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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
Irta: GAAL KATo

csomagolok es azzal bejelentessel, hogy
elutazom, el fogom hagyni Plaza-t. Sze-
retnem, ha a marchesa es tarsai abban
a hitben ringat6znanak, hogy az 8 iild0-
zesukkel jaro tul nagy kockazatot mem
akarom tovabb vanalni es visszamentem
New Yorkba Remelem, sikeriilni fog en-
berei eberseget kijatszva, eszrevetleniil meg
huzodnom Hotel Plaza-nal valamivel ke
vesbe szembetiin6 helyen es oman maid
mindenesetre ertesitlek telefon utjan, inert
attol tartok, hogy szemelyesen most sokaig
mem erintkezhetiink egymassal Mem tar
tom kizarnak, hogy teged is figyeltetni
fognak, tehat vigyazz!
A leany k0nnyes szemekkel bolintott.
- Most listen veled, - mondta fer
fl gy0ngeden. - Minden perccel, ami ell
mulik, csak no veszely k0riil0ttiink. En-
visszamegyek Plazaba, de remelem, egy
oran beliil mar ertesitest fogsz kapni to-
lem, hogy hol vagyok Addig is ma
gyon fontos, hogy feltiines nelkiil lehet6-
leg alland6an szemmel tartsd marchesat,
inert ugy latszik, valamennyi szal ennek
az 0rd0gi asszonynak kezeben jut ossze.
Ferenc tavozasa utan ket ora is ell
mulott, amig csakugyan felhivhatta tele-
fonon a tiirelmetleniil varakozo Ivyt
Plazabol val6 kik0lt0zese ugyanis
tavolrol sem ment olyan siman, mint
ahogy elkepzelte.
Amikor ugyanis kilepett az irodab6l,
ahol szamlait rendezte es meghagyta, hogy
podgyaszat rakjak fel Xviii varakozo
aut6ra, szall6 el6tt ket gyanus kinezesti
embert latott, akik egymast6l meglehet6-
sen tavol iiltek. Latszolag ujsagolvasasba
voltak meriilve, azonban a hall ezid6tajt
annyira neptelen volt, hogy minden lepe-
set megfigyelhette
Mikor 0sztonosen felfigyelt rajuk las
san, megfordulva kjarat fele tartott
Egyszerre hirtelen hatrafordult es azonnal
latta, hogy mem tevedett: ket kiil0n lilo
ferfi egyszerre eresztette lie az ujsagjat es
ugyancsak a kijarat fele tartott.
Ferenc hirtelen megallt, ugy tett,
mintha most jutott volna eszebe valami,
amt elfelejtett elintezni Is mar meg is
indult visszafele. Megelegedessel latta,
hogy ket kopo isrnet az ujsagjaba me-
rtilt. El6zoleg azonban megallapitotta,
hogy az etteremnek ktil0n kijarata is van
az utcara. Ezzel az egyszeru trikkel aztan
sikerilt egyel6re megszabadulni tild0z6it6l.
Az etterem mellekutcara nyil6 kijaratan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05

Ha leszokunk d dohanyrol,
bizonyosan olcso lesz a szivar.
De minek annak az olcso szi-
var, aki mar leszokott a do
hanyr6l?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05

