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La opinión., 1939-09-10
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lsla Ciipperton, frente a Ia costa
de Mexico. perteneciente a Francia,
distante 1920 miIlas desde Corinto:
islas Revillag gedo. frente a la COS
Ia m%exicana, pertenecientes a Fran
cia, distances 1900 millas; Galapa
gos, incluyendo, las islas Culpepper
y Wenman, frente a la costa de-
Ecuador. pertenecientes al Ecua-
dor. distantes SO nj. Has; islas Co.
cos. poniente de Panama, pertene-
cientes a Costa Rica. distances 400
millas de Corinto; Malpelo, frente
a la costa de Colombia, pertenecier
tie a Colombia, distante 500 las:
is.as Perlas, en- ell Colo de Panama
pertenecientes a Panama, $50 mi
las; isla Cano, cercana a la cos
ia de Costa Rica, perteneciente a
C.sta Rca, 800 millas; isals Co.ba
Jicaran. C~ontreras. Montuosa, Pa
rida, Afuera, Secas y Ladrones
cercanas al litoral n~oroeste de Pa
mama, pertenecientes a Panama
fluctuando sus distancias de 400 q
$50 millas de C~orinto.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
LOMBARDO Sc
SIENTE BELICO
Y pide que Mexico
declare la guerra a
Alemania

ClUpAD DE MEXICO, Sept. 9
-(Exclusivo).- Muy ~censurado en-
todos los c~ireulos de Mexico ha
sieo ell lider Vicente Lombardo To
Iedano, por las atrevidas decIara-
clones que hizo aaoche en- ell SEN
lido de cue Mexico no dcbc per-
manecer neutral en- e. actual con-
flicto armada en- Europa, sino que
debe %prepararse para ir a la que
ra en- union 5e los Estsdos Unidos.
Que ell pals o%btendria grandes
ventajas economicas partlcipando
en- Ia guerra euorpea, fue 10 que
diJo Lombardo Toledano. lider dc
la G. Il. NJ.
Los funcionar.os p1blics sc han
negado a haeer concentrates sobre
las declaraciones dc Lombardo,
mientras que los lideres politicos
%xpresaro ' %creencia d que LON
bardo esta perdiendo ell juicio."
La opinión., 1939-09-10
CONFIRMATION HOY EN-
GUADALUPE

Hoy domingo, 10 de septtembre'
lac custro de la tarde en- punto,
gu Excelencia ell Ilustrisimo senior
Arzobispo de Los Angeles, doctor
John ]. Cantwell, proporcionara ell
sacramento de Ia confirmation
centenares dc catolicos que antlc1-
padamente han estado siendo pre-
parados para Ell case. en- ell temple
de Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe
s'tuado en- ell nnmero 412S de Ia Ca
lie Fisher dc Ia barriada meXica-
ma de Belvedere.
La anterior noticia nos fue pro-
porcionada por ell reverendo padre
Manuel Angel Canseco. cura .parro-
co de la m~encionada iglesia. quien
Sc slrvi6 informarnos tambien que
desde aver sabado dieron principle
las Misiones, a cargo de los Pa
La opinión., 1939-09-10
LA CRUZ ROJA
ENvIARA AYUDA
A LOS POLACOS
Cincuenta mil dolares gas
tara la rama americana
en- auxilios

WASHINGTON, Sept. e.-(UP)'
La Cruz Roja norteamerieana
anuncio hoy que hara un caste de
$4,000 para tiendas de hospital
m~edieinas y eobijss que seran en-
viados a la Cruz Rojs polaca.
Esta es la respuesta a la prime
fa llamada de emergencia hecha
nor c~ualquier sociedad de Ia cruz
Roja en- alguno dc los paises bell
ceramics. seg1n declara Norman II.
Davis, ~presidente de Ia Cruz RoJa.
AL mismo tempo Ia Cruz RoJa
norteamericana adelanto $35,ooo al
uospital Americana de Paris. pa
ra. afrontar las situaciones de emer
rencia u surjan con motive dc Ia
guerra. Este dinero sera usado pa
a ZANZIBAR a los enfermos nortea-
mericanos de los hospita1es dc Pa
rfs. q. I'm edificio especial en- Etre-
tat. lei edificio de Paris sera usa-
do exclusivamente para atender a
los soldados franceses heridos'
Davi. declare haber reclbido de-
eonits International de Ia Cruz
Roja en- Geneva, un cable die0endo
aue las sociedades britannica y tran
eesa de Ia Cruz Roja estan. agra
decidss de la ayuda norteamer'es
ma, y que pronto espeeitioaran sus
reee.idades mas ~urgentes. Naoa sc
ssbe de Ia Cruz Roja slemsna. pa
vi. sures6 que todas las sueurss-
le. de Ia Cruz Roja en- Estados
unidos han sHdo autorizadss para
reoibir donativos para syuds ed los
raises en- guerra.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
CONTRADICTION
SOBRE SUELDOS
EN- La ACION
0tros impuestos decreta-
dos aver, entraran en- Vi
gor en- ell ano nuevo

