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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
BITTERLY ATTACKED BY
ISLAND LEADERS

SAN JUAN, P. R., April rs,
(UP)-The Tydings Puerto Rico
independence bill, praised in Off,
cial circles in Washington, was
bitterly attacked in San Juan yes,
terday. II
DR.. J. J. Osuna, acting chancel'
lor of the University Of Puerto
Rico, criticized the proposal as
being contrary to the islands in
tertsts.
81 feel it mistake for the peo-
pie of Puerto Rico to ask for in
dependence of the island" he said
81 feel it is a mistake for the
United States to give independ-
ence t. Puerto Rico. | believe
that alter nearly 40 years OF
American occupation and mutual
association, we should be able to
find a better solution"
Osuna said he regretted the
unnecessary bitterness in Sena-
tor Tydings' Introductory speech.
Political criticism of the mea-
sure was forthcoming from Sen
ate President Rafael MARTINEZ
Nadal who said he thought the bill
places a premium on nationalist
assassination of American off,
Gals"
Martinez was referring to the
Staying on Feb. % of Chief OF
Police Col. E. Frances Riggs by
two young nationalist.
IF the fanatics get independ-
,ence in four years by killing one
man." Martinez said, "they could
get it in "a hours by killing three
or four"
Martinez charged that the Tyd.
ings will is a triple betrayal OF
the Puerto Rican people,"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
|HREE MEN HURT ON
EUBMARINE NAUTILUS

IG a DIEGO. Cal. April 25.-
Et,5Tihrce men were injured
Fsn'y late Friday in an engine
vi .mlIlShau aboard the subma-
FS C.SS. Nautilus.
Ss,ai officials withheld official
|t s.,S Of the accident, but it was
f rag a piston broke and parts
Sh The men. They were taken
SE sex bay aboard the tender
y 5, Holland.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
fail TO FIND
PARKER. JR., OF
wendell CASE
District Attorney Believes
State Officials "Shel-
tering Fugitive"
PARKER ORDERED TO
ARREST OWN SON

NEW YORK, April %. (UP)-
District Attorney. VIM. X. Geor-
han today threatened to bring
charges of sheltering a fugitive
against unnamed New Jersey Off
Gals, who, he believes, are hiding
Ellis H. Parker, Jr., accused of
KIDNAPPING and assaulting Paul H.
Wendell.
Geoghan predicted give or six
more" persons will be indicted for
the Wendell kidnapping which, with
WendePs confession climaxed the
fight for Haupt3nann's. life.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
las BEEN ILL SINCE
CCESSION TO THRONE

|CAlRO. Egypt. April 25. tUP)
I7rs concern was felt here to-
+ for KIM Tuad. who is Scrl-
!, ly III al hl. palace.
Physician admitted that the
|riilion cf his majesty, who IS
Is causing grave anxiety.
! has hepn kim since 1917 when
succeeded his brother, HuSSelu
Fui.
Ths king has been in poor
|aI'h for some time. It was UNI
stood he is suffering from heart
easr.
The king suffered a serious
|ngrrha.r last night. \ doctor $
|lsnD, l5sueI at the palace, said
! king has developed Stomatitls
necrotlc character. StOma-
Is a mouth disease, usually
Eoupanled by deterioration OF
! tissues and inflammation.
The king never fully recovered
pm his serious illness of Sep
|nh'r. 1881. when. on the adj
e Of phy,rclans. he cancelled q
b 70 Greece Italian and other
|sIallst. were summoned at
p time and the government at
|nP2d 20 conceal the kings i'll
S, even TO prosecuting several
fEEpaper5 which mentioned it.
NM Fuad's illness was aggra
ftst By heart weakness resulting
pm an attack of pleurisy in Jan
fIE 1881, The intense political
'ies IN which nc has engaged
teoty have hindcred recovery.
is believed that should he die
IIbS tn" present Anglo Egyp-
negotiations. an uneasy situa-
% would develop.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
BARLEY WILL
Be KEYNOTER
Robinson Recommended as
Chairman of Democratic
Convention

