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Evening star., 1941-02-11
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IL
Harley McCollum. Tulane's ALL
America scrub" who found polit-
ical science tougher than "Jarrin'
Jawn" Kimbrough, is a regular
once more and will assume his old
right tackle berth when the
Greenies begin spring football
practice next Monday.
The big Oklahoman, who took
the count from psychology and
kindred subjects last February,
passed all his school work with
q G plus average.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
2e Course Originator Believes Will Revouonze Golf Opens in June
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Towson
Teachers, Towson. Md.
Catholic U. VS.. Western Mary
land, Westminster, Md.
Tech at Eastern (series). $50.
Wilson VS.. Western (series), at
Roosevelt, $50.
Washington-Lee at Central,
$50.
Coolidge at Anaeostia, $50.
st. James at Landon, $3.50.
Roosevelt vs.. Mount st. Joseph,
Baltimore.
Friends VI. Boys Latin, Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Mount Rainier Tossers
Celebrate Twin Win

Mount Rainier Highs basket bal
teams are boasting q double victory
today, both on foreign courts.
The boys team registered 35-to-
% win over Greenbelt High yester-
day. with Ludwig Rodriguez and
Walter Daniels leading the way with
10 and points. respectively.
At MARYLAND Park, the girls added
their 18th successive victory by
downing Maryland Park lassies
31-6.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Marines Won't Comes

Quantico Marines want games
with strong quints. Call Sergt.
Blaine Laws at Marine Barracks,
Turner Field, Quantico 6129.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

HANDBALL STARTS Schwartz eft, defending
pion and of the favores in the District A. handba
championships got by the first round successfully play
opened at the Y NJ c. last night by virtue of bye
his first real tourney action tomorrow With him his
the Jewish Community Center Godsten
rstround Thomas Karnes of the Y. M. A.
212 23 In other frstround singles last night Martin o
Of the Jewish Community Center Verne Abbey c.
John McGovern, "Y" defeated
attached 21-13 1921 2l-1 Nathan MacCoby
Ducto "Y by forfeit First round of the doubles
goes on at the "Y" this evening at o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

George Washington. 81: Maryland. -.
Indiana, so; Iowa. 40.
Illinois. 55: Chicago. 90.
Wisconsin, As; Northwestern, 46 lover
time
Rhode Island State. 90; Maine. IS.
Kansas. "A Nebraska. IS.
Iowa State, 30: Kansas State. II.
Drake AZ; St Louis, %
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Dubuque. so: Parsons. 30.
81. Johns IN. ". So; Providence. 80.
Geneva as Bethany wv Va), a.
Vermont. 45: Norwich. a.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Gonzoqo Juniors Ahead

Sparked by Leonard's II points
Gonzaga's Junior varsity basket bal
team trounced Eastern's iayvees, 90
27, yesterday at Gonzaga gym.
Louisiana State, 43 Georgia Tech, Il.
North Carolina. rs: Clemson, So.
Georgia, 46: Florida, 40.
Tennessee "a; Alabama. 23.
Mississippi State. 40: Tulane, AZ.
Alma. 70: Olivet, 43
Evening star., 1941-02-11
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Evening star., 1941-02-11

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Evening star., 1941-02-11

RUSSELL MOTOR CO,
1901 Bladensburg Rd
Coimsr Manor, Md. WarheId S31f
FALLS CHURCH GARAGE
Falls Church, Va. Falls Church $500
SILVER SPRING MOTOR SALES
S615 Colesville Pike
Silver Spring. Md. Shep. 444s
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC.
1858 Wisconsin Ave. Michigan es7a
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Totals - 4 80
Pefsree-Mr BOYD
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
Los "ohmbFes olndados' de esta guerra
Por tenor de Franco, Ell abyecto regimen de
Petain p~ersigue a los republicanos eepanoles.
Trabajan los heroicos vascos por diez
centimos al dia.

