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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Roosevelt COnferS
With Eisenhower
President Stops on
Way Back 10 America

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President Roosevelt, en- route
homo from Tho CHro.Tchcl4n con-
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confer with Cen. Eisenhower on
Grand Mediterranean str4fcrv
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Former NOtre Dame
Professor at CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. II ms Dr.
Francis +. Mcmahon who last
month resigned from Notre Dame.
has been appointed 10 the UniNcr-
Sity of Chicago faculty, president
Robert NJ. HutchinS announced
today.
DR. Mcmahon was professor Of
philosophy al Notre Dame and
was appointed associate professor
o philosophy AT the University Of
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Ex-BenqaI Governor Dies

BOMBAY. Dec. II UPl Sir
John Herbert. as, fermcr governor
of Bengal, died tonight after a
lengthy illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
FTTTRE Oh EDTCATION

lie told college leaders II would
he necessary TO adopt a different
teaching technique for veterans Of
World War II because 1t will be
impossible 10 mix them with ma
circulating high school students.
Asserting that ServiCeu1en and
women Will be returning 10 IN
stitutions of higher learning in
greater numbers than after the
last war. Reeves said. II is the
duty Of educational leaders TO
begin now 10 build up a teaching
technique for the postwar era. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Peace TO Make
30 Million Idle,
Educator Says
Reeves Planning Board
Chief, Puts Little Hope
in Aircraft Employment

EAST LANSING Pee II DUP.
-FIaya W. Reeves chairman of
the National Resources llanr.n-
Fl5d conference on dcmobiliza-
ton. today predicted that so ooo-
GOO American workers would be
thrown out If work and forced 20
find new jobs after the war
Reeves said h.s forecast WAS
based on Tic assumption that
100000 women and elderly per-
sons w. have been rcmbNcd from
the postwar labor market.
AFTER WAR JOBS
Assuming that the government
docs all il can 20 stimulate pro-
duction Of pC7Cctimc good s.,
Reeves estimated that g 900 600
persons Will stiH be- looking for
work six months after peace has
been declared
Reeves said he held little hope
for great employment m tho air
craft industry. hat added that il
factories MAINTAIN 10 per cent of
their present production. they
viii turn out more airplancS than
were ever produced before the
war
Reeves. who is professor Of adj
ministration al the University OF
Chicago, has been consulting with
faculty members. al Michigan
State College regarding postwar
educational problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Radio Service

ALL makes repaired; everything included
EI7 rantec8' minimum charge. 81. Tyler
1880
COURTEOUS prompt efficient, radio serv
ice m Northwest section. radio ana
phOrogTaph combinations WAGNER. 1907
IiuW 1od TOWNSEND s-lS02
EXPERT radio and phonograph service
Midway S2qs Woodward. TR l-eS3i.
GUARANTEED service. including parts
ans tubes current models, 50 so. Tyler
6.6OAS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Swaps

FURNITURE 10 trade for plano
CITY MUSIC 74i2 MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Radios and Supplies

ZE.NITB With automatic record changer
radtO-phono comb, hig black dial. viii
3o recordings; repossessed. need cash; tab,
SIS terms arranged 20 responsible party
Inquire Standard. 1897 Grstiot open ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Wanted Machinery

