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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
SUDDEN ATTACK
 OF INSANITY
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(ContSnued rom rage l.) tally unbalanced on this subject. he saw as g martyr to liberty the man who would assassinate Senator Long and that he shot the senator under those conditions. "He had never, however, displayed any signs of being mentally unbalance."
 Dr. Pavy gave the interview seat ed on the porch of Dr.. Weiss modest home. Dr.. Weiss widow remained within the house. The blinds were drawn and there Was no admittance. She was under doctors care. Dr. Weiss married the former Yvone Pavy, daughter of Judge Pavy Of Opelouses, La. in December 1883. A son was born three months ago.
 Last Hours With Family.
 Dr. Pavy revealed that pr. Weiss had spent the hours preceding the staying with his wife and infant son and his parents at a camp on the Amite river. ''Carl was never more light-hearted than yesterday afternoon, when the five of them were playing along the banks of the Amite river" pr. Paw said. ''Dr. Weiss, Sr., CarPs mother and the baby, Carl Austin Weiss, III, remained on the river banks while Carl and Yvonne splashed about in the water "Carl gave no impress sion whatsoever of what he was to do that night.
 To Visit Patient. "He left home at D. m., to visit patient, and that was the last time any of us saw him alive. | ''The next thing we knew, the news of the terrible tragedy had been broken to us, and when we saw Carl again, it was in funeral home, his body literally riddled by heavy -caliber bullets. Tt is almost | beyond comprehens.on-t that the | Carl who swam in the Amite river yesterday was the same Carl who l attempted to kill Senator Long last night" #s
 Judge Pavy Overcome
 Judge Pavy was so overcome with grief he is unable to discuss the shootings, Dr. Pavy said. 1 Dr. Paw denied any connection between tbe shootings and bill, sponsored by Long and introduced into the legislature at the current special session, that was aimed at eventually un-seating Judge Pavy.
 The bill provides that St. Landry Parish (countX), the seat of the l 18th judicial district of Louisiana, over which Judge Pavy, presides, be merged with Acadia, Vermillion and Lafayette Parishes as the 18th district.
 The last three parishes are Long strongholds, and 1t was considered almost certain that Judge Pavy would be defeated if he stood for recollection in 1897, when his term I expires.
 Judge Pavy is an anti-Long lead- CT in his section.
 May Be Revenge
 It was believed Dr. Weiss may have been led to attempt Longs as- sassination in revenge for this bill. but Dr. Pavy said that not only did he doubt this theory, but that his brother also refused to consider 1t.
 From the time the slain man was identified as Dr. Weiss there was no evidence of efforts by state po- lice heads to link anyone else with the attempt on the senator's life. There apparently was no doubt in their minds Dr. Weiss acted alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09

The report of the proposed Wa terbury housing program came from Washington In connection with a dispatch showing that q feud now exists between PWA Ad- ministrator Ickes and WPA Ad- ministrator Hopkins, the result being that large portion of the PWA Connecticut projects have been rejected by WPA Adminis- trator Hopkins.
 Among projects already reject ed by WPA Adimintator Hopkins after approval by PWA Ickes are included municipal building in Middlehury, involving an outlay of $41,000, road work in Wolicott, calling for the spending of $45,- 1cS, and road work in Prospect involving an outlay of $19,598.
 The proposed housing project credited to Waterbury is listed with U. s. Senator Lonergan and has not yet been acted upon by PWA Administrator Hopkins. An other proposed project listed to f credit of Senator Lonergan, in- wolves an s11,33S outlay in Thom- aston for street Improvements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
Senator Huey Long
 Almost Assassinated
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the corridor floor, while legislators and politicians raced hystericaily from room to room, shouting and crying. Governor Allen appeared once in the corridor, demanded a pistol and announced: 'If there's any shooting around here, I want to get in on it." Later the body was removed to a morgue and an inquest will be held today at 10 a. m.
 Soon Long's followers were gath ering in the hospital corridor out side the operating room and in whispers wondered what would happen to them and the organiza- ton upon which their jobs depend should "the boss" die.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09

