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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-07
Next Move Is Bankers.
LIE AND Charles F. Adams, who


LIE AND Charles F. Adams, who was
L l. forced to add the Braves to his
multiple sports and business interests
a few days ago when Emil Fuchs re-
tired from the club. have come to an
agreement about the Braves future.
The passing Of the club, however, will
be delayed until authorization is
voted by the bankers holding a note,
said to be for about 100000, for
Braves loans made during Fuchs
10-year regime.
In the event that the bank disap-
proves the management corporation
proposal. it probably will be COM
PEELED to take possession Of the club
and run it until it finds purchaser.
Both Adams and Marshall believe the
bank will sanction their plans and
extend the note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-07
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z. 1885.
American

Washington. IL; Philadelphia, 2.
New York Boston. threatening weather.
Chicago-Cleveland (2). rain.
Other clubs not scheduled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-07
BY JOHN LARDNER.

This may be the last chance
I we'll have to speak of King
Levinsky in the present tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-07

Bean won !; weaver won 1, iost IL
Burke won 2. lost g; stewart lost !.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09

Charm School" at the Outlook thea
tire Friday night under the director
ship of Miss Elizabeth Davidson. The
house was packed and the audience
appeared 10 enjoy the play.
III. M. Morine was a business VS.
itor in Plentywood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ordahl of Glas-
gov visited at the o. "A. Selvig home
over the week end and took In the
play Friday night.
Mrs. Palmer Scott invited sixteen
ladies at bridge dinner at her home
Friday afternoon The dinner VAS de-
licious and the ladies played hard
and vicious. Mrs o. Selvig won first
prize and Mrs. w. Anholt second.
Lyle Tutty left Saturday for Glas
gow where he will visit his sister
Mrs. Leonard Tooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rasmussen
entertained at a bridge dinner Sun
day evening. A delicious dinner was
served at 5 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs
Mills captured the high honors and
Mrs. Ella West was awarded the con
ISOLATION.
The Claude Mills, Arthur Uelant
]. b. Alexander and N. j. Nelson
families took their dinners an(
sought refuge from the wind in the
coulee's Sunday. N. j. furnished the
gophers.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
RAYMOND
Flora Jordan

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Il. Gauper OF
Valley City, NJ Oak, are In Kay
mond for a couple Of weeks. Mr..
Gauper is relief agent for the 500
Line depot.
Mrs. A. LaCoste Of Minton, Canaaa
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs w. Wilson.
Einar Nelson's children have been
sick with the measles One little boy
was taken to the hospital but able TO
soon return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Foley were Dusi-
ness visitors the first Of the week.
August Gibson has moved onto a
farm west OF town about six miles.
He has also been putting In crop for
MRS Andrews but was laid up for
engine repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rio and Mrs.
Jondan attended the farewell party
given In PlentywoOd Saturday nignt
for Rev. and Mrs. E. ]. Bott.
Ruth Holland Is assisting at the
Bert Heron home.
The 500 line repair crew were
moved to Whitehall last week.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
WESTBY SCHOOL HONOR
ROLLS ARE ANNOUNCED

Plentywood to consult doctor one
day last week.
Fred Radons purchased horses In
the Mildly and Archer vicinities last
week
christian KnudsOn and son, Nor
man, motored to PlentywoOd last Fri
day to repair their tractor.
"A good rain visited this section
last Wednesday and the moisture
was greatly needed.
George Mildly and Idella made a
trip to Plentywood last Wednesday.
Miss Lois Goodman spent Wednes-
day night at the farm home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lee.
William Leader motored to Plenty
wood last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ella Juul called on Olga
Knudson and Francis Olson Satur-
day afternoon.
Otto Erick son was a business cal
ler at Plentywood last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moe mOtored to
the Christian KnudsOn home Sunday
afternoon to help Elmer Knudson eel
citrate his fourteenth birthday.
Merl Mildly visited with AdOlph
Lee last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moe and family
attended the Senior class play "Shirt
Sleeves at the high school auditor
ium in Plentywood Friday evening.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
EAST ANTELOPE
Lila Lindquist

Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Lindquist are
the parents of baby girl born April
28.
Mildred Nelson, who is Ill with
rheumatism at Wolf Point is report
ed to be improving.
Ruth Damstrom returned to her
home Saturday. She has been en-
ployed in Williston since the first of
the year.
Mrs. Arthur Christensen has been
assisting with the housework at the
Albert Lindquist home the past week
Mrs. Fred Lila is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. A. R. Berg and family of vii.
liston spent Sunday at the Lindquist
home.
Carl Christensen was business
caller In Plentywood last week.
Many of the folks from East Ante
lope attended the play which was
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
WANSO, TWO TREE
and SHEEP CREEK

Seal Hoppins and ]. C. Draszt were
business callers in Plentywood and
Antelope Thursday.
John Allen, who is working at the
r. A. Palutzke farm spent the week
end at his home on the reservation.
Plentywood shoppers from this vi
cinity Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Fadness, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Glover and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Draszt, Charlie Bell and Murray,
Sylvester Gross and Jim York.
School started again Monday at
the Courtney school after being
closed week due to the teacher be
ing i'll.
Louie Marsh was calling in this
vicinity Sunday.
Jim Glover was hauling seed wheat
from the Archie Mann farm Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Leverne Draszt and
son, Maurice, spent Sunday at the j.
G. DrasZt home
Charlie Bell hauled seed wheat
from Nels Thompson's Sunday.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
OUTLOOK ATTENDS BIG
4 TRACK, FIELD MEET
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
OUTLOOK, May 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Short
and Mr.. Rasmussen took the boys to
Culbertson Saturday to attend the
Big A track meet. Robt. West and
Bob Fitzgerald families also attend
ed.
The boys won two trophies, in the
mile and half mile relay. Donald
West got 1st in mile race, Tommy
Meharry 3rd in haMmile; E. Reed
End in the 440; A. Reed tied for End
place in the high jump and Melvin
Deck 4th in the 220.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
EDEN VALLEY
Mrs Cenrrn Hur ter

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson left on
Wednesday morning for Wolf Point
to visit Mildred Nelson who is SER
ious1y ILL, at that place, with rheuma-
tism
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Strand and
children were PlentywOOd visitors
Friday On their return they were
dinner guests at the home Of Mrs
Strands grandmother, MRS. A. Stew
ems, her aunt, Mrs. N. B. SaxtOn.
Mrs. Lura Strand and Mrs. Edward
Strand were visitors at the Hunter
and Strand homes Monday. They also
called at the Eric Sunsted home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Francis were
county seat visitors Wednesday
Their little daughter, Dolores staid
with her grandmother while they
were gone.
Mrs. C. Strand was a caller at the
Lyle Francis home Thursday.
Miss Lucille Nelson was supper
guest at the Chris Christensen home
Friday evening.
Claus Strand and Alfred Wibe
were business visitors at Medicine
Lake Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. J. Hunter and
Mrs. A. Stevens and daughter, Mrs
N. b. Saxton Of Antelope spent Sun
day at the Hunter home.
Quite a number from here attended
the Harry Larsen sale Wednesday
There was quite crowd in spite Of
the snow storm.
Mrs. John Brekke and son, Erling
were Medicine Lake visitors Thurs
day.
The Francis families were enter
tanned at the Maylon Francis home
in Antelope one day last week to eel
citrate Maylons birthday.
Lanora Christensen was absen
from school Friday due to severe
cold.
Harold Nelson is Ibatching and do
ing the chores while his brother
Nels, is at Wolf Point.
Miss Ethel Thornburg will leav,
soon for Mount Vernon, Wash, To-
an extended visit with her friend
Mrs. Harry Larson. The trip will b,
made by car.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
DON'T GET UP NIGHTS
THIS 25c TEST FREE
Is - E,;lo

Use this bladder laxitive to drive
out impurities and excess acids
which cause the irregularity that
wakes you up. Get buchu leaves, jul
niper oil, etc., in little green tablets
called BU-KETS. Works on the blad-
der similar to castor oil on the bow
els Poorly acting bladder can cause
scanty flow, frequent desire, burning
or backache. In four days if not
pleased, any druggist will refund
your 25c. Get your regular sleep and
feel full of pep" E. l. Miller, Drug
gist.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
ARCHER
Edna Lee

Miss Francis Olson is working at
the Christian Knudson nome uis
spring. ,s,dnv
Joseph Golterman, George Midoy
and daughter, della were callers a!
-the home of Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD
Lee last Wednesday. :.
An epidemic Of red measles y
sweeping this community at presen'
and many of the school children are
absent from school. !,
Elmer and Arnold Lee motored ="
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
COMERTOWN CLASS
PLAY MAY 10 AND IL

