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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13
TWIN dies

SITKA, Alaska. May 13.-TweRe-
year-old Marian jackson, student
In the eighth grade at the Sheldon
jackson School, died last Thursday
afternoon, She and her twin sister
Violet were the only pair of twins
in the school. Fheir home is Valdezs
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HOSPITAL NOTES

L. j. Nelson was admitted to ST
AIMS Hospital this morning fol
surgical care.
After receiving medical attention
AL Graves was dismissed today from
St. AIMS Hospital.
Mrs. John Alters was surgical
dismissal today from st. AIMS Hos
pital.
Admitted TO ST. AIMS Hospital,
Mrs. Carl Lehtinen received surgical
attention this morning.
Mary Willis was brought here on
the Estebeth from Angoon and en-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13
Catholic Daughters
viii Hold Election

Election of officers will be held
tomorrow night by the Catholic
Daughters of America at a meeting
scheduled for o'clock in the Parish
Hall, Mrs. George Shaw urges ali
members to be in attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13
Status Quo
For Islands

TOKYO, May 13.-Both Great
Britain and Holland have assured
Japan they have no intention Of
altering the status quo of The
Netherlands rich Indies possession.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13
CARD OF THANKS

We, wish to cypress our heartfelt
gratitude to our neighbors and
friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy shown us iii the loss of our
husband and father,
BERT B. BERTHOL
Especially we thank the Elks Lodge
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ToNGAss DUE WEDNESDAY

Steamer Tongass is now scheduled
to arrive Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock. The Tongass is to discharge
freight at Excursion Inlet and Raj
ston Island before coming to Juneau
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ATTENTION MASONS

There will be a Stated Com
munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge
No. lat Monday evening at 1870
o'clock Work in the F.. G. degree
Grafton by Bro. Stabler.
f j.. W. LEVERS,
adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13

Arizona is sometimes known as
the Valentine State" from the
fact that it was admitted to the
union on February IA, 1912.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13

Elizabeth Peterson was a medical
admission today at the Government
Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13

tered the Government Hospital TO,
surgical care.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13

for the efficient management of
the funeral. also for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. BERT B. BERTHOL
adv. AND FAMILY.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-13

Contributor this week. Drsco Two years ago. Anuew
Til;ot carrier, noticed pigeon Struggling
in the street Picking it he found that Its g mao d % av
ont,y;ned with string He and allowed the pro 70 ny
away Oddly enough the bird has never forgotten 1ne gGo
~ av follows the distance along the route
~ ~ ~ Odd isn't it?
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Daily Empire classifieds pay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Trade Pact
Forces Score
In House

Washington, Feb. 23.--(AP)-Ad-
miniStratiOn forces defeated the first
attempt in the House today to write
restrictions into the trade agreements
program.
i proposal by Representative Dis
ncy, Democrat, Oklahoma. to pro-
hi1it the changing in any agreement
Of thu excise taxes on oil, coal. cop
per and lumber imports was rejected
1y teller vote Of l6i to l55.
His proposal was in the form Of
an amendment to resolution con-
iinuing the trade program for three
years from June y. House leaders
Aope to reach d final vote on tic
resolution late today and admins
tratipn members predicted it would
be approved, but d number of O;ttcr
aDdnyIng proposals had to be acted
upon first.
Chief Of these was the plan OK
pccted 70 win support from virtual
ly all critics Of the program Suhiert-
ng agreements TO Senate ratification.
Opponents argued this would make
he program conform with CorstitI-
,ionaI procedure. but administration
leaders declared it would wreck the
program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Hutson Sees
Favorable
Leaf Season
Assistant AAA AID.
ministrat Urges
Growers to Plant Less
Than Allotments In
1910; Speaks at Raj
eigh Meeting.