zet6 megoldAst tudok elkepzelni, meg pc
dig ait, hogy megpr6balom megel6zni 6ket.
A leany csodakozva nezett ra.
- Mem ertem - mondta.
- A dolog kivitei modjaval magam
sem vagyok tisztaban = folytatta az uj-
sagiro csak annyit tudok, hogy leg
jobb vedekezes a tamadas. Valamikeppen
rajtuk ken utnom es kiragadnom kezeik
koziil leanyt, aki = mint megtudtam -
meg lit van Rioban, miel6tt ezek gyilko-
sok kozelferk6zhetnenek hozzam!
- De hogyan kepzeled EFT, Ferenc?
Nit akarsz ismet csinalni? E6re is meg
mondom, hogy mem engedlek belemenni
semmi olyan vallalkozasba, amely -.
Eszembe jutott valami, Ivy! -
vagta ell a szavat felfi hirtelen felvila
no tekintettel, - ennek talan hasznat We
hetjik Mondd csak, mem tudnad valani-
keppen megszerezni kulcsot 23as LAX
osztalyhoz? TIT, ahhoz az ajt6hoz amelyik
a k0z0s fiird6szobat zarja ell.
- AIT hiszem, ennek mem lehet XII
l0n0sebb akadalya - felelte a leany egy
pillanatig gondolkozva. - AIT fogom mon
dani, hogy mem erzem biztonsagban ma
gam, ha fiirdoszobam ajtaja nem fel6-
lem van elzarva es kulcs nincs nalam.
Az ilyen kivansag mem lehet feltiin6 egy
fatal leany reszerol. De mi szikseged van
ra? Csak mem ARA gondolsz, hogy fiirdo-
szoban keresztiil behatolj szabajaba?
0szinten szolva magam sem tu-
dom meg, hogy NIT fogok csinalni De
mindenesetre mem arthat, ha meg van
a lehet6seg "a, hogy barmelyik pillanatban
megk0zelithessem az ellenseg feszket, anel-
kill, hogy nyakt0r6 tornaszmutatvanyo-
kat kellene vegeznem -.
Dehat nit fog csinalni? - tiirel-
metlenkedett eany.
Ell fogok tiinni lathatarr6l . :.
Attol kezdve, hogy marchesa tudomast
szerez rola kenjei utjan, hogy en- vagyok
a nyomukban, egy pillanatra sincs tobbe
biztonsagban az eletem. ARA pedig meg
sziiksegem van es AIT hiszem, neked is.
A leanynak trefalkoz6 hang elenere
megtelt konnyel szeme, inert nagyon is
tisztan erezte, hogy az 6ket fenyeget6 We
szely sokkal felelmetesebb, senmint AIT a
flu jatekos magatartasa sejteni engedne.
En- most visszaterek a Plazaba, tie
pedig igyekezzel minel el6bb megszerezni
AIT a kulcsot, amely szamunkra meg ma
gyon fontos lehet. En- pedig azonnal 0ssze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05

Lengyelorszagban ujra do
rognek az agyuk, a lengyel
mezokon ujra emberver 0mlik
es annak az orszagnak sokat
probalt, szenvedett nepe ujra
a haboru borzalmait eli at.
Europanak talan egyetlen
nepe sem szenvedett annyit
haborus borzalmaktol, mint a
lengyelek.
Amikor e Sorokat from -
september Ten, Budapes-
ten es Magyarorszagban mond.
hatnam teljesen normalis ke.
retek kozott folyik az elet.
Az orszag nepe bizik az or
szag hivatott vezet6iben, kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
(Folytatjuk.)

atmenni, inert szereny nezetem
szerint jobb kivarni, mig olyan
uton lehet utazni, ahol norma
lisan lehet az utazast lebonyo-
litani.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Gold
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Continued From First Page.)
isolated in a forward hold from the
rest Of the ship.
For downtown Gothamites, gold
caravans were becoming a familiar
sight. More than $4,000. 900 900 has
been sent here since the September
war crisis touched Of the biggest of
all flights Of capital from Europe.
Small Silver Consignments.
Mingled with incoming gold were
small consignments of silver froln
London, also destined for the United
States Treasury. The Acquitania
carried 5000, 900 in silver bars.
The Treasury, the worlds chief
silver buyer since the passage Of the
1880 silver purchase act, has been
getting metal from China, India and
other places in the silver using
Orient by way Of London, leading
foreign market.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Kappa 5igmas Will Hold
Spring Dinner Tonight

Reservations for the annual Kappa
Sigma fraternity spring dinner to-
night at the Columbia Country Club
have been made for Gov. James H.
Price Of Virginia and former Gov.
Harry Nice of Maryland, both
alumni members of the national
college group.
Others expected to attend include
Representatives johnson and r.
Ewing Thomson of Texas, Heron
Pearson and Jere Cooper of Ten
nessee, John K. Grifnth Of Louisiana
and David D. Terry Of Arkansas,
who are Kappa Sigma alumni.
r. M. Evans, administrator of the
A. A. A., will serve as toastmaste1
at the dinner, which Is to be at
tended by members Of the local
chapter, Alpha Eta Of George Wash-
ington University.
Other guests will include Thomas
E. Lodge, member Of the A. B. g.
Board; Director Jim Bennett OF ths
Prison Bureau, e. Barrett Pretty.
man, Washington attorney; Judge
Harry Covington. Roy st. Lewis,
president of the Washington chap.
ter, and Evelyn Knight, local enter
tainer. g
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Islands Undoubtedly
French, Paris Says

