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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-28
Hitch in Deal
Tom May Return

1t was rumored today that Tom
Angley, beefy backstop sent to
Terre Haute on twenty-four- hour
recall. may be back with the Indians
shortly. He has been displaying
lot of pepper since being de-
NOTED and wants another chance to
stick in class AA. If Angley is re-
called Al Devormer, catcher, will be
released or placed on the inactive
list. Younger is rookie and spot
can be made for him without much
trouble.
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Sub-Par Round Gives
Bill Five-StrOke Edge
State Amateur Champ Displays Rare Form to Head Field
OF 202 at Highland; Second Eighteen Holes on
Card at |. C. C. Today.
81 DICK MILLER

Measuring distances with deadly then
ne pm with all the holiness required Billy Hnen Speedway star
ana state amateur champion,
indianapolis District Golf
&c. under for the eighteen holes Highland
The field of 202 lowered
braved the downpo Monday
eighteen holes the
windup will be played Wednesday Meridian
Action Monday
rains made the The pools
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By Times Special
HOT SPRINGS, Va, June %
Collegiate links stars resumed their
national title battle here today with
the final eighteen holes of qualify
ing play.
Four shared the top place at the
end of Mondays opening eighteen
holes with TBS. They were Fred
Kammerer of Princeton, Henry Ko-
wal of Colgate, Winston Fuller of
Southern California and John
Fischer of Michigan, all one stroke
over par figures.
Sidney Moves and j. E. Parker,
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Lively Action Promised

No action was carded at the sta
dunn this afternoon. 1t was believed
there will be enough excitement out
there tonight to do for one day.
The Indians and Birds usually are
a couple of scrappy outfits when
they tie up. The Wednesday bar
gain attraction also is expected to
supply the fans with heated enter
tainment.
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Ouimet to Captain Yankee
Team in Walker Cup Play

team in its matches with the Brit
ISM squad, the United States Coll
Association announced today.
Inc squad will be composed of the
IonoWing, in addition to Ouimet.
George Dunlap, New York: BiIlv
HoWeil, Richmond, Va; Harrison R
Johnston, st. Paul; Donald Moe
portland, Ore; Maurice Mccarthy
Jr' New York; Charles Seaver. los
angeles; Jess Sweetzer, New YORK !.
George j. Voigt, New York. .Iack
Westland, Chicago.
Matches will be played at the
country club, Brookline, Sept. l and ,
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willard A. C.s won their seventh game
in eighth starts Sunday from Morristown.
Next Sunday the Wizards will play at
Porter's Camp. Cadwalter with two cir
Gus catches and the hitting of Cadwalter
Holman featured last Sundays win. july
"a and 81 and dates in August are open
Write Emerson Cox. 345 North Hamilton
avenue, Indianapo polls
Cleverdale Grays defeated Terre Haute
Negro Giants Sunday. to 4, making it
nine n. wins in ten starts. .Tobin and Reb
Williamson pitched steady ball, holding the
Giants to f1ye hits Next Sunday the
Grsys will play the Brazil Merchants at
Cloverdale. Last year the Brazil team won
the Wabash Valley League championship.
With Huffman leading the batting at
the Indiana Al-stars Of Greenc lliHI de p
sixth consecutive win for the stars. The
and II. AIS Service team. Indianapolis,
Charlottesville and Plainfield take notice
Call or write Walter Baynard, Elks Club.
Fairmount Glass nine defeated River
side Olympic A. Cs Sunday, 10 to H. the
winner pounding Percifeld and Noggle for
nine hits and seven runs in the ninth.
The Paramount Club will practice Thurs
day at Garfield diamond No. l at 4 D. m.
All Ao, players report o For For gsmes With Fail
r. Day. $50 South Arsenal avenue.
Danville Browns defeated Indianapolis
ing lot of speed and power this season.
State clubs desiring games write Ace Ed
wards, Box ), Danville. Ind.
Phillips A. B. C.s defeated Bedford Sun
day, z to /. for their ninth straight win.
Next Sunday the AS will play ct Corners
vile and on Monday at Elwood On july
TO- Bedford VIII be met in a return game
at Douglas park. Indianapolis. Phillips
A. B. C.s have Aug. IA. 81. % open. Fast
fontain street. Manager Philips requests
all players report for practice this evening
The Mohawks trounced Glenn Valley
nine Sunday at Glenn. Valley. is to s.
Brady Mohawk moundsman. was given
Hellmer. Shank and Harakas led the at
tack with total of fifteen bingles. Next
Sunday the Mohawks will tangle with the
Linwood saddel Club aggregation. Ander-
hawks. The Mohawks would like to hook
up with out-of-town clubs Zionsville.
Lebanon. New Bethel. Palnheld and ether
4382-W. or write Chick Brady. Indianap-
oils Chamber Of Commerce.
indianapolis Bulldogs lost to Gosport
Sunday. IS to II. and will play Haugh-
vile Maulers Friday and Lawrence on
SUNDAY. Al PLAYERS are requested to re-
port at the home Of Jimmy TAYLOR 1883
West Sixteenth street. Friday at D. m.
Games are wanted Stilesville Cloverdale
and Atlanta. notice. Write Jim TAYLOR
1888 West Sixteenth street. or call Be.
Stellar relief hurting by Elmer Howard
enabled INDIANAPOLIS Cardinals to nose
out Forester Cubs. 10 to II. in q slugginS
bee. Glen Tumey was outstanding at bat
Cardinals taks on Riverside Olympics next
Sunday. Practice will be held "wednesday
Traders Point defeated Hornadv Milk
Inc. TO 4. Sunday Hornadv's play a.
~Ainsville next Sunday.
Moorssyille A. c. defeated Candy A. C..
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HEINLEIN FIRES 80 IN RAIN TO PAGE DISTRICT LINKSMEN
Yanks In Says Babe;
Macks Haven't Chance
AS Senators, Tigers, Browns and Cleveland to Battle
for Second Place, Bambino Asserts; Cubs Lose
Ground in National Race