1 TYPE wK.lS Westinghouse starter or
equal for n p. 220 A. c.. 90 cycle.
2 phase motor, series A. bottom connected
poyphase
A G Manual controller. Westinghouse
TYPE - 2p6-A ur equal.
l Square y A c. Manual starter Type
25l0-W or equal.
l constant speed 2 or 3 u. p. 220 volt
90 cycle A G motor. 3 phase, approx
matey rs and S65 r. p. NJ and reduc
ing 40 approximately A. and q Il r.
Al full load
Address Box 5732. Detroit Times
Evening star., 1943-05-05
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. May 5 GP'---tUnited States
Department of Agriculturel .-Salable hogs.
l1,Oco; total. .n.0oo: fairly active. steady
10 lower; mostly steady. ton, IA. 20: good
and choice ISo-330 pounds. l+.a5-7o;
bulk. l4,en and l4.65: good and choice
lt0-is0 pounds, IA 00-5o; most good
S6o-55n-pound sows, l4..5-a0,
salahle cattle, 5000: total, $1,000: fed
steers and yearlinss. 1918 higher; active
al advance; Eastern orders buyers taking
bulk crop carly top: 80: some Geld
higher bulk, l4.0O-l 8. 80; stock cattle
fully steady at l3,5o-l6.oo: heifers firm.
mostly 13.50-1600; average choice 925
pounds l6.4o, cows very scarce, market
slow, barely steady; cutters 1880 down:
Gamers. 1S0-Sa0. according to weight
and condition: strictly good beef cows to
IA 80. but mostly | / 55-l 3.25: bulls steady:
practical top, weishty sausage bulls, 1875;
vealers fully steady al l5.0O-160o.
Salable sheen. .00u: total. 10000;
late Tuesday fat lambs strong spots, 1o-l?
hieher; good to choice s3-l0o pound
wooled lambs. 16.0O-l6 >: Just good io9
pounds. 1915; fed Western clipped lambs
S3-aS pounds, with No. i and No. : skins,
l5.0o-25: odd loads with fall Shorn pelts,
l53a-5O: Just eood Texas offerings. IA go.
sheep steady; good % choice shorn native
ewes, S.aO-25. Today's trade: Fat lambs
SLOW. early sales shoat steady. GOOD TO
choice fed Western woolto lambs, 1900
1915. strictly choice held higher. talking
around 14S5l5.10 on clIpned lambs early;
few choice weishsy offerings howard to
15.35-5n. nothing done on sheep: under
tone about steady or around S.00-25 on
sood and choice shnrn ewes.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Business Briefs

Consumption of Electricity in the
week ended May l declined to 1885,
721 900 kiloWatt hours against g.
925. 1880 in the preceding week. but
remained IT, above 3,304 602 900 in
the corresponding 1912 period The
Pacific Coast with a gain of 324o %
over a year ago still led other re-
gions. Other gains over vera ago:
South, 1857; Rocky Mountain. IS;
Central Industrial, 143 Mid-At-
lantic. 13; West Central, 1873; New
England, 81.
Real Progress for Victory was
made by Vega Aircraft Co. which
turned out in the single month of
April more four-engined BIZ bomb
ers than in the last seven months
of 1912, according to President Rob-
bert E. Gross of Lockheed Aircraft
Co., Of which Vega is a subsidiary
He said Lockheed production of
P-38 fighters was mounting steadily
and assembly lines were being re-
built for still greater production of
twin-engined fighters Some Con-
stellation transports will be deliv-
cred this year and next year they
will be really rolling, he added.
Government Financed War Plants
are now more than tWo-thirds COM
pleted, according to the National
Industrial Conference Board. It re-
ported $4,000 100000 worth of the
,000000,000 contracts let between
June, 1910, and March l, 1943, had
been finished by the end of March.
COmpletions in the first quarter of
1943 averaged slightly more than
s550000000 worth a month, the
board added
Best Railroad Safety Record on
Class l carriers of the Nation was
made in 1912 by the Union Pacific
System for the seventh consecutive
year and for the 18th year in the
last 20, the National Safety Council
announced Chesa peake & Ohio was
second and Norfolk & Western
third.
Used-Car Ceilings of any kind
are opposed by the National Auto
mobile Dealers Association, Ray
Chamberlain, vice president, de-
clared at a conference with OPA of
ficials. He declared ceilings would
prevent movement of used cars
from areas where they were plenti-
full to areas where they were scarce
Construction Awards in the nation
totaled 379068.000 in the five week
period of April, compared with s305,-
973, 1000 in the four week period of
March. and 1898 $4,000 in April
1912 Engineering News-Record re-
ported. The totals were exclusive
of construction by military combat
engineers. American contracts out
side the country and shipbuilding.
Quick Oversubscription of $4,000
shares of Chesapeake & Ohio COM
mon stock at s45 a share was an
nounced by Blyth e. Co One of
the largest off market offerings of
railroad securities in recent years,
the shares were released for public
sale by Allegheny Corp as a result
of bank loan refinancing bonds
for which the C. & o. shares had
been used as collateral
Commercial Credit Co. earned
81 .523, 1923, or 80 cents share in the
first quarter, compared with $l,66l,-
$50, or 90 cents a share a year ago
The latest total was reported subject
to renegotiation of contracts of
manufacturing subsidiaries.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Retailers Request
WPB and 0PA 10
Simplify Orders
Few Merchants Able
To Understand Rules,
; Conference Is Told
By the Associated Press.

