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La opinión., 1935-09-10
FL EMBARGO De.
ARMAMENTOS DE.
GUERRA EN- E. II
FL Cobierno Sc preocupa va
por especificar cuales per
trechos no pueden salir

WASHINGTON, septiembre q,
(UP)-Los Estados Unidos, u sc
han cOmprometido a un embargo
de armamentos en- case de conflic
to en- ell extranjero. sc han dcdi-I
cado a la tarea de especificar cor
toda claridad cuales seran los i'm.
plementos de guerra que no po-
dram salir del pals en- case de hos.
tilidades.
Ell primer indicio Official es que
Ell embargo debe seguir estricta-
mente Ia letra de Ia ley de neu-
tralidad, la que ordena al presi-
dente Roosevelt, durante una que
IRA en- ell extranjero "especiflcar
claramente las armas, municiones
e i~mplementos de guerra cuya ex-
portaci6n prohibe Ia ley.
La lista no existe al presente,
pero los funcionarios Sc han a
presurado a decir a la prensa que
la facultad del embargo no sc
extiende hasta las materials pri-
mas que podrfan clasificarse como
accessories de guerra.
Esta Interpretation, aunada a
las cifras oficiales, mostrando I'm
aumento en- este ano por sobre
ell pasado en- las e~xportaciones de
material util para Ia guerra, aun.
que hay disminuci6n en- las armas
Y municiones propiamente dichas,
ha tenido cierta Influenza en- la
exportaci6n con motive del en-
barge.
Durante los primeros siete me-
ses de 1885, segdn los informes
del Departamento de Concrete,
aumentaron las exportaciones de
hilos de algodon, dtiles en- la ma
%nufactura de explosives, chatarra,
lingotes de cobre, camiones, trac-
torres Y otros. No obstante. las al
mas de fuego, municiones y ex-
plosivos. bajaron a solo $3.50.
S3.31G,OO0.OO.
Italia, dedicada a una gran mo-
vilizaci6n, ha sido un gran COM
prador de chatarra, hilas Y camio-
nes. pero bajo Ia Interpretation
del embargo obligatorio de seis
meses, estos productos no serdn
afectados.
Este factor. junto con la ausen-
cia de un embargo a los credItos,
segdn la opinion de algunos esta-
ba en- la mente de Mr.. Roosevelt
cuando firmo Ia ley de neutra-
lidad V dijo: "Esta seccion re-
quiere mayor estudio entire el pre-
sente y la expiration del embar-
go.
Aunque no existe Ia lista de
implementos de guerra que pue-
den ser e~mbargados, segun la ley
de neutralidad, los Estados Unidos
tienen embargos Electives contra
China, Honduras Y Nicaragua, y
anteriormente los tenia contra el
Brasil. Cuba, Mexico Bolivia y Ell
Paraguay.
Ademas, ha presentado un pro-
veto a la Liga de Naciones, para
una convention international para
ell control sobre Ia manufacture de
m V municiones.
Los ~funcionarios dicen que este
proyecto ha podido ser la base del
embargo bajo Ia ley de neutrali-
dad, pues cubre:
1.-Armas, municiones e nipple.
mentos de guerra, para su uso
en- la terra, el mar o el aire. En-
esta categoria Sc incluyen los RI
files. ametralladoras, howitzers, mu
n~iciones para estas tres armas tor
pedos, tanques y vehiculos bin
dados.
2.-Barcos de guerra de todas
classes. inclusive p~orta-aviones y
submarines.
3.-Aparatos de aviacion para
uso militar.
4.-Armas Y municiones que pue-
dan destinarse a usos militares y
no militares.
5.-Todos los aparatos de avia-
ci6n.
La opinión., 1935-09-10
MATRIMONIO

FL conocido sehor Mario Castillo
de veintiocho amos de edad, me
CAMEO de Aerovias Centrales con
domicilio en- casa numero cincuen
Ia Y cinco de la calle No Reelec-
cion, co%ntrajo matrimonio con la
sehorita Ramona Tanori, origina-
ria de esta capital. de veinte amos
de edad. con domieilio en- ell nu-
nero so de la calle Narbona. Ates
tiguaron este acto los sehores Ra-
fael Revilla, Ignacio ID. Otero, Je-
s1s Gomez Y Jose Molina. Para fes
tejar este ice sus numerosas amis
tades Sc reunieron e. Ia residen-
cha de la agasajada hacienda vo-
tos por la eterna luna de miel de
los uevos desposados.
La opinión., 1935-09-10
"AUNQUE listed NO
10 CREA"