Miles de refugiados han side
sacados de los campamentos de
Marsella Y mandates al desier-
to de Sahara, donde trabajan
bajo condolences muy desfavo-
rabies y crueles. Entire los obre-
ros martirizadOs figuran va
rios %prominentes oficiales repu
blicanos y hasta un exdiploma-
tico.
Mudhos de los e~sjanoles tie
men abietas las puertas de Me
jico, Argentina y otros paises
de la America Latina; pero el
gobierno de Vichy no les permi-
te salir,
I'm vapor lleno de refugiados
salido de Marsella en- la prima-
vera, esta detenido en- Dakar y
su spasajeros han sido interna-
dos. Otro, que Nevada 400 espa-
holes para Mejico, no pudo sa-
lir de Marsella, atendiendo vi
ohy una protesta de Franco.
Centenares de refugiados que
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
LA GAcETR

Frontera lie Espaha, sept. IL
(Ona).-L0s "hombres olvida-
COS" de esta guerra son los 49,
600 republicanos refugiados es-
paholes, en- su mayor parte vas
COS, que escaparon hacia Fran
cia despues del hundimiento de
L. resistencia republican,.
La mayor parte de los espano
les han estado en- uno u otro
campamento de concentration
desde que cruzaron la frontera,
aunque miles, capaces de man.
tenerse a 81 mismo, recibieron
limitada libertad. Tragica es,
actualmente, la posicion de la
mayor parte de ellos.
Ell gobierno de Franco los con
sidera un peligro potential y
presiona a las autoridades fran
cesas, sin haber encontrado re-
sistencia apreciable en- Vidhy.
Algunos han sido entregados a
los falangistas Y han sido asesi-
nados. Varies eSpaholes antifas
cistas siguen presses en- la par
te no-ocupada de Francia y es-
peran ell resultado de un juicio
de extradici6n.
Los oficiales de Vichy, cada
vez mas indignos en- su colabo,
raci6n con los nazis, temen q
Franco y frecuentemente acce-
den a sus demands.
Agentes e~spanoles de la poll.
cia secreta, asesinos profesiona.
les algunos de ellos, verificar
regitros, acOmpanados por Ia
policfa francesa, en- los refugis
dos de los republicanos.
Nniguna persona con pasa-
porte de Ia Repdblica puede ser
tirse segura en- Vichy. Cente-
mares de vascos han huido hacis
Ell campo, donde trabajan a ra-
ION de so centimos por dia, c
diez centavos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
O DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend, or
q business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing is SO inexeusable and 80 offensive as q
neglected case Of halitosis (bad breath). Be
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouAh with Listerine Antiseptic.
limo Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases of halitosis, say some authorities, are
due to the fermentation OF tiny food particles
10 the mouth, although some cases may be
due TO systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Lister1ne Antiseptic works
wonders because il first halts the fermen IA
ton and then overcomes the odors II causes.
Don't forget TO use Il. It's the hrst aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people
LI$TERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
LOS BARCoS NAZ1s
(Viene de la ia. pdg.)

los americanos de todas las
Americas de poner fin a Ia
illusion, por la noci6n roman
tica, de que las Americas pue-
den seguir viviendo feliz y pa
cificamente en- un mundo do
minado por los naZis.
LA guerra submarine sin
restricciones, en- 1941, consti-
tuye un desafio- I'm acto de
aggression - contra la historical
politica americana de libertad
de los mares.
"Claro Sc aprecia ahora que
Hitler ha iniciado su campa-
ma para controlar los mares
por medic de la rudeza y de
la fuerza y barriendo TODD
vestigio de derecho intermaclo-
nal Y humanidad. Este ataque
al Greer nc fu6 una localiZa-
da operaci6n militar en- ell Nor
tie del Atlantico. Este no ha
sido I'm nero episode en- una
lucha entire dos naciones. Este
fu6 un paso determinado ha-
cia crear un sistema perma-
nente en- ell mundo, basado en-
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
PARA LA NUJFR
DEL ROCAR
Yes 4ario. q E8cQr2c;6R