Special to the Herald
COMERTOWN, May 9.-The Com
ertown Senior class play Easy
Money" will be presented Friday and
Saturday, May 10 and IL.
Baccalaureate services will be held
Sunday, May IL, at which time Rev.
Simundson Of Plentywood will de
liver the sermon.
MORE cOMERTOWN NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen and
the latter's mother and Mrs. Chris
Petersen were Plentywood shoppers
and business callers Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Beamen boards ed
! the train for Dooley Monday. where
she was called by the sudden death
OF her father, Peter Iaverdure.
Harry Johnson, Bennie Carson and
Raymond Olson returned to Fort
Peck Monday after spending few
days visit with friends and relative;
here.
Mildred Myars was a supper guest
OF Jean Mccall Wednesday.
Elnar Negaard, Oscar Clemetson
Chris Petersen and Harvey Mango
were PlentywOOd business callers Oh
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Bruvold has been sui
fering with infection in her foo
caused by stepping on a nail.
The Senior class took their sneal
day Friday. They motored to Culbert
son where they spent the day in tn,
trees by the Missouri river. In tn,
evening they took in the shov
NRocky Mountain Mystery" in Plen
tywood.
Cards have been received announ6
ing the arrival of baby girl, Glorii
Nanette, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunce
Carson formerly of Comertown. Mrs
Carson will be remembered as Mis-
Christlanson, former primary teache
here.
Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Mccall and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests at tn
Sam Healey home.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
ADDITIONAL OUTLOOK NEWS

Miss Elizabeth Davidson and Miss
Edith Hanson were guests at the
Martin Lundeen home over the week
end.
Conrad Benson's wedding dance
was well attended. Wunderlich and
Becker furnished the music.
Jack Coughlin of Minot called at
the Goodlaxon home Sunday of last
week.
Miss Violet Boyd of Plentywood
was calling on friends here Monday.
Mrs. ]. B. Alexander was hostess
at bridge dinner Tuesday. Four
tables were In play. The games were
played In a unique manner subject
to the hostess's rules and regulations
and brought forth amazing results
Mrs. Anholt was awarded high hon.
ors and Mrs. Larter the consolation.
A delicious dinner was served.
Mrs. VIM. Goodlaxon entertained
eighteen ladies at a May party on
Wednesday They spent the amer
noon constructing May baskets then
voted on the merits OF the baske cts.
Mrs. Johnson received first prize and
Mrs. Nelson second. A lovely dinner
was served
The Seniors gave their play The
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
NORTH DAGMAR

The Ladies Aid met at the Niels
Jorgensen home Wednesday after
noon. The next meeting will be held
at the Anton Sundsted home May 29.
Several young people from this
community saw the senior play
Here comes Patricia" and attended
the dance at Antelope on Saturday
evening.
The Henry Robertson and Viggo
JOhansen families visited at the VIM.
Johnson home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Anker Jensen were
afternoon callers at the Viggo Johan-
sen home Sunday.
Gilbert Sorensen went to Fort
Peck Monday to seek employment.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09

presented in the school gym at Ante
lope Saturday night.
Alma Christensen is employed at
Albert Lindquists
Mary Christensen, who has been
employed at the Pete Marion ranch
near Plentywood, returned to her
home Sunday night
Cederic Lindquist and N. H. Dam
strom returned to Fort Peck Mon
day after having spent the week end
at their homes here.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Cruns

