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Evening star., 1936-11-08

and because It leads. after drop in
its ceiling until the explorer for O
few yards has to proceed on hands
and knees. to yet another huge
chamber. beyond which are ice crys-
tails. studded walls and ceiling, breath
taking in their perfection.
Leaving the chamber of the water
fall. it Is advisable to descend to the
river Of ice and follow it to its far
end, where it cascades into corruga-
tions as il the ripples of the stream
had been suddenly frozen here, too.
At this far end is the loveliest cor
ridor Of all. 1t Is smaller. although
. person may walk without STOPPING,
and 1t is perfectly vaulted. From its
hoor up over its arched ceiling down
to its floor again 1t is Q solid mass Of
ice crystals that grow in great punches
like flowers, each with q thousand
glass petals. The perfection Of this
long narrow corridor, symmetrically
arched and vaulted, and Of its glitter
ing jeweled length can hardly be sug-
gested. Those who walk down it are
Evening star., 1936-11-08
Another Smear Campaign.

NEW YORK-Magistrate Overton
Harris went into his chambers to get
his hat. He found the hat all right,
but-to quote the report Of Detective
Robert Rehman-'ft was smeared
with what resembled red ink on the
brim and crown and dehled with q
gooey substance"
Il resent this---I resent 1t deeply"
said the magistrate.
The police are looking over the
stained toppiece for fingerprints.
The Judge has q new hat-and he's
keeping it on the bench beside him
while court Is in session.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
TOP the average travel prospect

NTOP the average travel prospect
on the street and ask him to
tell you something about Idaho.
Ofhand he says 1t Is q funny
shaped State out West, where pota-
toes, sugar and Borah come from.
Then ask him II he's ever been out
there. Right back comes the answer,
mo. Why?" with q quizzical inflec-
ton that may mean. why should
you ask?" Or, why should I 60
there?"
The question about Idaho might
have been made of any of q dozen
or so States that have not hitherto
been publicized as worthwhile as q
field for travel.
Whatever else may be said of the
American guide project Of the w. p.
A.. Americans are going to know more
about great many so-called dead
spaces on the travel map; areas that
have not caught public fancy. Not
that the guides are going about the
job in a boomy, publicity-agent sort
of way. In fact they are soberly fac
tual, but entertaining withal. If Tours
of Eastern Idaho" is q fair sample OF
the prospective crop of State and
regional volumes.
TO THE person who has heard little
about Idaho, or has forgotten
most Of what he might have learned
in his geography. Idaho is a surpris-
ing State. A clue to some of the won-
ders comes in the passage explaining
tho name OF the Blackfeet Indians.
The Indians. it is explained, were
called Siksika (meaning black Of
feet") because, according to legend,
their feet were blackened by constant
walking in vocanic ashes or the ashes
of prairie fires. Reading On, the
pages tell OF the Craters Of the Moon,
a weird and spreading area that re-
sembles the surface Of the moon as
seen through a telescope.
But let the Guide tell 1t:
Few spots on earth-certainly no
other readily accessible to unadven-
turous motorists in the course Of an
ordinary Summer jaunt-have such
power to impress the human mind
with the aweful inner nature of the
rock planet on which man lives and
is whirled through the universe. An
ciently these 80 square miles and
many others around them shuddered
and heaved and cracked open, pour
ing out molten lavas from some in
ternal reservoir and spreading them
through. the valleys. The last of
Evening star., 1936-11-08

See Honolulu and Fiji en- route
to New Zealand on a 5l-day all
expense tour. IS days ashore.
S634 up, First Class; $476 up,
Cabin Class. Or 60 on TO Aus
tralia and enjoy 6 days ashore
-. S661 up, First Class; $3.50
up, Cabin Class. From Van
oouver and Victoria on the up
to-1936 Aoranei, or Ni1ears, of
the Canadian ARstraIasian Line.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

urged to proceed with care and not
to touch the luxuriant brilliance Of
the walls and ceiling. because this
burgeoned fragile loveliness breaks
and falls In showers when touched
and takes Q long time to form again"
Evening star., 1936-11-08

OF the time. were reunited here. They
are Oscar Powell Of St. Joseph, and
Perry Martie. who adopted his foster
parents name. The brothers, as
babies. were placed in foster parents
homes after their parents died.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
Dead Man Election Victor.

