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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
Thursday, February 4

Thursday, FeDruaTy
 Benefic aspects rule today which should be fortunate for the Navy and the aviation forces. Labor comes under strong stimulating Influence.
 HOUSE AND HOME: Women to- day should benefit from an inspir- ing planetary direction which will enable them to be quite impersonal in analyzing their own problems. Juvenile delinquency will present perplexities and reformers will at tribute youthful lawlessless to lack of home influences while mo- thers are engaged in war industries. However the seers declare that by the time peace is attained the ris- ing generation will prove superior Tn mental and moral strength and will regard wartime outbreaks of violence as temporary alterations, partly due to the mass hypnotism Lof many nations in desperate con- ilict.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Aspects of Pluto presage imitation which will be progressively apparent through l943. Although victory for the United Nations is promised, many setbacks and disappointnents are inevitable. The stars foretell for the United States tremendous power which makes it the strong est of all nations with the respon- sibility of aiding all peoples who need help and that will mean the most of Europe and Asia. Our great test under the high standards set for the nation will come through the use we make of our wealth and natural resources.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: As the ul- dertone of gravity is felt in the United States there will continue to be constant quest for amusement among civilians as well as men in the Service who are on leaves and furloughs. Theaters will prosper. New plays and novel entertain ments will be offered. Religion also will interest many hitherto care less of churches. Through world chaos there is to develop spiritual apprehension which will prove il- Iluminating to thousands, astrolog- CTS foretell.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s:
 Ruto, planet of destruction, even tually leads to regeneration and un- der the influence of this strange force the winter will show many signs of national disintegration among Axis peoples, but the United Nations continue to be warned against too early optimism. From now until 1945 sudden and amazing events are to obstruct victorious progress of the United Nations AS time marches on the destiny of the greatest of all democracies will be revealed as splendid in it's power Foremost of all nations the people of the United States are to succor and rehabilitate all the victims of war.
 ! Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of obstacles and difficulties which can be over come. Patience is necessary.
 Children born on this day pro- h.. q vacations. They should be extreme ly intelligent and independent. Copyright, 1943)
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Eisenhower Was
 Also Good in RinQ

ABILENE, Kas.-Publisher Char ley Harger of Abilene tells about the time that It. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, U. s. commander ir North Africa, came home on vaca- tion to Abilene, while he was at tending West Point. A prize fighter boasted he could lick anyone ir the state of Kansas" Eisenhower says Harger, heard about the boast and challenged the fellow When the future general knocked the pro- fessional fighter out in two rounds his reputation was established ir Abilene
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and might paraiyze war industry in many parts of the country. How eyrf, that is exactly the way things ,re now heading-unless the War Labor Board alters it's formula and permits more than a IS percent in- crease.
 To head off so serious a strike, WLB may yield If so, it will open the wage door in hundreds of other industries.
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CHURCH IN NATIONAL PARK?


 Secretary Ickes has just man. aged to settle a delicate question which dragged on for nearly two years as to whether the Catholic Church could build in National Park.
 The issue came up when tn e church asked Ickes for permission to build chapel on the south rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. Ickes replied that it was contrary to government policy to permit any one denomination to build on park land, but that some day when funds were available, he hoped to build church in Grand Canyon which could be used by all denominations.
 Ickes thought this ended the
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TIODlKN LIIUULIIL ROBERTA LEE

a is attending young shouldn't her contribution when the collection taken? A should contribute her hotel leave word to when he wishes awakened?
 With the telephone operator o desk clerk have mghted candles the dinner table?
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ance from the limelight, Hurley dodged the question as follows:
 Timoshenko is the George Wash ington Of Russia. Washington re- treated all the way from Boston to Yorktown He lost one battle after another, but he figured that as long as he had his army intact, and the vast reaches of North Am erica to retreat into, he might lose the battles but he would win the war r ses'ST '''s R's@
 And he kept on retreating until he was able to spring the trap on Cornwallis at Yorktown 1-9- C
 Timoshenko also followed the retreat strategy-from Kharkov to Rostov to Stalingrad-but kept his army intact He is a tremendous figure in Russia His name is stamped on the hearts of the peo- pie. sHa''iss ss' sgsstH.
 When the Foreign Relations Committee hearings on the nomin- ation of Ed Flynn as Minister to Australia began, Flynn's chief ci- tic, Republican Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, started to sit by Pennsylvania's Sterling Statesman Senator Joe Guffey.
 You can't sit here" grunted Guffey This seat is reserved for another member of the committed" ." Then, Joe added sarcastically: Sit out there in front of the table with the witnesses. That's where you belong You are the prosecutor in this case"
 Copyright, 1943, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Incl
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HURLEY AND TIMOSHENKO
 When friends asked Brig. Gen Patrick J. Hurley, just back from Russia, to explain the Marshal Timoshenko's mysterious disappear
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Washington e!erry-
 to-Round

