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Evening star., 1935-01-11
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., January IL
Brown University has brain meter
which dials in on mental upsets and
seems to be on the trial of the origin
of thought.
The instrument reads the infinites-
imal electrical currents flowing from
the brain, it was announced today by
H. H. Jasper and L. Carmichael Of
the physiological laboratory Of Brad
ley Hospital
The meter is two silver electrodes,
each about the size of a postage
stamp. Soaked in a salt solution,
they are placed on the skin Of the
head. They are based on a discovery
by DR.. Hans Berger of the University
of Jena.
The Brown meter reveals two types
of current flowing from the human
brain. One ranges from 20 to 80
millionths Of o volt and flows ip
&
Evening star., 1935-01-11
j. S. URGED T0BUY
100000 ACRES
National Resources Board
Asks President to Take
Over 450,000 Farms.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A huge program to spend $675, ,000,-
900 in buying up poor land and retir-
ing it from farm production was rec
commended to President Roosevelt to-
day by the National Resources Board.
The purchasing would be extended
over IS years. 100000 acres being
bought each year at an annual cost of
$45, 900 900.
100000 Farms Involved.
This farm land, comprising 100000
farms, should be withdrawn from
agriculture, the board said Gin order
that both the natural and human re-
sources Of the Nation may be con-
served"
The report, drawn by the boards
Land Planning Committee, was sup
Elementary to the boards earlier study
which President Roosevelt told Con-
gress would guide the expenditure OF
four billion dollars in. his new work.
making program.
It urged that the Federal Govern
ment and the States take steps to pre-
vent further settlement of lands so
Door that occupancy is clearly con-
trary to the public interest" 1t turned
thumbs down on any substantial
movement of unemployed people from
urban areas into commercial agricul-
ture"
TT is imperative" it said, "that the
problem of industrial employment be
solved in other ways than by trying to
make farmers out of urban unem-
ployed." It urged care in irrigation ant
other reclamation plans to make sure
they are economically feasible.
Proposal to Absorb Land.
Land to be retired, the committee
suggests, may be added to the national
forests. or leased to States for wild life
refugees, parks and the like.
For the Indians, it is suggested that
provision be made for additions to
now available Indian lands sufficient
to provide for u ose willing to assume
the necessary : sponsibilities of land
use; and adequate system Of credit,
and an educational system designed to
fit them for operating land.
1.-THE responsibility Of the United
States should not be to continue to
support the Indians. but to give them
an opportunity to work out q more
satisfying life"
Evening star., 1935-01-11
TRADE WARNING ISSUED

PARIS, January II R1.-A warning
of a "menacing situation" caused by
the tremendous growth of Japanese
trade was given to French industry
yesterday in Deputy Adrian Dariac's s
foreign affairs report to the Chamber
of Deputies.
Heading his analysis, "The Yellow
Peril in Commercial Affairs" Dariac
said the ingenuity Of Japanese busi-
ness men made them more redoubt-
able than German travelling statesmen
before 1914"
He cited statistics to show the in
crease of Japanese trade in the Orient,
Europe and Africa.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
Wirephoto Service Extended.

