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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
Meet Here Draws
Collegiate Matmen
Big A. A. U. Event Regarded
as Olympic Tryout.

Wrestlers from Purdue, Indiana
and Indiana State as well as APP
proXimately 80 cities in Indiana and
Kentucky are to participate in the
A. A. U. mat tourney at the In
dianapolis Y. M. G. A. March %.
A large number of champions and
runners-up have entered the meet
which is an Olympic tryout affair.
The matches will be witnessed
by Coach w. H. Thorn of Indiana
who is to coach the United States
Olympic team at Berlin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
Galaxy of Track Greats Ready to
Compete for Butler ReIau LaureIs

Indiana has four outstanding dis
lance runners-Don Lash, Duke
Hobbs, Tom Deckard and Jimmie
Smith, who will be seen in the four
mile and two-mile relay races.
Collier will join three of them in
the medley event.
Purdue, paced chiefly by Moore
and Glendenning, will make bid
in the longer relays.
In the individual events, the hur-
die races stand out as the best ex-
hibits on the program. Dan Calde-
meyer, 1885 champion in the high
timber event, will have a tough job
giving Indiana those five points
again. Bob Osgood of Michigan,
chased him to the tape in the Big
Ten meet and Larry Holmes Of But
Ter has been brushing the obstacles
in world-record time.
Holmes, Owens, Laskey of Pitts
burgh and Oliver of Miami head the
field in the 60-yard low hurdle
events. The world records in both
hurdle events were established at
Butler in 1884.
Don Elser of Notre Dame, holder
of the shot put mark, is favored to
repeat tomorrow night. He bet
tered his Butler distance of 48 feet
ga inches last week in the Central
Conference intercollegiate meet.
Glass Coming From Kansas
The class of the college relay
events will come from Kansas. The
two Kansas State Teachers schools
from Emporia and Pittsburgh again
will hold the limelight. Emporia won
the college mile and two-mile events
last year, and Butler captured the
medley arrangement. Western State
of Kalamazoo also is a contender.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
By Eddie Ash
GRAND NATIONAL MOST TRYING
RACE OF FOUR MILES, 81 JUMPS
THE Grand National Steepechase is to be run over the

THE Grand National Steeplechase is to be the
perlous Antree at Liverpool England, next Fri
day s the tops of endurance events the horse
calendar and bangta that nshess entitled extra
sack OF choice oats The distance is four miles, 856 yards
and added to this most trying distance the hazards
sistng OF 81 jumps
The Jumps range from four to five and half feet and
the classic usually is marred by bad spills inurng both
Jockeys and horses You often flashes of the spectacular
falls IN the news reels The Grand National is 81 years old
and draws one of the largest crowds on record.
The biggest field 1929 when postward
% however only few still gaIopng Owing the
ana distance luck plays
staying qualities and ability to clear the many jumps.
IhHty-seyen have and
are included Twntyseven faced the
won last years renewal and Golden Miller
BON nave accepted the issue again Beskd
Fee BoWicks Castle Irwe which
BagaeIe I'd the lone Ameican-bred in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
BY HARRISON MILLER

It's Jesse Owens & Co. VS.. Michi-
gan'S foursomes when Butler Uni
versity goes "big town" tomorrow
night with it's indoor track carni-
val at the f1eldhouse. Count on In
diana's corps of distance runners to
make a three-way scramble for top
honors and such squads as Penn
State, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame,
Michigan State and Purdue to dis
rupt the best laid plans of the
favorites.
Ohio State finished second in the
total point standing last year with
281s, just six less than the twice
winning Mchingan squad. Owens
paced the field with record-breaking
performances in the dash and low
hurdle events. The broad jump is
inserted in the program this year
for the first time, and the Buck
eye Negro holds the world record in
that event.
Another Negro Flash
Conceding Owens Is points in his
three speciality events, the advan-
tage is still with the Hoosiers and
Wolverines. The top payon for in
dividual events is points. The
honors in the relay events are grad
uated downward from 10 points for
the winner.
Coach Larry Snyder has I'M
covered another Negro flash at Ohio
State, Dave Albritton, who not only
is favored to win the high jump, but
set new fieldhouse record. Charles
Beetham, one of the fastest 800
yard runners in the nation, will
bear the burden of carrying the
baton in several of the relay races.
Beetham will anchor the Buckeye
two-mile group which flashed to
new mark here last year. 1t is in
that event that Penn States crack
quartet is entered.
Cut throat competition" looms in
the other relay events. Michigan,
winner of the mile and four mile
contests in 1885, brings almost the
same combinations this season. The
band of Wolverine quarter milers
relayed the baton over the mile dis
lance at the Big Ten meet last
week in 3:21. The record held here
is 3:26.5. Fred Stiles, Harvey Pat
ton, Frank Aikens and Stan Birle-
son will carry the stick.
Collier May Break In
Sam Stoller of Michigan, last
week equalled Owens world-record
time of 81 seconds in the Big Ten
and may cut into Ohio's total in the
sprint. Bob Collier, fleet Indiana
dashman, also is slated for points in
that event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
Ross Nay Defend
Title in Australia

