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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ILL PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY LOW
iced bungalow within 10. miles from Dis
ict Address Rox 46-C Star Office
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WIN. M. THROCKMORTON,

-. ReaICOr. =
-20S Investment Bldg. District 6O92.
FOR A NEW HOME.
Chevy Chase. Shepherd Park. Marietta
Park Fort Slocum Heights. Northeast or
southeast. See us for better values.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC
Specializing in Homes and Builders.
l22E 14th ST. NV DI 22d7
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DESK SPACE.

NEAR 14th AND H SITS. NV. GOOD
office bldg.-Desk at outside window. quiet
and attractive Office; reasonable rent.
Please state type of business. Address
Box 90-C Star office.
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SALE-FARMS.

S25 DOWN: 2Ia ACRES OR 81s ACRES
S375 each; facing on State road. 90 miles
District. Phone National 1853.
l5O-ACRE FARM. ADJOINING THE COR
poretion limits of Rockville. Md: price.
ST. 500 real producing farm at a specu-
lative f1gure.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg. National 4750.
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SALE-HOUSES.
SALE-TIOOSI1tSs
NFAR SACRED HEART CHURCH

NEAR SACRED HEART CHURCH
Desirable semi-det.. brick with q rooms
bath. gar. yard 3 large porches. Near
stores. schools and transportation. great
value at SS25O terms.
STROUP REALTY CO.,
1897 Eve ST. NV. District O36S.
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$ R. AND B. ELEC., ETC. NEW PLUMB
ing. new floors. everything in perfect con-
dltlon. Convenient 10 new Agr. Dept
Rented to good white tenant at $3.50 per
balance in bldg assn. OWNER. Dist. 450s
:}-FAMILY APT. ON I1th ST. AT HAIR
ward nv H. cleo: Al condition:
Price. only $3.50: moderate cash pay
ment. balance IN building association.
OWNER. District 450s,
2-FAMILY FLATS. SEPARATE HEATING
plants. 3 rms. kit. and bath each garage;
rented SlOO mo: new buildings. Mr.
PLUNKERT phone National 0652
NEW BUILDING. RENTED 3" $40 YEAR.
No expenses except taxes. insurance. water
rent; $40 30 ASK for Mr.. Thomas. BOSS
& PHELPS. l411 x ST. NV.
s-FAMII.Y APARTMENT-REN S2.O64
yearly tenants furnish own heat: QUICK
sale. S13.5OO. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
Phone Metropolitan "s"1.
NO SAFER OR PRODUCTIVE PLACE TO
invest than small property priced right
Have few owner has TO sell. make good
,ermS state your re9uiLements o ana an
N E. RYoN CO. i2iG NY Ave, I4Is i4th
A COED INCOME WITH SAFETY!
bath. hot-Water heat. front porch and
tenant" tenant at Esi56e si56 oer year. s.su N'''
S13 50O-"-story brick building. contain
ing aptS. of } rooms and bath each.
Tenants furnish own heat and light.
White occupants Total rental. Sl72
per month Will net better than 1870
SHANNON & LUCHs co.
1505 H St NV National 2345.
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SALE-LOTS.

LOCATION FOR TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
Princeton pl. east Georgia ave: pa 'front.'
age by %. c. M. PLUNKERT. Phone
National o652.
tion of Chevy Chase; street imp; large
trees; southern exposure; bargain. Ad-
dress Box 14-C. Star office.
. AND FAMILY FLAT SITES. CLOSE-IN
location, all white nelghborhood. Phone
2S21.
OWNER WILL SELL LOTS IS AND SO
in square $3.50 for only 40c per square
foot This is first commercial property;
Sewer. water and sidewalk already in and
paid for Call OWNER. National 44s2.
FOR SALE
5 lots in Marietta Park. / corner lot:
all over 100 feet deep: lots graded side
walk in streets and alley paved. Address
Pox 9G-C. Star office.
COLORED-I4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
tO'e in D. c. 20xlOO IT S97 so each; 81
down 81 mo. MR.. COOPER. Natl. 435a
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

