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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-01
circuit Leads
in Golf Meet

Bg Times Special
PINEHURST, N. c., April 1. -
Miss Maureen circuit led qualif1erS
in the north and south women'S
amateur golf tournament here Mon
day. She topped a field of 112
starters with an 30. Helen Hicks,
Long Islarld youngster, was one
stroke behind, while Glenna Collect,
American champion, was in third
with an 81.
First round of match play started
fnfiqU
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TAYLOR is SUBSTITUTE

BIZ Times SDecidE
CHICAGO, April bud Taylor,
veteran Terre Haute featherweight,
will meet Fidel La Barba, California
battler, in ten-round match at the
Coliseum April 81. Taylor will sub
stitute for Earl MAESTRO of Chicago,
who has Cancelled immediate bouts
because of the death Of his mother.
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hooked nose, in
fact all the qualiH :
cations of a smart
up to the minute
golf S e ere t ar y
Under his plan
the boss can leave
the office mum
bling something as
he passes the Sec
rotary, who of
course raises her
head just in time
to catch the "un-
cheon." The day
- H.
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MANDELL, SINGER SIGN

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April Sammy
MandeI's annual appearance in de-
Tense of the lightweight champion
ship which he has guarded so sue
cesSfully for nearly four years, viii
OCCUR July II, when the titleholder
will meet Al Singer of New York in
q fifteen-round bout at Yankee
stadium.
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HAMMER BESTS CONN

BIZ Times SDecldT
CHICAGO, April Ever HAM
mer, Chicago lightweight attempt
ing a comeback, defeated Sid Conn
in eight rounds here Monday. Pal
Moore, Memphis veteran, won in ten
rounds from Bobbie Allen of Chi
cago.
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Jackie DuGAN WINS

LOUISVILLE, KY, April Jackie
Dugan, Louisville lightweight, gained
a ten-round decision over Artie Nc
Cam of Philadelphia here Monday.
Frankie Jones of Indianapolis was
knocked out in the first round by
Bill Thomas of Louisville.
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the guCCa percna
time and again
would bound in
TO the tall where
he luckily gained
beautiful lies, in
wagon ruts and
alike. One divot
shot never can
be replaced in
the memories of
the enthusiastic
fan who cheered
the young anna
teur as he sent
{kn loci ,@y,G% -.
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LUNDY SHADES PURVIS

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April /. -
Jimmy Lundy, Los Angeles, welter-
weight, shaded Jackie PurviS Of In
dianapoIis in a ten-round bout here
Monday. They fought on. practically
even terms throughout.
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PERLICK TWINS LOSE

BOSTON, April Herman Per-
lick lost a close decision to Bruce
Flowers, New Rochelle lightweight,
here Monday in ten rounds, while
Henry Perlick was. shaded by Hy
Diamond. Boston. in another ten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-01

GOODMAN BEATS MELLOW
PITTSBURGH, April Joey
Goodman, Cleveland lightweight,
won the decision from Johnny Mel
low, Detroit, in ten rounds here
Monday.
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By Times Special
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l.
Battling Bozo, Birmingham light
heavyweight, defeated Jimmy Bryne
of Louisville in ten rounds here
Monday despite a thirteen-p pound
handicap.
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Famous Pitchers Son
on Way to Recovery


XXTASEINGTON, April 1.-Water Johnsons hopes
w 14yearod Walter follow the
him famous the big train" be realized after all.
Young Walters legs, crushed and broken when he
down by automobile mendng rapidly
lists said today amputation will
the doctors the
amputated.
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OKUN DEFEATS WINE

BIZ Times Special
ROCHESTER, N. Y, April T.
Yale Okun won a ten-round deci-
sion over frankie Wine, Montana
heavyweight, here Monday. Okun
weighed 172, Wine, 1872.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-01
M,NAMARA TRIUMPHs

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, April Jimmy
Mcnamara, New York lightweight,
defeated Al Bryant, Newark, N. j.,
in ten rounds here Monday.
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CPIVIS is a we'll dressed golfer.
~ Look at his picture, a 'V'' necked
sweater, plaid cap, collar and tie,
dimpled chin, blue eyes, black hair,
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aTEANWELL is VETERAN