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 20. - Barney
Ross, worlds welterweight cham
pion and Jack Carroll, champion of
Australia, have agreed to terms for
a title match in Australia next No
vember, Sam Plan. one of Ross
managers, announced today. Plan
said he talked to Charles Lucas,
CAROLS manager, over trans-Pa-
cific telephone yesterday and he
agreed to guarantee Ross $45 900
for the match and $4,000 expenses.
The fight probably will be held at
Sydney, Australia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20

Five North Central teams sur
vived the regional and today await
the semi-fnals of the state high
school basketball tournament. Three
members of the Southern loop also
are tapering off today for tomor-
rows semi" battles. Perhaps ex-
perience has nothing to do with a
case like this, but it should be
noticed that the North Central was
organized several years ago while
the Southern league came into ex-
istence in 1884.
The North Central is far out in
front, though, in the matter of get
ting representatives into the four
team finals at Butler fieldhouse a
week from tomorrow. 1t will be
possible for Central schools to cap
>ure three of the four semi-final
titles; the Southerners can't posi-
bly, grab off more than one, and
prospects of that are none too en-
couraging.
Central VS.. Northern
Two North Central stockholders,
Frankfort and Logansport, appear
to have the honor of the league well
protected at Gary. In the afternoon
games tomorrow, Frankfort meets
F'roebel and Logansport takes on
Riley of South Bend. F'roebel and
Riley are offsprings of the big
Northern Indiana Conference fam
lily.
It will be possible for a pair of
North Centralites to hook up in the
night final at Muncie, also, since
Turn to Page Thirty Six
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20

A flock of geese flew over Indian
apolis and headed northwest the
other day. And they we're in ten
pin formation. Maybe that was a
salute to the A. b. G.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
BLACK INTERESTED IN
L0UIS-R0SENBLOOM GO

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 20.-Pros-
poets for a Joe Louis Make Rosen-
bloom fight in Los Angeles this sum-
mer appeared bright today as the
Brown Bomber's manager wired a
group attempting to stage the bout
that he was interested in their
offer.
Julian Black, the manager, said
that he would give an offer of a
$4,000 guarantee every consider
alton" if it held good after Louis
fought Max Schmeling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
DUSEK DOWNS CHRISTY

WASHINGTON, March 20-Ernie
Dusek, Omaha heavyweight grap-
pier, used a flying tackle to bring
down Vic Christy of Glendale, Cal,
after 43 minutes of wrestling here
last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20

Five North Central Teams
Threaten to Collect Titles
in ; Semi-FinalS Tomorrow
Trio of Southern League Members to Battle MartnSve
in DoWnstate Basket Warfare Northern
LooperS in Running at Gary.

While the North Central Conference usual has most to shout
Indiana Conference bit accomplishment talk
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