(Continued from rage l.D tions that Britain's attitude in the crisis - that if the league IS 10 survive it must act firmly in the interest of peace-was stiffening.
 French opinion was pessimistic, Premier Pierre Laval, in Paris un- til tonight, was believed to have abandoned hope that war could be prevented.
 Today the committee still sought a plan which would satisfy 1taly's ambitions in Ethiopia without war. There were hints that its work would be slow and difficult, and that bitter dissension was likely to arise. Some predictions were that the committee is unlikely to finish it's work before October l.
 French Inclination
 French opinion inclined toward permitting Italy to establish mili- tary garrisons in Ethiopia or to control the country under a League of Nations mandate. In either event Italy would staff im- portant Ethiopian government de- partments with experts and obtain important economic concessions, in addition to territory in the pres ent Frontier zone.
 Anthony Eden, British member of the five nation committee, has hopes to rush through proposals for a compromise within a week and submit them to the council. Committee members are said to be widely divergent in their ideas of a compromise plan and of action to be taken in event that Italy re- fuses all offers.
 Not only are Britain and France expected to clash, in the end, but the Polish, Turkish and Spanish members are said to have ideas which disagree. Rushdi Tewfik Aras of Turkey alone is said to be prepared to take the lead in de- manding severe penalties against Italy.
 pr. Edouard Benes, CZechoslo- vakian foreign minister. was elect ed president of the assembly after Eamonn De Valera, president of the Irish Free State executive council, withdrew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09

forces are held little less than 20 miles from the border at the point where the Italian incursion Is expecter to start.
 Only outposts are maintained on the frontier In such Notifications as scant time has permitted the Ethiopians to erect. These consist of trenches and few concrete walls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09

 while northern Louisiana still backed him as Baptist dry. Huey stumped the state from cor ner to corner. His wife and chii- dren folded and mailed pamphlets night after night. Huey quoted the Bible for himself and against his opponents, he castigated "the cor porations' in polysyllables that de- lighted his misunderstanding audi ences--and he won.
 The vote was:
 Long, 126,842.
 Riley Wilson (Nsw Orleans can- didate), 81,7t7.
 Lieut-Gov. o. H. Simpson. 30,326. The metamphorsis of a Vim Parish back hills boy into a gov ernor was completed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
LONG FELT NEW
 PLOT BREWING

New York, Sept 9.-UP)-On his most recent visit here short ly before Labor day Senator Huey P. Long told friends he felt "new plot" was brewing against him in Louisiana. He refused, however, to give any details. T told them one plot in the senate" he said. T won't tell of this one through the press. You have your ideas of publicity. have mine."
 Long refused to leave his hotel suite here without at least one body guard. He never opened the room door himself nor would he walk down a corridor unaccom- panied.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
STORE BURGLARIZED. RADIO "BORROWED"

Thieves who broke into the A. & P. store at 870 Bank street escaped with $20 in cash. The place was entered through a back door, &C., cording to Lieut. Detective William Pollard and Detective Connie Shan ahan, who investigated.
 Harry Thomas of 82 South Leon- ard street reported to police today that a radio was stolen from his car Saturday night, while the ve- hicle was parked in his backyard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
FRANK H. BAILEY
 MAY NOT ACCEPT

(Continued from Pag. 1.) 2 take place this afternoon and eve- ming at g. o. p. headquarters on Harrison avenue from 3 to g p. m. As only one ticket of delegates to the city, town and school conven- tions has been filed the pri- maries will be formal. All five wards will vote at headquarters. Had a contest been staged voting places would have been set up Tn the five wards and in the sixth dis trict, which is located in Water- yille
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09

Five hundred London busmen have driven 10 years without an accident. and 107 men Is years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
WPA HOUSING PROJECT UNKNOWN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
LEAGUE BATTLES
 FOR ITS LIFE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
HURRICANE DEAD
 REPORT IS MADE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-09
STORMY LIFE OF
 HUEY LONG TOLD

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La opinión., 1935-07-01
VICENTE LOPEZ
Us. FRALEY EN-
PASADENA HOY
Lord Lansdowne VS.. Mar
Allah en- ell Estadio de
Hollywood