Estamos a CINCO de Septiem-
bre y la muy H. Junta Patriotica
como 81 estuvieramos a 81 de Fe-
brero, no da sehales de vida. Aver
fueron citados sus miembros a una
reunion en- ell local que ocupa ell
Departamento de Educacion Publ
ca en- ell Palacio de Gobierno y,
"aunque listed no 10 crea", NO HU
30 QUORUM para s%esionar, pues
que solo asistieron los profesores
Vargas Pihera y Andres Silva. ESQ
es patriotismo; 10 demas... pal
~gato".....
La opinión., 1935-09-10

pele ell content
do del abdomen hacia las par
tes debiles de las paroles abb
dominates. Estas parties debi-
les pueden ser las ineles y la
region umbiIieal. Siendo las pri-
meras las mas eomunes en- los
casos de hernia.
Muy pocas veces la hernia es
debida a golpes o lastlmaduras
~directas, a pessr de que es d.
ficil determinar 81 orIgen, en-
muchos casos.
Como anoto en- renglones n
teriores, hay casos de hernia
umbilieal; este sucede especial
mente en- los ninos. Tambien
existen muchos casos de hernia
de las paroles abdominales, des-
pues de una operaci6n en- ell alb
domen y este es debido a las
costuras o cicatriz que Sc abren
y que la persona tiene que lie
var. o bien a la falta de habili-
dad de parte del eirujano que
la practice.
Ell saco o bolsa hernico pue-
de ser tan pequeno que sea i'm
p~ereeptible. pero 20 he Vlsto
casos en- que su tamaho es CO.
mo ell de una c~olifIor, y eontlene,
por resla general, parte de los
intestinos, segun ell tamaho que
sea dicha boIsa. Muchas Veees
la hernia Sc extranguIa, 10 cuai
auiere decir que ell euello del
saeo Sc cierra y ell contenido del
mismo no Sc puede empujar a
su estado normal. Cuando este
acontece es precise obtener aten
ei6n mediea experta Immediate
mente, va que ell case es de pc
Iiero, pues ell pedazo de intesti-
no dentro del saco puede gan
srenarse, ocasionardo la muer-
tie. La operacion quir1rgica en-
estos casos es absolutamente ne
cesaria.
Ell tratamiento de la hernia
puede ~dividirse en- dos parties;
q~uir1rgico y no quir1rgico. Fl
seeundo consiste en- ell uso de
un sosten hernieo, ell eual Sc
puede IIevar con comodidad 81
Sc ajusta correctamente y 81 la
hernia es %pequeha. La selection
de este sosten es ~dificultosa de-
Dido a que hay tantos a la VEN
ia en- ell mereado que Sc supo-
ne sean de un efecto maravillo-
so. Sin embargo, 10 mejor que
ell paciente debe hacer es con-
sultar a un medico experto a fin
de saber ST ell sosten de6e usar-
Sc o no o que clase es la mas
conveniente. Pero hay que te-
ner en- cuenta que dichos soste-
mes no euran la hernia, sino que
solo sirven para ell proposlto
que su nombre indica; tan prom
to como Sc quite, la hernia Sc
euira en- su mismo estado.
FL tratamiento que Sc ha pues
to en- vega en- los ultimos amos
es ell de las inyeceiones, ell cual
Sc ha practicable cor exito en-
varios casos, pero hasta la fe-
cha Sc considera como en- e<-
perimentaci6n.
En- mi opinion, ell tratamiento
quirursico de la hernia es ell
mejor, siempre que la eondicion
genera lde la salud del paeien-
tie sea satisfactoria y que este
no sea demasiado viejo. La ope-
raci6n no es p~eligrosa y tiene
por objeto reparar. por d%eeirlo
asi, las parties debiles de las pa
redes abdominaIes. Por resla
La opinión., 1935-09-10
-DOt-
EXPOSITION EN- LA ES-
CUELA ~PREPARATORIA
cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Sept. o.

