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The Washington times., 1936-09-04
MINE SEALED,
STATE PROBE
TOMORROW
Bodies Of ]P Workers
Killed by Explosion
Are Recovered

LOGAN, w. Va, Sept. 4 G.N.S).
With the bodies of all 10 victims
recovered, the Hutchinson Coal
Company's Macbeth mine, near
here, was closed today until the
State mining department opens it's
investigation of West Virginia'S
worst mine disaster in a decade
tomorrow.
Drawing the danger of falling
slate, rescuers finally came upon
the bodies of the last four victims
Of an explosion which wrecked a
section of the mine.
Badly burned, the last four ap-
parently had been killed by the
shock of the explosion. Six COM
panions, whose bodies were re-
covered earlier, had been asphyxi-
ated.
The disaster was attributed un-
officially to ignition in an I'M
known manner of an accumula-
ton Of mine gas.
The Washington times., 1936-09-04
PEACE OFFER
STIRS POPE

LONDON, Sept. 4 0N.S0.
Pope Plus XII is reliably reported
today to be actively interested in
the plan to bring the Spanish civil
war to an end by establishment
of a national emergency govern
ment in Madrid"
Such a proposal, suggesting Gre
alton Of a government of national
concentration" represented by all
parties except the Communists,
was sent from Madrid yesterday
to st. Jean de Luz, France, for
consideration by the international
diplomatic conference in session
there.
It is understood that the Vatican
has been in communication with
Lord Halifax, the acting British
foreign minister, concerning the
proposal.
There is no indication yet how
the insurgents, who would be rep
resented in the proposed govern
ment by their military leaders,
Generals Franco and Mola, regard
the plan. It is believed they might
approach the suggestion warily if
they are confident of complete VIC
tory on the field of battle.
The proposal is said to have
aroused considerable suspicion in
German and Italian circles, where
it is feared the French and British
may be attempting a major diplo-
matte maneuver to further their
own interests.
The Washington times., 1936-09-04
townsend Board
Indorses Sen. Carey

Senator Robert D. Carey (RO
of wyoming, member of the Sen
ate District Committee, was Elm
dorSed for reelection by the Wyo-
ming State Townsend advisory
committee today along with Frank
A. Barrett for representative, it
was learned here.
The State convention Of the
Union party meeting in Casper,
Wyo., yesterday nominated George
E. Geier, president of the State
Farmers Union, for the United
States Senate. Clarence Eklund,
of Buffalo, Wyo., will receive Union
party support for Representative.
The Washington times., 1936-09-04
SIAMESE TWIN
AND DANCER
ESTRANGED
observation-disclosures
ION Rocks" After
Two Months

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 4
Q.N.SO Jimmie Moore, dancer
and husband of Violet Hilton, one
Of the "Siamese Twins" Of stage
fame, today confirmed reports cur
rent here that their romance had
gone ION the rocks"
Moore and the Hilton sisters,
Violet and Daisy, are playing an
engagement at a local night club.
The famous twins close their bill
at the club tonight. Moore told
International News Service:
"YOu can definitely say that
the marriage in on the rocks"
The dancer is tall and slender,
snappy dresser and speaks
rapidly. He has been stopping at
a different hotel than the one
where the Hiltons are stopping.
"ToO Much Publicity"
Moore and Miss Hilton were
married nearly two months ago in
the white light of publicity as
thousands cheered at the Cotton
Bowl Of the Texas Centennial at
Dallas. The much-publicized mar
riage came after several other
States had refused to grant a
marriage license.
And the glare of publicity that
attended the marriage at Dallas
continued when the Hilton sisters
and Moore came from the Cotton
Bowl at Dallas to the Sugar Bowl
Of old New Orleans. Moore said:
Publicity! Too much pub
licity."
Miss Hilton was not available
for a statement.
Moore and Miss Hilton engaged
in a violent quarrel at the club
where they are playing, it was
learned. Moore objected to the
manner in which publicity was
being handled. He confided:
81 registered at my hotel
under an assumed name in
order to get away from some Of
the publicity"
LAWYER CONSULTED
Moore admitted he had con-
suited a lawyer relative to ending
the marriage. He said, however,
that he had not yet decided upon
a definite legal course.
The dancer is considering filing
suit for an annulment, he added
In event an annulment is sought
it will be based on the contention
that Moore and Miss Hilton never
lived together as man and wife
and that there was no real
romance between them, he indi-
Gated.
The Washington times., 1936-09-04
Indy RETURNS
TO ENGLAND

