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lEG-RBO
EJOR u e. IODO

voy a decirtelo; hoy quiero que
10 sepas todo... Robin, csc inf&
me al que tn llamas tn amigo, Is
ha dicho: Pedro es ell querid9
de tn muier; 81 10 sorprendes
en- tn casa con ella puedes ma
tarlo, que no te sucedera NADIA T..
la ley no condena al esposo I'll
trajado que mata al amante d.
su mujer', Ell senior Pedro mi
amante, el, ELL. All, la calum
MIA y la perversidad de ciertos
hombres, no reSpetan NADIA. l..
Thibaut, 70 no Sc 81 ell senoi
Pedro podra olvidar tn insulto.
pero de rodillas, 10 Dyes, de ro-
dillas a sus pies debes pedirle
per66n... Ahora escucha, voy a
decirte 10 que ha hecho, ell senol
Pedro y 10 que aun hace por mi
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CASOS DE PA
RALISIS EN- GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ca, Mario 13.-La
Investigation de extranos casos
de PARALYSIS que han aparecido
en- los condados de Cobb y
Paulding, en- Georgia, trajo
hoy la primera indication, he
cha por ell comite de salud p1-
blica del estado, de que la en-
fermedad puede haber sido O.
riginada por ell "ajengibre" dc
Jamaica.
T. F. Sellers, bacteri6logo
de csc comite, que ha investi-
gado nueve casos, dice que los
sintomas de la enfermedad CO.
responder con aquellos de los
casos registrados en- Tennessee
y Oklahoma.
Estima, no obstante, que la
nueva dolencia no tiene carac-
ter epid6mico y no es contagio-
sa.
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diria?... Como yo, Sc arrepen.
tiria amargamente de su credu-
lidad.
Los sollozos la ahogaban. al
cabo de un instante prosigui0:
i Ay, mi madre no podia
suponerlo, nj adivinar el por-
venir! Todos los hombres no
son maIos V ella creia que til E.
ras bueno... Nos enganaste,
Thibaut, nos e~ngahaste! Pero
entonces no eraS 10 que ahora,
un jugador, un crapuloso, un DO
rracho... BESIDE hace dos amos
NADIA mas, desde hace dos amos,
muero 70 de penal, iQuien te
ha cambiado de csc modo? iQue
genio malo influye en- tn desti-
no, en- el MIC Y en- ell de nues-
tros hijos?... All, csc Robin, csc
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FIANZA DE $12,500 EXIGI-
DA A CADA UNO DE LOS
COMUNISTAS

New York, Mario 13.-Es-
tan formulandose protestas
contra la actitud del magistra-
do Alfred H. Townley, de la
corte suprema, senalando
$12,500 de fianza al lider CO.
munista William z. Foster y a
cada uno de los companeros
de este.
Foster Y sus cuatro carqra-
das son acusados de asalto cri-
minal a virtud del cual ,ecibi6
heridas un policfa y de incitar
4 "a rebellion. Por ell asa.to Sc
Aal6 ell juez fianza de $4,000
a cada uno, y $1,000 por ell Sc
gundo delito.
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NO Sc MARCHARA TAN
PRONTO LA COMISION
QUE EST EN- HAITI

Port Au Prince, Haiti, Mar
70 13.-La comisi6n del presi-
.dente Hoover no Sc marchard
de aquf dentro de dos o tres dias
como Sc habfa dicho. Los conf
sionados Sc quedaran aguardan-
do informes sobre la situaci6n
politica, alterada por la oposi-
cion que hiciera ell presidente
Borno a los planes de los dele
gados americanos. Hoy la conf
sion recibira los testimonies de
los americanos a sueldo del a.
rreglo Estados Unidos-Haiti.
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Sc mueran de hambre... Ahora
mismo, cuando has entrado, bo-
rracho de aguardiente y de alb
senta, hasta ell punto de que 81
no tie hubieras tambaleado ha-
brias hundido ell punal en- ell Pc
cho del senior Pedro. mi Inico
amigo, ell sosten de tus hijos...
~ luego, d6nde habrfas lido? Di
idonde habrias lido? IA presi-
dio, desgraciado, a p%residio!...
Sc detuvo para secarse las la
grimas que banaban su rostro.
Thibaut, que empezaba a po-
nerse claro, baj6 la cabeza.
Los ninos continuaban en- ell
rinc6n de la alcoba, pero va no
gritaban de espanto, sine que
ahora lloraban al yer llorar a
su madre.
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y por tus hijos.
Tom6 aliento por I'm instante
y prosigui6 en- seguida:
Para los pobres todos los
lnViernos son rudos en- Paris, Y
cuando la mujer no puede ira
baJar porque tiene criaturitas
pequenas, Y ell marido deia en-
Ia taberna los sabados ell formal
de la semana, es la miseria a
t.oz la que entra en- los hogares.
Los ninos cast desnudos, ham,
3rientos, descarnados, Sc anon
tonan, tiritando de frio, junto i
Ia chimenea sin fuego y a gritos
plden de conner, mientras que la
madre que nj siquiera puede a.
mamantar al de pecho, llora Y
Sc retuerce los brazos de desos-
peraclon ante la alacena sin
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miserable Robin
Robin es amigo MIC.