NEW YORK, January II R.-The
Ohio State Journal and the Columbus
DISPATCH of Columbus, Ohio. today
arranged to participate with 40 other
Associated Press newspapers of the
United States in the wirephoto serv-
ice inaugurated January l for trans
mission Of news pictures by wire.
sending and receiving equipment will
1e installed In Columbus.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Rumania, January
1l.-Fierce blizzards and bitter cold
held almost all Rumania In tLeir grip
today.
The unprecedentedly low tempera-
lures prevailing for the past few days
have driven packs Of hunger-mad-
dened wolves from the mountains and
forests into rural towns.
One village near Bistritz was at
tackled by 20 Of the ravenous beasts
and peasants, unable to drive them
away, were compelled to lock them
selves in their houses.
A 1o-year.old girl was reported to
Evening star., 1935-01-11
HOLDING COMPANY
CURB IS DEMANDED
Rayburn Asks Congress to
Take Action Against "Can.
Cer0uS Growth"
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Chairman Sam Rayburn of the
House Interstate Commerce Commit
tee called on Congress today to re-
move the "cancerous growth" of
abuses" of public utility holding
companies
I'VE want you to consider" the
Texas Democrat said, whether or
not the Congress should undertake 10
regulate these super holding COM
| panies or lay down a policy under
which they will disappear
Predicts Dire Results.
Declaring that the abuses, If left
alone, will jeopardize all of our
financial institutions and perhaps de-
stroy the Republic" Rayburn said
that there is no absolute necessity
for holding company"
He also said Congress must see to
it that natural gas fields are pro-
tected.
He was giving the House a pre-
view of reports soon to come from
the printer on Investigations his COM
mittee has made by congressional
order His denunciation of holding
companies recalled indications in ad-
miniStration quarters recently that
legislation was coming up for gov
ernmental curbs on holding COM
naniaS oY1d nine liroS =
THE abuses of the holding COM
pany are indeed a major influence
that brought on the great depres-
sion." Rayburn said.
This creature of our statutes" he
continued, holds under its control
billions of dollars worth of property
scattered throughout the country, and
sometimes around the world. Its de-
cisions can shut down mills, move
factories, reduce employees to a state
Of serfdom, strip the stockholders of
local companies of their equities,
siphon off the earnings of profitable
companies beyond the reach of their
stockholders to the stockholders of
other companies.
Tells of Abuses.
This creature of our imagination is
permitted to act as a normal person,
to contribute to campaign funds in
municipal, State and national elec-
tiors; to hire clever writer's to carry
on campaigns Of propaganda; to
centralize the control of industry"
Throwing out the suggestion that
companies might be made to limit
their areas of influence, he said: If
We insist that the corporate entity
shall coincide with the region or local
ity Of most economical operations. as
determined by the State Of the arts,
we can then leave to the States and
to compacts of States the regulation
of most of these utilities
AS for gas pipe lines, he asserted:
If Legislatures in the States where
natural gas deposits are found, and
which have become connected with
users in other States" he said, do
not protect the gas field, it then be-
comes the duty of the Congress to do
so. Congress must see to it that there
is no waste through neglected wells
which will deplete the supply or which
will reduce unduly and prematurely
the natural pressure Of the gas in its
deposits"
Evening star., 1935-01-11
AUSTRIA GUARANTEE
TALKED BY ENTENTE
Yugoslavia, Rumania and Czech.
oslovakia Likely to Aid Franco
Italian View.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia, January
11.-Whether Yugoslavia, Rumania,
and Czechoslovakia will support the
recently concluded Franco-Italian pro-
tocol guaranteeing Austria's independ-
ence will be decided by representa-
tives of all three nations, who met
here today in conference.
The meeting was attended by Pre-
mier Yevtich of Yugoslavia, DR.. Eduard
Benes, foreign minister Of Czechoslo-
vakia, and Nicholas Titulescue, foreign
minister of Rumania.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
Mother Shot Near Home.

PHILADELPHIA, January II (P.-
Mrs Helen Ewerth, 26, mother of a
3-year-old child, was shot and killed
this morning shortly after she left her
home by man neighbors said had
been seen waiting for her for several
mornings,
Evening star., 1935-01-11
GOLD PARLEYS TO OPEN
London Paper Tells of Anglo
French Negotiations.

LONDON. January II R.-The
Daily Herald in special article by its
financial editor today said Anglo
French currency stabilization negotia-
tions designed to lead to eventual re-
turn to gold will be launched during
the visit of Foreign Minister Pierre
Laval and Premier Pierre Etienne
Flandin of France at the end Of the
month.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
Mysterious Exchange Of Lind
bergh Money Recalled as US.
Agent Is Cross-Questioned.
CIRCULATION OF CASH STOPPED
AFTER ARREST, WILSON STATES
Says He Helped Prepare Money in
Morgan Office and Insisted ON
Taking Numbers to Aid Hunt.

(Copyrigh
REMINGTON N. J., January 11-Bruno Richard Haupt-
manns handwriting today identified by State expert
that on all Of the kdnap notes received by Col Charles
The identification made by Albert S. Osborn Sr, who
called himself an examiner of questioned documents"
He the testimony a
The identification of the handwriting been called by
of their strongest links the
through which they hope to send Hauptmann to the electric
chair the of the baby
Evening star., 1935-01-11
SO Rescued From Ice Floe.

