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, 1935-09-22
LUC|DO FESTIVAL
EN- LA ESCUELA
FEDERAL TIP
Con Motive De La Toma de Possession De La
Nueva DIRECTIVE De La Association De Los
Padres De Familia De Ese Planted

y ell senor Secretario General de
Ia Union de EmpleadoS de Restau-
rants " 5imilares-
El discurso del senior Juan M.
Maraboto. fue Srillante. concise )
de una persuacion tan exquisite que
impreSiono agradablemente al pu-
blico. 10 mismo podemos decir oe
los bailables que gustaron mucho y
de las canciones de "a sonora de
Selvas que estuvieron p~erfectamen-
te lnterpretRdaS. In general pode-
mos decir cue este festival efectua-
do en- LIN anbiente dc sencillez y fra
ternidad. deIo gratos recuerdcs y
IN deseo vehemente de trabajar por
el engrandecimiento del planted.
Los senores Jose Santos AviIa,
Secretario General; Eduardo Leal,
Secretario de Economic. v Professor
Gonzalo Selvas. Secretario de- Ac-
cion Social. son elementos de gran
empuIe, buena volrntad " de ideas
avanzadas que son I'm mejor "a
rantta de IA Sociedad para auguraT
el exito mas complete en- sus ges-
tones
Deseamos a Ia Sociedad dc Padres
y al Comite Pro-Construccion Es-
cueia Federal Tpo. el mayor Gle lnI
triunfos en- Ia consecuci6n Gle suE
elevados propositos y IN APPLAUSE
muy caluroso a todas las agrupacio-
mes obreras por SILL actitud tan en-
con1iable " 81 apoyo decidido IN la
Sociedad que nos ocupa.
, 1935-09-22
Ell Licenciado
Garcia Naranio
En- Una Jira

CIUDAD VICTORIA, lamps,
Sept. 21.-El eminente tribune v
eScritor, Licenciado don Nemeslo
Garcia Naranjo. Sc ~encuentra en-
esta ciudad, habiendo llegado aqui
procedente del puerto de Tampico.
Ell viaje 10 hizo Ell Licenciado Gar
cfa Naranjo por Ell tren ordinario.
En- la eStacion estuvieron a recibir
al diStinguido hijo de Nuevo Leon
nuHneroSos intelectuaeS y repre-
SentacioneS de sociedades.
Ell Licenciado Garcia Naranjo eS
ampliamente conocido EN- Browns
vile, MatamoroS Y otras poblacio-
mes del Vale del Rio Grande.
En- ambas ciudadeS presento con-
ferenciaS cuando vtsito eSas ciuda-
des. Por largos amos reside en- Nue.
va York v algun tempo en- san
Antonio. Texas.
Is muy probable que deSpues de
haber preSentado sus conferences
en- In capital del Estado el Licen-
ciado Garcia Naranjo viSite Mata-
moros y Brownsville. donde cuenta
con numerosas amistades.
, 1935-09-22

Ell 81 primer juego de futbol noe
turno que Sc haya verificado en- es-
IA ciudad, Ia Oncena representative
de- ia Brownsville High Eagles. Ky
derroto decisivamente "a TIA oncena
'T1gres" de Ia Escuela Superior de
Mercedes con una anotacion de 80
"a g
y juego resulto renido a wees,
pero sc VIC claramente que los ju-
gadores de Brownsville eran muy
superiores "a los Gle Mercedes
Mas de dos mil quinientas per-
sonas presenciaron el iuego.
Los iugad0reS de Brownsville eran
mucho mas pesadoS que los juga-
dores de Mercedes. contribuyendo
ESQ muchiSimo a que los vencieran
con un Score tan decisive.
Xavier Quintero, Lbs Fernandez
y Henggler. fueron los tugadores
que mas Sc distinguieron, de los
dc Ia oncena de I'm Brownsville
High"
El Captain Larrsmore Bonner "
T.. Barnes, el ala izuuierda" de TEA
oncena de Mercedes. fueron los ju-
gadores de los "Tigres" que mas sc
distinguieron.
, 1935-09-22
Los Estu diantes
No Aprueban De
I'm Director

