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Evening star., 1938-11-14

The Bears line ou.charged ours
and their downfleld blocking was
exceptionally good. Several times
our safety man and one or two
others were taken out of the play
when it seemed as if they might
come through with a tacI'e.
Now, we've got to geat both the
Pirates and the Giants. If we
do. We'll win the Eastern cham
pionship again regardless Of what
the Giants-Who now are leading
the division-do in thelr remain
ing games. 1t seems to be axio-
matte of the Redskins that we do
things the hard way. We had TO
come up with three victories in
row at the end of last season
and now we must win two hard
ones
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Dire Threats Hurled
As Ga|ento Meets
Thomas Tonight
Both Predict Koyoes
For Themselves in
Duel of Brown
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA
beer swilling New Jersey saloon
keeper and a Minnesota locomotive
engineer meet at Convention Hall
tonight in 12-round battle that
should be good exhibition of Drawn
against braWn if not of fstic fnesse.
TWo-ton Tony Galento, Orange. N.
j., heavyweight keg Taper and skull
rapper, threatens disaster TO Harry
Casey jones' Thomas of Eagle
Bend, MINI.
Thomas, who looks as though he
could haul a string Of freight cars
all by his l97-pound self, says he'll
make Galento resemble the wreck of
old 81.
First Bout Since Illness.
1t will be Tonys first fight since
dat bum ammonia" put him within
few strokes of lifes final l0-count
and forced cancellation of his
scheduled July 26 fight with John
Henry Lewis, light t-heavyWeight
champion Manager Joe Jacobs says
all the pneumonia siege did to Tony
was drain little color from his
menacing iowls
Galento deserted his favorite pool
room-gym training quarters in New
ark Saturday, when the manage
ment tried to charge a couple of
Tony's friends 20 cents admission.
On Sunday he gave up beer bibbing
and cigar smokins-for two days
Ito clear my mind"
After I get through with Thomas
I'm not going to fight any more
buns like him he growled. TT IS
Baer, Louis and any of those other
buns or nobody"
Thinks Tony Still Weak.
While Tony was predicting 4th-
round knockout. Thomas avowed
here there would be knockout
all right, but that he would do the
knocking
Il oughta take him in the 7th
or 9th round" said the former
blacksmith and choo-choo pilot
1T will be one of the toughest
fights I've ever had, but I think
Tony's condition will turn the tide
He's been sick and out a long time
I'm in the pink"
On the basis of 43 knockouts
Thomas was regarded as a conner
until Max Schmeling and Jimmy
Adamick walloped him and Joe
Louis splattered him all over the
ring April Fools Day. He's still
confident of place in the heavy
weight sun. Galento hasn't been
floored in more than 100 fights
He's never met grade-A opponent
but the National Boxing Associa-
ton rates him the leading chal-
lenger for Louis crown.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
SIammer Would Have
No Tee Advantage
Over britisher
Henry Too Well OF
To Be Concerned
With U. S. Visit
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The move
ment to bring Henry Cotton over
here for 72-hole world champion
ship golf match against Sam Snead,
the long hitter from the hill coun-
try, probably was doomed to failure
before it began.
Not that the dour Welshman
would be afraid to match shots with
this country's boy wonder. Cotton
is the supreme egoist, and he thinks
with some reason that he can out
golf any man living But he simply
doesn't want to come to the United
States.
In the first place. he has all the
money he needs, and he is making
more of it by staying right in Eng
land than any golfer ever has. At
his club near London, Cotton and
half dozen assistants spend most of
their waking hours giving lessons
Cotton, himself, charges an outrage
Gus fee for showing gouty colonels
how to grip brassie
Cotton Is Long Hitter.
That he no longer holds the Brit
lsh open championship has detracted
little from Henrys prestige. The
average Englishman still divides
that nations golfers into two cat
egories: % Cotton; 90 The rest.
They are right about it. too.
II the golf officials finally do in
duce the silent man of the links to
come over for game with Snead,
their efforts will be we'll rewarded.
Win or lose, Cotton will show the
gallery a carload of golfer. If
they give him his favorite kind of
course to play on-a tremendously
long course, tightly trapped-he
probably will burn Snead down.
Snead undoubtedly is a great
golfer, but he is very young and he
has been playing big league golf
only 20 months. Cotton, compare
lively, is a veteran. He has per-
fected his game gradually during
the last 10 years. and it is thing
of beauty.
Snead is noted for his ability to
drive a ball out of sight, yet it
is doubtful he would gain 10 yards
on Cotton in an entire round. And
where Snead's wallops occasionally
wander into the underbrush. Cot
tons 60 right down the middle about
SO times out of 100.
Denny Shute, who for the two
previous years had been this coun-
try's match play king. tackled Henry
in a $4,000 prize match at Walton
Heath, near London, early last
spring, and Cotton easily beat him
6 and 5.
Tough Match for Snead.
Shute. a model of accuracy. but
a short hitter. had been accustomed
to shooting his pars and waiting
for his opponents to make an oc-
caslonal mistake. But in Cotton he
! discovered rival who not only
could outdrive him up to so yards
but could match him with his ap-
proaches and his puts. Just prio,
to this, Cotton had given the en-
tire American Ryder Cup team
including Snead. an impressive
trouncing in the open at Carnoustie
On the typical wide-open country
club course in this country. where
drive can leave the fairway now
and then without incurring dis
aster. Snead probably would prove
at least match for Cotton. But
put them on an exacting course
like Pine Valley or Oakmont anc
stretch the course as far as DOS
sible, and bet your money or
Cotton.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Soccer Teams Tangled
In TRIBE Lead Tie

