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The Washington times., 1936-04-10

'Sky so easily motor not much
bigger than the one used IN your
electric washer or kitchen fan will
suffice to move it.
This week witnessed the arrival
of the 200-inch disk Of glass for
the mirror.
At the shops of the Cal-Tech
campus, where the mirror will be
taken, machiniSts are making the
preliminary model Of the struc-
tural steel mounting.
Skaters Space Limits
Capt. Clyde S. Mcdowell, who
was loaned by the Navy engineer
ing department to build the obSer-
vatory, describes the machine that
will Shatter the present bounda-
ries of space.
First, there will be q lattice
work tube of Spot-welded steel, 20
feet in diameter and 60 feet long.
At its lower end will be the cell to
hold the finished mirror. Tube
and mirror will weigh, when as
oCA4D1CAP 43O VOAAo, Va WA1AC14 0OAk1C
16 tons will be the polished glass.
In the upper end of the tube will
be a cartridge-shaped two,Story
house." seven and a half feet in
diameter. This house" will carry
the astronomer when he works at
the prime focus" of the mirror,
making photographs of star re-
gions millions of light years away.
The mirror itself will be 200
inches in diameter, with o 4O-inch
hole drilled in the center. The
optical surface will be cut out bowl
shaped, for the center will be 3.8
inches lower than the rim. The
curvature Of the mirror surface is
such that light, falling in parallel
rays from the distant stars or other
heavenly bodies, will be focused
back up the tube a distance Of 666
inches above the mirror. This
brings the focal point in the little
two-decker "houSe" where the OBJ
servers will work.
The Washington times., 1936-04-10
HUGE EYE" OF TELESCOPE
SAFE IN PASADENA

PASADENA, Cal, April 10
QNs9.-Guarded. closely by de-
tectives the 40, ,000-pound "eye" for
the 200-inch telescope came to
Pasadena today. Here, it will un-
dergo five years Of polishing and
receive q coating Of aluminium be-
fore it is installed on Palomar
Mountain.
The disk rode on a flatcar be-
hind q putting locomotive. Hooked
on to the train was caboose and
o car for the dozen railroad detec'
tiveS who travelled with 1t, guard
ing the $l,000,000 mirror.
When the train reached the sta
ton o throng of spectators pressed
. upon the roped-off area where po-
lice deputy sheriffs stood watch.
Crane Held Ready
Nearby on q siding stood a rail-
road wrecking crane, ready to lift
the mirror in its massive steel case
onto q flat wheeled platform for
its two-hour ride to the California
Institute Of Technology.
In the crowd were some OF the
worlds most famous astronomers.
They had gathered to witness an
epochal step in the development OF
the telescope with which scientists
devoutly hope they may find the
answer to some of natures most
jealousy guarded secrets.
Polished by Machine
Taken to the huge optical shop
Of Cal Tech, the disk is to be fixed
upon o rotating platform where 1t
viii lie flat beneath the steel arms
Of the polishing machine. This
machine, IS feet high, will be capa-
BILE of delivering a polishing rub
against the surface Of the mirror
% delicate as the patting Of a
woman'S cheek with a powder puff.
Or, at need, its mighty strength
can be exerted during the process
Of grinding.
It will be necessary to gouge
four tons Of glass off the working
surface Of the mirror to shape it.
But it also win be necessary in
the last stages to rub it so gently
that IN . whole days work the
surface will be cut down only a
half-millionth Of an inch.
The Washington times., 1936-04-10
Mighty Telescope Will
Shatfar Limits of Space


fThis Is the first of an Inter.
national NeuuS SerUice series OF
articles on an amazing rew as
Economical telescope. - Editors
Note.O
BY LYLE ABBOTT
los ANGELES, April 10
tTN.H0. Five hundred tons Of
steel and glass. floating on a film
OF on one-thousandth Of an inch
thickI
That, In brief, is the 200-inch
astronomical telescope which the
California Institute of Technology
is building for its Palomar Noun
tain observatory.
impossible?
It's Possible
It sounds so, to aver that 50
much weight can ride on so little
oil, but engineers have made tests
that prove this is possible.
Not only possible, but the tele'
scope viii be able to be swung
about to different points in the
The Washington times., 1936-04-10
IT'S EASY TO BUY AT KANN'S

