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La gaceta., 1932-08-24
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La gaceta., 1932-08-24

que Sc escribe es 10 que los gran
des industrialistas y los bancoS
que pagan desean que ell perlo-
dico imprima."
(COntinudrd).
Evening star., 1932-02-02
CAPITAL MAY STAGE
BIG SWIM MING MEET
Has First Rate Chance of Landing
National A. A. U. Women's
Indoor Event.

Washington appears to have a first
rate chance of obtaining the National
A. A. U. Women'S indoor championships
to be held in April Winifree Johnson,
secretary of the D. c. A. A. u, has
advised national headquarters Of the
organization that full sponsorship of
the meet has been guaranteed. 1t would
be the first national swimming meet
ever held here.
The affair. according to plans. would
be held in the Shoreham Hotel pool.
Outstanding mermaids of the Nation
would compete, including Helene Madi-
son. Georgia Coleman and Eleanor
Holme
Bids for the meet have been made by
Los Angeles, MINNEAPOLIS, New York and
Miami. in addition to Washington, but
because this is Bicentennial year and
Washington is accessible to most swim
ming centers it is felt that this city's
chances of landing the big competition
are bright
Three davS would be required to run
off the meet The Shoreham pool would
be equipped with seating accommoda-
tionS for 1000.
While the Olympic tryouts will be
held later. the meet will be closely fol-
lowed by the OLYMPIC Committee and
performances will have decided bearing
on selections.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
GONZAGA AND TECH
MEET FAST CUNTS
Charlottesville Boys Play Pur'
Pile, Old Line Frosh Face
Gray Tomorrow.

- ONzAGA will meet ChariotCeS-
Vile School for Boys tossers
/ and Tech will go out to Col
lege Park to face University OF
Maryland freshmen in attractive games
tomorrow afternoon involving schoolboy
basket ball teams.
Gonzaga conquered the Charlottes-
vile quint in sizzling scrap few days
ago in the Virginia city and the boys
from the Old Dominion will come here
bent upon revenge.
Tech will be the first of the more
formidable District public high teams
to encounter Maryland freshmen. Inc
Old Line yearlings have polShed OH
Business and Western The Gray Is apt
to offer the frosh highly interesting
afternoon. -,
In other engagements Emerson VIII
open a Virginia foray against WOOD
berry Forest at Orange and Georgetown
Prep will appear against LoyoIa High
in Baltimore.
Most interest in the public high
school series double-header this alter
noon at Tech High attached to the sec
ond game, bringing together Business
and Central. Eastern and Western are
TO face in the first contest at $50
o'clock
Central was set for a desperate bid
for victory over Business to retain its
mathematical chance of tie for first
place. Eastern was figured to score
rather handily over Western and gain
first-place tie with Tech.
Tech was to engage st. Johns at St.
Johns, and Friends was to meet st.
AlbanS on the latter'S court in other
tits
Georgetown Prep gave Eastern bas-
keters a great fight before Succumblng
to the Lincoln ParkerS IL 1913 strug-
gle yesterday. Edelen and BayllSs
scored court goals in the closing stages
to assure Eastern victory after the Gar
rett Parkers had clung desperately to
Coach Guyons charges from the open
ing whistle.
SUMMARY
Evening star., 1932-02-02
CLASH OF SLUGGERS
TOPS COLLEGE CARD
Mirman-D -Demedowitz Bout Likely
to Thrill as Columbus Meets
W. & J. Team.