PHILADELPHIA. April IS,
GP)-Senator Alben W, Bark
lev, Dem. KY. was chosen today
TO deliver the kneynote address;
before the Democratic national
convention which will begin bore
June 23rd. National Democratic
leaders at the same time recon-
mendcd Senator Joseph I. Robin
son, DEM, Ark. be made pcrmah-
cnt chairman of the convention
The selections were made at con
ference of National Chairman far'
ley and other party. leaders.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
new TOBACCO
BILLISSICNED
Authorizes State Compacts
To Control Tobacco
Production

WASHINGTON. April IS CUP
President Roosevelt today sign
.d the Tobacco State compactS
hill which authorizes states to
negotiate an Interstate agreement
for the control Of tobacco produc-
ton. "a ,bo
The measure was passed at the
renupst of tobacco growers IN an
effort to set up machinery 70 rg
mace the Kcrr-Smith tobacco Dill
which fell with the United States
Supreme Courts invalidatIon oil
the AAA.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
Mr.. And Mrs. T. {. Blackwell Keep
Golden Wedding Anniversary Today

friends are congratulatlng them
and wishing them many more
years Of happiness. ..
Since that April 18th many
changes have taken place in Hen
derson county, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackwell have watched them all
as they made a home for their
family here. Eight children have
been born to them and they are
all living and on Sunday will cele-
brate with their parents.
The children are: Mrs. Jacob
Gaze, Miss Amanda Blackwell, T..
P. and B. E. Blackwell, Miss Fan
ME Blackwell, Mack Blackwell, l..
M. and Ted Blackwell, and there
are also % living grandchildren.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
BILL TO FREE
PUERTO RICO
CREATES Stir
Praised in Washington Of
fetal Circles; Bitterly
Attacked in San Juan
SAID TO PUT PREMIUM
UPON ASSASSINATI0NS

WASHINGTON, April rs CUP
The Tydings bill providing for
Puerto Rico to vote on whether to
become Independent got whole
hearted support yesterday from
Dr.. Ernest Gruening, chief of the
interior departments division of
territories.
He praised the bill as being de-
signed to settle island agitation and
give Puerto Ricans the chance to
choose their future political des-
tiny. a... ...-...
"The measure is consistent with
the enlightened policies of this
administration" said Gruening.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25

A marriage of great interest
here was that of Miss Mary
Davis, daughter Of Mrs, Jonh
Davis, of Henderson county 10
T. C. Blackwell, which TOOK
place at the home of the BRIDE
on Big Hungry. The ceremony
was performed by Squire ION
Blackwell in the presence u
the immediate family.
Fifty years ago today APtlI
rs, 1886, the above announcement
was read with much interest by
friends of the bride and groom
and today, as Mr.. and Mrs i. " ",
Blackwell celebrate their. goluell
wedding anniversary, their naus
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
CUBAN VISITORS

MIAMI. Fla, April Is. tuPl-
Dr., Jose L. Garcia BayllereS, u
ban secretary of agriculture, az
rived here yesterday by Clipper
ship from Havana, enroute to Ne"
York and Washington to DISCUSS
the island republics sugar quota
Baylleres will meet President
elect Gomez of Cuba In New
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
DR.. WHITLEY BECOMES
FREEZE PHARMACIST;
DIR. HARDEE LEAVES

DR.. w. E. Hardee. pharmacist
At Freeze Drug Co, has accepted
a position with the Upjohn Com
nanv and will have his headquart-
ers in Asheville. DR.. and Mrs.
Hardee will reside in the Lake
wood Apartments on Lakeside
Drive in Asheville.,
DIR ]. R. Whitley has accepted
q nosition with Freezes and ar
rived yesterday to take over his
work. ---..---, --------
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
New Venezuelan
President Named