rcgs
NEW YORK June 2S-Babe York
have just about the
mated the Philadelphia Athletics possible
something mighty
the Yank Will sail right through this
The American League fight
the Senators Athletics Detroit Cleveland Louis
Browns battling for that position
don't think the Athletics
They've thirty isn't quite half over That's
not baseball
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BLUES SELL PHILLIPS

By Times SpCcfdt
KANSAS CITY, June 29.-Eddie
Phillips, former Pittsburgh catcher,
has been sold by Kansas City Blues
to Newark of the International
League. He came here in the deal
with the Pirates for Pitcher Bill
Swift last year.
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AIl-Day Shoot Features

Inc following program has been
arranged for an all-day shoot at the
Indianapolis Gun Club "Wednesday
six one sse hundred nifty sixteen-yard targets in
registered 'Fen's' not
rlIty doubles, one event. not registered
trophy to "a per cent and over On N o.
per cent 81 and under. High gun in
nanoicap doubles and high over ali. A
elass All ties will be shot of at twentv-
nye targets. except doubles. ten pairs
LAPS open for practice at $50 a. m.
Of the Mars Hill church. ol'l-l
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50-MlLE RACE BILLED

Walnut Gardens speedway will be
the scene of a 50-mile automobile
race on July 4. A number of we'll
known dirt track drivers will COM
pete. The speedway is back under
the old management of John l.. Du-
vail, former mayor, and Earl S.
Gar :ett. The track is being i'm
proved and oiled to avoid dust. The
race will start 3 D. m.
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Wolf Loses in
Tennis Finals

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 28.-Dorothy
WeiSel Hack of Los Angeles, wife of
Stanley Hack, Chicago Cubs third
baseman, today held the women's
singles championship of the western
tennis tournament.
She defeated Catherine Wolf, In
dianapolis, defending champion,
GA, 4-6, liz, in the final match
Monday.
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BILLMAN ENTERS RACE

By Times Special
RUSHVILLE, Ind, June 28.-
Mark Billman today entered the
three automobile races at Rushville
speedway on July 4, boosting the to-
tai entry to fourteen Al Jones, Red
Campbell, Howard King, Harry Nc
Quinn. E. Rice, L. E. Beckett and
Jiggs Yeager are in the list.
For the horse races on the card,
six runners, eight trotters and ten
pony races have been entered. Due
to the program of three automobile
and three horse events, the first race
will start al 1890 D. m.
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TITLE MEET WEDNESDAY

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, June 28.-Nick
Fleetwood of Fl. Wayne, Indiana
lightweight champion, and Willard
Brown of Indianapolis, will clash
in a ten-round title bout here
Wednesday. The scrap was post
poned Monday by rain.
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RIMS RATED IN
JIM MULLEN NAMED

BU JHltCd PTeSS
CHICAGO. June 28.-Jim Null
len, whose license as boxing pro-
moter in Illinois was revoked last
summer, has been appointed match
maker of the Coliseum A. c., and
planned to apply for reinstatement
at today's meeting of the Illinois
state athletic commission.
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Hoyt Beats Newark

