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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-29
BY LUCIA RIZZARDI
CODyrlght 1898 by United Pressl


Copyright 1895 by United Press)
Brussels, Aug. 29.--(UP)--Bel-
GUM, q loved member of its royal
family killed in tragic clrcum-
stances for the second time In Is
months was Mortified to-day ut
news of Queen Astrid's instant
death. News passed first in the
form of rumor, and then as fact.
Even as newspapers were publish
ing urgent extra editions, the
Bourse was closed and notices were
posted on boards outside of all
theaters and motion picture houses
that there would be no perform
ances. A cabinet council was sum-
moned at once, to meet at Q p. m.
Is a. m. EST.
The normal life OF the gay CAPT.
tai nearly was brought to stand
still. People gathered In the streets
in tears to discuss the death Of
the queen. Many functions were
scheduled for to-day, at the climax
OF the summer season, and they
were cancelled as quickly as could
be as news Of the queens death
spread. No member Of the royal
family Is In Belgium at present.
The royal children are with their
parents In Switzerland. The queen
mother II at Naples. Leopold's
brother, Prince Charles. is travel
ing abroad. Flags we're at half
ntaff throughout Belgium.
Premier Van iceland left for
Lucerne by airplane Immediately
after holding n cabinet meeting.
Il was rumored In court circles
that the queen had been expecting
the birth OF another child In Janu.
airy.
Fatal Coincidence
Brussels, Aug. 29,--(UP)-The
death of Queen Astrid. which oc-
CURED at 10 a. M, coincided with
the hour whom mass was being
said for the repose OF the soul OF
King Albert at Marche Les Danes.
where he was killed In a mountain
fall.
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WORLD IN DANGER
SAYS BRITICHER

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because Of the fundamental issues
involved" Viscount Cecil said. IAN
Italo- Ethiopian war might easily
lead to European war which, In
turn, would probably lead to !, q
world war OF such gigantic and
terrible proportions that one can
not conceive how civilization could
possibly survive It.
Which Is Mistaken
1.-THE question that will come to
the minds OF thinking millions Is
not whether Italy or Ethiopia Is
right or wrong, but rather, re-
gardless OF which nation is mis-
taken, is one Of them to be allowed
to take the law into its own hands
Just as civilized nations do not al
low their citizens to take the law
into their own hands, so civilisa-
ton Is duty bound to prevent Italy
from doing likewise. That must be
the FIRST step in international
progress. It Is the only alternative
to anarchy.
Where VIII They Halt?
"Who can predict" he asked
with intense feeling, where the
nations will halt IL Italy is not
prevented from invading Ethiopia,
regardless of the pretext invoked
in mitigation of the crime? What
faith can weaker nations have in
civilization IL stronger nations are
allowed to triumph by force OF
arms, unchallenged by the world I?
What unanswerable, fofmidab BILE
precedent could be invoked against
any nation claiming to have grew
ances against its neighbors, or any
designs whatsoever against any
other nation, If Italy Is allowed to
conquer Ethiopian"
still Preventable
While admitting that war be-
tween italy and Ethiopia appears
imminent, Lord Cecil was en-
phatic in his opinion that 1t is still
definitely preventable by the COM
bined action Of the members Of
the league" He contended that the
fact that the United States and
japan are not members of the
league was insufficient to weaken
the world forces at Geneva, "un.
less, of course, the United States,
for instance, rendered collective ac-
ton for peace impossible-a con.
t.ngency which I hope need not be
considered"
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Busy Loading Guns