miserable Robin!
Robin es amigo MIC.
i Ese hombre tn amigo!..-
exclam6 la joven con ironia.
ST, Robin es amigo MIC, y
no Quiero que Sc liable NAL de el.
de 81.
-ilOh. ciego insensato... no
We NADIA, no comprende!... No
no We que csc hombre es IN de-
monio que ha jurado perderlo!
Thibaut Sc encogi6 de hon.
bros.
-No-prosigui6 su mujer
con energia,--no comprende que
csc infame lie conduce, 10 impul-
sa hacia ell NAL. Thibaut, Robin
no estara satisfecho hasta ell dia
en- que te haga entrar en- la car
eel, y que tn mujer y tus hiios
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INFORMACICN
DEL PUERTO

Durante ell dfa de aver entra-
ron los vapores americanos Tito
wanna, Cuba y Charles E. Har-
wood. Este ultimo buque trajo
un cargamento de gasolina.
Ell Utowana vino remolcando
a la goleta Lady Marion.
Zarparon aver los vapores
Maltran, Agwidale y Magyar. Ell
primero lleva fosfato para Bos-
ton, ell segundo carga general pa
ra Mobile y ell 1ltimo sali6 con
un cargamento de MADEIRA y ce-
mento para Maracaibo, Vene-
zuela.
La gaceta., 1930-03-13
LAS CLASSES DE INGLES

Sc eta por este medic a to-
dos los que Sc han matriculado
para asistir a las clases noctur~
mas de ingles, del Centre Astu-
riano, para una reunion con la
Secci6n de instruction que ten
,dra lugar hoy jueves, a las $3.50
p. m. en- ell salon colegio. Ell a
sunto a tratar en- esta junta es
de sumo interes, por 10 que Sc
encarece la asistencia de todos.
Ell SecretGriO.
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ABSOLVIERON AL PRESO
ACUSADO DE T A
UN CARCELERO

Auburn, New York, Mario
13.-El jurado que oy6 las prue
bas en- la causa contra Max
Becker, I'm p~residiario a quien
sc acusaba de haber asesinado
al principal carcelero del penal
de Auburn, dispuso aver la alb
soluci6n de este.
Murio ell carcelero en- un mo-
tin que ALI ocurriera ell pasado
II de diciembre.
Becker fue devuelto a la pri-
sion, donde cumple una pena Gle
80 amos.
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Ell ALMIRANTE BIRD EN-
NUEVA ZELANDIA

DUNEDIN, N. T., Mario 13.
-Mientras los miembros de su
expedition entretenfan su .oeio
en- differences parties de Nueva
Zelandia, cazando, pescando 0
en- otros ENTERTAINMENTS, ell
contra almirante de la armada
de los Estados Unidos, Richard
E. Bird, con su caracteristica
escrupulosidad Sc dedicaba
hoy a poner en- orden sus nego-
clos, abandonados por causa
de las numerosas recepciones a
que tuvo que asistir, todas da-
das en- su honor.
Ell contra almirante Bird que
regreso ell lunes pasado des-
pues de un ano de exploration
en- ell Polo Antartico, donde des
cubri6 un vasto y no registrado
territorio sobre ell que hizo va
rios vuelos con exito, do 6rde-
mes a sus subalternos de que 10
tuvieran TODD listo para embar-
car hacia la patria la semana
pr6xima.
La barca Ciudad de New
York y ell vapor Eleanor Boil
ing, tendran tambien que ser
reaprovisionados- para ell largo
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REDUCE La lNFLAMAClON
EESTRUYE IA !NFECCiCN
MsTIGA FL COn{)R