Una atractivs function de luchas,
encabezada por ell eampeon mexi-
cana Vicente Lopez, p%resenta hoy
en- la noche en- Pasadena ell pro-
motor Morrie cohan.
El conquistador de Chief Little
Wolf Sc enfrentara al ~"villano" Pat
Fraley en- ell encuentro estrella,
mientras que en- otros dos encuen
tros, tai atraetivos como ell pri-
nero, Hans Kampher Sc medira
con Tony Felice y Nick Lutte con
Hans Schroeder.
Las tres luchas Sc esperan SEN
sacionales, va que los participant
ties 0 de primera categoria.
Fue en- Pasadena cue Lopez OBJ
tuvo su primer triunfo de resonan
cha hace algunos meses, cuando al
ser enfrentado a Man Mountain
Dean en- ell e%ncuentro estre.la, no.
aueo al gigantic barbudo y al re-
fierce Dick Rutherford, c%onquistan
do ell derecho de verse nueVamen
tie frente al Hombre Montana, en-
ell Olympic Auditorium. Lopez VOL
VIC a vencer a Dean. y desde en-
tonces empezo su ascenso que AGA
ba de culminar con su victoria So
bre Chief Little Wolf.
Otras luchas del programa de es
tn nocho en- Pasadena son:
Jerry Monaham contra Hugo Clap
ham, y Milo Steinborn contra Bro
Their Jonathan.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
ELS JUEGAN
LAS z LIGAS
EN- CLEVELAND
Los estrellas de la Nacio-
nal contra la America
ma, en- su juego annual

United Press para LA OPINION
CLEVELAND, Ohio, JUNO So
Gran entusiasmo reina entire los afi
cionados de Cleveland por Ia ceie
braei6n del tereer encuentro annual
emit erlss novenas estrsllas de las
lisss Americana y Naeional, que sc
sfeetusra Ell 8 de julio en- ssta eiu-
dad.
Mickey cochrane dio a conocer
hoy a la lista de los veinte jugado-
res que compondran ell equipo de
Ia Liga Americana, todos eilos es
trellas de las ligas mayores. quie-
mes trataran de anotarse su tercer
triunfo consecutive sobre la Liga
Nacional.
$1,000 bolstos para oil iueso han
sido v%sndidos va, Representative
una suma de $72,6oo, faltando por
venderse todavia 1000 ~asientos re-
servados a $1.35 en- ell ala izauier
da del Audltorio Municipal, y 10000
a~sientos en- las s~raderias, que Sc
ran vendidos oil dis del juego a SIS
eentavos,
En- Ell line up de Ia LIZA Ameri-
cana cause sorpresa que solo un
La opinión., 1935-07-01
BROUILLARD
VS.. CORBETT
Ell JUEVES

United Press para LA OPINION
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Ju-
MO 3d. Young Corbett III,
quien en- la division de peso wei
ter lego a conquistar ell cam
peonato mundisl Sc lama a la
contiends en- la division de Pc
so medic ell proximo jueves 4 de
julio, enfrentandose al ex-cam-
pe6n Lou BrouiIlard, de Boston,
en- N pelea a 10 rounds aqui.
Corbett entrara al ring favo-
rito en- la proportion de 10 a 9
para veneer al zurdo de Boston,
aunque Sc cree que a la bora de
subir al ring las ~apuestas Sc nj
velaran o oambiaran en- favor
de BrouiIlard.
1umores de que ell ex-cam.
peon de peso medic no ha po-
dido reducir de peso, y que en-
eonsecueneia entrsra al ring oon
mas del Unite e~stipulado, 1856
Iibras, hicieron a Corbett anun
eiar hoy que 81 csc es ell case,
Sc %resresara a Sacramento n
ties que entrar al ring.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
LORD LANSDoWNE VS.. MAR
ALLAH EN- HOLLYWOOD

cuando Lord L~ansdowne y Ben
Ali Mar Allah Sc enfrenten hoy en-
la noehe en- ell Estadio de Holly
wood, en- un ~encuentro eliminate
rio disputsndose ell dereeho de con
tender por ell ~eampeonato mundial
de peso welter, Jack Reynolds, os-
tentador del titulo, estara en- ring
side o~bservando en- aeeion a su fu
turo oponente.
Los a~ficionados de Hollywood es-
peran con gran excitacion la con-
tienda estrella de esta noche. que
promote ~convertirse en- Ia mas sen
saclonal de todas las que ha pre-
sentado ell estadio en- los 0ltimos
meses L "a Lansdowne quien por
su r~efinamiento personal y buena
~presencia tiene mucha attraction
entire ell seXo debil. es Ell ~favorito
del pnblico. 81 lord inglss subs q
La opinión., 1935-07-01
LUCHARAN EN- |
NUEVA YORK
POR Ell TITULO
Ell nuevo campeon sustitu-
ye a Jim Londos en- ell
Yankee Stadium