SALE-hC1o ~ AASOSAASs
tContinued.)
CHEyROLET 1882 dual 1857 dump truck
in fine condition: tires like new: S415:
terms. Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st.
NV.
CHEVROLET 1882 sedan delivery-HaS
age In appearance and condition; liberal
terms. r,o,rc
1870 14th ST. NV. Decatur 5173.
Aoo~ A' " So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Choice of
IS
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
TermS-Trade.
STEUART MOTORS,
9Th ST AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
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I WILL BUILD

You your new home and save you from
$1,000 to $1,000 and incorporate your
ideas in the house. At least $1,000 cash
required, or if you own a lot clear, can
finance the balance. am now building
several homes to order. ranging from
S6. 600 to 100000.
MAURICE G. SHAPIRO,
400 K St NV National S049.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN d SON. AUCTIONEERS.
143l EYE STREET NV,
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.

By virtue OF a certain Collateral note
dated Washington. D. c.. October %
1894. payable 80 days after date. default
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. we will sell at public auction
within our ofice. 1871 Eve street. north
FEBRUARY, 1895 AT ONE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK M. the collateral named there
N 70 wit: Certificate No. "A for 100 shares
OF the Federal Storage Company
Terms Of sale: ALL CASH. All parties
IN interest please take notice
THOS. J. OWEN & SON
-le3 81 Auctioneers
THOS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs,
11HI NJ w
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE EQUITY IN APARTMENT
house subject to first trust. 1909 rented
annual income ,S12.1o0. for building lots.
phone National 0652.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1431 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND. CONTAINING APPROXi,
MATELY FORTY-TWO ACRES OF
GROUND, MORE OR LESS. HAVING
LARGE FRONTAGE ON MASSACHU-
SETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST AND
MURDOCH MILL ROAD TOGETHER
WITH FRAME STRUCTURES THERE
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47O8 BLAGDEN TERRACE.

Handsome detached home in select loca-
ton bed rooms, 3 baths. large living
room opening onto big side porch. recrea-
tion rm. in basement gar with porch above.
oil heat. Entire house in new condition
Price very attractive. Open day and night
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WE SOLICIT APPLICATIONS
FOR LOANS ON IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. PROMPT At
TENTION GIVEN ALL APPLI-
CATIONS.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO., INC.
805 H ST. NV.
TELEPHONES NAT. OLA g. OILS.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

CONVENIENT TO B. & o. RR. and truck
terminals; five to eight thousand So. feet,
Lease to suit Jacobs Transfer Co.. go L
81: ne Phone District 2412.
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DETACHED BARGAIN.

SS.950.
Excellent detached house on corner lot
with soft. frontage. Center-hall plan.
rms. 2 baths. bullt-in garage new-house
condition. Moderate cash payment and
monthly terms less than rent. Excellent
location Biggest bargain on todays
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GEORGETOWN-S7,5OO.

Substantial semi -det ached brick: 3 rms.
and :, baths, h-w.h.. cleo: beautiful gar
dent: third floor arranged as apt, sultaple
for antique furniture.
81, S50-NEAR 10Th AND ALLISON.
Substantial Colonial brick. 8 large rms.
tiled batn. porches. OIL HEAT AND
CAR GARAGE. elec. refrigerator, large loL:
Opportunity to grab well-kept. well-buiit
home from owner leaving city. who Is WILL
ing to sell at sacrifice.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
ao- 1Sth 81 N w District 1411.
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THoS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs
143l EYE ST. NV.
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$780,.

SHEPHERD PARK SECTION; Unbe-
lievablp but it's true. A four-bed-room.
semi detached brick built-in garage.
r. igidairc bath with shower. Terms;
Phone Metropolitan .S21. ELIOT
MIDDLETON "N5 Investment Bldg.
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UNHEARD-OF VALUES.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.