Washington and Jefferson boxers,
who will engage Columbus University
ringsters Thursday night at the Strand
Theater, will arrive here tomorrow
afternoon and hold final drill at the
Jewish Community Center.
One of the features of the card, 1t is
expected, will be the 175-pound scrap
between Gus Mirman of Columbus and
Al Demedowitz, captain Of the Presl-
dents. Demedowitz Is hailed as bat
tier packing an old-fashioned Wallop.
Mirman, however, has southpaW at
tack of potency.
Athletic books covering admission to
Thursdays bouts as we'll as the four
other boxing shows and basket ball
games in which Columbus will compete
this season may be had at Goldie
Ahearn's, Vic Sport Shop and Spald-
ing'S.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
HUNGARIAN RUNNER.
IN j. S. FOR MEETS.
Barsi Will Open Campaign
Against Middle Distance
Stars Saturday.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, February Hun
garys tripie-running cham
pion, Ladislas Barsi, is in town,
ready to give this country's
leading middle-distance stars some new
competition.
Barsi will start brief indoor cam
paign in the Millrose A. A games in
Madison Square Garden Saturday night
and wind up his flying visit in the Ma
tional A. A. U. championships at the
Garden February %
Tentatively, he has agreed to run
also in the knights of Columbus meet
at Newark Monday night and the
Meadowbrook games at Philadelphia
February 20, but may decide to abandon
both of these engagements.
BarSi has been listed to compete in
the half mile in the NfillroSe games
against Dale Let's of Chicago, Otto
Rossner of New York and Russell
Chapman, former Bates College ace.
But he said upon his arrival yesterday
that he may switch to the 600-yard
event. in which he would be called
upon to face George Bullwinkle of New
York, Eddie Roll of Newark and Alex
Wilson, Canadian, who used to run for
Notre Dame.
The Hungarian, holder of his coun-
try's 400, 800 and 1900 meter cham
pionships, said preliminary practice in
doors at Budapest had convinced him
ne could make better showing at dis
tanceS under the half mile indoors.
Barsis training abroad was on a
300-meter track with no banked turns,
SO he will need considerable practice
the rest of this week to accustom him
self to this feature of indoor running
in this country
Evening star., 1932-02-02
RECORD LOT LIKELY
IN BASKET TOURNEY
More Than 100 Teams Lining Up
for A. A. U. Title Games
Here Next Month.

1t appears likely that last seasons
record of 100 teams will be broken in
the annual District A A. U. basket ball
tournament, which opens March l at
Tech High.
All the public high schools will COM
pete under other names and an inter-
eSting comparison may be made In the
quality of scholastic and independent
play.
Washington De Molay basketers will
face the De Molay five there at $50
o'clock.
Jewish Community Center tossers
will meet tonight at 9:l5 o'clock at the
center.
Census, %; Investigation, 3; Naval
Hospital. So: Commerce, "a. Govern
ment LeagueD
Meridians. %: 'Y" Flashes. %
"Y'' Eagles, Sc: Walter Reed, 81.
Brookland. Al: Terminal. 25.
Kelly -pounders), %; Salvation
Army, 81.
Maryland Avenue, 81; Wilson Avenue,
% (B Y P. U. League.
Northern Props, IS; Brookland A
c., 81.
Northern Preps G3O-pounders), So;
Dixie Pig PrepS, l3.
Delaware & Hudson, So Marion. 8.
Georgetown Boys Club, 81; War
wickS, 30
Fox Independents, IS; Bright
wood. %.
Palace A. c., %; St. Martins, 10.
These teams want games:
Peerless girls. for tomorrow night at
Eastern High Metropolitan 5000, Miss
Bramhall, during day.
Naval Reserves, for tonight with team
having court Mcpherson, Atlantic
1924, during day
Isevitan unlimitedS. Address Irving
Allen. 8O1 H street northeast.
Western Flashes 130-pound foes.
Charles Brown. Metropolitan 5404.
Mount Rainier Bows Club, 13O-
pound rivals, for tonight. Greenwood
1885.
Brethren Church, 145-pound or un-
limited foe for tomorrow night. Lin
coin 6763.
Dixie Barbecue, 130 or las pound
teams. Adams 8781, after $50 pm.
Potomac A c.. 145-pound foe for
Thursday night. Cleveland 3104.
Columbia Fire Department, unlimited
opponents Alexandria 1886
Evening star., 1932-02-02
Olympic Sleigh Field Great
Crack Foreign Teams Seriously Challenge U. S.
Sledders' Supremacy on Iced Run.

the German championships last year,
to head one four, and Fritz Grau,
another exceptional steersman, to
lead the other
Rene Fonjallas, on one team, and
the youthful Capadrutt, on another,
will lead two capable Swiss teams,
and men such as Count Rossi and
Agostino and Gaetano Lanfranchi Of
Italy will force the winning four TO
the limit. 7 where through the
list of invaG' ;"e find names OF in
ternational IN in bob sleighing.
Poor weather conditions and lack
of ice on the slide made choice OF
the United States entries night
mare. In three weeks, the Is possible
American combinations, all worthy
Of consideration, have had but three
days of practice and no time trials.
Our only line was past performances,
bringing forth Harry Homburger's
world record holding four, and Billy
Fiske's champions in the 1928
Ognpics as the logical choices for
the two entries allowed US.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
G. U. HAS VETERAN RELAY
Will Race Fast Teams on New
York Board Track Saturday.

