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Yesterdays Weddings
Attract Official and
Residential Interest
Miss Mary Senate Howes is Bride of Mr.. John
Alexander Stewart in All Souls
Church Ceremony.

Ugh ranking officials members Of the diplomatic and
~ large contingent from residential circles in the Capital
attended the wedding yesterday afternoon in All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church Of Miss Mary Senate HoWes daughter
the First Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs William Wash
ngton Alexander Stewart OF Mrs Law
Wlkn North Atteboo Mass and Mr. Alexander
Mills Stewart of New York City.
The for the wedding charming in detail
guests assembled edce recital given
played softly during the Lilies and
white arkpu mingled with palms and Australian fern were used
effective fashion the altar each side OF the cane
White satin ribbons marked
the pews for the families
double ring service used, with the Rev H. H. Dent
Sterrett officiating at o'clock.
bride escorted the foWerbanked altar by her
She striking of ivory satin made on princess
and fitted bodice having row
small buttons from the Peter Pan neckne to the waist
extremely formed graceful train almost
her veil of tue held in place with most
becoming the style of that by Mary
white Gala lilies.
Miss Katherine Friant wore bouf1ant
taea of the shade with four
rues marking the slightly dropped necklne and
single which touched the floor Short pulled
sleeves gave quaint touch the costume Her hat
Leghorn around the and reamers
of aqua velvet far back her head in the
ninee the present time She short lace
and carried bouquet OF flowers
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The Belgian Ambassador and Com
tesse van der Straten-Ponthoz will
accompany the Premier of Belgium
and Nine van iceland to New York
today. Tomorrow afternoon recep-
ton will be given in honor of the
Premier and Nine van iceland when
they will share honors with the AM
bassador and Comtesse van der
Straten- Pontboz and the United
States Ambassador to Belgium and
Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris. The re-
ception is sponsored by the Belgian
Legion of Honor and several other
Belgian American societies and will
be given in the embassy suite of the
Ambassador Hotel.
Among the guests at the reception
tomorrow will be Comte Guy de
Baillet-Latour, an aide to the premier
and Comtesse de Baillet-Latour, for
merly Miss Mariana Dunn. daughter
Of the Special Assistant to the Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. James Glenn
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ent Dunn; former Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy Mr. F. Trubee Davi-
son, Mrs. Suzanne Silvercruys Far
mum Of Connecticut, sister of NJ
Robert Silvercruys, who for some years
was counselor of the Belgian En-
bassy here; Mrs. William Brown
Meloney, who, as Marie Mattingly,
lived in Washington before her mar
riage; the former president OF George
town University. the Rev. Coleman
Nevils, and Mr. George Barr Baker.
The Ambassador and the Premier
will come to Washington Tuesday and
return to New York in time for the
Premier and Nine. van Iceland to
sail Wednesday en- route to their Bel
gian home.
The Italian Ambassador and
Signora de Suvich are spending the
week end in Seattle and will start
East today or tomorrow. arriving in
New York for the races Saturday.
They are not expected to return to
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Diplomatic Corps Notes;
Sonora de Espil Plans
To Leave for Summer
Soviet Ambassador Arrives Today With Polar
Flyers as Guests-Will Give Reception
at Embassy Tomorrow.