FOLKSTONE, England, Sept. 4.
Completing a two-week automobile
trip on the continent, Col. and
Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived
here yesterday.
Driving up to the dock at
Boulogne, they boarded channel
steamer unrecognized and spent
the Commute crossing in their
cabin.
When the steamer docked here
they disembarked by the baggage
gangway to avoid crowd, and are
believed to have gone at once to
their home.
-VnTE AMERIcAN.
The Washington times., 1936-09-04

his individual State conferences on
the drought situation during the
afternoon, and wanted to talk to
Governors La Toilette and Peter
son before leaving.
Governor Landon emerged
briskly from the Presidents pri-
vate car when it was over.
The Washington times., 1936-09-04
Smallest Money Order

BOMBAY, Sept. A money
order for one-eighth of a farthing,
the smallest sum ever recorded,
was sent in India recently. The
state exacted a commission of
about a penny, or more than 20
times the value of the order.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Chino Alvarez a unas perso-
mas les dice que la reseha nues-
ira fue la ajustada a la verdad y
otras les permite publican que
el hubiera levantado ell brazo a
Cool de haber sido uno de los
jueces.
EmpeZamos por decir que min
gun juez puede levantarle el
brazo al p1gil vencedor, y que
este 10 hace ell anunciador o ei
arbitro.
Aseguramos que aqui no es-
cribimos a gusto del Chino, SIM
para decir 10 que vemos y SEN
limos.
Ell heaaO de que Alvarez en-
a consecuencia de la ex-
Traction de una muela, pelease
con Cool, nos prueba que Ell me-
.dico de Benjamin Field recono-
&c a gusto de la empresa Y sin
tener en- cuenta los intereses del
pGblicO. Y 10 mismo puede a.
firmarse de la comisi6n de bo-
NeO, encargada de exigir que los
pGgiles solo SUDAN a firing" en-
.perfectas condolences fisicas.
Chino, por respeto al p1bli-
co, debi6 abstenerse de pelear,
aunque Sc enfadasen ell EMPIRE
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

.lejanas regiones a exponer su vi
.da en- los campOs de batalla: a.
.qui encontrara listed desdichas
que remediar, como las ha en-
c2ntrado hasta ahora. Piense US,
ted a 10 que Sc exp0pe.
4odoOl& tengo pensado,
iAterrumpi6 ella y los peli =
gros son precisamente los que
mas The atraen, los que masme
afirman en- mi resoluci6R AIDE
mas, alguien ha de sacrifiearse
p9r cuidar a los pobres solda :
dos. IPor que no he de sersyo
una de las que Sc sacrifiquen?
en- mejOres condolences
que nade. No tengo familia; 40
ray quien lore mi muerte, 81 la
suerte halo en- ell c~umplimiento
de 10 que creO I'm deber.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
L1GA AMERICANA

Los TigTes atHcaron en- ell Sin
ming" final Y dcTnina1on a los
Medias Rojas, hacienda he's dos
carreras que necesitaban para
ganar.
Boston &c, 13h, lie.
Detrois &c, 10h, De.
Hicier On los Yankees seis ca
rreras en- Ell septimo 'inniag,''
las que les ayrdaron q Ganar.
E Chicago hizo saltar del box
a Pearson, pero Aedley los en-
caden6 a los Medals Blancas.
New York, SC lib. 2e.
Chicago &c, Oh, 2e.
I'm "tubey' de Puccinelli did
ell triunfo a los Atseticos s9blE
los Indios.
Filadelfia DC, Oh, 2e.
Cleveland &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
'ARTTCUIO DE lNDALDCIO
'rRTE7o EN- On D1AR1O DE
n