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept. o.
Observation-Disclosures gran salon
de exposition escolar, sera cons
truido en- ell paraninfo de Ia. Escuela
Nacional Preparatoria. segdn anun-
clio el Rector de la Universidad.
En- ell salon seran expuestos los ira
bajos cientfficos Y literarios no So
lamente de IA Universidad Nacional
de Mexico, sine de las Universida-
des de los Estados. de acuerdo con
ell proyecto del Rector Ocaranza.
La opinión., 1935-09-10
Desmienten la.....
Sigue de la "a. Pag. }

ORGANISING.
Sc ha sabido que en- los centres
polfticos, Sc quiere designar en- ell
Comite de Estado del PNR ell Sc
nor Antonio Siqueiros, represent
tante electo ante la II. Legislatu-
ra por Ell Distrito de %Sahuaripa, pa
ra que asuma la Presidential del
mencionado centre polftico.
La opinión., 1935-09-10

dedican a labo-
res rudas, a pc
sar de que tam
bien La sufren
las mu e S y
U los ninos.
NJ U c h a veces
estos c con
ella.
La hernia e s
o~easionada p o r.
la tension de log
musculos abdo
minales. cuando
Sc leVanta algo
pesado. Ell e s.
fuerzo hecho i'm
La opinión., 1935-09-10

ContInue su education por medic
de Ia ieetura. Nunea es taros
para aprendsr. Pids hoy misme
nuestro catkIoao dc iibros GRA-
IT'S. - LIBERIA IoZANO,
2o3 N. Los Angeles Strsst.-Los
Angeles. CsiM
La opinión., 1935-09-10

general de la saIud del paeien-
complete y ell paciente no nece.
sta usar mas ell sosten hsrnico
y dedicarse a trabajos pesados
81 asi 10 desea.
La opinión., 1935-09-10

Por MONTE sALvIN, NJ. D.
HERNIA

La hernia es a;iiecion muy
comGn y la Padeeen con parti-
cularidad los hombres cue Sc
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Basket Briefs

Fort Myer basketers stand q fine
chance Of successfully defending their
Sd Corps Area championship. 1t ap-
pears. They eliminated Boiling Field S
Quint. 3l-30, yesterday in a hair
raiser and now must play of for the
crown with the Camp Meade and Fort
Monroe teams.
Prince Georges County (Md)
League games carded tonight between
Company F and Mount Rainier GrayS
and Maryland A. c. and Certified
Bakers have been postponed until
Thursday night. Company F. has
listed the East Washington Mems
Club five for tonight at 8 o'clock at
the Hyattsville Armory.
Other results:
Stewards Pharmacy, A; Takoma
Boys Club. 81.
Army War College, 40; Fort How
ard. SO.
st. Mary Celtics Juniors, 81; Sen
tors, Is.
Columbias, %; Post, II.
Army War College Juniors, %; st.
Johns Juniors, IA.
Battery A, 35; Ehrlich, %.
Y. M c. A. Hawks, 81; Georgetown
Boys Club, II.
Southeast Flashes, 4S; Mack's Grill,
%.
Jewish Community Center, 43;
Georges Radio, 18.
Virginia Trojans are after games
with unlimited class quints for tomor-
row and Thursday nights. Call Clar-
endon 377-W-1.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Has Big Repertoire.

"CMPLY because he has more golf
y shots and can play them better
than any OF them" Mcleod
situation. Here you call him the best
amateur golfer, and he isn't allowed
to play in the national champion
ship?" We queried.
yep" Freddie said. "And I still
say he is the best amateur golfer in
the United States. He may never
prove it, but will think so just the
same" 1t all goes back to 1929 when
Johnny Dawson reached the semi
final in the North and South amateur
title tourney at Pinehurst. On the
eve of his semi final match he was
quietly requested to withdraw from
the tournament. He did That Sep
tember Johnny entered the national
championship at Pebble Beach. Again
he was asked to withdraw his entry.
He hasn't played in big tournament
since, even though he has won count
less minor affairs. all of the invita-
tionS or non-title variety. 1t all comes
about because John has a job with
A. G. Spalding & Co., who happen
to manufacture and sell golf balls and
golf clubs. John is not a salesman,
in the true meaning of that word
He Is a goodwill man who goes
around the country keeping the boys
in line with his company, a contact
man who plays lot Of golf and is not
supposed to sell anything. He has
been with the company a good many
years, and Fred Mcleod says he was
with them long before he became a
good golfer. And whether you agree
with 1t or not, his employment by the
sport goods house is the reason he is
barred from playing in the amateur
championship. But John won the
invitation tournament at the Country
Club Of Virginia last Spring giving
Billy Howell an artistic paSting in the
final, after winning the medal, and
there isn't much doubt that if he
entered one of the invitation tourna-
ments around Washington he would
be a welcome and featured entrant.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
NORWEGIAN REGAINS
WORLD SKATE TITLE
Two Firsts, as Many Thirds Are
Scored by Staksrud in Meet
Held at Oslo.
.sLo, Norway, February 10 Op.-

