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La gaceta., 1938-03-21
guides de otros grupos.

guides de otros grupos.
NO te vayas a figurar que
a mi me importa va NADIA de csc
tio-profiri6 ella al cabo.
No me figure nada-res-
pondi6 secamente Vel&z uez.
Que Sc me salten los ojos y
no vuelva a yer la luz del sol,
que me yea pidiendo de puerta
en- puerta una limosna Y vaya al
hospital, 81 tengo mas inter6s
per el que por Ell caro- de la ba-
sura... Anda, hiio, pues nj que
estGviera echada a los perros
para acordarme va de esa ito
s., clio sinvergiisrza. Primero me
aba las. aged ,aa al rue
mirae ms en- ara q ese arras-
trao. No piensts en- clio, nino,
que 81 alg6n dia nue. dan ideas de
La gaceta., 1938-03-21

afectada-. He bailado mas
que un trompo.
-IDe modo que no sostie-
mes la apuesta?
-!Anda! va 10 creo que la
sostengo.
-Entonces, dentro de me-
dia bora me tienes arrimado a
tn ventana.
-Dentro de media bora tie
eSpero en- ella.
Y con las manos enlazadas
Sc clavaron una larga mirada,
entire burlon Y amorosa, ira
sando de registrarse ell alma.
pero al volyer "a cabeza ces6
repentinamente IA algeria Del
majo al observar que Maria
Manuela estaba hacienda 10
mismo con Antonio. Qued6 re-
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
ARMSTRONG PELEARA
CON EDDIE ZIVIC

New York, Mario 21.-Hen-
ry Armstrong, ell negro cam
pe6n del peso de pluma, aspi :
rante a las coronas del peso IL
gero y peso weller, Sc batira en-
Detroit, ell pr6ximo viernes, con
Eddie Zivic, un veterano gladia
dor de fuertes pufos.
La semana pasada Ell negro
no pudo acostar al mejicano Ba-
by Arizmendi, pero lie gan6 ocho
asaltos, de diez.
va ha sido anunciada en- to-
da la naci6n ell conbate entire
Armstrong y Barney Ross, por
la corona del peso weller.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
Ell CINCINNATI VENCIC
Un Duelo de Pitchers

Los Rojos de Cincinnati, en-
renido desafio, vencieron aver a
los Medals Rojas de Boston, con
anotaci6n de 2 carreras por /.
Fue un duelo de pitchers. Los
visitantes solo pegaron cuatro
hits v los Rojos Sc quedaron en-
seis,
McKechnie utilize a Grisson,
Cuellar y Cascarella, y los Me :
dias Roias a McKain, Henry Y
Humphreys.
Hizo una maravfllosa cogida,
siendo ovacionado, ell jardinero
izquierdo de los visitantes, Fa-
bian Gaffke.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
70 10 hara a fines de semana,

a ~ -
jack Corbett, el presidente, di
X que la demora de Dick Sc de-
be a sus negocios de carne en- Ell
estado de Maryland.
La fortaleza de piernas DE es-
tie p~elotero es envidiable.
Bottomley d~esempenara en- Ell
cuadro la primera base y tendra
de ayudante a Roy Banducci.
Largos batazos descargaron
aver los catchers Dee Moore y
Gus Britain, sacando la pelota
por encima de la cerca del jar
din izquierdo.
Los regulares del cuadro, Hunt,
segunda base; Kahny, IS, y Ell
catcher Richards, que Juegan
muy bien la tercera, colabora :
ION aver con Bottomley.
Bottomley utilize tambien O.
no cuadro con Banducci en- la
primera, Glossoy en- la segunda
base; Mcdaniel, IS, y Blackburn
en- la tercera.
T'erminadas las practicas del
dfa, los Jefes presenciaron, en-
Plant Field, ell desafio del Gin :
cinnati con los Rojos.
Hoy entraran los ejercicios en-
nuevas Eases.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21

Los nuevos innings Sc juga :
ron en- una bora y 43 minutes.
Craft, Ell jardinero central del
Cincinnati pogo dos tubeyes,
siendo muy aplaudido.
Lanz6 la primera pelota la be
LA Srta. Lydia Palenzuela, Miss
Latin American.
Cuellar hizo honor a su habi-
lidad y los fanatics lie aplaudie
ron.
Los Rojos cruzaran hoy ell
puente para jugar en- st. Peters
burg.
Boston lie, 4h, lie; Cininnati
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
estaba hahlando col

