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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Car FOUND

Car Found
An automobile belonging to Fra
els Smith, 42S n, Washington s
stolen Wednesday evening, was
covered by police Friday and 1
turned TO the owner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Govern For Nine

Mrs. Anna l.. Dundon entertained
az dinner Thursday with covers
laid for nine. Out-oftown guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilksie and
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Wilksie Of
Plymouth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Hearing Planned

Hearing Planned
Probate Court hearing OF IL yel
old Jack Wall, Ann Arbor boy W
has admitted to police the accidt.
tai shooting OF his chum, Bar
Rothstein, on Nov. 10. is expect
to be some time within the ne
two weeks. The boy will come /
fore Probate Judge ]. G.. Pray.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Auto Stolen

Auto Stolen
Clifford Steen, 11S s. Hamilt
St.. reported to police this morni
the theft OF his automobile fro
his garage sometime last night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Police Hold Trio

Police Hold Trio
Three Detroit juveniles app,
hended by state police Friday
charges OF larceny Of an auton
bile from clinton, were turned ol
10 state police OF the Clinton 20
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27

LOST: HUDSON HUB CAP. f
WARD. PHONE 1889. ADV. IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilauti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 70 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. N. or ? p N.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Sunday

Sunday
FORUMS-MBS IL noon-Review-
ing Stand. "Hitlers Home
Front; BLU l p. m. Wake
Up America, POSTWAR Jobs;
NBC 1880 U. OF Chicago
Roundtable, Grade Labelling"
NBC-1:l5-Labor for Victory;
2:30-John Charles Thomas;
3:30-Army Hour:
5:00-NBC symphony Toscanini;
7:00-Jack Benny:
S:00-Charles Mccarthy;
9:30-Album Familiar Music;
l0:30-Bob Crosby Show.
OBS-2-Ceiling Unlimited;
Boon. Y. Philharmonic, Orson
Welles Again;
5:00-Gladys Swarthout:
6:S0-America in the Air;
7:30-We The People;
S:30-Crime Doctor;
9:30-James Melton Song;
10:30-Thln Man.
BLC-12:30-Drama. Il Believe"
James Cagney and others;
3:00-Moylan Sisters Return:
4:30-Opera Additions Start 9Th
Year:
5:30-Musical Steelmakers;
7:S0-Quiz Kids;
S:30-Keepsakes Music:
9:15-Basin Street;
10:30-Jos. Dunninger. new time.
MBS-12:30-Here's Mexico .varie-
ty;
3:0O-Thls Is Fort Dix;
5:30-The Shadow:
6:45-Little Show Drama;
Standardization Board;
9:O0-Cleyeland symphony;
l1:00-Hawaii Calls.
Monday
NBC- ga. m.-Music From Man
haitian;
1:00-Sketches In Melody;
6:05-Music by Shrednik.
CBS-10: 30--Burl Ives song;
4:00-Home Front Matinee;
6:15-Lyn Murray music,
BLU-12:30-Farm and Home Pro.
gram:
2:30-Ladies Be Seated:
4:00-BLU Frolics' SEE You;
BS-1:30-'Luncheon with Lopez:
2:30-Mutual Goes Calling:
.3:30-Yankee House Party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27
Gets Eleven Point Deer

Gets Eleven Point Deer
Clyde Sheats returned froi
hunting near Oscoda. bringing wit
him an eleven point deer. NJ
Getty returned home Sunday fror
Roscommons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-27

Ford W. Patterson, s l.c. writes
home that he had been on South
Sea island working before joining
convoy of Marines coming back
TO the states. He Is now await
ing further orders in California.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
No Curtailment or
Elimination in Those
Brackets Planned,
Despite Resuests