.aern9h.an .tErantenic G
rrcr los Qle q i5c9en.la m da-
lad esq Mica del bale russo,
son 81 presentation originalisi-
ma, a una fecha de hace apenas
veinte amos.
Els una consecuercia ell bale
russo del Ballet" creado en-
Francia, en- ell siglo XVIII, por
Pecour, autor de pantomimas
cue Ell mismo ponia en- escena,
ayudado por ell exquisite pintor
Vatican.
En- ell siglo XIX sufri6 inf
aitas transformations y evolu-
clones, y q su final, hacia 1900,
e destac6 del admirable TeatrO
lie Arte, orgarizado en- Moscd
por Stanilasky y Danchenko.
Sc ha dado en- decir que 10
cre6 el empresario Diaghileff,
cuando es 10 cierto que lie di6
impulse otro senior del mismo
n0mbre.
La platica rusa moderna a.
rranca del minucioso estudiO,
segdn algunos a%utores, de la
pintura franeesa y del trasladO
al suelo russo de muchas ideas
occidentales. Ademas procede
tambi5n del estudio intimo del
arte dc Ia China y ell Jap6l.
Era sobrio y sencillo ell "ba-
let" al ser creado por Pecour;
pero ha lido adguiriendo modal
dades de superaci6n.
Ahora es un arte a base de
la total transformaci6n de- la
rlastica e~sc6nica, incapaz de So
darse hasta que Sc admira Pile
r2mente confirmada por la rea-
lidad.
La nueva teorfa escenica, que
va va siendo vieja, avanz6 con-
siderablemente debido al empe-
no de Sin Tairoff, un director
de escena que lie di6 mayor fuer
"a y gracia a. experiments.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
FOSfItinG

La bondad de la fosfatina CO.
mo alimento para los ninos du-
rante ell crecimiento, eSta mas
rue probada, Existen en- ell mer
ado muy buenas classes de fos-
fatlnas, pero son sumamente
costosas. Esta es una manera
lie hacerla economical y excelen-
te:
Cacao pulverizado, rs gra-
mos; fecula de patatas, 200 gra
mos; fosfato de cal, 20 gramoS.
Hay que mezclar producto por
producto, deshaci6ndolos bien
hasta que resulte ell TODD un pol
70 finisimo. Tamizarlo 81 es pre-
cisO y guardarlo en- cajas de no.
ia de lata.
Para hacer luego la fosfati-
ma Sc proeede en- la misma for
ma que con las fozfatinas CO.
rrientes. BESIDE luego, la dosis
varia, segdn la edad del nino,
1esde una cucharadita de cafe
a una cucharada grande por ia
"a de leche. Sc pone a cocinar y
Sc hierve POGO Y Sc bate mucho,
10 mismo que ell chocolate. 81 es
necesario Sc endulza al servirlo.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

euas defensivas. Ellos los pro-
tegeran de los submarines;
ellos los protegeran de los a.
tacantes de la s~uperficie.
mi obligation como Presi-
dente es historical; es clara;
es ineludible.
"Hagamos bien claro este
aviso. BESIDE hoy en- 10 adelan-
tie, 81 los barcos de guerra ale
names e italianos entran en-
las aguas de defensa de Anne
RIGA, cuya protection es niece
saria, 10 haran bajo su cuenta
y peligro.
LAS 6rdenes que he dado,
como comandante en- jefe del
ejercito y la marina de los Es-
tados Unidos, son de cumplir
esa norma Embellishments.
La sola responsabilidad des-
cansa sobre Alemania. No ha-
bra disparos a menos que Ale
mania continue buscandolos.
mo me hago ilusiones So
bre la gravedad de este paso.
No 10 he dado precipitadamen
tie o a la ligera.
"Es ell resultado de meses
de constante y hondo pensar,
de ansiedad y de Oraciones.
En- la protection de vuestra ma
ci6n y la mia no puede ser E.
vitado.
"El pueblo americana ha
hecho frente a otras graves
crisis en- su historia-con reso
luci6n y coraje americana.
Hoy no hara NADIA menos.
"Y con esa fuerza interior
que emana de un pueblo libre
Y consciente de sus deberes y
de la rectitud de 10 que hace,
America-con la ayuda y ell
favor de Dios-mantendra su
terreno contra este ultimo alta
que sobre su democracia, su
soberania y su libertad,"
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
la fuerza, en- Ell terror , en- 81