DR.. Walter E. Meanwen has
coached Wisconsin basketball eight
cen years. In five seasons his teams
LOST a total of three games.
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Jones Tops
Star Open
Golf Field
Bobby Holds Three Stroke
Edge Over Pro Rivals
in First Round.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April Ed
Dudley, Wilmington Dell pro-
feSSiOna1, equaIed the Forrest
Hills-R Kicker course record of 68,
three under par, here today to
take temporary 81 hole lead in the
first annual southeastern open
golf tourney with 152-68-220.
BIZ United Press
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 1<Some
of the country's leading golfers
started out today on the final thir-
ty-six holes of the Southeastern
open championships in an effort tc
overcome the lead of Bobby Jones
Jones met the challenge of the
professionals in the winter competi-
tons Monday when he equalled PAL
on both rounds with a IA over the
Augusta Country Club course AND
thereby held a three-stroke leac
over the field.
Close behind him were three New
York professionals, among them
Horton Smith whose unfamiliarity
with the course sometimes left him
at some distance from the pins. He
was able to make a 148 by careful
chipping and putting. Johnny Far
rell and the veteran Tom Kerrigan
had 147'S.
A majority Ct the other profes-
SIGNALS were so far behind today II
was doubtful whether they could
seriously affect Jones lead.
Today's play was over the Forrest
HillS-Ricker course.
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Tonight's ArmOry Card

N d. Joe Azzarela Mil
Roberts Indian
apoHs;
Earl Ryder Cincnnah
Indianapolis
AndesOn
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SPLIT SEASON NOT NEW

The split season is not a modern
innovation in baseball. The Nation
al League had q split season in 1892.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-01
BOZA OUTPOINTs BRYNE

Editors NOte-It's a good thing
this is April fools day!
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MIAMI. fla Gladys strawlocks and
1fiIdred Amphihious set what IS believed
10 DO a world record here this afternoon
when neither OF the young ladies was able
10 lower any sort of record in swimming
the 22o-breast stroke IN a trick pool
measuring seventy-seven feet six inches
long. Local athletic authorities are de-
manding an immediate investigation BY
the A. A. u
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TAKING
IT OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, April l.
ON day such as this you might
~ reasonably expect to find some
thing after the following order in
your sports news:
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AUGUSTA. Ga.-The professionals as
sembled here for the local championship
today took occasion to correct the impress
sion that they resent the presence Of Bobby
Jones the amateur in the money events.
ION the contrary. We welcome him." they
said. He gives us something to shoot at
Whether they prefer to shoot at him with
a machine gun or . French rs was not
stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
CHIEFS
MEET MONDAY
Harrington Gathering Will
Plan Roundabout And
Banquet
lsnncial 10 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN. Feb. "a general
meeting Of the Valley Amateur
Basketball league for the purpose
az making final arrangements for
the round-robln championship
tournament and for z closing ban
Duet. will be held at the city hal
here 2 D. m. Monday night.
This Is probably the last gen
eral meeting az the league before
the closing of the season and ii
is q highly important ore, SPITE
Clark. vice president. states.
The schedule lacks but four
games Of being completed and moth
ing definite for the round robin
tournament. Under this system,
the winners and r|unners-up IL
each shall represent the Valley il
The state tournament.
Money derived from this round
robin Will be used toward defray-
ing the expense Of the winning
teams 10 the state meet.
The banquet would be staged nj
Harlinzen just before the round
robin got under way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

losses and one victory. Barnes Is
leading the field with seven wins
without a single loss. Unless he gets
clipped from behind BY high handi-
caps. he Is likely 70 WIN the tourna-
ment. judging from the form he
mas shown so far.
Following are games played since
Wednesday. First place shows score
with handicap in parenthesis; sec
ond, high run; and third, innings
played. Scores include handicaps.
Richardson so. Order d2) 40;
Richardson six; a.
Craig 80 so, Pats 80; Pate six;
46.
Craig 90 so. WEIGH So; WEIGH
five; 46.
Pate so. Nelson 90 AZ; Pate six;
81.
Order 50, Butler as; (no handi-
cap): both skies: IS.
Barnholt so, Box az (no handl-
cap); Box five: II.
Aldridge so, Order 90 SO: Al
bridge nine; 30.
Barnes so. Order d2) IS; both
fives; SO.
seabury 50, Lyons u2) SO; Sea-
bury IL; 81.
Barnholt C6) 50, bennett %:
Barnholt seven; 10.
The standings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
IMPROVED PLAY FEATURES
ELK BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