Washington. May 21-(AP)
Tile jIIicc of Price Admins
lration has rejected Il proposal
from the Agriculture Depart
mcnt To- cancel temporarily all
y, i; and { ration coupons along
part of the Atlantic ScaDoard 10
meet the gasoline shortage
emergency.
"As far as OPA is concerned.
II" curtHiImcmt or elimination of
y, i or E raiionS now is con
tcHIplatcd." an OPA spokesman
#aid today when asked about Tin"
Agriculture Departments plan.
lie indicated That OpA would de
pend on enrichment of T. ratinrS
used by taXi~. trucks and other COM
mCrCIrl vehicle. md on the eastern
pleasure drIIim- nan 10 ride out thc
period ul emergency.
Tho Agriculture Departments u %
p"sa.. prompted 10y u food production
crisis caused 10y the stoppaCc of trlc.
tors in the uur'iCaStCrn states or
vi-HG"d nn cur'.Ilmcnt Of alIu.mcniS
10 farmers ur u"u.highway uycrs OF
gasoline.
bpA CuIuu'Cr-TdiUstmc was tat
some T. ard & !HtIur- arc fully as
essential a. commercial and indus
trial rdliur-.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Power Dam
In Sicily
Is Bombed

L.nd"n. May 2l-(AP)-A 3cu-
'er. dispatch which quoted MIC
sad today Allied air raiders scored
dlEcci INT, yesterday "n dam IN
northwestern Sardiria, recalling the
and ld'r dams Sunday night.
HAt preaching oi Gcrmany's Moline
In" grca; TrIsu dam. which may
Nav" "cn an Allied target. is IN
h"iHNc tern Sardinia on the largest
artificial lake in Europe. Reuter- ,
SAID dc.crIblng il rs about twice the
EH' 'i the quartcrmilr long Edcr
dam.
Inc hydro-clcctric plant at Tirsp
udm was said 10 provide mos, of
sardinia electric power. The lake
vas described at 49,. miles lou:.
ana ''nrc miles wide, with storage,
capacity Of nearly 5,OOO,OOO, 900 u
Dlr feet of water.
Al waS not brought out whether
hc uam attacked was actually
y%',''hcd' nor were there details of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Chrysler Tank Arsenals
Threatened By Strikes

Detroit. Mich. May 21-fAPl
War effort of thrySlcr Iorpp.
ration was threatened today ~
upwards Of 10000 members uf
tho INW-tIO remained away
from their jobs for 4 Srcon1 day
in the most serious work STOP
page in Detroit since Pearl
IIarbOr.
\ company spokesman expressed
fear the strike. which closed thrC,
plants yesterday and disrupted pro
dICtiOn IN q fourth. might SPREAD
10 the huge ChrySlcr tank arsenal
Tho spokesman said all 5000 ChryS.
lcr workers IN the country might D,
affected in = few days.
Workers ~ the ihrrr plants wrIi;
cd out m protest nv"; what JAW
C1O president f. j. I7lornS H.
SCrlbCd rs = Legitimate and SCriou.
grievances Thomas said. huwcl 49,
ihc strikes were not authorized. an,
added he believed the leaders ~.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Reds Again
Smash Drive
OF Germans

Moscow. Nav 2I.-(tP-Thc
movement ni German srIf-pI.
PEELED harCcS across the Black
Sea and attempts 81 Nayi i'll
Tdntry force 10 fight lis way
through the Russian attack ar.
northeast Of NnvoroSSi>k have
been smashed by Soviet ariiIirrg
and planes, reports from the
front said today.
Tho Soviet midnight cont
muniquc said that ships of t,r
Rcd ilcct sank enemy harGCs
inca with troops near the port
Of Anapa. and near Krrch.
ihCrc was no immediate mdirl-
ton whether the boats were a.
tempting {" bring r.oi'c rcinl"rcr-
mcntS To- the NNis troops noyy conf
pressed into four districts ~ thc
Taman peninsula. or whether this
marked the beginning of an Nv,s
al an evacuation.
The Germans still possessed M
inciic"i superiority IN Tn" region. il
was said. but arc unable to .hapC q,
defense against sharp
surprise attacks mounted by bold
Russian scouts and gucrillaS.
-Four German infantry regiments
attempted 20 storm the Rcd lines
northeast OT NryOru-~r,k after. Inv
ing down a heavy bHrragC. but were
met with vOilCyS of Soviet runCrr.
the midnight war bulletin laid. and
thrown back with heavy lossc..
In one sector. 81 russian uni, wa;
hit OH the flank Ivy superior enemy
forces. Tho right flank managed To-
hold. but ON TIC left flank the Ger
mans were reported to have come
on until the Red army men were
fighting them off with fists. bay
onets and pointblank pistol fire.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Result of Davies
Meet With Stain
Is Not Di>llIpcC