NEWARK. N. j., June 28.-Waite
Hoyt. veteran pitcher, made his de-
but with the New York Giants Mon
day. pitching Bill Terry's club to a
8 to l win over Newark of the In
ternational League. He allowed but
seven hits and had shutout until
the ninth inning.
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Heinlein's SO gave him five-stroke
lead over his nearest competitor,
George Peterson of South Grove,
who had "a. There were seventeen
players with scores in the 70's, prac-
tically all of them in the high 70's.
Heinlein's Irons save Him
Eugene Pulliam Jr. Of Lebanon
held the low net honors after the
first eighteen holes with a 66. the
result OF a gross 76 and a ten
stroke handicap.
In hanging up his par shattering
round, Heinlein made some Won
derful shots. One of the most spec
tacular was on the eighteenth hole,
when he pushed his tee shot far
over to the right, the result OF q
wet grip. Shooting his second from
far down on the first fairway, Billy
laced into the ball and it was on
dead center all the way. 1t just
missed striking the flag pole as it
passed the cup. He Tipped the cup
for a birdie three and 60.
Heinlein fired every shot right to
the needle and his irons worked
perfectly for him. He needed to
putt only two feet for birdie three
on the first hole and then went
along with even pars, until the sew
enth hole when he missed his drive
and took a to even him with par,
which he held at the turn.
thinner in Third
After getting par on No 10, Bill
sent his tee shot five feet from the
pin on the short eleventh hole and
scored deuce. He Clipped in from
the green on the twelfth for a birdie
but lost the shot on the next hole
when he ran into the only three
putt green of his round. From there
on he was even par every hole and
he did it with uncanny iron shots,
many of them recovery strokes
Heinlein will be at home today
playing over the Country Club links,
where he gained his early training
as a caddy Meridian Hills will be
a severe test for him Wednesday,
but if he can hold his lead today
the five-stroke margin should carry
him through the Hills test an easy
winner.
Eddie thinner of the 1. G. c., in
third place with rs, should pick
up on the boys today with action
on his home links Bill Reed ST..
is in striking distance with a rs,
the same as Pulliam. There are
seven players with IT'S, one of them
Billy Reed Jr., who missed several
chip shots Monday and bobbled a
short putt on the ninth green that
would have tied his fathers rs.
Mitchell Bags II
Dave Mitchell, South Grove star
and recent winner of the public
links team leadership, scored II
Monday, ten strokes more than he
required Sunday at Riverside when
he tied the course record with ST.
Dave said the rain bothered him
Monday.
Other IT'S are Carl Granneman,
Paul Gentry, Max Buell., Bill Diddel
and Bill Van Landingham Three
1875 we're held by JOHNNY Mcclure,
G.. Hitz and Mike Pollak DR.. M.
f. Clark, Jack Tuite and Tony Petric
round out the 10 shooters with 70
each.
In the low net division, Paul
Gentry is in second place to Pull
liams 66 with a SO. Bill Berber
had net 70, George Petersen II, Max
Buell. II, Dick Cant, H. c. Hungate,
Carl Granneman, Vernon Gray,
Ralph Jordan and Edwin Beeson,
70 each
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-28

The Babe said excellent pitching
was responsible for much of the
Yankees success. Joe Mccarthy has
four dependable pitchers whom he
can rotate with almost certain sue
cess, Ruth pointed out. They are
Lefty Gomez, Charley Ruf1ng,
Johnny Allen and George Pipgras.
Five Hit Over 300.
give of us are hitting over 1888"
the Bambino continued. "Gehrig,
Lazzeri, Dickey, Combs and myself.
But none of us is hitting up to
normal. Perhaps We'll snap out
of it soon. If we do, thereIl be a
lot of space beween the Yanks and
whatever team finishes second"
When asked to pick the winner
in the National League race, the
Babe growled, What do I look like
"a fortune teller?"
The AS replaced the idle Wash
ington Senators in third position
by taking two games Monday from
the lowly Boston Red Sox, Is to 8,
and 9 to 4. Roy johnson, Sox out
fielder, connected for three home
runs in the two contests. Cramer
and Pickering hit for the circuit in
the opener, and Jolley, Simmons
and Haas did likewise in the night
cap.
Cubs Fall Back
Detroit strengthened its hold on
second place by downing the Chi
cago White Sox, 9 to 3. Davis and
Stone homered for Detroit.
Chicago's Cubs lost a chance to
regain first place in the National
League when they bowed to the st.
Louis Cardinals, 4 to l. This de-
feat boosted the lead of the idle
Pittsburgh Pirates from three to
twelve points.
Raul Derringer, who won eighteen
games for the Cards in 1881, his first
year, returned to championship
form and limited the Bruins to five
hits. Burleigh Grimes, May and
Bush were found for nine safeties.
~
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Ban Football
BrOadcasts
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 28.-The east
ern intercollegiate association has
decided to prohibit radio broadcast
ing this fall of football games
played on the home grounds or
under jurisdiction of the association.
Major Philip 3. Fleming of the
United States military academy,
president of the Association, pointed
cut that the broadcasting cut into
attendance. 1t was deemed adviS-
able to prevent any decrease in rev.
enue through such means.
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SHOOTS 6o TO LEAD

