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La gaceta., 1943-06-22

"Un sistema international que
posea la suficiente eficacia para
%proscribir ciertos Y determinados
armamentos y para ~inspeccionar los
pertrechos de guerra de cualquier
nacion."
"La creaci6n de organismos
PRACTICES Y tecnicos que tendran
por objeto la resolution de cuestio-
mes econ6micas Y financieras v de
informar a las Naciones Unidas con
respecto a las mismas, para que los
diferentes paises Sc vean impedidos
de adoptar una polftica autarquica
comercial Y fnanciera y para que ell
periodic de la postguerra Sc dis
tinga por la cooperation economical
Y por ell elevado nivel de vida, mas
bien que por la competencia desleal
y por un nivel de vida demasiado
baJo para todos ~nosotros."
Iqualdad y sOberania
La admision-no meramente de
palabras, sino de obras, como es ell
case en- Ell Hemisferio Occidental
del principle de igualdad en- la sobe-
rama de todas las naciones, va
grandes, va pequenas. Y al propio
tempo debera establecerse ell prin-
cipio de que es precise trazar la
senda para la libertad v autonomfa
de los pueblos que aspiran a obtener
su independence, tan prOnto como
Sc encuentren capacitados para
hacer uso de este derecho."
"Finalmente, en- esta clase de
mundo por ell que estamos luchando
por crear, no debe haber necesidad
de hacer uso de csc execrable
termino 'minorfa racista o religio-
sa.' ST los pueblos del mundo ac-
tualmente luchan Y mueren para
preservar y conquistar la libertad
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
POr evOluci6n lenta

"Es perfectamente possible que ell
mejor curse de acci6n para las Ma
clones midas sea la creacion de un
ORGANISING international mediante
ell mismo procedimiento de evolu-
ci6n lenta. Permitiendo la sufi-
ciente elasticidad en- la operaci6n
al iniciarse ell periodic de TRANSITION,
la experienced practica adquirida
por las Naciones midas, tanto du-
rante la guerra como despues dc
obtener la victoria, probablemente
servira para poner de relieve clara
mente la clase de organization que
garantizara, mas eicazmente, la
obtenci6n de los objetivos basicos
que Sc espera alcanzar."
EN- la tragica lecci6n que ha
aprendido la humanidad en- los
1ltimos 25 amos, ell senior Welles
encuentra algunos de los principles
cardinales que son ~esenciales para
ell mejor funcionamiento de una
organization international de esta
clase."
"Es precise crear, continue, poi
medic de acuerdos internacionales,
un conjunto de fuerzas armadas ia
cilitadas por aquellas potencias que
posean los medios de hacerlo, que
pueda ser empleado en- una s6la
region o en- mayor escala v que
este en- condolences de impedir agre-
Stones o confictos internacionales
y que tendra, en- general, la mission
de velar por la inviolabilidad de la
paz universal"
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
DEsCUBRIMIENTO DE UN
ELEMENTO

Ell Institute de Radio de Berna
ba logrado hallar Ell elemento 85,
que faltaba en- la lista l6gica de
los go elementos basicos, actual
mente aceptados. Sus ~cualidades
son afines a las del cloro.
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
I'm tribunal

"Un tribunal international a Gu
vas decisiones sc someteran las CON
t~roversias internacionales V que
sera digno de la confianza de los
paisss del mundo."
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
La ammonia entire las NaciOnes Americans
sugiere I'm plan de paz, en- ell mun6o de
la postguerra, dice Sumner Welles

DURHAM, CAROLINA
DEL senior Sum-
ner Welles, Subsecretario de
Estado de los Estados Unidos,
hizo saber a las Naciones Uni
das, re~cientemente, que ell pro-
cedimiento mas SECURE de
crear en- la postguerra un
mundo libre de confictos ar
raados seria instituir una or
canizaci6n international, pOr
los mismos metodos evolutivos
cue dieron por resultado la
soIidaridad interamericana.
"Los acuerdos por los cuales Sc
ha logrado establecer una ammonia
mas completa entire los pueblos dc
II America, hizo resaltar ell senior
Sumner Welles en- n alocuci6n
pronunciada con motive de los
~eiercicios de graduation del Colegio
de Carolina del Norte, para perso-
mas de la raza negra de esta ciudad,
no fueron obra de un dia nj Sc en-
contraban trazados en- ning1n plan.
Por ell contrario, dijo ell senior
Welles, los fines que Sc perseguian
fueron alcanzados al cabo de los
amos, necesitandose un acto de
agresi6n-el alevoso ataque japo-
mes a Pearl Harbor-para obtener,
al fin, la ammonia en- ell Hemisferio
Occidental"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Muny Cage League
SCHEDULE FOR MKT WEDNESDAY

SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY
East Sidel -, A--
At Barbour--Mich state Troops W
Ahepa at y. m; Club Royal VS.. Cont
mental Aviation at 3. M. So. Benedic
VS. JaglowiCz Tars AT y y. m.
AT st Clait-Wolverine VS. Detroit
silents at ,, M; Briggs Aircraft vs.
Tool shop At y. M. kerns A. c. vs.
Hudson A. A. 81 . .. m
At Jackson-Hudson Local No, 1874 vs.
.U, s. Ordnance at Z y. m; Griffith a
Wade vs.. u. s. Naval Armory AZ s p. m.
~. s. Coast Guard VS.. Continental Loca
No. $50 at p. m.
At Burroughs-Red Arrow Club vs.
Navy Scow Club at 1880 p. m. Brket
Church Va. u. s. Army Recruiting at s:3'
". m.
west Side)
Al Kronk--Dictor vs.. Cadillac a,
p. m. u. s. Military Police vs.. Brewste
Al Hutchins-U A. W. Local No. fs
vs. Bull AZ .. m. Finnish independent
VS. BEDFORD At s D. m; Industrial We
Clowns a, &. AT p. m.
At jefferson Wards A c. vs.. Bur
rouchs A. G. AZ 1880 m. club Caval
cade ". Wheel TrueinG ~ $3.50 D. m.
At Boys Cmb-Boys Ciuh Of Detroit W
Bailey's Five Al p m.
A. Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne W. Navs
Police at 3 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Jake May Meet
Reeves March 19
BY LEO MACDONELL

Jake LaMotta and Jimm y
Reeves will headline the next
fistic card at Olympia. probably
March 19, il was learned Satur-
day AT present there is said 10
be some differences over weight
but il is not expected that the
rival camps will have serious diff.
liculty in ironing out this matter
Reeves would like 10 come in
AT no less than l65 pounds. but
LaMotta would prefer 10 have the
Cleveland Negro shave a couple
Of pounds off that figure.
LaMotta seeks revenge for two
defeats al the hands of Reeves
both Of which took place in Cleve-
land. The decision favorIng Reeves
in one Of the bouts. caused near
riot among outraged customers.
With a gross total OF close &c
SCI 900 and a net of $50, 354 04
the Robinson-LaMotta show Fri
day night set a new indoor record
for gate receipts for a fight in
Detroit. The Joe LouiS-Abe Simon
SAT 900 net was the old mark.
The attendance was Is, 149. com.
pared 10 1890 who turned out
for the first engagement between
the two boys in the same rine
earlier in the month. Robinson
and LaMotta each was paid &c
per cent or S14 .926.21. their cut
after $500 for ring officials anc
other minor expenses were de.
Quoted. Atop his purse Of nearly
$4,000, LaMotta got $500 fol-
training expenses. However, the
Bronx middleweight turned over
this amount as gift 10 Selfridge
Field 10 be used for the purchase
OF sports equipment.
Boosting one Of the finest rinl
records in pugilistic history. Rob.
inSon reports for duty at Camp
Dix. New Jersey next Tuesday
He was indicted in New York this
past Tuesday With SO straight
wins as an amateur and 40 out OF
al as n pro. Robinson has com.
piled sensational record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Smarter, Sharper

In their first meeting at
Olympia we scored Robinson
only two Of the 10 rounds. Fri
day night ne fought a smarter,
sharper fight.
Never did Robinson allow La
Motta 10 get him cornered
against the ropes. Most OF the
punishment Sugar Ray received
in the first meeting came IN
those moments when the Bronx
Bulldog chased him against the
hemp and battered away at the
body and head.
We scored the first round for
LaMotta and the next three for
Robinson. Sugar Ray was of TO
a head start in those opening
rounds, even though he seemed
cautious when il came 10 throw
ing his right. He was still think
ing about the Jumps on his liver
LaMotta contributed in their
first setto
We thought LaMotta won the
fifth. The sixth was even and
the seventh was the round that
LaMotta scored a knockdown.
on the upward surge, fighting
as though an empire was at
stake. LaMotta took the eighth.
II was here that Sugar Ray
proved his right 10 greatness.
Robinson was coming on and on.
He seemed 10 be the stronger
Of the two He shook off
punches az a sea lion losses
spray from it's head.
T.AMotta has got him again"
the crowd was saying. ITS
ALI over now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Just Decision