A veteran mile relay team compris-
ing Chuck Carlin, Jack Mara Capt.
Jim Kelly and Vic Burke has been
picked by Coach Jimmy Mulligan TO
represent Georgetown in the Millrose
games Saturday night in New York.
The Hoyas, who will be making their
debut of the indoor campaign. will be
pitted against the Holy Cross and Man
haitian fours, two of the fastest in the
East. Holy Cross conquered Harvard,
intercollegiate champion, last Saturday
in Boston
Al Kelly, G. US 7O-yard sprint
champion, is listed to compete in the
meet against George Simpson. former
Ohio State dash man; Ira Singer. ma
tional 60yard title holder, and other
luminarieS.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
Gallagher Easy for Brown
Snappy Card Makes Big Hit With Fans at Alexandria,
by TOM DOERER'

Mates constant charging and never
ceaSing failing of Marty'S body kept
the local fighter lettering and too Tar
off balance to get set for his punches.
But Marty kept trying.
Gallaher was tired and discouraged
at the end of the battle.
Brown spotted his rival IL pounds,
Marty weighing in at 2O2 and the
New Yorker. 1856 pounds. Gallaher
had plenty of reach on Brown, but
never could make it register.
The main bout sizzled no warmer
than the opening contest, customer
ticker. and this was just sample OF
what happened in every bout on the
card.
And, to make the evening one to re-
member the referee called the battles
to the satisfaction of the customers.
1t was one of those nights which light
promoters dream about, but rarely see.
And the kind which makes a fight fan
out of your sedate Aunt Hattie.
No 1Uonder the fight folks OF Balti-
more, Philadelphia and PennSyl-
Udnia tolUnS are peering this 1Ddy
NTH enHouS eyes! With boring at
lou ebb at those spots, promoters are
wondering Uho rubbed Aldddtn'S
lamp for the boys OF this section.
However, Jack Lamar's lamp went
out in the widest opening bout on local
record when he pulled up in the fourth
and final round to hear the canaries
sweetly humming after having whip
ped his rival Billy ESsinger, Washing
ton lightweight. Lamar whipped Billy
so consistently and thoroughly that he
fell exhausted just before the final bell.
1t was hurricane encounter and sure
to be, repeated.
Marini Marino, Uniontown. Pa,
lightweight, defeated Soldier Clark,
Washington, in four rounds, but not
before the Soldier gave splendid
exhibition of courage. The latter
took one on the ribs in the third
which sent him to the floor. He
fought out the battle with his right
hand plastered to the injured side.
Patsy Lewis, Baltimore lightweight,
and Sailor McKenna, Washington,
Evening star., 1932-02-02
Weeks Sport List
For Local Teams
BASKET BALL.
COLLEGE.
-NIa

