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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-21
Open Occupancy Not Dead

digest tho decision
Minneapolis attorney which ruled Tuesday the Open
stationa but ws hope by our
reasoned estimate the city attorneys views
Even without studying city attorney sayera pronounce
apropos first city attorneys ruling
fact romans type legislation
municipal curb discrimination both public and
private housing
Thla means that proponents open Occupancy must
Minneapolis cty attorneys
ruling only a slight detour
proponents hearted
ruling might saay blow legislation
religious ghsttoos who fight untn
they
who VIII claim that the Minneapolis city
designed 10 take the city council off the hot
may that tho city council
happy legal housing
necessarily simply
already nferfng and bound 70 dcusa
Whatever happened behind the anything
concerned that open Occupancy "a
going keep coming any this
opportunity purchase the homo % his choice SOLELY
his % tho religious faith
10 which he adheres
Something or u having city
ruling conutultonay
wonder that the
loglsaon whether the public
leaving conautonaly the whore
usually made
Open Occupancy" from dead this
practice
in the housing field
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Arm To Live Campaign

countryHide Aim 70 Live campaign for better
highways where than 10000
dents last under General Motors sponsoring the
drive along with safety campaigns
careful driving undertaken by this and other automobile
manufacturers
Harlow H. Curc GIN president tells the detectives
drive worked the compays safety experts urged
that motost have his lights tested adjusted
aey and tested thereafter
dmmng" rule recommended
All drivers likewise TO limit speed
that they within the
headlights afford Speed daytime night
More than 10000 and truck dealers thousands
pendent and stations pledged
In addition comprehensive educational campaign sesang the
dangers o. night driving and furnishing
the darkness Night driving
deaths and accidents relation TO the number
d-Exohange.
Editors newspaper Is currently running "a
sponsored AIM To Live articles designed
the Importance driving sponsored
merchants business firms labor
10 reduce the horrible
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We Like Our orvilIe Better Than
The OruI in Little Rock Ark

History made distinct 1867
governors concerned Both OF them orvile.
Gov orval aubus Of Arkansas evidence that believes
only in a white Christmas"
orlc l. Freeman Of Minnesota last 80 named Negro
Judge TO the municipal court Minneapolis
Negro named municipal Judge Gum
elevated 20 tho district bench succeed the Michael
J.. Dillon.
The Judge Bennett Is the first member
held such office The yelled
appointment not supported by facts
when Governor Freeman did speak major
y the Negroes always the DFI.
party locally and with the Democratic party nationally
appointment win not hurt the Democratic party.
We have made Il point 10 talk 10
neaoa Bar association We doubt professional
they unanimously told as they feel l. Howard Bennett well qualified
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Curious cooii'ion-cpiver & fleming ties
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Letters To The Editor
vorr, And You WIN 30 Re,poeodi

Editor It's my opinion that the Ramsey Grand Jury should
Investigate Negro
unfortunately arrested and hauled Oft jail establishments
whites operating the neghborhood warned
70
Morrs steinman sciy Neghbor January 200 writing about
part very elaborate plans tad been mads
advance nothing yet
meeting Friday January Negro told they
escorted the by Policemen who stood and held the
Mr. stsnman piousy that nothing left
II Is true that establishments owned by whites and operating
Negro nolghborhood
embarrpna huuate subject the Negro community
Of st Paul % ridicule1
IL this OF conspiracy keep 81 Paul Negroes confined
20 the Rice Iexng ton Unversity -selby AreaY.
80 quickly ard quietly tho conducted sad stein
thai OF the knowledge
going the Police Gambling
drunk. and thiB happened about 90
VOTE Sacred let's wisely
The Ramsey County Republican C Rights Committee Will sponsor
precinct Organization Work Shop 7ao Tuesday Fobu
AIRY 25h Ilalia Brown Community House sos Aurora
Every welcome We be 10
Precinct 10 back resolution Congress TO restore Section
the Ciy Sincerely
John W Culver Chairman 81 Paul Minnesota February H. 1883
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Nor was There word of IN
tgnaticn uttered when one con
gresham hrough, out trumped up
charges against Schwartz himself
alleging that he padded his ex-
pensc accounts The charge which
made headlines. was simply with.
drawn and forgotten
THE DEADLY PARALLEL 49,
Schwartz perhaps ovcr-eager and
naive wis guilty o. one real crime
he was Investigating the intimacy
between the special interests and
the men they had planted in high
office This was something frp
congressman could tolerate be,
cause q ls not only members o.
the executive agencies who fraterr
nize with Rig 0ihnrn, telews3ou
executives and the presidents 81
commercial banks It's standard
operating procedure Cor Congress
men too
n Secretary 90 Commerce Sin
clair Weeks interviewed with The
independent FEC In behalf Of =
Boston tslevfsi1n outat as sch.
wsrta insists IL was inevitable
that the Administration world ask
about biRb.rsnAnE Democrats who
have Done the same thing Al
ready there were moves 20 look
into The circumstances o. Lyud0a
tohnsons acquisition % = Texas
tsIovis3rr station
schwartz tooE the position that
be wasn't there fa protect anyone
Ard thc moment ne assumed that
attitude d, was inevitable tbst he
bad IA go.
Schwartz is gone
Bat be leaves behind him a
ran1oTas Box % Unanswered guess
tlons Hs nay Ne spiritually cvylsh-
81. certainly ne was booted a.
ard laughed toyyr but TIRE anna
seuy Young professor has por-
formed yahlahyr service ever
4 only % make the puhHc a HttAe
more aware 81 wise guys in both
parties who think re- ia ne ua-
tinal ,ntyrpss % sweep Ire srt
unicr re rug
Copyrighted 1855 IS Robert
q spsvsck
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li,,Ie Note OF rhonks from ieora sIoir