PARIS, Sept. 9-(UP)-Ei Diarlo
Official informo hoy a los clviles
%franceses. que tienen obligation dc
ayudar a los grandes gastos de
guerra. en- la siguiente forma:
Quienes tengan menos de Is amos
dc edad, o mas de 40, y que esten
t%rabajando. tendran que contri-
BUR con ell 4 por ciento de su suel-
do. desde ell primero dc Enero, 1910.
hasta nlievo aviso.
Quienes tengan una edad entire
los Is Y 40 amos. y que no perte-
nezcan a ninguna organization MI
litar, tendran que pagan Is por
ciento. tambien desde la mlsma fe-
cha.
lei decreto esta firmado por ell
Presidente LeBrun Y especifica que
las %ganancias comerciales e indus
t~riales. asi como las rentas profe-
sionales, causen un impuesto de ID
por c'ento a oontar del primero lie
Octubre entrante.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
CURSOS EN- LA BELVE-
DERE HIGH SCHOOL

Manana lunes en- la noche se
ADRIAN los cursos nocturnos en- Ia
Belvedere Evening High School, ST.
tuada en- $50 North Record St, Sc
gun informo aver ell director del
planted. professor Leroy w. Beam.
Las classes que Sc ofrecen seran
de Z a . de Ia noche. siendo 10 los
cursos que pueden tomarse. a sa-
Der.
Mejoramiento del 1ngles. M1sica,
Mecanograffa, Taquigraffa, Educa-
clon Cfvica, Gramatica Inglesa. Es-
panol. Cultura Fisica para Damas,
Arte Commercial. Drama, Costura y
Teneduria de Libros 0ncluyendo
aritmetica).
Siendo estos cursos especialmen-
te para adultos o jovenes que aun
no hayan terminado. sus estudios
de Escuela Superior. Sc espera que
todos los interesados, sin distinction
do credo. raza o nacionalidad, sc
%apersuren a m~atricularse.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
UNA SEMANA
DE GUERRA

fen; sc rompen las hostilidades
en- ell frente occidental, en- una
ofensiva lanzada o Franois,
los alemanes lleean en- Polonia
al rio Vistula. y .es hundido el
primer buque aleman por un
destroyer insles, en- ell Atlantieo
del Sur, frente a las costas uru-
suayas.
MARTES-Hitler declara que
no ~atacsra en- el frente oeeiden-
tai y que sc limitara a resistir;
empieza la evacuation de Var
sovia, que ha sufrido dos dias
de intensos bombardeos aereos;
Roosevelt deereta la neutralidad
do Estados Unidos; la guerra en-
ell mar deia un .saldo de dos bu-
ques ~ineleses y tres alemanes
hundidos; aparecen en- ell Goito
de Mexico cuatro submarines
alemanes.
MERCEDES - Las tropas
francesas atraviesan por prime.
ra veg la frontera slemana; Ru-
mania SC declara neutral; la
Union del Africa del Sur de-
clara la guerra a Alemanla;
Hitler deelara que buscara Ia
par una vez dominada Poloniai
las tropas alemanas siguen avan
xando sobre varsovia.
JUEVES- Sc recrudecen los
combatet en- ell {. ante occidental,
entrando en- accion la artilleria
de grueso calibre y las "fortalc-
za3 rodantes" de Francia; Cham
berisin reitera ell apoyo franco
inules a Polonia; los submari-
nos alemanes hunden tres bar
cos ingleses; la ofensiva aiema-
ma lleva a las tropas de Hitler
a una distancia de 20 millas de
Varsovia y ell avanee no ha sido
detenido.
VIERNES.-Los ejereitos ale
names llesan a la capital pola-
ca; Roosevelt deelara un estsdo
de emergencia en- Estados Uni
dos; los aviones ingleses, por
euarta vez, aseeuran haber vo-
lado sobre Berlin para srrojar
hojas sueltas; los franceses anun
clan haber puesto sitio Sar-
rebruck y contin1an avanzando
sobre la Linea Sisfrido.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