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

FEBRUARY 3 Robert Casey Constance Valison Ed J. Radde Ernest A. Johnson Mrs. George WoolS Jeffrey Pegues
 Ed Delaney Mrs. F. R. Sanders I.s
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ATTENTION SHRINERS Regular monthly meeting, Per- cy's Cafe, 6:30 pm, Wednesday.
 J. w. LEVERS, adv. Secretary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
Z d~avljenjem ljudi so
castili bOginjo

India ina nesteto yer in v
Min mnoge sekte (locine), IL
med katerih Sc nekatere odli-
kujejo pc poboznosti svojih YER
nikov, nekatere pa pc divjastvu
svojih pripadnikov, XII mislijo,
da najlaze sluzijo bogovom z
zlocini. Ena izmed taksnih 10
Gin, XII je postala prava erna
roka vse dezele, je bila locina
castilcev boginje Kali. Delova-,
ME tie locine je zdaj seveda pre-
preceno, odnosno je urejeno, da
ne prestopa vec meje nezakoni-
tosti, v prvi polovici preteklega
stoletja pa so bill njeni pripad-
niki najvecji morilci, kar jih po-
Una zgodovina.
Pripadniki tie skrivne locine
so sc imenovali tugi, kar pome-
nj davilce. Njeni clani so bill
menihi, fakirji, mescani, nizji
plemici in tudi preprosti ljudje.
Bistvo tie locine je bio verova-
ME, da boginja Kali terra cd
Nth smrtne zrtve in da 81 pri-
padniki tie locine lie ma ia nacin
prisluzijo posmrtno veselje.
Pri m0ritvah $rteU nj smela
teGi kri
CLAM tie locine so delovali
skoro V vsakem kraju. Ma zu-
mai Sc MISC mic locili cd drugih
ljudi. Njihovo glavno delovanje
,je bilo V tenn, da sc zalezovall
in skrivaj davili ljudi. Pridobili
so 81 nenavadno spretnost V dav-
ljenju. Davili so ljudi s poseb-
mimi svilnatimi motvozi in ru-
tami. Gledali so ma to, da pri
niihovih zlOcinih nj tekla kri.
Delovali so zmerom V skupinah.
Bill so nenavadno spretni in pre-
vidni. Zlocinci SO iskali zrtve
med vsemi plastmi prebivalstva
in v vseh krajih, Vendar so 81
najrajsi izbirali zrtve med tut
CT, XII SO prihajali V Indijo kot
trgovci in potniki. Incl SO zelo
dobro vohunsko sluzbo, tako da
SO bill vselej vnaprej obVesceni
V prihodu tujcev. Ia gibanje
Vsake karaVane so natancno We
deli. V karavanah SO imeli tudi
sVCje Clane, nOsaCe in VOdnike,
Xxi so ma primernem kraju "a
vedli vodnike S poti, kjer je re
druga skupina tugov (clanov te
mcrilske obcine) izkopala gro.
bo;e "a zrtve. Vselej so sele cez
dale casa odkrili, da so nesrec,
nj ljudje izginili brez sledu.
Nekateri tugi so sluzili bogi,
Mi Kali V mestih, kjer SO mo
rili mirne mescane, XII so ma.
vadno izginjali ma sprehodil
zv1Cer.
MorH je ze del Glauov
mOrilSEe IOGine
Zdruzenje tugov nj uporablja
10 Vseh clanov "a svoje strasnt
delo. Bill SO razdeljenj V tr
skupine. CLAM prve skupine 81
morili, drugi kopali grobove il
trctji opravljali sluzbo vohunov
Mad skupinami SO bili naGelni
XII, XII so pa bill Glanstvu osebnt
ne-nani in SO Sc med seboj spo
znaVali lie pc geslih ali zname
n5ih.
Oblastva SO slutila, da je bill
ne delu skrivno zdruzenje, a g
MISC mogla odkriti. Sorodniki al
~prijatelji zrtev Sc MISC upali IL
dGtl nicesar podrobnejsega
zlCcinih, ker SO Sc bali masce
v2nja. Tako SO bila varnostn
oElastva povsem brez moci i
naposled Sc angleska oblastv;
tudi MISC mnogo zanimala "a t
zlocince, XII pozneje MISC We
iskali zrtev med Evropci, da n
Oh Fl gF-Ig
Vesele velikonocne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