-lNo estaba hablando con-
tigo en- este momento?
ii An, Sill Nj me habia fl
jado siquiera... Creo que me
preguntaba por mi sobrinito.
-Esta bien; pero otra vez,
cuando tie pregunte por tn So
brinito, proeura que 70 no este
delante-manifest6 ell guapo
con calma amenazadora.
Maria qued6 turbada y bal
buci6 con timidez:
-5Por que...? No entien-
do. Hijo, til por cualquier CO.
silla tie remontas...
No hahlemos mas. va .e he
dicho 70 cue hace al case.
Hubo un largo silencio mien-
tras caminaban lentamente Ia
vUelta de casa precsdidos y Sc
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
PELEARA CON MIG
NAULT

San Paul, Mario 21.-El vier
mes Sc verificara la pelea entire
ell negro campe6n de las ITS Ii
bras, John Henry Lewis, de Ari
iona, y Bud Mignault, de Brock
ton, Mass.
La semana pasada hubo de
ser aplazado este shout" por in
disposition de Lewis.
No arriesgara ell negro su tt
tulo, por cuanto su rival perte-
nece al peso complete.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
BROUIL1ARD CONTRA Gus
L~ESNEVITCH

New York, Mario 21.-En ell
Hip6dromo, Ell microbes, Lou
Brouillard, ell e~xcampe6n del pc
so medic, volvera a batirse con
Gus Lesnevitch, a diez asaltos.
Lesnevitch aspira a la coro-
ma del peso medic, a 10 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
LEGO CAMILLE AL CAMPA
N DE CLEARWATER

La prinera base de los bod =
gers de Brooklyn, Jose Camilli,
Deg6 aver al c~ampamento de
Clearwater, ccnferenciando con
q director Burleig Grimes.
hoy 0 mafiana discutir ell pro
9.ema de- sueldo con Ell vicepre-
sidente executive Larry McPhail.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
BABY MANUEL PELEARA
EN- BALTIMORE

Baltimore, Mario 21.-Hoy
por Ia noche, en- esta ciudad, Ba
by Manuel, de Tampa, un zurdo
Sc batira con Sailor Born, peso
pluma de New York. Manuel es
Il favorito,
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
PHIL BRUBAKER DE OPO-
NENTE DE DOMINGO VA
LIN

Oakland, CAL, Mario 81. Ell
filipino "Pequeno Dado" pelea-
"a aqui ell microbes, a 10 round
con Downy Macs, de Denver, pc
so bantam.
Para ell mismo programa fue-
ron contratados Phil Brubaker,
peso complete, de California, Y
Valin.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21

New York, Mario 221.-Rea-
parecera Ell sabado en- esta ciu =
dad, Lou Salica, excampe6n del
peso bantam.
Jimmy Urso, de Detroit, es su
contrario.
SHUCCO CONTRA TIGER
JACK FOX
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
'CABELLO EN-
CHICAGO

Chicago, Mario 21.-Se anun-
cia para hoy la pelea entire John
ny Cabello, de N. York y Puer-
to Rico, y Moon Mullings, I'm po-
pular peso ligero de Vicenne, In
diana.
El combate tendra un Unite
de ocho asaltos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
MASSET COMBATIRA
CON CROSS

Filadelfia, Mario 21.-El ha-
bill gladiator Lew Massey, del pc
so ligero, peleara ell jueves, en-
esta ciudad, con Tommy Cross
de la misma categoria.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
ARRIBARoN LOS REGULA.
RES DEL SYRACUSE
Solo fGlta I'M pe.Otero

Los regdlares de los "Jefes"
de Syracuse lIeraron ell sabado y
aver praoticaror en- Ell rerreno
&c Cuscaden, vigilados de cerca
por Jimmy Bottomley.
Dick Porter es Ell dnico regu :
ar que no he llegaIo todavia, pc
La gaceta., 1938-03-21

en- la tienda mas que los BORA
chos empedernidos, ell senior Ra-
fael, ell maestro carpintero, Ell
Cardinal y otros cuatro o cinco
c~onvidadoS.
Velazquez Sc puso al lado
de Maria anuela mientras
marchaban en- grupos por las
Gales; pero cuando al llegar
a una esquina Sc despidieron
de la familia de Mercedes, tu-
vo OCCASION de acercarse a esta v
hablar con ella algunas pala-
bras.
-Adi6s, gitana-le dijo es-
trechandole la mano afectuo-
samente--. Adi6s, naranjita
china.
-Estoy deshecha, nino-
respondi6 ella con languidez
La gaceta., 1938-03-21

