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Evening star., 1924-07-02
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
By JOSEPH CALCATERRA,
Radio Editor Of Popular Seiepce Monthly
Tho SuDefAetefodyAe-A easy cir
cult to underxtand and draw

Tho SuperAeterodyne-AA easy cir
cult to underxtand and draw
Part III.
The first step. then, is to draw a
skeleton circuit like that shown in
yesterdays article. Draw an ordinary
detector circuit around the tube s,
using an A battery 16 and a potenti-
orneter 1S.
Insert the pickup COLI II in the
grid circuit as shown. Then draw
the series of transformers and tubes
connecting the p terminals of the
tubes with the P terminals of the
transformers that follow as shown
in the diagram and the grids of the
tubes with the G terminal of the trans
formers that precede them.
For all general purposes the filter
coupler may be regarded as a
transformer. Tube is the first de-
tector and tube IA is the second de-
tector. Grid condensers and leaks
circuits of these tubes as shown.
For the sake of simplicity, a rheo-
stat Is shown in the filament circuit
of each tube.
Various combinations, of course,
can be resorted to whereby the fla
ments of two or more tubes are con-
trolled by a single rheostat
The oscillator tube symbol is
drawn upside down for the sake of
simplicity in making the wiring con-
nections.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
ARGENTINA PUTS RADIO
UNDER STATE CONTROL
Presidential Decree Limits Strength
of Stations and Provides Tests
for Amateurs.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright, 1924.
BUENOS AIRES. July 2.-The Ar
gentine government has assumed con-
troll of all radio activities. A presi-
Dental decree just issued outlines the
future activities in wireless operation
in the republic. provides the various
strengths for all broadcasting sta
tions and calls for the licensing of
all amateur radio operators, who
must pass governmental tests.
The regulations divide broadcasting &
stations into two classes. The first
includes stations using less than 500
watts antennae and having a work
ing wave length of $50 to 275 meters.
The second includes stations employ
ing in excess of 500 watts and wave
lengths of 375 to 425 meters.
All broadcasting stations. irrespec-
tive of class, must limit their power
in proportion to the amount of inter-
ference their operation causes the
government stations.
For purposes of communication Ar
gentina is divided into ten zones, to
each of which is assigned a series of
call letters.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

I tector tube s, and one end Of the
secondary winding of the filter coup
Ter with the G terminal OF ampliner
tube Z.
b Battery Voltage.
The next step is to connect the
other end Of the primary winding of
| the filter coupler with the positive
| terminal of the B battery. The value
Of the B battery voltage will depend
on the type of tube used as a de-
tector. If a soft tube" is used az
the detector. the voltage should not
be more than 22k volts. II hard"
tube, such as the UV-199 or UV-201-A
tube, is used as the detector. the B
battery voltage may be as high as
67k volts. The same voltage value
may be used in the plate cir
cult Of the second detector tube IA, so
that this end of the primary winding
of the filter coupler may be connected
with the B terminal of jack 15 and
thence with the proper B battery
voltage, as shown.
The next step is to connect the
proper amount of B battery voltage
into the plate circuits of the amplifler
stages and in the plate circuit of the
oscillator tube.
If similar tubes are used for both
amplifler and oscillator the same B
battery voltage may be applied to all
these tubes-that is, tubes z, 9, II and
81.
For the amplifier tubes this is done
by connecting the B terminals Of
transformers 8, 10 and IL together
and with the proper B battery volt
Evening star., 1924-07-02
SOUTH AMERICANS
HEAR U. S. STATIONS
Sixty-Six Amateurs Signals Pick
ed Up in Brazil and Argentina
During Tests.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
HARTFORD. Conn, July ..~S'S-
nails from sixty-six amateur radio
telegraph stations in the United
States and Canada were heard by
three amateur operators in South
America during the recent pan
American short wave tests, accord
ing to letters which have struggled
into the American Radio Relay
League headquarters.
With the single exception of the
seventh. all radio districts in the
United States were represented in the
list of calls reported by listeners in
either Argentina or Brazil. Out of
the grand total given above. two of
the stations heard are in Canada.
The South American listeners are
Carlos Braggio of Bernal, Argentina: :
r. Y. Jones of Sac Paulo Brazil and
1gnacio NJ. Gomez of Buenos Aires.
When the calls are divided accord
ing to districts. the first takes the
lead with seventeen calls. the eighth,
thirteen: the third. eleven; the
fourth. seven. the ninth, seven: the
sixth, four; the second, three. and the
fifth, two. Both of the successful
Canadian stations are in the first
district. This is the complete report
TO date. although it is expected that
other lists may arrive later.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Hosiery

