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Evening star., 1939-04-04

purchasing power from a group
which was already spending its in
come.
II believe" said DR.. Altmeyer,
that both these bills are impracti-
cal and inequitable because of a
fundamental defect, which is that
they propose to pay uniform and
universal benefits to a special class,
regardless of need or economic loss,
This means necessarily that the cost
will be tremendous.
Questioned by Representative
Treadway, Republican of Massachu-
sets, the chairman expressed the
opinion no sound middle ground"
between the two measures could be
found.
Both the Townsend and the Gen.
eral Welfare plan provide for pay
ment OF old-age pensions out of the
Federal treasury in amounts much
Evening star., 1939-04-04
Deaths Reported

William J. Bean. 81. $3.50 11th st. NV.
Minnie l. Getman. 65. 929 E st. ne
Howard c. Reed. 80 Casualty Hospital.
John Kines. IS. Garfield Hospital.
Ida s. Pull: 80 Garfield Hospital
Annie Bartlett. 80. Garfield Hospital
Leonard Crawford. "a Providence Hospital.
Minnie Evans: 70, Emergency Hospital
Laurence r. Kline, 80 United States Naval
Hospital
Infant McMullen. Providence HOSPITAL
William r. Meister. 90. walter Reed Hos
pital
Matilda Mellon. 81. Connecticut Apart
ments.
Infant Herbert Merson. children's Hospital.
Timothy J. Moran. 80. 3515 Nichols ave. s.e.
Infant Oliver. Sibley Hospital ''''
Hans. Hans p peterson: go: 1925 18th st. NV.
Elizabeth Rawley "a 1898 Monroe ST NV.
Infant Rose Smith Children's Hospital.
Robert Barnes 55. Home Aged and 1nfirm
Mary Barnes. 81 Casualty Hospital
Gladys Blocker q Children's Hospital.
John Clemons. so Home Aged and Infirm.
Infant. Nora virginia Ellis Children's Hos
pital
John Samuel. 54. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Evening star., 1939-04-04
Births Reported

Ambrose and Amyrillis Burkhart. boy
Daniel and Iona Conklyn. boy.
Carl and Margaret Holler. boy.
Kenneth and Cecilia Lawrence. girl,
Osborne and Marian Nickens. boy.
Patrick and Estelle O'Connor. boy.
Richard and Mary Schaefer. boy.
John and Anna Sullivan. girl.
George and Eleanore Cawthorne girl.
Joseph and Helen DonaRhey. boy.
Patrick and Kathleen Fitzmaurice. boy.
william and Carload James. girl.
Carl and Margaret Milleson. gifl.
James ana Ola Quail. girl
Louis and Thelma Stevenson. jr.. boy.
OhriStopher and Pauline Vantu1e, boy.
Evening star., 1939-04-04
Congressional
7oothoche t.
Reprieves Mules

BY the Associated Press.
A Congressman's toothache has
gained at least temporary reprieve
for nine old Army mules scheduled
to face a firing squad at Fort Dix
N. j., Saturday.
The mules-one of them served in
the World War-have outWorn their
usefulness, and the War Depart
ment, acting under existing statutes
planned to destroy them. Repre-
sentative Gavagan, Democrat, OF
N. Y, proposed to ask Congress tc
let the Army give the mules tc
humanitarian groups.
Because Mr.. Gavagan is laid ur
with a toothache and unable t6
press for congressional action, the
War Department indicated it would
defer the executions.
Evening star., 1939-04-04
Cleanup Period Set
For April II to 29

The Commissioners yesterday
proclaimed April II to April 20 as
cleanup weeks" in the District.
Department heads of the District
government were asked to clean up
their Offices by discarding useless
papers, pamphlets and arrange their
offices to present meat and order
ly appearance"
The Commissioners at the same
time called on all citizens to clean
up and beautify their premises and
rid vacant lots Of trash. The city
refuse division issued an appeal to
householders to cooperate in keep
ing the streets and alleys clean.
Evening star., 1939-04-04
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Evening star., 1939-04-04

in excess Of payments now being
made by the Federal government
and the states to aged persons In
need.
The Townsend plan provides for
tax on transactions; the General
Welfare plan asks a gross income
tax,
Evening star., 1939-04-04
Hitler Ends Cruise