BIZ Times Special
PORTLAND, Ore, June z8.-A
sensational Sc. six strokes under
par, gave Frank Dolp, defending
champion. big lead at the halfway
mark of the thirty-six hole Pacific
Northwest amateur golf champion
ship today
Dolp was out in "a, three under
par, and back in 80, three under
par.
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RAIN DELAYS RACING

~ ltmCS SpGctdt
CLEVELAND, o.. June 28.-Grand
Cirtcuit harness racing. season was
scheduled to open today at the
North Randall track here. The
opening was postponed from Mon
day by rain.
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Vines Advances to Semi-Finals,
Wood Loses in British Net PLAY

her fifth Wimbledon title, and Miss
Helen Jacobs, fellow Californian,
were the United States survivors in
the women's play, both advancing
to the semi-finals in Mondays play.
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RETZLAFF RING CHOICE

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Charley
Retzlaff. Duluth heavyweight, is an
8 to 5 favorite over Les Mariner,
Chicago heavyweight, in their ten
round bout at White City tonight
1t will be Mariners first start in a
year. =
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BLAKE TO REFEREE

HU fntfS NpccldI
RENO, New, June 28.-George
Blake of Los Angeles will be the
third man in the ring when King
Levinsky of Chicago tackles Max
Baer. California heavyweight, in a
twenty-round battle here July f.
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BATTALINO IN ACTION

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 28.-Frankie
Petrolle. brother of Billy, the Fargo
Express, is slated for ten-rounder
with Bat Battalino, former feather
weight champion, at greensboro
Stadium tonight.
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WEST, COOPER SIGN

Light Heav1es TangIe IN Opening
Feature at New Arena.
With the main event already
signed, work on the new open air
arena at 500 South Meridian street,
is being rushed to have it ready for
Fridays wrestling program. If the
bowl is not ready, the mat card will
be staged elsewhere.
Stanley West, Texas light heavy
weight, unbeaten here, and Sailor
Cooper. newcomer from Boston,
tangle in the two falls out of three
feature. Merle Dolby is listed for
semi-final action.
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By United Press

By UHIfen PfcsS
NEW YORK, June 28.-Francis
Ouimet of Brookline, Mass, United
State amateur golf champion, will
captain the American Walker cup
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-28

Ernie Wingard has been delegated
to operate on the Tribe mound this
evening. He won four night games in
a row and lost his fifth night start,
3 to 2. The guess is that Paul
Not So Dizzy Dean, brother of
talkative Dizzy, will hurl for the
Birds. He is an 18-year-old phe-
nom possessing fire ball.
n \ 4
Free for Feminines
Owing to the fact that regular
ladies night" at the stadium was
washed out Monday, Owner Norman
Perry decided to carry over the
courtesy privilege to the women fans
and they will be admitted free at
the delayed series opener tonight.
BleacherS will be free to women
positively free) and admission to
the grandstand to feminine rooters
will be ten cents, representing the
federal amusement tax Gree to
women, plus taxi. It's a cinch the
stadium will be packed.
Hitch in Deal
The Tribe deal announced Mon
day that would have sent outf1elder
Pid Purdy, utility inflelder Fred
Bedore and Ed Younger, rookie
catcher, to Fl. Worth of the Texas
League, met up with a hitch and
was called off Monday night. The
other transaction, transferring
pitcher John Paul Jones to Omaha,
was completed. Roy Carlyle, vet
eran outfelder signed as a free
agent, reported at the stadium and
will be given a trial He has been
out of action two or three weeks
and there is some question about
his condition.
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERs
HOME RIMS

