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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

May a, io44-Fire breaks out ir the Tracy building, 496 Cooke street late at night, and the communit! center of the district, aS well as thu Fire Dept. responds to the alarm The fire did damage of about $500
 May 20, ie44-Fire in garage at II Brewster street brings out many people in the early evening; dam- ages of 9i,600 sustained; the garage Is owned by Joseph Cote.
 June {, ie44-0eorge Miller oi Avon, Conn.,, in some manner fails into the Mad River, rear of a block on South Main street, yells for help and police are swooned. But they forgot their rubber boots, 50 they call the Fire Dept. Firemen shoot Q ladder out, and then duck" for George, and grab his Shirt.tail; then they bring him to shore, and revive him. George was daged and fire- men leave him to think 1t over, Do. fore plying him with questions aS to what actually happened 30 early in tho morning.
 June i3, ie4l-Fire Marshal Lahey addresses Firemens college at Uni. versity of Connecticut. Storrs. on "Co.opeTation Of City and Industrial Fire DeptS."
 June IS, ie44-Waterbury Steel Ball company appears in city court through representative on complaint of marshal that fire hazard and fire casualty hazard exists on premises; case adjourned to June 30, with uFl- derstanding that hazards com. plained of Do abated by that time
 June i4, ie44-PTivate Daniel 0'Neill of the Bureau of Auto Te. pairs retired from service ct his owri request, by the board of fire commis. slonerS.
 June le, i044-Flre department ir attendance at communion breakfast at the Elton under auspices of thC Knights of Columbus.
 July 3, i044-Bad fire in 3-familS house at 248 Willow street; upper section burned out, and lower DOT. ton also damaged; Acting Lieut Harold 0oodridge, Engine O., No 1, injured end removed to hospital.
 July 4--1e44-Pvt. Jere BreSna. han dies in Veterans Hospital, Mass
 July 5, ie44-Private William Mul. iigan, Percy Hartung and Danie Keenan retired by the board of firt commissioner.
 July i2, i044-Andrew DeMatteo Meriden road, in city court on com. plaint of acting Fire Marshal Legge charged with mixing fuel oil witt gasoline: case continued to Aug. ie
 July il, ie44-Lightning hits eight houses during heavy rain storm; firt department summoned in each iil. receives serious burns while carry. ing gasoline past gas unit, in filling station, 3ii West Main street.
 July io. Io44-Herbert Clark, ie stance.
 July 3i, ie44--Pvt. Donat Diron attached to the Bureau of Fire Alarm, dies at St. Marys hospital,
 July %, ie44-Mrs. Eleanor Camm Of Anscnia, overcome while swim. ming at Bellevue lake-rescued by Richard 0racin; emergency firI crew acting under Deputy Joseph ] Kelley, reviveg her through opera, ton of department llahaltor.
 Aug. ii, 1044-Fire creeps Int business store of Meyer Rubin, q Savings street, and smoke drive many tenants from the four floor above; stock damage heavy.
 Aug. il, ie44-Boerd of aIdermeE adopts resolution appointing the fire marshal and assistant marsiaa city constableS, with power Of aF, rest.
 Aug. 1T, iol4--East end gasoline dealer fined eiO0 in city court fol the mixture Of range oil with gas. .onnos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

A 7e-year-oid woman, with s4 years service as city eFnploye, has just retired on Q pension in Belfast. Northern Ireland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
FARLEY MONDAY

The Board of Education will hold . regular meeting Monday night at 7:S0 at Crosby High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16

An average Of Io,OOo families in tho United States adopt children
 every yeaE,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
RULING EFFECTIVE
 ON BLUE TOKENS