Q CASH wish. . YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT
LIBERAL
pOd-with NO DOWN PAYMENT household furniture
una carrying charge added.
CALL" LAYAWAY PLANa amount month
the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Slovaci cti sve narodni
velikany.

st1rovy oslavy byly zakon-
ceny V Novych Zamc1ch poutf
k hrobu St1rova pTedchGdce
Anton1na Bernolaka, jfz Sc
1castnilo asi 1000 osob.
L'udevft St1r I'll v letech
1815-1856. Proslul jake slo-
vensky jazykozpytec, novinaT
a politik a pricinil Sc O odluku
slovenstiny cd cestiny.
Anton1n Bernolak, I'll le-
tech 1762-1813. Jake katoli-
cky kndz pGsobil v Novych
Zamc1ch. Vystoupil jake PRIV
nj vedecky zakonodarce jay
kove rozluky mezi Cechy a Slo-
vaky latinsky psanym pojed-
nanlm, mluvnicf a velkym ctyf-
svazkovym slovn1kem. Bral "a
zaklad spisovne slovenstiny ma
reel zapadn1, kdezto dnesn1
slovenstina je marcel stfedoslo-
venske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Potreba vGtSich fondG pro
choromvsIne.

re fondy ma tTi statnf 1stavy
pro c~horomysln6 sotva staciti
budou, oznamil DIR. George H.
Preston, komisar.
DR.. Preston ukazal, re V po-
sledn1ch Is letech pocet one
mocnelych We tFech statnfch L.
stavech zvysovan byl rocne asi
212 novymi onemocnelymi.
| kdyz budouci zasedanf "a
konodarny postara Sc O dosta-
tecne fondy, Dude to teprve v
f1jnu 1887, kdy O vetsf pocet
~choromyslnych Dude moci b1ti
postarano.
Minuleho roku koncfcfho Tfi-
mem bylo pTipusteno do tff T.
stavd 1.161 onemocnelych a le-
tosn1ho roku pocet tento Dude
skoro stejnym.
V 1stavech chovano jest asi
1000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Ceskoslovensko popira, re da-
va pomoc Rusku.

Zastupce ceskoslovenskeho
ministra v Berlfne podal nemec
kemu zahranicnimu ufadu no
tn sve vlady, protestujfcf prot
nekolika recem pronesenym ma
sjezdu nazist1 v Norimberku,
v nichz Sc cinila zmfnka o Ces-
koslovensku. Vlada v Praze
pravi, re ony reci byly ma III
mu zlepsenf sousedskych VITA
hi mezi Nemci a Ceskosloven-
skem, a t1hly~ku zhorsen1 poll
tickeho napjetf ma Dunaji."
Ceskoslovensko protestovalo
zejmena proto, re DR.. Paul j.
Goebbels, ministr propagandy,
a DR.. Alfred Rosenberg, radce
zahranicn1ch vecech vGdci
Hitlerovi, opakovali stare mar
re sovetske Rusko stav1
letecke zakladny ma p6de Ces-
koslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Slovaci pro pratelstvi $
PoIskem.

Pr velke manifestaci sloven-
ske ludove strany v Pfstanech
ma Slovensku, ma ktere Sc podl-
lelo nekolik desltek tisfcG slo-
venskeho lidu, promluvil take
vGdce strany Msgr. Andrea
Hlinka. Promluvil O stanovis-
ku SlovakG vGci CechGm a
dnesn1 csl. Wade v Praze. Pr
tom prohlasil, re "stat cesko-
slovensky NIUE byti pevny a
shiny jedine tehdy, jestlize il
nym narodnostem, zij1cfm v
hranicfch Ceskoslovenska, bu-
de povolena 1plna narodnostnf
svoboda."
Druhym hlavnfm Tecnikem
byl Karel Sidor, sefredaktor
Ludovych novin z Bratislavy a
poslanec ludove strany v csl.
narodn1m shromazdeni. Sidor
ostTe kritisoval csl. zahranicni
zejmena uzavrenf do
sc sovetskym Ruskem.
Sidor We sve reci zdIrazno-
val, re ceskoslovenska vlada je
predevsfm povinna navazati a
udrzovati pratelske styky Sc
sousednfmi staty a mezi temi
hlavne S Polskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Baltimore snad stanici pro
nemeckou vzducholod.