United Press para LA OPINION
NUEVA YORK, NJ. Y. JUNO 80.
Jack curley, ell zar de la lucha
en- Nueva York, solueiono hoy Ell
proolema a cue 10 Ianzaron ell me
xieano Vicente Lopez, de Los An
geles, y Dsnno o'Mahoney, de lr-
landa, sustituyendo ell e%neuentro
que tenn anuneiado va por ell am
p~eonato mundisl el 8 de julio, en-
tire Chief Little Wolf como reta-
dor y JON Londos como csmpeon,
por otro entire Danno o'Mahoney,
nueVo esmpeon, y Little Wolf 90
mo retador.
Cuando Ia publicidad para ell en-
cuentro original entire el indio de-
Arizona y LonGos estaba en- su apo
geo.. Curley recibio Ell dltimo mier
coles la notieia de la segunda de-
rrota de Little Wolf a manos de-
Lopez en- Los Angeles, y al dfa ST
guiente Ell promoter neoyorquino
presenciaba Ia derrota de Londos
en- Boston, a manos de O'Mahoney.
Sin saber que hacer ante ell dt-
lena, Curley OPTIC por enfrentar al
nueyo campeon con ell indio nava-
10, en- Ia function que tiene prepa-
rada a beneficio del Fondo de Ia
Leche.
FL encuentro sera en- e. Yankee
Stadium, esperandose una multitud
de 10000 Expenditures.
o'Mahoney recibira un porcenta-
je de 81 1-2 como csmpeon, y Lit-
tie Wolf II 1-2 por ciento.
LoNDoS ouEDo HERIoo
BOSTON,, JUNO 3d. Jim Lon
dos. ell "adonis griego" de st. Louis
result6 con dos costillas y VI hue
so del brazo Gerecho fracturados,
como resultado de su ~encuentro
con ell irlandes Danno O'Mahoney
Ell dltimo jueyes. aqui cuando Ell
campeon fue despojado de Ia CO.
rome que ostent6 durante seis amos.
El Or. Edward q. Sullivan, auien
examin6 a Londos despues del en-
cuentro, declare que este sufre de-
"fracturas en- las costillas segunda
y tercers, un hueso roto en- ell an
tebrazo derecha, y un ~ligamento L..
sionado en- ell mismo brazo".
LITTLE WOLF VENcIo
A GARl5ALDI
FILADELFlA, JUNO 3o.-Chief
Little Wolf. indio navajo de Ari--
iona, Sc present6 anoehe en- esta
cf,,d1d vap0iaudn a Cfuo Garihald
| despues &c media bora de lucia.
Little Wolf us6 su "lsve india de-
la muerte" para someter a Gari-'
bald.
FL indio sali6 Embellishments
despues del encuentro a Nueyas'
York. donde Sc enfrentara al cam :
pe0n Danno O'Mahoney. .
La opinión., 1935-07-01

ring con su m~onoculo puesto, y no
solo es uno &c los luehadores mas
refinados. sino que Sc lie conside-
ra como uno de los mejores en- Ia
division de peso weller. Su atrac-
cion de taquilla 10 ha hecho el ia
vorito de los promotores, no solo
aqui sino en- San Francisco y en-
otras ciudades. En- Louisville dejo
en- taquilla $4,000 en- I'm e%ncuentro
con 81 campeon Reynolds,
Una peIioula de Ia Iuchs de esta
noehe sers tornado, y sesdn Sc ase
gura, ell Sheik persa entrara al es
tadio montando un cameilo, mien
tras que Ell lord inales "tomara ell
te" entire eaidas.
El resto del programa esta con-
certado asf:
Bill Hassen VS.. Arthur Heddin,
tempo 20 minutes; Les Wolf VS..
Conway The Great. tempo 80 mi
nutos; Paddy Nolan VS.. Hy Sher-
man, tempo so minutes; Phil Cru
Der VS.. Al Stecher, tempo 80 mi
nutos.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
AzUCAR FUE
DERRO1ADO

DETROIT, JUNO 3d. Repitien-
do W victoria de la semana pasa-
da sobre Azucar, cuando estable-
clio un nuevo record mundial pa
rs la ~distancia de una milla un oc
tavo, ell cabalIo iscovery, propiedad
de A. G. Vanderbilt, gano aver la
carrera por Ia Copa de Detroit lie
vsndose un premio de $12,600.
Trienta cuerpos atras del vence-
dor lego a la meta Azdcar, de
Fred M. Alger Jr., vencedor del han
dicap de Santa Anita ell invierno pa
sado.
Discovery, montado por Johnny
BeIshak, tomo la deIantera desde
el principle dc la sarrera con Gin
CO cuerpos de ventaia, y ninguno
de u rivales pudo a~lcanrarlo.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
SU MANAGER
10 ANUNCIO
EN- new YORK
Pero ell aleman 10 desmien-
te en- Potsdam. Dice que
prefiere a Baer