WHEELING, w. Va. (P.-Among
the victorious candidates in the elec-
tion was Charles Schultz, chosen con-
stable of Washington district by plu-
fality of 1000 votes.
But Schultz never will take Office.
He died three months ago.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16
COSTLY JUSTICE

Benjamin Rosen is going to get the
$42 Philadelphia police took away
from him in a raid on card game.
Rosen hired lawyer and appealed
to the Superior court where the Judge
devoted day to the case. The
courts total salary expense for the
DAYS work was 1927.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16
Is Billions Is Economic
Value of Thomas Edison

The economic value of Thomas Edi-
son, or the value of the equipment
and devices which have been made
from his patents, is estimated at $15,-
O0O,OOO,OOO.
This means that from the time of
bis first patent in 1864 up to the pres
ent he has been responsible for the
production of nearly 100000 worth
of property every "A hours.-Collier's.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

So once again she's consulting the
famous Chicago, nursery from which
so many babies have gone to the
homes Of screen and radio stars.
After seeing "The Thin Man.
again, recently, there's just one
thing to say-that it is one of the
best pictures made in years and
years. Also, that though Rosalind
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

have Michael. Mat
rimony h a S no
turned out too we'll
for her, and she's
not the sort of girl
who's satisfied with
just being beautiful
and popular and
having a grand time
at parties. She likes
having a home, and
having some one in
it who loves her.
And what better
some one could she
have than a child?
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16
From Missouri

If you tell man that there are
27O,67S934, 341 stars in the universe
he'll believe you-but if sign says
"Fresh Paint" that same man has to
make personal investiga ton.
finder.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

MIRIAM HOPKINS plan
wi ming to adopt another
child. She adores young Michael,
whom she took under her wing
some time ago, and doesn't want
him to grow up alone. It's nice
for Michael to have such a
good home, of course, and it's mar
yelous for the beautiful Miriam to
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

y
scheduled for the role, would have
been ever so much better.
II looks as if 1.-THE Informer"
would be acclaimed everywhere as
the best picture made in 1885. The
National Board of Review says it is,
in case that means anything to you.
Here's the boards list of the best
that is, the best American-made pic
lures; "AIice Adams" Gamma Rare
Nina" david copperfield," "The
GiIded Lily" Lies Miserables," "Mu-
tiny on the Bounty" "RuggIes OF
Red Gap" and the Silly Symphony,
"Nho Killed Cock Robin?"
| This is the sort of thing that
happens in the movie world. There
is young girl named Doris Dud-
ley-she's just eighteen, not excep-
tionally pretty, and with no record
so far as talent is concerned. She
has been in one play that never
reached New York, and recently
opened in another one, ''The Sea-
son Changes
But-RKO has signed her for
four pictures, at $1,000 a week for
the first two, and $1,75O week for
the next two.
She was married when she was
fifteen, is getting a divorce, and has
young son. Her father, one of
; New York's bestowed dramatic crit
les for many years, who writes
plays and comments on other peo-
pies on the radio, is rather star
tied by the whole thing. For Doris
career is of her own making.
And the answer to the question
every one has asked-"Why should
! this girl get such a contract?' is
! the fact that her agent is Leland
Hayward, who is the agent (and
! either is or is not the husband) OF
; Katherine Hepburn.
g Polly Moran is going to Australia
= and points tuest. She's ,oalling out on
:. american picture-n,akers because they
;. won't gipe her the salary to ,Uhich
e she's been accustomed.
Gary Cooper and his wife must
}. have had a grand time when they
I; spent their honeymoon in Bermuda
. for they're going back there in Feb
ruary when he gets three-months
vacation.
Of course, all the newspaper artl
cles on .'mercy killers" had to lea(
a straight to the screen; Daryl Ian
q muck. who likes to make picture:
d based on current news events. has
81 picture called "The Mercy Killer
81 in the making right now.
Hollywood is engaged in the grue
p some business of adding one and on
81 and making three; the death 0
- Ross Alexander's wife, and the
E, Thelma Todds unexplained demise
10 have made people ask: who'll b
the third?"
y Patsy Kelly, who made comedie
with Thelma before she broke int
bigger and better pictures, is dread
- fully broken up over Thelma'
death. She took plane for NeN
York as soon as she could; wante
to get away from Hollywood for
little while.
a Jean Harlow isn't going to pla
2, gIamorous bad girls on the scree
o any more If she can help it; she
az abandoned them along with he
- platinum hair. She's always wan
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16
Afraid of Self

