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Evening star., 1940-06-20
French, Yielding, Halt
War Goods 10 China
Through |ndo China
!. Will Let japan Stotion
Inspectors; Toxic Lifts
1ientsin Blockade
Sy the Associated Press.

TOXIC. June 20.-France has &C
ceded entirely to Japan's demands
for the hating of transportation of
war supplies through French Indo-
China to China and has agreed to
permit Japanese inspectors to enter
1ndo-China to make sure that the
traffic ends, the Foreign Office an
nounced today.
French Ambassador Charles
Henry told Vice Foreign
Minister Masayuki Tani that for
many months nothing but trucks of
petroleum had been passing into
China by way of Indo-China and
since July II these also had been
banned.
Frances acceptance of Japan's de-
mands was announced after the
Toxic press had adopted a sharper
tone in the French Indo-China situ-
alton. The newspaper Asahi raised
the question of Japanese control of
important points,
Tientsin Blockade Lifted.
The Foreign Office also announced
lifting Of the Tientsin blockade ef-
fective at noon today 90 pm, E.
S. T.. Wednesday, following the
signing of an agreement with Brit
ain and France.
The japanese Army had main
tanned barricades around the British
and French concessions in the
Northern China city since June IA,
1889. during controversy over
'terrorist' acts in Tientsin and the
question of Chinese silver reserves
deposited in banks in the British
and French concessions.
Reliable sources said the blockade
was not especially included in the
agreement, but was under army
jurisdiction.
Terms of Settlement.
The Foreign Office in a COM
munique summarized terms of the
settlement of the controversy which
led to the blockade as follows:
Policing-Co-operatiye suppression
Sof all terrorist activities" including
exchange of information and the
presence of Japanese when British
or French concession police take
action against persons in whose
criminal activities" the japanese
are interested. 1t was said the
japanese would be only observers" :"
for the agreement does not provide
for direct Japanese action within
the concessions.
Silver-About s1,050,000 or $12,-
100000 of Chinese silver deposited
In banks in the two concessions will
be withdrawn to purchase foreign
wheat and otherwise provide for
Chinese flood sufferers. The remain
ing silver will be sealed up pending
an eventual settlement
Currency-The British and French
will place no difficulty in the way
Of use of Japanese currency within
their concessions. There was no
Evening star., 1940-06-20
People Of Uruguay
Called 10 Volunteer
For Army Training
Nation Acts to Block
Germon InfiItrution,
Threot to Security
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTEVIDEO. June 20.-Little
Uruguay called today upon her two
million people to destroy the Trojan
Horse.
The government summoned all
men and women to voluntary en-
listment for military training or for
wonen's auxiliary services.
Officials acted to sharply limit the
influx of so-called tourists"
The man-in-the-street took heart
from the visit of the United States
cruiser Quincy, which arrived today
on a good neighbor tour.
Uruguay is the Achilles heel of
South America. A parliamentary
commission just has issued a 33-
Evening star., 1940-06-20

point indictment of Nazi infiltration.
The commission said it disclosed
Nazi plan for military occupation OF
the nation.
Disclosures from the report said
evidence had been found of scheme
to make over Uruguay's national life
and create a little Germany" in
South America.
The army was ordered to stand
ready, although spokesmen said the
report seemed to show no immediate
threat to national safety.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
British Soldiers Kidnapped;
Belfast Troops Armed

BY the Associated Press.
BELFAST. June 20.-Troops armed
with machine guns were stationed
at all street corners in Belfast last
night after two British soldiers had
been disarmed and kidnapped.
The kidnapers spirited the soldiers
away in an automobile.
Other troops were stopping all cars
and a house-to-house search was
made for the stolen firearms.
Evening star., 1940-06-20

provision for withdrawal from cir
culation of Chinese currency.
The Japanese originally had de-
manded that all the Chinese silver
be handed to them, and that the
Chinese currency be withdrawn.
Evening star., 1940-06-20

Twenty Latin American republics
have increased their trade with the
United States recently.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
Ell CONGRESS-
LA ELECCION DE AVILA
CAMACHO