(Sipue de Ia Ia. Pag.)
tectora de la Defensa del Hemiste-
rio Q acknowledgements merecera I'm
gran respaldo Ell. las dos camaras
del Congreso."
Las fniciativas han sido turnadas
a Ia Comision de R~elaciones~ Exte
riores del Senado, Y Sc entiende
que esta comision solicitara Ia OPT
MON de las d.versas dependencies
del gobierno, a las que este asunto
puede interesar.
Las islas que Lundeen propone
que sean ~ccmpradas estan compren
didas en- dos listas: las que Sc II
cuentran en- la IONA del Atlantico
dentro de un radio de 1900 millas
de Panama, Y las islas situadas en-
ell Pacff.co y su distancia de Co.
rinto, Nicaragua. Corinto serf ell
principal puerto mas cercano en- ell
case de Que los Estados -Unidos re-
solvieran construir un canal into
roceanico en- Nicaragua.
A continuation Sc reproduce la
lista, conteniendo ell nombre, situa-
cion y ~soberania. ash como la dis
tancia desde Panama.
Islas Perla. sltuadas en- ell Colo
de Panama. pertenecientes a Pa
mama; las Galapagos, inclCyendo
has islas Culppeper y Wenman
frento q. Ia costa del Ecuador. Ecuu
dor, a una distanc.a de $50 millas;
las islas Malpelo, frente a la costa
de Colombia pertehecientes a Co
lombia, a una distancia de 300 mi
las; las islas Coco, al poniente dc
Panama, pertenecientes a Costa r
ca, distances 4S0 millas; las isla;
Coisa, Jicaron. Mountuosa, Parida
Afuera, islas Contreras, islas Sc
cas-, islas Ladrones, frente a la CO!
Ia noroeste de Panama, pertenecieI
ties a Panama, d.stante de $50 {
200 millas; isla Cano, frente a !;
costa costarricense. perteneciente
Costa Rica, distante go millas.
La segunda lista comprende Ia
islas con su nombre, ~situacion
soberania, asf como su dfstanci
desde Corinto. Nicaragua:
La opinión., 1939-09-10

tire el bosque de Warnot, Ell pose
sion francess, y S~arrebruck.
Los canones alemanes de la IL
nea Sigfrido ha estado canonean
do csc sector, y TODD hace Greer
Que los nazis estan deoididos a EVIL
tar ell paso de los f%ranceses a ira
YES del Sarre.
Despues de p~osesionarse del Dos
que de Warndt, que er %,ortraron
tupidamente minsdo, los f~ranceses
procedieron a posesionarse de 20
villas abandonadas, sesun dieen los
informes.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
SERA INVESTIGATE Ell
Case DE YUCATAN

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept. 9
-(EXclusivo).- Con ell fin de in
vestigar Ia situacion que prevalece
actualmente en- Ell Estado de 1u-
catan, Y dc aclarar las acusaeio-
mes que han sido hechas Ell esta
capital contra ell Gobernador Can
to, una comlsion de s%enadores
Ito hoy rumbo q Merida.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

pos de guerra. Es pues, apro-
piado para estos tiempos, que
mcncionsmos algo de las posibi
lidades, que como mi morti-
feras, alcancen la television y ell
radio en- esta nueva guerra euro-
pea.
Dc les. investieaeiones en- ell
radio, television y la fisica apii
cada, han resultado inventos CO
mo ell control por radio de avio-
mes. y la Transmission y reception
de m~enssjes visuales. Del gobier
no de radio puede espcrarse el
control de miaas a grandes dis
taneias, Ell control de aviores y
torpedos en- ell aire; de barcos y
torpedos en- las aguas. la tele-
La opinión., 1939-09-10
FUE ELECTA IA REENA
DE LAS FIESTAS