LICARBC es Ell resultado de investigaciones y estudios n,uy
extensos. Ell valor de esa medicinal Sc ha probable e. - pIactica
diaria Menos del uno por c:ento de los casos ha dejado dc salf
benefciado con LICARBO.
Su superioridad es evidente. No descoIora IL piel. riene N
Oor aromatico suave. No es caustlco. Por CO... igu:ent. c.u;u,. "a
a cicatrizar en- seguida sin irritar 0 destruir {! teiido clulQ:.
Evita las infecciones en- las heridas recentes. Dcstsuye l. i.3cc-
cOn 81 va existe. Quita ell dolor cai instant pe4aaea t., Las
pcmadas y los u~ng1entos tienden a esparcir l. .nfc ciol Il AS
rafces del pdo en- la parte afe ada. LlCAH30 c>i!a 80.
Ataca, destruye y cicatriza todas ll infecciones exterlas De la
pel en- cualquer parte del cuegpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
de les pies. No pasa I'm da sin lue sea necesario usar LICARBO,
La gaceta., 1930-03-13

Sali6 aver para la capital del
estado, donde Sc presentara a la
.junta de perdones, ell abogado
Zewadski, de esta ciudad. Ell
motive del viaje de este letrado
es solicitar ell perd6n de 7. E..
Bargesser, condenado aqui por
ell robo de un autom6vil, y que
evadi6 la acci6n judicial dejan-
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ia quedado organizado ell ne
.qociado industrial de la ciudad
de Tampa, con T. w. Ramsey
de presidente provisional y M.
Lee Elliot de secretario, tam
bien provisional.
Trabaiara ell negociado en-
combination con la Camara de
Comercio Y su fin principal Sc
"a abrir campo aqui a otras in
;lustrias.
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LA GUARDIA ACUSA A UN
JUEZ

Washington, Mario bel
Representative La Guardia, re
publicano de New York, presen
to aver una moci6n en- la CANA
ra pidiendo Sc ~investigue la con
ducta del juez Harry B. Ander
son, del distrito oeste de Ten
neSsee. Estima ell congresista
que ell juez ha manejado de ma
'nera impropia algunos casos
de bancarr0ta.
La comisi6n de asuntos judi
.ciales, 81 la proposition Sc aprue
ba, debera efectuar la investi-
gaci6n admitiendo las pruebas
que lie sean ofrecidas.
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FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HUGS"
Por
Henry Germain

primera vez en- casa de mi po-
bre madre! Eramos pobres ga
nabamos nuestro pan con mu-
chas fatigas, pero al menos era
mos felices; aun no saba 70 10
que era padecer. Mi madre ere
70 que til eras bueno y honra-
do, y como lie jurabas que me
querrias y que me harias dicho-
sa, me dijo por mi desgracia:
"Casate con el". All, 81 viviera
todavfa, 81 presenciase 10 que
Rhora pasa, pobre madre! Gque
La gaceta., 1930-03-13

Seis meses impuso aver ell
juez Petteway, de la corte de 10
criminal, a Sam A. Lamb, en-
contrado culpable por un jura
do de defraudar 1915 al banco
Exchange National.
La gaceta., 1930-03-13

La compania Peninsular Te-
~ Lqne Co. celebr6 aver su
reunion annual de directories,
siendo reelecto presidente, por
la vigesima novena vez, ell Sr.
w. j. Brorein.
Los otros oficiales electos,
son: Frank D. Jackson, secreta-
rio; C. f. Archer, tesorero; j.
C. Handy, aSistente tesorero,
Y c. Z. Wilson, asistente secre-
ttario.
En- los informes leidos Sc de-
muestra que el estado de los ne
qocios de la compania es fore
cierte.
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LlCARBO CURA