Three teams are tied today for
first place in the Washington Soccer
League-Washington Sports Club,
Marlboro and Young Democrats.
Marlboro and Young Democrats,
previously together at the top, bat
tied to a tie yesterday, IL, and
washington stepped up with them
by defeating Prince Georges P. B.
c., Al.
Rinaldi, but one point behind the
leaders, stopped La Plata, 81; Sandy
Spring nosed out Silver Spring,
81, and Marines and Del Rio fin
ished IL.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Dir EsIin Still Hopino
For Boxing Crown

Mike (Diz) Eslin, most colorful of
local amateur fighters, today re-
vealed he again will enter the Dis
trict Golden Gloves Boxing Tourna-
ment, which will be launched No.
vember % at Turner's Arena, still
searching for his first victory in five
years of competition.
Northeast Washington's compos-
ite of Dizzy Dean, Art Shires and
Tony Galento in a verbal sense,
Eslin again has enrolled in the 112-
pound novice class. The perennial
loser is nursing ideas of winning at
least one bout,
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Bears Succeed in Distrocting Redskins
Bowng Got Minds OF Gom Soys foherty Tough Row Ahead

sense which would be exercised
in calmer moments.
don't say that we would have
beaten the Bears if we had kept
our minds solely on football.
That is because we seemed to be
having our worst day. Every
thing we did was wrong and a
couple of breaks against us at
the start of the game were very
discouraging.
For one quarter we more than
held our own; in fact, think
statistics will show we outplayed
the Bears for the frs. Is minutes
of play. Then we becare totally
disorganized, partially due to the
rough play. After Manders' field
goal which made the score ITO,
suspected that 1t was all over.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Apex Boxers Triumph
Over P. B. 6. Squad

Apex Boys Club Of Southwest holds
a boxing victory over the Police
Boys Club, having won four out Of
five bouts held at the Twelfth Street
Y. NJ c. A Summary:
55-pound class-Char!es Fowler fApeXl
defeated Jackie Thornton 90 pound-Ray-
mond Plovoen Apex tko jessie Hagan,
-pound-Billv Dean Apex tko. James
Miller; s5-pouns-Harrlson BurL tApeX'
defeated Ofis Hill -pound-Benlaml
Johnson tP. B. CO defeated Nathaniel
Smith
Evening star., 1938-11-14
seots "Murderous Hitter"
But 1t Doesn't Help