50 pairs Full-faAhjoned Irregular
SIX Ho~e. Some with Isle tops.
Some all silk. Gun metal, black,
white, nude. oriental, pearl.
Sizes 81s to 10. Csc.
70 pairs Full-faShiOned Li.Ie
Hose. High grade Brown and
gray. Sizes sHa and 91a. Usu-
ally much higher priced. Now,
35e.
Stlk-mixed Hose. 60 pairs.
Rayon and silk mixed hose. Col
ors in lot, white, nude, canary.
beige, gray. Sizes S1a to 10.
Were more. Now SOC.
Full-fas hlOned All-Snk Hose, .5c
pair. 20 pairs. Seconds of
higher grade. Black, gun metal
and tan. Sizes Sk to 10.
Rayon Hove. 25c pair. 20 pairs.
Perfect. but mussed. Tan, gray,
fawn. Sizes s12 to 10.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
"PEACH NIGHT" PROGRAM
Radio Feature Sponsored
Georgia Growers Exchange.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2.-"Georgia
Peach Night" sponsored by the
Georgia Peach Growers Exchange,
and presenting talent recruited from
the great army of college students
who earn vacation money while aid
ing in gathering the crop in the Fort
Valley, Ga, district, is feature an
nounced by wSB for Saturday night.
Oficials of the exchange promise to
distribute many crates Of the famous
Elberta peaches among listeners.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
PLAN AMATEUR PERIOD.
WGI to Transmit Announcements
Twice Weekly.

MEDFORD HILLSIDE. Mass. July
S.-Immediately following the usual
code practice broadcast from Amrad
-WG1-at about $40 PM. twice a
week there will be an amateur radio
period, during which announcements
of special interest to transmitting
amateurs will be made. c. r. Emery.
director of broadcasting at Amrad,
is being assisted in promoting this
phase of the evening program by
local members of the A. r. r. L. and
the Commonwealth Radio Association.
1t is expected that these short talks
for the benefit of amateur listeners
will help to bring about a better un-
derstanding between the amateurs
and the broadcast listeners, giving to
both classes a better appreciation of
citizen radio.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
WCAP-CheSap peake and Potomac Tel.
ephone Company t489 MetersD.

1925 p.m.-Announcemen of the
major league base ball results.
1:30 p.m.-Program to be an
nounced.
S pm-"Eveready Minstrels," di-
rect from WEAF.
s:45 p.m.-Taik by Br. G. r. Mans
field, geologist. on the subject, Age
of the Earth" given under the au-
spices of the national research coun-
Gil and science service.
to 10 p.m,-Program to be an
nounced.
Note: In the event that night
session of the national Democratic
convention is held at Madison Square
Garden, New York, the above pro-
gram will be Cancelled.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
For Children
9 to ID Years

Capes. S5c. Only two. for chill
dren and years old. Polaire.
Coats. $1.95. 4, we'll made.
medium weight. Sizes 4 to !
and s to IA years.
CreePers. 4sc. 90. Greatly re-
duced.
Panty Dresses. csc. so. In sizes
2 to s years.
Gfrls' GfnEham Dresses. 7sc. 40
well made apd wearing dresses
for girls 6 to II years.
Girls Hats, 5jc. Reduced. 10 Of
straw and some of organdy.
White Wolfe Dresses, SI.JO. Spe-
cial. 20. Styled very becomingly.
Sizes to IL years.
Muslin Underwear. SOC per gnr-
ment. Combination suits and
princess slips.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
PLANS SILENT PARADE.
Klan to Initiate 1000 at Richmont
Ceremony, Report. .