6S Inc hSSOCldleu PTeSS.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Continuing
study and simplifcation of orders
from Washington governing the re-
tail trade was urged today by spokes-
men for the merchandising division
and bureau of smaller stores of the
National Retail Dry Goods Associa-
tlon at conference.
J. D. Runkle. general manager of
the Crowley, Milner & Co.. depart
ment store of Detroit, said that de-
liveries from manufacturers would
be uncertain in future months and
that some stores were being forced
to overbuy IN order to have enough
goods on hand for the fall and win
ter season.
Runkle urged that both WPB and
OPA indicate how various orders
from these Washington bureaus
would be enforced. He said that
only 10 per cent of the Nations
merchants understand WPB's IN
ventory control order and that few
could fully comprehend OPA's price
regulations,
Lew Hahn, general manager Of
the NRDGA. asked for a review OF
all existing Government orders on
merchandising, urging that those
which were unenforceable be
dropped.
Eaton V. w. Read. chief of the
Consumer Goods Branch of the
Wholesale and Retail Trade Divi-
ment was studying various proposed
amendments to the inventory con-
troll order, L-219, and hoped to make
such changes as were possible under
the Governments plan for an
equitable distribution of consumer
goods.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Carriers Must Have
More Equipment,
budd Warns
C., B. & Q. Chief Fears
Serious Congestion if
Needs Are Ignored
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Americas
railroads have reached the point
where they must have new rail- more
motive power and additional cars If
they are to handle increasing war;
time traffic without serious conges-
ton, Ralph Budd, president of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road, told stockholders at their an
nual meeting today.
The extremely severe use Of the
railway plant has caused rail to
become perhaps the most critical
of all our material problems Mr..
Budd said. land If the war is to be
long continued it will be imperative
that more rail be laid in tracks in
order to carry on safely with the
constantly growing burden of traffic" :"
Contrasting traffic of the Burling-
ton in the first quarter this year
with the same period in the pre-
war year of 1898, Mr.. Budd said
passenger traffic had increased 218
per cent and freight traffic 143 per
cent.
Net income of the road in l942,
as previously reported. was $28,
920. compared with $l0,4l9,l42 in
194l.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Washington Produce

From the Food Distribution Administra-
tion. Prices paid net fob. Washington
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federa-State graded eggs received from
grading stations MAY -. Whites U. S.
Grade A, large. 1910: average. 40; U. S.
Grade A, medium :}5-31, average. 36'2;
U. S. Grade B. large. :'7-3s: average, 3s:
large. 39-40: AVERAGE, 80: U. S. Grade A,
medium, :t5-3,: average, 36l2: u S grade
B, large. 31-3S: average ~: U. S. Grade
3. medium. ii-!a. average. 36i2: U. S.
Grade C. 33-:if: average, 80 2. Current re-
ceiuts: Nearby ungraded eggs: Whites. "a
2 mlxed s9ioTs, Reeeip's' Gov
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts moderately
light. Some brolers and fryers at 2sl2-
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Paint Firms Meroed

CINCINNATI, May S (R.-Merger
OF the Charles Moser Co.. 9O-year-
old Cincinnati paint manufacturing
firm with the Alston-Luc Paint
Co. of Lyons, ILL.,. was announced by
Carl F. Hertenstein, president of the
MoSer concern.
Evening star., 1943-05-05

Ine ldJe ,COl.
Wrisley Brown,
it was ANNOUNCE
ed in the fnan-
cial district to-
day.
Mr.. Price has
served the cor
poration since
his return from
World War No.
l in 1919 and has
been the execu-
tive head of the
concern for the
pa st fifte e n
years.
Jerry P john
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, May 5 lP,.-Grain prices
eased today under the leadership of oats,
which declined on reports vessels were
moving down the Lakes loaded with oats
from Canada. At one time wheat was
hisher on moderately unfavorable crop
reports, but easlnesS in other grains
finally upset the bread cereal.
At the close wheat was UNCHANGED to
u lower, May, 81 .45's: July. 81 44asl4:
81 .05: oats were UNCHANGED to = lower
and rye lost aa-7a.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Associated
Press weishted wholesale prices index of
IS commodities today declined to l06.32.
Previous day; lo635; week aso, lo6.44:
month ago. paa taeoo' Isr Sta aI9 Ia4I Y1aaa-4o
Eish - 10s. s. 1o3.22 a51a 1928
Low -1o3.43 a5.54 !f.03 e3.1S
ua26 average EQUALS 1909
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Report