pocasi cisto zatrla to strahotno
locino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
BodoGa Uojna,

DONO~N OOJsS"
Europa brodi do kolen v svoji
krvi, narodi koljejo drug dru-
gega, stradajo in trpe pomanj-
kanje, ter nimajo niti upanja,
da Sc DO vse to sploh kdaj kon-
Gallo. Toda Sc Re oglasajo lju-
die, XII govore O bodoei vojni.
z gotovostjo zatrjujejo, da jeI
sedanja vojna v rrimeri z bo-
do6o vojno kot era sama velika
igraca.
Mex ruski vojaski strokov-
MAX, je pisal:
-Ako zdaj ne bono mogli
premagati Nemcije, in ee' zdaj
ne bono mogli napraviti konca
pruskemu militarizmu, bono
prisiljeni v desetih ali dvajsetih
letih vojno obnoviti.
Bodoca vojna DO d%esetkrat
bolj krvava, desetkrat bolj stra-
sna in desetkrat bolj grozovita
kot je ia.
Russia DO prisiljena poslati
ma bojisce kakih stirideset mill
jonov vojakov. Tedaj DO imela
300, 900 castnikov, ker bodo pc
vseh solah posebni vojaski kur-
ri, v katerih Sc bodo ucenci IL
obrazevali V vojaskih stvareh.
Vsak, kdor 10 dovrsil realko,
gimnazijo ali kako drugo sred-
MO solo, DO, &c DO sposoben "a
vojascino, castnik.
Potemtakem bodo vsi ucitelji,
zdravniki, lekarnarji, umetniki,
trgovci, knjigovodje it'd, castni-
XII v rezervi.
cato DO potreba raztegniti
splosno vojasko dolznost ma vse
deklice in vdove, da DO mogoce
ozivotariti "a fronto velikanske
moske armada z veliko rezervno
armada.
Da Sc oborozi tie velikanske
armada DO treba 100, 600, OOO, 900
pusk, 100000 tezkih topov, mi
lijcn brzostrelnih topov, mad
10000 motornih voz, zrakoplo-
:: WOW it'd.
, Ia prehrano tie armada, XII DO
obstajala IL celega moskega in
zenskega prebiyalstva dezele v
starosti cd 10 do SO let, DO ire
ba vsak dan diva milijona pudov
kruha. Stroske prihodnje vojne
jc proracunal lie "a Rusijo dnev-
no ma dvesto milijonov rubljev.
Kar Sc tice krvavih zrtev ter
opustosenj prihodnje vojne, IL
javlja izvedenec, da Sc DO pri
napadih zracnih brodovij opu-
stosilo naenkrat pokrajine v
okrozju nekaterih kvadratnih
= mill ter Jill izpremenilo V po-
polne puscave.
TO seVeda lie V oldcaju, da sc
\; 10 mednarodno vojno pravo raz-
glasilo ia nacin, kot Sc ga raz-
. laga V sedanji vojni in &c DO Sc
nadalje dovoljeno uporabljati
dusilne pine, r%azstrelilne bonnie
it'd.
Upostevati je Sc nadalje IL
najdbe kemicne in fizikalicne
katere Sc bodo do dotiGnega ca.
sa izvrsile.
' pokrajini, kamor DO sege.
:: TAX zracni napad, DO izginilo Use
,: zivljenje, clovek, zival in rast'
line in velikanske mnozice vo.
~ jakov bodo V trenutku ubite dc
zadnjega moza.. -.
=: Use to nj nicesar drugega kot
logicni razVoj tega "a cemul
streme re sedaj vse vo%jskujoce
= Sc dezele, "a kar pa MISC tehnic
no Sc zadosti pripravljene.
': To je mnenje ucenega 1--we
:. denca, XII nam podaja res kras
:. no sliko bodoce vojne umetno
sti.
q pocasi cisto zatrla to strahotnt
locino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