Raleigh, Feb 23.-(AP}-Rccord
domestic consumption Of flue-curcd
tobacco during the past seven
n.onths and Indications that foreign
consumption is not declining were
cited today by J. E. Hut5on. assistant
AAA administrator, as favorable
factors for the 1890 season.
Hutson "poke TO AAA officials
and farmer committeeman from
seven states Of the caSt-cCntral reg
ion.
TcbHc"o kns been con.umcd do
ncyticalIy recently At & :atc five
percent ahead al LAT yer, HHtS"n
said, and though there his boon
lille fluc-curcd tobaCr" exported
since the market closed FOR u short
tinc last fall the information w"
have beer able t. Gct' indicates
that foreign consumption x being
maintained n'It Of foreign stocks.
The Official warned again that
tobacco growers should plant 80
percent or less Of the !94O aIlot-
.ncntS.
"Ir the growers plant well with
in or below thci" 1910 "IlotmcntS,
Continued on Pag" ThrCcl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
2 Red Arrrly
Battalions
Dispersed
Heavy Russian Losses
On karelian Isthmus
Reported By Firms;
Feds 4 tt a c k Six
T;91es Between Gulf
And Muola.

Hclsinki. Feb. 23.- (AP) Two
Rcd army battalions were dispersed
with large numbers killed in one
i,"fflo on the Karcllan isthmuS and
q" 7ms ':anG WeTC slain in another.
tho Finnish nigh command announced
today.
Tao smashing Of tire two battalions
WIS the result of the repulSe Of six
Rurriar attacks between the Gulf OF
Finland aad Muola. Wcyternmost
eccinr of the Mannerheim line, the
Finnish ccr1muniGua said.
TIC cor1muniQue reporting yester-
day 2ction said that near LakeMuloa
.'tto 'r"rlY att""l'"d twice. leaving
behind him each time as he with
drew about q battalion killed."
An enemy force that attacked
across Ayrlpaania:v: at Sikniemi
was repulscd and los; ABOUT soc kill
cd and about 100 prisoners The COM
mUnique continued.
Even with g sudden smash through
the Mannerleim line the Russian in
vaderS would be forced to battle
every foot of Finnish soil, military
informant declared as the Red army
went into its 23rd day of assaults on
the Karelian isthmuS.
The Firms confirmed that the
Soviet forces were attacking in the
region CT kamara. a dozen miles
southeast of Viipuri.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
aoson Cites Story OF
@.an Who Refused Relief

lived on oatmeal, milk, tough meat,
and green's. They slept on straw and
made their own furnlture-out they
we're healthy and happy. The chill
dren made their own clothes ana
went to school. When spring came
they planted a garden in which they
all worked.
Answer to Steinbeck
Then the father decided 10 rent 4
cheap vacant store-to sell goods
when the chain stores were closed
and the other merchants were at the
movies. | will not go into more de-
tails. but ir view of all the Sensa-
tional and sentimental publicity be-
ing focused on tenant farmers as
result of John Steinbecks Grapes
of Wrath. Mr.. Konkler's story m
terested me very much. Hence l
wrote three leading people IN Mena
10 see if what Mr.. Koniller wrote me
were true. They replied that every
word was true.
then asked Mr.. Konkler to eN-
nand his ideas. Both he and be-
ljeve that the small farm oilers
Continued on Page Three
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Welles To Confer With Hitler
During European Study Tour
Conference Expected
To Be Held Next
Tuesday or We5nes-
day; Tentative Pro
gram Arranged by
Charge d. Affaires.

Berlin. Feb. 23.-(AP)-Unitcd
States Under Secretary of State
Sumner Welles, on his way to Europe
to study conditions in the belligercnt
and other capitals will have a con-
ference with Fuehrer Hitler when
he comes here, it was disclosed here
today
United States charge de affaireS
Alexander Kirk visited the German
Secretary Of State. Baron Ernst Won
Weizsaecker, for forty minutes to-
day, Apparently in connection with
WelleS visit.
Although the visit was DESCRIBED
by an embassy Spokesman as "purely
routine" it was known that tenta
tive program WIS agreed upon for
the visit of WelleS.
Assuming that WelloS reaches Ber-
lin next Tuesday. il was tentatively
agreed that he would meet Foreign
Secretary Joachim Won Ribbentrop
on Tuesday or "Wednesday OF next
week and that immediately there
after would confer with Hitler.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Former War
Secretary
Lauds Firms
tiore-B elisha Saws
Finland "Holdinp
The Pass For Civiliza-
ton; Declares Aid
Would Shorten Euro
pean Conflict.