NSLO. Norway, February 1S P).-
~ The new world speed skating
champion is 2S-year old Michael
StakSrud of Norway.
Scoring pair Of firsts and two
thirds in the two-day competition
ending yesterday, Staksrud piled up
a winning total of 196.425 points to
reassume the throne be held in 1880.
On the final day the Norwegian
star won the 10000 meters in l7:485
and placed third in the 1900 meters
which War Ballangrud Of Norway
won in 2:234 with another Norwegian,
Harry Haraldsen second On Satur-
day Staksrud won the 5000 meters
and finished third behind HaraldSen
and Hans Engnestangen of Norway
in the 500 meters.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Declared Best amateur Golfer Boxing Hope Seen Jadcic Go
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR
yY1ALTER JOHNSON will report

VIIALTER JOHNSON will report
w here March /.
st. Adams basketers sur
prised, defeating Business High by
a close margin.
Johnny Priest, Washington boy
with Rochester, is to coach the
Gallaudet base ball team the COM
ing season.
Conrad B. Doyle, tennis star,
has been ordered to Peru by the
United States Agriculture Depart
ment, and will miss the coming
tennis campaign here.
Armstrong High doWned Com
mercial Highs quint, 29-l4, yester-
day in a colored public high school
basket ball championship series
game here. Patterson, r. Horad,
w. Horad, Walker. Tyler and Lee
performed for Commercial.
The pennant hopes Of The Eve
ming Star team in the Commercial
League were jolted as it dropped
two games to the General Baking
Co. quint. The winners used Rein
hart, RittenhouSe, Hutchinson,
Murray and Duckett. Rolling for
The Star were Whitford, Rodrick,
Champion and Baum.
Evening star., 1935-02-18

ton, whether he is regarded as a
Simon pure by the U. S. G.. A. or not.
according to the Mcleod notion. And
there are several reasons why Johnny,
who plays in the minor league tour
naments and cannot get into the big
show known as the national amateur
championship, doesn't sport a flock
of minor crowns, chief of which is
that he is ordered to make good
showing, but not to win, if you can
believe the grapevine rumorS that go
around regarding the Chicago lad.
But U. S. G. A. ruling or no U. S.
G. A. ruling, Freddie Mcleod thinks
John Dawson is the best amateur
swinging a club in this country,
better man than Lawson Little, Gus
Moreland, Willie TurneSa, George
Dunlap or any of the current crop of
champions and potential champions.
"Why?" We asked Freddie.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Resembles Ouimet Case.
.HE whole situation is like that O
Francis Ouimet back in 1qI!

TIME whole situation is like that of
Francis Ouimet back in 1915
and John Goodman in 1881.
Ouimet, then a partner in a sports
goods store in Boston, was barred in
1915 from the national championship.
But he was invited to play in the
Western amateur and won it. John
Goodman worked for Spalding for
years in their Omaha office, and until
he got to be a good golfer no one
paid much attention to him. But
he knocked Bobby Jones out of the
National amateur of 1929 and a year
or so later Johnny was told to change
his business connection-or else. He
did, and now he sells insurance and
does well at it.
Put John Dawson in the National
championship today and he would
wade through that field like Jones
used to do" Freddie says. Lawson
Little might give him a close rub
and might lick him with a great
round. but think John would come
very close to winning in his first try.
He Is a great shotmaker-one of the
finest golfers in the world today-and
yet he isn't allowed to play amateur
golf and he won't play as a profess
sional. It's a funny situation, isn't
it?"
So at every big championship YOU
can see the man whom Freddie rates
as the finest amateur in the land.
going around glad-handing the BOYS,
helping 'em with their little problems.
playing practice rounds with them,
but not playing in the tournament.
Personally John Dawson is one of
the most likable lads we know, a
great swinger with fine style and
o very popular man among golfers
themselves. The uncrowned king of
the amateur golfers of the land, to
hear Fred Mcleod tell 1t. Maybe so.
but Lawson Little can knock a golf
ball fairly far and fairly straight.
It would be a real treat to see that
pair scrap it out in the final of any
tournament. Certainly it would be
a far better final than that drab
affair of Brookline last year, where
gallant "Spec" Goldman, good golfer,
but far from a National champion.
took such a shellacking from the
mighty Little.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
THREE-EYE LOOP BACK
Six Clubs Post Forfeits for Six
Club Glass B Circuit.