Owner having no further need for large
home is offering his handsome stone resi-
dence on 10th st, at very attractive price.
House is. in perfect condition. beautifully
decorated. complete in every appointment
Ideal for entertaining. Also suitable for
doctor or select club Adams o1o3
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FORD. CHEVROLET or other light cars
L. Morean. 134l 18th NV North 10096
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Happy Harlem ''C0es to To,Un'
On Colored Boxers Victory

greeted with q clack-clack Of palms
that sounded like the rhythmic stac-
cato of bones at Saturday night
social
Coming all the way from Holly
wood movie studios, Bill Robinson,
unofficial mayor Of Harlem, keeper
of Ienox avenues gond luck tree and
king of dancers, was the first man to
leao into the ring after the fight and
shake Louis hand.
Scarcely was the hand o. the
Brown Bomuer" lifted in victory
when the Harlem citizens, laughing
and shouting, began flowing toward
the breakfast dances. night clubs, and
other rendezvous where gather neigh
pors for barbecue, music and a go
at the Lindy non.
True, there was tolerant Police
man at every corner and many In
the middle of the block. but Harlem
was too gay for trouble.
"Sho' is a town. Newt observed
as he looked down Lenox avenue. not
unmindful of the cash customers
flooding into his own breakfast dance
palace.
THAT dead-pan boy from Dea-troit
got something. Anyways. its chicken
now on out for Harlem. No more
feathers and iatback here"
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Wiling FIGHT Once Month"; May Be Matched in July August
ON THE SIDE LINES
With the Sports Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON

with destructive force to his wal
lops.
A good boxer, he is not Jack
johnson, the cleverest of all the
heavyweight kings, and, while q
wicked walloper, he is not a "sec-
ond Dempsey"-not yet, at least
in ability to register one-punch
knockouts.
But he is the best-looking heavy
weight fighting machine .for his
tender age that has flashed over
the fistic horizon in many q moon
and there is the prospect that be-
fore he amaSSeS his pile he viii
have established himself as the
most outstanding exemplar Of
science and sock combined that the
game ever saw.
MAKING due allowance for the
fact that Camera is not and
never has been a front-rank fight
er he still was good enough to
reach the throne and to put up a
sturdy scrap in its defense, and
his conqueror of last night looks
to this bureau to be capable of
handily disposing of any one now
in the championship picture-and
he is bound to improve.
Against such as Baer and Brad
dock, the brown bomber, for all
his lack of experience, would be
better than an even money bet
right now.
If Louis isn't the next heavy
weight champion of the world 1t
will be because some one takes the
title holder before Joe gets a
chance to meet him, whether 1t is
this Fall, next Summer or two
years hence.
In our humble opinion the
sepia slugger, now boasting %
straight pro triumps. 10 of EN-
by knockouts, can't be stopped by
any one now in sight.
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Louis Beaten i'm Debut Fl ght
Shellacked in Amateur Start, Comes Back With
Fourteen Straight Knockouts.

One day classmate, fair am
ateur boxer, invited Joe to don the
gloves with him, and although Joe
knew nothing of the art, he con-
sented. He proved to be a poor
opponent, but that experience
awakened In him O desire for ring
action.
In 1892 he entered the amateur
prize ring, opposed Johnny Miller.
and received a thorough lacing. He
went on, however. to run up
string of IA consecutive knockout
victories.
Less than a year ago he made
his professional debut in Chicago,
knocking out Jack Kracken in
round. He then won "a straight
victories, 10 of them by knock.
outs, before getting the bout with
Primero Camera. massive Italian
and former world heavyweight
champion.
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Dempsey Pronounces Louis Great Fig hter
bv Finishes Primo

be held of. He simply went about
his task in a workmanlike manner
and coolly battered Camera to the
floor.
There was nothing spectacular
about the fight. 1t was too me-
thodical. 1t was an exhibition
simply of one battler beating down
another in a manner that made the
ultimate result a foregoEe conclu-
sion. After the first round, every
body knew that Louis finally would
cut his man down and finish him.
Louis had no difficulty in reach
ing Primos chin. He threw him
punches fast and hard, and every
one of them counted.
This eliminates Garner" f-"''1
the heavyweight race. It
Louis in the position of
logical contender for the title.
There are those who will say he
must eliminate Max Schmeling
first. Others will ask him to beat
Baer. On his showing against Car
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Sports Program
For ID. C.. Fans