MEXICO. ID. ~. Sept. 71.-AT.-
I'll estado de agitacion en- Ia uni
ve-sidad sigue creciendo con mott
vo de Tan aSignacion del professor
BaIbino Davalos como nuevo Rec
tor nombrado por Ell conseIo Uni
versitari0, ell cual fue muy NAL re-
cibidc por los estudiantes. los cuales
han declarado que Ell senior DAvaloS
Is un senor desconocido que ha sido
designado por ell Erupo predical ue
In Universidad. In cooperation Gle
estudiantes socialists dijo que Ia
designation del Lie. Davalos. per-
soma de 90 amos de edad " recono-
edo como conrOtado porfirista- In
dica claramente que los Directories
de Ia Universidad fieles a las indi-
caciones del partido cat6lico cue I'm
han dirigido desde 1888. a In fecha,
trata de sostener 81 posicion de
ideologia caduca.
, 1935-09-22

MATAMOROS, lamps, sept. Al
Fl 10 del actual. en- Ell local que
Ocupa la Escuela Federal T1pO Gle
Matamoros. lamps. tuvo lugar una
session Solemne con motive de la
toma de possession Gle Ia DIRECTIVE
de In Sociedad de Padres de Fa-
milia v Maestros del ~expresado
planted.
La orden del dia que Sc desarrc-
10 fue ell siguiente:
Plea de muSica al piano por
Ia sehorita Minerva Hilton.
u--Lectura de actaS.
m-ProteSta tomada a los Sc
flores Secretaries de la DIRECTIVE.
IV.-Pieza de mlsica cor. instru-
mentoS Gle cuerda a cargo del pro-
fesor Jose Ma. BarrientoS.
V.-Palabras, por ell o.. Juan M
Maraboto. en- representation del
Comite reconstruction Edificic
Escuela T1po Federal.
Via Muchachita'', Bailable
por I'm grupo Gle Sehoritas v senores
profesores.
vII.-Palabras. por Ell senior Jose
Santos Av1la, S~ecretariD General de
IN Sociedad, en- representation oe
Ia misma.
VHI.--Siempre I've Vas" v Con
cha NAcar", canciones por Ia sonora
Dwina q. de SelvaS.
IX.-Ideas, nor Ell professor Con-
zalo Selvas. maestro de la Escuela
Federal Tpo. en- representation del
personal docente de IA misma-
X-Guapango, bailable por un
arupo de SehoritaS " sehoritas pro-
fesores de las Escuelas Rurale5.
XI.-"Bandera Roja." cancion IL
nal por toda Ia c~oncurrencia.
III festival a que nos reterlmoS
result6 sumamente lucido Y AMI
mado. asistio un buen numero dc
padres de familia " representatives
de- las numeroSaS agrupacioreS
obreras de Ia localidad. HicieTon
uso de la palabra los Sres. Roberto
Gonzalez. de In Union Gle Choferes
, 1935-09-22
Especial para Ell Heraldo)

MAlAMOhOS, ramps, sept. AZ.
Hoy en- Ia tarde. q las cuatro y
media, dara principle la Corrida de
Toros que se presentara a los aft
cionados al arte de Cichares y Ma
zantini. en- la Plaza de Toros "Bien-
venida" de esta ciudad.
FL promoter Ignacio Gallardo, a.
nuncio que Sc lidiaran q muerte
cuatro bravisimos toros de Ia ga
MADEIRA de san Mateo."
Los Matadores de Toros que to-
maran parte en- La lidia. llegaron el
viernes por la tarde en- el tren. pro-
cedentes de Monterrey. Nuevo Leon.
SON Alberto Balderas "E Torero de
, 1935-09-22
ESTABLECER
INDUSTRIAL
EN- MEXICO
l. o Representatives.
d e L a G e n e |
M o / . Visitaron
Al Oral. Tapia