ENORA DE ESPIL wife of the Argentine Ambassador will leave
Washington Wednesday for Narragansett Pier where she
- the Ambassador leased cottage for the
The will Ep at the Of the week to
remain over Fourth of July holiday.
The Ambassador M Alexander Troyanovsy will arrive
in Washington this by train with the Soviet aviato
Georgi Badukof NJ Alexander Beiakof
met the avaors who flew he top OF the
the West Coast and making the trip
East with them arriving this morning at 7 so o'clock
Ambassador and Nine Troyanovsky will give reception
tomorrow evening for their distinguished countymen
The Japanese Ambassador and Nine sao and their children
will 20 to Springs Thursday where they have taken cottage
for the season. will make frequent trips to
washington during the spending much time
sible at the resort with his family.
The Ambassador Senior Oswado Aranna, accom-
naned by the Brazil Arthur Souza
Valentine Boucas Consuan of Finance for the
Brazilian Commission yesterday in Wilmington They went
for the dedication the there Friday
ming enhora Aranha entertained at dinner
at Ophr Leesburg which they have leased
for the season. members of the commission
and the Minister of Finance, M. Souza Costa.
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Two Of the brides classmates from
National Park Seminary, were her
bridemaids, Miss Betty Reynolds OF
Chicago and Miss Mary Katherine
Alspaugh of Columbus Ohio also Miss
Eileen Burke Of Sioux Falls S. OAK,
and Mrs. Samuel Stone Of North At
tleboro, Mass, sister Of the bride
groom. Their frocks and accessories
were an exact copy Of the one worn
by Miss Friant, except that they were
a delicate shade Of pink net.
Mr.. Stewart Cureton was best man
and the ushers included Mr.. John
Sobotka, Mr.. william Helvestine and
Mr.. James Saxton, all Of Washington.
d. c.. and Mr.. Thomas Krock Of
New York.
Mrs. Howes wore . pale pink gown
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of lace and marquisette over taffeta
with 4 wide brimmed black net hat,
black lace gloves and a bouquet Of
rubrum lilies and lilies of the valley.
Mrs Wilkin, the brides mother, was
dressed in black sheer with touches Of
white, with q corsage Of white orchids,
and black and white hat.
Following the wedding ceremony.
there was reception in the Chinese
room Of the Mayflower Mr.. Stewart
and his bride with members Of tho
bridal party stood in front of bower
Of palms and ferns to receive the
guests. Lilies. white larkspur and
white gladioli were used on the tee
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Miss Peggy Lowe Grimes
To Wed Lieut.. Whipple.
7 1EUT. COL. AND MRS. WILLIAM
4 M. GRIMES of Fort Riley, Kans.,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Peggy Lowe to Lieut.. Sher-
burne Whipple, jr., End Cavalry, son
OF Col. Sherburne Whipple, A. G. D.,
and Mrs. Whipple.
Miss Polly Worth
Engaged to Marry.
MAJ. AND MRS. JAMES r.
WERTH OF Alexandria, Va. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Polly Herndon, to Mr.. Cary
Jacquelin Randolph Of Martinsville,
Va, the youngest son Of Mr.. Winslow
Hoxton Randolph. president Of Emer-
son Institute. washington, and the
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Engagements Announced
Miss Ida Moore Sadler and Mr.. Daniel
O'Day to Wed.

INTEREST congressional circles is the engagement Of
Miss Ida Moore Sadler daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gillespie
Sader of Atlanta Ga, Mr. Daniel ODay of Rye N. Y,
of Representative ODay of Rye Washington
and the late Mr.. Daniel ODay, jr.
Miss sadler is the Junior League Mr. ODay is
graduate of University member of the Princeton
and Racquet Clubs
The wedding will take place in October.
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Prince de Ligne
To Sail Wednesday

The Counselor of the Belgian En-
bassy, Prince Eugene de Ligne, will
sail Wednesday to Join Princess de
Ligne in their Belgian home. Prince
de Ligne cancelled all his social en-
gagemens the middle Of last week
when he received word Of the death
Of his fatheY in Belgium.
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late Mrs. Margaret Robinson Ran
dolph.
Miss Worth attended st. Timothys
School, Catonsville, Md. She made
her debut at the Norfolk German
Club, Norfolk, Va, in 1894, and is
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News Notes
Of Official
w Washingt0n
Mrs. Roosevelt to
Return to White
House Today. "

n RS. FRANKLIN DELANO
M ROOSEVELT is expected to
1 i return to the White House
late this afternoon. It is
probable that she will be accompanied
by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boettiger, who re-
turned East from Seattle to attend
the wedding Of Miss Ethel du Pont
and Mr.. Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
jr. Mrs. Boettiger will be matron OF
honor at her brothers wedding.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Henry Morgenthau. ]r, will entertain
at dinner Tuesday evening In honor
OF the Minister OF Finance OF China,
H. H. Kung.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson and the lat
ter's son. Mr.. Douglas Hall. are SPEND
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Mrs. Charles BdinbridQe