A large crowd gathered at the AL
len home to celebrate the wedding
OF John Allen and Miss Bertha Mork.
Both young folks are we'll known in
this community.
Chic Summers, Larse Mork and
Fred Grams delivered some cattle
to the Manning ranch on Smoke
Creek.
The Farmers enjoyed the few
showers we had last week.
Engebrit and Olaf Kampen and
Dave Summers motored to Plenty
wood Friday.
OFFICE SUPPLIES hundreds of
items. We guarantee to meet all
cOmnatit itJivn Drioos The Herald
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
= WESTBY, May 9.-The grade and
high school honor rolls for the fifth
Six week period are:
Seniors: Stacy Anhalt, Ragna
Dahlgaard, Myrtle Nereson, Ruby
Juniors: Gerda Dahlgaard, Ray
mOnd Anderson, Glenn Anderson.
Sophomores: Ray Anderson, Lloyd
Jenson, Vernice Anderson, Alma
Gjesdal, Esther Lien.
Freshmen: Martha Tommer,p, FL
ia Olson, Keith Miller.
Eighth grade: Niels Lien, Lillian
Stubbe.
Seventh grade: Dean Miller, Flea
nor Jenson, Charlotte Meyers, Vona
Ness, Pearl Rasmussen, Ardelle
Sta&eberg.
Sixth grade: Marlowe Ditmarson.
Fifth grade: Cleo Stageberg.
Third and Fourth: Marie Hoist,
Marlys Melvin.
First and Second: Donna Stage
berg, Elaine Jenson, Shirley Walters,
Dolores Hultgren.
ADDITIONAL WESLEY NEWS
VIM. BARLEY, collector of customs
OF Great Falls, was visitor in town
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittleson and
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kittleson and
daughter were Sunday guests at the
Henry Jenson home.
Messrs. Walter Olson, S. Hall,
and Prof Frisleben were in Plenty.
wood on Monday to attend to school
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Anhalt left
Saturday for New Deal where they
will make their future home. Harold
is employed at the Fort Peck project
The Y. P. S. of the Daneville
church will give a Mothers Day
program ON Sunday May IL at
o'clock eastern time) A free lunch
will be served after the program.
Standing room was at a premium
during the showing OF EN- Glad
Quit" Saturday night. approximately
600 people attended the show which
was given three nights.
"a new son, Marvel Leroy, was
born to Mr.. and MRS. Chas. Meyers
April 80 at the Noonan hospital.
IMr. and Mrs Earl Chaffee moved
their household goods to Crosby last
Monday where Mr.. Chaffee Is now
employed.
w. D. Timbrel, who has been a
patient at the Trinity hospital al
Minot the past two weeks, returned
home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Halvor and
daughter Marie, Of Sidney were week
end guests at the ]. H. Melvin home
Plan to attend THE Sale and Sup
per at the Ford garage Saturday
May II. Lunch served during the
afternoon Proceeds will be used fol-
the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Ditmarson
Miss Arestad, Mr.. Quambeck and
Rev. and Mrs. Almlie attended the
special Lutheran services held IN
the auditorium at Crosby last Sun
day afternoon.
The Boy Scouts and their scout
master Mr. Quambeck went on
hike last Monday after school. Mar
lowe, Russell, Alton, Edwin and Roy
passed tests in cooking and fire
building An outdoor supper by 8
campfire was enjoyed by all.
Shirley Walters. Audrey Leningel
and Dolores Hultgren celebrates
their seventh birthday April 20, May
and May and each WAS hostess al
a birthday party on their respective
birthday.
Regular services at IL o'clock OF
Sunday, May IL.
Plentywood herald., 1935-05-09
HOMESTEAD MUSIC
PUPILS IN RECITAL
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
HOMESTEAD, May 9.-Mrs. Fair
weather's music pupils gave a recital
at the Halvor Skillingberg home on
Sunday afternoon. The program, eel
ebrating National Music Week, was
well enjoyed
MORE HOMESTEAD NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bolyard, Stanley
Tyler, Myron Waller and Carlton
Foss attended the track meet at
Culbertson Saturday.
The George Waller family were
visitors at Wolds in Plentywood ON
Sunday.
Guy Pattison and children. C. Pat
tison, Amy Anderson, Mildred Skill
ingberg were visitors at Whitehall
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bratvold, Mrs. Collie
Knudtson, Mrs. Gerhold and Lenora
Haase were in Williston Thursday
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Nikirk and children
were visitors at Culbertson Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Knudtson, Ev-
elyn Knudtson and Elizabeth Ann
Phelps were guests at the birthday
dinner for Evelyn Clark at the Mont
gomery home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Tyler were
in Poplar Saturday on business, they
also attended the track meet at Cul-
bertson
Doris Stanek returned to Grand
Forks Sunday after spending three
weeks at home.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
cIupAp DE MEXICO, octubl

-Despues de haber sido Goberna-
dor del Estado de San LUIS Poto-
81, ell general Ildefonso Turrubia-
tes. desde hoy es jefe de un battalion
lie in~fanterfa.
Eel general T~urrubiates, seg1n in
lorna la Secretaria de Guerra y
Marina, fue nombrado Jefe del $50.
Battalion de Infanteria, con resi-
dencia en- Ciudad del Mazi, S. l.. z.
La opinión., 1935-10-05