Q~UEMADURAS.-E aqua EGSEMA EINFECCIOIES
caiente, ell fuego, la grasa cali DE LA PIEL.-LlC!..! - cura
ente, las Guemaduras de cstufa Ia ecsema, Ell ernreine, 10 sarna.
producer dolores agudos y dejan la excoriaci6n, eli escozor. eli aar
cicatrices. LICAKB quita ell puJida Y Ia comez6n de Ia mel
door en- seguida, deja la parte Calma la nritaci6n en- seguida
afectada impia y tersa. NADIA y dGa la pel tersa Y limpia. La
DEClCAlH1CES satisfaction propia en- Ct esrneTo
personal hace de LiIA}EU una
LOS GOLPES Y LAS TOR necesidad.
CEDURAS cuelen. LICARBOI LAS LLAGAS NlYJAG, LIS
apicado en- seguida quta d do ULCERAo, LOS 3ARROo Y
lor, reduce la inflammation y hace LOS FURUNCUiNS Sc cu-an
desaparecer las manchas amora con LlCARBO cuando todos los
tadas. I'm unas cuantas horas es otros tratarientos han faliado.
impossible reconoce' la parte Su acci6n al Gmpiar ia parte
afectada~ lafectada, al redutir la infection
al curar la laga es excelente.
LOS PIES T3ATANiIENTO DELI
AAPOLLADOS 7 CON CO RO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MELON Sc sienten ahViados y detene la cafda del polo. Pr
refresca1os inmediatamerte con q6p Poroue destruve /, casno
LICARBO. La comez6n entire Los trata nientos cor IlCARR0
los dedos desaparece, destruye deian 81 zero cabeilndo in,n;,
la infection del acido drico y de- v fresco eli pe,p suave esnnn,
ia los pies en- perfecto estado tiado v trl. ,nte. s. usted miere
Su propio bienestar requiere ell cuidar SUI peo debi Iamente uaa
uso de LICARBO. tLTCAFBO
PRIMERAS CURhCIONES.-Cualuuier cortada. rasgu6,.
piquete de insecto o herida debera cmarse en- segnida II
CARLO. Su apicaci6n evita Ell peigro de una infection v proteoe
contra Ell enVenenamiento septico. La cicatrizaci6n emnieza %
seguida y Sc mitga ell dolor. Frecuentemente las heridas lioorae
que parecen inslgnItcanteS resultan seras debido a me 50 deSc,;.
dan. Sea listed precaVido y use LICARBO.
ARBO esta garantizado para todas las condiciones para Ias
Sc ha recr""ndPdo; LlCARB0 no soiamente merece nro
sno gu t:nYeStar y s,,gIridad ov;,on on, ne
a su far
La gaceta., 1930-03-13

do en- la e9tacada una fianza lie
$50 1000.
Bargesser Sc estableci6 en-
Texas y ALI Sc hizo rico. En-
tempo del gobernador Martin
Sc pidi6 la extradicci6n; pero
Martin revoc6 los papeles.
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NOTICIAS DE INTERES....

(Uie1e de Ia Ia. plGnd)
Cos contra e, comite, ell Gober-
nador Carlton nombr6 aver a
G.. B. Hills, jr,, tambi6n de esa
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-03-13
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

viaje que requerira nueve Sc :
manas hasta ell puerto de New
York.
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No De Moleste con
Parches de Mostaza

Musterole. preparada cor acsits
puro'd de mostaza y otros activos In
gredientes producira los mismos
efectos que ell antiguo parche do
mostaZa, sin 1ejar ampollas.
Musterole suele aliviar con prom
titud bronquitis, dolores de Rargan.
Ia, toses, resfriados, neuralgia,
congestiones. reumatismos, torcedu-
ras. Dolores musculares, c~ontusio-
mes, y toda clase de males y dolp-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las pulmonfas. Vendese en- todaa
las droguerias, a 35c y Csc, en-
Jarros y en- Tubos. TamRho de hos
pital SO,
Mefor au@ mn umrrha IA xmmmAmmm.
La gaceta., 1930-03-13

Ell termino de Hills, que es
ingeniero civil, sera de cuatro
amos,
La gaceta., 1930-03-13
Cansancio
COnStante

La Srta. Rosa Elizondo, 201
Hill St., San Antonio, Tex, dice:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12

were full Of fish, are now barren. The
IZaak Walton League is working hard
to remedy pollution Of streams. The
local chapter has outlined a program
dealing with local conditions, namely,
the Potomac River and Rock Greek.
Local anglers fortunate enough to be
able to spend any time in the South
between the 10th of this month and
March 10, can go to Leesburg, Fla,
enter the third yearly national fresh
water bass tournament and, besides
landing good size fish, can also land
handsome prize.
This contest is open only to non
residents Of Florida. Registration must
be made, accompanied by fee of 81.
at the Offices Of the Leesburg Chamber
OF Commerce, prior to entry of fish.
The contest this year Is divided into
six classes, with six prizes to each class.
They are: Glass A, for largest bass
caught casting with artificial bait and
l2-pound or lighter line. Glass B, for
largest bass caught casting, with arti-
f1cfal bait, any weight line. Glass C.
Tor largest bass caught with fly rod and
tackle, with artificial bugs or. flies only.
Glass .. for largest bass caught by a
lady. Class E, for largest bass caught
trolling, with artificial bait. Glass F.
Tor largest bass caught on live bait.
The prizes include a folding boat.
different kinds of fishing tackle, rods.
reels, etc, vanity case and lady's purse.
grapefruit. silk hose and candy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
AGGIES' HIGH GAME
HUNG UP BY SHOPS