I'm la election popular efectua-
da el viernes pasado en- CT teatro
Undue de le barriada mev.cana
de Belvedere resulto electa Reina
de las Fiestas Patrias la
Josefina Morales, joyen mexicana
de 10 amos de edad, a quien aeon
paharan en- su categoria de damas
las detnas senoritas que c~ontendle
ron con Ia tr.unfadora,
Todos los festejos patrios que en-
Belvedere Sc celebren con motive
de la. fiesta patriotica, seran pre-
sididos por Ia Reina y u Prince
sas.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
HURACAN FRENTE A
LA PAZ, B. {.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Sept.
a. UP).- I'm huracan origina-
do EN- la costa del Pacffico. al oes-
To de La Pa2. Maja California. fue
localizado hoy por ell Departamen
to Meteorological de Estados Uni
dos.
Ell departamento informa que la
preston baronetrica EN- el area afec
tada es de 80. Y que la tormenta
ayauza lentamente hacia el norte.
FL viento h~uracanado fue localiza
do primero frents a Manzanillo. CO
mo 425 inillas al sur de La Paz.
CUANDO LEE I'D. IA OPINION
SABE QUE LEE UN FERIODlCO
INDEPENDENTS Y HONRADO
La opinión., 1939-09-10

dc u c a
con que la
coneia ha do
tado al hom-
bre para des
~truirse Ell mis
mo. Ell radio
Ia television,
inocentes for
mas dc en-
tretenimiento
en- tie mpos
de paz, pue-
den CONVEX
tlrse en- NOR
tit Q a ar
mas on I en-
La opinión., 1939-09-10
S%uspenden un....
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orientadas por los ingenieros del
gobierno en- la labranza de las tie
.rras y en- su cultivo," declare ell sc
for Arnaiz, '1amento que no haya
fondos para enviar mayor mime
70 de fam.lias que ell que va Sc
encuentra ALA" :.
Agrego que los ingenieros del go
bierno procederan a preparar nue.
o terrenos en- los que Sc espera
establecer a todas las famillas me-
xicanas que deseen repatriarse. El
senior Arnaiz dice que cuando los
nuevos terrenos esten listos enton
ces ira a la Baja California a re-
cibirlos.
r Cuando lee 10. LA OPINION
sabe que lee un P~eri6dieo lndepen.
| diente y Honraoo.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

trayendo Ell frente de batalla a
la mesa del eonsejo de guerra.
ToRPEDos DE TELEvISloN
Una dc las mas NOR
tiferas quo do SECURE Sc desarro
llara en- esta guerra, sers el
torpedo guIado por aparatos dc
television. Este puede imaginar-
Sc a un %pequeno avion, con per-
feetas lineas aerodinamicas;
oquipado con a%paratos de radio
y television, y cargado de explc
sivos. Va montada en- la from.
pa de este, una camara para 10
Transmission de signos de teleVi-
sion. Estes signos son levanta-
dos por OF avion control o ma
triz. y oonvertidos Ell las pan
tallas en- vistas de los sitios por
donde va pasando Ell aviontorpc
dc. En- otras palabras, cl avion
matriz que viene guiando OF
avion-torpedo por control reno
to desde una distancia de Gin
cuents milIas, SO va dando ouen
Ia de TODD por donde pass 81
torpedo. Al pasar este por ARR
ba do alsdn barco enemieo. in.
mediatamentc es dirieido haeis
el. esplotando al haeer contacto
Estes torpedos no Sc limitan So
lamente al aire, en- igual forms
podrisn SCR torpedos sumergi-
bles, guiados por bareos- matri-
ces Para darse mejor cuenta de
la fuerza de esta arms, hay que
nmaginar por ejemplo, una es-
cuadrs de cincuenta a%viones, CO
da uno con cincuenta torpedos
bajo su mando, dandonos un to-
tai de 2,5o0 avion-torpedos, Ca
ola uno provisto de ojos electri-
COS para guiarse a su Marcia
Verdaderamente, poea imagina-
eion Sc necesita para visualizar
los desastres que Sc eaussrian 81
dicha escuadra csyera en- Nue.
va York, Londres o euaiquier
otra gran ciudad.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
MPUEST0S De GUERRA deere AD0S P0R FRANCIA
Por D. C. ARMENIA

Con Ell rompimiento dc hosti-
iidades en- esta sesunda confla-
graeion europea, mueho Sc ha-
blara de las ~inferaales maauinas
La opinión., 1939-09-10

dres Pasionistas Isidoro y Casiml-
no. Que gozan de fama como "a
dores sagrados; dan principle a
las siete de Ia noche.
Sc espera que ell elemento cato
leo asista a estas jornadas esprit
tuales tai Y como 10 han hecho en-
oc~asiones anteriores.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

vision hsra possible, msior diree
eion de operaeiones m~'Iitares
trayendo ell frente de batalla a
la mesa del eonsejo de guerra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
HARDING SCORES IN LAST MINUTE TO WIN, 28 TO 27
Poor Foul Shooting Hurt Chances of Wildcats;
 Naugy Here Saturday
(speclal to the Democrat)