FURNISHED Bureau
District of ColumbiaNot tonight
occasional light tonight moderate
light rain tonight.
light in the north portion
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Simeon Price Named
Head Of Terminal
Refriigerating
New President Has
Served Corporation
Since Lost War
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Simeon T. Price. executive vice
president, has been elected presi-
dent of the Terminal Refrigerating
& Warehousing Corp, succeeding
Evening star., 1943-05-05

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas $3.50 pfd.-5 at "a.
Washington Gas common-lO at 20.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
FREIGHT Loudinqs

Every time you lick War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-05-05

Whea.. No, 3 hard. ~: No. 1. ,46.
;, o5-i ,O612: No i. o4 i 04'a: sample
grade, yellow. 81: No 3 white, %. Oats,
No. ; white. 65io. Barley, mailing. o.
100 nominal; feed, Sass, nominal.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
TODAY'a SALES

N. Y. Bond quotations fur.
nished by the Associated
Press
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May LP,.--Dividends de-
clared.
Deferred.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. .riod record able
Cons Coppermines
Evening star., 1943-05-05

NTVCT NcuUTt.
Potomac and Shenandoah clear at Har-
RS Ferry. Potomac clear at Great Falls
Record for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY s.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Curb Stocks

N. Y. Curb quotations fur
nished BY the Associated
Press
Evening star., 1943-05-05
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, May tP.-National Asso-
cation Securities Dealers. Inc:
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
LOS DESAFIOS DE HOY

Liga Americana. = Los Me
dias Blancas jugaran en- San
Luis con los Browns y son anun
ciados como lanzadores Smith
y Galehouse; los Tigres Sc ba-
tiran en- Cleveland con los In
dos y subiran a la 'lomita"
White y AL Smith; en- Filadel-
fla, Atleticos y Medias Rojas
volveran a jugar y actuaran en-
Ell 'caj6n' Terry y Armizen; en-
New York, los Yankees trata-
ran de veneer nuevamente a los
Senadores y lanzaran Chandler
y Leonard.
Liga Nacional.-Piratas con
ira Cubs, en- Chicago, con los
pitchers Lanning y Lee; Gigan
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
COUNT e PRACTICE
AVER PARA Ell DERBY

Louisville, KY, abril 24.-El
famoso cahallo Count Fleet"
Sc practice aver para ell Derby
Y dej6 encantados a los peritos
que lie vieron cirrer.
Corri6 las tres-cuartas par
tes de una milla en- 38 3-5 Sc
gundos.
Llegaron de New York, POI
tren, Slide Rule y Twoses y va
estaban aqui Gold Shower, Mo-
dest Lad y "Mr. Double-and-
Redouble."
Sc da como possible la retira-
da de "Seven Hearts"
"Mr. Double and Redouble'
es. propiedad del Sr. j. Graham
Brown, dueno del hotel Louis
vile.
La semana pasada, Gold She
liver, en- Belmont corri6 la mills
y un octave en- / minute y 49 81
gundos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
LA AsocIAcIoN NACIoNA1
DE BoXEo ANENCIA 81
LISTA DE CAMPE0NE