Blue ration tokens, used for pro. ceased foods. will not be issued aS change by groeers after tomorrow, but consumers will have until Oc. tober to dispose of thos they now possess, according to q reminder issued today by the State OpA.
 The OPA stated grocers will be prohibited from making change with the blue tokens after September i7 On october ] the blue tokens will cease to be valid ratons currency,
 It was pointed out by the OPA that consumers are allowed to use blue tokens for purchases only in sets of ten.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko povest
PrirediI Jovoron


smo; cato je poskrbela, da Je
mogla pismo kmalu oddati."
"In sicer ne yes mic vee, Ste
FAM"
"Prav mic. Vceraj zvecer sem
vpraseval po Ljubljani in sti-
kal po vseh oglih in kotih, pa
nisem niti "a picico bolj ma jas
mem. - Nihce nj mic vedel ali
slisal."
"Cudna je pa vendar ia stvar,
zares cudna in zapletena! - In
sele pismo, - nikakor 81 ne mo-
rem misliti, kako bi Sc moglo
vse skupaj enotno razresiti."
"Jaz tudi ne VEN; ampak ved-
no sem 81 mislil, da tn zadaj IT,
ci nekaj."
ia bozjo voljo vendar, ka.
tici "a tem?' je kriknila Zalka,
XII Sc je oh zadnjih stefuljcko-
viii besedah vzbudila kakor il
globokih, tezkih sanj; "Stefan
ii nekaj YES, tt nekaj yes! Pr
vseh svetnikih te prosim, pove.
mi, kar yes, nikar me ne pust
v negotovostin'
'Zalka, bodi pametna," j j
odvrnil mozek nekoliko vznevo
lien; zee bi kaj vedel, hi tt bi
ze zdavnaj povedal. Imam same
tako svoje misli, XII pa MISC We
liko vredne, ker sem napol nor.
"stefan, povej vendar, kak
sne misli imas?" Sc je vtaknil '
pogovor Anzelj, "ti poznas lju
di in V tvoji glavi zraste vec
kakor kazes ma zunaj; povej
kako Sc tt zdi VISA stvar?"
"Ah, res je ma svetu velik(
prevar,' Sc je delal gluhega mo
EEK.
"Stefan, pojdi no, nikar Sc NJ
delaj tako nevednega!" ga j
prosil Anzelj, "saj vendar ka1
cutim, da vec yes, kakor hoce'
povedati.'
"Seveda je hudo, "a tujo mi
20 Sc vsedati," Sc je potajil Ste
fuljcek.
Kadar je mozek zacel TAX
vezati besede, je bill yes trud "a
man; oh TAXI priliki nj prisl'
mic vec pametnega il njegovil
ust.
"Toda. Stefan, &c kaj yes, DO
di vendar tako dober in mi nj
kar ne zakrivaj Sc nadalje!' j
villa roke in ga jokaje prosil;
Zalka; "poglej, usmili Sc moj'
bede, resi- me negotovosti, dai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

gozd, je- hipoma obstala. Vpe-
hani kmet Sc j je ze toliko pri-
blizal, da bi jo bill lahko zagra-
bill "a roko, toda cudna postava
je mahoma odskocila ma stran
in izginila komaj slisno ihtec v
grmovju.
France j je sledil ;dalje, pre-
perelo dracje, XII je pokalo pod
nogami crne zene, mu je kazalo
smer, v kateri je strah drvil ma
pref po gozdu.
Cez nekaj minut je bella po-
stava zopet naenkrat obstala,
kakih sto korakov oddaljena cd
Franceta. Ia je YES vznemirjen
pobral precej debel kamen in
zakrieal:
"Stoj, sicer --!"'
Ia odgovor je cul lie prezira-
joee hohotanje in postava mu
je zopet izginila izpred oci. Zde-
10 Sc mu je, kakor da Sc je po-
greznila v zenljo.
V istern trenotku sc je tudi
sam spodtaknil mad neko ko-
renino in padel ravno ma rob
nekega majhnega grieka; ka-
men je zdrcal po rebru in tudi
sekira, katero je doslej drzal v
levi roki, je odletela ma tia in
mirno oblezala. Hitro Sc je dvig-
nil, pobral sekiro in zamahnil z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