Ell Republic Pictures, eompuesto por jugadores norteameri-
canes semi-profesionRes, e. u buen equipo de base ball. Zero
ea no es la application exacta del parddarismo que tiene entire
los afconsdos, sino ell srupo de benas rubias y morenas que los
acompanan a donde quiera que van a jugar. En- la toto aparecen
los peloteros del Republic Pictures su "corte de amor, mis-
La opinión., 1935-10-05
PR0GRAMA DE-
Los JUEGOS
DE BASE BALL
Son los que Sc efectuaran
manana, de la Asocia-
cion del S. de California

Roy e. Duncan, secretario de Ia
Association de Base Ball del Sur de
California, nos envia para su pu-
blicacion ell siguiente rrograma de
los juegos entire novenas meXieanas
Y norteamericanas, que sc efectua-
ran manana domingo en- distintos
diamantes del Sur de California:
Ace Foundry VS.. Glendale Merr
en- Glendale Ave. y Verdugo Road
Glendale.
Whippett Gasoline VS.. Highland
Park Mer, en- So. Pasadena.
H~ippodrome Skaters VS.. Hermo-
sa Beach Mer., en- Hermosa 6eaeh
Pacific Freight Lines VS.. San
Fernando Mer., en- San Fernando
Golden Creamery Beer VS.. Camp
Baoues, en- Eastern y Durham st.
Spartan A. c. VS.. Burbank Merr
en- San Fernando Road y Scot Road
L. A. Colored Giants vs.. Alham-
/ bra Mer., en- Alhambra.
Manhattan Seals VS.. Sonora Club
en- Harbor Blvd y Pacific, en- San
Pedro.
May Co., VS.. sunIand, en- s%unland
Clio Co. vs.. Ontario Mery en- On
tario.
Walker Roofing VS.. Cotton Por-
tland Cement Co., en- Cotton.
San Pedro Mer. VS.. Torrance Mer.
en- Torrance.
L. A. Cubs VS. Montrose Mer., en-
La crescenta Jr. High School
| Grounds Montrose.
Pedigree Dog Food VS. lomita
Mer., en- lomita.
Pasadena Mer. VS. East Pasadena
Mer., en- Brookside Park.
C%alifornians vs.. Mexican Chamber
Commerce. en- White Sox Park, a
la / p. NJ.
San Francisco Golden State Cres
merry VS. Republic Picture Corp, en-
White Sox Par.
French A. c. VS.. Sunrise Post, en-
Union Pacific Shops.
Jsdran A. c. VS. Pieo Mer., en- Pf
CO..
Culver Palms Mer. VS.. Santa Me
MICA Mystery Nine, en- Cloverfield
Santa Monica.
Laguna Club VS. Montebello Mer.
en- Montebello, I p. M.
Rivera Fruit Assn VS. Montebellc
Mer, en- Montebello, segundo jue-
go a las 3 p. NJ.
Pacific Freight Lines No. I, VS.
w. p. Fuller Paints, en- Ave 25th y
No. Fisueroa.
Sportsman A. c. VS.. St. August
ne, en- Culver City back of Roller
Droneon. Washington Way.
L. A. All Stars VS. cueamonsa, err
Cucamonsa.
Southwest Mer. VS.. Chino, en- Chi
no.
oxnard VS.. Fillmore, en- Fillmore
Ventura Mer. VS.. Santa Barbara
en- Ventura.
La opinión., 1935-10-05

Sangre, Reumatismo. Appendicitis.
Almorranas. Diabetes. H~idropesia.
Intermediates de Sehoras o cual.
quier otro NAL conocido. Nuestras
yerbas limpiaran su ORGANISING alb
solutamente. Cuando haya perdido
toda esperanto de alivio, pruebe
nuestras Yerbas Chinas Medicinal
les. Escriba su nombre . direction
con claridad
Consultas Gratis
HUNG Fook TONG HERB CO.
sos e.. End ST. Tel. Mutual o4s6. Los
Angeles, CaIif.-Horas de oficina;
9 am. 2 pm. Domingos; Q a I pm.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
Detroit Vence a los Cubs 6-5 en- II Innings
MARIANA
dsl DEpORTE
Por MAKANAZO
(Rsdactor Deportivo de LA OPINlONl

tiene una exceptional habili-
dada para noquear a sus adj
versarios, graeias a un terri
fico golpe de que 10 doto la
naturaleza. En- su Ultima pc
lea gano la decision a AL Man
fredo, uno de los mejores wei
tiers del norte, y ell ii de este
mes Sc medira con Ceferino
Garcia en- San Francisco.
No estaria malo que Joe
Waterman obtuviera los servi
clos de Bernal para una pelea
en- ell Olympic, y dar asi a los
aficionados mexicanos de Los
Angeles una oPortunidad de
verlo en- accion.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
ENCAbEzAN E.
PR0GRAMAD DEL
MPIC AUD.
Els probable que ell vence-
dor dispute ell titulo a
Vicente Lopez aqui