TODAY.
Golf.
Match play. intercollegiate cham
pionships, Congressional Country
Club.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Washington at New York.
Wrestling.
Jack Donovan VS.. Reuben Wright,
main bout, Grifith Stadium, $50.
Golf.
Match play. intercollegiate cham
pionships, Congressional Country
Club.
FRIDAY.
Golf.
Match play, intercollegiate cham
pionships, Congressional Country
Club.
SATURDAY.
Base Ball.
Washington at New York, 3.
Golf.
Final intercollegiate champion
pionships, Congressional Country
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BY MARK BARRON.
Associated Press stan Writer.

n YEw YORK, June 26-Harlem,
M grooming hallelujahs for Joe
" Louis, at dawn today was a
4 happy picnic ground Of fried
chicken and two-bit gin.
Louis victory over Primo Camera
started celebration that danced past
sun-up under the watchful eyes OF a
blue-coated policeman at every corner
of Lenox avenue.
"They sho' goin' to town, all right,
Newt said as he greeted Harlemites
and Louis Detroit friends at his
breakfast dance emporium-one of
many such places.
The Detroit friends Haunted re-
splendent gold badges modestly at
tached to wide blue ribbons bearing
the legend, Joe Louis Boosters Club
of Detroit"
The Negro maids, chauffeurs, laun-
dresses, chorus girls, bellhops and
other inhabitants of the 125th street
neighborhood must have felt confident
from the start of the fight at Yankee
Stadium.
Jack johnson was there, dazzling In
his chocolate-hued sport jacket and
wide -brimmed Panama hat. He was
Evening star., 1935-06-26

THERE is no reason to doubt the
size of Louis heart, however.
Against a foeman who lowered
half a foot above him and out
weighed him so pounds the lad who
came of age only last month and
who has been jousting profession
ally for less than a year flashed
far more impressive performance
against him than did Max Baer in
acquiring Primo's heavyweight title
IL months back-and in about half
the time.
Where Baer upset Carnera IL
times in as many rounds before the
title changed hands a year ago
Louis had Primo on the floor only
thrice, but strictly on the basis OF
points registered the ambling Alp
made a show of Make whereas the
dusky Detroiter last night con-
temptuously showed aside the ex-
champions long left and blocked
or sidestepped a great majority OF
his awkward rights whilst piling
up an ever-growing lead in drilling
on to a climax about which there
never was any doubt.
Methodical in his tactics, Louis
proved he Is an instructive fighter
with remarkable coordination be-
tween mind and muscle. but, best
of all, he is a precision hitter
Evening star., 1935-06-26

Now there is young Louis to carry
the banner. Perhaps he never will
win. the championship; perhaps he
never will get o crack at it, It Is
the consensus that Jimmy Braddock
would be crazy to tackle the hard
punching Westernef.
But Joe has grabbed the banner
of colored boxing. nevsztheless. :
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CAN'T HELP BEING
KING, SAYSLOU|S
Wins First Real Skirmish
Between Men of Italy
and Ethiopia.
BY JOHN LARDNER.

N YEW YORK, June 26.-The first
M real skirmish in the war be-
tween the men of Italy and
men of Ethiopia was settled
quickly end decisively here when Joe
Louis. the beige bonbon, scored a
technical knockout over Primo Car
nera after 2 minutes and 80 seconds
of the sixth round at the Yankee Sta
dium last night.
The result was not very encouraging
to New York's italian citizenry, but
probably it will not affect Signcr Mus
solini's campaign in Africa. After all,
this fight was fought on the home
grounds on Louis people. Thousands
of them came across the river from
Harlem and shouted themselves hoarse
Continued on Page 8, Column ~
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BY the Associated Press.