Mrs. Charles Bainbridge
WestODer,
Formerly Miss Alice Mcintosh
Frink, daughter OF Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. James Luke Frink,
sh01Un 7Uith her attendants,
including Mrs. James T. Ddr-
rah, Miss Polly Frink and Miss
Barbara Frink, sisters of the
BRIDE Mrs. William c.. Freu-
denthdl, sister OF the BRIDE
groom, Miss Louise Menetee,
Miss Ann Claude and Miss
Mile C. Hatch. Lieut.. West
ouer is the son OF Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Oscar Westouer. The
1Oedding took place in the
Great Choir OF the Washing
ton Cathedral.
-Hessler Henderson Photo.
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Mr.. Woods, who has been in Yak
ina for sometime, came home last
weekend, bringing his nephew,
Ray Turner with him, who will
make his home with them and at
tend school here. Mr.. Woods re-
turned to Yakima for the remain
der of the week.
Miss Ruth Beightol was an over
night guest of Miss Dorothy
GLASGOW Tuesday evening.
Bruce Mclean is slowly improv-
ing following a recent attack of the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Jungstrum of
Touchet were Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs. Jungstrum's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Brand.
Mrs. H. c. Decker is slowly recov-
ering from a recent attack of the
flu.
Jack Ray, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ray, was stricken with an acute
attack of appendicitis Friday morn
ing at his home on the Highlands.
He was taken to the Pasco hospi-
tai where they operated on him on
Saturday morning. His parents re-
port him as recovering very nicely.
Miss Norma Berg was an over
night guest of Miss Yvonne Davis
Thursday night.
Hubert and Jerry Curtis were
Sunday evening guests at the Hum
mel home. Hearts was the diversion
of the evening.
E. j. Brand and w. s. Green
attended the chamber of commerce
dinner given at the Arrow Grill on
Wednesday evening.
Elgin Bishop was out Of school
Monday. due to illness.
The Ben Hawkins home on the
South Highlands was sold last week
to Clarence johnson of Wyoming.
He expects to move his family
here sometime In the near future.
Ben Hawkins and family will soon
leave to make their home on a
stock ranch in Eddyville, Oregon.
Several land deals have been
made recently, handled through the
offices of Gascoigne & Fyfe. Geo.
Adams has purchased the j. o.
Cleve twenty acres on the South
Highlands, which has been farmed
the past three years by w. L. For
aker and Frank Lampson has pur-
chased twenty acres known as the
George Weaver tract, formerly oc-
cupied by Frank Hembree and
family.
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Highlands
Highlights