Washington, abril 24.=Aa
Association Nacional de Boxeo,
presidida por Abe j. Greene, a
nunci6 aver su lista de campeo
mes Y declara vacante ell trono
de las 1876 libras.
Beau Jack, ell negrito del Es-
tado de Georgia, es Fl campe6n
del peso ligero para la Conf
sion Atletica del Estado de N.
York.
Parece estimar la Association
que ell campe6n debe surgir de
un match" entire Sammy An
gott, ell excampe6n, Y Ell vence-
dor del combate entire Jack y
Bob Montgomery para efec-
taurse en- New York ell dia 81
de mayo.
Angott, segGn la Association
era un legitimo campe6n GUAM
do Sc retirara ell pasado noviem
Ire. Mas tarde decide volver al
cuadrilatero Y mientras no sea
derrotado la Association no re-
eonocera a ningGn otro cam
pe6n.
La classification hecha es la
siguiente:
iCategoria del peso complete:
+, Jose Luis, campe6n; Billy Con,
de Pittsburg, legitimo conten-
tdiente.
Peso complete ligero, Unite
de IT'S libras: Gus Lesnevich,
campe6n, y Jimmy Bivins, ell ne
gro que tambien aspira a la co
roma del peso complete, legitl-
mo contendiente.
Peso mediano: Campe6n, To
ny Yale; aspirantes de merito,
George Abrams, Tony Martin,
Ernie Vigh, Coley WEIGH y ia
cobo La Motta.
Peso weller: Freddie 'Goch-
rane, campe6n; legftimos con-
tendencies, Ray Robinson, ell ne
grito de Harlem, y Henry Arm
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

.raAe, an N Henta entrRaa. Per.
cy Piynn. 81 SIS del HilkhOroug
ia Vista clara" y desOar-
sc tres 'hits'' en- cuatro wees
al bate. Tres do las carreras de
.su novena tambien las hizo Ell.
Nueve "terapeuticos" pega-
ron los ganadores contra Your
ger y las Panteras Sc quedaror
en- seis.
AL frente del Premio Sc man
tienen los Dragones de Jeffer'
son, que no han sido derrota'
Idos todavia. Marchan los Ter
riers en- segundo lugar.
La semana que viene volve'
ran a jugar Dragones y Ter
riers y los Jesuitas Sc batirAr
con Plant.
Anotaci6n por entradas
Plant. 600 600 lie, Oh, De
HILLSIDE. Ola i'll x-9c, Oh, 2e
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
LIGA AMERICANA
Victoria de los Atleticos

Victoria de los Atleticos
Solo un desafio habia anun'
ciado para aver en- las grande'
ligas y 10 "ventilaron" los Atl'
ticos de Connie Mack y los Me
dias Rojas de Boston, en- Fila
DELTA.
Dos "serpentineros" utiliza-
ron los ganadores, Christopher
y Luman Harris, correspon-
diendole la victoria al primero.
En- seis "jilotes" Sc ~quedaron
los bateadores del Boston y NO
iograron pisar Ell home"
La derrota lie TOGO a Dobson,
que fuera relevado en- los dlti'
mos episodes por Lucier.
Aprovecharon los Atletico'
sus nueve ''hits" para anDtar
inco carreras. Doerr, la segur
"a base de los "vapuleados,"
lescarg6 dos "tubeyes," pert
in resultado positive en- Guam
o a producer carreras.
Dieron dos "jilotes" cada su
10 Tyack, ell jardinero izquier
10, y Siebert, la primera base
Boston DC, Oh, Be; Filadelfii
Sc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
LA PoSICIoN DE LAS NO.
VENAS

He aqui la posici6n de las no.
venas en- la Liga Nacional:
Cincinnati, 2 victorias y 0 de
rrotas; Brooklyn, l victoria y 0
derrota; Pittsburg, / triunfo
un "vapuleo;' Chicago, l y /;
New York, 0 victorias y l con-
tratiempo; San Luis, 0 y 2;
Boston, 0 y 0; Filadefia, 0 y 0.
En- la Liga Americana estan
a la cabeza los Yankees, con l
triunfo y ninguna derrota; Sn.
Luis, l y 0; Washington, l y
/; Boston, l y /; Cleveland, l
y /; Detroit, l y /; Filadelfia,
2, y Chicago, 0 y l.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
DEPORTES
LOS DESAFIoS DE PELoTA
DE LA LIGA I~NTERSOCIAL
FL Circulo Cubano a la cabeza
del circuito