COLLEGE.
Today.
Randolph Macon VS.. American Uni
versity at A. U.
Strayer vs. Ben Franklin at Central
game.
George Washington freshmen VS.
WaShington-Lee High at Ballston.
Tomorrow.
Catholic University VS.. Maryland al
College Park.
Georgetown VS.. Loyola at Baltimore
Thursday.
Western Maryland VS.. Georgetown al
Tech High.
George Washington VS.. william ano
Mary at Williamsburg.
George Washington freshmen VS.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High at Leland
Md
Friday.
Elon College VS.. American University
at A u
George Washington VS.. Virginia Medi-
cal College at Richmond.
Strayer VS.. Bliss at Silver Spring
Armory Washington Collegiate Con-
ference game.
Saturday.
North Carolina VS.. Maryland at Col
lege Park.
Temple College of Pharmacy VS.. Gal
laudet at Kendall Green.
Catholic University VS., Loyola al
Baltimore.
Catholic University freshmen VS.
Loyola freshmen at Baltimore,
BOXING.
Thursday.
Washington and jefferson VS.. Colum.
bus University, at Strand Theater.
Friday.
City College of New York VS. Catholic
University, at Brookland.
Saturday.
Washington and Lee VS.. Maryland, al
College Park.
SCHOLASTIC.
Today.
Eastern VS. Western, Business VS.
Central, Tech High court public high
school championship games; first game
Eastern VS.. Western, $50 o'clock
Tech VS.. st. Johns, at st. Johns.
Friends VS.. st. Albans, at st. Adams
Tomorrow.
Tech VS. Maryland Freshmen, at Col
lege Park
Charlottesville Fives VS.. GonZaga, al
GonZaga.
Emerson VS.. Woodberry Forest, al
Orange, Va
Georgetown Prep vs. Loyola High, al
Baltimore.
Thursday.
Central VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men, at c. U.
Emerson VS.. Staunton Military Acad-
ery, at Staunton.
Business VS.. Swavely, at Manassas.
Friday.
Central VS.. Eastern, Tech VS.. West
ern, Tech High court, public high schoo
championship games; first game, Cen
trail VS.. Eastern, $3.50 o'clock.
Business VS.. Boys Club, at Boys Club
Wilson Teachers VS.. GonZaga, a
Gonzaga, 8 pm.
st. Johns VS.. Leonard Hall, at Leon,
ardtown, 8 pm.
Emerson VS.. washington anu be'
Freshmen, at Lexington, Va.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Friends, a
Friends.
Saturday.
Western VS.. George Washington
Freshmen, at G. W.
St. Albans visit Leonard Hall, at Leon
afdtown!
Emerson VS.. Massanutten Military
Academy, at Woodstock, Va.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
RECORD NAVY SQUAD
REPORTS FOR ROWING
Only Two of Winning 1881 Crew
Among $50 0arsmen Under
Coach Walsh.
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. February 2.-One
hundred and fifty oarsmen, only two
of them members Of last years win
ming Poughkeepsie crew. have turned
out for places on the Naval Academy's
1882 eight.
The largest contingent in Navy his
tory reported to Charles Buck Walsh.
fer several years old Dick" Glendon's
assistant and now head coach.
Capt. Howard Shelton of Paducah
KY. who rowed No. 3 In the 1881 boat
load. and G. w. Jewett, who rowed
Just behind him, are the only regulars
returning.
Walsh's crew will be composed OF
these and members of last years Jayvee
and freshman crews.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
DOUBLE BASKET BILL.

LAUREL. February 2.-Head dquarters
Company and Sport Mart quints, stand
ing first and second in the Intercity
Basket Ball League race, are expected
70 fatten their percentages tonight when
they engage, respectively, Brookland
Bows Club, which. is last in the race,
and Ellicott City Hoplites, who are third
on the National Guard Armory court.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
EASTERN LOSES Z0LA
Leg Injury Puts Star High School
Rasketer Out for Season.

Ben zolas basket ball career at
Eastern High is over, it was learned
today. The clever guard, who is in
his senior year at the Lincoln Park
institution, injured his leg so severely
in a recent game he will be unable to
play with the team any more this
season.
zola Is an unusually competent floor
performer and his loss will be felt by
the East Erisrs.
Evening star., 1932-02-02

the eight-round semi-final by left
hooking and right-uppercutting his
rival to a state of leg WEAKNESS. 1t
was an interesting fight, with Sammy
setting home some wild punches, but
not enough of them to block up the
sharpshooting coming from Raymond. !.
Buster Brown, Baltimore lightweight,
who has met Benny Leonard, Jackie
kid Berg and Andre Routis, will clash
with Sturnpy Jacobs in an eight-round
nam boat next Monday night.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
CAMPBELL SAILS TODAY
Coming to U. S. in Hope of Bet
tering Auto Speed Mark.

LONDON, February 2 LP.-Sir NAL
colin Campbell, holder of the world
automobile speed record, will leave to-
day on the Berengaria for New York
and Daytona Beach, Fla, where he set
the present record, and hopes to beat
it late this month.
He declined to make an estimate as
to what speed he hoped to make.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
Varied Sports
Basket Ball.