Eiitor u with pleasure this opportunity
you having
al Twin Cities Arsenal New brighton
employed September 1851
reduction personnel IN February 1868 that tho
close but grateful Tor the opportunity working
for u has SO much
Mr. rslmage Carey good supervisor know OF
who could better job pleasure
We OF had problems but he ready willing
10 srnghteh them hard say graft
tuic which Thanks again God Hess
iiiair $50 ruii-r ". Minnesota
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erecting, from the w. q. wIIIiums'

Editor Greetings 60 and yours We commencing you
your growth paper bright addition
are very 10 reread
them 20 her power aud blessings.
We celebrated wedding anniversary January blessings
you yours May yea keep happy healthy Joyous always
Mr. Mrs W n Williams 1884
California.
fditors Note Way back 1898 editor
and his first a Twin
Butetin, b. received bath
and his rhrers optlalstr
correspondent during ei,nr~p
late Herald and they paper
ucc its inception white the, n'i Chicago they
among people
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Frank Smiths Charges

NAACP prealdon
charges against Mayer Joseph
Dillon
Smith claimed Before the election he tMayor pnanl told
political open occupancy would
the election" This very and Mayer
nllon should otlhe deny 0 clarity ha position
hs newspaper great % faith Mayer puon
believes he has and hopes viii be able
future political contests
other post he might witch would quAi
fled
However q smiths stature
Dillon an the meeting Iiahe
Community counel sundays the situation calls
ans
At the imu neither smith ether leader should
soft corrective
candidate pubby etnec matter what
understand politicians playing this tho
distinct political
which would compromise community political
sSGeurira ans candidate or party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-21

our friend Arsead Pride OF Lincoln University MOI writing
in last weeks st Louis Argus describes what Life
part interesting column quotes some Abraham
LAnconisns- o which bear reproduction
Wrote
that mans life is tul OF crosses
and emptations2
He comes into the out against
trip between is exceedingly rocky The rule OF
contrar1es s one Of features OF this trip
little the big girls kiss him. when he Is big the le
girls poor bad manager he is rich he Is
dishonest needs credit he cant get IT, If he " prosperous every
do him
II he Is in politics graft he out Of politics
place him and he good to the country II he
charities he stngy he does its for show
actively religious he hpocte If he takes no interest
religion affection he is soft
specimen; for one, he is eold-blooded
young for him; II he lives to
calling he he's CROUCH
he spends it. IT, he's CRATER and if he
doesn't IT, he's what's the use? But be not discouraged
my friend
LOOKING 4
Abraham Lincoln whom we honor year had
expressing similar sentiments They are in the form
OF "Cannos":
You cannot bring about prosperity by dscouragng
You strengthen by weakening the strong
3 help small by tearing down big men,
4 help poor by destroying the rich
Of trouble spending than
You cannot lift the wage Garner by pulling wage
You cannot further by melting class
hatred
You cannot establish sound security on borrowed money
build character and by taking
man initiative independence
permanently by doing for them what
they could have done themselves.
large friendly phone calls from subscribers
during
personal Friendships William seabron used to call
tho who walks alone"
However making keeping many
despite complications readily
enlargement
the relationship which
a o. lawyer patient
8 always doubly heart-waruing
the folks call the phone chat and offer words
and praise We this Of inspiration
than share believe
Saturday especially the advertising
phoned
subscribers
their copy paper the postiuan
amusing years listening complaints
average subscriber meaning always
position deliberately arelessy
paper party
breaking he
such toll the mail Friday.
simply good. 10 put out a good
edition have subscribers
This difficult
numerically poor system etc sometimes prom
sng subscriptions they expire
ways which a copy paper may go
astray postoffce
blurred section the paper
realized the thousands Of magazines 20 through
the Offices hour remarkable service
American readers receive
thing. would over Is our greatest
desire that the subscriber get his
delivered through the policy
would be certainly foolish problem TO
convince few Of desire this Luckily
the understanding readily operate no con-
sppry keep getting paper pay in advance
20 receive Interesting business. this'-Ceca
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70 hold the post appointed We are looking for
ward TO 1853 when the their opportunity to publicly
opinions the matter OF ms eeecuoh VI" o
be looked al only the Little Rock viewpoint
appointment Bennett member OF the hFm Of
Han smith Eiediund Bennett, and Forsberg
we are proud backed the stand ne has
always verbally made We are have Gov ore
Freeman Of Minnesota instead Of Fabus Of Arkansas
-Northside
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30. w,.ho. TO s,oH from so,o~oy Jo,op