London, Feb. 23.-(AP)-Thc
Allies were urged today by Britain'S
recent war secretary to make war
on Russia at once, both 70 aid Fin
land and as 4 strategic move to
shorten the AllieG-German con-
:'lict
Leslie Hore-Belsha, whose ag-
gresSive personality caused cabinet
friction before he was dropped last
January 5, urged Britain and France
to support Finland by sea, air and
land in a speech at Davenport.
In his first public address since he
was dropped from the cabinet. Horc-
Bclisha declared that the Firms
continued resistance indicated that
The might of Russia rests on in
secure foundations" and added
The risk Of helping Finland may
be great but the risk of not help
ing her may be greater, for this gal
liant country is fighting not for her
self alone, she is holding the pass
for civilization"
Hore-Belisha suggested that if
Russia won she would not be
satisfied with Finland and would
give Germany advantages in Scan
Ginavia.
We'll planned adequate, decisive
action now would curtail the dura-
ton of the war" he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Rodgers Will
Is Made Public

Norfolk, Feb. 24.-(AP)-Furthcr
details of the will of John II. Rodgers,
induSlralst who died mere February
ID leaving an estate of S2,l00,000,
were revealed in d statement today
by John b. Jenkins, one of the cX-
Cc!ltOrS.
After requests and trust funds TO
relatives, employees and servants,
Mr.. Rodgers left 100000 to religious
and charitable institutions and d.
rccted that the remainder OF the
estate go to the Lane Foundation
to maintain boarding places for
white women between the ages Of Is
and 33.
Jenkins said Rodgers left his resi-
dnncc and tho contents and a trust
fund to his wife, Katherine Rodgers.
and provided trust funds for four sis
tcrS and ono siStcr-in-laW. He also
made d number Of requests to nieccS,
ncphcWS and other relatives, en-
ployccs and household servants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Feb. 23.--Not fifteen per
ccnt Of North Cardinals sovereign
,.Q.crs have made up their minds
whom they will support in the six
sided governors race now in pro-
pres:. according TO the best estimates
Of alert Observers who have travelled
large Dari Of the state.
A large portion Of the remaining
Ugh ty-five pc" cent, perhaps d ma
;oritv Of this undecided group, is pa
ticntiy keeping its collective car tc
the ground IN order to catch the
fa.r'est rumble Of the ''Word' a.
passed out from the Governors Of
flee here in the Capitol.
In practically every previous cam
paign the Word" has been given out
plenty loud for everybody to hear
but there is a settled conviction in
neutral circles here today that this
wear those who continue to wait 70
il ara go:ng to be like the jiltea
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Air Warfare
Continued
British Air EA;~'stry
Reports on Flights
Over H e ! g O | q n d
Blight Tuesday.

London, Feb. 23.-(AP)-Thc all
ministry announced today that Bri-
fish planes which secuted HelgOland
Blight Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning bombed Garman WarshipS
and fought off enemy fighting planes
The air ministry stated.
AS already announced, royal all
force aircraft WSr" active nvCI
HoIooIand last Tuesdny night and
early Wednesday.
"WarshipS observed near HClguland
German north sea naval iortreSs)
were attacked with bcmH2. hnti-air-
craft fire was encountered from ships
and from shore batteries
Zone Of our aircraft reports hay
ing been attacked by three enemy
fiehters without success and it Is be-
licved that one Of the enemy fight
ers was forced down.
mo damage or ca&UnItleS WAS yuf-
fered by any of Our aircraft during
the operation but the honcward
Journey was made N very bad
weather conditions which accounted
for failure Of enc aircraft tp return y
German planes resumed GOrays To-
day after the shooting down of two
Nazi planes yesterday in raids on the
east coast.
Anti-alrcraft guns Grcc led the first
plane. which was reported, although
without immediate continuation, to
have been shot down.
British fighter planes pursued the
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
King George
ReviiewsVets
Greatest Crowd Since
Coronation Sees King
Award Decorations.