HAMBURG, Germany, April 4 nv
-Reichsfuehrer Hitler disembarked
at noon today from the strength
through Joy" steamer Robert Leys'
ending a two-day North Sea cruise.
A cheering throng greeted him.
Evening star., 1939-04-04
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That logy, heavy feeling many people
complain about frequently comes
from TOO SLOW DIGESTION, plus
lack of enough vitamins.
II your digestion is not working
night you may not be able to make
full use OF vitamins you eat.
That's why Fleischmann's new
HIGH-VITAMIN Yeast offers MANY
Evening star., 1939-04-04

Motorists: Help the pedestrian
and protect yourselves.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24

tirme solidamente la seguridad
Y soberania de nueStros pueblos
sobre bases de Democracia y
J,sticia Social.
La politica del "buen vecino",
ell frente antifascista, la allan
"a democratica del Norte e In
doamerica para def lnderno3 del
fascismo International, son ga
rantias de seguridal inmedia-
tss ,laudables ntcesarias, que es
recomendable apoyar. Pero no
olvidemos que son inestables. Lo
permanente, 10 perdurIble para
los paises indoamericanos, son
las garantias que ellos m:smos
pueden darse. Y la base de esas
garantias radica en- la union.
Trabajar por ella es deber de
de los indoamericanos capacAs
de comprender que 10 que fue
ensueno en- Bolivar es hoy impe-
rativo de necesidad.
Mientras no nos unamos, Vivi
remos bajo la tutela del vecino
fuerte hoy, y bajo la cadena de
cualquier coloniaje mas tarde.
Incahuasi, Peru, JUNO de 1888.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
E~LECTROCUTARON AL Sc
CUESTRADOR MCCALL

Raiford, Fla, Feb. "a A
las IL :08 de la manana de hoy
muri6 en- la silla electrical, per
ell asesinato y secuestro del nj
no James Bailey Cash, de Gin
co amos, ell joven Fraklyn Pier
ce Mccall, hijo de un ministrO
de la religion cristiana. Hizo
Ifuncionar la corriente, bajO 10.
que la ley dispone, ell sheriff
del condado de Dade.
Mccall declare, al confes&r
su crimen, que su intenci6n no
habia sido matar al nino. Ell
gobernador Cone Sc neg6 y
conceder un nuevo aplaza-
miento.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
ELADIO PAULA

I'm gran recibimiento Sc hizo
aver, en- la estaci6n de los Auto
buses al joven Official de las mi
licias de la Republica Espahola,
Eladio Paula, miembro de una
querida familia de esta ciudad.
Cerca de un centenar de per-
sonas lie di6 la bienvenida, inclu-
yendo a varias senoras y seno-
ritas.
Ell padre de Paula lie abraz6
ell primero y despues otros de
sus queridos familiares.
Muchas manos leales estrecha
ron su mano y lie felicitaron por
haber defendido la causa de la
libertad.
Suponemos que ell Comite Po-
pular Democratico organizara
varios actos en- su honor.
Paula representa- a la junta
desinteresada que Marcia por
la vida pensando en- los derechos
mas sagrados del individuo y en-
que la ~exiStencia POGO o NADIA
vale 81 no puede ser utilizada en-
favor de los que sufren.
De nuevo lie reiteramos nues-
tro aprecio sincere y ponemos
nueStras columnas a su DISPOSE
ci6n.
Por Espana, por la libertad y
por todos los seres buenos y IL
berales del mundo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
UN ARTICULO