One may so hate to be envious as
not to want to hear a word about
anyone that will make him so.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

ODDS AND ENDS William S.
Hart has sold a story, "O'Malley OF
the Mounted" to T,Uentieti: Century
Foa; George O'Brien ,oill do it :,
Colleen Moore is going to marry the
manager of her Doll House tour :.
Is it ne,us that Jimmie Cagney is once
again threatening to leave Warner
Brothers if he doesn't get more
money? 4. "The Goldbergs ,oill
return to the air early in the neV
year.
g Western Newspaper Union.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

are perfectly willing to engage them
If the stars will put up at least
part of the money for the produc-
ton.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16

Movie actors who decide to so on
the stage, and head for New York
to try their luck, have been sadly
disillusioned; theatrical producers
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-16
By VIRGINIA VALE;

Russell is very good indeed in "Ren-
DEVIOUS" Myrna 10y, originally
scheduled for the role, would have
been ever so much better.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
ACEPTAU Una
OFERTAD DEL
OLYMPIC AQUI
Ell ex-campeon firmo con
Lou Daro, y debutara
pronto en- Los Angeles

La Ultima sensation del mundo
deportivo, de Los Angeles, es Ia no
tieia do que Max Baer ha deeidi
do eonvertirse en- Iuchador profe-
sional c~ontratado por Lou Daro, y
que pronto hars su debut en- e'
Olympic Auditorium.
BESIDE su rancho de Sacramento,
Baer confirmo Ia noticia de que
habfa firmado contrato con Daro.
quien lie ofrecio una garantia de
$4,000 anuales. y un privilegio al
10 por ciento de la entrada bruta.
FL ex-campe6n mundial destro-
nado por James Braddoek y noquea
do por Joe Louis, Sc %entrenara en-
secreto durante seis a bajo
la direction de Nick Lutte, y luego
vendra a Los Angeles para hacer
su presentation en- ell Olympic Au-
ditorium.
La obtenci6n de los servicios de
Baer para su collection de paquider
mos en- ell Olympic, es considerable
por Lou Daro como uno de sus me-
jores %triunfos en- sus gestiones pa
ra descubrir nuevas ~atracciones en-
la lucha.
Baer Sc mostro entusiasmado so
| bre los prospectus de su nueva ca
rrera.
"Espero ser ell primer hombre que
conquiste el c~ampeonato mundiaI
de peso complete
La opinión., 1936-01-15
Ell RETO DE LEWIS