CARACAS, Venezuela, April %
UP)-General Eleazer Lopez
Contreras today was elected by
congress to serve a seven year
term as president of Venezuela.
Contreras has acted as pT1Vlsc
ional president since the deat Nc; Oh
former dictator General Juan Vln-
cente Gomez. He was Gomez
choice as his successor, due 10 MS
ability as a military executive:
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
TWO MINE VICTIMS ARE
PROGRESSING TOWARD
COMPLETE RECOVERY

HALIFAX, N. S., April 25.-
UP)-D. E. Robertson and AL
fred Scadding, imprisoned for
10 days in the Moose river gold
mine, progressed satisfactorily to-
day toward complete recovery.
Physicians announced tn t
Scadding, whose condition was
the more serious, probably would
not develop gansrene in his in
fected feet. The Infection re-
sponded to treatment, but not as
we'll as they had hoped.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
CONFIRMATION
AT ST. JAMES
WILL BE MAY 10
Rector Announces Class
Meetings To Be Held
Daily Next Week

Rev. James P. Burke, rector of
st. James Episcopal church, will
conduct confirmation classes each
day next week at five o'clock, be-
ginning tomorrow afternoon. The
purpose of the confirmation class
is to teach people how to .appreci-
ate, use, and be helped by the
church and to lntelligently estim-
ate the spiritual treasures which
are enshrined in the churcll's life.
Bishop Gribbin will visit the par
ish for confirmation on May 10th.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
HOEY SPEAKS
IN CITY SOON
Will Address Mass Meeting
at High School Next
Friday Night

Clyde f. Hoey, Shelby attorney
and candidate for the Democratic
gubernatoris1 nomination In the
June 6 primary. will address q
mass meeting at the Henderson
vile high school auditorium on
next Friday, May I, st 8 o'clock,
members of the Hoey For Cover
nor committee announced today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
MRS. REESE HOME

Mrs. A. V. Reese has returned
from Alexander, N. c., where she
was called on account OF the death
of her mother, Mrs. E. W. Burn
ette. - - :
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
WEATHER

,,irr eloudines., slightly
iH'' r tonight: Sunday mostly
cloudY
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-25
GOOD AFTERNOON

Tha >elean.shaven Selassie would
remain unidentified only until
someone caught him peekins from
behind a bu.h.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
GOSL|N D|CKER|NG
ABOUT TIGER PAY
Goose Must Battle to Get
Steady Job-Tribe Weak
at Bat in Win.

BY the Associated Press.
r AKELAND, Fla. March g.
Leon (Goose) Goslin was in
camp today, planning to have
~ a talk with Mickey Cochrane,
boss of the Tigers, relative to a salary
agreement.
Hank Greenberg now is the only
one missing.
Indications were that the Goose
would have plenty tough time hold
ing regular job with Gerald Walker,
Rudy York and others trying to put
him on the utility list.
SARASOTA, Fla.-Johnny Kroner
loomed today as possible successor
to Bill Werber, the hold-out third
baseman. Joe Cronin, manager of the
Red Sox, said after a telephone con-
verSation with Tom Yawkey he would
watch Kroner carefully. He said
Yawkey had termed Werber's salary
demands unreasonable.
Indians Hurlers Please.
NEW ORLEANS. - Although the
yesterdays victory over the Pelicans,
the six-hit hurling of Milnar, Lee and
Clint Brown gave Manager Steve
ONeill satisfaction. The trio showed
good control, issuing only one base on
balls. An epidemic of colds has hit
the camp.
WEST PALM BEACH Fla-Rained
out of practice, most of the Browns
whiled away yesterday over the bridge
and pinochle decks Harland Cliff
had a busy day entertaining the boys
at the piano.
FORT MYERS, Fla.-The Reds,
confident of making it four straight,
were due today for their series wind-up
with the AS. Tony Freitas, who has
pitched 13 consecutive scoreless in
nings, was to go five frames against
Comics team.
Evening star., 1936-03-09