st. Johns of Annapolis, 20; Virginia,
49,
N. c. State. 81; V. M. L, %.
Duke, 80; Davidson, 20.
William and Mary, 81; Hampden
Sydney, 26.
Mississippi, So; Tulane, 43.
Notre Dame. 80; Iowa, 18.
Harvard, 80; Mercer, 81.
Texas archaeological College, 49,
University of New Mexico, 80.
Creighton, 80; Oklahoma Aggies, 25.
Washington State, %; Idaho, %.
Pittsburgh Teachers, %; Southwest
ern of Winfield, II.
BAYLOR. 40; Texas Aggiee, SO.
Colorado University, 81; Colorado
AggieS. 20.
North Texas Teachers, IL; Southwest
Texas Teachers, %.
Phillips u, 81; Oklahoma City u, IT..
Simpson, 80; Columbia, 80.
Hamline, 81; Gustavus Adolphus, 26.
Brigham Young, AZ; Idaho (Southern
Branch), SO.
North Central, 35; James Milliken, IL.
Iowa State, 80; Nebraska, 80.
Colorado University, Il; Colorado
Aggies, 20 (overtime).
Evening star., 1932-02-02
EASTON PALS PLAY WIGS
SemiPro Basketers to Battle Next
Sunday at Silver Spring.

Vic Sport Shop, semi-pro basket ball
team has booked EaSton pa Pals for
next Sunday afternoon in the Silver
Spring Armory.
Frank CRUDE, Chicago White sox
catcher, is leader of the Easton team.
He formerly played the court game for
Lafayette College.
Other players Of the Pals, all former
collegiates, are Pete Collins, Roy Nc
Kee, Fred Hart, Bud Ross, Horace
CRUDE, a brother of Frank, and Elmer
link.
Knights of Columbus and Jewish
Community Center qulnts will meet In
a preliminary at 2 O'Clock
Evening star., 1932-02-02
MARYLAND Will Boom Tennis Olympic Winter Games Costly to Lake Placid
20 YEARS AGO
DOMBARDIER WELLS, England's
in THE STAR.

DOMbAtLD1EN WcIISo, Cil6AaA D
ID champion boxer, soon will sail
for this country and hopes while
here to meet Jack Johnson, world
heavyweight title holder.
Boosters defeated SeminoleS two
of three games in the Ingram Me-
mortal Duckpin League. Bittinger,
Ebert, Kibbey, Stratton and Wohl-
stenholme rolled for, Boosters and
Crown, ONeill, Dillon, Clark and
Starr for SeminoleS.
Young pitchers and Bill Cum
ningham will be the vanguard OF
the Washington base ball squad
which will leave March 3 for train
ing at Charlottesville.
Frank Gotch, heavyweight wres-
ting champion, is determined to
keep his title.
Evening star., 1932-02-02


Sleigh Committee and member of Billy
Fiske's 1928 championship four.
BY the Associated Press.
r AXE PLACID, N. Y, February 2.
| The United States must fight
/ off most serious foreign
challenge, headed by Germany's
crack sledders, if the sole Olympic
title we were able to win in 1928 on
the bob sleigh run at ST. Moritz is
to be retained.
The serious injury Sunday to Capt.
Werner Zahn. for the past Is years
a famous international bob competi-
tor. in a practice run on the Olympic
slide unfortunately has incapacitated
one of the finest of sportsmen and
one Of the most dangerous competi-
tors in the run.
The German squad still has Hans
Kilian, who captained four-man
team that defeated Zahn's team for
Evening star., 1932-02-02

back right hand that might have
given him a break. He was not aggres.
sive. And it lost him the battle. Wher
a home town boy loses a scrap in his
own fire house you may lay bet that
he loses it, And, that's no reflection or
any one, gentlemen.
As a result of the victory. Billy
McCarney's charge will enter into
three scraps which may send him a
point or two farther in his profess
sion. While just what Dan Carroll
Martyrs Boston manager, will do to
put some snap into his big boy, is
a question:
1t was the finest heavyweight battle
staged in this territory in years. Take
the word of frankie Mann, the match
maker, who has seen plenty of 'em
And take the word of Billy Mccartney
who has watched hundreds from be-
meath those shaggy eyebrows. Mr.. Nc.
Carney, in glee and enthusiasm, peer
ing over the ropes into press row, whis-
pered: Did you ever see faster heavy
weight scrap in your life?"
Fe1r hare Bro1Un carried the fqht
to Marty at the opening bell, pop
pug teJL NUNS " tftt HSuu uHu TlgItS
ard let's to the midrif. The Wash
ingtcn boys unS1Cer to the sally of
punches 1raS to force Nate to the
ropes and belt array at his adver-
Sdry, in close.
Marty showed out a left hand, bu
never permitted it to do anything. HI
persisted in defensive tactics. vet oc,
caSional flashes showed that he had {
straight right-hand punch that hurt
But he never seemed able to keep /
moving long enough TO do denage
Evening star., 1932-02-02
NAVY RETAINS SPRING.