Boston, Mario 81. - Tiger
Jack Fox, de Spokane, ell pdgil
ndmero 2 en- la categorfa del pc
so complete ligero, Sc batira ell
jueves con Tony Shrucco, pdgil
local.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
FONTANA CONTRA SICILIA

New York, Mario 21.-Joey
Fontana, de esta ciudad, peleara
aqui, ell martes, con Armando 81
ella, de Chicago.
Pertenecen Is dos a la divi-
sion del peso de pluma.
La gaceta., 1938-03-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. 7S
Los MAJOS
De CADI2
Por
ARMAND0 P. VALDES

bfa acostado, e introduciendose
por la puerta falsa del portal,
invadieron ruidosamente Ell es-
tablecimiento. Y lvengan canas
de Sanldcarl ivenga caate y
guitaFra Y ialeo. Pero 'ae mule
les estaban r4ndidas .ao tarda-
ron en- hablar de su casa Sc mi
clio Ia retiraua por la vieja Car
denGlG y POGO a POGO fueron des-
CLAUDE CAST todos- No quedaron
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

On Monday evening December 5, the Butto Community met at the Hall for a Farewell party in honor Of Bill Cosler end family.
 Everyone enjoyed good time, and the party lasted till the small hours of the morning.
 We are sorry to lose the Casters but all join in wishing them success and happiness in their new location wherever it may be-.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

lrrs, Lloyd Bell reports, that the Homerakers' Club held a special ne citing December l, at the home of Mrs. .C.H. .Perrine. Mrs. .Wolter Wright began Q domonst ion in the art of simple upholstery.
 We were sorry that so many wero absent and mi issed this interes t- ing piece of work.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

Veterans and Ex-service men are eligible for hospito liZat1on at the Palmer local hospital, under the Veterans Bureau plan. Several members have received treatment lately.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

Thero will be 0 donco at the Butte Community Hall next Satur- day December the 10. Everybody is welcome and invited to attend. Saturday Dec. 10.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

Mir. and Mrs. Mi ok Weller, former members of the Motanuska Colony are now living in the Brazil place north of Palmer.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

Visitor from London: "Your sky here is much clearer than in London"
 New York taxi driver; "Sure. We have skys crapers here.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

Scot chman: 1T wish to rent horsd, Groom: "How 1ong ?"
 Scot chman: "The longest you've got; there be five in the fe1ni 1y."
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Democratic Club will hold it's regular meeting December Is, at 8:p.m. in the bas sement of the Dormit ory. There will be cleo" tion of officers and members are urged to attend.
 Mrs. .Perrine
 Seciy.
The Valley settler., 1938-12-09

PINEY-WOODS PAP :.. by Evontha Caldwell . "What man don't know don't bothr
 him. Says Ptney-Woods Pap, o-smilin'; What Q woman don't know she'll .= sure find out, Or set the whole place bilint! IA woron," says he, ,"thot loves a
 man, Won't never change nor vary, No matter how onery low he gets womon's that contrary! "And a womants got to be good,H
 says he, TOT get plum stained wi tn sin; -.~ But a man, can shed it off jest liRA snkoe sheds off his skin! IA woman prays over~wrongs she dcas Till they sotnd," says e,"like
 double; But man jest up and forG1ves his
 self And saves the Lord the trouble!" 4
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-15

Mrs. Ed. Fitch, phone 1921
Mr.. Louis B. Land, phone A72l
Hrs. C.J. Jernberg, lis Ridge Road
Mrs. Lillian Mitchell, 2B Ea stway
Mr. Charles Petit, 6R Hillside
Hrs. Leo Schmidt, phone 4781
Mrs. SCI. Schwab, lis Ridge Road
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-15
v A T
B R 0 A D P R 0 G R A NJ
UNEMPLOYMENT AGENCY PLANNED