Lewis lego a. srsdo de lamar
personalmente IN reto a Gala, ofre
eiendo veneer,o en- ell ring dos veces
en- una bora, para e'iminarlo asf co
mo possible contend;ente de Lopez.
Este reto de Lewis cause sensation
viendose de verdad al itaiiano, y
veneerlo en- ell ring 81 es que no
quiere darle "a oportunidad de que
luehe con Lopez. -. .- -. -.
Mientras tanto. Ell campeon ten
dra esta noche a I'm buen adverse
rio en- la persona de Gino Garibal-
di, quien esta dispuesto tambien a
destronar al mexicano. Garlbaldi
amenazo o lamar a Calza Y a
Lopez fuera del ring hoy en- la no.
che, 81 Ell italiano de las "piernas
de piano" intenta i%ntervenir en- Ia
lucha estrella.
"Espero que csc %piernas de pia-
no haga aleo en- ell ring, declare
G~aribaldi. "lo tirare de cabeza, y
para renatar la victoria lie echare
eneima a Lopez.
"Mi record es sobresaliente", in
siste Garibaldi, r~efiriendose a Cal
"a. "Que ha hecho calra para que
rer disputar ell c~ampeonato? De
c~ualquier manera, 20 sere ell cam
pe6n despues del miereoles, y en-.
tonces me hare cargo de Mr.. CAL
La opinión., 1936-01-15
.REPARAN FL
Y TORNEO De
BASKET BALL
Empezara en- Pachuca Ell z
de febrero; hay mucho
entusiasmo en- Mexico
cIUpAp DE MEXICO, Enero 10.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 10.
Ell Consejo Directive de la Con-
federation Nacional de Basketball
residente en- Ia ciudad de Pachuca
esta dando va los dltimos toques a
la organization del gran Campeo-
nato Nacional de Basket ball. que
Sc efectuara en- esta ciudad, a par
tir del dia 2 de febrero de 1885.
La magnifica cancha que Sc esta
construyendo exprofeso para este
magno campeonato, ha quedado en-
tai forma, que llenara ampliamente
las necesidades para que fue cons
truida.
Las a~utoridades. tanto municipal
les como del Estado, han
al comite organizador toda clase de
ayuda, debido a 10 cual, los Juga-
dores que vengan en- representa-
cion de los d~iferentes Estados del
pals. seran objeto de toda clase de
atenciones.
Ell c. Presidente Municipal de Pa
cnOCd, udluo ZIG
palpable de su deseo de cooperar pa
"a este magno campeonato nacio-
nal, ha hecho 10 %necesario a fin de
que los jugadores de todos los equl
pos, tengan a su disposition sin cos
to alguno, peluquerias, bolerias, ba
nos. paseos Y todos aquellos servi-
clos personaies, indispensables pa
ra los turistas.
Ademas, cada delegation, tendra
durante TODD ell tempo que perma-
Mecca en- Pachuca, un automovil
que dara servicio dfa y noehe, pa
ra que los jugadores puedan apro-
vecharlo en- su translate a cual-
quier punto.
Ell Comite Organizador tiene lis
to ell alojamiento para todos los
equipos, pues Sc desea que la aten
cion que reciban en- la oiudad de
Pachuca sea esmerada y no queden
privados de ningun servicio que pu
diera hacerles molesta su estancia
EN- la capital del Estado de Hidal
go, sede del gran Campeonato Ma
cional de Basketball.
Varios equipos, de acuerdo con
10 ~estatuido, han enviado sus regis
tros. por cuyas clrcunstancias es-
peramos que antes del dia 10 de es
to mes, podamos informar Ia can't
dad de equipos que participaran
en- la gran justa basketbolera.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
Sc RIFARA I'm
TRAJE EN- E.
v HITE SOX
Obsequio al plblico ell do
mingo proximo, en- los
juegos combinados

Los or~ganizsdores de los juesos
combinados en- sl psrque White Sox
que desde el GItino domingo empe
aaron a pr~esentar a los oficionsdos
ell doble attractive &c un luego de
base ball y otro de foot ball SOC
Ger en- ell mismo programs, anuneis
ron aver la ~prine'a de las sorpre
sas que han prometi5o al p1blieo
consistente en- la rita de un traje
de hombre.
FL programa astara cubierto por
Ia novena mexicana Todd's Clo-
thes Shop contra VI buen equipo.
v las oncenas Harbor Cellics y San
Diego Naval Base contendiendo en-
ell juego estrella de foot ball, que
dara principle a las 3 de la tarde.
Ell domingo pasado los Altoona
dos, en- su mayorfa bellas damitas
de nuestra colonia que asistieron
al White Sox, presenciaron un refi
do encuentro de soccer entire los me
xicanos del Aztecas y los ingleses
del Sons Of st. George.
La actuaci6n de los peloteros me
pdblico, arrancando constantes iva
clones por su destreza en- el ma
nejo del bal6n, y ST. acometividad
en- Ia contienda.
Sesdn ~anuncia Ia empresa, los Az
teeas reapareeeran en- ei campo
del White Sox ell domingo 26 de
enero. en- otro interesante jueso
contra una de las meiores novenas
de la Iisa a que perteneosn.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
PACH0
VS.. LOCATELLI
EN- NUEVA YORK
Pelican ell viernes en- ell Gar
den; Louis VS.. Retzlaf ell
mismo dia, en- Chicago