tudi oropali.
Ma sled SO priN slocincem
pc nakljucju
Delovanje tie loeine SO raz-
krinkali pc nakliu6iu. Naeelnik
policije " Mersingpuru polkov-
mix Sleemann je prejel prijavo,
da je bill. ma njegovem podrocju
prijet morilec zene in dveh
h6erk nekega polkovnika v biz
MEM Madrasu. Tudi ten pri-
meru je bill umor izvrsen brez
prelivanja krvi z davljenjem.
Morilca so spoznali pc ukrade-
mem prstanu, XII ga je skusal
prodati. Sleemann je zaslisal
linda. Zlocinec zlocina nj tail,
temvec Sc je cello pobahal, da
.je zadavil Re 900 ljudi. Tako
lie pocasi tidal skrivnosti stras-
mega skrivnega zdruzenja. To,
kar so slutili, je bila grozna
resnica. Nacelnik policije v "a
cetku nj hotel niti verjeti, da je
vse res, kar mu je pripovedoval
Ind, ker je mislil, da Sc je ba-
hal. cato je Ind dejal, da mu
lahko dokaze, da je vse res, kar
je govoril. Svetoval mu je, maj
koplje tleh svojega donna,
kjer da DO nasel IS trupel. Ma
veliko presenecenje Sleemanna
Sc je izkazalo, 'da je Ind govoril
resnico. Med zrtvami so naSli
tudi njegovega bivsega tajnika.
VeG sto morilceU je bio obsoje-
Nth no snrt
O teh strasnih zlocinih so ia
koj obvestili poIkralja Kali
kuti, XII je odredil t~akojsnjo are
TACTIC tugov in veliko sodno raz-
pravo proti MIN. Pc zaslugi In
da, XII ga je zaslisal Sleemann,
SO prijeli vec tiscc zlocincev. We
Cini so dokazali zlocine in usmr-
till SO jih vec sto, druge pa so
poslali ma dosmrtno pristine de-
10. Pozneje SO ugotovili imena
Sc 1900 davilcev, XII so morili
ljudi skrivaj in so bill "a to Cd
svOje locine tudi odlikovani. TIL
di linda, XII je tidal skrivnosti
te verske locine (sekte), so OBJ
sodili ma smrt, toda zivljenje Sc
mu podaljsali, ker je incl izred-
no dober spomin in Sc je spo-
minjal nestetih podrobncsti il
delovanja zlocinskih tugov. Da
so dokazali zlocine 1900 davil,
Gem Sc potem, ko so re mnogc
Z drugih zloCincev usmrtili in pc.
slali ma pristine delo, je tudi "a.
sluga tega linda. Sodniki Misc
mogli razumeti, zakaj Je izdaja
: sVOje tovariSe, ceprav ga k tie.
= MI MISC silili. Hladnokrvno i
obdolzeval zlocince in Jim tud
zlocine dokazoval. Oni pa Sc tn
di MISC zaradi tega srdili nae
MIN. Vsi SO pac delali po yer
skin nagibih. Pokazalo pa sc j
} tudi, da je bio med mimi mno
/ go pravih sadistov Qjudi, XII 81
D bolestno nagnjeni k mucenju il
I pokijanju ljudi). Mice izme'
=. Nth, Sc nj kegal svojll zlocino7
in nj sc jim zdela taksna nesre
. ca, da so jih zaprli. zal jim j
bio lie, da SO Sc poslej moral
: odpovedati uzitku, XII SO jim g
nudili zlocini. Zlocinci so pove
0 dali Professionalism sodnikom, d
a 81 ne more nihce niti mislit
kdcr tega Sc nj preizkusil, kak
.,
: velik uzitek nudijo zalezovarj
0 Cloveskih zrtev in umori.
: Pc tel veliki sodni ohravnal
a Sc tugi sicer MISC odpoveda
n povsem svoii zlocinski deiovnc
. sti. Celovali so Sc naprej, ven
e dar v manjsem obsegu in mne
{ go boil previdno,, toda ohiastv
e so imela zdaj lazje delo IN S
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Evening star., 1943-02-03
Veteran Navy Man,
Former D. {. Resident,
Is Missing in Action
Walter M. Stinson
Lost Reported on
Lost Cruiser juneau