PEORIA, H., February 18 R.-
Reorganization of the Three-Eye
Base Ball League as a class B circuit
was assured today when six clubs
posted forfeit bonds, elected officers
and agreed to play 130-game sched-
ules, commencing May S and closing
September 8.
L. j. Wylie of Decatur was named
to the presidency which he held in
the old league, Harry Scranton Of
Peoria was elected vice president and
Ross Herriott of Terre Haute, Ind,
secretary. Springfield, Bloomington
and Fort Wayne, Ind, are the other
three members of the league. Each
club posted a 81 500 bond.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
TERP BOXERS AIM
At LOOP LAURELS.
Seen Title Contenders in
Southern Circuit After
Draw With Virginia.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

INSPIRED by its ascent to the pin
nacle Of college boxing through
the medium of that dramatic
draw with Virginia's ring rulers,
University Of Maryland's undefeated
istic forces today eagerly eyed an
even more precious sprig Of laurel
the Southern Conference team cham
pionship.
The partial crumbling of Virginia's
boxing dynasty Saturday in the Cava-
liers home ring not only has Mary
landerS keyed up to high expectations,
but also has forced even the most par
tial and loyal Virginian to confess that
the Cavaliers hold OH the Southern
Conference is insecure for the first
time in four years. The tWo-day meet
next Friday and Saturday IN Char
lotteSville is expected to SurpaSs all
others in class and keen competition.
Heretofore, Virginia has looked to
Duke and North Carolina for its stiff
est competition, and neither the Blue
Devils nor the TarheelS have pos
SeSSed what it takes to stop the Smartly
coached Cavaliers. Maryland's change
In status from mere Southern Con-
ference upstart to a co-favorite has
thrown an entirely new light on the
annual affair, which seems certain to
attract more interest than any other
athletic event in the circuit.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
SPEEDY WE[TERS
OUT TO pep FANS
Tonight's Match Expected
to Revive Interest in
Waning Sports.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

n I'VE" 4A4dLlNldl INV dAlu
~ failing fast, to judge by recent
n box Office receipts, local pro-
fessional boxing looks to rail-
ly tonight, when Johnny Jadick Of
Philadelphia and FRITZ Zivic Of Pitts
burgh clash in a scheduled 10-round
welterweight battle at the Washington
Auditorium.
1t was the welterweight fighter who
had the ring game booming here only
few months ago when third-rate
ringsters-the Bob Wilson's, Phil Furrs,
Jay MeCadonS, Cary Wrights, etc
were packing the Riding and Hunt
Club. Now, with lack of interest clear
ly displayed by the paltry crowd of
$40 spectators at heavyweight match
last week, the l47-pounders once again
will be given a chance TO pep up the
apathetic public.
Jadick, former junior welterweight
champion Of the world, was installed
a 7-to-5 favorite by the betting fra
ternity yesterday as both fighters ia
pered of their training and began
passing the time before the bell with
confident predictions.
Evening star., 1935-02-18

national o p e n
c h a m p ion, one
Johnny Dawson
Of Chicago IS the
I l n e S t club
swinger hitting
the ball among
the amateurs of
this country.
Johnny, W h o
was in Washing
ton for a couple
of weeks las t
September, a n d
will be back again
in April. is tops
among the anna
teurS of the Ma
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Carnegie Foun-
dation's annual report hits Notre
Dame and Southern California for
"commercializing" foot ball.
Three years ago-Jack Dempsey lost
newspaper decision in four-round ex-
hibition with King Levinsky, at Chi
cago. Ten-ounce gloves were used.
Five years ago-Babe Ruth, more
worried about golf than his base ball
contract, hints he will compromise on
Yankee offer of $4,000 and his own
demand for S85, 900 for 1880 season.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
N. B. A. Feather Champ Knocks
Out Spain's Best in Two Minutes.