United Press para LA OPINION
NUEvA YORK, N. Y, Enero IA
Ell programme nseionaI de box es-
ia semsn ests tornado por vsrias
peieas de interes, sobressliendo pa
ra ell p1blico latino ell eneuentro
que s~ostendrs ell pr6ximo viernes
Ell mcxicano Bobby Paeho, de Cali
f~ornia, con cleto Loeatelli, italiano
de Nueva York, en- ell ring del Ma
olson Square Garden ell viernes en-
la noehe.
Pacho sigue destacando como con
tendiente al campeonato mundial
de peso ligero. y su reciente victo-
ria sobre Leonardo del Genio aquf
lie dio ell derecho de contender con
Locatelli en- otra pelea eliminate
ria para escoger adversario a Tony
Canzoneri.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
Los ATLETAS
DE CALIFORNIA
YLAO LIMPIADA
Expectation entire los me-
xicanos de aqui, por la
1respuesta de Mexico
Por FRANCISCO A. CASTILLO

Por FRANCISCO A. CASTILLO
FL topico principal entire los aft
clonados es la organization del Co.
mite Olimpico que debera de re-
caudar los fondos para mandar un
equipo de IL corredores a la Gu
dad de Mexico ell proximo verano.
a las pruebas en- que debera selec
cionarse ell equipo que representa-
ra a Mexico en- la Olimpiada en-
Berlin.
Durante los afos que Mexico ha
participate en- la Olimpiada mum
dial, nuestros atletas en- las carre-
ras de campo y pista han fracasa-
do porque nunca estan en- condi-
clones fisicas o porque los atletas
| que compiten en- la justa mundial
son hijos de prominentes polfticos
20 muchachos que pagan su pasaje
para poder competir en- las pruebas
Intermediates.
Este afo la colonia de Los Ange
les bastante Sc ha interesado para
| que sc organize I'm Comite Olimpi-
CO, Y este cuerpo Sc encargara de
recaudar los fondos necesarios pa
ra poder mandar el contingente de
los atletas que deberan de compe-
tir en- las pruebas nacionales de
Mexico en- ell mes de JUNO.
En- Ia actualidad la colonia mexi
cana del Estado de California cuen
Ia con atletas que serian dignos de
representa- a nuestro pabellon en-
cualquier pats con dignidad y or
gullo, y 81 ell gobierno de Mexico
no Sc interesa bastante en- dar la
oportunidad que los atletas radica-
dos en- el extranjero sc merecen,
compitiendo contra sus mismos her
manos por ell honor de Mexico, in
dudablemente perderfa mucha sim
patia entire los deportistas.
ST Ia Federation Deportiva de
Mexico y ell gobierno aceptan la mo
cion de los atletas del Estado de
California. ell deporte en- este Es-
tado b~astante avanzara, porque
entonces Sc dara a los atletas mexi
canos la esperanto de que algnn
dia puedan representa- a nuestro
pals en- cualquier deporte.
ST ell Comite Olimpico de Los An
geles Sc organiza la Association
Atletica Mexicana podria organizar
al equipo de campo Y pista para
que compitiera bajo los dolores de
la AAM Y sc enfrentara contra los
principales equipos de campo y pts
Ia del Estado de California.
Bastante buen papel hicieron los
| atletas que ganaron ell campeonato
ell aho pasado en- la justa del dlti-
mo 5 de Mayo. y los corredores de
la Association podrian competir con
ira los Freshman de Ia universi-
dad del Sur de California en- I'm
duelo bastante rehido.
Aver 81 los suefos de los atletas
mexicanos en- el extranjero sc les
logra y nuestro gobierno los acep-
Ia con brazos abiertos para COM
petir en- las pruebas nacionales de
Ia Ciudad de Mexico.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
CARUS RUB ON
PERDIO CONTRA
KARL'S SH OES