ASTRAKHAN, U. s. 8. R., Janu-
ary II @.-After being marooned
for 10 days on an ice foe in the
Caspian Sea, 80 fishermen escaped
today over an ice bridge pointed out
to them by airplanes.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
WEATHER.

w El1 I II EINs
20. g. Weather Bureau ForecastJ
Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow
lowest temperature tonight about 81 oe'
grees; moderate northwest winds.
emperatures-Highest, 81, at 4:30
pm. yesterday; lowest, A, at noon To-Day
Full report on page Bio.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
LAS PELEAS HOY
EN- HOLLYWO GOD
Abe Feldman sera favorito
sobre Johnny Miller

Que Johnny Miller Sc sacara la
espina hoy en- la noehe y que ga.
nara ell derecho de e~nfrentarse sn
un encuentro de revaneha a Make
Rosenbloom, fue la opinion procla-
mada a los cuatro vientos aver por
su manager.
Miller sc %enfrentara hoy en- ell es-
tadio de Ia Legion Americana de
Hollywood al judo Abe Feldman,
considerable como uno de los gol-
peadores mas recios en- las divisio-
mes semi-completas.
Por ser mas conocido en- Holly
wood Y por tener mas simpatias en-
tire ell pdblico, Miller subira al ring
como el escogido de los tahures,
aunque sc tiene la seguridad de
que e%ncontrara una ruda oposici6n
en- la persona de Feldman.
La empresa de la Legion anun-
cia haber c~ontratado a Wa,ly Hally
para que sostenga cuatro encuen-
tros en- Hollywood en- pelea semi
finales. Hally es uno de los Pc
leadores preliminaristas que han tie
nido mas publicidad en- Estados
Unidos.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
.SEGUND0 ROUND
DEL TORNEO HOY
China contra Estados Uni
dos en- Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 9.
-(HiIo Direeto).-la sesunda eli
minatcria de la roma norteameri-
cana por ell torneo de la Copa Da-
Wis entire las selecciones de Esta-
dos Unidos y China comenzaron
hoy en- la manara en- esta capital.
Ell equipo norteamericano ha ST.
do escogido como favorito por una
proportion aplastante c~reyendose
que los orientales seran batldos con
gran facilidad en- los tres dfas que
dure la competencia.
Ell vencedor de esta eliminate
ria Sc e~nfrentara con el equipo de
Mexico que ACADIA de derrotar a la
selection Guiana.
La opinion que ~prevalece aqui es
la de que Estados Unidos Sc i'm
pondra sobre China y sobre Me-
xico, l~legandose a Greer igualmen-
to que Mexico pondra mas fuerte
oposici6n que China ante los juga-
dores del Tic Sam.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
VAN KLAVEREN
SERA e. RIVAL
DEL MEXICANO
Debutaran en- Hollywood;
Juan Zurita peleara una
semana mas tarde

clUDAo DE MEXICO, mayo ..
-(Hilo Dirseto) -.kid Arteea. cam
peon de peso weller de Mexico y
eI tspatio Juan Zurits, Ultima VIC
TINA de Rodolfo Casanova, ssldrsn
ell dia II de este mes con run'bo
a Los Angeles, eontrstsdos por ~
match maker de Ia Legion Ame-i-
cana de Hollywood, Charles NeOo-
Maid, para s~ostener dos e~neuentros.
Azteca, de acuerdo cor el mum
clio hecho hoy en- Ia noche por
Jimmy FIFTEEN. Sc enfrentara al No.
landes Bep Van Klayeren Ell vier-
mes "a de este mes, mlentras cue
Juan Zurita tendra como adversa-
rio a Lou salica, Ell nltimo con-
quistador de Midget Wolgast. Este
~encuentro Sc celebrara en- ell Esta-
do de la Legion Americana de Hol-
lywood la noche del 81 de mayo,
de acuerdo con ell mismo infotme.
FL Tic Torres saldra acompahan-
do a Azteca y a Zurita. en- sustitu-
ci6n de Jimmy FIFTEEN, quien pro-
bablemente hasa ell viaje mas tar
IL
La opinión., 1935-05-10
LA cAMpAHA DE AZTEcA
EN- ESTAOOS UNIDOs