Moscow, May 2I-CtPl-Spc-
ciaI Envoy Joseph T.. Davies con-
frrrcd with Premier Stain al The
Krmlin last night and delivered
President ROOScvrlt'S secret mes
saga letter that some quarters
thought might contain an invi-
taitOn Ia Il personal meeting with
other Allied leaders.
Davies was presented 10 the
Russian political and military
chief by Admiral William ".
Stanley, the United States am
baSSador. and WAS accompanied
To the meeting by Soviet Com
miSSar for Foreign Affairs Motto
TOW, with whom hc previously
had conferred At lrnEth.
lass. official Soviet news iErn.
cy, told of tho meeting in Il bricf
statement carly tDhay. hut gave
no details of what had occurred.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Sardinia And
Italy Hit
In Big Raids
~ Axis Fliers Shot
Out of Skies, 81 Shat
tered on Ground;
Score Is 5,261

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. May 2l-(AH)-Amer-
lean Fighters and bombcrs de
Stroycd lib enemy planes in
widespread and devastating
raids yesterday against Italy
and Sardinia during what was
officially called "onc of ihn
greatest victory days in The his
tory of the strategic air force.
The Stratcgical air force. an
der command of L. s. Major
General James II. Doolitlic. is
made up of United States heavy
and medium and X. \. +. me-
dium bombcrS.
Aircraft oi half dozen types par
tlclpatcd in the whirlW!nd action in
which 81 AXIS planes were shattered
on the ground and - Axis pilots
| engaged IN air combat were sent
| crashing in flames.
The Allied c0mmuniuur an
n0unced that seven of tho planes
shot down were McrSburg 323's.
the huge German transports
which are capable of carrying
120 men each, or about ten tons
of freight.
The roll call of enemy aerial
disaster thus was brought to 1876
planes in two days. Allied air
craft destroyed IS Axis planes
al0ft or on the ground thu day
before in similar heavy smashcs
at LATHAM Mediterranean bases
The RAF and the USAAF disclu,ed
IN JOINT communiQuC that they had
destroyed SLIP Axis planes in air
combat in the Mediterranean Hr"a
between the entrance of Italy into
Tho war on June 10. 1910. and the
c"..dpSc of AXIS resistance in Tunisia
this month.
OF these. 3.ll5 WIRE shot clown
by the Middle Fast command quad.
r"nS, including Malia-bascd units.
and l.137 in the northwest African
campaign.
Since the German and Haitian
ground forces tossed in the
sponge. however, Allied airm"n
have brought down 80 mur,
planes. swelling the North Afri.
ram total 10 1916. and the list
in all the Mediterranean area Ia
526I. This docs not include hun
drcd> of enemy planes blasted on
The ground.
One American plane was los,
III the destruction of the rs
enemy planes yesterday.
Twelve Of TIM - 'hrcr-CnuiraI
Italian buwbcrS were ct afro NJ
the MIlaS air dromC Of Sardinia n
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imminent danger. yIdIrG engineers
and s"Idrl ru IN" struggle - hold
back tn sur"rug water.
Rcd Cro,t officials rushed rclicI
10 tho .tiIckcn families and govern
men, engineer and soldiers aidcd
civilians in CvaCua'Inc homes III
hundred, ul towns and cities ana
farms. Tnc Rcd Cross office at ST.
Louis said that ~ Illinois. Missouri.
ArEJn-a. and oklahoma more than
80 600 were homeless. while III i'll
diana official and unofficial rbscr-
ycrs estimated 1000 were forced 10
lirr ,h,rr homes Nv 'hc floods. The
u,,ub,r lrl' homeless ~ Kansas. the
.iy,r state affected hv the flood. was
not calculated.
Wnrlc thousands Ui acres "i farm
land, were inundated IN ihc six
,,,fc, and damage 10 crops was c.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Northampton
Negro Dies
In Gas Cell