Madrid, JUNO s2S.-Viene
.siendo muy comentado un ar
ticulo de Indalecio Prie.o prbli
cado en- "El Liberal" de Bilbao.
Ell jefe socialista dice que &c vie
ne i,uebrantando Ia potencia de
las organizaciones de- tthhaja
6ores, Ia UHi6h Ge@eraly la
Confederation, procurando d.
vfdir al paftidO Sccialista.
Les trabajadores de5en Sc.
guir ell camino que la situaci6n
r9qriere, sin terrorismos infruc
tuosos.
81 la violencia no Sc domino,
.erminara con tcdo o cast t2do.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
BASE BALL
.LIGA NACIoNAL

Los Cardenales utilizaron tres
pi ers, venciendo a los Phi
lies. Dizzy Dean contuvo a los
bate adores contrarios, rEar1 la
vic.orias sc lie acredit6 a Haine.
Fladelfia &c, 18Th, lie; St.
Luis &c, 14h, o.,
Las Abejas, la sensation de Ia
Liga, derrotaron aver a los
Cubs y al pitcher qre siempre
les domino, Tex Carleton. AL
fcrsc Lopez bate6 un hit e hizo
una carrera.
Chicago 1c, III, DE-, Bcs on
sc, III, De.
Derringer dej6 a los Dodgers
en- 6 hits y solo dos carreras.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 2e; Cincin-
natl 7c, 10h, lie.
Jackson contribuy6 con dos
"jOnrr2nes" a la victoria de los
Gigantes sobre los Piratas. Fl
dfa anterior ell propio Jackson
habia dado otro "jonrr6n", su
primero del ano.
Pittsburgh SC, 6h, Be; New
York lie, 18h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
HICKMAN VENCIO AL
Gigantic jim HENRY

Unas $500 personals presen-
ciaron ell programa de luehas o.
frecido aver, en- Benjamin Field
pOr ell empresario Jorge GAIA
ma.
Pat Newman, titulado cam
pe6n del estado, con 2O8 libras,
venci6 a Tony Galento, de Wa
shington, que pesaba 80 libras
menos que &l. La victoria la OBJ
tnvo ell de Georgia en- Ocho mi
nutos.
Herman Hickman, ell cam
pesino de Tennessee, venci6 al
villano gigantic Jim Henry, de
Oklahoma.
Hickman yexfutbolista de Ia
Universidad de Tennessee, de-
rrot6 q Henry, Otro exutbolista
universitario.
big Mill" Middlekauf, un ex
p1gil, venci6 por puntOs al ale
man Dutch Schultz, de New
York.
Walter Underhill maltrat6
ferozmente a Leo Alexander Y
ell &rbitro les descalific6.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
AL ETTORE VENCIO
A LEROY HAYNES