A8aAE&NAa kA@@
MEXICO. ID. r.. Sept. IL Los
representatives de Ia Compania A.
mericana manufacturers de auto
movies General Motors" visitaron
hoy al Secretario de Ia Economic
Nacional. tratando con 81 intere-
santes asuntos.
FL General Sanchez Tapia, Sc
cretario de la Economic Nacional
recibio hoy q los representatives dc
Ia Compania manufacturers que CT
tamos, quieneS estudian Ia lorna
de establecer en- eSta capital una
fabrica de montaje de autos Y ca
miones, a semejanza de la que va
existe de otra negotiation, los re-
presentantes citados expusieron al
General Sanchez Tapia los proyec-
toS que tienen para Ell negocio. es-
pecialmente Ell monte del capital
que d~eSttnar&n. el numero de obre-
roS, etc, preguntandole 81 Ia En-
preSa tendrA garantias para poder
llevar a cabo la installation de Ia
nueva industrial en- Mexico. contes-
t4ndoleS ell S~ecretario de Ia Econo-
mia que Ell Gobierno de Mexico vera
Siempre con simpatia toda inversion
de capital extranjero IN Mexico por
considerar que constituirA un fac
tor economico de ~importancia en-
Sus aSpectoS eSencialeS como deSa-
hogo para Ell erario nacional y be-
nefico para nuestras classes traba-
jadores. Tambien les expreso que ell
Gobierno eSta dando especial aten-
cion a las carreteraS. para me1orLr
las condolences de la economic ma
cional Y que Sc destinaran anual-
mente cincuenta millones de pesos
al objeto. de ellos rs millones seran
aportados por Ia Federation e igual
cantidad por los EStados, 10 que
sera un factor para Ell desarrollo de
las fuentes mdustriales del pals.
, 1935-09-22
APROBARON
PRESUPUESTO
EN- MEXICO
Es de "a Mill n e o
Y Sc d e "a A
l. a K 9 c u 9 | u Q
Rurales

MEXICO. d. r.. Sept 21-AT-
FL Gobierno Ia aprobado 20 Milo
mes de pesos para q presupuesto de
escuelaS rurales y 4 para Ia EScucc
~Politecnica para Ell aho de 1896,
cuyo presupuesto rs Ell mas alto que
hasta la fecha Sc haya destinado a
este importante ramo de Ia adms-
niStracion. Ash miSmo qued0 apro-
bado el escalafon para los educa-
dores en- Ell cual Se establece I'm
sueldo minimo de 60 pesos para los
maestros urbanos y de rs pesos pa
"a los rurales.
, 1935-09-22
Sc Interim pio
Ell Trafico A
c. Victoria

NEcRG@A1A para I'll 1AEA
MATAMOROS. lamps, Sept. al
f. tr&fico entire esta ciudad v Gu
dad Victoria, Ia capital del Estado,
Sc ha interrumpido por la ~carretera,
debido q las fuertes avenidaS del
Bravo. las cualeS han hecho que sc
derramen enormes cantidadeS dc
aqua sobre uno de las ''pasos" de IN
c.tada carretera, Ell del 'Moquete".
En- otros lugares Sc Ia salido el
aqua. interrumpiendo el transito de
vehiculos.
e correo que hace Ell servicio en-
tire eSta ciudad v Ia de San Fernan-
do. en- automovil. Sc ha visto obi
gado a llevar Ia correspondence q
caballo y aun asf. le es muy diff
cultosa In iornada.
No Sc sabe cuanto tempo durar&
Ia interruption del tr4fico entire es-
Ia ciudad y el resto del Estado.
, 1935-09-22

DIFERENCIAS
ENLACAMARA
Desarr olIaran Una
Intensa L a b O r
legislative Los
Diputados