Raleigh, May 21.-t.rD Lewis
M"udy. 26-vrar-"ld Northampton
county Negro. wa CTCruici ~ lnC
"aS chamber at Central Prison to-
day Tor the murder "i John Arthur
Key. another Negro. last autumn.
Warden Ralph Mclean s.ui that
Moody admitted the CrIu" damn. re-
lIGi"uS rites held for him hy Prison
Chaplain Lawrence y. watt an nulrr
before Moody was led mt" the gaS
chamber.
The Negro WAS led into Inc Chan-
Der at 1000 a. M. and W., pro-
nuunccd dead in ten minutes.
Moody was convicted al thC Az
gust, 1912, term uf Northampton SrI-
pCrlor Court of Key murder. Gov
crnOr Broughton said yesterday IN
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Most OF american
Forces In Pacific
Area, FDR States
President Says War
Strategy Proposed by
Chiefs of Stats
Come to Him and
Churchill

Washington, May 21-(AP)
president Roosevelt disclosed
today that the British Amcrican
chiefs of staff would submit
some preliminary recommended
lions tonight to him and Prime
Minister Churchill, and he said
probably final discussions on
them would he made next week.
AT the same time, the chief
executive told Il press confer
cncc. it is absolutely true that
IA large majority OF American
forces outside the United States
are i'll the Pacific.
The British prime minister hal
mentioned that in a speech Ia Con-
%rcSS Wednesday, and lhy President
laid il is particularly true of the
Army and Navy. About half ol our
air force is in tho Pacific, he as
Sod.
Mr.. Roosevelt also issued Il state
mcnt hauling national maritime day
tomorrow. Paying tribute 10 tn"
lINIl WIN S'iil anu bllIll lllr DlcltllInl
vessels. he told reporters that they
were helping 10 maintain u ring that
is slowly and surely being closed
around the Axis powers.
reSS report on his conference
Asked If he could give n DrGg-
with the prime minister, the Pres
idcnt replied that so far most ~
the work had been done by the
combined chiefs of StaGf-thc top
military. naval and air advisors
who thanked the two cOnSuItants.
Tentative recommendation ar "X-
pcCtcd Ia he made at a meeting -.
tight. he said. and these will bc con-
SdCrcd by thr President and tho
Prime Minister over the week cad
They VIII take them up nest week.
nc said. and ihi' kinks VIII bC Uro.!"i
out End final decision made on
them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Flood Menace In Midwest
Is increasingly Serious

,hv Tho Associated Prcss.)
Nhfcading waters from the
"nn'GIng Mississippi and Mis-
s""I' rivers brought added con-
"lh To Illinois and Missouri to-
"nN as other smaller streams in
Nv midwest states rose rclcnt-
NS causing further wide
'ad destruction in the flood
yo,L W" Two big rivers Joined to-
m ,,,rI carly today. some ten miles
~ mn, .'S' Of the normal corflucnc,
,h, INC two rivers near Alton. H..
,bc;r 'I Ipcr of persons driven from;
w. .,,' homes by the disastrous floods
I,ca C,o$c to 1000 as estimated by
icrs. ana o'hcr "DS'f-
cId'ufcdS Of civilian recruits. ir;-
in ,i,E nigh school boys and girls
tho '" . towns. laborcd throughout
'"sh' in towns regarded as III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
orr me AS&Ocidfcd PrcSs)

or Thc A$&ocintcd Prc$s)
An Axis controlled Nich
broadcast reported today In;
Washington, May 2I-(AP)-
The Navy reported today that
operations on Attu Island in the
north Pacific are continuing.
with the latest reports indicat-
Ing that the Japanese are making
Last stand i'm defensive high
ground on the islands northeast
crn extremity.
The enemy. as of last WcdncS-
day, held an area of about Is
0r 20 square miles, with a line
opposite American advancing
forces about five miles long.
Tnday'S cOmmuniquc, how
ever. gave no information on
what mad occurred on Attn yes
tcrdar, and officers said frankly
ti'at all they could he sure of
for tho present was that opera
tion- are continuing.
T'Cy assumed that the jana
ncsc probably had been driven
back somewhat further in the
mcanI'mc, although fog and
C"'h might have slowed down
the american movements.
trapped Japanese forces hav
begun to cvacuatc Attu' in tn
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
OPA Heads Refuse To Cancel
A,B,C, Coupons In Emergency
State Guard Will
Get |. S. Uniforms