Filadelfia, JUNO 23.-La ca
dena Dc 'nocauts' de Leroy Hay
mes fue rota aver por AL Ettore,
de esta cirdad, en- cuyo favor
fallaron los jueces. Dur6 el COM
bate Is asaltos. Pesaba ell rubio
1877 libras y el negro 1913 libras.
Los dos Sc pegaron desde la
primera campanada hasta la
Ultima.
Haynes aspiraba a un "bout"
con James j. Braddock y espe-
raba lograrlo venciendo a Ell
tore.
Ase2mrase que Ettore retara
ahora al camre6n.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Vimos anoche la pelicula to-
mazda durante la pelea entire e.
aleman Max Schmeling y ell ne
gro Jose Luis.
Lo que dijeron los periods
tas, en- la cinta claramente a.
parece. Gan6 ell negro los tres
primeros asaltos y EN- ell cuarto
dej6 al descubierto la mandibu-
la, recibiendo un s6lido pune
taos en- ella.
En- Ell septimo Ell negro supe-
no a su rival; pero despres pc
gaba con la iz4uierda y retenia
la derecha.
Schmeling cast no utilizaba Ia
~izquierda, pero que cada vez que
10 deseaba su deredAa Sc estre-
llaba contra la mandibula del
negro Luis, con la cara hincha-
da, por efecto de los golpes, no
Sc protegfa la mandibula, como
81 fuera un placer recibir pune
tazos e nella.
En- ell decimo segundo asalto,
que result6 final, ell negro, en-
punto a defensive, da la sensa-
ci6n de Tn pGgil sin la menor
experienced.
Pudiendo proteger su mandi-
bula acercandola al hombro, CO.
mo hacen los gladiadores, la de-
jaba al descubierto. lie pegaba
una Schmeling y esperaba la O.
ira, como 81 su placer consistie-
Sc en- sOportar golpes.
Luis utilize la izquierda cor
extraordinaria ihabilidad, pero
muy POGO hizo con la derecha.
|su mano mas formidable, como
Isl temiese exagerar.
A la pelea NJ lie venus mas
que estas dos explicaciones :
IQue Ell punetazO del cuartO asal-
Ito lie dej6 aturdido de tai name
ra, que su cerebro no apreciaba
|bien las cosas, y la quijada que
daba al descubierto.
Pero Luis atac6 de nuevo en-
eel septimo como en- los tres pri-
meros ~asaltos, y superb a Sch
melting.
IPor que causa un habil gla-
Idiador como el no pudo desarro-
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
.respondi6 q nernana Marta

respOndi6 "a herFana Marta,--
van a Cuba a mofir; 20 uierO
Acompaharles, morir por ellos y
a su lado; este es TODD, Ash 10
solicits, v mis- superiOres han 81
do tan condescendjentes, que
han accedido 40 mi deseo. Me
llevan la carload Y ell amor hab
cia los pobres soldados IEnR e
puedo emplear mejor mi It'll
e~xistencia, que en- proporcionar-
les algln alivio y algdn consue-
10?
AL hablar de este mOdo, ami
mabase, y Ell entusiasmo resplan
decia en- sus hundidos VjDs.
Grande, sublime por )su mis-
ma seneillez, revelabasA en- ella
la abnd aci6n de las Iheroinas y
las martires.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
NO 1E USAN VA LAS SALES
~MEROURIALES

Habana, JUNO 23.-La ms
pecci6n medica, ORGANISING ads
critic a Ia secretaria de sandal,
informa que Ell mercurio Y sus
sales no Sc utilizan va en- las in
dustrias que an&es las emplea-
ban. Ell nuevo prOcedimiento no
tiene los riesgOs para la salud
del antique.
Los inspectores rindieron csc
informe, lue2O de ihaber realiza-
do una investigation.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
TodOs contemp N0af so
prendidOs y eTf UeiOnados,

Mas drehI de ST mismo, Ma.
rio 6jo a la Ihermanita:
10 que Sc propone usted
hacer 4 ppy hermoso; pero ma
da niNnadie lie obliga a hacerlo.
EYa 10 se,-respon&6 la her
mana Marba.-Sigo un impuko
de mi corazon.
Impulse que Ia llevqAa us
ted a IN sacrificio grand pero
inneeesario. Parece quq en-
puje a listed a clio ell On lncio
de la vida. Creame listed, hernia
ma: desista ~de sus prop6sitos.
Para ejercer la carload y ser
consdelo de los imortunados y
de los afligidos, no necesita ir a
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
Sc INVESTIGATE Ell DERE-
CLIO DE UNA r. E