The last of the card party series
given by the Highland Woman's
club will be held at the Highland
club house Friday, February 18th
with q 100 dessert luncheon. BON
bridge and pinochle will be played
with prizes for the afternoon. At
this time, the two grand prizes will
be awarded the ladies holding the
highest score in both bridge and
pinochle for the entire series. All
ladies are urged to be present.
The annual Highland dinner will
be held Friday evening, February
18th at $50. This will be in the
form of pot luck dinner and each
family is requested to bring q COW
cred dish, sandwiches and a dessert.
All Highlanders are welcome and
urged to come to enjoy the good
time which is being anticipated. A
nice program is being arranged
which will follow the dinner. Dane
ing will follow.
4l1C x116AAA0AAA AeAASS SSWAAAo SAs~S
will meet next Tuesday, February
is at the home of Mrs. Bertha Sim
sen with pot luck dinner.
Harry Higley, scout master and
troop % went to Pasco Monday eve
ming to attend the twenty seventh
anniversary party of Boy Scouts. A
hundred scouts and scout leaders
were present with Skipper Hayes
and Oscar Hoover, the new scout
executive as speakers Of the eve
ming. A very good time was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Frank Lampson win be
hostess with q dessert luncheon to
the Les Amies pinochle club next
Thursday, February 18th instead
of Wednesday, February 18th, at
her home on the Highlands.
Mrs. w. s. Foraker attended q
All club leaders meeting In Ken
newick Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White left
Sunday evening for Seattle, where
Mr.. White entered the Virginia
Mason hospital for major opera
ton.
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Ben Van Patten has returned
home from the Veterans hospital
at Walla Walla, where he spent the
past week.
Mrs. w. F.. Schuster returned on
Monday to her home at Portland,
Oregon. She has been here the
past two months helping care for
her father, w. b. Elliott. Mrs. FL
lott accompanied her for an in
definite visit.
Bert Perkins is sick with the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and two
children who have been living on
the old Boutelle place, have gone
to town and are staying at the
Commercial hotel.
Mrs. George Hodgeson spent the
day Tuesday with Mrs. w. E. Johns
and Mrs. A. j. Thompson spent the
afternoon there.
The o. S. Quillan family have
all been sick with the flu. Mr..
Quillan went to Pendleton Tuesday
for medical treatment. -..
Mrs. w. s. Dickinson has gone
to Walla Walla to care for her
mother, Mrs. c. c. PEBBLES, who is
i'll. -.-s...
Mrs. j. S. Kennett returned home
Wednesday from Harrington, where
she spent the past six weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Sam Schultz.
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ley grange was held at the grange
hall Thursday evening. Following
the business meeting program
was presented and refreshments
served. Mrs. C.. Bowers and Mrs.
Ernest Sherry were on the serving
committee.
The Monday Evening bridge club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Estes. Honors went to Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Preston as high,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Martin
second high and low to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Owen cinnamon at
Hover.
Harry Hedington and sons Bus
ter and Vic have gone to Okanogan
where they have employment. Mrs.
Buster Hedington and small son
will visit with relatives before join
ing her husband.
Mrs. Stanley Stillwell is out again
after severe attack of influenza.
Mrs. Nettie Tewalt and Stanley
Day spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mansel Tewalt in Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gerard went
to Walla Walla Friday to visit Mrs.
Gerard's father and brother, who
were Ill.
Bert Quigley visited friends in
Finley this week after q trip to
the iMiddlewest. He expects to
make his future home in the Mil
ton-Freewater district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Piert Saturday evening.
Miss Blanche Young will enter
the nurses training school at the
Pasco hospital the first of the
week.
Mrs. George Lea left Tuesday for
Milton Freewater to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fades,
former residents Of Finley.
Virgil Master, member Of the
Eagle lodge, has been soliciting
funds for the Red Cross for the
flood relief.
The boys team of the Riverview
high played Richland at Hover
last Wednesday evening. The score
was "a to 80 in favor Of the local
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel Tewalt
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mrs.
Nettie Tewalt.
Mrs. w. M. Martin of East Ken
newick was hostess to the Finley
card club last Tuesday. Luncheon
was served at one o'clock after
which pinochle was played. Mrs.
Harry Benson won high and Mrs.
Wallace Preston low.
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Miss Ada Tinsley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Arlington of Yakima
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Tinsley of
Pasco were callers at the +. l..
Davis home Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Lampson and daughter,
Theo, and Grandpa Holden, father
of Mrs. Lampson, were Sunday din
ner guests at the Frank Lampson
home.
Leo KippeS left last week for
Eugene, Oregon, where he will
spend some time visiting relatives.
Jay Perry left this week for the
East on an extended business trip.
There will be a Board of Review
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for all Kennewick, Richland .,
Finley Boy Scout troops Thprssau
evening at the chamber OF cNa'
merce rooms.
Harry Higley, scout master 49,,
leader Of troop %. will 70 10 pew a
Monday evening at 8 o'clock n !.
tend Court Of Honor TO be hela :.
the court house.
Sam Bishop was an oyern,o.,
guest OF Bobby Bishop MonSaS
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Blair OF Ro,
lotus spent Friday at the homo !,
Mrs. Blair'S parents, Mr.. and M
Lee Boutelle.
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Mrs. Harlan Burger has been SUI
fering from a severe attack of the
flu. O., o.. T..
Methodist Ladies' Aid met We'd
neSday for an all-day meeting at
the home of Mrs. G. Ellington.
Doc Gordon and wife were Finley
visitors Sunday.
Madeline Serdar spent the week
at the VIM. Perry home.
Mrs. Vic Nelson and Mrs. Ford
were Kennewick visitors Monday.
Lutheran Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. Floyd Perkins Tues
day. There were 16 present and
election of officers was held. Mrs. o.
Luelloff was elected president, Mrs.
Pete Hanson, vice president and
Mrs. Antoine Norling, secretary and
treasurer. -~. M 80 se-L.r. F.. =
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mcintosh and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the r. B. Dighton home.
Mrs. N. D. Rinehardt and family
of Pasco and Leone Skeen Of KEN
newick were Sunday guests at the
j. G. Skeen home.
w. G. Cason suffered q severe
heart attack Tuesday.
Mr.. Huey of Pasco, who is an old
Spanish War comrade Of G. E.
Snow, visited at the Snow home on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Ellington
visited their son, M. M. Ellington
in Sunnyside Sunday.
Mrs. Serdar is seriously i'll at her
home north Of town.
The Richland boy scouts attended
meeting in Pasio Monday. Mr..
Sloan, Vic Nelson and Mr.. Haste
took the boys over.
Mrs. Morehead Of Colville is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Lee SUIT
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jones were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ma
Mahon in Pasco Thursday night.
Mrs. A. L. Wyman of Walla Walla
visited at the Dickerson home Mon
day.
The Social Hour club met at the
home of Mrs. ePte Hanson Wednes-
day. Mrs. Deranleau and Mrs. Sc
vert johnson were assisting host
eSSeS.
Lester Scott, who has been work.
ing at the Dickerson ranch for the
past few months left Tuesday for
Montana.
Joe Willard fell Friday and
sprained his ankle.
Mrs. A. S. Murray is suffering
from the flu this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. UNANIMOUSLY and
Mrs. Kludas of Sunnyside visited
at the Koehler home Tuesday.
Willis Muncey, who has spent the
past month visiting at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Muncey, returned to Fort George
Wright Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Snively and Mrs. Thad
Grosscup attended their bridge
club Wednesday at the home OF
| Mrs. E. G. Smith.
Clarissa, Alice and Deliah Dolven
of Pasco spent Sunday visiting al
| the N. Dolven home. "a
Bill Larson, who has been of
duty for the past week due to an
injured hand returned to his work
Saturday as driver for the Richlanc
Motor Freight. E -.
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EAST KENN
FOLK MOVE
INTO TOWN
EAST .KENNEwlCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Blair have
disposed of their place and plan to
move to town.
The pupils were glad to be able
to return to school again Monday
after almost three weeks vacation,
caused by sickness and bad wealth
er conditions.
Miss Jean Lum was out of school
Monday on account of illness.
Audrey and Bill Hembree of Ia
coma were here from Tuesday until
Thursday.
Pomona grange meets Saturday
February 18th at Buena Vista.
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is FELT HERE
FINLEY