One of three brothers in the Navy,
Chief Pharmacists Mate Walter
Mason Stinson. SO, former resident
Of the District and husband of a
native Of Washington, was reported
missing in action by the Navy yes
terday.
Mr.. Stinson, whose wife, the for
mer Catherine B. Warren, now lives
with her brother, Edwin Warren. at
5028 Nebraska avenue NV, was
on duty aboard the cruiser Juneau,
according to Mrs. Stinson. This was
the ship on which the five Sullivan
boys of Waterloo, Iowa, were sta
toned and reported lost.
In another casualty list, made
public today, the Navy listed IS
additional casualties for the Navy,
Marine and Coast Guard, bringing
the total for the three services since
Pearl Harbor to 22,639 dead,
wounded and missing.
Mr.. Stinson, a native of Charlotte,
N. c., had been in the Navy 20
years. In recent years, he had been
stationed at the Model Basin at
Carderock, Md. He was here until
June of last year.
One Of his brothers. George, 43, a
chief pharmacists mate, enlisted
with him 20 years ago. Another
brother, Frank, 30, enlisted recently
and is now in training at Geneva,
NJ "
Evening star., 1943-02-03
SeIectees to Report

MANASSAS, Va, Feb. 3 (SpeciaD -
The Prince william County selective
Service Board has ordered the fol-
lowing men to report to Charlottes-
vile for induction February IL:
Odie Jordan, Henry L. Stewart, jr.;;
Raymond Fisher, william +. Black
we'll. Morris William johnson, James
Earl Queen. John Franklin Hatchett
and John Thomas Lambert.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
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oh me-Oh my! How's . man going to
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rom painful, stiff muscles2 Try good old
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ing TO Thousands. Extra strong, but WON'T
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Evening star., 1943-02-03
Gas Fumes From Stove
Prove Fatal 10 Woman

Mrs. Billie Kernode Wade, 10, was
found unconscious this morning In
the gas-fllled kitchen Of her apart
ment at 228 Tenth street NE. She
was pronounced dead by a Casualty
Hospital physician short time later
Police called to her apartment
shortly after I am. when neighbors
smelled gas, found Mrs. Wade lying
on the floor. Gas was escaping from
all burners of the kitchen stove.
Police notified a sister -in-law
Mrs. Russell Wade, 613 Elliott street
NE. Relatives said Mrs. Wade hae
been in i'll health for about Is years
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Catholic Churches Mark
Feast of st. BIuise

The feast Of Sc. BlaiSe, who was
one of the early Christian martyrs,
was observed today in Catholic
churches here with the traditional
blessing by priests Of the throats OF
parishioners.
The ceremony was performed at
the close Of regular morning serv-
ices and was TO Be repeated at many
churches this afternoon and eve
ming.
st. Blaise, . bishop in Armenia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
Girl Jockeys For
Race At Rock