ANNAPOLIS, February 2.-Clem
Spring, assistant to George Finlayson
in Naval Academy lacrosse coaching
duties last year has been renamed to
Evening star., 1932-02-02
G. U. PREP JUNIORS WIN.

Georgetown Prep Juniors and Mid
get baSketers won yesterday, defeating
Loyola High School Juniors of Balti-
more, 10 to 10, and st. Martins Mid
gets, 81 to 20.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
G, W. FROSH IN GAME.

George Washington University fresh
men basketers were TO face Washing
ton-Lee Highs quint this afternoon at
Eaa2aston, Va.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
SAUNDERS NEW COACH
Former Navy Player Is Slated for
Colorado q. Grid Post.

DENVER, February 2 (P).-William
bid Saunders, coach at Colorado State
Teachers College for the last three
years, is the choice of the athletic de-
partment of the University of Colorado
for the position of head foot ball coach.
Saunders played at the Naval Acade-
my In 1920 and later was line coach
at Colorado Aggies.
Evening star., 1932-02-02

referee, Ma hSllIe
Miller, from a
crowd that num-
bered nearly 5000
C a S h customers
the greatest gath
ering of fight fans
ever to see a box
ing exhibition in
progressive Ii t t ! e
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1932-02-02

1t was the same
old S t or y with
Marty. He was
game-and he took
it. He was fast
and he shifted. He
iabbed, but held
Evening star., 1932-02-02

drew in a six
rounder. If Maj.
Miller had split
hairs he would
have had to pass
the battle to the
Sailor for his abil-
ity to shoot over a
right-hand punch
to Patsy's head.
The Baltimore boy
had no defense
for it.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
Eastern (l9).

Totals 4 S 13 Totals .... i
Referee-Mr Enrlght "a. b.
Evening star., 1932-02-02

Patsy Lewis, Baltimore lightweight
and Sailor McKenna, Washington
Evening star., 1932-02-02

Billy McCarney's pride, prize and
breakfast money was out in front so
far that not a boo nor a hiss greeted
the upraiSing of Mates hand bY the
Evening star., 1932-02-02

Lew Raymond OF
Baltimore, a wei
terweight, defeated
Sammy Braunstein
r xIrorLi,o0tnn in
Evening star., 1932-02-02
TR. MATTE BROWN Of New
M York may go on his way
' / into bigger and better

bouts WlChOut having 10
worry about finding the Hon.
Marty Gallagher, Foggy Bottoms
pugilistic hope, standing in his
path near the top.
Marty was eradicated last night
at the Day Nursery bouts in Alex
andria, when he failed to cope
with a ferociouS, tenacious bull
dog attack displayed by Matte in
every one of the eight scheduled
lounds.
Evening star., 1932-02-02

Totals ~ 3 19 Totals ..... Is
Referee-Mr. Colimore.
Evening star., 1932-02-02
BY JAY O'BRIEN,

Chairman of United States Olympics Bob
Sleigh Committee and member of Billy
Fiskes 1928 championship four.
Evening star., 1932-10-08

Across.
I. Boast in triumph.
5. Yokes Of oxen.
10. Kissing noise.
a. Elevated.
IS. Mark indicating omission.
16. Part Of the leg.
IT. Uneducated.
19. Level.
20. Forbearing.
81. Reptile
%. Open court.
IS. Lithuanian.
IS One deeply attached to another.
%. Vehicle
81. Funeral carriages.
81. Jug.
manner.
81. Feminine name.
SO. Familiar name of former President.
80. Obtain
40. In the past.
Al. Separates from others.
A. Procedure.
As. Cornered: colloq.
As. Flowed.
A. Slight buildings.
49, Insect.
so. Morning reception.
So English rulers.
IS. Exaggerate.
So Particular ritual.
So Comparatively.
62 Competent.
So. Angry.
g. Pennsylvania city.
IS. Beams.
66. Fathers: French.
81. Dips.