London, Feb. 23.--(AP)-Kin3
George VI, accompanied by Prime
Minister Chamberlain inspected 760
veterans of the battle Of Mcntevideo
today in parade before the greatest
crowd of cheering BritOnS since the
coronation.
Londoners who had waited more
than five hours broke police lines
to give tho men o. the cruisers EXC
ter and Ajax tlImultIor!s greeting.
The king reviewed the procession
Of the men who chased the AdmIra
Graf Spec 10 it; doom and awarded
decorations To officers and mon and
10 widows of several sailors.
The king shook hands and spoke
cordially to Mrs. w. Russell, widow
If marine, in presenting her the
conspicuous galIantry medal.
Ru$sclrS citation said he refused
first aid when his arm was shat
tered #nd remained on his feet
~'' orting his comrades until nc
died
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
St. Mary S Music
Department Head
Dies at Raleigh

Raleigh. Feb. %. --(AP)-Williom
H. .yonc%, 50. head of the music de
nar,ncnt Of s.. Mary's college here
rrr SIC nust n year, died at hos
pital hero today.
Funeral services will be hc;'i ~ the
s., ATary's chapel Saturday after
noon. A sister, = haIf-sister and Soy
eral nieccs and ncpheWs survive.
Jones was recognized as one of
North Carolina outstanding must
clans.
He was born in Warrenton in 1870
where his father, the late Rev. Tur-
ncr n. jones, was leSloent OF Il
gcrOGl for girls
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
British Sea
Losses Set
At 5000 Men

London. Feb. 23.-(AP)--Wnston
Churchill. paying tribute to 76J VET
Grams OF tie battle oI MonteVideO,
said today that Britain had lost near
" 5000 men IN the hard and I'M
relenting' struggle at sea and de-
Scribed the victory over the German
battleship Graf Spec as almost d re-
lief.
The first lord of the Admiralty
spoke At GuilG,hall where the seamen
were 5anqueted after great parade
through London.
He told them that naval auxiliary
vessels now totaied about LOO and
the number was increasing rapidly
until not only cargoeS by which we
live but the high purposes we have
in hand are all brought safely into
port"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
MILWCRK INDUSTRY
III FEDERAL PROBE.

Pittsburgh, Feb. 23.-(Ari-A fed
cral grand jury Investigating the
miilwork industry here today indict-
cd so firms. associations and indivi-
duals, including the president and
nine other officers of an AFL car
Dcnters international union, on
charges Of conspiracy to maintain
high costs.
The investigation Of the industry
was one phase Of an inquiry into the
construction industry as part Of the
governments nationwide antitrust
campaign.
The jury previously had indicted
81 individuals and organizations in
the electrical contracting industry
who were fined for a conspiracy TO
defraud the government through COL
lllsive bidding on public works con-
tracts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Those Who WaitFor Word
In Gubematorial Race Are
Likely TO Be Kept Waiting

bridegroom waiting at the altar 3Gtc!
his fjan"nn has run off with hcl
chauffeur.
In short, this IS ono time there
isn't going to be any 'Word'', and
.t's going 10 be a case Of every man
for himself and the devil take oil
except Numbers One and Two in tnc
Nay % voting.
This "No-WOrd' consensus seems
a@cd On practically unaSSailabit
,ogic, for every indication points Il
studied, deliberate silence on thc
part Of Governor Clyde Z. Hoey.
TO begin with he h@s d "ery lively
salf-interest 10 look out for. Sho1l
e now pO;nt to any one c2ndl1at
; his choice. ne would aUtOmaticai-
= set five others al his political
,hroat, and that might mean great
deal come May u and the Demo-
cratic state convention.
Not that Hoey laborS under the
Continued on Page Three
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
British Reply
To Protest
Is Delivered
Cer,-u! Press Fhoneplioto.