buuDerte binourcb erbolten baben.
2bngieioet, Sron6beim, One, Merof
uno Die nIte 9anieitdot 8ergen finn
RldBe, bic bon ben Eeilnebmern be-
iuht peroen, benor bag S6iff Nortpc@
gen's i6Dne SdrptitaDt Oslo anIGuft.
Bon bier aus fol9t cine Sabrt Our1
Die Office iiber Gepnl, @ftblano's rei3ens
Der 9nIptz unD 9dfenItdot, mach Qenine
grab, no breieinboIb Sage fir einen
@inblid in ons Qeben oes mooernen
HuBlan6s, nit einem tpablfreien Be-
iud bon Mosfall. CUR @erfiignng itez
ben. @orbei an Der Seihlug 8ronitaDt
9ebt es mad 5eliingfors, Sinnlano's
rubiger 9aupt1taDt, peiter nnh Dem
IpmmerIi6@freunoIihen StodboIm uno
Dem iagenumtpobenen Std0then @isbh.
&openhogen lift Der IeBte SaItepuntt,
benpr bic r&eIinnee" am Rahmittag
oes 80. SllIi IN 6amburg eintrifft, BON
mo Die RaiIagiere am gIei6en Gage
nod NIT 0ampfer D9eutihIanb" oOer
ipdter nit einem b~eliebigeu Gdiff Der
Samburg sGmerifa 2inie na6 Stem
gort 8uriidfebren t0nnen, = reid an
@in0riiden elmer fernen @elt, bic linen
Die 3oroInnOsreiie Der n&eIiance" ners
mitteIt bat.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

tet. ytah eluer 55abrt UNI ben nciG@
lihen Sell Der SnIel gebt bic Sdbrt
peiter noromdrts, 100 NeiIen Der
gisgren5e III. Gs 1T oos erite YaaI in
iieben Snbreu, OnB lid oos Shiff tpies
Der our Spite Der Welt, in Die 3egioz
nen Oes etpigen 8inters, begibt. Tah
elmer balbfreisformi9en 6obrt ourd
Die tiefe Observation-Disclosures oes 8os
lnrgebietes ipirb Die Reiie nod 5pib@
bergen forteeiebt, mo IagOaIena Bap,
@roB Ban uno Sings Ban, ~beriibnlter
Ausgnuespunft fir Die Y~oIarfIiige bon
Hmunofen. 8pr0 uno General NobiIe,
beiuh1 Der0en.
Nm iiberuG6lten 0iorgen Idn0en Die
Seiluebmer in Sammerfeft, n6rOlitite
Staot Der ReIt, no Die Gonne atuei
Ronate lang ni6t untergebt uno 3tpei
Ronate lang gang berihipinoet. Cine
hIr3e Snbrt treuHt 0as ShifF bonn
Rorofap, bon oefIen iharf berDorites
henoeu Selien ienes grobe Natnrihau@
ipieI, Die fredericksburg, am beiten
IiGtbar lit. Nn Norfpeaen's pr6htiaer
Riiftc 9Ieitet Die yReIiGnte" an berr~
Ii6en SiorDs entIdng, in maleriide
56fen binein, mo lid gieenarten in
@olfsfitter. Seiten ulO Erdhten cSabrs
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