Bridgeport, Feb. iB.--(Up)--War- ren Harding won high school bas- kcthall game with one of those heart-stopping Frank Meriwell fin- ishes, 2e to 27 when rassogna, Hard- ing center scored with only seconds of play remaining and wilby's cap- tain, Frank Mc0rath missed Q free throw which would have sent the game Into overtime. The loss drop- ped Wilby to second place tie with Torrington. Seven misses out of 10 free throws, cost Wilhy the ball game, each outfit scoring l2 times from tho floor. Mc0rath and Joe Kalosky scored 10 points while Wilby led throughout the game until three minutes in the final period, in which petrovich made most of his i3 points, and rassogna won the ball game with his hoop which beat the gun.
 wilby meets the league leaders, Naugatuck in Waterbury Saturday night. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
WiLby Loses 'Heartbreaker"
Brooklyn Hi-Y Hoop League Games Tonight

The final games of the flrst round of the Brooklyn lily league VIII DO played tonight. The gnme between the first-place Rams and second-place Tr-Squares will be featured. The Rams will have Jim- my Grove, Nick Stere and Augelli, Joe Damano, Motto MonQaluza and Dom Santora on hand. The Trl. squares will be ready with Skeezie Augelli, Mike Di Chiara, Joe D. Angelo and Frank and Lou San tora, If the Squares should win land the Danes also), the result would be Q three way tie between the Rams, Squares and Danes and playoffS would have to decide the winner of the round. All the wise uns are betting on the Rams, but
 Prelims
 The two prelims, the first .tart- ing at 2, will be the Raiders vs Red Wings and the Rangers vs Danes. The league heads have de- cided to charge a small fee for admission and agreed on five cents per head.
 Chess has become quite popular during the past few months. Any time you enter the Y, you will see @ couple of heavy-thinking young men trying to outwit the other Among those, one sees most, arc Vim Lasky, Tony Lacilla, Tony Ebreo Sal Fuco and Sonny Spalone, who srlashes for Jop Manherz's Crosby Mermen. It has also found It's way to the younger element, Heard in the "libe": Listen, kid, I'll checkmate you with right between the eyes,"
 Last Sunday the Danes held q hot dog roast out Tracy's pond, The guest of honor was Coach Brony Puzas, who was prepared for the worst. Shoes" DiVito took care of tho cooking, and 1t was 0 fairly decent job. "Wilby Joe" Sal- cito took the prize for entertainment by taking the most beautiful flop on the Ice while singing a chorus of Lord Jefferey Amherst. The Cab Insogna was almost shot when it was found out what buns he had bought. Red DiVito was a bit too strict on the mustard and prob- ably, as a result, has made eight lifelong enemies. Horse. DcBlasio, unlike "Wilby" Joe, made the rec ord for the longest slide Out, con- fidentially, the photographer did get him lying on the ice), Flash" Magnarella, claiming pioneer an- cestry, explored the surrounding ter-' ritory and discovered, what the Danes hoped. and he thought was a spring. John KeAy was the of- flcial pain sin -the-neck and sure lived up to that title. It broke up at five.
 It looks like an epidemic of blondes. They mention no names, but, Mike Tirro. My Bonde from South Street,, Ralph Passaro, That Blonde Up in Miss Sullivan's Room, and Hansum Sug Carusilla, My Blue-eyed Blonde. Oh, well, "Ilaere's nothing like 0 blonde,' they say.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
Holdouts For
 1889 Season , Are Plentiful
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