Azteca tiene en- Bstados Unidos
una s6lida reputation. Tres veces
Sc ha presentado en- Ell Olympic
Auditorium de Los Angeles y has
Ia Ia fecha no conoce 10 que es
una derrota.
Primero Sc enfrento al filipino
cefsrino Garcia, que estsbs eonsi.
dorado por aquel entonees como
uno de los meiores wsltsrs, y sun.
que ell mexicano subi6 al ring con
las apuestas en- 81 contra. propi-
no al maIayo una terrible golpizs.
En- su siguiente viaie a Los Anqs-
les. Azteea voIvio a peIesr con c.
ferino derrotandolo de nuevo.
Sin embargo, su triunfo mas es-
~pectacular fue ell que alcanz6 sobre
ei negro Young Peter Jackson, por
aquel entonces el coco" de todos
los peleadores blancos. Azteca con-
sumo la hazana de ponerlo en- po-
sici6n horizontal. ganandole Ia de-
cisi6n al final de diez sensaciona-
les rounds.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
MACK VEND[O
4 UNO DE SUS
PELOTEROS

FIlADELFlA, Mayo g. Connie
Mack anuncio esta noche que ha-
bfa vendido a su segunda base Dib
Williams al Boston Red Sox, por
una importante cantidad en- efecti-
vo. Mack no quiso dar a conocer
Ia cantidad pagada por Tom Yaw-
key. ell propietario de los Red Sox
Williams quien iugo con Ell Little
Rock Y ell Memphis. de Ia Asocia-
cion del Sur, antes de figurar en-
los Atlet'cos. esta considerable CO.
mo un digno uceso de Max BIZ
shop, e~x-segunda de los Atleticos
Y que actualmente esta jugando d.
cha posici6n con los Red Sox.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
Ambers Fauorito Para
Derrotar a Canz0neri
MARIANA.
DEL DEPORTE
Por MAkANAZO
tReaaetor Deportivo de La OPINION)

Compile" publieo, a rair de los
Juegos Olimpicos Centrosmeri-
eanos un concentrate donde, en-
sintesis, establecia las siguien-
ties conelusiones:
1.--Qus Cuba no debia Sc
xuir eo~ncurrisndo a estas COM
petencias Olimpieas.
Que Of ambiente, en- Ia
mayor parte de los paises cen
troamerieanos, era desfavora-
bic a los atletas antillanos.
3.-Que los atletss de Cuba
POGO tenian que aprender de
los representantes de otros pai-
ses. Y que
LA cantidad que Ell Co
bierno empleaba para enviar
su delegation a otros paises de-
bia ser utilizada en- llevar atle-
tas norteamerieanos Cuba
"los cuales 81 tienen mucho que
ensenar a los atletas cubanos'.
Naturalmente que la pala-
bra de Pepe Compile no Puede
ser tomada como la opinion ge-
neral del pueblo cubano o de
los aficionados de aquel pals,
donde, nos consta, Sc siente
verdadero carino a Mexico.
Quiza intereses particulares
hayan obligado al eronista a
exponer esos puntos de vista
que ahora han caido por TERRA
con motive do las competeneias
por la Copa Davis que tuvieron
lugar en- Mexico los dias 3, 4
y 5 de mayo.
De,cartando Ell heeho de que
las Olimpiadas Centroamerics-
mas tienen como tendencia prin
cipal estrechar mas las relacio-
mes entire los pueblos centric
americanos y del Caribe, Ell 9
sultado del torneo por la Copa
Davis entire los equipos de Gu
ba y de Mexico ha venido a
demostrar una cosa. que Cuba
81 tiene que aprsnder de Me-
xico, en- muchos sspectos del
deporte.
La victoria del equiPo me
xicano fue aplastante. En- las
competencias de "singlcs" y de
"dobles" los tennistas mexica-
nos barrieron completamente
con la seleecion de Cuba ga
nando el derecho de enfrsn-
tarss a los vencedores de Ia
elimination entire Estados Uni
dos y China.
va We, pues, mister Compile,
que como en- Ell borrschito de
Ia anecdota es muy pelisroso
decir: ode esta aqua no he de
beber. ="
La opinión., 1935-05-10
HERMOSA VS..
|. A. NIPPONS
Jugaran en- White Sox Ell
Domingo; un Beneficio