DR.. Hugo Eckener, koman-
dant vzducholodi Hindenburg,
ktera pTijela do Lakehurst,
N. j., V 1tery, konc1c tax deva-
ty svGj let z Nemecka do
Spojenych StatG, oznamil, re
nevratf Sc Sc vzducholodi do
Nemecka, ale re zdrz1 Sc We
Spojenych Statech, ably Sc ra-
dill S privatnfmi Interestingly a
vladimir kruhy O zT1zeni trva-
lie STANCE We Spojenych Sta
tech.
DR.. Eckener zav1ta do Balti-
more, ably zde Sc radil Sc zdej-
SINH 1Tedn1ky mesta.
Mluv1 Sc o zrfzen1 STANCE
zde v Marylandu mezi Balti-
more a Philadelfif a to vlastne
V same blfzkosti Baltimore
mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

Y patek V Traffic soudu by
10 jednano o 705 udanich auto
mobilistG. Policejni straznik,
Charles Schuhart re severoza-
padnl STANCE, sam udal jich
IA. Vetsinou nechali automo-
billy V dobe nocnf staff ma uli-
c1ch bez svetel anebo nechali
automobily staff ma ulici pres A
hodiny. Sestnact z Mich propu-
steno re zaloby, pTfpady ctyri-
ceti odlozeny do 2. r1jna, 81
%zaplatilo pokuty pc 81 a dtra-
tach.
Cernoch, Louis Robinson, u
dan byl re ctyT porusenf pred
pisu o parkovan1. Soudci wy
svetlil, re pc ctyri noel nechal
automobil staff ma temze mfste,
ponevac V dome jeho matka
byla nemocnou pc til dny a We
|ctvrtou noe re zemfela.
Jennie Hall, cernoSka, byla
'tez s%prostena obzaloby kdyz
vysvetlila, re pres ctyfi hodiny
nechala automobil staff ma tenn
re mlste, kdyz jeji bratr pra-
cuJicl V zavodu byl toho dine v
tonic zabit.
V Traffic soudu v sobotu
projednano bylo soudnf rfzeni
Sc 60 automobilisty udanymi
pro rychlou j1zdu. z techto Cd
souzeno bylo ku placenf pokut
38 automobilistG. Pokuty ulo-
zeny byly cd $11.45 do S26.45.
Pf1pady tff odlozeny byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Kradez.

Vice neil $3.50, cely to den
nj pT1jem Diamond Cab spolec-
nosti, {. 1926 Greenmount ave-
nue., ukradeno bylo z 1Tadov-
ny teto v nedeli.
= John Rosetzky, naterac a
jeho manzelka Marie re 100
blocku N. Hilton ulice, zadrze-
nj byli pod zarukou $1,000.
Zatceni byli v nedeli, kdyz z
domu Reginy Hook, els. 6317
Reisterstown road, odnesli ma
bytek a jine potreby v domac-
nosti Gene $500. Hook VIDA
lena byla z domu sveho 20 ne
kolik mes1cu.
- Trf hosi We start cd 8 do
II rokG vloupali Sc v 1tery v
noel do grocern1ho obchodu v
prvn1m blocku S. Carrollton a.
venue, kde chteli Sc dobyti do
pokladny pomoc1 PLY. Pr pill
ne praci schytali je policiste.
Pc zatcen1 doznali, re vlou-
pail Sc do ctyT jinych obchod1
jeste Sc trent jinymi a z tech
to ukradli pen1ze a handy.
Vsech -sest souzeno Dude.
Celkem kradli We IL obcho-
dech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Ctyri statni policiste
~suspendovani.