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, July 2.-Ku Klux
Klan organizations are planning a
Fourth Of July parade and initiation
of 1000 candidates.
There will be no music. and the
statement is made that from the start
to the ending of the parade no word
is to be spoken by any member.
Several months ago the Klan was
penalized in this state for doing busi-
ness without license. the fine being
nominal because Of the desire on the
part of the officers of the state and of
the order to determine IL 1t was IL
able for license for the purposes
given-"charity, law enforcement and
fraternal" The case was tested and
a fine paid. The state has given notice
that it will proceed to enforce the
law unless the Khan makes strict
compliance. -r s.-s-.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
HYATTSvILLE.. TAX SAME.
Mayor and Council Decide on Rate
for Fiscal Year.
,p>ci,l pispatcb 10 The sts

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYArTsvILLE, Md. July The
town tax rate In Hyattsville for the
year which begun yesterday will be
the same as during the year just
closed. 60 cents on the 500 assessed
valuation of real estate, 1t was de-
cided at a special session of the
mayor and town council.
AS the result Of the assessment Of
new and Improved property just
completed, $l3e.000 has been added to
the assessable basis of the munich
pality, which wilI mean an increase In
the towns income this year Of about
$500, or . total income of between
$1,000 and $500.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Yard Goods

Cnblenched Sheetfnx, &c yard.
39-inch width. Lengths from l
to Is yards. Special price.
Bleached Muslin, 18c yard,
White. Lengths from / to 6
yards.
Black Sateen. 25c yard. 500 yards
go Inch mercerized black sateen.
IN lengths from l to yards. II
less than regular price.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Silks Reduced

Plain Satin, 81 yard; was 81 .4S,
IS yards. Rose, navy. orange,
tan, black and green color
satin.
EpOnKe, 81 yard; was S1.cS. s5
yards plaid silk eponge, in gray,
tan, brown. henna.
Brocnde Alpaca, 81 yard; was
&1.4S. 100 yards, in small figures
3S-inch width Orange, green,
brown, tan, navy, uIack and
rose.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Knit Underwear

Union Suits. special. Sc. So
high-grade suits. Samples. Per-
feet Size SO.
Cotton Vests. 5 for 81. so fine.
perfect quality knitted Vests.
Slight soils. Sizes Sc to A.
Union Suits. special, Csc. Is full
cut knitted cotton suits. Sizes
So, 40 and A.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Local Radio Entertainment
Wednesday, July 2, 1924.

NAA-NavaI Radio Station, Radio.
Va. t435 Meters).
3:2o p.m.-Live stock reports.
3:4o p.m.-Weather bureau reports
4:oo p.m.-Hay. feeds, crop reports.
specials.
4:25 p.m.-Dairy market reports
1:25 p.m.-Civil Service Commission
lecture. Opportunities for Employ
ment in the United States Civil Serv-
ice"
1905 p.m.-Weather bureau reports.
WIAY-WOOdward & LOthrOp t273
Meters).
Silent during Democratic national
convention.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Alleged Slayer Arrested.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va, July Sam Pal
mer of Allegheny County, who shot
and killed a prohibition oficer. L. 8.
McManaway, April IA, has been held
after q struggle in which he was
wounded. The mans trial will begin
next week.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