Ciudad de Mexico, sep. Bel
Congreso proclam6 aver la elsc-
ci6n del general Avila Camacho
como presidente de la Rep1bli-
ca. Las seSiones fueron inau-
guradas con un discurso del
presidente Lazaro Cardenas.
La tranquilidad es complete,
pero los amigos de Almazan Sc
uneven en- secreto Y algunos de
ellos dicen que Ell tomara pose
sion en- diciembre. Mas de 49,
900 soldados Sc hallaban antea.
yer en- la capital, sin contar los
grandes contingencies de campo
sinos, todos partidarios de Avi-
la Camacho y gritaron Viva ell
general Lazaro Cardenas.
Los jefes militares, por orden
superior, no pudieron asistir a
la inauguration del Congreso.
TODD ell cuerpo diplomatico a.
sisti6 al acto Official, sin tener Ell
cuenta las demostraciones de los
almazanistas.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
LAS De WILL
KIE USABAN ESPIAS CON
IRA LOS

New York, Sep. Sci presi-
dete del Comite Nacional Demo
cratico, Edward j. Flynn, anun-
clio aver que las actas de un CO.
mite investigator del Senado re-
velan que siete de las companies
subsidiaries del Truts del cual
era p~residente Wendell Wilkie,
usaban espias en- contra de los
trabaiadores. "Mr. Wendell Viii
kie Sc Incline aver ante los Ira
bajadores del pals, congratulan-
dolos por la circumstance de que
solo en- la libre America y en- Ia
p~erseguida Inglaterra Sc permit
tie la existencia de colectividades
obreras." "Nosotros tenemos las
evidencias de que ante el comite
investigator de La Toilette Sc
probo que una de las companies
de Mr.. Wilkie, la Georgia PO-
well Co. habia gastado $4,000
en- pagan espias de la agencia
Pinkerton; otra compania de
Mr.. Wilkie, la Central Illinois
Light habia comprado armas y
gases; que otras tres de sus com
pafias eran clientes de las mas
grandes agencias de espionaie
del mundo indw trial.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
lC~ONFESARON UN E
NATo POR MEDIC DE LA
DYNAMITE

Scotland, Conn.,, sep. 3.-Un
hombre de So amos, Charles S.
Garvin, confes6 hoy haber ase-
sinado a su padre, por medic de
la dinamita, y jue lie ayud6 en- Ell
crimen John Shimenski, de IS
amos de edad.
Shimenski confes6 tambien y
dijo que la dinamita Sc habia
colocado en- Ell coche del vieio
Garvin, un hombre de "a amos,
y que Ell hijo Sc protegi6 de la
explosion detras de un arbd.
~Shimenski actuaba de chofer y
ayudante. La dinamita Sc pusO
debajo del asiento y con ell ALAN
.bre "conectado" en- la bateria.
El viejo Sc hsbia metido en- el
autom6vil para escuchar eel ra-
dio"del coche.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
MAS DE UN MILLION DE
HOMBRES HAN ENCON-
TRADO TRABAJO

Boston, Sep. 3-La Secretaris
del Trabajo Sra. Perkins, ma
nifest6 aver que mas de un mi.
Hon de personals han encontrado
fuera de la agricultural,
en- ell ultimo ano. Trabajan aho-
"a 100000 de personals mas
que hace siete amos, sin incluir
los 100000 de ciudadanos y
ciudadanas que laboran para la
WPA. "Durante Ell ano las rela-
clones industriales han mejora-
do tambien de manera aprecia-
Bile y obreros y patronos coope :
ran con la mayor s~inceridad."
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
PEPPER HABIo AVER EN-
JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, sept. 3-Como
huesped de la Asamblea Central
de Artes Y Oficios, el senador
Pepper habl6 aver en- la playa
de Jacksonville y denunci6 a A
dolfo Hiser como Ell mas sinies-
tro NAL del mundo. Elogi6 ell Sc
nador a los trabajadores, de los
cuales es amigo, y dijo que ha-
bian dado y estaban dando gran
des pruebas de patriotismo en- la
Florida Y en- la naci6n. Pepper
pronunci6 otro discurso en- ASH
eville, Carolina del Norte. LOS
trabajadores de Estados Unidos
no tendran que ser reclutados a
Ia fuerza. Yo lamento que otras
elementos no cooperen como vie
nen cooperando los trabajado-
res. Algunos individuos tienen
Ia creencia de que ell fuerte debe
derivar su potencia del debil. va
han pasado los dias cuando los
tribunales eran usados en- con-
ira de los trabajadores. FL Capt.
tai no es mejor que Ell trabajo,
y el trabajo no es menor q. ell ca
pital. En- Alemania los hombres
trabajan encadenados. Son escla
vos remando en- las galeras del
hitlerismo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
LOS MAR
lCHARON EN- LA PARADA