Vineni re primal 1platky,
ctyff statnf policiste byli sus-
pendovani v pondel1. Vsichni
pffideleni byli Laurel stanici ma
Washington boulevard.
Suspendovanymi jsou: SER
geant A. E. Markley, kapral J.
w. Wheeler a policiste: J. j.
Thompson a J. E. Taylor.
Poole Tadu podlehajf trestu
tt zffzenci, kter1 pro svGj osob-
nj zisk, dar behem sluzby prij-
mou V ocekavanf re S osobou,
jez tento da, pTatelsteji zacha-
zeno Dude.
Thompson, jenz slouzil sko-
rem neustale cd cervna pTede-
sleho roku ma Washington bou-
levard, byl zvlaste cinnym VII
ci tenn, kter1 jeli nedovolenou
rychlostf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Sileny ubozak S knszem ma
kazatelnS.

Pr kazanf v katolickem ko-
STEELE v Doln1m Kubfne ma O.
ravsku vznikl velky rozruch,
kdyz Sc vedle kneze objevil ma
kazatelne muz, ktery kTicel, re
chce videt boha a smrt. Jen at
pry mu je pan faraT ukaze a u
vidl, re ami jich Sc nelekne. Fa-
rar Sc SNAIL s1leneho ubozaka
uklidnit. Zatim pTisli ma kaza-
telnu muzi, ably nemocneho Cd
vedli. Vysmekl Sc jim vSak,
vybehl ma ulici, kde rozbil ne
kolik oxen a pax teprve Sc no
podafilo spoutat. Byl to J. Sa-
gal, ktereho musili odvezt do
1stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

V Ceskoslovensku minister
stvo vnitra vypracovalo osnovu
zakona, kterym sc men1 zakon
O zruSen1 slechtictv1 a titulu.
Poole noveho zakona mohou
byti zalozeny rady, ktere bu-
dou udelovany vojakGm "a sta
tecnost i civilnim obcanGm "a
zasluhy O stat. Zakon dale "a
vede pametnf medaile, kterymi
Dude projevovano veTejne u
znanf "a vynikajfcf cinnost We
feJnou a take zvlastn1 tituly
pro cestne funkcionaTe We We
sprave a v soudnictvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Krizkove zapasy poradany bu.
dou pT1sti tyden " utery.

Kfizkoye zapasy V Carlins
Park pod ffzenfm Mr.. Ed Con-
tose poTadany budou V dtery,
dine 6. r1jna. Jmena zapasni-
XII 1cinkuj1c1ch ma programu
nam dosud nejsou znama.
Minulou stfedu V hlavn1m
zapase krajan Ernie Dusek
porazil George Koverly We A
minutach.
Nick Campofreda porazil
Jima Wright v 9 minutach.
Matros Kirilenko porazil
Ed Wortha We 8 minutach.
John Katan zv1tezil mad
George Wilcheski We Fl minu-
tach.
Abe Finkelstein porazen byl
-Oke Andersonem V 16 minu-
tach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Csl. cerny rybiz do Angle.

Letos pc prve bylo mono
vyhodne zpeneziti tax zvany
cerny ryb1z, pestovany ma Slo-
vensku v okoli Prievidze. Ia
stupce Cs. exportn1ho 1stavu
prodal v Anglii 20 tun tohoto
ovoce, nalozeneho v kyseline
siTicite v sudech a to asi "a 25
liber "a tunu, to je asi 1850 Kc
(pTi kursu 1927. Tohoto rybf-
zu Sc uz1va ma ~marmelady pro
tovarny ma cukrovinky. Take
dosavadnl vyvoz tresn1 v kyse-
line siricite CHERRY Pulp) do
Angle je slibny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
ZranGn vlakem.