.Habana. JUNO 23.-El secre-
tario del trabajo ha ordenado Sc
investigue la conducta del due
no de una fabrics de corsets,
que Sc MEGA a reponer a Ia obre
"a Luisa Pardo, injustamente
despedida.
81 ell patrono persiste en- no re
poner a la obrera, Sc lie aplica-
"a TODD ell rigor de la ley.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

sarao, Ceol ' su manager.

sar1o, Ceol y su manager.
Ahora Sc deseuelga con una
historical" para que los 'fie-
les" cai:an de nuevo en- Ell gan
cho', en- ptra pelea con Cool.
La empresa de Benjamin
Field esta obligada a traer hon.
bres del peso ligero para Alva-
rez, no individu2s del peso well
Ter.
81 ell ciudadano de West Tam
pa ha de llegar a Ia corona de
las 1876, no 10 hara s~eguramente
batiendose con i~ndividuos de
.139, 140 y mas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Chino es ell campe6n del pc
so ligero del sur, dice Jim Down
ing; pero todas sus Gltimas pc
.leas han sido con hombres del
peso weller.
81 ha de pelear con p1giles de
lao libras, los mejor que mace es
.retar a Jimmy Nc Larnin o Bar
ney Ross.
Traiganle hombres del peso
.ligero, no decadentes de 139 IL
bras, y Ell p1blico quedara sa-
tisfecho.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
DEP0RT ES
DERRoFA DE TONY MoNIN

New York, JUNO 2S.-Frank
Di Lilo, con 1S1 libras de peso,
venci6 aver, por puntos, a Tony
Monin, de Tampa, con 1882.
En- ell mismo programa, John
ny MORO, peso ligero del Bronx
superb y venci6 por nocaut tee
nico a Eddie Brink, de Scran-
ton, Pa.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

10 que sOmOs incapaCes hasta de
eomprender. No pongamOs obs
taculos a su abnegaci6n. Su al
ma busca algO superior que solo
por ese senderO puede hallar.
RespetemOs su decision y admi-
remOs su herOispO.
Las palabras de IA condesa,
impresioharOn mucho a Ia her
manita.
AbraEandola cOnmOvida, ex-
clam6:
i listed me cOmprende!
Y no dijO mas, nj nadie Sc a.
trevi6 a hacerle nuevas Obje-
clones.
VIII
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Hemos contado los puhetazos
de izquierda que di6 Schmeling
en- toda la noche, por la resena
del "New York Times, y solo
peg6 16, en- los doce asaltos.
Luis asest6 mas de so con la
~izluierda pero en- cambio puso
la derecha, con sus naturales
,excepciones, en- ell "refrigera-
DOR.
Mas la prueba del negro de-
muestra que, como ha Gicho
Mike Jacobs, volvera de nuevO
y triUnfara.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
.IC6mO ha de ser !-aGjO |

-iG6mo ha de serlL&jo la
co9des A-Debe listed Obedien-
cha a suy superiores, y 81 la man
dan a Cuba, su obligation ss
obedecer.
No me mandan contra mi
voluntad,-replic6 la hermann
ia cQntrario: soy 70 la que
espOS aneamente he pedido ir.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
VII

ADVERTISE en- ella Ia firmeza
de una vocation irrevOcable.
Mario continue hacienda al
Iunas observaciOnes, a las que
Ia hermanita no do respuesta.
Limitabase a sonreir.
Su s0nrisa y ~silencio eran har
to- aGpentes,
DefnAatrab que TODD seria
indtil para hacerla desistir de
su prop6sito.
Andrea adivin6 Ell aquel 81 :
algo mas adivin6 la nece-
sidad de un alma generosa de de
dicarse a algo grande que salts
faciera sus anhelos.
-D6jala,-~dijo a SD esposO.
-Pisnsa bien. No reprOGhem0s
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Estas palabras. dichas con Ia
mayor emOcionaron a
todOs.
-Entonces,-dijo Andrea
no sc trata de un acto de ODE
diencia, sinO de un sacrificio vo-
luntario.
-MuchOs hermaAas nuestros
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
CON LOS GUANTES
La izquierda de Schmeling y la pelicuIa
del "bout" con Jose Luis

liar la defensa contra la. dere-
cha de Make?
Nc hay otra possible explica-
ci6n que esta, para no caer en-
"sospechas' que lei golpe del
cuarto lie dej6 atnrdidO para Ell
resto de la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