Plant Bureau retained first place on
total pin fall In the Agricultural Inter-
bureau League after a hectic battle with
Shops, winning the first two. but drop
ping the third when Shops registered
GOT for a new league record for the sea-
son. Rose and Ferrall, with sets Of 800
and 339, led the winners, while Nc
Connville's ISL was best for Shops. The
set totals were 1874 for Plant, 1886
for Shops.
Led by Hevener, who had q 153-game
and 1874 set, Economics took all three
games from Blister Rust and tied for
first place in games won and lost.
Central Stores pulled something of q
surprise by taking three games from
Accounts, shooting 1852 set to ac-
complish this Ray Harris had games
of 124. 1875 and 1873 for the best set of
the match. but had fine support from
his teammates, especially Nelson, with
$40 count. Tony Terwisse was the
only Accounts bowler topping 325.
Joe McKericher's So-Kems took the
first two games from Interbureaus and
lost the third by a narrow margin when
Mcclure of the Ints rolled 1913. New
toms 1875 game and" 325 set was best for
the So-Kems, while Mcclure led the
Ints.
Conway's $40 set proved the deciding
factor in giving Extension a two-game
win over the Public Roads quint, though
.Ackermans 329 was of considerable as
sistance. Bill Whelan and Vernon
Gingell, with sets of 323 and 322, topped
the Roads shooters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12

regulations for the tourna-
ment for the title Of chess
champion of the District Of
Columbia have been posted in
the City Club. They follow the outline
given in The Star last Sunday. The
tourney is to be played at the City
Club, commencing Saturday, February /,
successive games to start on the follow
ing Saturdays. The entrance fee is $40,
with which prizes will be provided.
The time limit is Is moves to the hour,
with adjournment after 80 moves have
been made. This Is slow time, probably
the slowest in any District champion
ship tourney. AS most games go over
30 moves, II means that two evenings
a week will be required of each con-
testant.
The question of who will take part
Is the all-important one. 1t Is hoped
and desired that all Of the strong
players will enter, including the So
called masters and near-nlasters. 1t
would be interesting to see Fox, Sournin
Turnover, Whitaker, Perkins, and others
In a tournament, striving for champion
ship honors, but it probably is TOO much
to hope for. None of these has yet
indicated his intention of participating
Sournin's poor showing at St. Louis
last Fall was attributed to lack OF
practice. This tournament would give
him an opportunity to meet players who
are right up with the game. Perkins
undoubtedly is one of the headiest
players here, and would give a good
account of himself.
Byler has given every indication OF
an intention to participate. He is play
ing at his best and will be near the
top at the end.
Carl Hesse also Is In splendid forr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
Navy Lists Ten Grid Battles
With Penn as Final 1880 Foe