Benjamin Morosa kriticky
zranen byl v pondelf elektric-
kou lokomotivou, kdyz hral 81
ma kolejfch Pennsylvania dra
ny u Patterson Park avenue
mostu S jinymi hochy. Nahle
dial sc do behu pres ctveroje
koleje. Kdyz skocil ma druhe,
vzkfikl: "Doskocil jsem." V
tom zachycen byl lokomotivoU
a odhozen do vzdalenosti osmi
stop. Byla mu pTerazena no.
ha, zlamano nekolik zeber q
zranen vnitTne. Morosa domoy
jest {. 1907 N. Chapel ulice.
V 1tery zemTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

Pc prve v historic katolicke
university We Washington, GER
nost1 STUDENT budou prijfmani
do teto, jak Rev. DIR. Paul Han
ly Furfey, Tekl v sobotu Ses-
tram 1castnfclm sc druheho u
citelskeho institute. Schdzf
techto z1castnilo sc ma 1000
Sester.
DR.. Furfey rekl jim, re me
hodno jest krestanskym idea
ldm nepfipousteti cernochy do
katolickych skol."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Tito ma koraIku.

Druhy naklad zita privezen
byl behem tydne do zdejsiho
prfstavu danskou lodi ''Stens-
by" jez zakotvila We Locust
Point. V lodi bylo slozeno
6.4O0 ton zita v Rigy, Litva.
LODI Stensby vzbudila iisty
rozruch pred nekolika roxy,
kdyz sem prvnf pTivezla ma
klad kofalky pc zruseni prohi-
bice a kdy z1znivf B~altimorane
S velikym zajmem a ocekava-
MIN pohl1zeli ma vykladanf
jej1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

70 novych pTfpad1 zajikave-
no kasle a dive 1mrtf ma tento
hlaseno bylo "a minuly tyden
zdravotnimu 1Tadu.
Zaj1kavy kasel zvlaste ne
bezpecnym jest ditkam pod
diva roxy start.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
ZOE
PODEKOVANf.

Sbor Zlata Praha {. 81 J. G.
D., dekuje vsem, kteTf Sc z1-
castnily ma nasich jitrnicovych
hodech, ktere Sc "a destiveho
pocasl tax vydarily. D6kujem
vsem kteff jakymkoliv zp1so-
benz nam pomahaly. Zvlast
vrely dix patti manzel6m Mar
kovym "a upravenf tax do
brych jitrnicek a nasim sboro-
wynn sestram, kter6 pracovaly
V kuchyni cely den.
K. Matras, tai. Fab. Vyb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Bral sazky ma kons.

August w. Ellenberger, ma
jitel obchodu S hudebninami We
$500 blocku E. North Avenue,
drzan jest pod zarukou $500
pro velkoporotu, re prij1mal
sazky ma kone v obchodu SVEN.
August Sharnagle a Clifton
Hill zatceni byli jake svedkove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
IL rokI "a vrazdu.

Do Marylandske kaznice Cd
souzen byl cernoch, James Da-
Wis, We stredu, ma IL rok1. Dne
z. cervna usmrtil cernoSku Ca
Uterine Burwell, jez zvana by
la jeho "pfftelkynf" v {. 925
Hubbard ulicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Predbezne ornament zabav.

= Ochotnicky Spolek osady
sv. Vaclava Sc pTipravuje ma
divadlo V nedeli, 25. Tfjna ma
oslavu Ceskoslovenske Samo-
statnosti. Hrati Sc Dude isle
cinka z B1leho Zamecku", v
move upravene SIM sv. Vaclav-
ske skoly ma Collington Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
MaIy OZnalMOvatel.
PWANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRODA Sc dnm c1slo 1927
N. Castle St., V nemz jest sest
sv6tnic a koupelna. Garaz a
vse V nejlepsfm poTadku. Ry-
chl6mu kupci "a cenu levnou.
K doptan1 tamtez aneb zavo-
Ieite telefonem Wolfe 643O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Hutzler zemrel nahle.