la fuerZa, en- ell terror , en- 81
asesinato.
"Una paclfica nacA6n tras
de otra ha encontrado ell de-
sastre por rehusar mirar rec
tamente al peligro nazis en-
los ojos hasta verlo agarrado
a su gaznate. Estados Unidos
no cometera esa fatal equivo'
caci6n.
mo hemos buscado la que,
ira a tiros con Hitler y no la
buscamos ahora; pero Tampa
60 deseamos tanto la paz, que
estemos listos a pagan por ella
permitiendole a el atacar nues
tros barcos de guerra y mer'
cantes mientras Sc italian EN-
penados en- negocios legitl-
mos. Cuando listed We una ser
piente de cascabel preparada
para atacar, listed no espera a
que ataque antes de aplastar-
ia. Esos submarines y depre-
dadores nazis son las culebras
de cascabel del Alantico. Cons
tituyen una amenaza a las ru-
tas libres de los altos mares.
Representa- un reto a nuestra
soberania.
"Martillean en- nuestros
mas pr~eciosos derechos GUAM
do atacan los barcos con la
bandera americana - simbolo
de nuestra Independence,
nuestra libertad y nuestra vida.
Eel tempo para la defensa
activa aqui esta. Ahora es ell
tempo de prevenir los alta
ques.
Isl los submarines o depre-
dadores atacan en- aguas dis
tantes, ellos pueden atacar
igualmente bien a la vista de
nuestras cosas. Su misma pre-
sencia en- las aguas que Anne
RIGA estima whales para su de-
fensa, constituye un ataQue.
"Sobre nuestra escuadra de
vigilancia y la aviaci6n-que
ahora operan con gran hume
70 de barcos y aeroplanos er
una vasta extension del ocea.
no Atlantico-cae ell deber dc
mantener la norma americana
de libertad de los mares, aho-
ra. ESQ significa, muy simple
y claramente, que ~nuestros bu
ques de vigilancia y aeropla.
nos protegeran todos los bar
cos mercantes-no solo anne
ricanos sine de cualquier ban
d~era-empenados en- misione'
de concrete dentro de las a.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
ingreaaron volkntarianerte On

ingreaaron volnntariamente On
~ Legion FyIaG:ora, .-ogo dc
75ta,lar r. g.-e-rs 20 oncion-
iran inte: ladOs en-. el Norte de
Africa.
Vecincs de Ca3aol2rca, III
rrueeos fri Mes, que trataron
de ayUdar cen where's y alimen.
los a 10 refugiados, recibieron
ayisos para que dasistiasen de
hacerlo, "por cuanto Sc interpre
taria como un acto hostil a Es-
pana'.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
Sc AHORCO EN- LA CARCEI

Jacksonville, sept. 12.-Dos
horas despu6s de haber sido de-
tenido por una falta de poca i'm
portancia, Emory Baker, de 81
amos, Sc ahorc6 en- la carcel. De-
j6 una carta diciendo que Sc sui
cidaba Pc rdificul .a5as econ6-
micas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
DIVORCES

Decretos: Dott Stump con-
ira Charles Stumppl; ! Grace
Srire contra Milton L. John.
Nuevas demanjas: Luisa
Ruehrdanz contra Alfredo f,
Ruehrdanz; Blanche Lola Lilies
contra john Thomas Lilies; Lois
B. Greeson contra Luisa B.
Gre
 n.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is,
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Champion Has Fought Practically Every Type

unexpert
the challenger all
hand cooked He them all down.
Godoy Mustos crawed shells, which Louis
open Sharkeys
fashy whtewashed Schmeng Tony
% Louis
clint o
Billy something which
freshly
slightly terrific
Evening star., 1941-06-18
|Espey on Directing
Board Of Redskins;
Has FIashy Plans