anoeren JGaen tperoen nelle Metbo-
ben auf ben @ebieten Der &linit,
8iiieni9aft, SnOuitrie, in Sanoel
uno StaotperDnltung CUR 4ntDen-
oung gebradt.
8isber bat Imerifa ben melt gro
Beren Nlisen aus oieiem Irbeitspro-
gromm oe5ogen, oo biele Entertainer
gum GtuOium ibrer beionoeren Sn-
tereIIen mad 9eutl1Imn0 uno 0euti6-
ipredeH6en 21n0ern geididt moroen
lino. @s iinO perb1ltnism1Big me-
mig 0euti6e bierber e~ingelaOen tpor-
ben. Dies lit elm @ebiet, Oas mir be-
oeuterb ertpeitern molten, Iobal0 mir
finon5ieae 9ilfe befommen.
gs lit befannt, oaB iunge 2eute,
DEFENDERS i'm Stuoentenalter, fir
ginoriide aner Mrt Ieidt empfdngli9
iino. Sir iie 1T Oos aennenIerneu
zines frem0en Bottles bon groBem
@ert, uno iie f0nnen einen oauern-
Ben @infIuB auf Die S0rOerung Der
Observation-Disclosures 5piI9en
ben N0lfern ausiiben. Mus 0ieiem
@runoe bat Die Stiftung Ben Stuoen-
tenaustaui9 8miiden Oeuti6en uno
amerifanii6en ~llniberiitdten finan-
5iea unterltiibt.
gs lit beoouerli1, oaB bon 3eit
ali geif immer nod MiRnerStGn0niI1e
unter ben 80lfern entiteben, DGbrenO
Die 8erpolfommnrng unierer Ser.
febrs- Wfittel un0 @ege, uno tauien.
6e BON 8eriibrungspunften, ben
Hfao our pnbren 8riioeridaft ebnen.
Dos electromagnetic @erf Der Carl
G1ur5 Memorinl Foundation, Snc.,
trGgt unen0li1 bieI CUR S6r0ermng
oiefer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .3tui-
I1en 5mei beoeutenoen Nationen-
ben G~ereinigten Staaten un0 9eutf9-
Iano-bef. Die 8obl oerer, Die fid)
INN Die @riinoung Der Stiftung ber-
6ient eemn@t baden, lit Derbdltnis-
m1Big flein. Oie meiIten fino ber-
m0qen0e 2eate. Die Stiftling ber-
tritt ben StonOpunft, bob Die groBe
MaIie an ibrer @rbeit einen Inteil
baben ione, nidt lllir nm Die 2aft
5u berteilen, lonoern Inn unter Wtil-
ltonen BON Meni@en Elm perlonli-
DIES Sntereiie fir ben Segen Der
@rbeit al ertpeden. 9ieie linber-
fennbaren EotIa1en beltGrfen Die
Stiftung in Der itrengen Bei9rdn-
fung hires MrbeitsfeIoes: iie bleibt
ltanoboft un6 lGBt iiA nidt bon benz
@ert zines &ultlrmlstouEhes OBJ
bringen; 1ie permeiOet ale politii9en
@r~orterungen uno Streitfragen.
@s lit unbeOingt erforOerli6, oaB
0ieie @rbeit fi1 meiter berbreite alg
ie 8upor. 0ie 8eItrebuneen Der Carl
|Sdur5 MemoriaI Foundation, Snc.,
6ie 3abI ibrer Mitglieoer al Dermeb-
rem, beroient oie meitgeben6ite linz
teritiisung bon Imerifanern uno
Deuti9en beioer 2dnoer.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
2isen baben tnrse Seine


SrieoriG Der @roBe bate bic Be
obo9hnng gemnHt, onB er BON ieinen
@ommeroienern, sic i'm 2eien Mno
Sareiben gut betponOert tunren, oft
bintergangen muroe. Desbdb nobm
er fid Dor, fiinftig nur Gnalpbabe
ten gu pdbIen. Sci ~sesebener @e
legenbeit fano er aud einer, Der be
bauptete, fem Sterbensw0rtden lie
len mno idreiben gu fOnnen. Nod
fur0er 8eit ober lab Der G0nig aus
ser @odtoihe oieies 0ieners elmer
aneefnneenen Brief b~ernusIusen
Maid griff er oanad uno las: .2iebc
Hiefe, geItern fonrte i'd nidt 81
Dir fommen, neil Der 4Gnig gr0Be
@eieuidaft bate" 5rieOrih befnbl
Dem iibprfiibrten 2ommeroiener, iidl
su iesen, uno Oiftierte ibm folgen0en
9riefidIuB: uSerte fam id aud
nidt fommen. neil Der &onig Drum.
mig lit, uno oie nadite Belt aud
nidt, neil i9 tpeeen meiner 0igen.
baftiefeit auf adt Gage nod Span.
onu mug
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
gabtes int Ggamen.