United Press para LA OPINION
NUEVA YORK, N. Y, JUNO 80.
Max Sehme.ins, ex-csmpeon mum
dial de peso complete y en- la actua
lidad ell mas ~destacado sspirante al
.campeonato mundial, sorprendio
hoy al mun!o puailistico cuando,
despues de enterarse de 10 que Joe
Louis hizo a Primo Camera en- su
recuente encuentro, envi6 un cable
a Nueva York declarando estar lis
to a eni entarse a Louis en- sep
tiembre.
Y de aeuerdo con los planes de
los promotores en- esta ciudad, Ia
pelea seria en- Ell Polo Ground, a
principles de septiembre, enfren-
tAnGose Ell vencedor con Max Baer.
Joe Jacobs, manager de Schme-
ling, recibio aver ell siguiente ca
~blegrama:
"Boxeare con Joe Louis en- sep
tiembre. Saldre para America, pa
"a iniciar mi ENTERTAINMENTS, tan
pronto como haya peleado con Pau
limo Uzcudun ell 7 de julio en- Ham
burgo. Por favor trae contieo los
contracts firmados para la pelea
con Louis.
MAX SehmeIins".
Jacobs salio Embellishments pa
"a Europa a bordo del barco Euro
pa, a FL de ~presentar a su pupil
10 los contracts para que los fir
me. ~enviarlos de regreso a Nueva
York. y luego salir con Ell aleman
para estar SECURE de que este no
Sc arrepentira a medic canine, des
pues &c e%nterarse mas detallada-
mente de 10 que lie sucedio a Car
nera.
Mike Jacobs, en- representation
del Twentieth Century Club, sera
ell promoter de la pelea Schmelins-
Louis, dando un nuevo solpe a sus
rivales del Madison Square Gar
den, que estaban preparando va un
.encuentro por ell campeonato mum
dial de gran peso, entire ell aleman
ell nueco campeon Jimmy Brad
dock.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
MARIANA
(s( DEPORTE.
Por MAkANAZO
(Redactor Deportivo dc La OPlNlON)

Rodolfo Casanova, brillando
mas que en- ninguna otra eta
pa de su carrera aureolado por
u recientes triunfos sobre
Juan Zurita, vencedor de Six
to Escobar; Midget Wolgsst y
Raby Arizmendi, esta proximo
a llegar a Los Angeles, 81 ell
anuncio hecho por Dick Dom
aid es cierto.
Casanova peleara en- el Olym
pic Auditorium C o Speedy
Dado, una contienda que pue-
de resultar b.ena, pero que
no es de mucho interes para
los aficionados de Los Angeles.
En- primer lugar, porque Ca
sanova va ha peleado varias
veces con Ia "Muneca de Ma
Mia" y 10 ha venc:do Por de-
cision y por knockout, y en-
consecuencia otra pe.ea no tie
ne objeto, sobre TODD ahora
u Dado ha descendido desde
que perdio con Pablo Dano.
Naturalmente que la pelea
ideal para Casanova aqui e
ria con Baby Arizmendi en- n
revancha que por 81 sola LENA
ria de bote en- bote ell Wrigley
Field. Pero en- vista de que
Arizmcndi Sc fue a Cuba, lpor
que no enfrentar al indio de
Gusnajuato o Hery Arm
strong O con Midget Wolgast?
La revancha con Armstrong,
a quien ell ex-nevero vencio por
foul en- la Ciudad de Mexico,
tendria mucho mas interes que
SUI proxima pelea con Dado. Y
la revancha con Wolgast tam
bien seria de mas attraction, So
bre TODD ahora que ell Midget
demostro en- forma convincen-
te su supcrioridad sobre Juan
La opinión., 1935-07-01