1--WE do not recognize you Krieger,
my good fellow" said Maj. Gen,
Phelan. eve would not recognize
you on the corner of Broadway and
Forty-second street at high noon
If you wore a white carnation in
your buttonhole. We declare you
null, and if you are not very care
tul. we will declare you void
Gee" said the baffled Mr. Krie-
ger. What do we do now. Hymie?"
Mr., Caplin leaped into the breach
What do we do?" he demanded
I'VE resent it. We resent it hotly.
We are being robbed, Solly. prop
of my declining years. We are being
insulted, comrade.'
"Good-by, Mr.. Caplin," said Gen.
Phelan politely.
"We are being plundered bawled
Mr.. Caplin. I'VE went into the
heart Of hostile country, thousands
of miles from our honeysuckle-
covered cottage in BROOKLYN (Mr.
Krleger's address, and we won the
championship of the world.
1--WE met murderous hitter in
his home town. Hostak is the hard
est hitter We have ever faced. Some
times we thought he would tear us
70 pieces with his savage blows.
Apostoli never hit us that hard in
his life. But we kept punching.
Around the middle OF the fight
Hostak caught us on the side of the
skull with a right, and we could
hear his hand pop. 1t was busted
Between rounds we said-1 mean
I said-to Solly, This is where we
get him, pal
pretty soon his other hand
popped. Both his hands was busted
Then we went to work on him.
We sent him to the hospital. We
win the title, in the heart OF hostile
country, and we came home, ex-
pecting great reception. And what
happens? They insult us.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Football Results
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOclated Press.
st. Mary's. T: Santa Clara. q.
Creighton, "a; Loyola New Orleans). 0.
Canisius, 6: Mount ST. Mary. 0.
Late Saturday Scores.
Rollins I; Havana. e.
West Texas Teachers, As; New Mexico
Military, O.
Whitworth, 80; Carroll tMontD. 0.
Montana, 13. Montana State. q.
Stanta Barbara State. IS; California
Aggies, e.
Dowllng 80: Trinity, 6
Southwestern University, 81: McMurry 6
Illinois Wesleyan. 2l: James Milliken. s.
Tennessee State Colleee. 13; West Vlr-
einla State. .
virginia Episcopal School. s.. Randolph
Macon Academy o.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Pro Football

Results YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. 80: Phladelphia IA
New York IS Cleveland, 0.
Green Bav, 2s; Detroit.
CHICAGO Bears. 81; WASHINGTON =
Schedule This Week.
Sa aturdav-Phiadelphia vs.. Pit.sburTh
al Charleston. w Va
Sunday-Chicago Bears a. BROOKLYN.
Green Bay at New York
Detroit at CHICAGO Cardinals
DIXIE LEAGUE.
Washington Presidents :: Richmond
Arrows. q.
Norfolk shamrocks "A; Portsmouth
Cubs. e.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Danbury, IA: BROOKLYN :
Paterson :; Jersey CITY 3
Clifton. IL; Union Ctv. :.
EXHIBITIONS.
PITTSBURGH Pirates. IA. Los Angeles
BULLDOGS. ID ttieD
Wilminston Chppers 90: AIexandrIa
Celtics. 13
CHICAGO Cardinals IA; Cincinnati Ben
gals. a tle'.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
BY RAY FLAHERTY,

Coach. Champion Washington Redskins.
EN- ROUTE TO WASHING
TON, Nov. 14.-The Bears en-
tered yesterdays game with one
main objective: To get the Red
skins minds off the game-and
they succeeded. I honestly be-
lieve the Bears were instructed
to involve Washington's players
In as many minor fights as they
could with the idea of making
the Redskins more anxious to
fight than to play football.
A coach can warn his players
all he wants to on the necessity
of not becoming entangled in
such affairs. but once in the heat
OF battle emotion overcomes all
Evening star., 1938-11-14
From the
Press Box
Middle Title Ruling
Irks CopIin, Krieger
BY JOHN LARDNER,
Special Correspondent of The Star.

wa
DETROIT. Nov. l4.-The old
managerial we has become part
OF the language, ranking just behind
the editorial we" In some ways,
the managerial we is nobler and
more generous than the editorial
"We," because, when the manager
uses it, he includes the fighter and
comedies him a share in the work
of the firm.
Mr.. Hymie Caplin, the last time
he swan within your correspon-
dents earshot, was running the
gamut of the managerial we" Mr..
Caplin manages Solomon Krieger,
the world middleweight champion of
Brooklyn and Seattle Wash. Mr.
Krieger and Mr.. Caplin had just
been insulted, in the person of Mr..
Krieger.
We have just been insulted,"
howled Fymie.
The New York Boxing Commission
with Maj. Gen. John j. Phelan. the
great malapropian orator, at the mi
crophone, had told Mr. Krieger that,
if he behaved himself and ate his
spinach, he could have fight with
the winner of fight between young
Corbett and Fred Apostoli, for the
middleweight championship.
This stunned Mr. Krieger, because
he thought that the championship
belonged to him already. He thought
he had knocked out Algernon Hos
tax for the title. But the commls-
sion said no.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Pro Basket Ball

Yesterdays Results.
Newark Hebrews. 81; Heurich Brewers.
81 teXhibitlon).
Troy lawmakers 81: Jersey Reds. 32.
BNrookiyn Nnn, M visitations: 80; Wlke@s. @ PARE rs.
Sphas, 35
Evening star., 1938-11-14
Romp for T. and W.