La novena japonesa Los Angeles
Nippons r~eaparecera Ell pr6ximo do
minso en- ell Parque White Sox, pa
"a contender en- un juego contra
los mexicanos de Hermosa-El Paso,
en- una function beisbolistica que ha
sido orsanizada por los peloteros
japoneses a beneficio de n de
sus antiques jugadores, Pete kon-
do, retirado va.
Segun los informes que nos pro-
porciona ell manager de los nipones,
los precios de entrada seran popu-
lares, y TODD ell dinero que Sc re-
caude sera %entregado a Kondo,
quien en- sus dias de pelotero Sc
conqulsto las simpatfas de los AFT
cionados de Los Angeles jugando
con Los Angeles Nippons.
Eel juego dara principle a las 2:15
p. NJ.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
CAMPEONATO DE
POLO Y BOX EN-
CENTROAMER|CA
Mexico, Guatemala y Ell
Salvador competiran en-
1887

cluDAD De MEXICO, abril u.s.
(Por correo).-oportunamente infor
mamos que los deportes ecuestres,
polo y boxeo, habian sido excludes
de los Juegos Centroamericanos. a
peticion de los delegados de aigunos
de los paises participates. Mexico.
por su parte, pidio una session espe-
cial para tratar sobre Ell terla e
insistir en- que ell a,uerdo fuera rec
tificado, pero NADIA Sc consiguio y
Ia Gnica transaction que Sc obtuvo
fue la de permitir a los pafses que
asf 10 quisieran, que realizaran
| competencios de esta clase de de-
portes.
De este modo fueron craa1os los
Campeonatos Centroamericanos de
Polo y deportes. que Sc H~fcetuaran
cada dos ahos en- fecha impair e
inscritos hasta ahora, Guatemala.
+, Mexico y FL Salvador. sena'andose
la celebration del primer encuen-
tro el aho de 1887.
Realmente 10 obtenido puede con-
tanto para ell general Tirso Her
nandez. Presidente de la Delegation
Mexicana en- los III Juegos Centro-
americanos como para ell professor
Francisco Maldonado Aspe. que fue
ell jelegado encargado de defender
tan escabroso punto. Ambos logra-
ron 10 ~inesperado, es decir, que Sc
~instituyeran los campeonatos CEN
troamericanos de ecuestres y polo y
estamoJ seguros que seguiran lu-
chando para que ell boxeo siga sien-
do considerable como deporte de
estas competencias.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
BOB OLIN DARA
La REVANC H A
A ROSENBLOOM
Ell campeon de gran peso
ligero y ell hombre a
quien destrono frente a
frerte

Santa clauss vino antes de item.
pc para Make RosenbIooml
FL veterano ~pelesdor judo quo
lego a %ostentar ell campeonato
mundisl de gran peso ligero tenia
un deseo que, al fin, ha visto sa-
tisfechoi enfrentarse en- IN segun-
do eneuentro a Bob DIN, Ell hon.
hre que 10 destron6 del trono de
los pesos semi-maximos.
Rosenbloom y Olin pelearan el
pr6ximo martes en- Ia noehe. en- Ell
Olympic Auditorium, en- ell evento
principal de un attractive progra-
que ha sido preparado por Dick
Donald.
Olin Y Rosenbloom Sc %enfrenta-
ron ell rs de Noviembre del ano pa
sado Y aquel conquisto ell campeo-
nato de gran peso ligero ante las
protestas de Rosenbloom que afr
mo haber sido victima de un fallo
injusto:
"Le gans la decision, ESQ 10 sa-
ben todos los aficionados. y .creo
que mejor %preparsdo 10 hubiese no.
suesdo con gran faciIidad. Lo dni-
co que siento es que no me volve-
RI a dar otra oportunidad de Pc
lear con el", dijo Rosenbloom a
raiz de lquella derrota.
Donald no tuvo ~dificultad en- con-
tratar a DIN. 10 cual demuestra
que este no tiene respeto aparen-
tie a su antecesor. Sin embargo, ell
manager de DIN Sc dirigi6 aver a
la Commission de Box del Estado pr
diendo que ell referee que suba al
ring ell martes por Ia noche desca-
lifique a R~osenbloom inmediatamen
tie que este golpee a DIN cor el re-
YES del guante:
"Quiero que esta pelea Sc desa-
rrolle de acuerdo en- las reglas del
box, dijo Frank Bachman, quien
actda como manager de DIN.
Eel e%ncuentro tendra diez rounds
como lfmite Y ell evento semi-final
sera cubierto por Baby-Face Mat
heson quien Sc enfrentara a Bobby
Olivas.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
Sc ENFRENTAN
EN- Ell GARDEN
De NUEVA YORK
Los criticos predicen que ell
i%taloamericano sera ven
cido hoy en- la noche