El Promoter Jack Daro ofrece a
los aficionados a las luchas una yer
dadera function International ell pro
ximo microbes, pues entraran en-
accion luchadores de differences ma
cionalidades.
Ell e%ncuentro estrella por 81 solo
ssra una gran attraction para ell pu-
blico, sobre TODD los que prefieren
la lucha limpia y cientifica. Sander
Szabo, uno de los contendientes mas
populsres en- ell Olympic por su bue
ma eonducta en ell ring, y Al Bisig'
nsno, ell ita!iano que ests rivalizan
do va con Szabo por su estilo y su
habilidad en- la v~erdadera lueha, sc
ran los adversarios en- la contien-
da estrella, concertada a tres cal
das sin Unite de tempo.
Hace algunas Szabo y
Bisignano dieron una demonstration
de lucha cientffica que fue ruidosa-
mente aplaudida por los espectado
res, y que termino en- un empate.
La campana dando fin al e%neuentro
| despues de la media bora de Unite
de tempo, sono cuando ell hdngaro
Y ell italiano estaban tendidos en- la
Iona, ~atarantados por un cabezazo
! que Sc dieron. Durante toda la lu-
cha no hubo nj un golpe, ninGuna
payasada nj teatralidad. y este fue
10 que mas gusto al p1blico.
Ell microbes Szabo y Bisignano
tendran TODD Ell tempo necesario pa
ra decidir la supremacia, esperan-
dose una contienda muy renida.
Es probable que ell vencedor de
este encuentro sea ell pr6ximo adver
sario del campeon Vicente Lopez,
quien defenders nuevamente su III
tulo en- ell Olympic tan pronto como
regrese de la ciudad de Mexico. L6
peg y Man Mountain Dean sale
ron a la capital a~ztees, donde con-
~tenderan por ell titulo del mexieano
ell IL de ootubre. Dia de la Raza,
en- Ell Toreo.
Wee Willie Davis, gquien nj pudo
luchar ell nltimo microbes Y fue
sustituido por Joe Malcewicz con-
ira Szabo, reaparece ell proximo
microbes en- un encuentro con Ivan
Mannagoff, concertado a una caida
sin Unite do tempo.
En- las demas luehas que compile
tan ell proerama, competiran Harry
Kent, norteamericano, contra Louie
~BasisaIupi, itaIiano; Pat Fraley, ir
landes, contra Milo "Escorpion"
Steinborn, ~polaoo; jose Parelli, its
10 mexicano, contra Jack Nelson,
negro; Casey k~azanjian, armenia,
contra Bob Russell, norteamerica-
MOI Jack Washburn, dc Boston, con
ira el indio Jack Smith. 4.
La opinión., 1935-10-05

continne su educaei6n por medic
de la leetura. Nunea es tarde para
~aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
| catalogo de libros GRATIS. - L.
6RERlA LoZANo, 2oS North Los
La opinión., 1935-10-05
iUELGA DE MAESTROS
EN- COAHUILA
cluDAo DE MEXICO, octubre 4

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 4.
-(Exclusivo).- I'm grupo
de estudiantes salvadorehos que re
side en- Mexico Sc acercara a Ia Sc
cretarfa de G~obernacion con ell fin
de pedir que Sc den ~facilidades pa
"a entrar a Mexico. al senior Carlos
Manuel Flores, Director del Ola
rio de Occidente" que Sc edita en-
Santa Ana, FL Salvador.
FL senior Flores piensa venir a
Mexico en- calidad de exiliado po-
litico en- vista de que en- los paf-
ses centroamericanos, por solida-
ridad con ell Gobierno que presi-
lie ell general Maximiliano Herman
dez Martinez, no Sc le permite per
manecer obligandosele. forzosamen
te a abandonar esos territories.