ling and Braddock lack the necessary
speed.
Greb in his prime was the fastest
man I've ever seen in the ring. The
point brought out by johnson, Demp-
sey and Tunney, three ex-champions,
that Louis was lucky to fall into the
present crop of opponents is all true.
1t gave him a chance to learn more
under fire and to build up his conf
dence-to get away without danger
With this start no one can see far
enough through the fogs of the future
to locate any one good enough to
beat him. They were saying that
about Max Baer this time last year?"
Quite so. That's what keeps sport
interesting.
(Copyright 1888, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc)
Evening star., 1936-03-09
INJURY j|NX HITS
| GABLER Of GIANTS
Bad Eye From Insect Bite
Follows Knee Hurt-Even
Break for Cards.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ENSACOLA, Fla, March g.
- Frank Gabler of the Giants Is
having a tough time of 1t these
L days. He was suffering from
a strained knee when an insect bit
him under the eye while he slept the
other night.
Now he has bad eye and bad
knee.
The eye was swollen so badly it had
to be lanced.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Whether
Paul Waner got the salary he wanted
is a secret between him and Bill Ben
swanger, but anyway sweet harmony
now prevails in the Pirate camp.
Guessers say both sides made conces-
Sions.
The Buks were due to get out early
today to make up for yesterdays cur
tailed practice because of wet grounds.
Bee Deal Seen Brewing.
CT. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The base
~ ball wise here thought they saw
in a Sunday visit of Bill McKechnie
and Bob Quinn to the Brooklyn
Dodgers the possibility the Bees might
acquire an outfielder to fill the shoes
of Hal Lee, holdout. Both denied
that was their intention and they pre-
dicted Lee would arrive today.
HAVANA,-TheC Cardinals were due
h. MI ;,N aff Iro l.
ing even in their four Cuban games.
They worked like a real ball club yes
terday as they downed Almendares.
AVALON, Calif.-The Cubs ap-
preached the close of their stay at
Catalina Island with intra-camp
games sheduled for today and tomor-
row. Work on the island will wind up
with routine drills Wednesday and
Thursday. Thursday night the squad
will start for Los Angeles to meet the
White SoX in the first of three game
series.
Dodgers in Intra- Camp War.
| CLEARWATER, Fla-The Phelps
Flailers and the Berres Beauties,
the rival teams of the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers' training camp. were to line up
against each other today. Osborne
and Butcher were slated to pitch for
the Flailers while Clark, Zachary and
Eisenstat were due for work with the
Beauties.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - Heavy
stickwork by Johnny Moore, Dolph
Camilli and Leo Norris was a major
factor in the victory yesterday of the
Ethan Aliens detachment of the Phills.
In an Intra- Camp contest the Aliens
beat the Mickey Haslins, 8 to 3. An
other game between the rivals was on
tap today.
Evening star., 1936-03-09

get bad beating he received from
1000 or 800" New York-Penn fans.
Well, well our st. Pete shuf-
fieboard players strayed off the res
eryation to go over to Orlando
and get licked .. here's how Mat
Hews laughs it off in his shuttle
board column in the Evening In
dependent:
"What with one thing and an
other, and the breaks and all that,
besides putting up at hotel where
the heating plant was out OF order
and the boilermakers were ham
mering away at it all night, how
could one shoot glamorous shuf-
hes the next day? We are
bunch of good sports, however, and
it is allQn the days play"
Everywhere you turn down here
Evening star., 1936-03-09
FROM THE PRESS BOX
Training Camp Data Is Given in Terse
Base Ball Geography Cracked IN Verse.
BY JOHN LARDNER-