Del famoso diario 1.-THE Chris
tan Science Monitor,
traducimos en- beneficio de los
Leales de Tampa ell articulo que
sigue :"Desde que los moros del
general Yagie penetraron en- ell
viejo fuerte de Montjuich, Gaia
luna Sc perdi6 para la RepGbli-
ca Espanola. Pero la RepGblica
vive todavia. Los oficiales leales
mantienen que va Franco no
concede termino de arreglo, la
resistencia continuara en- la
cuarta parte de Espaha que aun
tienen en- su poder. NADIA puede
decirse sobre ell n1mero de re-
fugiados en- Francia que podran
ser transportados a Valencia. Y
muy pocos expertos Green que.
podra ser larga la resistencia en-
ell area Madrid Valencia. Mas
ahora aparece que 10 de Barcelo
ma no fue una derrota y que en-
las fuerzas de la RepGblica hay
un coraz6n indomable".
"LOs republicanos Green que
eventualmente Francia, Inglate
ira Y Estados Unidos tendran
que darles la ayuda que hasta
ahora les han rehusado. Esta pa
rece ser una esperanto sin bass
actual. Pero EN- las democracias
muchas personals comienzan va
a comprender, aunque tardia
mente, que la RepGblica Espa-
nola ha estado combatiendo la
batalla de la democracia. Y Guam
do la prensa romano declara
que Italia no sc retirara de Es-
paha sin una victoria politica,
Londres, Paris y Washington
puede ser que tomen un mas Sc.
rio punto de vista en- 10 que res
pecta a la domination facciosa
en- Espaha. Bonnet anuncia que
Francia no puede permitir a min
guna naci6n extranjera que a.
menace la integridad de Espaha
e indirectamente nuestra pro-
pia seguridad'.
"Cualesquiera que sean los re-
sultados de las pr6ximas sema-
mas, ell mundo hara bien toman-
do en- ell coraz6n las lecciones de
10 sucedido en- Espaha. La he
roica lucha de los Leales dice %
que los hombres pueden hacer
cuando estan impulsados con i
deales de libertad. Contiene a.
liento para las democracias y un
avisO para los dictadores. Pero
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
La obra mcansable de la ~rctaguardia de Tampa

"a epica de la resistencia repu-
blicana Sc perdera con la lectu-
ra, a menos que los pueblos de-
nocraticos vean que deben unir-
Sc y mantenerse firmes".
"Muchas personals amantes
de la libertad han dicho que no
leben ser tomadas las armas de.
fascismo para combatir Ell fas-
cismo. La Repdblica Espancla
IA probado que la resistencia mi
itar puede ser organizada y lie
vada a termino sin dictadura y
con amplio ~ejercicio de los dere-
hos religiosos Y las libertades
civiles".
"Espana habla tambien para
a~quellos que Sc muestran reha-
,ios a preparar la fuerza para
,esistir la fuerza. Ilustra ell ries-
70 de tratar de apaciguar a los
lgresores. Es un %oportuno re-
,uerdo sobre que la libertad no
5 comprada sin precio.
SQuien puede decir que ell pr'
10 pagado por la RepGblica no
ia tenido su valor y que la Ii
)ertad no vivira y Sc levantara
lie nuevo en- Espana?'.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
HUNGRIA Sc AGREGO AL
BLOQUE

Budapest, feb. 24.-El Co
bierno Sc uni6 cficialmente al
grupo anticomunista, integrado
por Alemania, Italia y ell Japtn,
las nacioneS totalitarias.
AL mismo tempo sc srpo que
ell almirante Horthy Sc propone
aplastar Ell partido que forman
los nacionalistas de Hungria.
Cast al mismo tempo que Sc
firmaba ell pacto, un decreto de-
olaraba que Ell partido nazi hun
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
ry ONT

CARO- es un peligro para la segn-
ridad del Estado. Mas de 500
personals, tildadas de nazistas,
fueron detenidas en- las dltimas
horaS.
Todos los emblemas de los ma
zis han desaparecido de los si-
tics publieos.
El dia fue de gran extitaci6n
en- la legaci6n alemana.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
Ell TEMPO

La temperature subira algo
hoy, pero la noche sera fra.
Ell viento seco impidi6 que
la escarcha sc formara, perO
la temperature baj6 a 35 gra-
dos, en- ell term6metro Official.
Esp6rase que ell dia del sa-
bado sea menos frio.
En- Plant City baj6 a 81 gra-
dos en- la manana de hoy, coz
ligera escarcha
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
FIRMAS