| age, III tQlS case ABOUT ~ VOLS Will De
sufficient. The free end, A Of oscil-
| lator plate coil 20, can then be con-
nected with the same B battery volt
age.
CoApIeting Grid Circuits.
1t is now necessary to complete the
grid circuits of the various stages.
To put the proper bias on the grids
of the amplifier tubes z. 8 and II the
grid return leads of the tubes are
able arm of potentiometer Is. The
, grid return of the second detector
| tube is connected with the positive
A battery lead.
With the exception of the introduc-
ton of proper fixed condensers for
getting the proper tuning constants
| in the various circuits and to act
| as bypass condensers for radio fire.
Quency currents, that is all there is
to the wiring diagram of the super
heterodyne.
A OoO25 to .o005 microfarar mica
fixed condenser may be found neces
sary across the primary of the filter
coupler 6. A similar one across the
secondary Of the filter coupler may
help. A fixed condenser should be
used across the B battery to bypass
the frequency current across the
high resistance Of the B battery. This
| fixed condenser should be .o02 micro
farad AL microfarad fixed condenser
should be used between the movable
arm of the potentiometer and the pos
tive A battery lead.
With a little practice you should
have no difficulty in drawing up a
super-heterodyne circuit without hav-
ing to glance even once at standard
circuit
An explanation of the theory of the
of the various parts will be given to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Boys Wear

Boys Wash Suits, &c. IL. of
Peggy cloth and other wash
suitings. Slightly soiled. Sizes
and > years.
Boys Suits, $1.95. tweed suits
in button-on style. Sizes and ).
Boys Ties. 15c. Is. Greatly re-
duced. Cut silk ties in variety
of patterns.
Boys Blouses, SOC; were much
higher. Percale blouses in neat
patterns. Sizes s, 10, II, IS, II.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Coal Higher in Baltimore.

Special Dispatch to The Star,
BALTIMORE, Nd, July Coal
prices here have advanced from
Is to so cents e. ton. Hugh G.
Hill, president of the Baltimore Coal
Exchange. says the operators have
been raising their prices steadily
according to Mr. Hill, has been borne
by the retail dealers, but, in view
Of the fact that wholesale prices are
likely to go higher, the retailers
faced the necessity of adding to their
charges.
In Scotland at present 15o women
are serving on parish councils.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Sweaters Reduced

e2.95. Our usual price, $5.95.
Mannish Coats. Black with
white, tan with brown and white
with black. OF pure wool.
81. Would usually be $I.s5. 90
sleeveless, slip-on and jacquette
style sweaters. Copen, pearl,
brown, tan and kelly.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Millinery

zoe. 20 Hats. Slightly mussed
or soiled- Trimmed and sport
models.
S1.45. Trimmed Hats. All straw,
straw and combinations.
S2.o5. Were much higher
priced Silk models, tailored and
trimmed.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Children's Sox

5 pairs. 81. IS pairs high-Erade
mercerized sox. with rayon tops.
White boots. Assorted color tops.
Sizes 4 II to S.
:2s5c pair; were Soc pair. 100
pairs pure thread silk sox. In
brown. green, old rose and lilac.
Sizes 4 II to S.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Children's Shoes

e1.95. Growing Girls Tan One
strap Pumps. With low heels
10 pairs. Sizes 4, AZ. S. 6, Z
and 8.
S1.95. Is pairs Gray Calf Two
strap welt Sole Pumps. With
rubber heels. Sizes Sh to IL.
85c. 81 pairs Infants Turned
sole One-strap Patent Leather
Pumps. Also some tan. Sizes 2
to 4.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Dresses Reduced
Women's s and Misses

: Creps de Chine Dresses. Brown.
navy. black. Sizes IL, Is, CIR
3S, 4S. Were SIS: now. Oil
II Flat Crepe, Crepe de Chine
and Taneta DreHxes. Sizes 16, 18.
Sc, 38. Gray, brown, CO.
Goa, black. Formerly SIS; ern
ho"
IL Crepe de Chine and Satin
DresseA. Navy, black, brown.
Sizes 16, 18, So, So. Were 90
Sl0, now. ......... ~
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Nellie Reveu Radio Feature,

Nellie Revell, one of America s
most brilliant newspaper women, will
speak to the radio audience Saturday
night at s o'clock through the con-
troll room of station WIP, located on
the steel pier at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

WRC-RadiO Corporation Of Anne rica
(469 MetersD.