@iu man oenn i'm grnit idon Die
fIeinen RenIdenfinOer, Sic nift
ipreGen uno oufreft geben fonnen,
ouf oie S6ulbanf iesen mo lie
elmer peinIihen Briifung unter5ie-
benz 0un, gang 10 idlimm meInt
es 81. Rennetb &ogers bon Der Uni
beriit1t Toronto in Qannoa, Der Die.
ie 2oIung ausgibt. NIT ben fleinen
Rinoern ni9t, oenn idIieBIid linO
tie ia ieiner Bflege empfoblen. @r
min linen 0as SUNDERLAND nidt rdu-
ben; feines BON ibnen ion Diiien,
mas mar nit ibm norbat uno NOR.
Inn man ibm Dies ODER Oas 81 tun
qibt un0 oieIe ODER iene AeuBerung
berousforoert. Die Babies ionen
nber ale i'm gleiden Alter. unO
5rpor nod ebe lie Elm Sobr alt &c.
Dor0en fino, SurA beItimmte
rSeIts" auf ibre 9eranIogung bin
gepriift per0en.
Rogers lit ser Aniidt, Dab man
al oieIem 3eitpuntt IHon genau ct.
fennen fam, mas fir elm Wtenihen-
finO man Dor liH bat uno Delde
Begabungen 0ds @leinfino aus5eih.
men. glus Ser Mrt, ME Oas 4inO Iei'
ne umtpeIt tpobrnimmt, wie es naH
GpieISeugen greift uto iie unter-
iu1t, pie es lih nit einem 2d6eln
ODER nit einem bitterIiheu @ebeul
5u einem beltimmten Benebmen Der
@rDo9ienen 6uBert, uno aus onoe-
rem iol9en Mnaeiden ion man in
fur5en 3iigen elm Bib Der tiinftt.
gen 9erionIihfeit enttpideln fonnen.
Nn pielen bunoerten BON Babies
bat &oeers bereits iein 1erfabren
erprobt, uno iie Die folgcnOen Sabre
binour6 genau i'm Auge bebolten,
nm f~eit5ufteuen, Oh ieine 8ordusio-
gen eingetroffen iinO. CT geIangte
gu Dem greebnis, OoB feline 8ebalip.
tung ii9 bouinbaltlih beitdtigt bat.
@os elm S1tGen uerOen nil,
friimmt iid bei5eiten, unO penn Oos
Guge oes Ar5tes uno Bibdologen
oofiir geI6uIt 1T, aud bic foum auf.
f1nigen GeuBeruneen Oes Sempera-
ments, oes 2ebensgefiibls, Der Sr-
teHigenS Mn0 oes @emiits mnbr5u.
nebmen, 10 fam er ielbit bel iOIden
fIeinen &i1Oern Idon 3uberlGiIige
SoIgerungen ouf ibren Gborofter
Sieben. @enn Der gr5ieber i9On 10
friibaeitig DeiB, mo MGngel uno
6dwGhen Iiegen, fam er beIfeno
eingreifen uno unmerfli9 lenfen,
mas ipGter nieneidt Idon fir ale
3eiten feitgelegt uno nidt mebr be.
einfIuBbar lit.
GQeroings gibt es feline @eudbr
6ofiir, 0oB ui6t elm beiOnOers wisi.
ges 8iirI1lein, Oos Die Mbiidt Der
geItrengen YrIfer our9idout, ibm
einen Streid ipielt unO einen alOe-
rem 2ebensDeg einidIdgt, als ben,
Der Inn Dorausgeiagt uno beitimmt
uurOe. aber aud oieie Iusnobme
DiirOe mad Or. &ogers' anlidt
fiderlid nur cine geitatigung ieiner
2ebre bonn aufi9IuBreihen 8abD-
@ramen fem!
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
9iIOt unb braSer e6wimmer.

Ser Giibrer zines YoItflug5euges
in @eItinoien bate an Ieiner W1o-
i1ine cine Storung uno muBte not
Ianoen. I'm i'm berum mar einiame
8il0nis. Ser Bilot batte nur ben
einen @eoanten, Die HoitiGde TO.
iMneG uie mogli9 an ibren Beitim-
mungsort geIoneen 81 laiien. Nod
miibeIeIigem Mnri9 f6mpfte er iih
biz gu Der n6diten 5ieOlung ourh
un0 ertun0igte iid bort nod ben
iiderIten M0gIi9feiter, oos 8oitgut
neiter5ubef0roern Als ii9 bernus.
iteIIte, oaB Der nd6ite @eg our 81.
ienbabnitation nur iiber 0rei 6liiiie
pniiierbor mar, entiHIoB er iid
fur5erbano, 0ns @agnis au unter-
nebmen. W2it SiIfe Ginger 9orfbe-
mobner gelnng es, Die midtigen
Solitude i1nimmeno orei MaI iiber
Oen reiBen0en Gtrom 5u bringen.
Die Hoit tam iomit NIT Der Der
bGItnismGBig serineen geripdtuna
bon IL StunOen an ibrem 8eitim-
mungsort an, unO Ser mndere Slug
oeugfiibrer fonnte fir feline inner
i@roGene Sat ben 9onf Der Cato
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN @mpfnnn
nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