team will 60 to South Bend TO be the
opponent Of the Notre Dame eleven In
the game which will mark the dedica-
ton of their new stadium. While the
game with Southern Methodist is
booked at present for the Naval Acad-
envy, 1t Is likely that it will be moved
to the Baltimore stadium.
No Trip TO Coast.
Commenting further on the policy of
Naval Academy foot ball teams, Comdr
Ingram said that negotiations are being
carried on with California, Georgia
Tech and Harvard. and It was probable
that all three of these teams would
meet at some time during the seasons
of 1891 or 1882.
Asked If the Naval Academy con-
templated trip to the Pacific Coast,
Comdr. Ingram answered with an en-
phatic negative.
The schedule of the Plebe eleven con-
ststs OF six games, two more than has
been the rule. All games will be
test against the Hun school of Prince
ton on Thanksgiving day, to be played
at Annapolis.
The schedules Of varsity and plebe
teams, as announced, follow: On No
vember ~ (Thanksgiving day). the
Naval Academy 'B" squad viii meet
the Freshmen Of George washington
University at Annapolis.
napolis. Nv
october i1-Notre Dame, at South
october ls-Duke. at Annapolis.
october 2t-Princeton, at Princeton.
November University Of Maryland
at Annapolis.
November s-ohio State. at Baltimore.
November 16-Southern Methodist, at
annapolis (may be changed to Balti-
November a2-west virginia wesleyan,
November as-oeors. washington, at
Annapolis.
December e-University of Pennsyl-
Vania, at Philadelphia.
Plebe: All Games Played At Annapolis.
october 16-Georgia Military Academy
November Western Maryland Fresh
men.
November 15-Mercersburg Academy.
November 22-West Virginia Freshmen.
november 27-Hun School,
Some misunderstanding exists as IL
the date Of the Maryland Navy game
The Old Liners are under contract Il
meet Virginia ut Charlottesville ON No.
vember 1 and the Midshipmen appeal
on the Maryland list for q clash at An.
napOiis on November q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
Los ANGELES GOLF
IS HALTED BY RAIN
Aqua Caliente Events Also
Postponed-DeIay Causes
Protest by Stars.

BY the Associated Press.
U OS ANGELES, January ll.-The
two major golf tournaments OF
the Pacific Coast Winter cam
paign-the Los Angeles $4,000
open and the Aqua Caliente $4,000
event-were postponed today because
Of a heavy downpour OF rain WHICH
left the courses unplayable.
The setting up Of the dates Tor tne
Aqua Caliente tourney, which was to
have opened Tuesday. followed the de-
cision of the committee in charge OF the
Los Angeles affair to discontinue play
until tomorrow.
The second round Of the $4,000
event will be played SUNDAY, ana tne
90 low finishers and ties will take part
in the 36-hole final competition Mon
day. The Riviera course. scene OF tne
fifth annual tourney, which yesterday
saw only one player, Johnny Rogers,
Denver pro, finish under par, was In
even worse condition today. This fact,
coupled with forecast of more rain
during the day, resulted in the post
ponement.
A wet course also was given as the
across the Mexican border by of1cials
of Aqua Caliente. This big money"
event will now start week from Mon
day. January 20, and will extend to
January %.
The postponement Of the Los An
geles tournament was condemned by
Bobby Cruickshank and Johnny Far
rell, New York professionals, who con-
tended that conditions today were no
worse than yesterday.
The course and weather" said Far
rell. former champion, were better
today than they were yesterday. be-
lieve the committee made a mistake
In postponing the event"
"This is CALIFORNIA; rainy season"
said Cruickshank. I'VE have no reason
to believe that the present storm will
let up for tomorrow or Monday. The
condition of the Riviera course today
was batter than yesterday"
Others of the contenders also voiced
the opinion that the tourney should
have gone ahead today as scheduled.
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Timing Is Secret of Good Golf;
Practice Attains 1t, Says Ciuci

stroke, bring his clubhead back slowly,
and then with the feeling that the
wrists and club are not sufficient to
send the ball the required distance. he
sways his body, believing that getting
all his weight into the shot will be
beneficial. AS a matter Of fact this
causes tightening up OF the muscles ana
Is ruinous to timing. g..
I suppose everybody knows that, but
most of US keep doing 1t In spite OF
themselves. However, the fault must
be corrected or the shots just won't
come off.
When I found I was getting my BODY
in I set about to correct this by shift
ing the weight as came into the ball.
The smooth flow of weight right to left
is the medium of power applied from
the club to the ball. Swaying or jerk
ing ruins it completely. It takes prac-
tice to get that shifting OF weight done
properly, but once you learn how 70
wait for the clubhead you eliminate
plenty of golfing woes.
Timing Is the secret of good golf, and
the secret of timing lies in the swing.
The only secret about the swing Is
proper instruction and plenty of prac-
flee Practice! That's the answer to
anybodys trouble.
used to hear when was kid about
the hours Jack McDermott spent with
his mashie. He would lay newspaper
on the center of the green, and he be-
came so good at his approach shots
that he could pitch shots out Of 10
on the paper at 100 yards. You can
bet he didn't have any body sway. He
was the only fellow to win two open
championships in succession, 50 l
figured he wasn't bad CHAP 10 initiate;
I'm doing a lot of practicing-and
I'VE gotten rid of my bad habit, just
as you can.
Next: Phil Perkins,.
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