Jacksonville, Sep. 3.-En la
parada del Dfa de los Trabaja-
dores, celebrada aver, Marcia :
ron los 1000 huelguistas, hon.
bres y mujeres, del taller de SUI
dor de John Swisher e Hijo. La
compahia ofrece va pagan los
aumentos pedidos, pero Sc MEGA
a reponer al exvicepresidente
McCorkhill. Los huelguistas SOS
tienen que sus demandas son
justas y por 10 tanto insisten en-
elias,
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
A UNI AIICALDE
INFERNO

Habana, Sep. 3.-Cuando ira
taba de violentar la GAIA del a
y~untamiento de Guanabacoa. Ell
alcalde INFERNO Carlos Ramos
fue muerto a tiros por la poll :
cia.
Sc lie ordeno que Sc rlndiera,
pero Ramos abri6 fuego, hirien-
do al agente Antonio Correa. I'm
complete del ladr6n, Daniel Gar
ella, no hizo resistencia y confe-
SO.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
TABACO SIN NICOTINA EN-
LA REGIN OE KENTUCKY

Lexington, KY, ep. 3.-Un
tipo de tabaco que luce, hue
lie Y tiene ell sabor del tabaco,
pero esta cast por complete Ii
bre de nicotina, ha sido desa-
rrollado por la estacion expe-
rimental de ADJ. Contiene ell
nuevo tipo solo I'm promedio
de .O2 de uno por ciento de
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
AMERICANOS PARA AYU-
OAR A SENBRAR GOMA
EN- BOLIVIA .

La Paz, Bolivia, Sept, g.
Peritos de los Estados Unidos
seran traidos al pals para Mu-
dar a la siembra de gonna. Sc
calcula que no vendran antes del
mes de abril de 1941.
Varias estaciones sel crea-
das en- Ell distrito nordeste. Las
ngociaciCnes Sc iniciaron por la
legaci6n de Bolivia en- Washing
ton.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
NICOTINE. 3. tabacoeofdinario

nicotina. FL .tabaco~ofdinario
verbose contiene qn dos por
ciento dc nicotina y eli oscurc
a 8 a a % y en- machos casos
hasta Ell r..
Sc obtuVo la nueva planta
por medic de un cruce de di-
ferentes classes, comenzando con
tabaco tipo aleman, que 'tlene
desde 0.10 a OH de uno por
ciento de nicotina. Dirigi6 ell
cultivo especial Ell DR.. w. d.
Valleeau.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
MURI0 ~GATTI-CASAZZA

Ferrara, Italia, sept. 3:A-Fa-
ueci6 aver en- esta su ciudad ma
tai ell famoso empresario de 6pe
ra Giulio GattiGasazza, que du-
rante muchos amos dirigi6 la
Metropolitan Opera Co., de New
York, Sc retro en- 1885. Presen-
to Ell a numerosos cantantes de
merito y entire ellos a Lily Pons
Y Lawrence Pibbett.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
NOTA DE PESAME

Expresamos nuestro pesame,
nuy sincere, a los familiares de
"a guerilla hermann Josefa Ro :
lriguez, de la Orden Caballero
lie la Luz, fallecida anteayer,
Era una mujer modesto, labo-
ROSA, inteligente, y trabajaba
con verdadero entusiasmo por ell
progreso de la Orden.
Recibira sepultura ell cadaver
en- Ell cementerio Woodlawn.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
GENERAL TRUJILIo EN-
MIAMI