With play Stacking of a bit. the
Brownsville Flks club billiard tour
nament vas featured the last part
Of the past week ~ a high run OF
II achieved by Judge Ssabury
against Lyons. II was a case or
have 70 with the Judge. for Lyons
lacked only one point of going out
with his handicap Of L. billiards.
Several low inning games were
played. but the record OF q innings
held by Butler continues TO set the
pace. Aldridge went out on Order
in 80 innings and Barnes completed
his run OF 50 in So innings against
Order.
The high run mark Of II set BY
Barnes continues 10 stand as a
tournament record also.
Elmore Order. who got a belated
start, wound up the week with three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
VALLEY BALL
UP WEDNESDAY
Harlingen Meeting Will
Decide on Plans For
Diamond Year
Especial 70 The Herald

HARLTNGEN. Feb s-The dess
tiny 81 baseball In the Valley To-
the coming year will he decided MI,
2 general meeting M diamond fan
and PLAYERS m the city hall herd
3 p. m. Wednesday nirht. r
The question 10 be before ~
Valley-wide gathering n whether "a
league shall be organized. There.
was no organized ball IN the Vale
last year and the game slumpey
decidedly. \
The meeting has been called o..
Spitz Clark az Brownsville 10 get r
general lineup on the situation anr
10 sound out the likelihood or thu
various Valley teams entering th5
league.
Clark would have the loon on.
gained under the rules Of the Stats
Amateur Federation. in order thas
the Valley champion might Get M
chance at the state title. As tens
tatively outlined. the teams would
be semi-pro outfits playing Sunda
and holiday ball. In anv event.
there would be no salaried players.
Should they decide TO. however. Nh.
performers might get a cut mi thu
gate receipts. UnCOnnectE9 pros
fessionals would be eligible Ao plat
i'm the league. Y
All Valley fans. managers and
PLAYERS are invited 70 attend shs
gathering. It's primary purpose J.
TO find what the Valley war'F ii
the way OF baseball for the com4ns
year. The Harrington club will Be-
Gin training next Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
HUNTER Wins
/. TENNIS TITLE

NEW YORK. FEB. s-P-Frank
Hnuter, 35. turned back julius Sc
Tyson. one w the best of the coua-
try's younger players. 6-3. O.. g.,
TODAY 10 win the National Indoor
championship.
Forced to play the r~unner-up role
three Zines since ne captured the
title eight years ago. TIE courageous
Hunter came into his own with 2
smashing exhibition re hard hit
ting and heavy tennis which IN
dicated re is rot yet ready p ab-
aicate his position as second only
to Bill Tilden among America
stars.
The doubles championship won
last year hy Tlden and Hunter
went TO the New York combination
of Merritt Cutler and Perrine
Rockafellow who defeated Harris
Coggeshall az Des MONIES. IA. and
Richard Murphy OF Utica. n. Al.
students at Harvard. by scores o.
g.. 6-3. 2-6. Ga, in the final
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
F. BALL HIGH
POINT SCORER
Brownsville Quint Is Hot
From Opening TiP-off
X Saturday Night

fRv The Associated FressA
EDINBuRG. Feb. G-The Browns
vile Junior college Scorpion quint5
handed the EdlnburE Junior COL
lege Broncs one of the worst de-
feats In their history here Satur-
day night. downing them by a
count Of 49-12.
This marked the first time that
the Brownsville aggregation ever
won an athletic contest from the
Broncs by SO decisive a score.
The fast moving lower Valley
cagers were led into action by Fritz
Bal, blood : haired sh~arpshooJer.
Ball dumped 20 points into the
Brownsville hopper TO carry off
high point honors for the evening.
Maurice Pipkin. Scorp captain. was
second with Is TALES 70 his credit.
Garrett and Southwell shared
scoring honors for the Edlrburg
cagemen, each ringing up seven
points.
i The visitors were hot" from
The opening t!p-off. They led the
way throughout the contest. AZ
the half junction, the score stood
26-11.
This was the opening TIT of q
four-game series between the two
clubs.
The following Scorps saw service.
P1pkin, Hanna. Ball, sylvester, Sen
terfelt. OBrvan. Scheidman, A.
kins and Gomez. Broncs. Hell.
weaver. Stephenson. S0uthWel.
Garrett. van Dresser. +. Arlington,
AZ. Arlington. Hada and Abrigo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Tuesday Officials

Officials for Tuesdays games
in the Valley Amateur Basketball
league have been announced as fol-
lows by Spitz Clark, vice president
Of the loop.
Donna at Edocuoch. p. M. Nal
colin: Progreso at Edinburg. Bobby
Cannon: Mercedes at McAllen,
Cowboy Ogan: Raymondville at
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. I. f. Mar
tin; Model Laundry at Foraker's,
G. P. Hilburn: San Benito at Har-
lingen Methoists, Rex Bavter; p,
=. G. at Sebastian. Nicely Newman:
Rio Hondo az Fort Brown, Sgt.
Hank Henry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Esp;nosa Leading
Field at Houston