10 am. throughout the day-Broad-
casting principal events of the Dem
ocratic national convention at Mad
fson Square Garden, New York City
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Goods Remnants

Ginghams, tissues, voiles. Gre
tonnes, ratine, crepe, curtain
marquisette, colored curtain
m d and chambray. In
lengths from IL to s yards.
a to II less than regular price.
So marked for clearance.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Bedspreads

S2.1s; formerly $3.50. Is White
fS1x9O Dimity Bedspreads. Dou-
ble-bed size.
F1.8S; were S2.25. fe (72x9O)
White Dimity Bedspreads. Slight
ly soiled from display.
$1.7s: were &2. 10 (63x9o) White
counter display.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Other Specials

Oven Glass Pie Plates, special
price. $1.15. 100. In nick |
frames.
Leather Handbags. 81; S1.85 and
higher values. 25. Greatly re-
duced for immediate clearance.
Mosaic Brooches and Bar Pins,
&c. Reduced to clear out. % in
tho group.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
COrSetS

Corsets. II; were much higher. 4.
brocaded. Size 27.
Low-bust CoF~ets, 75c. 5. In
sizes 81, ~. Flesh, coutil.
. BrasSieres, cJc. Is. Brocaded
and satin stripe materials. Sizes
AZ to a..
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Shoes Reduced

For Men. &1.9J. 25 pairs Brown
Lace Shoes and Oxfords, with
welt soles and rubber heels
Sizes 6k to II in combined lot.
For Women, $2.45. Suede Pumps
in gray, brown and airedale.
Sizes in lot, 31a to 6.
For Women, 32.45. White Can
vas Cross-strap Cuban Heel
Pumps. Sizes 3, 3k, 4, 5, 51s, 6.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
IGlove Silk Camisoles

500, were 81. Is. Fine quality.
Black and navy. Sizes So to 46.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Skirts, Now So
Suits-A Price
|Women's s and Misses

5 Novelty Plaid Tweed Mixtures.
Sizes is. SO, 38, 40.
Greatly .a. reduced from $3.50
1 Tweed Mixture Suit Full
lined. Size SO. was $40; &In
iio"
Hatrlfne Suits. Navy and black.
Full lined; Sizes "A, 80 S115O
and 40. Half price. %A|'oO
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Blouses Reduced

3Sc. Wolfe and Dimity ck-in
Blouse~. Peter Pan and V necks.
Sizes Sc to a..
5Sc. Overblouxes. s. Soiled. V
e necks. Peter Pan collars. Sizes
40 to ~.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Bathing Suits
Women s and Misses

R1.oJ. 12, pure worsted. Sea
Lion make - one-piece style.
Sizes % to "a. Jockey, Kelly,
brown.
sos. For Women. Genuine
surf satin. Black with colored
collars. Sizes 36 to 46.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Broadcloth Shirts, SI.5O

Were more. 10 white English
broadcloth shirts, in neckband
style. Also collar-attached
Sizes 13 Il, IA and 141a.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Slips-Sacques

II White Striped Satin Costume
Slips. Radically reduced, SI.25.
Is Tan PonEette CoAtume Sins.
Remarkable values. &1.25.
30 Dressing Sacquea. or percale
and gingham. Sizes So to SO.
Tremendously reduced, 4Sc.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Aprons
House Fr0cks

ID Bungalow Aprons. Attrac-
lively styled. Sizes 36 to 49,
Specially priced, 7Sc.
20 House Fr0cks, of gingham.
In sizes So to AZ. S1.25.
Ginxham Aprons, 3Sc; were more.
20, in blue and white checks.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Underthings

PlisSe Crepe Boomers, 3Sc. 21.
In orchid and honeydew. Were
much higher.
Step-inS, Soc. IL, of assorted
materials. Tailored and lace
trimmed.
Wolfe, Novelty Cloth Vests, SOC.
8. Slightly mussed from dis
play.
Princess Slips, 75c. SO. In flesh
and honeydeW. Organdy. Hip
hens. Strap shoulders.
Novelty Cloth Chemise, soc. 10.
In orchid. Slightly mussed.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Gloves

Silk Gloves, 75c pair. 30 pairs.
Long black silk. Sizes 81. to
714.
Gauntlet Fabric Gloves, 5O~,
Usually much higher. % pairs.
Show slight imperfections. Sizes
51., 6 and 6h.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Collar and Cuff Sets