'njenim usesom po bliznji debe-
III smreki, da bi 8 tenn prestrasil
|belo prikazen. Vsled silnega u
|darca mu je zagomazelo po ro-
kah in je moral zato sekiro spu-
stiti ma tia.
Vtem trenotku je pa ze stala
OBJ njegovi strani 6rna zena. Sc
preden je mogel pobrati sekiro
in zamahniti 2 MO po cudni po-
stavi, Sc mu je ia ze obesila ma
vrat in ma vse grlo zakricala:
Moi Radko, moi moz!"
France Sc je strahu sesedel'
Hotee Sc znebiti strasne posta-
We, jo je vprasal:
Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

Kupujte v0jne b0nde in yojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo 6imprej porazeno
osisee In vse. kar ono predstavija!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
"a deIavce
Isce Sc

zensko, sposobno "a hisna in go
spodinjska della, pri slovenski
druzini brez otrok. Stalno delo,
dobra plaza. Lahko ostane cez
noe ali ne. Sprejme Sc tudi "a
konski par, XII bi skrbel "a po-
sci; ina lahko stanoyanje OBJ
stojece IL kuhinje in spalnice.
Zglasiti Sc je ma naslovu 434 e.
157 ST., pri Waterloo Rd., Col
linwood. Ill.,. y.- H.. ..,..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
(Nad0lievanie)

je prlsla zaradi meme in JAZZ mo-
ram til MO. Odpusti mi, ne
morem drugace, ne smem dru-
gace, zane je to tezka dolznost.
Nihce 81 ne more misliti, kako
mi je to tezko; toda &c klice
dolznost, srce, lie SINE govoriti.
Zalka zahvaljujem te "a vso We
liko ljubezen in zvestobo, vse
svoje zivljenje tie ne bonn po-,'
zabil. - Ma svetu Sc ne bova
najbrz mic vec videla; toda mo-
Ii, Zalka, da Sc nekoc snideva "
nebesih. - Zame Sc nikar ne
boj, zakaj mic hudega Sc mi ne
bo zgodilo. - Iskati me nj tre-
ba, ker me ne najdete, sem NAM
rec dalec Cd vas. - Zalka, svo-
je posestvo in hiso izrocam te-
bi; mic vec Sc ne boj, crna zena
ne bo prisla nikdar vec. Tudi
denar, kar ga imam Sc izposo-
jenega, je tvoj. - Ljuba Zalka,
prosim te, lepo vzgoji France
ka, moje dete, da postane dober
in posten clovek; V imenu Kri-
stusovem te to prosim. Nauci
ga tudi moliti "a svojega oceta,
ko enkrat nekoliko odraste. -
Poljubi otroka mesto meme! -
z Bogom z mnogimi pozdravi
France" -
Ko je mozek prebral pismo,
je cudovito nagubancil cello in
potegnil obrvi skupaj, tako da
sta sc skoro doteknili druga
druge; to je bilo vselej znak
globokega razmisljanja. Prebral
je pismo drugic, tretjic, a vse-
lei zmajeval glavo! -
Medtem so domaci gledali il
hise, kako obupno Sc je vedla
Zalka in Anzelj je prisel zeno
ma vrt, da bi zvedel, kakSno Ia
lostno novice je prinesel Kro-
parski mock. Ma vprasanje mu
je ia podal pismo. Anzelj je
hlastno preletel posamezne vr-
stice in nato burno vprasal:
"Kje 81 pa vendar dobil to pi-
smo?"
Zdaj Sc je zavedla tudi Zalka
in poslusala.
"Vceraj zve6er sem prisel V
Ljubljano; tn me je dohitela
neka stara zenica - pravijo il
"vecna romarica', ker cello leto
hodi samo po bozjih potih -
ia mi je dala pismo, cato, je re-
kla, ker ga bonn JAZZ lahko preje
oddal, kakor ona sama."
"Odkod pa je zenica dobila
pismo?"
''Tudi to sem jo vprasal. Po-
vedala mi je, da ga il je dal ne
XII bled, mlad moz in jo je tako
lepo prosil, maj pismo gotovo
odda oni osebi, katero kaze ma
SLOW"
cali je nisi mic drugega vpra-
sal, stefan?"
"Seveda sem jo. Prosil sem
jo, maj mi natancno opise omega
moza in potem sem spoznal, da
je bill Bregar SAM"
"Je-li Sc kaj posebnega vede-
la zenica ?"
mic drugega nisem m 6 e |
zvedeti Cd ME. Rekla je, da je
MOI kar naenkrat prisel in jo
nagovoril, in ko il je dal pismo,
je zopet takoj odsel. -
zenici seveda nj prislo ma mi
sci, da Sc pismu mudi. Ker je
ravno nameravala It'll ma Sv. vi
sarje, je hotela med potjo od-
dati tudi to pismo. - Toda ne
kaj je prislo vines in mora O.
stati Sc nekaj casa donna; tako
je torej meni izrocila pismo, maj
ga oddam."
cali je bill France sam? Ali
zena nj videla nikogar druge-
ga?"
"Nikogar. - Nj videla, od-
kod je MOI prisel, ne kan je
sci - samo mudilo. sc mu je ze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