But Sugar Ray had just begun
10 fight. The ninth i thought
was his best round And in the
tenth il was anybOdy's fight at
the start. At the finish Robin
son had completed masterful
exhibition OF boxing skill and
courage. The decision seemed
10 us was entirely ust
You won't see many better
fights ever And. certainly. never
n cleaner fight. In both battles
here neither man did anything
but exhibit clean. hard fighting
and a spirit of SpoTtsnanShlp
after tho battle that sent you
away with a fine, mellow feeling
howard both gladlatorS.
, LaMottaS prestige suffered
not ono whit II is our opinion
that Robinson and LaMotta,
should they fight 10 times more.
would always put on p great
fight and. I'm equally sure,
there never would be much of a
margin between them at the
finish.
LaMotta has won over the
fans Of this town AS no other
fighter. save possibly Joe Louis,
has been able TO do since the
DAYS of the MiilerS and GrUgaus.
| credit LaMotta more than
any other man with the come
back of boxing here. He brought
back the fans in droves He
started them talking and kept
them talking
So great is LaMotta's per-
sonaI popularity that some of
his boosters will argue until
doomsday that he won over the
great Robinson, Friday night
But I'm sure there is one guy
who knows he didn't. Jake La
Motta is the name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Jake Pays Tribute

Jake's sense Of fairness is one
OF his finer qualities.
Robinson IL n marvellous
fighter" he repeated 10 me after
the fight. There Is no man In
the world his weight who can
touch him. But I'd like 10 meet
him again"
Perhaps when war clouds roll
away the Bronx Bulldog and
Sugar Ray can meet again. We
hope so. Until then we know
Sugar Ray will be as fine a
soldier as he is boxer. Which
is tops. tI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Chicago Club TO Hold
Women,s AAU Swim

NEW YORK, Feb. u (UP).-
The womens national A. A. u.
swimming championships will be
held at the Medinah Club in Chi
Icago on April 9, 10 and IL. COM
'mittee chairman Elsie Vets an.
nounced today.
The title meet originally was
scheduled to be split among New
York. Los Angeles and Portland.
o., but the Medinah Clubs offer
was accepted because of its CEN
trail location.
The mems championships will
be held at the New York Athletic
Club on April 2 and 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Bob | a|es
Hurray for Ray!
Sugar Is One
Of Ring Greats
By BOB MURPHY
I sing today of Sugar Ray.

I sing today of Sugar Ray.
King of all the worlds men at
his own fighting weight, Ray
Robinson in our book rates with
the best welterweights TO slide
down fisticuff road in this era
or any of those eras you like to
hear dad tell about.
1t isn't every day that a man
can spot a rugged. relentless foe
man such as Jake LaMotta l5A
and go on 10 win as Robinson
did Friday night at Olympia.
l scored the fight five rounds
for Robinson, four for LaMotta
and one even. A lot OF my
friends, undoubtedly better
qualified as fight judges, dis
agree with this. They thought
Robinson won anywhere from six
10 eight of the rounds. We can't
see IL that way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Earns Award
For Highest Average

DURHAM. N. c., Feb 81 (UP).
Jimmy Gruzdis. manager of the
Thomasville club of the North
Carolina State League, won organ
ized baseball's 1912 batting cham
pionship.
Gruzdis batted .41S. the only
player in organized baseball who
finished in tho 400 division. the
press bureau Of the National
Association of Baseball Leagues
reported. lie will be awarded.
sometime during The 1913 season.
the annual Louisville Slugger
Trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
\ Photographer

delphia, Cleveland was named as
the tentative site for the 1913
event. But when il was definitely
decided 10 have a tournament De-
troit put in its bid. A unanimous
vote of the member clubs gave it
to Detroit.
Championships will be as before
in speed. figures, pairs. four and
skate dance for juniors, novices
and seniors. First. second and
third place winenrs of state cham
pionships throughout the country
will qualify for the nationals.
For the first time in the history
of the event trials and finals will
all be held during the day time
from 9 a. m. 10 Z p. m.
STATE IN MARCH
Any skater fully registered as
an amateur by the r. S. r. O. A.
lis eligible TO compete. The state
tournament sanctioned by this
group will be held at Arena Gar
dens March 10. IL and II.
Here are the skaters who will
take part in the party sponsored
by the Arcadia Figure and Dance
Club Thursday night: Fred and
Jean Lettau, speciality dances; ID
step by members of the club;
waltz, foX-trot and tango numbers
by couples; Bill Best, Ernie Welt
Ter and George Magurion. free
style and threes: Audrey Schroe-
der and Magurion. pairs routine
Twenty-Five per cent of the gross
proceeds from that evening will
be turned over TO the club.
Varsity Gardens will have a
st. Pauick'S party on the seven
teenth, as Will Jefferson Beach
Rollercade.
Beginners skate dance classes
are held each Tuesday from Z TO s
p. m. at Lincoln Rink. Advanced
classes are on Thursdays at the
same hour.
Don't forget the boy meets girl
night each Monday at Eastwood
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