Las cuatro novenas de la Ii
ga I~ntersocial jugaran mahana
como de c%ostumbre, en- ell par
que Cuscaden.
La Liga ha tornado medidas
para que las novenas tengan Su
ficientes peloteros en- Ell terreno
Y no suceda 10 de la semana pa
sada. cuando al recibir Guerra
IN ro're Ell team" de la Unio-
ne l.aliana no pudo seguir ju-
gando.
Cuenta la Unione con un a
ceptable "trabuquito" y llevabs
la delantera, en- carreras, Guam
do ell arbitro lie adjudic6 ell par
lido a los ASSURES.
Las reglas de la pelota prohi
ben Que un CLUB" juegue cor
meros lie nueve peloteros.
ii rr sidente de la Liga, An
tonic Castro, bien merece !;
mas enthusiastic cooperation pol
parte de los senores delegado'
peloteros.
Marcia a la cabeza del cir
quito, como en- ell ano pasado
la novena del Circulo Cubano.
En- 1912 los cubanos "arran
caron a toda veldcidad," Iper'
no llegaron a la meta.
Vicente Granell estima gu
en- 1943 sera izada en- ell jardil
central, coronado por la victo
ria, la bandera de la poderos'
sociedad de la Gale Catorce.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
LA GACETA

~ psrs8dlco en- idi0mA EspSSoI
do mks circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

Parecida opinion tiAnen lna.
mentores do Ia uninna, Centric
Asturiano y cabailefOs Ieales.
Excelente pelota sc juega en-
Cuscaden y dicese que varios
exploradores de algunas ligas
estan va aqui o en- canine de
Tampa.
Empezara a jugarse a la 1-3O
Y actuaran los habiles "umpi'
| res. Marcelino Perez y Jimmy
White.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
LOS TERRIERS VENClERON
A LAS PANTERAS

Los peloteros de la escuela de
segunda ensenanZa Hillsbor-
ough jugaron aver con las Pan
4eras de Plant y las derrotaron
ON anotaci6n de 8 carreras por
ina.
Williams y Echevarria lama
ION por los vencedores y Youn.
ger por los derrotados.
Angelo Pullara aport6 ell pri.
mer cuadrangular de la tempo.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

SIC D~ESEA.-Caja de eau
dales de combination. Olga Ia
marca, precio y dimensiones
exteriores e interiors;. Tam
bien un archivador de cartas,
DirijasetP. o. Box $685..
La gaceta., 1943-04-24
N DE PRoPIEDADES

Charles Raines a Mae Sey;
&c. F. Viasak a Norman Brown
E. E. Parolini a Phillip w. Ca
to: Ramon Sierra a Atom Avi-
la: Paul Nelson a Oscar c. A
Christensen; Grace W. Crigler
"a Paul Caltagirone; Sam Kent
a James Williams; Jos; Hevia
"a Carmen Hevia; Josie F. Pres
colt a A. A. Nash.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

strong. el sEesMRsea de tres
cueegor1asr
Peso lissEo: Tesaaaa y ooro-
ma; legftimos aspirantes, sam
my Angott y Beau Jack.
Peso de PUMA: Campeon'
Jackie Callura; legitimo conten
diente. Willie Pep. Para la GO,
mission Atl6tica de New York el
campe6n 10 es Pep.
Peso bantam: Manuel Ortiz,
campe6n; aspirantes, Kui Kon
Young, Rush Dalma y Bennie
Goldberg.
Peso de mosca: Little Dado'
campe6n; aspirantes, jackie
Patterson Y Peter Kane.
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

teaay Broyos M Boston, vepdn
o "a Inca de cornbate wittig '
Jayery; Fhillies y Dodgers. en-
Brooklyn, con los sserpentine-
rosY Rowe, Davis o Newsome
Paiaros Rojos contra Rojos, en-
Cincinnati, baio las curvas y
rectas de Gumbert y Riddle
La gaceta., 1943-04-24

81 senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. p. Solamente Sc ven"
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
eslle IS
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-29
Whale Meat
Era Coming

WASHINGTON, April 20. = The
fellows who recently opened horse
meat butcher shops in the East Will
soon have competition from another
type of food purveyor, the whale
meat merchant whose wares will
be in more demand this summer
than they have been since the first
World War.
Whale meat, according to the Of
flee of Harold L. Ickes, Fisheries
Coordinator, is dark red and tastes
something like beef.
To help meet the demand a whal-
ing shore station is being estab-
lished in California and three boats
will supply it with whales.
The whale, largest of all animals,
is mammal and as such has
warm red blood and produces liv-
ing young The flesh is said to be
wholesome when properly handled
and does not have the fishy taste
that makes seal meat unpalatable.
Housewives will probably be glad
to try it since no rationing coupons
will be necessary.