Zavesmi$ki 6asnilarski poro-
6evalci so imaeN intervstj q mem-
$ko bt hai6arko, XII je bila SGjeto
ga casa borbe . Cherbourgu. q
druginai bolni6arkansi Sc 10 je po-
sla1o masaj no mjeme postojamhe,
potem, ko Sc je premeholo bor-
bO,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
III.

Kroparski mozek pa vendarle
nj incl prav. Bregar re nj bill
vec ma Kranjskem, ampak dalec
ma tujem. - Crna zena ga je
namrec resnicno odvedla S Sc
boj. Zgodilo Sc je pa takole:
Oni vecer, ko je France podil
S sekiro v roki crno zeno, Sc je
odlocila zanj usoda. Crna zena
je dirjala nekaj casa tako nitro
pred MIN, da je re skoro obu-
pal, da bi jo mogel kje dohite-
ii. Jedva pa je prisopihala v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

povej! Francetovo pismo jel
tako cudno, prihajajo mi v gla-
vo ajraznovrstnejse misli. -
Stefan, povej, "a bozjo voljo te
prosim, pri vseh svetnikih te
prosim, povej, kaj je z mojim
Francetom 2" z
Ia jokajoca prosnja je pa ma
mozka tako vplivala, da Sc je|
kar zganil. Resno je nagubancil
cello, 81 z roko nalahno pogladil
po sencih Sc vsipajoce sive ko-|
DIRE, bistro premotril plakajoco
zeno in j nato zacel pripovedo-
vati: y
"Zalka, gotovega res mic ne
vem, ampak nekaj 81 domne-
vam. &c Sc lie ne motim, je
France Sc ma Kranjskem in Sc
bo svojcas zopet pokazal. Kaj
ga je odvedlo donna, je tudi
zame zagonetno vprasanje; a
vendar mora biti nekaj dobre-
ga. - Zalka, sal me poznas, JAZZ
sem lie tisti napol nori in napol
gluhi mock in zato premalo
slisim; ampak oei imam pa ka-
kor jastreb in vidim marsikaj
podnevi in ponoci, cesar drugi
ljudje ne opazijo. - Pa me je
tudi po vsej dezeli dosti kakor
slabega denarja - in zato bi
morale biti presneto cudno, da
bi ma svojih potih nikdar ne sre-
cal Franceta. In &c ga MAIDEN,
zalka, Sc smes name popolno-
ma zanesti, da tt ga takoj pri-
peljem nazaj! Dotlej pa nikar
proved ne jokaj, da ne zbolis,
ne tuhtaj in ne razmisljaj we'd
no naprej, saj mic ne pomaga,
ampak vso zadevo izroci in pre-
pusti ljubemu Bogu, XII cuva
mad taboj. - Sedaj pa: Bog te
obvarlli! JAZZ odpotujem takoj
Nemara me bodete kmalu zopet
videli in tedaj bonn incl "a vas
gotovo kako sporocilo." - Med
temi besedami je potegnil svoi
vihravi klobuk bolj globoko ma
cello in urnih korakov odsel sko-
ri vrtna vrata ne zmenec sc "a
slovo in "a pozdrave, XII so mu
jih izroeali Zalka in njeni so.
; rodniki ma pot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