Several residents of this dis
trict felt the earthquake Tuesday
afternoon.
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Richland News Items


correspondents In the nelgnoor
hood of he happenings in the community
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The Finley Townsend club will
meet at the church Tuesday, Feb
ruary 16. Everyone is welcome.
The regular meeting of the Fin
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FLORIDA GOLF DUEL
BY BERG, HEMPHILL
Patty Slightly Favored to Win
Today in Champions Final
at Punta Gorda.

Ey the Associated Press.
DuNTA GoRDA, FLA, January 90
= Patty Berg of Minneapolis and
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, s. C.,
meet today in the finals Of the cham
pionship of champions golf touring
ment.
Patty, defending titleholder, ruled
slight favorite, but Miss Hemphill, the
medalist, has shot such consistently
good golf she has found . good corps
Of hackers.
The Minnesota redhead reached the
fnal by slim margin over Jane Goth
ran, Greenville, s. c., who matched
stroke for stroke for 10 holes and
finally was edged out by long. we'll
placed putt on the twentieth. Patty's
score for 18 holes was 70, or over
mems par.
The winner of today's round will be
awarded the Helen Hicks Trophy.
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Jones Still Army Man, Despite Husker Contract
u Tiff

still taking his morning walk
through Central Park immacu-
lately dressed, he leaves his Fifth
avenue apartment before every
morning, strolls . bit along the
paths and then heads for the
brewery He's at his desk by
$50 am. daily :. nothing inter-
feres with this routine On Fri
day evenings he departs for his
Garrison, N. Y, estate, secluded
135-acre plot just across the Hudson
from the United States Military
Academy there he plays week
ends with his kennel of st. Bernards
and his cage of monkeys -. while
the base ball world wonders what
will happen one day to the fabulous
Rupert fortune and the famous
RUPERT ball team (YankeeG to
3osO.
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Johnston's Prediction,

v4MM1 JOdNS1 1ON, MATCHMAKER OF
the Garden, is around sounding
the praises of Pastor. and telling
everybody that Bob will beat Louis
Indeed, he's singing the same kind Of
song that he sang about Jimmy Brad
dock when he had Jim matched to
fight Max Baer. and he doesn't fail
to remind you that you all said
was nutty then. but you know what
happened. Well, this time just mark
what I'm telling you about Pastor.
and remember it after the fight"
Then Jimmy gees on to tell thrill
ing stories of how Pastor was on the
floor three or four times when he
fought Eddie Simms, and how he came
back and had Simms on the floor two
or three times in their fight In the
Garden.
Yeah" said to Jimmy. "but what
did Louis do to this Eddie Simms?"
Jimmy Ducks Simms Comparison.
A ND what do you think? That
= fellow Johnston changes the SUBJ
ject and tells me that Pastor licked
Unknown winston and reminds me
that "here only recently Pastor fat
tens Ray Impellitierre In seven rounds.
and that he beat Steve Dudas. and
that he's a relative Of Rose Pastor
Stokes, and that what-the-hell, didn't
he also beat Max Marek in Chicago,
and Marek is the guy that once beat
Louis-when Joe was an amateur, to
be sure, but Marek did beat i'm! You
can't deny that"
No, I can't deny that. And yet.
somehow, I'm bull-headed enough to
keep on thinking about this Eddie
Simms, and his fate at the hands Of
Louis; and about Al Ettore and Baer
and a few of the others, and I can't
bring myself to see eye to eye with
Johnston when it comes to this Louis
Pastor fight.
So, in spite of his defeat OF big Ray
Impellitierre. in spite Of his relatives;
in fact, in spite of everything Johns
ton says, still believe Jack Black
burn will be nearer right than Jimmy.
Blackburn, by the way. states that
Louis will stop Pastor in one round.
But, of course, Blackburn Is Joe's
trainer So there you are.
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