mas fuertes
equipos de b~aloncesto de toda la
Florida.
Todo 10 que ell espectaculo
produzca, descontados los gas
tos, Sc destinara al fondo de pa
ralisis infantil.
Los Terriers sc batiran e3
viernes con Ell Julia Landon, de
Jacksonville, y ell sabado con q
Andres Jackson.
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
LAS CARRIERS
DE GALGOS

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