SSc. II sets greatly reduced
Assortment of materials.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
ayRun1

st. Thomas Bay Rum. S-oz. bot
tie, specially priced. 3Sc.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Bathing Tights

e1.45. 10. Black. Usual 41.95
values. To be worn under surf
satin bathing suits.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

25e and 45e; greatly reduced. Hair
receivers, puff boxes, trays, buff
fers, combs, photo frames. per-
fume bottles, shoe horns and
shoe hooks.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Bleached Sheets

Seamless. IL; were S1.40. Sc.
Well hemmed. Double-bed size.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

age; in this case about 80 volts will be
sufficient. The free end, A Of oscil-
lator plate coil 20, can then be con-
nected with the same B battery volt
Evening star., 1924-07-02

10 Summer Crepe Coats. Fully
lined. Sizes 16, 36, 3s, AZ, A.
Heretofore $40 and more. 61n
NOW
I6 Poiret Twill and Cut-Polaire
snd Gosfs; So. Lined; Nex Formerly '2o SIS
10 Sports Coats. Polaire cloth.
Tan and plaids. Full
lined. Reduced from SIS. &In
Is Flannel Sports Coats. 81n
Summer colors. Special. Wv
New Britain herald., 1924-12-20
PASSAIC OPENING
 ITS SIXTH TEAR
Of UnbTOken Victories S--HaS a
 New Coach

Passaic, \, J., Dee, 20.--The Pas saic high school basketball team which has rolled up a record break ing winning streak of l49 games over the past five seasons, opens to- day its campaign for a sixth unbcat- en season,
 The crack schoolboy Ave meets Pearl River. N, Y. High school in the opening contest of its l924-25 schedule and is a strong favorite 10 win.
 passaic this year is under a new coach, Amasa A. Marks. who sue. ceeded Ernest A. Blood last season.
 The 'wonder tcam," as It has be- come known throughout scholastic basketball ranks finished its fifth season victoriously last winter by ronqucrlng the Christian Brothers Academy i've, of Syracuse, N. T., in a post-season charity game at New York.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-20
MAY 60 TO SHORT
Indications Are That the Yanks Will Put Ward in This Position Next season.

New York, Dec. 20.--Manager Miller Huggins of the Tanks frank ly admits that shortstop is his great est worry.
 While the veteran Everett Scott still handles every drive that he can reach in his usual flawless style, he has slowed up couple of steps In the field.
 Many balls that got by him last season as base hits would have bean easy outs 10 years back. Scott cant go on forever and no one realizes it better than Huggins.
 Should the Yanks be unable to get a man to replace Scott, it Is possible that Second Basemap Ward will be shifted to that position, IL is also possible that Scott might be used to advantage at second. Shortstop Rabbit" Maranville, shift cd to second by Pittsburg last sea- son, was one of the most valuable players in the league at that position. Only the fact that Ward is not keen for playing short, much pre- ferring second, has kept Huggins 1 from trying out the scheme.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-20

broke a thumb on Pal Moran's head at Cleveland.
 Leonard is one of the three cham pions Walkers thinks he can whip The other two are Harry Greb, mid- dleweight and Mike McTigue, light heavyweight Walkers bout with Leonard has been set over until next summer. McTigue will be accom- modated In a no-decision fight at Jersey City in January. Nothing has been done about a Greb fight yet.
 Every fighter and every fight man. ager l talk to tells me Walker is sure shot to take Leonard. Not only do they prophecy victory for Walk CT but a knockout. And Leonard. remember. is still a great fighter.
 Beat Britton With Body Blows Walker also figures to take Mo Tigue if Miquel stands up and trades punches What Walker would do against Greb is a question. Greb is going back and Walker is coming. Still Greb is a hard bird to figure and a harder one to fight. Walker has never met anyone just like the Pittsburger. We wouldn't want to bet against Greb.
 Walker won his title from the re- markable Jack Britton, still battling at 40. "I beat Jack with body punches" says Mickey. T beat him as much with right as left. hit