Washington, May 2I.-(APp-
The North Carolina Home Guard
IL going to he dressed up.
Senator Reynolds. NGrih Caro-
lima Democrat. announced he had
obtained through the uiIartrrnr...-
ter corps $500 trousers. 100
caps for the EuartlSmcn.
The material was manufacture
cd by CramcrtOn Milk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Yamalnot0
Is Killed In
So. Pacific
jap Admiral Who
Boosted He Would
He Would Dictate
Peace from White
House Is Dead

Washington. May 2l.-(Ap-
Here is President ROOScvcits
comment, which he authorized
for direct quotation OH the re-
parted death Of Japanese Ad-
mir u IamamOtO:
"(.DSh,"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
HER

rOE NORTH CAROLINA.
Showers and thundcrShowcrs
This afternoon and in cast por-
ton tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
Mine Office
In New York
Closed Up
Lewis Returning to
Washington Without
Explanation of Mean.
ing of Move

New York. May ?,-JNP-
United Mine Workers officials
announced today that INV
President John l.. Lewis would
go Ia Washington during the day
and that headquarters Of The
union in Ncw York would bc
closed immcdiatcIy.
There was no immediate CNpIIuT
ii"n of the move, nor was ,hcr" Grl
That Lewis tIIp L. H'..i
ingtun meant that he might have
agreed 10 con ui' with the VIZ ii
Dor Board. which IN ha. cmnr..
sine" the .oi COAL dispute Wa Z"
GcrrcG To- Of .cgcrIl wcc,s n"r.
UNIV officials -nld that UNIV Vice
President John D'LCaIy was l"Ivm.
for Pittsburgh. but did mot elaborate
Thomas Kennedy. UNIV secretary
treasurer. vii remain ~ View Go"i
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La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Sc SoLIcITAN, MUJERES QUE
TENGAN RATIOS
DESOCUPADoS

81 las mujeres americans que
viven en- poblaciones donde hay
escasez de obreros EN- las fabricas
de Isl no Sc colocan para
TRAFALGAR en- sus ratios desocupados,
%disminuiran los where's de la ma
ci6n, arma potente en- nuestra lu-
cha contra ell enemigo.
La War Manpower Commission
ruega a tCdas las mujeres que vi
ven en- zonas donde escasean los
obreros, especialmente en- los ST.
tics donde haya fabricas de con-
servas, que solicitor trabajo un-
que sea solamente en- ratios des-
ocupados. Corremos ell peligro,
81 no Sc emplean suficientes perso-
mas, de que Sc eche q perder gran
cantidad de where's para nuestros
soldados y para Ell consume nacio-
nal.
Es muy esencial, advierten los
funcionarios, que los ciudadanos
Sc den cuenta de la gravedad de
este problema crftico y hagan
cuanto este a su alcance para re-
mediarlo. Las cosechas de este aho
las mayores de nuestra historic
-deben ponerse en- conserva y
deshidratarse Embellishments.
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mente disciplinario.

mente disciplinario.
Su estatura es de 6 pies cinco
pulgadas, brazos largOs, que cast
lie cuelgan hasta las rodillas, y
fuertes manos.
Els ell mas joven de una familia
de IL hijos y su padre r UNI ca
brero.
Firpo lie descubri6 cuando pres
taba ell servicio militar que la con-
stituci6n argentina requiere de ca
da ciudadanO.
Despues de haber sido licencia-
do del EjercitO, Firpo Sc hizo car
go de el Y empez6 a llamarle ell be
cerro salvaje de las Pampas".
Ahora ell becerro es un nuevo
"Toro Bravo" Y tiene la esperan-
"a de conquistar la corona mum
dial del peso complete.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
LA VISTA DE CESTAC A
ESTADoS UNIDoS