Read that panel below and you see
why bread Is featured in one Of the
Basic Seven" food groups Of our
governments official nutrition
program.
So. to help make sssys that your meals :
satisfy your bodily needs sat ptenty
AZ baker : GOOD. s0kits bread evs,y dor.
III plentiful. Inexpensive and con
yenientl
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Turner Planning Other Heavy
Tits to FoIIowShucco-Purks

If Lady Luck gives Joe Turner
break. the District will see some
first-class heavyweight boxing ac-
ton here during the remainder of
the summer.
Capitals first heavyweight main
event Of the year Is due for Grifith
Stadium Monday night, when Tony
Shucco and George Parks meet
over the 10-round route, and Turner
Is lining up more big-fellow battles.
Joe Baksi, who meets Lee Savold
in Chicago on August 7 with the
duration" heavy title at stake, has
wired the local promoter that he Is
anxious to fight the winner OF Mon
days bout. Melio Bettina. another
nationally-ranked heavyweight, al
ready has been promised an early
August bout here.
Tony Shucco was due in town to-
day to open training at Turner'S
Arena for his impending bout with
Parks. The Boston veteran, who has
beaten Jack Sharkey and fought a
draw with Jimmy Braddock, was re-
ported as very optimistic about his
chances against the local Negro.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Pop Bottles Tossed in Spitba Dispute at Brown Yank Feud
BenguIs' 10 Wins in Is Games
Keep Griffmen Down in Race

ing attempt with the count three
and-one on Rick Ferrell.
Something Rarely Seen.
Something rarely seen in big
league game occurred in the first
inning. With the bases loaded with
Mats, Spence sent a long fly to
Doc Craner In center. After the
catch everybody advanced . base
with George Case scoring.
Spence contributed another re-
markable catch to the series, going
to the depths Of center In the fourth
for . one-handed running grab to
retire Mayo. Boland also looked
good when he ran m for q shoetop
catch at the expense Of the same
Tiger In the eighth.
Bill Lefebvre took over the Mats
pitching In the eighth to walk two
after two were out. then retire the
dangerous Chuck Hostetler. When
Jake Powell was forced at second
In the ninth he spilled Second
Baseman Mayo, thus preventing q
double-play and the Tigers squawk-
ed for five minutes in claiming
interference.
Two night games have been added
to the Mats schedule for this trip,
one next Wednesday at Chicago
and another on Saturday, July 20,
at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1944-07-21

Parks has been stepping up the
tempo Of his daily drills at the w
street workhouse, and in exhibitions
with sparring mates. he has shown
terrific punching power and excep-
tional speed for his size. His recent
KO wins over Nate Bolden, Jimmy
Tuck and Wallace Cross have sent
his national rating sky high, and a
win over Shucco would put him in
the front ranks of wartime contend.
ers for the heavyweight diadem.
Two interesting preliminaries al
ready have been arranged. Irish
Johnny Taylor, Sam Sobels latest
protege from Oakland, Calf, will
meet Pete Galiano, the popular Bal
timore welterweight, while Carlos
Gomez. who has boxed Freddy Daw-
son, Jimmy Joyce and Juan Zurita
takes on Bobby Gunther OF New
York in a lightweight test. Both
are six-round events. Two other
preliminaries will round out the all
star show.
Tickets for the Parks -Shucco brawl
may be obtained at Gritnth Stadium
or Turner's Arena and reservations
may be made through Michigan
66l4.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
U. 7. Girls Need More
Worlds 10 Conquer

If there is any girl softball team
that thinks it can beat that classy
United Typewriter 10, get in touch
with Ballston Stadium in hurry.
The Typos now boast a string Of
% straight victories and are grow
ing into something of legend
locally. In search of new worlds to
conquer, the lassies went to Balti-
more yesterday, but it was the same
story. They shut out the Cummings
Construction Co.. to 0. on Bugle
Field, for win No. % over a team
that was Maryland State and re-
gional champion last year.
Marion Leary, the Typo twirles
who is pitching her way into soft
ball record books, allowed only two
hits and her battery mate, Peggy
Porch, was the slugging star of the
day, pounding out single with the
bases loaded in the first inning to
score two runs.
FBI softballers hopefully clash
with the Typists tonight at Ba]lsto.l
Stadium.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
bartzen and behrens
Double Net Winners
By the Associated Press.