UNElPLOY1ENT AGENCY PLANNED
Unemployment, both in the Government
and in private indus try, result OF
the current recessi on has brought real
problem to many Greenbelt FAM lies. While
unemployment is usually an indivi dual
problem to those concerned, the Welfare
Commit Of the Citizens Associa tt on
Of Greenbelt consi ders it probl en- Of
the entire comm1ni ty.
One has only to glance through the
pages Of the Cooperator to be convince
that the people now here are constructing
q real Greenbe1t, community Of mutual
aid, wi tn genuine spirit Of Friendship
and sinceri ty.
One family has already left the
co1mnl1i ty because private fl I'm has
curtailed production thereby throwing
the breadwi rner out Of work. 1t would
be we'll if a Greenbelt Employment Agen-
cy could prevent recurrence Of this.
The Cooperator has granted the Com
nj ttee use of its office upstairs over
the drug store and the use Of it's tele-
phone on Thursday and Fri day nights
from 1880 to 300 Pm.
The COMM ttee hopes to see at those
times not only those who are seeking
employment, but particularly those who
employed and have observed employ
ment activities in their parti cular
depart aents or fl rinse
The Comm ttee has already made con-
tacts that wi IL provide temporary en-
ployment and thus tide over some fani-
lies until a permanent job can be
obtained.
Please consider yourself member Of
the Committee and keep your eyes open
for jobs. If unemployed, or about to
be unemployed, do not be bashful. Step
up and what the COMM has to
offer, Thursday and Friday nj ghts---
or telephone 1851.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-15

tentative outline Of procedure
for the Welfare Group was submit tied
by Peter j. Carroll, chairman, at
the groups first meeting Wednesday
III ght, June 8. To discuss further
aspects Of the program, the group
was divided into smaller groups.
Important topics discussed by the
individual groups included: q CLOTH
ing and toy exchange; playground sup
orvision (1oca1 sandboxos J; nursery
and nursing service, III ndergartcn;
Financial aid (cooperati on wi tn Credit
Union, drug fund, small revolving fund
to assist before payday); employment
agency; and recreational activitie s
for youths from to l8e
COMM tteo chat rmen appointed are:
Mrs. Harri ct Wentworth, Clothing and
Toy Exchange; Mrs. 0. Kline Fulmer,
Kindergarten and PRIESTHOOD; Mrs.
Berthe. Borllara, Finance; Mrs. Hartford
Downs, Recreati onal Activities for
Chi ldren from 8 to l8; and Mrs. Harry
Fleischer, Employment Agency.
SUMNER PLAY (Conti nued from page 81
manual training.
Mr.. Peter Carroll, Chairman Of the
Welfare Committee, suggested the idea Of
organizing three junior baseball and soft
ball leagues for boys and girls. Mr..
Bozek agreed to further this idea by ask
ing the Athletic Club, the Aneric can Leg
ion, and the Executive Comm ttee Of the
Citizens' Association to finance neces-
sary equi pnent.
Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Ed Fitch, and Mrs.
C. j. Jernberg were appointed on a CON-
nj ttee to plan the campfire parties.
ith SO many worthwhi lie features
planned, the comni ttee readi ly saw the
need Of volunteer workers.. Pers ons
interested in such work should contact
the foil owing Comm tttee MEMBERS:
Mrs. S. Hartford Downs, Chat r7nan,
phone CIR. 446l
Evening star., 1938-08-16