Taranto and Wasman eleven in
the National City 135-pound League
took a one-sided game over South
east Boys Club, 27-0.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19

do, un grupo de notables artiS-
tas y ademas la orqueSta En-
sueno'', integrada por II bsllas
muchachas,
Han sido puestas va a la ven-
Ia las meSas para ell gran Ca
oaret de La Verbena, EN- ell
Circulo Cubano.
Cada mesa, con cuatro Sillas,
costara $500. En- este Cabaret
sera presentada la orquesta y
los artistas contratados en- ell
eXtranjero.
Pida por t~elefono su mesa a
la secretaria de La Verbena o al
Comit6 del Cabaret, integrado
por Raul Vega, Johnny Diaz y
Victoriano Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
La Fiesta del West Tampa
Junior High School

JaRlOF Hugh School
Ell martes, dia %, sc verificara
la fiesta organizada por la es-
cuela West Tampa Junior para
conmemorar el natalicio de
George Washington y ell $50 a.
~niversario de la Constitution de
los Estados UnidoS.
Ell programa que nos manda
ell director de la escuela, Ran
dolph Mclaughlin, Sc compone
de los n1meros siguientes Sc
lecciones por la orquesta sinf6-
MICA de Tampa bajo la direction
del professor Maxine Echega-
ray.
Danza del caballo y DANA al
deana italiana, por los alumnos'
de la escuela.
Saludo a la bandera, hecho
por un alumno miembro de los
Muchachos Exploradores.
Discurso ia Historic de
Nuestra Constructor, por la
exestudiante Rosa Ayala.
Discurso. LA Constitution
de los Estados Unidos", por ell
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
sstudiante Clarion Garcia.

estudiante Clarion Garcia.
Discurso por ell ST., Victoria
no Manteiga director de la
Gaceta'.
Cerrara los discursos ell Hon.
Doyle E. Carlton, exgoberna-
dor del estado, que es uno de los
mejores oradoreS del sur.
Entire las 500 de la tarde y
las Ills Sc servira una cena a
case de pescado. Solo costara
% centavos por persona.
Ell dinero que la cena produz-
"a Sc invertira en- ell Fondo de
Lunch que la escuela mantiene.
Toda la barriada de- West
Tampa asistira a esta fiesta de
cultura y comprehension.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
Ell MAESTRO .TOSCANINi
NO IRA AL FESTIVAL DEL
SALZBURGO

New York, Feb. 19.-El ia
moso director de orquesta Ar
turo Toscanini anunci6 aver
que no ira este ano al Festival
de la M1sica en- Salzburg, Aus
tria, por haber caido csc pals
bajo la Influenza "nazi."
He telegrafiado a los que
tlenen a su cargo ell Festival
para que hagan los arreglos
que les convengan. Las condi-
clones en- Austria me han obli-
gado a desistir del viaje."
Ell concerto senalado para
ell a de mario, en- Carnegie
Hall, Sc efectuara tai como Sc
anunciara y Toscanini regala-
ra ell 1870 a los m1sicos sin
tfaDaJo y ell 25% restante al
Hogan Verdi, sitio de descan-
SO para los musicos viejos y pc
bres. >
Dicese que antes de adop-
tar la actitud contraria al via
je a Salzburg, Toscanini sc a.
consejo con sus mejores ami
gos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
NOTAS SOClALES

del Centre EspalOt
En- atenta carta la Sra. Con-
suelo Roel, secretaria de la sec
ci6n de Damas y Protection y
Auxilio del Centre Espanol, nos
invita- para la reception que las
amables senoras Y senoritas o.
freceran manana "a las IL, en-
ell sanatorio del Bayshore Boule
ward.
Sinceramente agradecemos la
cort6s misiva y la invitaci6n que
contiene.
Las damas del Centre reali-
Fan una labor imponderable.
Elias, como las de RecreO y
Adorno, marchan siempre en-
las filas de vanguardia.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
A LA ARGENTI-
Ma LAS "FORTAIEZAS"
AEREAS DE UNCLE SAM