HUME hUNN
FoXX. Athletics. q. 29Gehrig Yankees 10
Ruth. Yankees % Simmons Athletics is
Klein. Phillies. %
HITS
Klein. Phillies. 10s Hermann. Reds %
Hurst. Phllltes.. l0SlP. Waner. Pirates. sc
FoXX, Athletics. 1922
RUNS BATTED IN
FoxX. Athletics. 86IRuth Yankees 70
Klein. PhillieS 75lGehrig Yankees SO
Hurst. Phillies. Ill
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Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS (nighD.
Toledo at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Kansas CITY at st. Paul.
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Aurora nosed out Batesville, 8 to /. in
southeastern Indiana League games Sun
day. Aurora and Madison are tied for
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PAIN DETAvC TpVArc

RAIN DELAYS TRIALS
NEW YORK, June Deepening
of the national Amateur Athletic
Union wrestling championships were
postponed from Monday night to
this afternoon, because of rain.
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Fifth-Second Street Merchants defeated
Clayton. 10 to 5. as Geisel led the attack
on two pitchers with a single and two
homerS. Merchants tackle Southport in
a return game Sunday at Bellaire dia
mond. An important meeting will be
held tonight at the Barber shop and all
players must attend
United Cab defeated Scott Trucking
Sunday. 1S to 1. in six innings. The
game was cut short by rain Roakes feat
uIed for the Cabs with a homer. Cabs
will play a double-headsr Sunday at
Rhodius park. Practice will be held
Wednesday and Friday All palyers get
in touch with Eddie or report at D. m.
Wednesday at 1910 West Washington
street.
The Question Marks of Sacred Heart
upset the dope in the City Catholic League
Sunday by defeating the ST. Catherine
Saints. The winners scored eight runs in
the ninth after two, down. Conor. star
hurler of the Marks, walloped a home
run during the rally. The defeat pulled
st. Catherine out of an undisputed league
lead and the club is now tied for second
place with Holy Cross. Lourdes won a
forfeit Sunday. 9 to o. from St. Patrick's
and the Irvington boys are out in front
in the race. Holy Cross downed Holy Ros-
airy, II to 4, and Holy Trinity outslugged
Cathedral and won, 20 to H. League
standing
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AMERICAN IFAcI1t
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Boston at PHILADELPHIA.
Washington at New York
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St Louis at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at BROOKLYN two games).
only games scheduled
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Willard A. C.s won their seventh game
in eighth starts Sunday from Morristown.
Next Sunday the Wilards will play at
Porters Camp. Cadwalter with two cir
Gus catches and the hitting of Cadwalter
and Richmond and the pitching of Dutch
Holman featured last Sundays win. july
"a and 81 and dates in August are open
Write Emerson Cox. 345 North Hamilton
avenue, Indianapo polls
La gaceta., 1932-12-22

Goodrich Floor Mats
Insulate the floor of your with
a Goodrich Rubber Mat and keep
your feet warm this winter. Univer-
sal mats to fit @AheRb o.1
all W :"
La gaceta., 1932-12-22
ESCOPETA DEL GALL.
NERO DE RIGHT MATO A
OTRO NEGRO.

Para evitar que lie robaran las
gallinas ell Sr. R. F. Right, veci-
no de le Gale 40, cerca de la ave-
nida Hillsborough, prepare una
trampa con una escopeta, a la
puerta del ~gallinero. Hace pocos
meses un negro Sc acerco al ga
llinero de Right para robar y
cuando quiso abrir la puerta, la
escopeta Sc dispar6, matandolo;
FL martes por la manana otro
negro trat6 de robar varias ga
llinas para f~estejar la Noche-
buena y la escopeta Sc dispart
de nuevo, dejandolo muerto er
ell sitio.
La Ultima victima Sc nombrs
Roberto Street y las autorida
des no investigaran ell case, cal
ficandolo de muerte accidental
La gaceta., 1932-12-22
La GACETA
NO SERA DEVUELTO A NEW
JERSEY Ell AUTOR DE "YO
SOY UN PROFUGO DE UNA
CADENA DE PRFSOS''

Trenton, N. j., Die. 22.-Los
peri6dicos elogian hoy la de-
cisi6n del gobernador Moore,
rendida aver, que devuelve la
libertad a Roberto Elliott Burn
prisionero de una cadena de
presses del estado de Georgia.
Despues de cir los relatos de
las brutalidades cometidas en-
esas cadenas de presses y del
uso de cajas de sudor y cepos,
ademas de un conmovedor dis
curse del hermano de Burns y
de los abogados de este, ell 60
bernador resolvi6 ell case $50
bre sus meritos," negando la
extradici6n cue solicitara ell es