n YEw YORK, June 26.-Twen-
nj ty-one years ago an ebony
VI mite came to join four
4 " ether pickaninnies at the
Alabama cabin Of Cotton Picker
Mum Barrow.
Barrow looked at the baby with
out dreaming that some day he
would grow to rugged manhood
and as Joe Louis thumb his way
out of his squalid surroundings to
fstic prominence and wealth.
Two years later. the father, deep
in debt, died. There were some
lean years in the cotton section.
and then Lily Barrow packed UP
her brood and moved to Detroit.
At IL Joe worked after school
carrying Ice, and at II he quit
grammar school to enter voca-
tional Institution and learn cabinet
making. A.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

w vEW YORK, June 26.-Joe
N Louis has the goods. He's
L ' This was demonstrated
in the ring at Yankee Stadium
here last night to the complete
satisfaction of some $1,000 specta-
tors who saw him outlook, outrough
and outhit Primo Camera in the
process Of winning every heat OF a
one-sided battle that ended with
the gigantic Italian out on his feet
in the sixth round, the victim OF
technical kayo mercifully decreed
by Referee Arthur Donovan.
Carnera was out-everythinged
except in courage, and the reason
was that his conqueror's gameneSs
never was put to the test.
At no time was the ponderous.
slow-moving behemoth able to land
a Furnishing blow on his dark
skinned opponent. who moved
about with the agility of a panther.
struck with the same rapier-llke
rapidity, ducked some leads with
the grace of a balancing seal and
picked others of in midair with
his gloves.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
CELEBRATE IN DETROIT
Quietest Place in Noisy Section
Is Louis Home.

DETROIT, June rs CP.-Detroit's
own Harlem, a populous Negro Sec
ton of the East Side, spent the night
celebrating in wild glee the knockout
victory scored by Joe Louis over Primo
Carnera in New York.
The quietest spot in the noisiest
celebration the district ever staged
was at Joe Louis home, where Pat
Brooks, the fighters stepfather, read
newspaper and refused to listen to
radio bulletins. He said he hoped
Joe would win, and when he retired
he mourned the fact he did not go to
New York with the rest Of the family.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

handler today who holds high place
in ring annals. He is Jack Black
burn,, who fought 3s5 fights and
never was beaten by the same man
twice. Blackburn broke even in two
fights with Cans and never was given
q title shot by the dusky lightweight
champion. So he went titleless, but
not unsung.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
NAVY PICKS FLEMING.

ANNAPOLIS, June 26 (P.-Mid-
shipman A. F. Fleming Of Las Cruces,
N. Mex, has been elected captain Of
the Naval Academy varsity crew for
1935-1936. Midshipman j. A. Cod
dington. Springfield, Ill.. is the new
manager.
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$1,000 Fans Pay
S328,OOO at Bout

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Oficial
figures on the Louis -Carnera
fight were given today by the Twen-
tieth Century Sporting Club as:
AttendanCe-5I00O,
Gross receipts-$328,O00. .
Net receipts-$276.o 900.
Cameras purse-S96, 500.
Louis purse-s49, $50.
Mrs. William Randolph Hearst's
milk fund-$27, 700 plus so per cent
of the profits.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Molyneaux Is Failure.

A FEW years later another Negro,
= Tom Molyneaux. began to achieve
q measure Of fistic fame. He was lib
Grated from slavery on Virginia
plantation to cash In on his fistic
prowess and also was sent to England.
Inasmuch as Crib then held the title,
Molyneaux became the first challenger
for the heavyweight championship.
After eight minor fights, all OF
which Molyneaux won by knockouts,
Cribb consented to meet the freed
slave. Twenty thousand people saw the
battle. which for 30 rounds was al
Molyneaux Then in the thirty-first
round Cribb landed smash in the
Negro,s face and Molyneaux vent
Evening star., 1935-06-26

QEuL4 UAAC NOAOAN0 epNN AAsF-
come into its own In boxing.
There had been great ring famine
for the Negro race, a famine which
had existed since the days when Jack
johnson. Sam Langford and Joe Cans
hung up their gloves. There was
Harry Wills. Of course, and George
Godfrey but they were not to be men
toned in the same breath with the
more illustrious of the chocolate
clouters.
Having q pugi1ist in high
standing is perfectly natural
condition for the Negro. Amer
ica's first fighter Of any repute
was Bill Richmond and Rich
mond was colored.
He was sent to England in 1905 with
purposes of winning the championship.
At the time Tom Crib also aspired to
the crown. They met and Crib
knocked out Richmond in hour and
80 minutes.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
BY JACK DEMPSEY,