more guns, more trucks. more tanks.
more armored cars and mechanical
robots" Mr. johnson said.
In the cavalry, he pointed out. the
old horse regiment of 1874 men and
8 machine guns is being replaced by a
regiment OF TAO men and 522 machine
guns.
Similarly, Mr.. johnson said. great
advances have been made In means
for caring for wounded men. Among
the advancements. he said, is mobile
surgical hospital. now being worked on
by the medical department. The units
will be mounted on vans or pulled by
trucks, and stated by teams OF skilled
surgeons. Each will have equipment
for providing for any sort of treatment
for injured men in minimum OF time.
Armed to Keep Out Of War.
Two types Of nations endanger the
peace Of the world. Mr.. johnson said:
First, "the bully who arms himself
with big stick and with little or no
provocation, and with little or no
warning, brings 1t down on the head
Of a weaker people; and, second, the
nation that completely ignores the
world Of realities and fails to keep
itself strong. and which sooner or later
falls prey to its greedy neighbors."
The United States. Mr.. johnson said,
must be neither the bully nor the
covering type. We must keep
well armed, but, mark you. not for
offense but for defense: not for ag-
gression but for protection: not to
wage war but to keep out of war"
Evening star., 1938-08-16
ARMY MACHINES
TO REPLACE MEN
Assistant Secretary of War
Describes New Program
to Disabled Veterans.
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug 16.-
Louis johnson, Assistant Secretary of
War. said in an address prepared for
delivery here last night that 'in
keeping with program Of less war
and fewer casualties the War De-
psrtment is substituting machines for
men whenever possible"
Mr.. johnson addressed the annual
national convention Of the Disabled
American Veterans Of the World War.
I'VE have always been eager to
disarm." Mr.. Johnson said. but OBJ
viously We could never do it alone. So
long as some members of the family
Of nations make force and the threat
of force their national policies We
must stand on guard"
In the United States, Mr.. johnson
said, humans are not counted as
cannon fodder" but the utmost
respect Is held" for human life.
Consequently in our national de-
Tense program of today we have placed
great emphasis on equipment. supply
and transportation"
Fewer Men in Division.
In outlining progress along technical
lines. Mr.. johnson said that whereas
the World War infantry division con-
sisted Of $4,000 men, q force of $4,000
Is being substituted now.
The decrease in men is taken up by
Evening star., 1938-08-16
LIQUOR Hearing Slated.

ROCKVILLE, Md. Aug. 16.-The
Liquor Control Board Of Montgomery
County will hold a public hearing at
the Liquor Building, Silver Spring,
August % at pm. on an applica-
ton of the American Sales Co., Inc,
for an "off sale" beer license for an
establishment in Silver Spring.
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
Miss Hackett,S CUP
For T. GlOUerS No
Stunt Scribe FINDS
BY BOB ADDIE

We don't encroach the territory of the drama
department. what you do when beautiful lady enters
the boxing racket Miss jeanette Hacke currently featured
the Capitol Theater with her dancing troupe made it
tough for by donating trophy to the yOungster who
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
Derby Eligibles

LOUISVILLE. Ny, March . H.N.s).
Following is the list of nominations for
the Kentucky Derby on May and the
approximate odds:
Approximate
Horse and Owner. Odds
Warlaine, Mrs. w. w. Adams .... 1901
William Palmer, Angel Barrera... 00-1
Basque, Hambla Bauer .......... 100-1
Fighting Fox, Belair Stud (William
Anaflame, Belair Stud (Wnliam
WIZ Mo0q%srd2 F"s esisir stnd Iwi;,i:n 1901
Johake: Belair Stud (wiiliam
Madsro, Belair Stud civilian
ElootO' tOoWs BISs Ridge Farm Stable l'0-i
(William R. O'Toole) .......'.... POOL
Unselfish, Blue Ridge Farm Stable
William R. OToolel. ......... POOL
Wise Barrister, Blue Ridge Farm
Stable CWilliam R. O'Toole).. SOL
Billmar, Bomar Stable (Bohn &
Be9jam. Bomar Stable iBohn & w
War Magic, j. c. Brady...:..:.''. 4O-i
Bull Whip, Brandywine Stable (w.
N. Potter ................ 25-1
(Mrs. I. D. sloane) e)............ 1901
Spillway, Joe w. Brown. ......... 4O-1
Bull Lea, Calumet Farm warren
GaI1ant MslSh'' Stroke, Calumet Farm S'-i
Warren WrighD D.............. 1901
Ted Easy, Calumet Farm (Warren
Wrlght) ................. SOL
Honey Car, Jean Chatburn. ... POOL
Anthology, P. I. Chinn ........... 10O-1
LaVengrO, Norman w. Church see. SOL
Sun Egret, A. c. Compton. ........ 2O-1
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Parker Corning SOL
Hollywood Ace, Andrew c. Cowan. 1901
Cauteleaux, Mrs. Val Crane go. 20O-1
Sir Ally, B. Creech ........... 100 !
Harpetty, ]. w. Deck ........... 10O-l
Blind Eagle, Mrs E. Denemark. SOL
Kings Heir. Dixiana Farm (Chas.
T. Fishery ................, 4O-1
Steel knight, Edward w Duffy. 1901
Red Jack, Mrs. John Durant 80. 10O-1
Walkaway VIM NJ. Elder ....... SOL
Brown Moth, John Farrell, jr,, 1901
Cattistock, Marshall Field ....... 1901
Dauber, Foxcatcher Farms (Wm.
Dupont, jrD ...:........... 12-l
Co-sport, Bert Friend ........... 40-I
P. whitney, .........'....'.-... 100,
CMrs p whitney, ......... -. 1901
P. whitney, .................. 30.
Pepper, ]. S. Hawkins ...... 100.
Menow, Hal Price Headley ....... 12-
Dab He. Hal Price Headley 49,. 30
Bourbon King. Hal Price Headley. 40
Copy Cat Hal Price Headley .,. 100
Stagehand, Maxwell Howard .... 4
The Chief. Maxwell Howard ..... 40
Nedayr, Willis Sharpe Kilmer 10
GunsuH, King Ranch (R. j.
Aleoerg( .'''...''.......'' ZVV-
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
'Fdrrs Win Accident
Max Bder NJ Mdintdins