Centenares de firmas Sc han
obtenida va, en- Ell Centric Obre-
70, para las hojas que Sc envia-
ran al Senador Key Pittman, de
Nevada, presidente de la conf
sion de relaciones exteriores del
Senado de la naci6n.
Ell Senador denunci6 hace DC
cos dias a Alenlania Italia y e.
Jap6n, y dijo de la politica de
Chamberlain que no solo ha fra
casado sino que ha resultadC
destructive e immoral.
Tampa simpati2a con ell illus.
ire senador y asi sc 10 expresa
ra.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24

do a la polftica del "buen veci-
no., Sc ha llegado a decir por a.
Iii que "ya no hay imperialis-
mo-. Por Lima ACADIA de pasar
un misionero universitario es-
tadounidense que ha proclama-
do desde una catedra de la mas
1.eja univerSidad de America
que mo hay imperialismo yam
L..i", y gu, solo hay imperialis-
mo ~japones. Asi no Sc con-
vence a nadie. La "buena vecin-
lad" no implica nsgar hechos
hist6ricos porque son malos y
causen remordim;entos de con-
ciencia Mas vale rectificarlos
-reconociendolos-, enmendar
los, corregirlos. Sc trata justa-
mente de senalarlos como he
chos punibles, como hechos que
han causado gran dano a las bue
mas relaciones de las Americas
ly -especialmente- como he
chos cuyas consecuencias mega
twas Sc palpan ahora porqre ell
fascismo las aprovecha capitali-
zando r~esentimientos.
Y Sc trata tambien de impe-
dir un ilusionismo que seria per
judicial. Hay que TRAFALGAR por
una buena y equilibrada convi-
vencia interamericana, pero con
viene tener muy en- cuenta que
mientraS los Estados Unidos del
Norte sean "potentes y gran
des", y los Estados Desunidos
del Sur sigan debiles y fraccio-
nados, nuestro destino sera
siempre acOgernOs a la protec-
ci6n del mas fuerte.
Y vuelvo a un tema va trata-
do por mi en- un libro conocido
iQue seria de IndOamerica 81
los Estados Unidos fueran de-
rrotados en- una guerra? o 5que
seria de IndOamerica 81 en- los
Estados Unidos surgiera un faS-
icismo i%mperialista que preconi-
cara la absorci6n "a la austria
ca" de nuestros paises dividi-
dos, dominados por caStas de
traficantes chauvinistas?
,Aunqre estos riesgOs no seaT
inmediatos, son posibles. Des-
pues de su reciente viaje a Eu-
ropa declare a la prensa nortea
mericana ell ex presidente HoOv-
que SUI pals corria ell riesgo de
tornarse fascista. Ademas, Ia
historic nos ensena que muchos
poderosisimos imperios perecie-
ron por derrOta o por deSinte-
graci6n. Pensar en- ell porvenir
de nuestros pals obliga, por ESQ,
a pensar que nuestra seguridad
Y 'soberania depende eNcesiva-
mente de los Estados Unidos del
Norte.
Ell canine verdadero de saliva
ci6n aparece claro: abolir todo
imperialism en- Indoamerica y
unirla economical y policemen
te. Nacionalizar progresivamen-
te todas sus ~riquezas y consti-
tuir una gran repGblica @fede.
rativa o anficti6nica-, que a.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEI,,S
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OfThe Signs

QuiveFing nerves can make you old and
haggard locking. cranky and hard TO live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you OF good health. good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking q good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
eiallv for won1sH. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits have been better proved
than world-famous Lydia X. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shriehng nerves, tone up your system,
n help lessen distress from female func-
tional disorders.
Make note NOW to get q bottle Of this
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
NOSOTROS Y Ell BUEN VECINO
"Claridad", Buenos Aires