London, Feb. 23.-(AP)-Brilain'S
reply to the United States protest
against the allied blockade of Ger
man exports was reliably understood
today to be defense Of the blockade
as a reprisal Of alleged German Vio-
lations of the rules of war at sea.
The reply was handed yesterday
to Hershal Johnson, United States
charge de affaires, for forwarding to
Washington. It's contents have not
been officially disclosed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Papal Nuncio
To Poland

Vatican City, Feb. 23.-.-(AP)-A
Vatican news service @aid today It
had been announced in Berlin that
the papal nuncio TO Germany would
90 shortly to Poland to observe
religious conditions there.
The news service said the pro-
posed trip resulted from d special
meeting OF cardinals al the Vatican.
The Polish cmoa5sy to the Holy
See and Italy .'ccently issued e.
portz charging the Nazi secret
rolicc ord ether authorities Of the
Gcrman-occupich section Of Poland
with Ecr>ccutiDn and atrocities
allegedly aimed at CXte:m.nalior'
Of Catholic Polish inhabitants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Dabney School
Case In High
Court Feb. q
Daily biSl,at"n iSurs3;;.
I'm the 81! Waller ifrtc'

Raleigh, Feb. 23.-The Dabney di@-
.rics >chont row from Vance county
will be back in the Supreme Court
next TUESDAY for its second airing
before the seven learned Justices.
Il is perhaps the liveSt, most in
teresting case on the regular caier-
dar from the Third and Eighteenth
districts.
Specially set, il is likely to pe o.
gued this time unless there are IN
expected complications in the two
cases involving High Points propo$-
cd construction OF d big hydroelHcIic
Continued on Pr Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
To Continue
NIB Probe

-,.". Feb. 23.-(AP)-The
-c,oG - investigation OF
...rt months into the tu-
- voting $4,000 more for
litigation has been in pro-
.~.- ne House gave 4 special
.- IS original $4,000 fund.
smith said recently most
.. .... ~-- had been exhausted. The
E.--. og:9red the new appropria-
III. objection.
a.a, before the committee
=. Warren Madden Of the
q renewed MS testimony
3EC rather than the board
aa exchange OF information
..'--. he two agencies regarding
..-u wanted to borrow money
e.. 3EC while unfair labor
l..--- ",.e pending against them
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
kioaHQh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy, not quite so
cold in tie mountains aid south
cast portion tonight. Saturday i'll
c-eas;ng cl"u6inesS and warmer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23

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La gaceta., 1940-08-20

Ita,g Esa mujer, la esposa de don
Miguel, fue el dnico amor de mi
vida. 70 estuve enamoradisi-
mo de ella. Me hubiera casado
con ella a no interponerse entire
nosotros ese hmbre... Y como mi
fortuna me 10 permite, he veni-
do a estas tierras por un motive
sentimental quiero yer a esa
mujer, verla con mis- ojos..., sin
que ella me yea a INF. Y cuando
me cerciore de que es feliz con
su marido y con su hijo, mar
.charme para siempre... ICom-
prende usted3...
Borgona habia fingido mara
villosamente esta vez una espe-
Gle de turbaci6n muy prOpia de
un hombre enamorado.
Su sed de VeRganza, su firme
designio de castigaF a los culpq-
bles, lie daba una fuerza y una
astucia nuevas en- 81.
III Cantinero, como hOmbre
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
Nc CARTHY CREE QUE LOS
YANKEES "A TIE
MEN ESPERANZA

New York, agosto 20.-Joe
Mccarthy asegura que los YAM
KEGS tienen aun buenas oportu-
nidades de victoria,
La novena esta en- la segHnda
division, dijo Mccarthy, con
nueve juegos o slgo ast detras
del Cleveland; pero solo siete 0
nueve derrotas. Quedan todavfs
mas de 40 juegos y nadie puede
negar que aun menos Ocasi0r
de ganar ell campeonato. "Ya he
mos empezadO a batear y 81 con-
tinuamos bateandO. la victoria
Sc pondra de nuestrs parte". Nc
earthly cit6 ell hecho de que su
novena habia anotado so carre-
ras en- solo 4S innings.
Joe cree en- la eficaeia del ba-
La gaceta., 1940-08-20