PARIS, March 81 R.-The French
foreign office spokesman today said
that the Spratly Islands, which Ja-
pan announced she had taken under
her jurisdiction, were "undoubted-
ly" French.
He added, however, that careful
examination of existing records must
be made to determine the exact
bases of French claims.
0n London British officials re-
garded Japanese annexation Of
the islands as a move by Japan to
profit from British-French pro-
occupation with European prob
lems)
French sources declared the prin-
cipal importance of the japanese
step was the symbolic extension of
Japanese influence eastward toward
the Philippines.
The best immediate information
in Paris was that the islands had
been claimed formally by France
in 1888, but Toxic dispatches said
Japanese first announced sovereign
ty over them in 1917.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
protection and regulation Of lives,
property and enterprises Of Japa-
nese nationals there" ~

protection and regulation Of lives,
property and enterprises Of Japa-
nese nationals there" ~
First Claimed by France.
The statement said that IN 1917
japanese began penetrating there
and investing a considerable
amount of capital, erecting various
permanent establishments" and
said that the government on "sev-
eral occasions" sent warships there
to assist settiers-"but the absence
Of administrative jurisdiction caused
not only inconvenience but was
likely to cause unnecessary disputes
with France.
Accordingly the Japanese govern
ment, in order to eliminate such
disadvantages and inconveniences,
have decided to place the reefs under
the jurisdiction of the Governor
General Of Taiwan."
Occupation Of them by France in
1888 was the first claim to owner
ship since their discovery in 1867.
Japan, in protest to France on
August 21, 1888, implied a claim to
sovereignty, however, because jap
anese traders had tried to exploit
guano and phosphate deposits on
one Of the islands-1tu Aba-in 1925.
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Berlin
threats against Germany" the ALL
gemeine Zeitung had said.
Poles See Pledge Ending
Nozi AGGRESSION Threat
Continued From First Page. }

WARSAW, March 81 A1.-POllSh
government sources today hailed
Prime Minister Chamberlain's prom
ise of military assistance to preserve
Poland's independence as likely to
make Nazi Germany abandon any
idea she may have had Of obtaining
Polish territory by threat Of force.
The promise of military aid from
both Britain and France came in the
midst of intensive foreign Office con-
sultations preparing for Foreign
Minister Joseph Beck's scheduled
visit to London next week.
The foreign of1ce mouthpiece had
implied Poland would accept a mill
tary alliance with Britain and
France if Adolf Hitler refused
Polands appeal for q pledge to re-
spect Polish rights and frontiers.
Government quarters said Poland
would continue, however, to seek
agreement with Berlin over the Free
City of Danzig now that Poland's
position has been strengthened by
British-French military promises.
Any Nazi attempt to absorb the
city without guaranteeing Polands
interests there would be considered
q cause for war, Polish leaders de-
clared.
The Free City, technically under
League of Nations jurisdiction, has
local Nazi regime. Although its
population is largely Germanic, Po-
land has large economic interests
there.
Warsaw sources said Mr.. Cham
berlain's declaration probably"
would be supplemented by formal
British Polish military alliance
when Col. Beck visits London. Po-
lands attitude toward signing such
document will be conditioned,
these sources said, by German re-
sponse to attempts to negotiate over
Danzigs future.
The form of Mr.. Chamberlain's
declaration was welcomed especially
as guarding against any German
surprise" during the next few days
and as giving Hitler no opportunity
to accuse Poland of ''provocation."
1t was pointed out in Warsaw that
Soviet Russia and France have a
mutual assistance pact and thus
the Soviet Union. with a large air
force and abundant raw materials,
probably would be drawn into any
conflict in which France came to
Poland's aid.
The Lithuanian Minister to Poland,
Wejsaul Szaulys. returned to War
saw with special instructions from
his government. igHh Polish quar-
ters predicted early negotiation of
q Polish -Lithuania defense alliance.
Poland, whose traditional policy
has beerD to strike q balance be-
tween her Soviet Russian and Ger
man neighbors, has been in in
formal negotiation with Germany.
Sources close to the government
said Poland hoped Germany would
give promises before Col. Beck starts
his conversations in London on
Monday.
The feeling generally expressed in
semi official and private circles here
is that Poland must be cautious with
regard to French-British guaran-
tees, remembering the breakup Of
CZecho- -SlOYakia,
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Japan Takes Islands
Claimed by France
Since 1888
Strategic SprotIy Group
Valuable Site for Air,
Submarine Base
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC. March 31.-The Japanese
government announced today it
had assumed Jurisdiction over the
Spratly Islands. which France
claimed in 1888 and which are Of
possible strategic value as . sea-
plane and submarine base.
The tiny group-247 acres-lies in
the South China Sea, midway be-
tween British North Borneo and
French Indo- China. Approximately
600 miles from the British naval
base, Singapore, their occupation
would give Japan a complete ring
around the Philippines.
Meanwhile, scheduled calls of the
United States and British Ambas-
sadors to the foreign Office to re-
ceive an important statement" were
postponed indefinitely. The govern
ment had invited the ENJOYS to ap-
pear today.
The islands, seven in number, are
without great commercial value, but
they surround lagoons which could
afford harbor facilities for seaplanes,
submarines and small naval craft.
The islands lie dead athwart sea
lanes approaching Japan from the
south.
Blocks Routes to Japan.
With the Chinese island of Hal
nan, previously occupied by the Jap
anese. the Spratly group isolates
Hong Kong, places Japan within
easy reach of the Dutch East Indies
and further blocks the southern
approach to the Japanese empire.
The foreign oflice statement said
the islands previously were owner
less but that Reno Sawada, vice
minister of foreign affairs, sum-
moned the French Ambassador.
Charles Arsene Henry. and informed
him the step was taken for "the
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Relief
Continued From First Page)