HOUSTON. Feb. 9-P-Al Es-
pinosa az Chlcago here Saturday
turned III am artistic exhibition Of
approaching to tallv n total Of $50.
and lead n classy field in the first
IS holes 90 the Houston Open over
the TRICKY RIO Rico Country club
course.
In the morning Espinosa, 1929
runner-uD i'm the National Open
and p. G. "A. Journeys. scored a par
70. but ln tho afternoon he sailed
around il OF. five under par.
Esp.lCa's CuDrOacA shots ia.
the mos. part were dead ~ the pin
during the afternoon round. leav-
ing little difficult work for his
puttCr.
Three topro.chc-s Az l43 trailed
Espinosa NY four strokes They were
Harry Coorcr cf Buffalo. n. ~.
with A tots: John Golden, Pater-
son. N. ~ 74-G9, ana B555y C-uicS-
shank. 70-73.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
BATSELL TOPS
GUNNERS HERE
Averages 22.5 for Week
And Gets Two Perfect
Scores

Hurt Batsell led Brownsville
Skeeters in their opening week Of
competition for places on the team
OF five which will make the trip
10 the National Skeet shoot at New
Orleans the last Of this month.
Shooting nine times. Batsell aver
aged 22.5 per round Of Is. In his
smear Of good scores are two per-
feet roupds Of IS. Frank Marku-
ssen is the only other Skeeter 70
achieve a Is. Markussen only shot
twice during the week, averaging
235.
George Leonard. hefty gun WELD
or. averaged 20.4 in eight rounds.
He broke one "a.
Other averages include: Arm
strong lib. Wells IT'S, Maj. Holman
17.6 Singer l6 Gregg l42. and Ar
buckle Ia. These were the most
consistent shooters for the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
DISTRICT IS
WEEK LATER
Little Choice in Cameron
Chase; Edinburg Has
Good Chance

High school basketball champions
Of Cameron. Hidalgo and Starr
counties viii be determined before
the coming week has rolled into
the grotto of lost time. Raymond
vile already has won the Willacy
county title. The county champions
VIII meet in a second tournament,
Feb. 81 and % TO determine the
Valley champion.
The Cameron county tourney will
be held IN Brownsville on a dirt
court Friday and Saturday Of this
week. Some 10 or u quints are eX-
pected TO enter. There : no par
ticularly outstanding aggregations
in the field. Wilson tract is expect
cd TO make a strong bid for the u
tie. The Aztec boys and girls have
rolled up a strong record II the pre-
liminary skirmisheS.
The Hidalgo tournament viii be
conducted at McAllen on a board
court Friday and Saturday OF this
week. The dope indicates a toss
up" between Edinburg and Weslacc
with McAllen and Mercedes the
dark horses.
The Starr county tourney viii be
held on the same dates at Rio
Grande City. If a team enters the
district play-off from Starr county
which is unlikely. il Will probably
be Rio Grande City.
Although II has gotten off to q
poor start, the Brownsville Quint j.
given a fair chance Of coping the
Cameron title. The big Eagle out
fit viii devote the early days Of TIN.
week to intensive practice III order
10 be in top form for the meet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

The next regular shoot will be
held 4 ,. n. Wednesday on the Bat
sell-Wells range.
A special event will be staged at
that time between Judge Lamar Gill
and Bob Snow. we'll known Willacy
county sportsmen. and Hurt Bat
Sell and Bob Wells Of Brownsville
Judge Gill has never shot skeet
but has shot over regulation traps.
SHOWS chief claim to fame is his
mountain lion hunting exploits.
However, he SAYS he is certain the
Willacy pair can trim the Browns
vile men al their own game.
The regular shoots are held on
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Mullen Purchased
By Beaumont Club

BEAUMONT, Feb. 3-lP- Bill
Mullen, third baseman. has been
purchased BY the Exporters from
the Reading club Of the Inter
national league. it was announced
here today. Mullen starred with
Fort Worth in 1925 and the follow
ing year went up with the Detroit
Tigers. He spent 1927 and 1923 with
the st. Louis Browns. Last year
he was sent TO Buffalo and later
TO Reading.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Steers Win After
Strong Come-Back