Los peloteros de la ovena Carus
Rub On sufrieron una derrota ell
dltimo domingo en- El Porvenir, a
manos de los zapateros del equipo
Karl's Shoes.
Los del Karl's Sc llevaron la vic
toria por la anotacion de 5 carre-
ras a 2, dominando facilmente a
las huestes de Villa, no obstante
u pusieron en- Ell centric del dia-
mantle a su pitcher estrella Pete
Delgado.
Por los zapateros ocupo ell cen
tro del diamante ell pitcher Dan
Crowley, quien nulifico a los meJo
res bateadores del Carus, permitien
do cinco hits.
Por los vencedores s~obresalieron
ell center fielder F. Hernandez, y
ell primera base II. Myerson.
Ell Karl's entr6 en- accion con ell
siguiente line up:
II. Thedinga. SIS; F. Hernandez,
! eff; II. Harrison. If; II. Myerson, lb;
]. Anderson, Oh; C. Dees, RI; Mi
Her. 3b; W. Ponce, C; d. Crowley,
p; j.. Mailman p.
En- ell segundo juego de la doble
| contienda del domingo. ell Carus
Rub On vencio al Colonial Stars
con ell score de 3 a 2 carreras.
Para ell proXimo domingo sc
anuncia una doble contienda entire
ell Carus Rub on y ell New York
Black Yankees.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
I'm GORDON De
POLICIAS EN-
Ell Ring HOY
Lou Daro toma precauclo-
mes contra la amenaza
del italiano

81 los aficionados ven hoy en- Ia
noche a numerosos policias aposta-
dos alrededor del ring del Olympic
Auditorium. cuando Ell campe0n Vi
cente Lopez y Gino Garibaldi en-
tren en- acci0n en- la lucha estrella
disputandose ell campeonato mum
dial de peso complete. no sc asus
ten nj vayan a Greer que sc trata
de p~roteger a Lopez contra un po
sible plagio 0 algo por el estilo.
No. La MEDIA de los polieias fue
tomada por Lou Daro, al enterarse
aver de que George Gala, ell italia
no que trata por todos los medios
posibles de obtener un encuentro
con Lopez, hsbia iurado proVoear
una eseena desasradable en- ell ring
del Olympic, en- pIena aeci6n de la
Iueha Lopez-Garibaldi.
Daro fue informado de que Cal
"a Sc proponia dar una sorpresa
acercandose al ring cuando Lopez
v Garibaldi empezaran a luchar. Y
brincando por entire las cuerdas en-
Ell momento oportuno para liarse
a golpes con Ell campe6n mexicano,
Y de ser possible ponerlo fuera de
combate Y proceder luego en- Ia mis-
ma forma con Garibaldi.
Calza esta resentido porque Ga
ribaldi obtuvo primero la oportuni-
dad que el, de subir al ring con 10
peg para disputsr ell titulo, y anne
naza con vengarse en- alsuna for.
ma. Hace aIgunas senanas, des-
pues de que Sc habia prometido a
Gala la iueha con Lopez ST vencia
a Sander Szabo. Sc do la oportu.
nidad a kiman kudo, a pesar de
que ell italiano derroto a Nick Lut
re, quien sustituyo a Szabo euando
este no quiso verselas con Gala.
Mas tarde, Szabo y Ell eterno re-
tador de Lopez contendieron y Il
vamente Gala surgi6 triunfante. a
pesar de 10 cual Sc lie relego a Sc
gundo termino, prefiriendose a Ga
ribaldi.
Y por este es cue Lou Daro es-
ia dispuesto a rodear el ring de pc
licias hoy en- Ia noche. para impe-
dir que Calza ponga alguna asceia
desagradable para ell promoter y
para ell campeia mundial, cuando es
te luche o Garibaldi.
Todas estas dificultades han sido
provocadas por Ia actitud de Ed
Lewis, quien Sc opone a que su ahi
jado Vicente Lhpez iuche o Geor
ge Gala. por ser este luchador ma
nejado por Joe 9. Marsh, viejo ems
migo del Estrangulador.
La opinión., 1936-01-15
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CHICAGO, H., Enero 14.-Joe
Louis, quien habia seguido una
rutina mas bien de descanso que
de entrenamiento en- los dltimos
dias de su preparation para la
peIea que tendra ell proximo vier
mes aqui con Charley Retziaff,
empez6 a solpear duro a sus
sparring partners hoy.
RetzIaff descans6 el domingo,
y aver reanudo su entrenamien
to, dispuesto a estar en- sus me-
jores condolences fisicas cuando
entire al ring.
Louis, a pesar de que ha au-
mentado varias Iibras de peso,
esta boxeando mas rapido y pc
gando tan duro como siempre.