Portsmouth, England, Aug. 90
(UP)--Royal marines and the
royal army ordnance corps were
busy today loading antl-aircraft
guns, gear and equipment aboard
the transport liner Bellerophon for
use in Malta.
The war Office has chartered the
liner to sail for Malta at an early
date to bring the island defenses
to full strength in accordance with
the recent announcement Of de-
Tense preparation in Malta.
Royal air force officers and men
at Gosport and Lee-on-Solent have
been recalled from leave. Three
anti-aircraft batteries, and one ma
chine gun battery of the royal ar
tillery stationed here have can
celled their in service football
matches,
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During u recent case in District
court In Dundalk, Irish Free state.
one woman said OF another: "She
IL on the top OF the world. She has
a house full OF dodgers and yard
full Of pigs, and her man goes
down and draws the dole and free
beef"
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known 10 years ago as THE
Girl With the Magic Fingers, y
,Silen she appeared In London as a
harpist. Mrs. Louisa Amelia Rich
ardson has died at Twickenham
England, aged i04.
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mcnts posted or fiags half masted
at the royal palace until he has
talked personally with his vito
and mother-in-law.
The queen mother and Princess
Marie Jose are at the beautiful
seaside villa OF Rosebery. which II
the crown princes summer resi-
dence.
The crown princes aide de camp
at the royal palace received the
news of the accident and tele.
phoned II to Humbert at Bolzano.
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to Alexandria, west of the Suez
canal the battleship Resolution
and the cruiser Despatch to Port
Said, entrance to the canal, and
the cruisers Arethusa, Delphi and
Durham and the flotilla leader Cod
rington to Haifa, east of the canal.
They have taken on large stores
of munitions and supplies. They
are arrive at their destinations
between September 2 and 20.
Lloyds' Underwriters raised their
premium to-day on policies insur-
In gagainst an Italian Ethiopian
war to 80 per cent-odds of 90 to
on war. The rate against a Eu-
ropean war was 20 per cent? to
against.
BY EDWRAD w. BEAITIE
Copyright, 1885 by United Press)
Adds Ababa. Aug 2-Ethiopia
prepared to care for its victims
of war today as the government
compiled lists of necessary hospital
supplies to be submitted to the
British Red Cross and Egyptian
patriotic organizations raising
funds for that porpose.
The suppliestwill be shipped as
soon as the Ethiopian Red Cross
charter en- route to Geneva, is APP
proved.
Eight British and II Swedish
doctors have been given Ethiopian
visas to enter the country as soon
as war Is declared.
Druggists Ship upplles
American wholesale druggists
are shipping vast supplies to Eth
iopia. Care of the wounded Of war
does not come within the recently
enacted neutrality legislation at
Washington,
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BODY IS BROUGHT
TO ROYAL VILLA
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"The queens death was CAUSED
by her being thrown out OF the
car against u tree"
The automobile still was In the
lake this afternoon.
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Condolences

DUHUOtcItces
washington, Aug. 29--(UP)--
Secretary OF State Cordell Hull
went personally to the Belgian en-
bassy today to express President
Roosevelt's and his own sympathy
and sorrow over the death of
Queen Astrid.
Hull, accompanied by James c.
Dunn, chief OF the division OF
western European affairs. and
Richard Southgate, chief of the d.
vision OF protocol and conferences.
hurried to the, embassy as soon as
they received word of the tragedy
In Switzerland. They expressed
their regrets to Prince Eugene de
Ligne, the charge d'affaires.
Castel Gandolfo, Italy, Aug. 20
(UP)-The Pope, notified of Queen
Astrid's death, telephoned his deep
sympathy to King Leopold at
Lucerne.
Cardinal Pacelli called the Bel
gian legation to express the Pope's
condolences.
London, Aug. 29--(UP)-Queen
Wilhelmina OF Holland was In
formed of Queen Astrid's death
while on a holiday in Scotland.
How awful, how terrible" she
exclaimed.
Queen Mary was notified on
train bound from Hardwood 10
Balmoral when 1t halted at tho
Edinburgh station. She remained
in the train all during the halt.
Paris. Aug. 29-(UP)-France
will go into mourning for Queen
Astrid of the Belgians. the foreign
Office announced today on news OF
her tragic death in Switzerland.
The foreign Office expressed the
governments grief. and q. repre-
sentative went at once to the Bel
gian embassy to convey condol-
ences.
Balmoral. Scotland. Aug. 20
(UP) - King George, greatly
shocked by the death of Queen Az
trid. today ordered condolences
! sent 70 King Leopold.
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chusetts. In Boston. 1856 cases have
been recorded.
At Baldwinsville. It's members Of
a CCC camp were quarantined at
ter one man had exhibited symp-
toms following a weekend visit to
his home.
Although officials felt there was
no immediate cause for alar4ns they
decided to wait until Labor Day be-
fore determining whether opening
of schools should be delayed.
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SCHOOLS NOT TO.
OPEN WEDNESDAY