United Press para LA OPINION
NUEvA YORK, Mayo 1o.-Dis-
putsndose ell campeonato mundial
de peso lisero que quedo vaeante
al pasar Barney Ross de esta cate
eoria, Lou Ambers y Tony CAMEO
neri subiran hoy en- la noche al ring
del Madison Square Garden para
.n~frentarse en- un encuentro a quin
ce rounds.
No obstante que Canzoneri es
considerable como n de los mas
srandes peleadores de las divisio-
les llvianas, los mas conocidos ex-
pertos pugilisticos de Estados Uni
los han escogido a Ambers como ell
favorito, creyendose que su juven-
tud sc impondra sobre la tecnica
lei exmonarca de peso ligero.
Los aficionados esperan que ell en-
cuentro sera uno de los mas reni-
los que Sc hayan registrado en- ell
Garden. Ell hecho de que la pelea
maya sido anunciada a ounce cpl
sodios ha ~provocado que las apues-
.as Sc coticen EN- favor de Ambers
| quien Sc lie concede mas resisten-
ia.
acknowledgements Sc supo aqui
hoy en- la noche que ell Madison
square Garden trata de enfrentar
Il vencedor de este encuentro con
Baby Arizmendi. campeon mundial
lie peso de puma por Ia comision
lie Box de Nueva York:
"Arizmendi puede subir de peso
faeiImente sin danar su constitu-
zion fisiea y seria possible que
p~eleara en- Nueva York va sea con
Ambers o con Canzoneri", dijo hoy
en- la noche I'm representative del
Madison. roiit
La opinión., 1935-05-10

despues de que haya sido integrado
oficlalmente ell Comite.
O.-Encomendar al Secretarlo,
para que de cuenta official de estos
acuerdos a los Delegates asistentes,
a los Ministries de Guerra de los
paises mencionados, al Miembro
Executive. General Rodolfo Castillas
y ka los Counties Olimpicos de los
pafses mencionados.
S).-Para c~onstancia de 10 hecho,
Sc firma la presente ACTA que au-
toriza con su firma al Secretar!o.-
F, Maldonado Aspe. Rep. por Me-
xieo.-R. Salazar, Rep. por El SAL
vador.-D. Sanchez Latour. Rep,
lpor Guatemala. Martinez Ceba-
Hos. Secretario."
La opinión., 1935-05-10
zURiTA, oTRo FAVoRlTo

Juan Zurita es otro de los peIes.
dores mexicanos CUE Sc han con-
Vertido en- favoritos de los aficio-
nados de Los Angeles. zurita SUI
bio al ring la primera vez, en- 81
estadio de Hollywood, con las a.
nuestaF en- su contra, en- la pelea
CUE scstuvo con Pablo Dano. Sin
embargo, ell n%exicsno, a quien Sc
considerable I'm "pich6n" gan6 am
~r'iamente ell ~encuentro al filipino.
Mas tarde. Zurita pele6 en- el Par
que Wrigley de Los Angeles, per-
diendo una dudosa decision contra
Midget Wolgast.
Sc sabe igualmente aquf que Ro-
dolfo Casanova probablemente ha-
ga una viaje a Los Angeles tam
bien. aunque Sc crse que autes
sostendra n pelea con Baby Ariz-
mendi. QUEEN acept6 Ell reto que 10
lanzo ell ~ex-nevero.