LAKEWOOD, N. j., March 9
G.N.SO.-Max Baer today fan.
tastically pictured the image OF
his tiny son seated atop the ring.
post in his corner at Madison
Square Garden, cheering his big
dad home a winner against
Tommy Farr.
when meet the Welshman
on Friday, the spirit Of my
little Max will be sitting there,
cheering his daddy" said Baer
today. That's why I can't
fail against Farr this time. In
the records it is written that he
defeated me in IL rounds in
London. That is merely the
record. It does not tell that
Max Baer was blinded by blood
for eight long rounds.
Our heads came together
with a frightful whack just as
we met in the center of the
ring after the first bell. We
The Washington times., 1938-03-09

both feinted and let fly and,
as if by prearrangement, we
ducked. In ducking, our heads
popped together like two bowl
ing balls and as a result of
the impact my left eye was
closed. There was a cut above
the eye and the blood ran into
it, those in my corner being
unable to stop the flow until
the eighth round. Tommy re-
ceived a cut under his eye but
the blood ran down his cheek
and didn't bother him.
IF that accident had not hap
pened to me before a single blow
in the fight was struck I would
have finished him inside of IL
rounds. That's why I'm so sure
that I'm going to whip him Fri
day night"
Baer ended his boxing with yes
terday's workout. He boxed
Basher Dean and Cecil Meyer be
ing his spar boys. The formidable
Esra Thompson did not wind III
the training grind with Max
The Washington times., 1938-03-09

coffee and cakes In a Brooklyn,
N. Y, vaudeville house.
"John," explained Miss Hack
EFT, "sang q number to help me
out. We had the song "A Pretty
Girl Is Like a Melody as our
theme and we couldn't get any
one to do it properly. He did it
for us, singing into a micro
phone in the wings, and didn't
receive anything but our thanks.
I was surprised to read a few
days later that John had done it
because he was down and out"
All right, Miss Hackett. What's
your interest in boxing?"
SON LIKES BOXING
"John has always done a lot
Of boxing to keep in condition
and as a good wife, I had to
listen to him tell about his
marvellous Fight hook or left
jab. I have a little boy, Don
he's seven-and Don is crazy
about boxing. So when I saw
these cute kids in the Golden
Gloves here, just felt like do
ing something to help so I gave
the cup.
1--WE attended as many Of
the bouts as my time permits
because we're always practicing
new routineS when we're not on,
and I really get tremendous
kick out of these youngsters"
Miss Hackett said she worked
on a house organ for variety folks
called Vaudeville News, some years
ago and a fellow reporter was Wal
ter Winchell. The Great Mouth
piece" she remembers, always was
an energetic fellow and one Of
his greatest loves was boxing.
The little dancer will attend
the final bouts scheduled at the
Washington Boys Club Friday eve
ming. In addition to her trophy,
the Major Lucian H. Van Doren
Cup will be presented to the team
winner. It'll be a pleasure to
stick your nose in that resin dust
now, eh, boys?
The Washington times., 1938-03-09
Louis Honor Guest
At Philly BANQUET

Heavyweight boxing champion
of the world, Joe Louis. will be
the honor guest at a testimonial
banquet to be rendered tomorrow
night in Philadelphia TO the re-
Gently appointed magistrate, Jo-
Seph H. Rainey.
A motorcade, bearing members
Of the local Pennsylvania State
Colored Democratic Club, will
leave the Twelfth Street Y. M. c.
A. at $3.50 a. m. tomorrow bound
for the Pennsylvania city.