Buenos Aires, Feb. ia
t%errizaron aqui con la mayor
facilidad, luego de un viaje de
5000 millas desde Miami, Fla.
las "fortalezas" a6reas que ell
gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos manda a la toma de pose
sion del p~residente Roberto
M. Ortiz.
Recibieron a los aviadores
ell personal de la embajada de
los Estados Unidos.
BESIDE Lima al aer6dromo
de Ell Palomar, Ell comandan,e
Meloy, jefe de la seeuadri3 a,
hizo ell vuelo en- IL horas Y 10
ninutos, una bora antes que
sus compaheros.
Cada uno de los aparatc3
rae a su bordo seis hombra5.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
FL Bale de esta noche

III bUUC az BStu HOcH6
FL Centre Espanol celebrara
hoy su bale de Carnival, de a
cuerdo con ell excelente pro-
grama preparado por la secci6n
de recreo.
La orquesta Los BohelIl4os
reaparecera Ell la sala baja del
Centre Espanol, con nuevas pie
zas Y bajo la direction de Maxi
mo Echegaray.
Don Francisco, la orquesta
predilecta de nuestros salones,
oocara en- la sala alta, dirigida
por ell professor Frank Grasso.
Para la una de la manana a.
nuncia la Secci6n de Recreo u
ma reception en- honor de los
periodistas y de los companeros
lie la demas sociedades.
En- la reception Sc proponen
,oS muchachoS "echar la casa
por la ventana".
Manana domingo, entire las a
de la tarde y las 8 de la noche,
Il Centre dara su acostumbrada
matinee, algo asi como una Sc
gunda buena parte del bale de
CARNIVAL.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19

en- la categoria del peso compile
to ligero" Y venci6 por nocaut
tecnico a Lou Brouillard, excam
pe6n del peso medic.
En- ell septimo asalto eli arbi-
tro intervino Y puso fin a la ac-
zion. a.
PreSenciaron ell encuentro u
mas $500 personals.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19

Sc VENDE Mant6n espahol,
muy bonito. Bajo precio. Infor-
man 1908 Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19

Reception en- Ell SdRatoriO
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
WEAK and SKINNY
Men, W0MEN.
and CHILDREN
saved by new Vitamins, of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

Pounds of fam healthy flesh instead OF
bare scraggy bones New vigor. vim and
energy instead Of tired listlessness | Steady,
quiet nerves. That is what thousands of
people are getting through scientists latest
discovery-the Vitamins of Cod Liver Oil
concentrated in little sugar coated tablets
without any of its horrid, dshy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver OH Tablets. they're
called God Liver oil In Tablets. and they
imply work wonders. A little boy of .. neri-
ously siek. got wen and gained 1915 lbs. in
Just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease. gained 5 lbs. the first week and
Z lbs essh week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
ali her health back and gained 10 lba. In lees
than u month.
You simply must try McGov'a at onss.
Remember IL you uon't gain at least 3 lbs. Of
firm healthy flesh in IA month net your mdney
back. Demand md get AsCoy'0 the original
and genuine Cod Liver o; Tablets
NmA, approved ~ Good housekeeping
N% Institute, Refuse all substitutes
ziat on the original McCoy'e--
S-@- there are none better.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
VERBENAS Y CARROZAS
OBSESION POR Ell ARTE
POr Jose r. SGnfel'z