Jack Espey, local boy, has made
good with the Redskins, winning a
regular position on the Board of
Directors after capably handling the
clubs business five years as general
manager. He will continue to serve
in that capacity and already has
large plans for the approaching
season.
Organization of a 21-man glee
club and increase of the band from
100 to 110 pieces-with new uni
forms, are on the Redskin agenda.
All other officers of the club have
been reelected with George Mar
shall in the presidents chair, M. D.
Doyle, vice president, and Milton
King, secretary Together with
Espey and Edward J. Reeves they
will comprise the Board of Directors.
The Redskins squad departs for
its training base at San Diego
August IA.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Conn EIopement Is Off
AS News Leaks Out
OF Wedding Plans
Blond Sweetheort's Dod
Threatens to Use Fists
To Break Up Romance
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, June 18-Disclos-
ure that Billy Conn and his pretty
blond sweetheart have applied for a
marriage license threatened today
TO break up any plans they might
have had to elope soon after his bat
tie tonight in New York with Joe
Louis for the heavyweight cham
pionship.
Register Walter Evans in the little
town of Brookville. about 70 miles
northeast of Pittsburgh, said Conn
and Mary Louise Smith applied for
a license there last week. Conn gave
his name as William David Conn,
age %, and Miss Smith said she was
81.
Jimmy Smith, former major league
baseball player and husky father of
the girl, quickly registered his oppo-
sition to the union. declaring:
champion or no champion, I'll
punch h out of that fellow and
he'd probably be the first one to
say could do it. I hope he wins,
cut want MN 10 stay away from
my family
Miss Smith disappeared. Her
father said she was with him and
there won't be any marriage be-
cause she's only 18."
Conn first denied his engagement
at his training camp. Then when
friend got him in his New York ho-
tel and broke the news, he said:
Now how the heck do you sup
pose that got out? 1t puts me on
the spot"
Smith, a weak batting utility in
fielder, played with Chicago and
Baltimore in the Federal League in
1914, with Pittsburgh in 1915 and
later with the Phils, Giants and
Reds.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
The Bomber Moy Be Slower but He's Smarter

reasonable associate Louis with punching power
bomber patrol Just stretching Carnera
would be good start But thee
fast short as
Both of the Baers hit Pat ComlsKey
can hit almost everybody they face
fights because he can box ana MT hS
often the list of former heavyweight champions
and pick out any the league with The Brown
oher There was Corbett Tumey and possibly
Sharkev ofhand Sullivan Willard Dempsey Schmehg Car
and Braddock
The OF his speed lhlS couu
Louis H. ne mas oeeh
nce than he was when at the first time and
r,mched big Camera full of holes
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Joe's Main Problem Moy Be Finding Billy

be a fighter Louis has ousht
His be snaer and ne may move
everything inside OF 2oot ring
caught his hrst year as pro-
John Henry levi and Bob Pastor
Louis has looked comparatively PAD
he ball OF hre
by bulng the champion anu
taking Godoy went 10 ROUNDS o
the OF this piece IS
beat Louis Some oont
look bad After
will resemble mosquito the
dlherent
things lei
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Facts and Figures on Fight
By the Associated Press.

stake-World heavyweight championship
Billy Pittsburgh
Place-Poo Grounds New York City.
Bout-5 a decision.
preliminary, (E t.; main bout 9 PM
Betting odds-Ious, to knockout.
Approximate weghts-Lou 200; Conn, IT.
gate-40O00 spectators; 100000.
Club Mike Jacobs president
selected by the New York State
foreas-Cloudy of rain fight will be
Broadcastng (WOL), (E t..
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Louis TrifIe Slower,
But Artist Insists
He Still Hits Fast
Smooth Running Of Joe's
Comp Impresses Riggs;
Champ Grim, Confident
By ROBERT RIGGS.