"Hispanismo" sc eStan extern
diendo mucho. Hoy los hispanos
fascistas vienen a hablarnos &c
las glorias de su raza, de la gran
deza y carload franciscana de
Corteses, Almagros y Pizarros,
'falangistas ante Dios", de Ia
panacea de la monarqufa de Fer
nandos septimo e Isabeles Sc
gundas y de la America Hispa-
ma que es la que quieren que sea
de nuevo suya, la de los fascis-
tas, frente a la America India,
mestiza, "chola", 'pelada', "gau
cha, "rota", que es la nuestra
Indoamerica.
Todo este Undo a la propa-
ganda mas directa del Fascismo
International, que va compran-
do numerosos diarios de fos LA.
mados ode orden" en- nrestros
PASSES nos obliga a eStar aler.
tas y nos impone fOrmar ell Fren
tie Democratico Norte-IndOam@'
ricano. Empero, tai adhesion de
be ser Conditional. Ell Frente de
Nuevo Mundo contra la Inter.
venci6n Negra no debe signifi
car nuestra sumiSa a irreStrin.
gida union con ell "buen vecino'
poderoso. No olvidemos ii all
no 10 =, qre ell "buel
vecinO" puedc volvegse malO !
que 10 ha sido va, como qued;
rememoradO mas arriba. No oil
yidemos tampocO, que los pue
bios que sol ricOs y debiles co
mo los nuestros son cOdiciado.
tantO por ell Imperialism fascis
ia como por ell imperialismO no.
teamericano. AhOra bien: 81 81
esta epOca hay un "buen veci
no" que no quiere servir de ms
trumento a los imperialistas d,
su gran pals, no olvidemos gu
ell 'buen vecino" es un hOmbr
y que la Buena Vecindad es sol
una politica precaria, temporal
cuya vigencia depende de un.
plataforma exitosa en- la convel
ci6n de un partiiO y de la acep
taci6n de TN electorate tOdavi,
muy versatil.
Consecuentemente, hay gu
formar ell Frente: hay que ext
CIR que 6l sea %eficaz, amplia
Sinceramente democratico, pc
no ESQ es solo an recurso transi
torio.
La gaceta., 1939-02-24

Els evidente que el imperialis-
mo fascista planea conquistar a
los pueblos indoamericanos. Ash
10 demuestran los casos incon-
testables de los integralistas bra
silenos, de de Mexico y del Pc
nj, para no mencionar a otros.
Els cierto tambien que esta cam
pana de domination Sc esta va
liendo ahora de los vinculoS y la
Espana aniquilada, para una pc
netraci6n mas suave y POI
mano ajena-en nuestros pue'
bios. Las campanas en- favor de
'Tmperialismo Espanol', del
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
HAYA DE LA TORE
Tercera question:

Ante la necesidad de ese fren-
tie defensive, Idebemos enfi-
Iarnos Unconditional y unica-
mente al lado del vecino
poderoso?
La gaceta., 1939-02-24
Cuarta question:

mo hay otra alternative para
lndoamerIca que la de vivir
siempre bajo ell tutelaje de su
grande y "buen vecino"?
La gaceta., 1939-02-24

ST la hay Y aqui sea sucin-
tamente-, deseo soslayar si-
quiera TN aspecto interesante de
estos temas. Con motive del a.
minoramiento de la tension i'm
~perialista en- Indoamerica, debi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-24

Referee. Tom Louttit. Oregon State:
umpire, o. c. Majors. California: head
linesman. Bobby Morris, Seattle; field
judge. L. @. Conlon, st. Mary's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-24
NEW YORK-Putting