a member Of one OF Uncle Sam 5
Army Air Forces precision com
bat teams Cadet Borden %
is receiving preflight navigation
training at Ellington Field Tex
He was an accountant for a De-
troit firm before entering the
service Chief Louis Brooks
third base coach for the navy re-
cruiting office team here last sum-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

mental wrestling championships
al the Iowa Navy Preflight School
Another Detroiter, John ID.
Meana, also OF Detroit went 10
the Semifinals in the boxing tour
nament before beng eliminated.
Aviation Cadet Adelbert s.
Borden. former footb ball and
hockey player for Wayne and De-
troit Tech. is preparing TO become
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

(Tbis colaB,u about athletes in
scrrice appears thrice n Tcek ~
The Detroit Times. II you hare
0ny nelcs about these men. send
II along 70 Edgar Hayes, The
Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Youngest Coach

Linwood Rayford, II, coaches
the basketball team Of st. Bene-
acts High School in Milwaukee
He probably is the youngest coach
in the country. He's a sophomore
at Marquette University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
CdgeP|dyoff
Places Decided

The Catholic High School Bias
ketball League draws to a close
this week with eleven games
scheduled.
st. Anthony and st. Catherine
meet this Sunday at st. Charles
gym in a contest that will decide
the winner on the east side of the
first division. The winner will play
Holy Redeemer 10 decide the oppo.
nent for St. Ladislaus, winner OF
the central group, in the playoff'
at Olympia next Sunday.
Other sectional crowns 10 bt
decided March 7 will see St. STAINS
laus and St. Frederick clash fol-
the second division championship
and st. JoSaphat and Mt. Carme
for the third division title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Figures ShO1U Jake, Sugar
Struck Gold in Fights Here

At Olympia Robinson and LaMota in seven fights toaled
than $4,000 figures revealed Saturday.
Robinson in three fights. took out of DETROIT than
$4,000 LaMotta better than $4,000 The
$4,000 received Fridays
Harvey Dubs in his first fight here April
1912 battles with LaMotta The latters
showing Jimmy Edgar whom he beat New
All of LaMoa money earned here inside of
Seyen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Cards Have One Gridder for Sure

Buddy Parker has been rejected
by the army. The navy rejected
him year ago. But he can still
play football, doing good Job at
blocking back for the Cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
TIGER HURLER IN NAVY


brought by the Tigers from Beau
mont for delivery this spring. is
in the navy Erwin Dusak,
.outfielder for the st. LouS Cardi-
mails, IS leading scorer on the Fort
Sheridan basketball team
Glenn Wright, former shortstor
for the Pittsburgh Pirates is an
apprentice seaman at Lake Far
ragut 1t. Vernon Wiltshire.
who pitched for the Philadelphia
Athletics, Yankees and White Sox,
lis transportation and conservation
Iofficer at the Iowa Navy Prefiight
School.
William Harridge Jr.Ason OF the
American League president, is a
first lieutenant in the army sta
'tioned at Miami Frederick
Prick, son of the National League
president, is with the army in
telligence in North Africa
Russ Letlow, who PLAYED guard
for the Green Bay Packers, is
going through Boot camp at Great
Lakes Len Rector. reserve
quarterback of the Great Lakes
team last year. has been COM
missioned an ensign Two De-
troiters led their Company 1881
boxing team TO a 5 TO 2 decision
over Company 1882 at Great
Lakes last week William Van
Iandt won the featherweighi
ioust from Phillip Lawrence OF
Fl. Dodge. Kansas, and William
Kurtz was the light heavyweight
winner over George Jacques OF
Topeka. Kan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

The Chicago Cardinals OF pro
football don't know whether or
not they will be IN the field next
fall. But they have one player
for certainty. The veteran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Rifle Schools
Turning Out
Real Marksmen

The "pip-pip" OF rifles and the
Whit of gunpowder were expert
enced for the first time last night
by many of the so enrollees at
tending classes at the Greater De-
troit Rod and Gun Clubs Small
Arms Firing School at the clubs
indoor range located on Hamilton
and Cortland in Highland Park.
With preliminary lectures. dem
constructions and exercises behind
them, the students took 10 the fir
ling line with issued % caliber
lmilitary-type rifles and put into
practices the principles they had
learned.
The purpose OF the schools is 10
Iacquaint draftees. home defense
groups and others in the princi-
lples of Workmanship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