Buenos Aires, agosto 49, Ell
p1gil argentine Abel Cestac, pro-
tegido de Luis Angel Firpo. embar-
cara aqui ell dia 25 para una cam
pana bOxistica de varias semanas
en- Estados Unidos.
Vencedor en- los 81 combates que
ha ~sostenido, Cestac tiene "a amos
de edad y pesa 23O libras.
Necesita adquirir experienced
con pugiles de habilidad Y espera
encOntrarla en- Estados Unidos.
Los fanatics" argentinos di-
cen que es un nuevo 'Toro Bravo,
ION dinamita en- los punos, y que
llegara lejos 81 Sc lie cuida bien.
No bebe vino nj cafe y Ell cuan-
to a la alimentaci6n es absolute
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
ILICA NACIoNAL
RepartO de Laureles

Los Cardenales maltrataron a
los Phillies en- Ell primer desafio
de aver, pero a su vez fueron NAL
tratados en- Ell segundo. Krist fu6
ell pitcher ganador en- ell inicial
Y Gerheauser en- ell segundo. Nor
they descarg6 otro Quadrangle
lar, su decimo del ano.
San Luis &c, 13h, De; Filadel-
fla DC, 5h, 2e.
San Luis &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
&c, III, De.
Sc Dividieron los HOnOres
Los Piratas ganaron ell primer
desaffo con los Gigantes y domi-
nados por ell ~veterano Hubbell
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
TINTIT
Enemigo de las Canas

EnemigO de las Canas
e slenta apezarado por esas
\ Luzca diez amos mas joven.
Pierda Ia oportunidad de So
y Ia felicidad misma. Use
Fiji y su cabello tendra esa
Pencia de juventud. TINTIT
|0nltene nitrate de plata y su
\ es e%cOn6mico. Pidalo a So
4 0 81 no al telefono n1mero
y. Para pedidos a la agencia
Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Leehada para 10. AtletieOs

Estaba aver en- forma perfecta
ell pitcher Muncrief de los Browns
y los Atleticos no pudieron pisar-
lie ell "home". Los ganadores lie
pegaron 10 '~jilotes" a Orie Art
nzeh. Fu6 ell noveno exieto del
pitcher del San Luis en- la presen-
tie temporada.
Filadelfia DC, 5h, De; San Luis
4c, 1Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

les TOGO perder ell segundo.
Perdieron los Rojos de Cincinnati
ell primer partido con los Braves
y ganaron ell segundo.
Alfonso Lopez di6 tres "hits"
e hizo una carrera en- ell partido
que los Piratas ganaron.
Pittsburg &c 13h, De New York
&c, 12h, Sc.
Pittsburg &c Oh, 0e;New York
&c, Oh, De.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De; Boston &c
Oh, De.
Cincinnati SC, Oh, De; Boston Oc,
III, De.
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land &c, 12h, lie.
New York SC, 12h, lie; Cleve-
land &c, 18Th, Sc.
En- BlaneO las Medals ROjas

Los Tigres de Detroit, teniendo
a White en- la linea de fuego, de-
iaron en- blanco a los Medals Ro-
jas de Boston, que utilizaron a
Terry. Cada novena solo bateo
cuatro "hits', 10 que revela fue
un duelo de pitchers.
Boston DC, All, De; Detroit 1c,
All, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
MaltratadO los Yankees

dos oCasiones ~vapulearon
los Indios de Cleveland, con
tchers Smith, Naymick y CO.
bdores,a los Yankees de New
Heath dispar6 un cuadran-
en- cada desafio.
segundO encuentro tuvo una
|iin de IA Episodes. Joe
pn, de los derrotados, des-
su Onceno "jonrron" de-
N York Sc, 11h, lie; Cleve-
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
|JuegOs En- Las
.randes Ligas
AMERICANA
y PerdierOn

Medias Blancas vencieron
primer desafiO a los Sena-
con los pitchers Swift y
fueron derrotados en- ell Sc
a manos de Candini, ayu-
|Uor Alexandra Carrasquel.
! dos puntos separan al Wa
Dn del segundo lugar de la
&c, 1Oh, 4e; Chi
/, 14h, Re.
4c, 14h, lie; Chi
1, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
DObIe VapuleO de los Dodgers

Los Cubs de Chicago maltra-
taron aver des veces a los Dodgers
la novena de los "jovencitos" que
CANADA cuando su bandera era de-
fendida por los veteranos.
Chicago &c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
SC, 12h, Re.
Chicago 15c, 18Th, 2e; Brooklyn
&c, 14h, De