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MAX REDICAN Is
!. HELD FOR TRIAL

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Balmoral, Scotland. Aug. 29---
(UP) - King George. greatly
shocked by the death of Queen Az
trid, today ordered condolences
sent 10 King Leopold.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
VICTORIA DEL
CLUB MEXICO
E N N MS

Ell domingo pasado ell Club Atle-
leo Mexico. derroto al Club Fran
,es por tres juegos a dos, en- la can
cha de Brunswig. situado en- Ia ca
lie West Adams.
Muy concurridos Sc vieron estos
sncuentros. estando presentes los
niembros de ambos clubes. Los re-
;ultados fueron los sigulentes:
Alvarado terroto a Kerlands por
10, As 7-5.
Carvajal derroto Il Huessar por
IL, As "a.
Sanchez derroto a Grahm por
i-3, rs Us.
Millet derroto a Rios por 81 81
IA.
En- los dobles Millet y Kerlands
lerrotaron a Carvajal y Alvarado
20, 40 y Ga.
Ell proximo domingo ell Club Me-
Sico Sc e~nfrentara al equipo Japo
nes de la A. A. u. en- Echo Park.
principiando a las s de la mana
n1.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
ALEMANIA EN-
LOS FINALES DE
LA COPA DAVIS
Arrollo al equipo de Checo-
eslovaquia en- ell round
semi final

United Pres para LA OPINION
PRAGA, Checoeslovaquia. Julio
l7.-Checoeslovaquia quedo el:nlira
da del torneo por la Copa Davis al
ser vencida por Alemania, que con
esta victoria en- las finales de la
iona europea conquisto ell derecho
de enfrentarse a Estados Untdos en-
la final &c ~interzonas, ell proximo
sabado.
Ell baron Gottfried Won Cramm,
as de los jueadores alemanes, de-
rroto a Roderick Mcneil en- mi re
nida contienda en- que al final de
impuso con los scores de So, Ga,
40, 81 y 81, mientras que Heiner
Renkel venei6 a Jon Casks, Ga y
60.
La pareja de dobles tornado por
Won cramm Y *. Lund, quienes &c
mostraron estar muy fuertes al de
rrotar a Ia pareja de checoeslova-
cos. tienen confianza en- derrotar
tambien a los jugadores norteame
ricanos Wilmer Allison y John Van
Ryn.
tambien a Estados Unidos, para
enfrentarse n ~Inglaterra en- ell round
final del torneo por la Copa Davis.
I'll juego Estados Unidos-Alema
MIA empezara ell proximo sabado
en- Wimbledon.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
BOX ES
UN FRACASO
EN- MEXICO

clUDAO DE MEXICO, Julio 8
(Por Correo.)- Las desoladas era
derias de la Arena Nacional en- la
session de box de anoche, son Ia me
ior demonstration del daho Que su-
FIRE este deporte, aqui y en- todas
parties, cuando Ell publico SURE una
deception al abrigar la ~creencia de
que hubo chanchullo en- una pelea,
haya existido o no. No importa que
los prOmotOres les %ofrezcan buenas
peIeas o regulares como las hubo
anoche, los aficionados Sc RESTRAIN
y optan por no asistir.
En- el programa sabatino hubo de-
TODD: Buenas y regulares.
La mejor de Ia noche fue Ia que
presentaron Aware Pacheco Kid
Torero" y Alberto Guerra. Ell mu-
chacho -veracruzano que hacia So
presentation en- contra de veterano
Y aguerrido boxeaGor, Que ha sido
una prueba dura para cualqulera,
cay6 de pie y salio con la decision
en- la bolsa, perfectamente canada.
NO CTeeIlOS que eolS nuAlIIeilhc-
mente maduro, pero tiene punch.
es valiente y con resistencia. Ese
golpe magnifico con la izquierda hi
20 Que en- tres ocasiones visitara
Ia Iona ell Pel6n Guerra. Pierde mu-
chas oportunidades todavia y es-
ia Ago indeciso. pero seguramente
con mayor experienced sera uno de
los idolos &c Mexico.
Ell encuentro entire Joe Condo Y
Valentin Miro fue POGO emocionan
t6. Condo con su largo alcance y
u precauciones in6tiles, Y ell his
PIANO con su forma de enconcharse
no hicieron que apareciera Ia emo
ci6n. Gano ell mazatleco el veredic-
to.
Fernando Valdes obtuvo Ell fallo
contra Santiago Hurtado. Este do
mino al principle y do buenos gol
pes, despues OPTIC por amarrar y
Valdss con su acostumbrada valen
tia 10 superb. Deberia de haber siGo
tablas.
En- Ia de seis rounds. Pace Sotelo
gan6 por decision a Tommy Aznar
y en- ell preliminar, Gustavo Nate
ra tuvo ell margen contra Salvador
Raya.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
LA PELEA FUE
CONCERTADA VA
EN- NUEVA YORK
Sera ell 10 de agosto, en- ell
Dyckman Oval, a quin-
ce rounds