THIS WEEKS CARD
SUNDAYS GAMES
So Anthony AZ 81. Catherine
81 Mary Of BEDFORD at 81. Theresa.
ST. Leo at ST. Cecilia.
MONDAYS GAMES
est Mary (Orchard Lake. at NJ, Carmel
ST. Hedwig At st. Agnes
TUESDAYS GAMES
ST. Caslmir Al Mt Carmel.
All saints AZ 81. Francis Xavier,
St. Patrick at 81. Vincent
ST HedVig At Sweetest Heart.
Rosary At ST. Josaphat.
ST. Philip az st. Martin.
WEDNESDAYS GAME
St Thomas Al 50. Agnes.
'Non-league game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
UNANIMOUS VOTE

Up until a few months ago feel
ing of the board of directors was
against having the national this
year because of the war. But SO
much pressure was put on them
by the younger skaters that they
decided in favor of II.
At the meet last year in Phila-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Rollin' Around
ARENA GARDENS GETS
ROLLER NATIONALS
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Arena Gardens. will be the site
of the national roller skating
championships sanctioned by the
Roller Skating Rink Operators
Association on May IL, u, ID and
IA. according 10 Fred II. Freeman
of Boston, president of the asso-
citation.
The first national speed cham
pionShipS were held at this rink
back in 1887 with the first figure
titles awarded there a year later
Detroit has long been known as
the hot spot of roller skating
throughout the nation. In the past
few years most of the national
champions have come from De-
troit. Therefore, it is only fitting
that the event should be held here
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
The Greater Game Athletes You KnouU in Service
PFC. NIEDOWICZ TOP BOY AT GILROY

mer is with a hospital unit at
Lake FaTragut. Ida.
Lloyd OlGS, former president OF
the Michigan a. A. L. and athletic
director at Michigan Normal, has
been commissioned a lieutenant
commander in the navy and will
be athletic director at San Diego
Cal. He was one of the ma
tons top track and field coaches
and officials.
The Navy Pier in Chicago is
away TO an early start in the base
ball season The pitchers and
catcherS have been working out
for two weeks in the gym
Chief Petty Officer John Ryback
will be head baseball coach at the
Pier Richard Roche of the
Pier lost an unpopular decision TO
Jimmie Roberts of Kansas City in
the Chicago Golden Gloves
Despite fine work by Dick Nc
Clanahan, the Pier track team
lost TO Marquette by the one-sided
score Of 81 TO % Dick won the
mile and was second in the two
mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
By EDGAR HAYES

Pfc. Joe NiedowicZ. who used TO
hit home runs in punches for the
Village Market team of Birming-
ham. is stationed at Gilroy, Cal.
He is rated the best all-around
athlete in the company by the
camp paper Besides baseball.
he is a standout in football. volley
ball, basketball and bowling d.
He pitched for his divisions base
ball team Joe. who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Niedowicz.
1865 Kirts. Birmingham. has three
brothers in the Service-Bruno,
John Jr. and Walter.
HIRST'S BOYS WIN
Pvt. Chuck HirSt. with the 18th
air base headquarters, Waco, Tex"
sends along a most interesting let
ter I'm still physical direc-
tor at the camp here >. the army
is trying TO get me fight with
Fritzie Civic in Dallas in May >. .
(iirst was Michigan's weller
weight champion when he entered
the army / trained the boys
here and four of my boys won
Golden Gloves titles here and COM
peted in the state tournament at
Fort Worth"
Carl Schultz OF Wayne Is a
squadron bombardier now stationed
in Africa A painting of him
appeared recently in a national
magazine :. During leave in
Casablanca he was attending an
Officers show While walking
down the aisle he was hailed by
Lieut.. Gerard Richards who played
basketball at Wayne with him .
Richards is with the medical corps
. Aviation Cadet Sam Rothberg,
Wayne netter. has completed his
preflight training at Maxwell Field
and now goes TO another field for
primary training Aviation
Cadet Karl Fremuth, a Wayne
thinclad, has found plenty of work
at Glenview where he is starting
his flying training E. He was sent
up seven times the first week
John Faughn, Wayne gridder. is
starting his aviation career with
the army al Miami Beach
LOST IN SEMIFINALs ~
Aviation Cadet Robert Nc
Namara. 4415 Porter. Detroit, lost
out in the semifinals of the regi-