~ tuc <sSOClaLeo IIebB.
CHICAGO, July 21.-National In
terscholastic Tennis Champion Ber-
ME Bartzen Of San Angelo, Tex, has
annexed the boys Junior singles title
and q share Of the doubles crown
OF the River Forest Open Tourna-
ment for boys and girls.
He captured the singles title yes
terday by defeating Glen Bassett of
Santa Monica, Calf, Ga, 81.
Then he paired with his victim to
defeat Ed Chew and Bob Goldfarb
OF Ell Paso. Tex, e3, IS, for dou-
bles honors.
Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauder
dale. Fla. took the championship
among boys under Is, whipping
Chew, 81, 13. He also repeated
in his divisions doubles, teaming
with Dick Mouledous of New Or
leans, La, to down Harold Upjohn
'of Kalamazoo, Mich, and Ed Davis
of Baton Rouge, La. 1e, e3..
The junior girls singles crown
was captured by jeanne Dunno of
Des Moines. Iowa, who defeated
Kitty Hill Of Brookline, Mass, 40,
go, e3.
Martha Miller Of fiinsdale. H.,
defeated Dorothy Watman of Chi
cago, +6, 60, Ga. for the girls
under IS championship.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
High Optimism Reigns as Grid
Leaders Finish Conference

Nothing extraordinary came out
of the two-day conclave of the Ma
tional Association of Football Com
missioners at the Statler Hotel, un-
less the considered opinion of the
solons that this season will see
some Of the hottest competition the
game has known" be rated as such.
Emphasizing that the organiza-
ton exists for the purpose of keep
ing the rules in Nationwide uni
formity and standardizing grid Of
ficiating, the commissioners added
nothing new to the 1914 game, as
some fans expected them to do. Ad-
ditions to the rules to give the COL
legiate game the spectacular flavor
of professional football were not
discussed.
Rather, the main Job the organ
ization did in the conferences, which
ended last night, was to lay down
some hard and fast regulations to
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Heurichs, Near Flag,
Earn High Esteem

Sandlot fans are talking up the
Heurich Brewers as one Of the best
mines the District ever has produced.
The Brews are one win away from
clinching their second straight In
dustrial League pennant, after run
ming up . string Of lS straight
victories.
Cameo was yesterdays victim, in
a wild, 9-to-4 battle on the West
Ellipse diamond. Ed Colliflower,
Sudsmens star hurler, walked five
during early innings, but settled
down in time to space out the eight
hits he permitted.
Red Giegerich was the games big
bat. The carrot-top collected three
hits out of four trips and scored
three runs, in addition to turning in
his usual faultless performance in
the left garden.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Rosentha| Subdues Lewis
In Table Tennis Final

Saul Rosenthal, District 1unior
champ, smothered Robert Lewis In
three straight games in the fourth
of series of table tennis tourna-
ments held by the District of CO.
lumbia Association at Columbia
courts. The score was 21-l4, 2l-l4
21-l4.
With both Rosenthal and Lewis
playing on the Roosevelt High
team. the Riders got revenge 70,
their defeat last week by Wilson
by beating the latter, IA to 10.
The next tournament for high
school juniors will be held at Co.
lumbia tonight at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Perry, Angott Settle
For 11-Round Fiqht

Aaron Perry wanted . 12-round
distance for his August / ball park
boxing bout with Sammy Angott
Angott insisted on the regular 10
round route.
So they compromised and set 1t
at II rounds. The unusual distance
was set late yesterday, when Pro-
motor Goldie Ahearn stepped into
the argument between Harry Garsh,
Perry's manager, and Charley Jones
Angott's pilot, and suggested the
compromise measure that both par
ties finally accepted.
Angott, in training at Stillman's
gym in New York, laughed when
told about the odd 1l-round
schedule.
Il never heard Of an 1i-round
bout before, but If 1t will make
Perry feel any better, Ill take 1t"
he said.