Edwin B. Hutzler z firmly
Hutzler Brothers, zemrel nahle
nedeli srdecnf vadou ma lodi
Washington, ma ktere cestoval
do Evropy. Mrtvola privezena
Dude do Baltimore ku pohTbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

Host v hospode We $500 bloc.
ku Philadelphia road spadl pa
dac1mi dvermi do hloubky pat
nacti stop a zlamal 81 nekolil
zeber. Zranenym byl Jesse
Price, 40lety re 400 blocku N
East ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Snad o zbytecne pTedpisy vice.

0AA00 ~ S~~A W4SSe
Komise ma revisi automobile
vych predpisd pripravuje pred
lohu, die nfz silnicnf komise
ma mfti pravo urciti ma jistych
silnic1ch zvySen1 dovolene ry-
chlosti, pro automobily. Well,
kolik asi automobilistG dovole-
nou nebo nedovolenou rychlos-
tt 81 lame hlavu?
Dalsim predpisem byti ma
nepovolen1 license rizeni auto
mobilG mladSim NEIL 10 rokn
bez souhlasu rodicG. Well,
dupne-li 81 pan synator, tat1k
sotva Sc odvaz1 r1ci "Ne".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
FARM dunn shorel " Homeland.

FARM dun protestantsko-
episkopaln1ho kostela ma
Charles Street avenue a Mel
rose avenue, Homeland, shorel
pc p1lnoci re ctvrtka ma patek.
Prvn1 alarm dan byl LAO.
Ctvrty alarm dan byl We 2.20.
Dim postaven byl pred 6
roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Starec zransn automobilem.

78 rokG starry George Wolfe
z Lehman ulice zranen byl We
stFedu automobilem Benjami-
ma Goldsmith, kdyz sestoupil
S chodn1ku We 400 blocku w.
Lexington ulice. Byla mu pre-
razena noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
P~rekvapeni, sebrani,
~propu$teni.

FL cernoch1 sebrano bylo a
zavezeno V sobotu ma severe
vychodnf stanici z Lincoln re-
publikanskeho klubu, {. 100
Ellsworth ulice, kde dopadeni
byli policii pfi hire kostek. Soud
&c, Jones, beztrestne propustil
je z obzaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Hledany pc ctyri roxy dostal
til mSsice.

Pred 4 roxy rfzl cernoch,
James H. Smith, svoji zenu.
Zmizel a Cd tie DOLBY hledan byl
Nyn1 zatcen byl v New Jersey,
pTivezen do Baltimore a odsou-
zen ma 3 meslce do v6zeni.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Haynes Engages
New Foe

A colore6 cannonader sched-
uled to crash the fistic big time
within the next several weeks in
vadeS Joe Turner's arena tonight
when terrific punching Leroy
Haynes, Pete Moran's knockout
sensation. opposes Jack Tornado
in the scheduled 10-round feature
of an allcolored boxing show.
Backed by short order knock
out of Donald Reds" Barry, lo-
cal heavyweight, and otherwise
having stopped a formidable field
that includes Ford Smith, Hans
Birkie, Tony Cancela, Salvatore
Ruggirello. Willie Reddish, and
Tony Starr in jig time, Haynes
engages iE Tornado q corking
good heavyweight whose victories
include a knockout of Ace Clark.
A battle royal involving spe-
cially selected talent IS to pre-
cede the main event while semi
final booked eight rounds and in
volving the Districts colored mid
dleweight title pairs off Jimmy
Glascoe VS.. Sammy Williams.
Buddy Hayes and Willie Green
are down for a six, while a four
round opening number brings to-
gether Jim Lamar vs.. Johnny
Thomas at $3.50 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Brewer Pinmen
TakeLoopLead