Salem, N. H., Oct. 22-CUP)--As
an experiment in combating the
war-caused manpower shortage,
general manager Lou Smith Of
Rockingham park announced today
that the Lady Bontiful Purse would
be run Wednesday at his horse race
track featuring only girl riders.
1t was the women, he said, who
really forced the issue. Due to the
drain on manpower, 1t has been
difficult to obtain exercise boys and
as recult many girls have hsen used
at the track to give tie thorough
breds their morning workouts.
These girls, Smith. said, contend
they can ride as well as the boys
ard sought an opportunity to prove
their point.
Among eight girls who demanded
a chance to don racing silks are
Leilf Phillips. daughter Of the foFm-
er polo coach at Phillips Academy
at Andover. Mile Lamond Of -
sey City. N. J., and Margaret Crit
fin Of Milford, N. II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
IT There Is Professional Baseball Next Year,
a Shorter Schedule Is Likely and War Finally
Moy Force Later Stort Sought by Ebbets

ing. II conditions force a shortened
season In 1914 the owners prob.
ably will cut the schedule from the
front end rather than the tail.
At that, decapitation may be
apropos, for the next spring base.
ball may be dead than O picked
herring.
There have been many great foot
ball players, but Sammy Baugh will
do as such until you can think of
q better.
Slingin' Sam OF sweetwater came
within one touchdown pass OF
equaling the National League record
when he fred four scoring aerials
In washington clubs rout Of Green
Bay.
Baugh also Is tied with FIVE others
for first place in interruptions, a
department in which he has been
virtually o stranger during his eight
campaigns with the professionals.
At the outset this fall 1t was
feared that Baugh might be handi-
capped by lack Of competent re-
ceivers Of his swift passes, but VIII
bur Moore suddenly blossomed into
the Redskins most dangerous re-
ceiver. Moore caught seven passes,
two for touchdowns, against the
Packers to take over first place
among pass catchers with a total
Of II for 200 yards In two starts.
It appears that anybody can
catch Sammy Baugh, who certainly
could pitch for anybody's football
team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
SovoId, Blunt
At Cleveland
BY DENNIS DALTON

United tTeSS starr correspondent
Clevland, Oct. % - (UP) - Lee
Savold Of Paterson, N. j., who hopes
to be a contender for the heavy
weight boxing title when champion
Joe Louis gets out Of the army,
squares off tonight in q face saw
ing l0-round bout with Eddie
Blunt, q rank outside, and this
time he says he Is mot foolin'
around"
Savold was q heavy favorite to
win In their last meeting at Akron,
O., two weeks ago, but Blunt. q
scrap.,y Brooklyn, N. Y, Negro, took
advantage Of every opportunity and
gave the big blond bad beating.
More than 3 revenge victory Is ct
stake for Savold. He Is scheduled TO
fight Tami Mauriello New York
on Nov. s, and another victory for
Blunt would ruin the chances for
q good gate.
Savold's manager, Bill Daley, ad-
mitted that he had not trained
properly for the previous meeting,
figuring that Blunt fighting for thf
first time IN 10 months would not
give him any trouble. Gavold went
into the bout with an unhroken
string Of 10 irlumphs which includ-
Cd knockouls ever Lou Nova and
Lem Franklin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
N.B.A. Shilling For
Angott Once More
BY
DAN PARKER

CAN'T QUITE FOLLOW the reasoning Of the National Boxing
weight champion
the New York Commission OverStepped authority creating It's own
o ghEen champion some time back that doesn't alter
ago. and therefore has right to than held
have support except that given Is authority
Bob Montgoms spurious too the recon.
q having been a the RGu a in which the best
failure to compete in the New York tOurn
asnt cCussd IN mystery One story that Sam @mp his
York Commission doo susSers ewes hsve hen rsSssA row
times doctors since he has fought
@ SsS SES S1 re-. S. h. E:y w
as we'll in New YORK After commis-
Sa sn @ B. @ for time to make appear
This line OF reasoning also found support Ango
o q course " the ts thing to do about the lightweight title
S S with so o who @ the New York
po on the other hsnd G M y % the uad S worlds cham
with boxing would want to do the logical thing.
GERALD STRICKLAND, Of Syracuse, whose mare pompa
leg running the aerwar disguised with
racing he has disposed Of al his thorSughDredS which
was the fact that the only reply he received from the
rules las connected park knew what they
CREIGHTON COTTON Notre Dame evn is the
known Red his college days captain Of the 1908 eleven which
recently Red S two do 3 sqSn Ssa IN
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