MEXICO, ID. r, Sept. 2l.-AT.-
La Camara de Diputados Ia mani
festado elevados prOpositoS para
trabajar. y llevar adelante una Ia
Dor legislative con exclusion de o.
tras actividades. conSiderandOse
canceladas las diferenciaS inte-nas
que Ia desviaron de SUI function esen-
cial, deSpueS eel deSafuerc de los
diputados callistaS que ~obstrucclo-
naban de una manera Sistematica
las labores l~egislativas.
, 1935-09-22
Sc Casara Ell
Aviador Juan
IgnacioP Ombo

HABANA. septiembre IL Maria
Elena Rivern. en- ruta N Espana, ~
detuvo aqui Ell tempo suficienre
para admitir cue espera unirse en-
matrimonio con Pombo. ahStenitl-
dose CIV decir en- donde v cuando
eSperaba caSarSe con Ell aviador, pc
70 dilo a los periodistas que Pombo
legaria dentr0 de pocos dias "a lh
Habana, en- ruta a Santander. EN-
donde volverfan a verse.
, 1935-09-22
Que Sc Presente

MI Sr. II. Lopez Marquee. resi-
dente de Brownsville, se servira
pasar n Ia Agencia de Publicacio-
mes del SIR. Caudlllo en- Mafamo-
rDs. In cuaI esta ublcada en una
de has esquinas del Mercado ~JuA-
rcz" de dicha ciudad- Ali se -
entregara UNI Earape 20 I'll cual
resuIt6 premindO-
, 1935-09-22
Hogar de Placemes

lESpeclaI para MI HerhIdo1
MATAMOROS. lamps. Sept. Il
Fl viernes por Ia tarde do q luz IN
robuSto niho In sra. Emilia Argueta
de Torres. esposa Gel ST. Emilio To-
RES. conocido comerciante de esta
ciudad.
In madre v Ell nih0 We encuentran
gozando de cabal salud.
Los esposos Torres han recibido
muchas ielicitaciones de parte &c
sus amistades, por ell nacinieTt0 de
81 primer hiio.
, 1935-09-22
Ell Tempo

Brownsville y Ell Vale: Estara nu-
blado esta noche " el lunes; 10 ha-
bra mucho cambio en- la tempera-
tura.
Soplar6n vientos moderados DEL
Norte W del Este en I'm costa
1T RIO c0ntinuarA baiando Gle MT
VI ca tcda Su trayectoriA4
, 1935-09-22

DeSde hace varies dias, sc en-
cuentra recluido en- su Residential al
Or. jose Zorola, Electricista emplea-
do en- oil Areodromo Gle esta cludad.
Ia Residential del 9r. zorola sc
encuentra ubicada en- las Gales M
W Arthur err la Colonia Victoria de
esta ciudad.
Muchas amistadcs del enfermo Y
lie In familia znr0ln. han lido I'm wi
sltarlo. deseandnle cue recupere su
salud prunto.
, 1935-09-22

nficar los nombramientos que sc
hiciesen.
Sc entiende que oil plan dice que
Francia Y Ia Gran Bretaha Sc en-
contraban hstas para ceder ciertas
concesiones terTitoriales a Utopia
por tai de que 90 solucionase el
, 1935-09-22
Desarrollarar
I'm Pro- rana
Social

MEXICO. d. =. Sept. 20.-AT.-
FL Comite de Accion Social y Gull
tural del Departamento AErario,
con Ia finalidad de desarroilar WI
programa de accion social por 10
que a actividades femeninas Sc re-
fiere. hizo I'M Iamamiento al per-
sonal femenino de Ia misma de-
pendencia q fin de que presto eff
caz ayuda para In mejor realiza-
ci6n del programa que So trata de
desarrollar.
, 1935-09-22
PESQUTsA