Shellacking the pennant-con-
tending Arcadia Club in as
stiff a match as has been wit.
messed in the District Duckpin
League this season, Heurich Brew
ers gained the top rung Of the
District Duckpin League last night
but today are confronted with
staving off the potent pennant
charge of Fred Buchholz's cham,
pion Occidentals and Mike Rinal
dis Grand Central Wallets as the
all-star circuit thunders down the
homestretch.
After losing the first game to
the Brewers, Ollie Pacini pulled
one of his famous anchorman acts
to lock the second tilt with q
strike count on a spare, but Ar.
cadia lost in the roll-off.
Sweeping Lucky Strike with an
1874 set, their highest of the sea
son, Occidental Restaurant looked
the super-club of old in its bid
to retain the leagues coveted
championship. 1t took a spare
and strike with heavy counts by
Capt. Dutch" Newman and An.
chorman Joe Harrison to win the
middle tussle by five pins. Bill
Krauss featured Occidentals first
three wins in over a month with
a 401 set. Harrison shot 383.
Nipping Grand Central in the
final game Convention Hall cost
the Valetmen the league lead
Game counts of Sal and Gil had
handily won the first two stanzas
for the Grand Centrals
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

Sid Carroll picks the George
Washington U. freshmen to cap.
ture the District amateur un-
limited basketball championship
but Bob Lyon and Frank
COrkins choose Rinaldi TailOrs,
because Of flawless team play
while Bill Lane says there
are too many individual stars
on the Bureau Of Investiga-
tiOn for that team to fig.
ure in the final analysis.
Dan HaSsett, who has retained
his interest in field and track
athletics, publicizes the Hibern.
ians' banquet at the MayflOwer
on st. Patrick's Day Jack
Mattingly has applied for admis-
sion to the local umpires' body
yesterdays rain proved no barrier
to Tommy Bones, Herb Lacey,
Dave Thomson and A. J. Lamdick
they played the mushy Indian
Spring golf course.
J. C. Marchant expects to de-
velOp q firSt-rate baseball nine at
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Dean, Tramberia Eye
Arena Prize Award

A renewal Of his policy whereby
the preliminary boy showing to
the best advantage on his weekly
boxing shows will receive a $40
special award again will be
brought into vogue by Match
maker Goldie Ahearn at Joe Tur.
ner's Arena Monday night.
Strong contenders for the prize
money will be Johnny Dean, hit
Of last Mondays show, and rugged
Jimmy Tramberia, who have been
signed to box in six-round semi.
final support of Phil Furr and
Mickey Serrian.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Gdstdnagd Eyes
Knockout Win

NEW YORK, March 6.-When
Joe Louis left Izzy Gastanaga
waiting at the church, so to speak,
the irate Spaniard up and Choir
ties words which, in the main,
were these:
"Thees Louis she is afreered
Of lSidOre! Why? Because
SenOr Louis she knows that Isl
dOre Gastanaga have mOOch bet
ter record than SenOr Louis.
TheeS Is why Senior Joseph
Louis she run away from mel"
Those are his words as nearly
as they can be compiled, and it is
with revenge in his heart that he
has come to the United States to
have a show down. He couldn't
make a better start than to knock
Signor Primo Carnera kicking in
shorter time than it took Joseph,
OF Detroit. to do the trick.
CaStanaga is out to do it in
one round in Madison Square
Garden tonight.
Out Of more than 100 bouts. 1t
is safe to say that Castanaga has
flattened at least 80 per cent of
his victims. In his last four
fights in Havana three were
belted out, Hans Birkie being the
only one to stick it out for the
full distance. Izzy knocked out
Antonio Herrera, Joe Sekyra and
Goylto Rico, Herrera being the
heavyweight champion of Cuba.
Camera is 2-to-1 shot to win.
The bout is listed for 10 rounds.
In the semifinal, Leonard Del
Genio and Indian Hurtado will
have it out in their postponed
bout of 10 rounds.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Kirk Miller Says:

Cont. from First Sports Page)
fidence, but it gives him q poise
which often unarms his oppo-
nent."
Wilson is just about 10 per
cent correct in his observations.
Those of you who saw Baer in the
same ring with Louis will recall
that Make had lost his cockiness.
Braddock had taken that out of
him, and Baer was licked before
he stepped through the ropes.
Undoubtedly, when we see Tow
IN his outdoor fight here in the
summer, probably with Gallagher,
we'll see a heads up fighter who
at last has found his ring bear
ings.