La visita de IA hermann Mar.
IA, fOk cOrta.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-18

Bidding went: West, Heart;
East, 2-Clubs; West, 3-Hearts;
Eas., 5-No Trumps, when he might
have supported the heart force of
partners; West, 4-Hearts; East, g.
Hearts.
The opening club lead was won
with dummys J. The 3, dropped
nom the South hand. Declarer had
10particular reason to think South
aeld singleton, but no chances
we're taken when trumps were led.
The Q of hearts won the second
rick and the j of that suit was
ed' Declarer overlook with the
H. dropping the 10, so that the
fad Of the Ace of hearts picked
Up the last outside trump.
Next declarer proceeded to rid
MS hand of its losing diamond. He
led the Ace Of clubs, followed by
@s third club. On the last club
'1ck won in dummy declarer let
70 MS lone diamond. A low dia-
u LOGAN CLENDENING, Nj. ID
WE HAD a report in the news
papers recently Of a doctor who
wrote an account of his sensations
"nen ne was dying. DR.. Harold
HAp,por, RninN-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-18


AT 8 p. m. he wrote, Angina :?
ttseudo? Raising right hand over
nead hot water relief.
angina pain returning three
:" AVe minutes gradual and
gradual letup.
AT 9 p. M: Tight, tearing
poiH bronchial spasm over
FOll,' OF sternum (breastbone).
,, Al 9:15 p. M: Spasm under
"gastbone. Pain in left ARM"
Later: my arms identical to
paralysis at elbows"
Later Later Closing trachea."
."hea his sister came in a little
'";Tf she found him dead.
.oI ills Is probably as near a de-
s srpllon of a complete attack of
ga sha pectoris as we will ever
Co., Co.,, Many physicians have de-
so o,'oeo diseases in their own per-
k rn ana added greatly to our
ron'o'Wledge thereby. The first &C
fo noi,l OF hay fever was that writ
do TO- ny John Bostock, a doctor who
M, aV ~ his own case. have in
, ~ ,lles wonderful description OF
S.n lifetime with migraine in his
new " person described by DR.. Sid
nr S huh' Also a description OF
"'''ca'ly a lifetime Of angina BY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-18


meister, a re-
tired physician
Of N e e d ham,
Mass, had an
attack Of an
gina pectoris.
He lay down
on the kitchen
floor Of his
h o m e w / t h
pencil and pa
per and a hot
w a t er bottle
and began to
describe h / S
8 e n S a t O ms
from time to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-18
UNBEATABLE

A READER Of the Brooklyn
Times asks what strategy will de-
feat Vests contract Of 6-Hearts.
It looks as if some opening lead
might defeat it. The opening lead
employed was the 5 of clubs.
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The Washington times., 1936-06-18
Triple, Homer
Hell ps Team
To Win
By SID KATZNELL