United Press para LA OPINION
NUEVA YORK, NJ. Y, Julio II.
LA pelea de Ia cue debe surgir ell
nuevo campoon mundial de peso
bantam, reeonocido por las oomisio
mes atIetioas de California y Nueva
York, y por la Association Nacio-
nal de Box, fue concertads hoy en-
la noehe aqui para ell IS de Asos-
to, euando Lou Salica, italiano de
Nueva York. y Sixto Eseobar, de
Puerto Rico, firmaron para enfren
tarse en- ell Dyckman Oval en- Ia fe
cha mencionads.
Ell |encuentro sera a Is rounds, y
Sc conslGera como la final de la
elinlinatorla que Sc condujo en- ell
oeste de Estados Unidos. y en- Ia
que Salica surgio triunfante al ven
Ger al filipino Pablo Dano en- Los
Angeles.
Eseobar es reconoeido como ell as
pirante n1mero uno al titulo en-
ell este, y solo faIta que derrote a
Salica en- su proxima pelea para
que sea coronado campeon
mundial de peso bantam, en- susti-
tucion del panameho Al Brown.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
$4,000 P0R
La PELEA CON
e. NEGRO LOUIS
Is 10 que pide Max Schmel-
ing al Twentieth Cen
fury, dice Joe Jacobs
,,,,..a pr... oar. IA OPINION

United Press para - o''r.S'
BERLIN, Alemania, Julio ~.
Zoe Jacobs, manager dc Max sen
Mailing. y a quien Sc ha atribuioo
m Nueya York d~eclaraciones ue
lue Schmeling pelearia con joe
louis. y mas tarde u el ex-cah-
,eon aleman habfa aceptado peiear
.on Max Baer en- lugar de Louis
,uso fin a la controversial hoy Guam
10 declare aqui que "Sohme''ns no
=. firmado ningun oontrato tods'
ria.
"Esto quiere dsoir", asreao ia
Jobs, "aus sehmeling no ha f'rma'
10 para pelsar con ell negro Joe
-ouis, como 10 anuneio 81 promo
or Mike Jacobs, del twentieth
Century, nj ha firmado para en-
irsntarse q Max Baer, como 10
,nunoio aver Ell promoter Jimmy
Johnston, del Madison Square Gar
den, oausando gran sorpresa en- los
s~ireulos pugilisticos dc Nueva YORK.
lY a quien de los dos prefiere
schmeling?' Sc pregunto al ma
mayer Jacobs.
"Recibi hoy en- la mahana un TO-
leqrama de Max, y lie liable por te
lsfono desde HaiIingdamm, en- IA
costa del B<ico.
~ la respuesta de Max tue que
.sti dispuesto pslear con Joe
Louis eI II do septismbre, en- n
function a ~bensfieio del Fondo dc
a Lsohe que auspieia Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst, por n garan-
ia de $4,000, siempre que 81 d.
nero sea dspositado en- un banco
lie Berlin.
"Pero Max me ha autorlzado pa
"a aeeptar q Baer, 81 la pelsa con
louis no sc haes".
Ell Manager Jacobs hizo estas de-
slaraciones POGO antes de salir de
,egreso 4 Nueva York a bordo del
Washington, urgido por tres Ia
nadas telefonicas trasatlanticas
Tue 10 hizo el Promoter Johnston,
eel Garden.
"Psrsonslmsnts, p~reflero la pe'ea
on Louis, que dejsria on taauills
10 100000 a 100000, tsrmlno 81
manager de SohmsIlns.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
Y,
ZAHARIAS EN-
UN ESCANDALO
United Press para LA OPINION
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Julio IT, DAN