NEW hOhh-FuttlnK the
sports shot here and there:
The all-America pickers are
going to be hard-pressed this
year to boil down the great
hackfield stars to four, because
not in many season has foot
ball produced so many great
luggers and kickers and ball
passers Kenny Washington,
u. c. L. A: Niles Kinnick, Iowa;
Banks McFadden, Clemson;
George Cafego, Tennessee; Tom
Harmon, Michigan; Granville
Lansdell, u. S. c.; Don Scott.
Ohio State: Hal Mccullough,
Cornell; Jitterburg Kellogg, Tu-
lane, are just a few that stand
out and there are Kim
brough, Texas Aggies, the one
or-the-other McAfee of Duke,
Sternweiss, North Carolina;
Eshmont, Fordham; Regain,
Pennsylvania, to mention a few
Colonel Ed Bradley's Bime-
lech, who was named after a
character in the Bible and who
can run like hell. probably will
be the shortest priced Kentucky
winter book favorite in history
E. the big brown two-year-old
Ia likely to be no better than
even money in the opening
This talk about Tennessee
already having an understand
ing" with the Rose bowl doesn't
make sense . the visiting Rose
bowl club is chosen by the
western school and the western
school won't be known until
after Southern California and
u. c. L. A. get through in Los
Angeles on Dec. g..
Paul Christman, Missouri ace
and one of the great backs of
the year, started out at Purdue
but wasn't given a tumble when
he went out for the freshman
team so he switched to the
Show-Me school and has been
showing 'em ever since
Lou Gehrig's job as parole
commissioner of New York City
will keep the big fellow plenty
busy he takes office on Jan.
and after that will put in six
hours at his desk each day +.
Tradition pays: Army and
navy. two of the country's worst
teams this year. will play before
102. 900 in Philadelphia on Dec.
2, and Yale and Harvard. who
have lost seven games between
them this season, will play be-
fore more than $4,000 customers
on Saturday
Fudge Heffelfinger. generally
rated as the greatest guard ever
to play football, thinks football
coaches would do better If they
limited their squads to is or 20
players Fudge argues that
no man can teach 20, so or 90
boys how to play the game pro-
perly :. II Fudge is looking for
something to prove his state
ment he might point to Eddie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-24
Ping Pong

Results of Commercial league
ping pong matches Tuesday night
1880 Lands Shoe company, 8
Washburn's Service, q; Cardinal Club
Sixth Ave. Super Cream; Royal
Arcanum club O, Fairmont Hotel 5;
Nelson Drug o. Hob Mob Food Shop
5: REORGANIZATION Florists 4. DAM
mier Printing Co. /; c. o. Lynn Co. T.
Squeeks Rondivoo /; Superior Dairy
8, Smith Fuel 2.
8:15-Landis Shoe Co. s. Sixth Ave
Super Cream o; Washburn's Service
2, Fairmont Hotel 8; Cardinal Club
0. Hob Mob Food Shop 5: Royal
Arcanum Club 3, Dammier Printing
Co 2; Nelson Drug 0, Squeeks Rondi-
VOC s.; Hayden Watson Florists 8. Su-
perior Dairy q; C. o. Lynn Co. 4
e:oo-Landis Shoe Co. o. Fairmont
Hotel 5: Sixth Ave. Super Cream
Hob Mob Food Shop: Washburn'.
Service 3, Dammier Printing Co. 2;
Cardinal Club o. Squeeks Rondivoc
5; Royal Arcanum Club !, Superior
Dairy 4: Nelson Drug o. Smith Fuel
S; Havden-watson Florists 2. C. o
Lynn Co. 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-24
Field Trial Club Schedules Week End Event
Large Entry
List Assured

West Coast Field Trial club will
hold trial on game preserve on
Grand Mound prairie Saturday
and Sunday. Derby and puppy
stakes are on Saturday, with
drawing at 7 a. m. at Twin Gates
tavern, about six miles south Of
Tenino.
The all-age stake is Sunday.
drawing at same time and place.
About Is dogs from California are
entered. as well as dogs from
Spokane. Seattle. Tacoma, Port
land and other Northwest cities.
DIR. r. d. MacRae Of Tacoma will
be one Of judges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-24
Football Player
Still Unconscious

PAS ALDEN A, CaI.-Paul II.
Becker. 10, was still unconscious
today from head injury suffered
yesterday while playing on the
California Institute Of Technology
football team.
Becker, center, was knocked out
in pile-up and was rushed to the
Huntington Memorial h ospital
while his teammates went on to
beat La Verne college 1877.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-24
Today's Sports Parade
Anderson's success at Iowa =.

Anderson's success at Iowa :.
y
What a difference few
pounds make: Henry Arm
strong, who was beaten by Lou
Ambers in a lightweight scrap,
has been made a l to 2 favorite
to lick Lou when they meet
for the weller title
Look out for a young man
named Jimmy McHale on the
winter golf circuit this season
-. and Bob Jones is likely to
do lot better at his masters
tournament in April, now that
he has decided to play more golf
and shoot fewer quail this
winter
Our nomination for the ath-
lete of the year 1889 is Bill Til
den E. at an age when most
athletes have turned to carpet
slippers, Bill still is good enough
to lick any player in the world
in a three set match :.