III Consulate de Mexico en-
Brownsville. Texas, desea saber ell
parader0 del senior Pedro Con-
xalex. primo hermano del sehor
Tomas NufeE cue en- Ell aho de
1926 fue ssesinado junfamenfe con
dos de sus hiios en- RaymcndviIIe.
Texas.
Sc suplica que toda informa-
ci6n ~relnci0nndn con I'm Ioraliza-
cl6n del expresado schor Gonzales
- dAEfgida q oete consulada
, 1935-09-22
ESPANA ENVIO
REFUERzOS A
INCLATERRA?
La Situation Es Mas
Grave Cada Dia En-
Europa. Dicen Que
Estallara Guerra

LoNDRES, In~glaterra. Sept. a.
Informes no confirmados. decian
que IA Gran Bretana v ESpana ha-
pMae legado a un acuerdo, eI cual
1abia celebrado secretamente. en-
ei que Espana Sc dice que esta COM
prometida q dar ayuda a Ia Gran
Bretana en- case de que estallase
una guerra.
En- esta metropoli circulaban los
rumoreS de que el Gobierno Bri-
tanico Sc estaba preparando para en-
case dc que estallaSe I'm conflicto.
Los informes que Sc reclbieron en-
esta ciudad proceden de Madrid.
Sc habian movilizado tropas es-
panolaS en- grandeS numeros, aSi
como aviones de combate v los in
formeS que llegaban a Londres de-
! que las EScuadras Espaholas
Sc encontrahan en- las cercanias de
Gibraltar, listas para ~reforzar a las
EScuadras IngleSas en- a S de que
fuese necesario.
En- esta ciudad Sc distribuyeron
folletos. contenlendo i~nEtrucciones
para en- case de que Sc lleven a cabo
bombardeos aereoS de Ia ciudad.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
FATAL AUTO STRIP
TO Be REMODELED
Elimination Of Hazards at
indianapolis Track
Being Planned.

BY the Associated Press.
T INDIANAPOLIS, June 7.-Elimi-
nation of some hazards Of the
hairpin turns, which claimed
four lives in the 1885 motor
speedway classic, was under consid-
Grafton today.
Col. E. v. Rickenbacker, president
Of the Speedway Association, said
several plans for the partial rebuilding
of the turns were proposed. The study
Of the course, he added, had not pro-
gressed sufficiently for definite an
nouncement Of proposed changes.
The sharp turns in the course we're
built when no race car was capable of
around the 212 mile track. Col. Rick
enbacker said the turns would be
widened and might be more steeply
banked.
Eleven race drivers or riding me-
chanics have been killed at the track
in the last three years.
The concrete walls around the in
ner and outer edges OF the course may
be replaced or supplemented with
some other material. Most of the
fatalities have occurred when drivers
crashed through or leaped the walls
on the banked turns.
One proposal was that the apron
skirting the inside edge of the track
be widened and the retaining fence or
wall be set back to give cars out of
control more room to slide OF the
track safely.
Col. Rickenbacker and T. e. Myers,
general manager of the speedway,
have asked some of the star drivers to
suggest Improvements.
Portions of the track aside from the
turns probably viii be torn up and the
brick relaid.
Col. Rickenbacker said: I'VE are
going over the entire course. Engi-
neers will have 20 study our sugges-
tions and make tine final plans"
Evening star., 1935-06-07
SUIT, MANAGER |RK
HEAVY CHAMPION
Baer Holds Hoffman Checks
on "GirI Friends"
Nick Max's Roll.
BY EDWARD J. NEIL,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