NAOAAlAAlOCu : II 0C HdACJ
w. P. A. got an additional $780,
900, 900, it still would have $45, ,706,-
ass more than Nas absolutely nec-
essary to continue operations at the
present level.
During turbulent debate on the
bill yesterday, many members, how
ever. held out for the full amount
of $50, 900 900.
If we don't get it," said Repre-
sentative Sweeney, Democrat, of
Ohio. well have riots. We might
even have revolution"
Representative Woodrum, Demo-
crat, of Virginia, arguing for a cut
of $4,000 900 in the Presidents re-
quest, assailed expenditure of $780,
900 for a permanent w. P. A. ex-
hibit building at the New York
World Fair and for payment of $3.50
a month to electricians employed in
Evening star., 1939-03-31
Barbara Frietchie
Home Faces Sale
For $5.65 Tax
BY the Associated press-

~ the ASSOCIATED PTeSS.
FREDERICK, Nd, March ~
The modest home of Barbara
Frietchie, Civil War heroine of
John Greenleaf Whittief's
poem, will be sold for taxes next
month unless a county levy of
$5.65 is paid, County Treasurer
Thomas A. Chapline said.
The home. owned by a cor
poration which operates it as a.
museum, was remodeled several
years ago to restore it to the
appearance 1t had when, thr1
poem says, Barbara Frietcl1iel
waved a United States nag inr.
the face Of Gen. Stonwall Jack.H
sons Confederate troops. The
unconcerned infantry marched
on. .
Evening star., 1939-03-31
constructing a New York City air

port.
Argues for Request.
On the other hand, Representa-
tive Burdick, Republican, sof North
Dakota, arguing for the Presidents
request, asserted:
when children are hungry and
undernourished what right have we
to complain because the w. p. A.
put up an exhibit somewhere-to
destroy the whole organization be-
cause of one mistake"
Debate on the bill was preceded
by stormy battle over the pro-
cedure to be followed. The Rules
Committee proposed that there be
four hours general debate and that
amendments be restricted to changes
in the amount of the appropria-
ton. .
Evening star., 1939-03-31

Junks to Ply Rivers
China is reported to have ordered
$500 Chinese junks to ply inland
waterways,
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
FL fcstiVal de coronado

Miss Sara Gertrude Knott
nos escriben desde Albuquerque
Nuevo M6jico-prepara aqui las
fiestas del Cuarto CentenariO de
Coronado que empezaran en- e.
pr6ximo mes de mayo con un
gran nGmero de fiestas relacio-
nadas con la tradici6n hispanO-
americana. La Srta. Knott es Ia
fundadora y directora de la Ma
tional Folk Festival y reciente
mente present6 en- el este un CRU
20 de trovadores espaholes y ei
viejo drama religioso los Pas
torres" bajo la direction de Ar
turo l.. Campo, professor de lido
ma espahol en- la Universidsd
de Nuevo Mejico.
Esperase que miles de hispa
no-americanos tomen parte en-
las fiestas, como actores y espec
(PGsa q Ia ia, pdgl
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