TT. WORTH, Feb. 8-lF-AItcr
being soundly outplaycd Ell the OPP
ening period. the Texas university
dlIbblers came back strong u the
second hall W take a 1921 verdict
from T. 9. Il. On the horned Frogs
court SaturGav night. The purple
made an impressive showing ln
chalking un an advantage Of l6-9
at the inteImis5i0n, but the Long
horns hit their real stride after re-
sumption Of play and flashed a
whirlwind attack that bewildered
the FrOg5.
AZ a result " TIE victory. the Or
ange five stays Hl the running for
the conference Championship slight
" behind the leaders from Arkansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Ball at Mission

MISSION. Feb. 8-Coach Bobb.
Cannon will open baseball AZ III.
Mission high school Monday after
noon.
With only four lettermen back
Coach Cannon il confronted Wit
the problem OF developing a brac
OF capable hurlers. Present pros
poets are the team will be com
posed from the Junior high tear
or last season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
corps Sting Edinburg Broncs With 40 to p Score
County Basketball Journeys to Be Staged Friday and Saturda,
Troop Four Downs
Troop One 42-27

Boy Scout Troop Four's basket
ball team broke IN their new orange
and purple uniforms Saturday by
trouncinE the Tooop One eager:
1927.
Reed Beeson and Club Wash
ington stood out for Troop One.
while ". Clark, Calbert and Others
did good work for Troop -Four
Mack Mackles turned in his best
game of the season. The two teams
meet again Wednesday afternoon
on the Fort Brown court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Speed Wallace
Is Coming Here
tspecial to The HERALD

A1l@lAdA ~ 4AAl AANAOAAF
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 8.Irving
Speed" Wallace. noted figure In
athletic world and companion
runner az Charley Paddock. an
nounced here today that after a
short business trip IN the east.
ne planned on spending several
weeks i'm Brownsville.
Wallace would do some train
ing there and also finish some
sport stories. Paddock may meet
Wallace an Brownsville.
Wallace Is well known here.
He brought Paddock here two
years ago for an exhibition run
az Tucker field. Wallace also
was in the Valley last winter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Open Practice Soon

t-NENlal RID AlN 41N4n--'
HARLINGEN. Feb 6-The har-
rneen baseball CLUB. headed b7
TOPPER Rigney. former Detroit in
fielder. VIII boTin actual practice
next Monday. it has been annoLn-
ceG
The Hub City aggregation plan an
early start in order TO be in shape
for games with the visiting Western
league clgbs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Basketball Results

A. Fl. Worth: Texas IS; II @. u,
81.
at saltwater: Arkansas universi-
~ 80; Oklahoma a. & NJ, %.
At Houston: Rice %: a. q ". u.
At Austin. Howard Payne a.. St.
Edwards AS.
At GEORGETOWN: Simmons 35;
Southwestern 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

NOW comes the parting OF the
ways for the Valley high school
athletic squads. The question Is.
what Will 1t &c next? Track. bas-
ketball. baseball or football spring
trainlng2 Brownsville had no high
school baseball team last season
because all the athletes turned out
for football spring training. The
same will likely hold good this sea
son. Mission Will have both as viii
Harrington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12

men who opposed Rivera and ran TO escape
prison sentences, or voluntarily exiled them
selves, are coming back. The country Is still
without its Cortes, the national parliament, and
the press Is still being censored.
There are rumoxs now and then that Spain is
considering o revision Of the Spanish eonStitu-
ton I'm such . way that the monarch win not
be permitted to exercise any further DICTATOR
ship or personal kingly power. Senior Aha
former Spanish cabinet minister, who has been
an exile In Paris since the coup detat which
made the late Primo de Rivera SPANS dictator
10 said 70 have told Alfonso that Spain needed
this CHANGE and added some interesting re-
marks to the effect that II His Majesty wasn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12

But IL you keep right On going, you win come
30 palace with row Of guards I'm smart green
uniforms with black patent leather hats. and
inefdeutally discover that King lives I'm the
palace, In spite Of the AmeTicanized spirit
Tor Spain, advanced though she Is IN other
fields, still elingx to the modern version Of the
cid divine right of rulershlpA King Alfonso XIII
seems to be SITTING fairly safely on his silded
thEone, and he's just Is interested as his sub
jects in bringing his country up to the western
mark.
"A FrER SIX years Of Dictatorship by the late
Gen- Primo Rivera. the King dismissed him
end made Gen. Berenguer premier Now the