paste por ahi. No Sc Marcia.
| Descuidel
Arroj6 las bridas sobre ell es-
tribo; Borgoha lie imit6, y am
hos fueron a s~entarse a la orilla
del canine polvoriento Y solita-
rio.
Una soledad Y un Silencio ma
jestuoso, como 81 los dos hon.
bres fueran los unicos supervi-
vientes de toda la Humankind,
hubiese perecido en- un espanto-
so cataclismo.
El diplomatico sac6 dos puros
e~xcelentes, brindando uno a su
compahero.
Rosendo 10 cogi6 con una lar
ga s%onrisa, di6 lumbre con su pc
dernal, brind6 Ell ascua de la yes
ca al senior misterioso Y luego.
encendid su cigarro a su vez,
lentamente, cazurrsmente, SON.
riendo como 81 estuviese de ante
mano SECURE de que Sc le pre-
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
SOUTHERN BREWING co.
Tampa, Fla.

satisfecho de no haberse equivo-
cado en- sus ealculos, sonreia, mi
rando al spelo y sacudiendole al
puro la ceniza.
Sin embargo, NADIA decia.
Con la astucia de un pillo con-
sumado. esperaba a que Su aeon
.pahante sc eonfesaFa por COM
pleto antes de soltar 81 brenda.
Y, e~fectivamente, oy6 que el
otro continuaba de este modo:
ID Podre yo yer a eSos seho-
res desde algdn punto sin ser
visto por ellos?
Rosendo Sc decide a respOn-
der:
ISL soy yo quien lie guia a
ST. Porque son pocos los
que conocen la hacienda.
5iY usted...
@Figdrese, mi amo!... An
ties de que Ia cOmprara don Mi
guel, eran unos arenales como
astOs. MejOr dicho habia ciertas
La gaceta., 1940-08-20

huertas, pero poca cosa. La ca
sa de colonos la han hecho aho-
ra. Y 20 puede decirse que he 81
do Ell vendedor; muchos de los
terrenos, estabs 10 epcargsdo
de venderlos.
II Ash, listed conoce la fin
ca?
Como todas las cercanias.
5lY no hay en- los alrededo-
res yivienda algunal
FL Cantinero sonri6.
isl, senior, mi amo, que
hay! Estan los indios del rio
Chico. Por cierto que cuando
Ia hacienda don Miguel,
Sc 10 hicierOp observar algunos
enemigos de que Ia terra aque-
Sc vendiera... Los indios no
son vecinos muy agradables. Y
menos estos que llamamos Chi
cos, y que estan eompletamente
@Y Quiere listed decir que
La gaceta., 1940-08-20

Mike Jachs Sc vic obligado a
posponer hasta ell dia 6 de sep
tiembre la pelea entire Billy
Conn Y Bob Pastor,
La suspension, segdn Sc
calculo, lie hizo perder unos ST.
600. Tuvo que pagan las cuadri-
Has para colocar los asientos a.
dicionales, en- Polo Grounds, y
preparar el "ripg''.
Cuando ell dinero Sc habia gas
tado, examine bien las taquillas,
el tempo y las dificultades, y de
cidi6 aplazar ell encuentro hasta
noviembre.
Jacobs siente honda simpatia
por Conn y la verdad es que ell
joven irlandes siempre lie ha
traido la mala suerte.
lie contrat6 ell invierno pasa-
do y anunci6 una pelea entire BIZ
lily y Gus Lesnevitch, en- Miami.
Sc enferm6 Conn, con cranes
por TODD Ell cuerpo, y la pelea tu-
vo que ser cancelada.
Mike Jacobs anda a la GAIA de
un oponente para Jose Luis. 81
ha pensado va en- ell vencedor
del match Conn-Pastor pero no
es probable que tenga despues
suficiente tempo para presen-
tar Ell bout" en- la temporada
al aire fibre.
ST Conn, por ejemplo, triunfa
en- septiembre, la pelea con ell
campe6n no podra efectuarse
hasta los primeros dfas de octu-
bre, actuando a toda prisa, En-
octubre Sc efectuaran hos jue-
Cos de la serie mundial y este,
como es natural restara interes
a un match" secundario.
Mike Sc quja de los contra
tiempos de los dltimos meses I;
pero Jimmy Johnston asegura
que lleva gastados de su bolsillo,
en- ell entrenamiento de Bob Pas