Miami, Sep. 3.-L,eg6 a esta
ciudad Ell general Rafael Leoni-
llas Truillo, Ell hombre fuerte de
Snto Domingo, que Sc dirige d
NY York; donde Sc sometera a
= Feconocimiento medico.
Wlnco personals llsgaron con
e., pero Sc habian reservado los
q aSientos de I'm aeroplanoe
la Eastern Air Lire.
yacht de TrR
fis," habfa arri6auy vierHeg.
con 7 pasajeros.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
MOLINET Sc OFRECE

Ell notario William Molinet Sc
ofrece para llenar las planilas,
de gratis, a los extranjeros que
no sepan hacerlo. Pueden diri-
girse a 81 en- ell 2215 de la Gale
%, barriada de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

de Martinica y Guadalupe, po-
cesiones francesas en- Ell ICaribe,
ascguAn quS sc efectuar& IN
plebiscito para determinar 81 Sc
rinde adhesion al regimen de Pc
tain o Sc acuerda sostAamel goN
bierno 'qibre" del gene( Ehar-
les de GauGe, creado e On
dres. La mayoria parece inclf
narse a De La Gaulle.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
NOTAS SOCIALES
Viens de asa p6g.)

70, con motive de celebrarse Ell
dfa de los trabajadores.
Muchas furon las parejas que
bailaron al compass de las orques
tas don Francisco" y "Sono-
RAJ.
u ndfa de verdadera algeria
para todos los que tuvieron la
dicha de asistir.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
En- d Teatro Casino

Hoy y manana pasara por ia
pantalla del teatro Casino la e.
mocionante pelicula "LOS RE-
FUGIDAOS DE MADRID" 0
al QUINTA To
dos los que asistieron en- Ell dia
de aver, han salido muy salts
fechos y elogiando la super pro-
ducci66n. Sc la recomendamos.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Uno que Sc Marcia sacrifice una
casa que vale / 5000, en- Nebraska,
por$4,0O0. Mil pesos al contado y Ell
resto a plazos. Cuatro habitaciones
de dormir, sala de sol, c%ocina, coch7-
ra, DEGRADE, techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Cinco casas en- Ybor, de esquina, 1
de 2 pisOs. Cuatro de un pisO. Todas
en- buenas condolences, o aceras.
Alquiler dc se6 por mes. Precio de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
Y una casa de vivienda cSn 3 c~uartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $2,750. Una ter
cera al contado y el rasto a plazos
faciles.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
I'm EJFRo1 b DEF ZOO He
a'0sxA

"a. :; 5 70 e:sj E e. :; . !: e' s;s:.
ito aver @ui, la d bue los he
braos de los Estad& Unidos re
clutaran un ej6rcito de 100000
hombres para combatir junto al
ejercito britanico. Esos 100 1000
hombres, seg1n A. Abrahams,
jefe del departamento polftico
de la oSganizaci6n Nueva Zionis
ia, no apSFeceran en- los contin-
gstes que va pelea en- la PRles-
tina.
Ell nuevo ejeercito sera equi-
pado por ~Inglaterra, aunque los
(hebreos haran un esfuerzo mo-
.netario para ayudarlo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Casa de dos pisos en- Taliaferro 3
cuartos, sala, cocina, banjo, arboles
frutales. 75x126 $1,000. $3.50 al con-
tado y is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Cerca del parque Robes, dos casas.
de estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2,250.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Casa pequeha, dos cuartos de dor
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus DR..
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. Al
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y el res
to c6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Berlin, GeptieM ore
toridades nazis %pronOstican que
Ia resistencia inglesa solo durs-
ra otraS dos semanas mas, a 70
sumo. ia aviaci6n Sc esta can
sando y sera barrida de los al
res, dSando a Alemania ell do
mimic complete. Ash le pas6 a
Francia antes de las 1ltimas IA
ses de su derrota."
Goering anuncio aver la des-
trucci6n, en- "a horas, de So a.
viones ingleses, afirmando que
los nazis solo perdieron %.
La gaceta., 1940-09-03

Tenemos para la venta Fincas, Bo-
degas. Gasolineras y 10 que listed
busca
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
PLEBISCITO EN- LA MARTI-
MICA