fOrmer "or1Q heaVyWelenL champion.
n TEw YORK. June 26.-Joe
M Louis of Detroit last night
VI lived up to the reputation
4 the sports writers gave him
by dropping Primo Camera three
times in the sixth round, twice
with terrific right-hand swings 70
the Jaw and the last time with a
couple of lefts to the chin. 1t took
the Brown Bomber just 2 minutes
and 80 seconds to complete his job
when he set himself to his task in
the sixth round.
The result was not sudden or un-
expected. From the very beginning
1t was apparent that Louis was the
winner. Carnera began bleeding
from nasty right to the mouth in
the first round. The blood trickled
down his chin and continued to
stream all through the fight.
In the sixth Primo tried to hold
Louis off with a left jab. but the
poker-faced colored boy was not to
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Carnera Is Game.


0UTwEIGHED by more than ga
pounds. 1876 to 26o1z, Louis was
colder than the north winds that blow
on from the barren lands. Through
the entire progress Of the fight his
expression never changed. He was the
bushmaster of the North American
continent, stalking his prey. He
crowded and whipped and slashed.
From the opening salute he came
through with the two great con-
querors-power and speed.
1t was Camera who charged in
gamely, a steer attacking the cleaver,
but it was Louis who met him with
a bewildering offensive of rights and
lefts that drove Carnera back, split
his lips and proved the mastery of
Louis before the first round was two
minutes old. 1t was only a question
then as to how long Carnera could
last-how long he could face this
fusillade of leather.
(Copyright. 1895. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1935-06-26
SCRAP WITH BAER'.
PLANNED IN FALL
Crowd of 10000 Indicates
Joe Is Greatest Card
Since Dempsey.
BY ALAN GOULD,


N VIEW YORK, June 26.-The ring
M ing echoes Of the fistic dyna-
VI mite set off by Joe Louis in
4 the midst of the greatest fight
crowd in five years reverberated to-
day with the conviction that the
Brown Bomber" is well on the road
to becoming one of the greatest heavy
weight punchers his race has pro-
duced.
The 2l-year-old Detroit Negro, who
sienalized his metropolitan debut by
scoring a spectacular six-round knock
out victory over Giant Primo Carnera
last night in the Yankee Stadium.
unquestionably stamped himself the
biggest drawing card pugilism has de-
Dempsey's prime.
With a crowd of 10000 yelling with
time lustiness for the kill" Louis
slugged the 26O-pound Italian into a
helpless. tottering mass and justified
the gaudiest predictions of his
hackers.
Camera was knocked down three
times for short counts-four, four and
three seconds--before Referee Arthur
Donovan stopped the fight with only
% seconds of the sixth round left.
The defenseless giant was bleeding
from the mouth and was thoroughly
shell-shocked at the end OF one
sided match. Undoubtedly it marked
the end of Primo's career as a factor
in the heavyweight picture.
Promoter Mike Jacobs, one-time
associate of Tex Rickard, promptly
announced Louis will be matched for
IS rounds with Max Baer. former
heavyweight champion, in New York
this Fall.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
nera he will be a formidable op-

ponent for either.
think he is a great fighter.
(Copyright. 1885. by North American
Newspaper Alliance,)
Evening star., 1935-06-26
POWER AND SPEED
TEAMED BY LOUIS
Expression Never Changes
as He Makes Pulp of
Man Mountain.
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

n YEW YORK, June 26.-A black
nj blizzard blew out Of Mich
VI igan, leaving in its devastat-
Il ing wake the slashed and
battered remains Of Primo Carnera,
the man mountain Of Italy.
They led the Sequals steer to the
vast slaughtering pen of the Yankee
Stadium last night, where Joe Louis,
the brown butcher of Michigan, with
a pair of cleavers known as the right
and the left, was waiting for the big
job.
In the sixth round Louis hammered
Carnera to the dust of the floor with
three terrific punches. Each one
came with the lightning fash of
cobra's strike.