tUnited Press Staff CofresponuenU
 New York, Feb. le-(uP)-sparlss from the hot stove league;
 Although tho magnates poo-pooh reports that they are having cons siderable difficulty signing some of their stars, the woods arc full of holdouts The Tanks have nine prominent players topped by Joe Di- Maggie unsigned .. Cleveland has 22 players who haven't signed, the most important of whom arc Tros. ky, Averill, Lary. Teller, Harder, Campbell, Hemsley, Pytlak, Hale and Heath Teller is likely to jump into the $20,000 class .. Tros- key, Lary, Averill and Hale were all cut and aren't too happy about 1t.
 Joe Medwiek is one of the Ma tional Leagues No. holdouts . The Cardinals are said to have signed Johnny Mize for si2,600 but Medwiek has some ideas about 6 contract of more than $20,000 The Cubs have Q number of lads out Of the fold including Bryant. French Hack, Russell, Leiber and Reynolds The Athletics big problem Is Bill Werber who drew about Si0,0G0 last year and has been cut even though the Phillies have only i3 of their 3i players signed Gerry Nu- gent insists he doesn't expect any trouble with any players Paul Waner. who drew $i7,000, has been slashed 4b per cent according to rec ports from Pittsburgh and he'll have no part Of the contract offered him.
 Van Mungos stock with the Brooklyn club has dropped to it's lowest ebb and Larry MacPhail has confessed he doesn't expect the stormy pitcher to show up at the Dodgers camp We are fed up with Mungo," said MacPhaii, "and until he changes his attitude we don't want any part Of him. The contract trouble with him B only half the difficulty. Whenever he shows us he can pitch and indicates his attitude has changed, we can get together on terms" Branch Hickey says the National League race is so wide-open even the Bos- ton Bees have e chance to go some. place Tony Cuccinello, Bees second sacker, expecting competi- ton from Henry Majeski, who hit ,326 for Birmingham and was run- ner-up for the Southern Associa- ton batting title. has been playing handball to get in shape during the winter.
 Arthur Patterson, carot-topped New York scribe. quotes Bel you can't name three pitchers in both leagues who'll win 20 games each .. Just as 6 guess how about Bill Lee, Bucky Walters and Bob Fel- Ter Teller, who won i7 last year, is my prediction to be weli-nigh un- beatabie under the lights ... One of the popular winter book bets these days is who'll win the most games, Carl Hubbell or Dizzy Dean {. Passing of Earl Whitehill to the Na- tional Leagues leaves Lefty Grove who's 3B, as the oldest American League hurler Jack Wilson and Denny dalehouse, who expect to be Red Sox regulars, are getting in shape ct Hot Springs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
NAUCATUCK KEDS
 WIN FINAL GAME

Naugatuck Keds won their final game In the state basketball league last night in the borough with Q convincing 46 to 35 victory over the Bridgeport springwoods. Korowotry got the Keds of to good start, and they led 19 to i4 at half time, but had only c 34--30 lead going into the final heat. sternialk with Il points also played e neat game for Nauga- tuck, while Johnny Norko was the Springwoods best bet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

Tonight Is the first game of tht last round and the teams art punched closer than a cluster oi grapes. The way the leaders are be. ing knocked around, anything may happen this round and there Is nc telling which team may end up ir first place. Taken on general aver- age from first to last place this the closest race since the league was formed and things are going to sig gle and burn from now on so the boys better get themselves asbestos suits because somebody Is going te get burned,
 Princeton defeated Brown 3 to in their match, This Princeton team is the nerts whenever they bow Brown, this being the second time that they took three straights from them. The Princeton team Is made of students of Psychology haven taken lessons on mental Philosophy from their great master mind J Manzo. AS for Brown they were un' der that mental strain forced or them by Princeton and 1t was jus, Q case of the lamb being led to the slaughter, We hope by tonight they arc in their normal state of mind.
 Notre Dame defeated California to 1 and also helped 10 make the race close. California started off iiI great style winning the first game and then losing the next two, In thii match California had Q chance tc pick up Q few games but did not have what 1t takes, and don't mean their score. Notre Dame showed that they are Q team that does not give hp after losing It's first game and proved that they are ont hard team to beat when they are ir stride and according to their pub' licity man J. Lattaznio they are ir their stride. (Better watch out you don't pull up lame)
 Yale with two men missing de- feated the great Navy team 2 to 1 Yale done very good in winning es' pecially with two Of their best men on the sidelines namely Carmint Copbianeo who is home III after c serious bowling match with old man streptoceous. Carmine came through with Q strike in the last box to emerge victorious, Navy in losing proved they are like the present weather no telling what they'll do get hot, or cold. Az Perry would say one night I'm like Q bum, no scores and then like c millionaire no limit to my scores.
 Army and Dartmouth tangled in Q battle for the cellar berth with Army remaining in possession ot said position with c one game lead over Dartmouth. These two teams rolled the best games of the night each game being very close and some nice scores being rolled by members Of both teams. From our secret grapevine of information comes news that Army has c new attack planned for the last round and that they are not going to stay in the cellar. The Army boys arc going in for aviation and, would