Zurita.
Casanova no ha pelesdo en-
Los Angeles desde que fue de-
rrotado en- Ell Olympic p or
Freddie Miller, y ahora que vie
ne es natural que haya interes
entire Ell publico angelina por
ver!o en- aceion, para apreciar
los adelantos que haya hecho
en- 81 boxco y comprobar per
sonalmente aus triunfos alcan-
zados en- la Ciudad de Mexico.
Y para este, una pclca con
Speedy Dado 10 es precisa-
mente la prueba que los AFT
cionados locales desearian YER
Ali estsn Henry Armstrong y
Midget Wolgast como los cam
'idatos mas viables para me-
dirse con Ell conquistador de
Baby Arizmendi.
Ojals que esta vex Casano-
vita no venga para sostener
una pelea solsmente, y regre-
sarse a Mexico enseguida. Aqui
tiene mucho que hacer y su
p%resencia seria una injection
para la aficion mexicana, que
en- ell ultimo ,,no ha carecido
,e una buena attraction en- los
cstadios locales--con exception
dc las rccientes visitas de Kid
A-teca y Juan Zurita.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
VICTORIA DE
MARCEL THIL

PARIS, Franoia, JUNO SO.-Mar-
eel Thil, de Francia, campeon de
peso medic de Europa. defendio o
exito su campeonato anoche al &c
rrotar por decision a Carmelo Can
del, en- una pelea a Is rounds que
sostuvieron aqui.
Los pesos fueron de 15S IL IL
bras para los dos. Y la victoria de
Thil fue deeisiva. El campeon fran
ees gano todos los rounds. tenien
do a Candel en- la Iona por n
cuenta de nueve en- ell noveno
round.
La opinión., 1935-07-01

Y hablando de base ball, Use
han fijado ustedes en- la mu-
chaehads que ssiste al White
Sox para CIR a los mazatlecos?
Lo cual demucstra que Ma
zatlan no solo produce buenos
peloteros y andarines, y hasta
burros '"turistas", sino tam
bien la "pura penca" en- BELLE
zas regionales.
Oyendo los concentrates de
los aficionados despue, de los
juegos de antier y aver en- ell
White Sox. sscuchamos este
dialoso a Ia sslida;
"IQue tie psrecio ell jueso,
mantle?
'De la patada. mano. Pos
nj siqui-ra hubo pleitos.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Omaha triunf0
en- Nueua York

HIPoDRoMo AQUEDUcT, NJ.
", JUNO 3d. Omaha, campeon de
los caballos de tres amos de edad,
Sc anoto una nueva victoria aqul
aver al ganar ell Dryer Stakes de-
$500, ante una muItitud de 10000
~aficionados.
La opinión., 1935-07-01

miembro del Chicago White Sex.
considerable como el mejor equipo
de la llga, figure en- la selection
Este es Al Simmons. uno de los
bateadores mas fuertes de ambas
ligas. st. Louis es ell otro equipo
que tendra solo I'm jugador en- la
c~ontienda.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Acepta Pelear
con Louis, en- Septiembre
res Asses del Golf Americana

Empatando Ell record de 283 goIpes, ell
yessrano jugador ingIes Alfred Perry Sc
llev6 la victoria en- ell torneo britanico de
golf efectuado eI 1Itimo sabado en- Muir.
field, Escocia, derrotando a los tres repre-
sentantes de Estados Unidos, Henry Picard,
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Reqiran a Ia Association

Aparecen aqui los funcionaiios de la nuesa Mesa DL-
rectiva de la Association Atletica Mexicana del Sur de Ca
Iifornia, quienes fueron eleotos ell microbes rs del pre-
sente en- la session que a csc efecto celebro la organiza-
cion de referencia en- ell cuarto n1mero 305 del Palacio
Municipal de esta ciudad. EIos son, de derecha a izquier-
da, sentados. ell sehor Juan Alonso, Presidente; Roberto
Ortiz. Vicepresidente; Rafael Romero, Tesorero y Fran
cisco A. Costello, S~ecretario.
La opinión., 1935-07-01

Mcdonald Smith y w. Lawson Little, quie-
mes aparecen en- ell grabado. Little, CAM
pe6n amateur de IngIaterra y Estados Uni
dos, empato ell cuarto Iugar, Ilevandose una
gran ovacion de los $4,000 espectadores por
su e~sfuerzo final. AT Padgham termino en-
Edo. lugar Y Charles Whitcomb en- Bro.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

VxyHEN you STEP into this Airfow, open your
w mind, your ears and eyes. You are about
to experience miracle of travel
Look about you. This is more like living room
than car interior. Big wide sofas for Seats glis
tening in chromium frames everything modern,
from instrument panel to the rear windowi
Evening star., 1935-05-21
MISSING MISSIONARY
is HUNTED IN CHINA
q. 8. Request Spurs Authorities
Into Action in Search for
Massachusetts Priest.

BY the Associated Press.
NANKING, China, May 21.-As
result of representations by Nelson
T. johnson, United States Minister