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sep. 3
-Personas llegadas de las islas
La gaceta., 1940-09-03
NAfSZ DICEN QUE SD

DERRTMBARA PRCNTC LA
OETENSA MOI Co
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29

Little Davey O'Brien. the mad
mite who runs like deer. viii
not only captain the Philadelphia
Eagles professional football team
this fall but will also have full
charge Of his allies on the field.
This statement. emanating from
the bailiwick Of the Philly grid
barons. attests to the Importance
and ability Of the ex-collegian.
When the Texas Terror entered
pro football last season he did not
have many duties TO perform. It's
true that he cracked and cracked
har -. three passing records that
had previously stood. He blotted
out the old mark for most COM
pleted passes in a single game
when he clicked 10 against Green
Bay. And just by the way OF
showing that such feat was not
a fiuke he followed 1t UP one week
later with 81 successfully-com.
pleted ovals against Detroit. But
this year Mr.. O'Brien. aside from
smashing records. will select the
plays Of the Eagles and function
as their field general.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29
Local 1874 Ball
Team Play Pierce
AT Homecoming

AS we go 10 press we are in
formed that arrangements have
been made for Local 1874 Celia
nese local union TO play the
Pierce team OF the United Mine
Workers OF America on Labor
Day at the Homecoming Ball Park.
celanese team manager j. w.
Long has been receiving bou-
quets for the way he has
brought his team along lately.
The silks hold a decision over
the miners. but a reversal Is
threatened in the coming game.
Local 1874 will play Moorefield
on Sunday at the West Virginia
teams ground. Arrangements
are being made for later games
with union teams from Covington
and Roanoke.
The next issue of the VOICE
OF LABOR will carry photo
graphs of both Local 1874 and
the Pierce miners teams.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29
.Muha Quits Pros to
Go Back to COLLEGE

Pearl River, n. ". Aug. 81
George Muha. Carnegie Tech
football player who has been
working out with the New York
pro Giants, has decided to re-
turn to Carnegie Tech for an
other season instead of casting
his lot with the paid players. it
was announced here yesterday
by officials of the local institu-
ton.
Although he has spent four
years in college. Muha is still
eligible TO play with Tech be-
cause he missed his sophomore
year OF football due TO injuries.
While with the Giants the bril-
liant backheld star won a wing
back post in one Of the two New
York backtields and his depar-
ture from camp has caused coach
Steve Owen to look around for
somebody else to fill his shoes.
possibly Hank Soar.
Of the tournament. Ritzenberg
took the first set 60. losing the
second 6-l. and fighting out the
third to lose at 1913.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29
VOICE
of
LABOR
TO
Exclusive
E1QiI;{ER

Quakertown. but he had his
naughty hardies up among the
select, and what more could they
ask?
Conway's no alien here. Didn't
he turn out crackerjack eleven
at LaSalle some years ago? He
did. And II those Irish have any
thing in them he'll certainly bring
1t out this fall.
That Odi0us aroma which
emanated from the last boxing
show at Community Park is still
around. In fact. it'll take a
long time 10 wipe out the stencil
Of that fiasco. There you have
the answer TO the query,
whats the matter with box
ing In Cumberland"
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29
klinetOb and
Hartman Win
Singles Here
Baltimore Team Takes
Doubles; Hartmans Win
Mixed Doubles

The tourney this year attracted
many well-known tennis players
and fast tennis was produced the
past three days on local courts.
Arlo Klinetob. OF Scranton. Pa.
won the mems singles from Bill"
Godfrey. of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. 60. 6-3. ST.. 6-3.
Joy Hartman. Pittsburgh. last
years winner took the women's
singles from Ann Dayett. a former
Baltimore City champion after a
hard-fought match, partly In the
rain. 6-3. 2-6. 6-2.
GODFREY PLAYS WELL
Frank G.. Roberts. Baltimore.
one of the leading officers in the
Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis As
ISOLATION. teamed with Alex Kettles.
another Baltimorean. to win the
mems doubles from Arlo Klinetob
and Adrian Hartman. (thc best
tive out Of three sets on account
Of darkness. 6-2. Ga.
The mixed doubles were annex
&c by Joy Hartman and her BROTH
er. Adrian, last years champions.
from Dolly Harris. Pittsburgh. and
Allie Ritzenberg. Washington, 6-i.
6-l.
One of the features OF the tour
nament was the playing of Bill"
Godfrey. In the semi-finals he de-
feated Harry Wald. winner OF the
tournament for the past three
years. Us. GA. In the quarter A.
mails he disposed Of Bob Brosius.
Pittsburgh. 8-6. Us, after Brosius
had a five-game lead in the de-
Gliding set.
Klinetob. to reach the finals.
bested Martin Tressel. Pittsburgh,
in the quarter-flnals. In the SEMI
finals he eliminated Allie Ritzen-
burg. in one Of the best matches
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29