United Press para Ia
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Julio IL Dan
no O'Mahoney. campeon munGial
de luchas, y George zaharias, de
Pueblo, Colo, sostuvieron anoche
aqui un encuentro que termino en-
I'm motin en- que los e~spectadores
lanzaron hasta sillas al ring.
Iii escandalo Sc registro en- ell
Miss /tadium despues de que o.
Mahoney habia sido declarado ven
cedor sobre Zaharias. Cuando ell
campeon Sc dirigio a su oponente
para estrecharle la mano, este res
pondio o fuerte golpe a la quiz
jaGa, que hizo al irlandes tamba-
learse. o'Mahoney So repuso y ra-
pidamente contra ataco con una Sc
rie de punetazos que provoco gran
eXcitacion entire Ell pnblico.
Despues de yarios minutes de In
cha furiosa entire ambos oponen-
ties, subieron al ring la policia, los
promotores y los miembros de Ia
comision Atletica de Illinois para
separar a los r~ijosos.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
LAS CARRERAS
DE "MIDGETS
EN- Ell gilmore
Tn nuevo caro- sera pre-
sentado en- las cOmpeten
cias de esta noche

La Ultima palabra en- automobiles
en- miniature para las earrsrss noe
turnas, ss ell modelo Mcdowell Es-
peeisl que sera ~estrsnado en- la pis
ia del Gilmore Stadium hoy en- IL
noche, d~urante ell prosrans soma
mario que Sc oompondra de una ca.
rrera de 40 Vusltss, y otras siets
competenciss,
Aunque Ell propietario del nueyo
caro- no habia escogido hasta ano-
che al photo que t~ripulara ell Me-
Dowell Especial, Sc cree que sea
Art Scovell ell designado. Ell nue.
vo tipo do automovll, c~onstruido
bajo las mismas base: mecanicas
que los "Po l.To-Cs - sets tiene
un desplazaIaiento dc % pulgadas
cdbicas en- los pisLones, es mas IL
zero que otrUs, paro ~ ede desarro
liar igual potencja ell caballos de
fuerza. Su principal ventaja es 81
POGO peso del motor, algo que los
constructors de automobiles en-
miniature para carreras han bus
cado siempre.
Karl Young. ell campeon de Ho-
nolulu que pilotea ell caro- crens
y rojo No. 8, sufrio un e~speetacu.
lar Academic la semana pasads,
pero nj 81 nj su caro- sufrieron Y
rias, por 10 que entrara nuevamen-
tie en- aeeion hoy.
La carrera estrella, en- Que par
ticiparan doce ~corredores, sera mi
ciada o la salida invertida, Sc
gun anuncia Ia empresa.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
CARUS RUB ON
PERDIO a. EN-
ONCE INNINGS

En- una refidisima contienda Tue
Sc p~rolongo por once innings para
decicir la victoria, los peloteros me
xicanos del Carus Rub On fueron
derrotados ell nltimo domingo en-
ell parque Ell Porvenir. por los ne
gritos del Los Angeles Colored
Giants. La anotacion final fue de 4
carreras a 2.
Pete Delgado. quien lanzo por los
mexicanos. sostuyo un sensational
duelo con los bateadores contrarios
Y aunque logro salir ayantes en- mo
mentos comprometidos, EN- la ulti-
ma entrada lie conectaron varios
hits ligados para meter las Cos a
rreras del game.
FL proximo domingo ell Carus Rub
On sostendra una doble contienda'
enf~renthndose en- Ell primer juego'
a la 1915 p. NJ. a la novena de san
Gabriel Gosney Stars, y en- ell Sc
gundo a los norteamericanos del
Cunningham Roofers.
I'm servicio de camiones absolu-
tamente gratis para ell pdblico, ha
sido estabiecido hasta ell parque,
segdn anuncia la empresa.
La opinión., 1935-07-18