BOdd
Ell lunes contrajeron matrimo
MO los apreciados j6venes Lor-
raine McElvey y Onelio Ochoa,
pertenecientes a muy eStimadS
tamilias de eSta ciudad. Actu6 e
notario Candida Perez y firma-
ron ell acta matrimonial las Sc.
nOras Hilda Blanco y r. Mesa
esta Ultima madre de la deSpo-
sada. La feliz pareja residira Ell
esta ciudad.
Dicha sin Jermino les desea
Ell cronista.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

bin, en- la calle de Tampa, ell ban
uuete del Carnival Latino.
Leon Cain explicara ell pro-
grama para la venidera tempo
rada, con lujo de detalleS.
Los Representatives, de los prin
cipales clubs y sociedadeS mu-
tualistas han Sido invitados.
Ell director y ell cronista est
man las invitacioneS recibidas.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

Anoche me encontr6 con Ell
coach" del team" de- los
Mambises, Antonio Castro, y
ell ex-receptor me dijo que te-
MIA la seguridad de anotarse
la segunda victoria consecuti-
va, ell domingo, en- la serie con
los Italianos.
"Muchos me dicen que no.
sotros no tenemos pitchers.
ICuales son los pitchers de
10 Italianos? Ellos tampoco tie
n ~ ningun lanzador bueno y
solo cuentan con tres. Noso.
tros tenemos cuatro y un yer.
dadero artista del "box" en- Ia
persona de "Machito" Jerez.
que como tap6n no tiene con-
trario en- la Liga. En- ell desa-
flo del domingo pasado, en- los
momentos mas crfticos, fue en-
viado al ''box". Sirvi6 ponche
. al bateador en- turno y oblig5
al siguiente a batear facil.
"Ademas, Varas ab-ira ei
desafio del domingo, y estoy
SECURE que ha de proporcio-
narle un dolor de cabeza al
team de Casares, que es mas
ligero que ell de nosotros; pc
70 10 aventajamos al bate.
Mientras Bennie Fernando
Y ell Ganego ,sigan bateando CO.
mo 10 han venido hacienda, no
sOtros Seguiremos derrotando a
osItalianos".
Castro, que esta sumamente
confiado en- la victoria de su
team en- la serie, tiene raz6n er
muchos de srs puntoS de vista.
Nj los Cubanos nj los Italiants
tienen u nlanzador capaz de f.
nalizar un juego complete, en-
buenas condolences pero Casa
res solo cuenta con tres lanz&-
dores, mientras los Mambisfs
tienen cuatro y entire ellos "Ma
chito" Jerez, que para "tapo-
near" es 10 mejOr que hay Ell
la Liga. Los muchachos estan
confiados en- la victoria del do
mingo y practican a diario. FL
team lie da a la pelota en- la mis-
ma costura y mientras siga en-
esas condolences sera dificil de-
~rrotarlo
Los lanzadores del domingo,
con cast toda seguridad' han de
ser Lopez, por los Italianos, con
Willie Paz, que va Sc encuentra
restablecido; los Cubanos en-
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
La cltestdci0n de

Esta semana Sc efectuara err
las fabricas la cuestaci6n para
la Agrupaci6n Ben6fica y Cultu
raj del Centre Obrero.
Els una Agrupaci6n que desin
teresadamente ha prestado gran
des serviciOs a esta comunidad
y particularmente a los trabaja-
dOreS.
FL dinero que Sc recaude seri
gastado en- butacas para las sa-
las atlas, donde Sc celebran las
jUntas memories, reforms y pin
tar ell edificiO.
jContribuir para tan buena O.
bra, es ayudar a enaltecer a.
pueblo latino.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
ia Sonora" estrend

Nv DDffCfV bphf nv
La orquesta que ha puesto en
Tampa una marca indiscutible,
en- cuanto a tocar nuevas pleas,
La Sonora estrenara ell sabado,
en- el grandioso Cabaret de Gala
del Centre Asturiano, las pleas
siguientes: 'Echa un pie en- la
conga," cOnga; LOS Timbales,'
rumba Dame un Besito aquf =,
rumba 'Conga Pinarena," con-
ga; y "Gitana Maria" pasodo-
bic.
Victor Gonzalez no Sc duerme
en- los laureles y este representa-
un mayor cr6dito para su con-
iunto musical.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
NOTAS SOCIALES