You can't keep q good man
down.
Two weeks ago the sandlot
writer's of washington were ready
to post an obituary on the base
ball career Of Arthur "OttS"
Zahn, Heurich'S second baseman,
but today they are Offering reamS
Of praises.
Yesterday, the elongated second
baSeman tripled with the bases
loaded in the eighth inning to
enable the Heurich Brewers to exc
out a 6-to-5 victory over Old Mil
waukee in the Industrial League.
Earlier in the game. Mr.. zahn,
who the writers thought was
through, sent the ball in the un-
inhabited territory Of left field for
a home run. In the field "Otts"
handled five chances as clean as
q whistle.
Slump Is Ended
Sandlot writer's thought Zahn
was Through" because he has been
in q terrible batting slump for the
past three weeks. However, during
the Seige of that batting slump,
Zahn never fell off in his fielding.
Zahn actually snapped out of
his sickness" Monday when he
Socked out three hits against Mil
Ter Furniture. This certainly
should prove you can't keep a
good man down.
Bureau of Investigations G-Men
lost their first game in II starts
in the United States Government
League yesterday, 9 to Z, in II
innings.
Leftfielder Campbell won the
game for the Police in the
eleventh frame when he doubled
with two mates on the sacks. Frank
Watt was the victorious pitcher.
He allowed 10 hits. while his fellow
players touched Jim Tenant for
13. The GMen won the firSt-half
championship last week.
Peoples Tie For First
Peoples Drug went into tie Tor
first place with Pepco in the Ma
tional Capital League by defeat
ing Pepco, 8 to 6, yesterday on
the East Ellipse. Catcher Safer
waite led the offensive for the
Druggists with three hits, includ-
ing q homer.
Reynolds turned in q brilliant
pitching job for the Accts. and
Dep. in the Sports Center League.
He scattered five hits to blank
RFC, 2 to 0. Bus Freed, formerly
with the Old Warwicks, starred
at the bat for the winners with
two timely hits.
National Security trimmed Amer
lean Security, to 3. in the Bank
ers League. Garvey pitched for
the victors and allowed two hits.
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Lewis Beats Shucco

ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-John
Henry Lewis had another victory
to his credit today, following a
bout with Tony Shucco here. He
won by technical knockout in the
eighth round.
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Home Mideets Want

The Home Theater Midgets de-
sire Q game for Saturday. Phone
Lincoln 4265. between 5 and 6
p. m. and ask for Mr.. Parker.
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Gilbert Hunt, Of Washington,
D. c., young net wizard, gained
the Pennsylvania State quarter
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ZAHN ENDS HITTING SLUMP BY LATE EFFORTS IN LOOP

finals today by crushing Foster
Hammond, Of Philadelphia, 81
60.
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games. The team has q diamond
for Sunday. Phone Walnut 8846-W
after z p. m.
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ceiving Station. 6 to 5 in a game
featured by the steady pitching
of Prather.
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Gil Hunt Advances

HAVERFORD. Pa, June 18.
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Eagles Booking

Mulhall Eagles are booking
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LICENSED TO MARRY

James E. Mayberry, 81. Meadows, Md,
and Mary F. Grove, 35, 91s Sheridan
st. N w.
Elicit II. Day, Sc, 1892 Fifth st. N. E.,
and Lena f. Kicker, 80, s13 L St N. f.
Charles w. Roster. IS. 1928 Twelfth
st. n. W, and Dorothy E. Jones, II,
2141 Newport Place. ". w.
Alexander Johnson, "a. G33 Second st.
N E. and Gladys Wells, 2s, 420 Sixth
and-one-half st. S. w.
George E. Bennitt. 56. and Marion F.
ONeil, 40, both of White Plains. n. Y.
Jean F. Mullican, 90, and Clare NJ.
Rice %. both of Baltimore, Md.
William S. Carr, %. 1889 Thirteenth
st. N. W., and Nancy j. Byrd, 81, 1901
Upshur ST. n. w
Thomas E. johnson. 28, 715 Third st.
$. W. and Emily Wright, "a, 500
Fourth st. S. w
Roland c. Jordan, 23 and Marie Alley,
21, both of Richmond, Va.
Thomas w. Davis. 81, and Gladys r.
Hawkins, FL both Of 1854 U st. N. w.
John B. Isles, 81, 722 Quebec Place.
n. w, and Rosella Hindman, 25, 1890
Eighteenth ST. n. W.
Orville H. Transtrum, %, st. Charles,
Idaho. and Louise Mulline, %. Idaho
Falls, Ia.
James Russell 27, Edenborn, Pa. and
Helen Taylor, 80, 203O Thirteenth st.
n. W.
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