~ ASE ball training camp geog-
K raphy made easy, If not abso-
~ lutely painless:
PENSACOLA.
Pensacola has a couple OF good BARRIERS
And one of the best natural harbors
Along the line.
Its principal Winter clients
Are the New York Giants,
And it's Pop. is 31,579.
SAN ANTONIO.
San Antonio is not far from Mexico,
And is the scene of the well known
Alamo.
Remember the Alamo?
Remember Pie Traynor?
Well, Pie and Paul Waner
And the rest of the Pirates are training
in San Antonio.
FORT MYERS.
Hard beside the Caloosahatchie
Stands the village of Fort Myers,
Famous for its royal palm trees
AND IOf connie N1dCh . 1AtliACOASS'
This is where the willy Connie
Gives his boys their Winter training;
This is where he trains his players,
Even though he han't got none.
Cubs "All Gummed Up"
CATALINA.
Catalina is an island in the Pacific
Ocean,
Surrounded by chewing gum.
It must have cost the Wrigley family
A pretty sum.
It is populated chiefly by Charlie
Grimm
And the contented Cubs who work
for him.
LAKELAND.
A place to stop and catch your breath
Is Lakeland.
The seat of Southern College (Meth)
Is Lakeland.
The town where Mickey Cochrane's'
men
Prepare to win the flag again
Perhaps, provided, If, and when
Is Lakeland.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ T. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
9.-Bill Stewart. National
League umpire, is the only
- such official to double in two
major sports :. besides umpiring,
he referees in the National Hockey
League :. Bill says Pepper Martin
of the Cardinals is the most honest
ball player in the National League
:. "If Pepper kicks you know it's
legitimate" says Bill.
He thinks the Giants take too
much for granted and could use a
little more fight :. and he hasn't
a doubt that the New York-Penn
League istthe toughest in the coun-
try for an umpire -. he can't for
Evening star., 1936-03-09

you see q sport-writing Slocum :.
Bill, sr., the old bell ram of the New
York pack, is with the Giants at
Pensacola for the American.
Young Mike, a son, is covering the
Dodgers at Clearwater, also for the
American and any day now,
Jack, another son, may bob up in
some camp for the New York Mir
ror as they say in "the big
town" What about Memo
Leibold, then manager Of the Co
lumbus Club, wanting to fire Bur-
CESS Whitehead, the National
Leagues only Phi Beta Kapper,
because he was "too dumb to
learn?" Larry McPhail, Co
lumbus president at the time, spied
Whitehead's key and reversed
Leibold.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
Only Rookie spot" Pitcher.

"THE next thing I knew" says Joe,
Il read in the paper where I had
been bought by Washington. And here
] am"
He's most welcome here I am"
too, as far as the Griffs are concerned.
Bokina began to attract attention
about a week ago, but at the time
Harris figured Joe may have been
ahead of the other hurlers ir training.
But developments lately have con-
vinced Bucky that Bokina has the
stuff. His fast ball is what ball
players term "sneaky," while his best
bet is a change of pace. He is the
only spot" pitcher among the rockies.
"Chesbro told me to paint circle
against the barn near my home" eX-
planned Joe, and to try to put the
ball inside the circle. It must have
helped me lot because I've never
worried about control. How I'll go
against big league batters is something
don't know, but I'm not discouraged
yet"
1t is something of a tribute to
young Bokina, who won't be % until
April 7, by the way, to be chosen as
the starting pitcher in the Regulars
Yannigans game Wednesday, Bokina
and Peticolas will hurl for the cur
rent first stringers.
If Joe goes well ne probably will
swing back into action next Sunday
when the Mats entertain the Phillies
on Tinker Field. And the chances
are that he will go we'll. It's too
tough to fool base ball men like Bucky
Harris, Clark Griffith and the late
Jack Chesbro.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
CATCHER IN TRIM
COULD LIFT CLUB
Frank, Star Before Illness,
Will Have Fine Lot of
HurIers to Handle.
Editors. This is one OF a series
outlining major league pennant
proSpectS).
BY PAUL NICHOLSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW ORLEANS, March 9-Cleve-
lands Indians, their spirits fired to
new high under the popular Steve
O'Neill, threaten a wholesale mas
Sacre Of enemy hopes over the Amer
ican League pennant trail this year.
Give the big Indian chief fair
share of the breaks, together with
Catcher Frank Pytlak and Outfelder
Bruce Campbell at peak form. and
he will lead his TribeSmen in a great
fight for the flag that hasn't fioated
over the Indian tepee since 1920. Take
them away and he'll have big job
on his hands in his first full year
as successor to the silent. unruff1ed
Walter johnson, whose final season
was marked by dissension and woe.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
YANKS TO SCRIMMAGE.