Recibo una tarjeta postal. En-
ell anverso la direction de la
Gaceta'; e mel reverse solo es-
tas palabras: "Sr. Sanfs liz, u.s.
ted padece de obsesi6n de caro-
zss," y firma. Una asidua lee
fora"
Ocho palabras para decirme
una cosa que puede ser una yer
dad incontrovertible.
Pero la amable y asidua lecto-
IA no sabe que yo padezco de OBJ
SeSiones artisticaS. Me deieita
escuchar una composition musi-
cal ejecutada al piano por Aie-
lita Hernandez, Maxine Eche-
garay, ell Maestro Braga, Custa-
70 Moreno, AriStides SantirzO
Y otros de 10 smuchos profeso-
res Y aficionados que en- estos
a~renaleS han desarrolaldo u Ia
lentos Y habilidades .Lo mismo
me sucede escuchando a I'm buen
guitarrista Il otro e~jectanta en-
n Instruments que toque con sen
timlento Y ammonia.
Delante de un cuadro, un bos-
quejo o un dibujo qe olga algo
a mi mentalidad, me detengo ex-
tasiado. Las caricaturas que pu-
blica Mr.. White, en- un diario To-
cal, son obras de arte que ha-
blan un lenguaje que muy pocos
comprenden, y yo las miro y en-
elias leo editoriales Y sermones.
Cuando en- ell Cfrculo Cubano
habia una Academia de Dibujo
y Pintura, con frecuencia la vi
sitaba para observar los progre-
sos de los d~iscipulos.
En- Nueva York, cuando ter
minaba mi trabajo a las dos de
tarde, marchaba por Broadway
v la Quinta Avenida para per
los cuadros que exhibian las ga
lerias. 0tras veces me dirigia a
las salones donde ofrecian con-
ciertos.
Por 10 tanto, "Asidua Lecto-
IA" de La Gaceta, puede Vd.
darse cuenta que no es "Obse-
sion de Carrozas''.
Hace tres o cuatro amos, Mr.
Ellin N. Creek, present6 en- una
procession civica de los Gaspari-
LA, una carroza que representa-
ba una de las maravillas de la
antigiedad Ell "Partenon', IN
temple erigido en- la Acr6polis
de Atenas. Los jueces nj siquie-
ra una palabra expresaron So
bre aquella obra de arte anti
quo. Desconocimiento de la his
toria.
FL aho pasado ell Restaurant
Columbia envi6 a la procession
ciVica una carroza representa-
do un conocido episode del Ii
bro don Quijote de la Man
cha, ell ataque a los molinos de
viento. Los jueces no lie presta-
ron atenci6n y un periodista es-
cribi6 que Sancho Panza era la
efigie de un Gasparilla... Desco-
nocimiento de la literature cla-
sica.
Ahora viene la procession ci-
viea nocturna de la Verbena
del Tabaco", y ALI estare con
todos mis- sentidos para admit
rar obras de arte. IOhsesi6n?
Puede ser.
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
La VerbeiLd del TdbdcO

I'm nuevo programa de radio
Sc ofrecera desde la Habana,
dentro de pocos dias, EN- favor
de La Verbena del Tabaco.
La bora sera anu1-oiada por
nosotros oportunamente y tam
bien Ell nombre de la estaci0n
trasmisora.
De la Habana traera La Yer
bena, como va hemos anuncia-
La gaceta., 1938-02-19
FOX ACOSTO A LOU BROUI.
LIZARD

Boston, feb. 19.-Con un pc
50 de IT'S libras, Tiger Jack
Fox, de Spokane, hizo honor a
su titulo de ''hombre numero 2
The Washington times., 1938-10-31
Says Boake Garter

Many people, find seem to think that
Kennedy might fill that bill
Whether Kennedy himself will be responsive
to any such ideas at the end Of next year is
question none but Kennedy can decide.
A Reorganization job
ESEW American ambassadors have enjoyed the
degree Of confidence that is reposed by
Chamberlain in Americas present representative
in London. That is because basically Kennedy
is more Of a realist than an emotionaliSt.
although at times even his best friends admit
that his Irish sentiment comes previously close to
getting out Of hand
But, by and large and all things considered,
it was well that that type Of man represented
America in London and not some dope who felt
that he was not doing sound job unless he out
aped the English and colored his reports home
to the effect that the world was all gone to hell
unless Americans dashed across the seas again
to save it.
Chamberlain is performing reorganization
job in Europe-or at least attempting 50 to do.
A reorganization job Is the kind Of thing that
appeals to man Of Kennedy's background.
Originally not overly keen for the post, fearing
he might become an order-taker, tablethumper
or a bread-andbutter- r-andtea hound Kennedy
now finds himself in job which, by sudden
twist of circumstances, blossoms into one Of
construction and reorganization.
1t is likely. therefore, that ne will remain In
London engroSsed in work similar to that which
he has done all his life, but the broadest scale
he has ever yet encountered.