Sumner mebr &rei1e padt Der Bunld,
Die fernen RinfeI Der groe tennen al
lernen. SIM Binter uno Sriibinbr lift
es Der ionnige 6iioen, 0as Iubtropii6e
NItmn Der bon Der Ratur 70 reid gez
iegneten tpeItinoiIhen Snieln, Die G6as
rem 0 Ge~ifeIultieen an 5i9 5ieben.
Wenn oabeim Die Gage tpdruler Derz
ben, 0ann lit es Der Noroen, cine b0Iig
nnoers genrtete Belt, ebenfaIs reid
an Nnturf9opfungen nnO ibertpdItiz
gen0en 96onbeiten, Die bon Snbr gu
Snbr mebr Benunoerer fin0et. Hor0z
Ianbsreiien iino oa6er bel Der 3ame
burgsAmerita 2inie Norbbeuti6er
YlnbO 81 einer Itdnoigen @inridtung
~9etburoen, nit Der Der Hnme Deg 0ampS
fers Reliance" eng berbunben lift.
Sn Oielem Sommer tpir0 ons S1iff
cine tpeitere iolde SaErt unternebmen,
Die 0 neutrality-suspicious. 9ouer
1T urD 12,540 NleiIen umfaBt. Bon
Ietp Oprt aus ibIdgt Die v&eIianee"
am 70. sunni einen norO01tlihen &urs
nah &ebfiabif nuf SsIano elm, mo iid
9lei1 Der eigenartiee 3auber beg NorS
oens in Sorm ieiner @eiier unD @Iets
I6er. Sulfane uno Sohebenen, ieiner
Bunoer Der Sauna un0 SIprn entfaIs
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
anlturcac 8cjiebnngen

0ie 8efanntmadung Ser Garl
S1ur5 Memorial FOUNDATION Snc..
ibr @~rbettsfelo 3u erpeitern Ienft Be
ionoere MufmerfIomfeit auf Die I'M
eigenniiBigen 3iele oieler Stiftnng-
die Yflege uno S0roeruttg hItirel.
Ter 8e6iebungen init Oellti6ipre9en-
ben 80Ifern.~
SIS lit ni9t lei6t oen ginfluB oeltt-
ider &1ltur in Mmerifa ridtig elm
3ui6Gsen, benin 6ie &llltur lit ni6i
nur BON Mfaoemifern, &iinitlern uni
Wlulifern beriibergebra9t poroen-
ueberlieferltngen BON Minionen bon
ginpanoerern iin0 ebenfans auf Dem
8iIoe oes nelten madienOen 2anOes
peremigt.
9ie Wdr6en 1pieIen feline geringe-
re &oae als bic @erfe bon @oetbe
uno S9iGer; bic 8olfslieoer nebnen
feinen geringeren Ylab elm ols Die
&ompoiitionen BON @agner uno
Bad; Die Gereine nit ibren Safel-
run0en uno ibrer @emiitli9feit ba-
ben ni6t meniger 8eoeutrng als Die
8biloiopbie bon &ant u1o Segel.
@s lit fait nod i6mieriger, ben
ginfluB Amerifas auf Die gnttDife-
lung oeutIder &uItur feItouitenen.
Sn eriter 2inie iino bier Der Self
uno 0as 8eiiptel Ser Bioniere Der
Nel1eu @elt at ertpdbnen, oeren Gin
fluB oie garl5e @eIt bir0ur6 Der
Mfeni1beit gum Segen ~getpor0en lit.
Mfnn fam nit Siemlider @etDiBbeit
logen, oaB Die ourdfdnittlid biel
beIieren 2ebensberb1ltniiie in Ame-
rita oaau b%eigetragen boben, 0as
Nibeau on0erer 2dn6er 3l beben.
9ie fortf9rittIi9en Soeen Der peit.
Ii6en SernispbGre lino 9elrti9Iano
nidt meniger gum geusen getDoroen
tDie anoeren 2Gnoern.
Das Ginnbil0 Der Carl S9ura
Memorial Foundation, Snc., TT
.Gtnfa9beit~. Man f0nnte es nit
elmer liebIi1 ma9ien0en uno ge0ei-
ben6en YfIan3e bergIei1en, Die man
pflgen Iolte, oamit fie iid berbreite.
@ar1tm Iolte Mmerifa auf ons lang
fame 9ur9iidern oeuti1er 2eiitun-
gen auf Dem @ebiet Der 9iteratur,
&ilnit un0 @iiieni9aft tparten? So
rum ioIte 9euti1lnno 0os Stuoilm
amerifanii9er 2ebensperb1ltniiie
benz aufGnigen Sntereiie zines ein-
5elnen Meniden iiberlafien?
Die Stiftlng trifft cine iorafGlti-
ge Musmobl Der @ebiete, Die erforiht
tper6en iolen, 1ro al oieiem 3ned
tpdbIt iie init gIeiher Sorgfolt Die
fGbigiten Qeilte, mel9e ein5eln ooer
in @ruppen BON einem 2anoe gum
dnoeren geiHidt tperoen. Die 3eit-
bauer oieler Stiioienreifen miro bon
Gan 81 San feitgeiest. Nad ibrer
&iidfebr beIpreden Die 6oriaer Die
~geiommelten grfabrungen nit iBren
2anosleuten, un0 es miro ertpogen,
inpiefern ii@ lire neiert &%enntniiie
praftii9 nuf amerifanii@e 8erbGlt-
niiIe ariDen0en Iniien.
Sn monGen GGnen iDeroen Die
neiien Ginoriide our1 NrtifeI uno
SffentIi9e 8ortrGee ~berbreitet; in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-28