ST. PETERSBURG. ,Fla.-Joe NC
Carthy of the New York Yankees set
out today to get couple of teams
together. inasmuch as he plans to
start practice games either tomorrow
or "Wednesday.
Ben Chapman, still holdout, was
expected to take up his salary diff
culties with Col. Jacob Rupert when
the latter reaches the scene some time
this week.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
Basketers Try for Nine.

HARRY BASs1N. Tommy Keating
= and Buddy Nau are potential in
f1elders, while Tommy Nolan seeks a
fy-chaSing berth. Bassin, a former
first baseman for Eastern High, is a
leading candidate for that position
with Ralph McCarthy's team and
Nolan starts competition with bright
outfield reputation gained under Char
ley Guyon, dean of Eastern's coaches.
Gus KrenShaw. the third senior on
the squad, is expected to do the bulk
of the catching again. assisted by
John Loving, junior. John Cavedine
and Bob Ferarra are other infield can
didates, while Tony Barabas and Karl
Nau, a cousin of Buddy's, will join
Nolan as outfield prospects.
Georgetown is the first squad to be
assembled, George Washington's and
Maryland's candidates not yet having
been called out.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
2ona Scores Nat Slab Prospect Indians Progress Hinges Pk
Sports Program
For Local Fans

Boxing.
Phil Furr VS.. Mickey Serrian,
feature bout, 10 rounds, Turner's
Arena, $50.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. tournament.
Y. M. C. A., 7.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
District A. A. U. tournament,
Turner's Arena.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. tournament,
Y. M. C. A., 7.
WEDNESDAY.
Boxing.
District A. A. U. tournament,
Turner's Arena.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. tournament,
Y. M. C. A., 7.
THURSDAY.
Wrestling.
Ernie DuSek VS.. VIC CnrlSIy, lea
ture match, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Boxing.
Maryland at Wisconsin.
SATURDAY.
Base Ball.
Washington VS.. Boston Red Sox
at Orlando, Fla.
Boxing.
District A. A. U. tournament,
Turner's Arena.
Swimming.
Baltimore Y. M. c. A. at WASH
ington Y. M. c. A., 8.
Track.
Catholic University in knights
of Columbus games at New York.
Evening star., 1936-03-09
Bill Stewart Doubles as imp in Base Ball, Hockey
National 1eaurs Job Unique-says

Odds and ends: Judge Lands
looks very fit. John Henry
Lewis, the light-h eavyweig h t
champion, used to be church
sexton in Arizona. Charlie
Ruffing is still here. but unsigned.
John Moir, Notre Dame for
ward, has averaged nearly IL points
a game for 10 contests.
The boys down here say Arthur
Hendricks tennis bubble will burst
when he starts playing on grass
courts. Tampa is all steamed
up because Larry McPhail is talk
ing of having the Reds do all their
training in Puerto Rico next year.
Ky" Ebright's California
Varsity crew will have to reduce
ssix pounds per man before the
&pring regattas.
Evening star., 1936-03-09

The Big Debate.
JACK JOHNSON'S opinion of Joe
Louis, which is far from being
hysterical on the ballyhoo side,
~ gets at least partial backing
from Gene Tunney and Jack Demp-
sey.
The latter two ex-champs won't say
he isn't a great fighter or won't be a
great fighter, but they want to see
the Bomber in one or two tougher
spots.
Have YOU realized" Tunney asked
Evening star., 1936-03-09
CHIs0x NOW LIKE MAULDIN.

din, who proved bust when he
tried out as third baseman with the
White Sox last year, is back as an out
tlelder and may stick. He has shown
plenty batting talent and Manager
Jimmy Dykes Neems to be we'll pleased
with him.