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y, June
18.-Joe Louis told me he had
slowed up. some in the ring.
Maybe so, but he still hits fast
enough-fast enough and hard
enough. too.
At least that was the impression
he gave me as I watched him in
action training for his fight with
Billy Conn.
Louis camp was a sharp contrast
to Conns Pompton Lakes camp,
where the place hustled with people
and noise. The whole Louis camp
is run in a quiet, tranquil manner
Smooth and thorough.
Joe's skipping rope has ball-bear-
ings in the handles! I don't know
if that is unique. but I never saw
it before and it seemed typical of
the entire camp.
Some athletes seem to increase in
size the closer they are seen. Louis
does. AS I looked at his arms
was conscious in each case of sur
prise at their size.
He trained hard. He seemed
grim. He seemed confident, but
grimly determined to take no
chances.
A 200-pounder threw medicine
ball, full force, against Louis abdo-
men some 10 or u times. After the
last impact Louis remarked that
some one must have put lead in that
ball But he spoke the words abso-
lutely normally. Apparently he had
as much breath in him as ever.
(TomorrOtO-RiggS' Story OF the
Fioht
Evening star., 1941-06-18

for Billy-she's to be told what
happened.
Mary Jane, 20, and Peggy Ann,
IL, Billy's sisters, are the only
members of his immediate family
who will be "at home" for the
fight
Along with some cousins and
other relatives they will sit close
by the radio, constrained to 81
lence or whispered urgings for
their brother, because anything
louder would disturb NOM"
Ringwise veterans have hailed
Billy's courage, but they wouldn't
marvel if they knew this MON"
of his.
For nearly two years she has
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Soft Sentiment of Ring Fans
With Cocky Challenger, but
Hard Cash Is On Chompion

as one of the rings all-time greats
possibly and probably the foremost
champion of all time-and Billy
Conn still thinks he has his num-
ber.
Louis has reached the full bloom
of maturity and is closer to his
peak than at any time perhaps.
since the fateful night three years
ago when he sent Max Schmeling
spinning to the canvas. crazed with
pain. crushed and broken. Nobody
expects him to attain that savage
height again. but he's close to it for
this talkative Conn fellow. whom he
cordially dislikeS and Warily regards
as the last barrier between himself
and retirement. undefeated. This
may be our last look at Joe Louis at
his best, at his greatest, and he
wants to leave lasting memory.
Nova Scrap Is Anti Climax.
The proposed scrap with Lou
Nova. to follow in September. will
be anti-climax to tonight's busi-
ness. Nova. in Louis book. is Just
another big. ambitious boy with lit
tie powder in his cannons. and it is
safe to say he won't train as hard
and carefully for him as he has for
Conn.
Louis will have a weight advan-
tage of approximately 25 pounds
tonight. He has couple of inches
on him in reach. which is important.
and punches much harder than the
challenger. Conn NAV have the
edae in boxing skill and ring gen.
eralship, but more than one fighter
has piled up a tremendous margin
on points and then lost by knock
out That is Louis house" margin
Conn can win the first IA rounds
and be belted out in the last Billy
has got to wage a perfect fight for
45 minutes without slip to win.
while all Louis needs is a fraction
of a second to land his "sinker."
Point out all the angles, and they're
numerous. and it all boils down to
that thought.
1t should be an interesting argu-
ment while it lasts and Conn may
win, but on form you've got to
string along with the chalk. the
same being Mr.. j. Chalk Louis.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Win, Lose or Draw
The Winner
and Same Old Champion . .
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.
Star staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, June 18-n the analysis if
thing final prefgh analysis Challenger concedng
everything to Joe Louis sheer speed afooand tonight the
Polo Grounds there will be track
altme
Conn hitter champion II fights defense
of his heavyweight title addition to the he himself challenged
His ighheavy
relatively side.
along OF the nght MOP likes
probably will have to outpon
the but that Billy
possibility the broad statement that
like somebody 10 explain
rated above Louis as boxer
of felntng Jaobng
hooking, crossing defending himself
hunch that Louis was the best among he Digger
nen Gene Tunney
Evening star., 1941-06-18
BY DUKE MORAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer

PITTSBURGH. June 18.-Far
from the ringside where Billy
Conn meets Joe Louis for the
heavyweight title tonight, a
sweet faced woman will be un-
dergoing a more cruel ordeal
than any the explosive fists of
the Brown Bomber can pose for
Billy-boy, her son.
Mrs. Margaret Conn, 4l-year-old
mother of the Pittsburgh chal-
lenger, is too i'll to listen to the
radio broadcast of the fight in
the Conns' comfortable Fifth
avenue home here. But as soon
as the fight is over-win or lose