Sox ell pr6ximo domingo, para pre-
senciar los ~encuentros de base ball
cue estan anunciados entire 81 F.
N. R.-HermosiIlo y Aztecas de SAN
Ia Paula, y Hermosa-El Paso y
Santa Anita Stars. . -. ~."- 49,
..Correspondiendo a la cortesla de
Dick Donald, quien ell dltimo mar
ties invite a todos los component
ties de la novena de Sonora para
cue asistieran a la pelea de Ro-
dolfo Casanova y Speedy Dado en-
ell Olympic Auditorium, la empire
sa Lopez-castillo. extendio.. aver
una invitaei6n al matchmaker del
Olympic, quien acepto desde lueso
y estara presente ell domingo. -
Rodolfo Casanova, quien despues
de su facil victoria del martes So
bre Dado, Sc prepare a entrar en-
accion ~nuevamente aqui, possible
mente enfrentandose a Henry Arms
trong, asistira tambien a los Jue-
gos, acompanado por su manager
Luis Morales.
Vicente Lopez, Ell eampecn me~'-
cano de luehas que esta proximo a
disputar ell campeonato mundial de
peso complete a Man Mountain
Dean en- ell e~ncuentro final del tor
neo International del Olympic, tue
inyitado tambien y acepto estar
presente en- ell White Sox, aeompa
nado de su nuevo manager Ed "ss
traneulador" Lewis.
Dan Tobey, anunciador official del
Olympic, formara parte del grupo
de inyitados de honor, asi como
Bert Colima, ell ex-idolo de Whit
tier, quien ell 6ltimo martes oyo
una oyacion en- ell olympic por la
victoria que Sc anoto su ahijado
Manuel Martinez.
La orquesta del Maestro Victor
Alvarez, que ha estado amenizan
do las funeiones del White Sox c
las 1ltimas semanas, deleitara u
vamente a los s~fieionados eon sus
seleceiones mexieanas.
Todos esos atractivos anuncia la
empresa para ell domingo. pero ell
principal de todos esta en- los jue
COS en- ST. que prometen resultar
dos verdaderas contiendas de base
bail.
Los Estrellas de Santa Anita,
que ell domingo pasado derrotaron
a Hermosa-El Paso. vuelven a Ia
carga ell domingo contra las hues-
ties de Tony Galindo. El line up de
los de Santa Ana fue dado a
Ger aver EN- la siguiente forma:
Pitchers: Conchola, Encinas y
Miller; Bono Koral catcher, AL
cantar 10. Joe Koral %. Muhoz 3b,
Sharlie Friend IS. MalGonado II. F..
villa CT. y Rocha IF.
Flores. Hernandez y Sanchez,
| sustitutos
La opinión., 1935-07-18
ACTIN DADES
DEP0RTIVAS EN-
To RICO
Proponen al gobierno la or
ganizacion de una OHM
piada

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, julio Il.
Ell senior Teofno Maldonado, MEM
bro de la Comision de Recreo y
Deportes, hizo una vista al Co
bernador de Puerto Rico Mr.. Blan-
ton Winship con quien c~onferencio
durante media bora en- relacion con
actividades %deportivas del pals. En-
tire otras cosas ell senior Maldonado
solicito del Gobernador Winship
que dirigiera I'm mensaje especial
a la Asamblea Legislative recomen-
dandole la aprobacion de una asig-
nacion annual durante cuatro amos
para sufragar los gastos en- que in
curran los atletas que habran de
representa- a Puerto Rico en- las
proximas Olimpiadas Centroameri-
canas. Este ~proyecto fue presenta-
do en- la session ordinaria Ultima de
la Asamblea Legislative pero que
Do pendiente de la aprobacion de Ia
Camara de Representatives. al dar
por terminates sus trabajos ell Par
lamento Insular.
Tambien el senior Maldonado So
licito del doctor Ernest Gruenlns
en- Washington que i%ncluyese una
asignacion en- ell Plan de Recons-
truccion para ciertas obras rela-
cionadas con ell deporte. en- ell pats
Tanto ell doctor Gruening como el
Gobernador Winship prometieron
dar la debida consideration a la sc
licitud del senior Maldonado.