A SBURY PARK. N. j., June T.
~ Rumors of dissension, as ever
~ a reliable feature of a heavy
weight championship fight
ballyhoo. have reared their tattered,
but still ugly. heads In the training
camp of Macmillan Adelbert Baer,
kingf1sh of the clout kingdom.
The story is that Baer Is angry with
his manager, Ancil Hoffman, for a va
riety of reasons. One is that Baer is
angry because the suit of his former
manager. J. Ham Lorimer. who Is
seeking share in the champions
earnings, already have cost him close
to $4,000 in California courts.
Another Is that Baer hurt his right
hand in his last exhibition fight,
though the process of blaming this on
Hoffman is hard to follow.
The third, and most important to
Baer, is that Hoffman interferes in
the champions private life, particularly
when Max is choosing his feminine
company.
Hoffman Not at Workouts.
NEITHER denies friction over the
last point. Hoffman is SO unrea-
sonable. Baer insists. that he even for
bids Baer's girl friends to visit him
while he is training for his heavy
weight title defense against Jimmy
Braddock in the Long Island Bowl
next Thursday night.
But the fact Is that Hoffman fire.
1uently doesn't even attend Baers
training workouts. Dolph Thomas of
San Francisco is in complete charge
of Baer's training.
One of the straws in the wind. indi-
eating something of Baer's future if
he retains his title, is the presence in
camp of Nate Lewis, Chicago promoter.
Lewis is virtually assured of Baer's
services for another heavyweight
championship match. this one against
Max Schmeling in Chicago, probably
in September. Lewis is Turing the
titleholder with promises of $780,
900 guarantee.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
CHILEAN GIRL FINDS
SHE'S REAL net ACE
Anita Lizana Goes to England to
Learn Worth Of Her Game,
Beats High Ranker.
Rv the Assncia ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r ONDON-Senorita Anita Lizana,
who has been women's tennis
champion of her native Chile
and all South America for four
straight years, has come to England
10 find out how good she really is-and
if her first effort is criterion, she's
very, very good indeed!
In a tournament at Birmingham
she amazed one and all by handily
trimming Kay Stammers, England's
No woman player, 6-4, 81.
Only feet tall. Anita has been
playing tennis for 10 years and has
not tasted defeat in any sort of COM
petition for half that period. She
has been forced to play against men
most of the time in order to get a
little exercise.
Il just want to know whether I'm
any good or not" she said upon ar
rival here, Perhaps the champion
ship of South America means nothing
I am here to find out"
A special fund was raised by the
Chilean Lawn Tennis Association to
send her across. with Wimbledon, Of
course, her main objective.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
OLD MIKE IN CORNER
AS SON TAKES BOUT
Youthful Gibbons Gets Decision
Over Formidable Belmont in
Ten.Round Battle.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTsBURGH, June odd Mike
Gibbons, the ex-mauler from st.
Paul, is just a man In the corner now,
but he's in the corner of the one
fighter he wants to see hit the top
Of the middleweights, his son, young
Jack Gibbons
And young Jack came through for
his father last night as old Mike stood
bv the towels and buckets and watched
the youngster box tough Jimmy Bel
mont of Braddock to a 1o-round
decision.
Belmont, conqueror Of the up and
coming Babe Risko, carried the first
three rounds by his aggressive tactics.
but Jack weathered 1t nicely and then
proceeded to take all the other rounds
on points He made Belmont espe-
cially unhappy during the brisk in
fighting.
Gibbons weighed 162, Belmont l57.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Brown Finds Jim
In Fine Condition

BY the Associated Press.
T AXE SHELDRAKE, N. p, June
state Athletic Commissioner
Bill Brown, who year ago almost
blasted the Max aer-Primo Car
nera bout off the boards with his
charge that Baer was in no shape
for a title fight" yesterday looked
in on Jimmy Braddock and found
nothing amiss with the current
heavyweight challenger's physical
condition.
"Braddock seems in almost per-
feet condition physically" said
Brown, and I can't help being
impressed also by his confidence
and easy manner. Too, he's box
ing much better with his left hand
than I've seen him before. but he's
leaving himself pretty open for o
right hand swing"
Evening star., 1935-06-07

out Schmeling as often as they fight,
can toy with Carnera and drill him
at will, but Louis. he believes, is the
most dangerous heavyweight on the
fight horizon.
He'd like to get him early as Jack
Dempsey got Luis Angel Firpo before
he was fully seasoned. He has sus-
picion that next year might be too
late.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
SAYS Upton NO SPORT