ENfermO
Sigue enfermo en- Su domlci-
lilo del 2807 de la Gale de Nit
che.l, en- Tampa Heights, Ell que
rido amigo Romeo Zsnoni.
ST respetada y carinosa FAM
liza lie asiste con ell mayor cuida-
do.
Zenoni cuenta con muchos a.
migcs en- la colonia latina y du-
rante varias decadas Sc dedic6 a
la defensa de la causa de los ira
bajadores, en- Italia y en- Anne
RIGA.
Deseamos que Sc inicie una ra
pida mejoria y que ell bren ami
go pueda salir de nuevo a visi-
tar a Sus amistadeS.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
I'm actO ctUicO

I'm dctO ciUicO
FL venidero marteS, en- la e3'
cuela Phillip Shore, Sc efectua-
RI un acto civico de gran impOr
.tancia. Ell director de la escuela,
Mr.. Langton, disertara ''sobre
ell fundamento de la ciudadanid
Dsmocratica." Mas tarde la Sra.
Cadman hablara sobre Eel Gu
iadano en- la Cuna."
Despues de los discursos pro-
sentara un gracioso programa Ia
clase "A. Sc estrenaran bellisi-
mas canciones y poesias alusivas
al Dia de Oar Gracias.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
COmite Popular
DemOcrdticO

Para ell viernes, a las 8 de la
noche, Sc eta al Comite Popu-
lar Democratico Y a las compa-
neras de la directiva del Comite
Femenino. La reunion Sc verifi-
cara en- el Centre Obrero.
Un aSunto de impOrtancia re-
quiere la asistencia de todOs.
La obra de esOS dos Counties
es un motive de orgullo por las
mobiles causas servidas de la co.
lonia latina.
No Sc olviden las companeras
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
FL Crculo Cubano dispuesto a i
.anotarse la segunda victoria
Palabras del competente coach" A. Castro

viaran a Ia linea &c fUego a w
ras, el lanzador del br2zo el i
vccado con ell "G3llago' Fer
nandez como companero DE- ba-
terra.
Ell juego ha de dar comienzo
a las dos y media. 81 quieren
encontrar asiento deban llegar
temprano.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
BdnQuete

Avalorado por la presenc!a
de Miss Latin American y sus
damas de honor, esta noche Sc
efectuara, en- ell restaurant RI
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
coRTE AHoRA ESTE CUPoN

Al Editor de Plata de la GaLetA'
1901 First Ave, New York, N. Y.
Tengo entenjido que con tres Gu
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The Washington times., 1939-01-25
viii Redskins Train In Spokane?
nv HERE is BETTER THAN A. SLIGHT c

vMy HERE BETTER THAN A. SLIGHT CHANCE SO the
story runs WASHINGTON REDSKINS will tram IN
II SPOKANE, WASH next fall According to line taaG
trickled over wres the businessmen OF RAY
FTAHERTYS anxious to his young men pre-
Well twould be something OF an aoveL
ture UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA and UNI
VERsrrY CALIFORNIA at LOS ANGELES are alleged to be
LAWSON Is said to pe SO 1ar
off golf would difficulty placing in some
of the SECOND FLIGHT TOURNAMENTS let alone the major
meets.
ACE HUDKINS, ONCE A WHALE OF WELTERWE1GHI
now of thoroughbred horses on the Pacc
Coast weighs statement that when he fighting
he not only outfought HENRY ARMSTRONG; but
ousmarted "He made reputation. and everyone
is appaudng his couldn't MICKEY WALKERS
gloves as wterweght BENNY LEONARD would whip him
every day in the week lightweight HUDK1Ns made this
statement at Santa the other day SAMMY ANiOTT
knocked out FEERANDO and it was no accident
ANGOTT is straight puncher and FERNANDO is looper
The between glove and chin IS straight ne
MONTE SrRATTON hopes TO RESUME PITCHING as soon
he receives specially constructed artificial leg Whch
seems to limits optimism SIFATTON can work In
the Sox offices guaranteed lifetime Joo
THE MICHIGAN BOXING COMMISSION is looking the
proposed match between GAIETO and MATTE BROWN
JACK KEARNs bunty that better be match or he
will be barred permanently boxing in Michigan The
aroused suspicion JIMMY ADA1CK who was almost
killed by Roscoe ring weighs 205 pounds ne
is through for all time Now Johnny vANDEtS
MEER a memorial trophy The PAUL SHANNON award
Ia Boston Pretty there won't be enough athletes for all
awards