Sonia Heinie. is quite a golfer d.
In fact he's such a good linksman
that he's out to win the amateur
title OF New York - The simon
pure tourney starts next week and
Topping. aside from being a regu-
lar fellow. really hit the ball in
the English amateurs a couple
Of years back.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29
HERE AND THERE ALONG
THE RIALTO OF SPORTS

You and have been around long time. Long enough,
to know when things the up and up We all
like sports and the fans often ndugent when things
don't always turn expected But the last fight card
the Community Ball Park makes me- and you and you and YOU
wonder just what this world is coming to.
For the past several months the puglc Cumberland
have been treated mighty good cards by the Cumber.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-08-29

have been treated to some mig
land Athletic Club. Cards good
good enough in fact to warrant
the patronage OF residents from
the metropolitan areas.
Came The Dawn
But last week the Cumberland
followers OF fistiana we're served
q mighty unpalatable dish. which
is going to leave many OF them
suffering from fight indigestion
for some time.
Who is to blame for the fiasco?
Is II the Maryland State Boxing
Commission or is 1t Tommy Maus,
the man about town?
Maus has been bearing the brunt
OF the blame as the principal
involved. He's been accused Of
giving the fans raw deal and to
this date he has made no defense.
But while we are at 1t we may
as we'll investigate the entire mat
ter and find out just what the
score is.
The State CommiSh
In all the writings about the
"rOoking" Of those who attend
ed the fights" We fail 10 find
AIRY reference 10 the role play
ed by the State Boxing Commits
sion. While the prime blame for
the raw deal must rest in the
first place squarely on the
shoulders of Promoter Tommy
Maus. the situation also calls
for dealing out a deck TO the
agency of the State of Mary
land which permitted such
"shcnanigins."
The State Boxing Commish. has
only one reason for existence. 1t
Is TO keep things clean in a sport
which has often been unSavory
and to protect the public.
The events OF the last Gao.
card prove that the officers Of the
Commission we're asleep at the
switch
Contracts
II needs some explaining why
Chairman Stanley Scherr was so
lenient in permitting violation OF
the rules OF the Commission. II
these rules had been observed.
by the way. the public would not
have been cheated!
Contracts must be filed ten days
In advance of bouts. This provi-
sion was violated. Substitutions
have to be definitely approved.
The Substitutions OF last Thurs
day were not.
1t is quite fitting to ask why the
State Commission was so neglect
full Of carrying out its duties.
While we can blame Promoter
Maus and his associates for cheap
tactics against the public it is
logical TO think that he will be the
sufferer in the lack OF confidence
his future enterprises will meet.
But. don't let us seek TO find a
whipping horse!
Put the rest OF the blame where
It apparently belongs. That is on
the State Boxing Commission and
its neglect.
CABS AND CUISINES
Lefty" Grove is a determin-
ed somebody - he's out for the
rest Of the season with broken
bone in his left foot. but he's
aiming for next year and con-
quests. Why conquests? Be.
cause eight wins will put him
In n class with Cy Young. the
only southsider TO date who has
won 800 or more games
Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth ended
their careers with about the
same total of bases on hits
Ruth's hits aggregated 5.S93 10
C0bb's $500. Cobb checked"
2.244 times 10 Babes 2.174 :.
Ruth "stole" 1913 sacks In ~
years :. The Babe. in case you
don't know II. assaulted the
apple for n .3i2 mark during
his history in the major league.