LONDON LP)-All that yacht
racing the late Sir Thomas Upton
did in American waters was strictly
an advertisement. declares Hugh
Nicholson, an engineer who recently
lest a $4,000 I. o. U. claim against
the estate of the tea baron.
He knew nothing about yacht
racing, really" said Nicholson. His
racing was an advertisement, espe-
cially in America, where it made his
business"
After Sir Thomas sold out his Eng
lish interests his American earnings
continued at around $65,000 month
Nicholson estimated.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Hold Fight Seats
Till Tonight Only

N1ASHINGTONIANS m king
w reservation for Mondays all
star Shrine boxing card at Grifith
Stadium featuring Tony Canzoneri
and Frankie Klick today must
claim their tickets at Joe Turner'S
Hotel Annapolis office by tonight,
8 O'Clock.
In order to eliminate confusion
caused by a last-minute rush.
Turner has announced that failure
to claim these tickets will result
in their being placed back on sale
tomorrow morning.
Turner advises that plenty Of
good seats in all sections are
available.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
D. c. NET ACES MAY FACE
Latona, Welsh Battle Looms as
Argyle Tourney Final.

A Tony Latona- Barney Welsh fight
for honors in the finals of the Argyle
invitation tennis tournament loomed
today, following Latonas victory over
Ray Gibson. 6-1. 6-3, 6-4.
Welsh was to meet Strand Johnson
and If he wins to face Happy Jacob in
matches this afternoon. If he survives
ne will play Latona for the title.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Battle of Punches Looms Canz0ne KAc Hit Peak Shrine
L1 ROD AND STREAM ,
$50 BY PERRY MILLER4N>s

The Potomac River around WASH
ington is only slightly cloudy follow
ing the heavy downpour Of Wednesday
night. While no large catches have
been reported, the anglers have been
kept more or less interested In their
ventures by landing bass, catfish and
rockf1sh, some Of the latter being big
fellers."
Large schools Of alewives were OBJ
served in the bay Wednesday. 1t Is a
we'll known fact that the blues and
sea trout follow these smaller fish. We
are of the opinion that some good
catches of these gamesters will bs
landed, perhaps this week end.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
IRON our own fishing experience
~ this week, we say without fear
of contradiction, that tn best

IRON our own fishing experience
- this week, we say without fear
of contradiction, that tn best
fishing at present will be found
on Southwest and Northwest Middles
and of Solomons Island.
The blues again are being landed on
both Southwest and Northwest Mid
dies, one local party Of four anglers
hooking II weighing from 6l5 to 8
pounds and a large number Of hard
head on Southwest Middles. and an
other party fishing on Northwest Mid
dies landing 10, ranging from 4 to 6
pounds.
At Solomons Island everything ap-
pears favorable for good fishing this
week end. All boats are returning
with good catches of hardhead. Tues
day evening of Cove Point Light the
boats landed anywhere from 40 to 80
mixed hardhead.
The best time to reach Solomons
Island for a good fishing trip is be-
TWEEN q anu D III IIIc lSll
are reported being caught on the ebb
tide in the bay.
Hardhead are biting off Piney Point
and Tall Timbers, according to reports.
One party Of local anglers. headed by
Floyd r. Miller, landed 40 1ardhead
and 16 rockf1sh off Tall Timbers. Soft
crabs are beginning to show up in
large numbers.
Wednesday as the guest OF Al
Ketcham we visited Sharps Island and
the Gooses. These two fishing places
we're on our itinerary and We we're
anxious to find out just what was
being caught. The result of our ex-
cursion was two big hardhead landed
by Herbert Corn.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Wants to Get Louis Early,

CINCE the foreign effort to promote
a match between Baer and
Schmeling apparently has blown up,
the only thing in Lewis way. aside
from Braddock, is the plan of Mike
Jacobs, New York promoter, to pit Joe
Louis against Baer in New York in
September, provided that Louis con-
quers Primo Camera this month.
Baer believes he can name the
punch against Braddock, can knock