William c. Hodges, Hon
stead Bill" submits ms Candida
for Governor Of FLORIDA 70 ~
people Of this State subject d
the Democratic june PrI-zr5=s
In asking for the vote Of the r.ea-
pie he announces MS Opposition l.
a Sales Tax and Al nu5sz-re
taxes and declares himself II
favor Of both old are ard uo-n-
ers pensions. S5-00 zu-omobzle
tags, and taking the gas Ezx Of
the boats Of fishermen and farm
tractors when they are used -
industry. He stands four-souzrs
for the preservation q the Hume-
stead Exemption Amen6meu- and
the enlargement Of is scope He
worked for TINS Amen6-eu-
through all the long years Of -
service IN the senate and II rhs
fight before the people fer Is
ratification, left his 0fFce- touk
a sound wagon and went % every
city, village and hamlet in 1he
State urging the people 70 zatEy
the Amendment.
paid Political AdTertisemeu1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-28
ssssssssssssssssssssssss
Today In History

1754-GeOrge Washington first
came into public notice when a.
Lieutenant-Colo he attacked
French at Great Meadows. Pa
opening French-India War
1S30-Indian Removal Acr en-
acted by COngress-remuva az
Indians 10 more western lands
then a national issue Con-res=
left IL TO the President u initiate
exchange Of lands with any In
dian tribes.
1S41-Canton. then the onlv
city in China with which the
European or American allowed rc
trade. ransOmed itself from BIT
ish, then at war with them
191s-FirSt American Dzvls1an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-28
FIVE-CAME SERIES
OF BASEBALL WILL
START ON SUNDAY
COcONUTS AND ACEVEDO
STARS TO PLAY OPENING
CONTEST AT NAVY FIELD,
BEGINNING AT 3 P. Nj.

The Coconuts will cross bats
with the Acevedo Stars at the
Navy Field next Sunday in the
first of five-game baseball Sc
ries.
Everything is set for the en-
counter, baseballs have been pur-
chased and bleaches will be put
up for the fans, one set for white
persons and one for the colored
attendants.
The Coeonuts will have Smoky
Joe MCGEE behind the plate /;
Storr, ''Dizzy" Dean or Suarez in
the box; o. Mcintosh at first;
Gallagher at second; E. Smith on
third and Hannah at short. In
the outfield, Home Run King Con-
zalez in left, Yangshaustigue in
center and P. Suarez in right. E.
Sands, Mounts, Albury and Bill
Butler will be the reserves.
For the Stars, Manolo Acevedo,
catcher; Joe Casa, Salinero and
Carbonell, pitchers; Pena, first
base; Al. Acevedo, second base !;
Kelly, third base; Armando, short
stop; Hale, Carbonell, Capote, Mo-
lima and Gabriel will be picked
for outfield duty. Barcelo will
be held in reserve because of his
pinch-hitting ability.
The games will get under way
at 3 p. m. Clubs will be on the
field for practice at p. M, each
team being allowed 80 minutes.
Two official umpires will be man,
ed to take care of these games