BARCELONA, February 18 R.-
Much to his own embarrassment, Jose
Girones of Spain has discovered Just
why Freddie Miller, Cincinnati south
paw, is recognized as world feather
weight champion by the National
(American) Boxing Association.
A crowd of 10000 in the bull ring
yesterday saw Miller knock out the
Spanish champion in two minutes of
the first round of a 15-round bout.
Miller unloosed a flood Of heavy lefts
at the outset, and Girones went down
and out almost before the battle
started.
The gate" was 100000 pesetas
(about $27,630).
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Ends Western Swing.

TINE tournament completed the
Winter tour Of the golfers in
the West. Most OF them said
they were headed for Tampa, Fla.
Other money winners and their
scores:
Byron Nelson. Texarkana, 289, and
Harry Cooper. Chicago. 2S9, each SIS;
Horton Smith, Oak Park. Ill, 291;
Willie Goggin. San Francisco; Al
Zimmerman, Portland: Jack Grout,
Texas; Bunny Torpey. Kansas City,
all $50 each; Walter Hagen, Detroit,
297; Emory Zimmerman, Portland,
293; Jimmy Hines, Timber Point,
Long Island, 298, and Vic GheZZi,
Deal, N. j., all $25 each; George
Whitehead, Tulsa, Okla, 300; Henry
Bontempo, Springfield, Mass, 300,
and Ralph Guldahl, Los Angeles,
300, all $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
REDSKINS MUST PASS
Marshall Makes Casey Grid Pros
Coach to Better Air Game.

BOSTON, February 18 P).-The
appointment Of Eddie Casey, former
Harvard head foot ball coach, as
coach of the Boston Redskins Pro-
fessional Foot Ball Club has been
announced by President George
Marshall.
Casey, who rejected two college Of
fers during the past few weeks, signed
a two-year contract with the pro-
feSSional team. Marshall refused to
name his salary, but intimated it was
larger than the $1,000 the former
Crimson star received from his alma
mater.
In casting his lot with the profess
sionals. Casey succeeds Lone Star
Dietz. who directed the Redskins dur
ing the past two seasons. Marshall
and his Indian coach came to the
parting Of the ways because the presi-
dent felt that the Dietz system did
not include enough spectacular open
play.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Jadick No Better.-Zivic.


7IVIC, youngest and last Of a re-
Il. nowned fighting family which
produced five professional ring
men, thinks he will have a surprise in
store for the former champion, who
Still is young in years but a veteran
at the game.
Il saw Jadick beaten by Jimmy Leto
in Pittsburgh a couple Of years ago."
declared the 2l-year-old Zivic, "and I
had plenty Of chance to study him.
Since then I. too, lost to Leto, but it
was by much closer margin than
Johnny did.
81 figure I'm on my way up and
Jadick certainly is getting no better.
Which argues well for my chances of
surprising everybody Monday night"
Jadick. a popular figure in Washing
ton since his classy victory over Phil
Furr recently, naturally does not agree
with his foeman. Jabbing Johnny,
probably the cleVerest ringman TO
show here since legalization Of boxing
and twice winner over Tony Canzoneri,
thinks he finally is in a position to
stage a real comeback and become a
standout threat for the welterweight
crown.
Nothing would please me better
than to land third shot at CanZoneri
in Washington" says Jadick. I've
boxed my way back into great shape.
am as good as ever and can't be
counted out as a championship con-
tender by any means"
Evening star., 1935-02-18
AlPs Well i'm Rasslin' Game
BoOms Abroad, Holds Own in U. S., Declares
Judson, Enriched by Australian Trip.

and financial standpoint, Judson
says:
There's nothing the matter
with the wrestling game. In fact,
it's growing by leaps and bounds
abroad and holding Its own here.
II attribute its prosperity to the
fact that in wrestling, more than
any other sport, the boys go their
limit to please. Something that
can't be said In several other
branches of athletic competition ]
might mention" T.