EDITOR Ny husband and want TO wish your starr you
prosperous
way from Kythhu Japan OF Japan q lg
the paper progress
the years among many
people certainly privilege
away sincerely and Mrs
shelton kSnshu. Japan.
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w A TCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY RosERT G. sPivAcK

Washington Pandora Boxlts all very comfortable and
for yyowcred correspondents back in their
easy chairs and tell the world all about the mistakes" that
Or Bernard schwartz made his investigation Of the federal
eguatory agencies
LLat Lhe law nrnla.nr from Vow York unLNcrsi.H lid naEa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-21

Speaker sam Raybarn has DER
iea cfnphabrally that hc put up
obstacles IN Schwartz path Rep
Ofvn Harris, The Arkansas Dem
ucrat. insists thBt ne favors a
real Investigation Rep John
Bennett. the Michigan Republican.
says he wants real evidence
Rep Iobn He'll Williams Ok Miss
lsNppl says Rnyruc who doubts
rs Interest in cleaning up corrup,
tgon u acorteruptirse liar
From the tone u their protests
iris little bard ~ powerful uaeu
almost sound like members o. =
civic purity league
HaR vheu Scrwaryr sought their
help not ono % these men favored
giysng hiu ne power O. subpoena
rvcoryls haslc nerd in any thor
ougn inqusry Not ore said = word
IN protest when IRE chairman az
tlse Fr,tcrai Communicates Com
raisson Reluctantly detailed the
NoneTnrjA- no rNef,vr5 from the
trade association az the industry
ee was Supposed 81 regulate No
ore was "shocEcl when an FCC
eowu3 saosev atrutted getttnE
paid three times tgr TIRE ssrss
trip frOn ne government, the
trade association An3 aa OSlAhozuA
hr,Nzdcasfrr
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
AL suBIR Al RING, VALDEs PRoMETIO
QUE NOQUEARIA A sU RIVAL DEJOHN

ROCHESTERN N. Y, agosto
15,-OPD-Nino Valdes, ell recio
pegador cubano que ha entusias-
mado a sus partidarios con tanta
frecuencia como los ha decepcio-
nado, prometio aver noquear a Mi.
Ike Dejohn, de Estados Unidos, ZEN
cuatro o cinco rounds" en- la pelea
de revancha, a diez a%saltos, que &C.
LIBRARIAN hoy en- Ell estadio de Ro-
chester.
Ell cubano aseguro que tratara de
noquear a su contrario desde que
commence la pelea, y que tiene la
seguridad de que ell match no pasa-
ra del quinto round.
Dejohn, que figura en- quinto
puesto de la Classification de peso
pesado de la Association Nacional
de BoXeo (ANB), perdio por deci-
sion apretada frente a Valdes en-
SUI primer %encuentro, en- abril ulti-
me. Solo dos puntos separaban a
los boxeadores en- la cuenta final.
Por su parte, Dejohn reconocio
que "se trata de una pelea impor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
Por. o L

ros que participant en- las campanas
invernales mo pueden tener ener
gias cuando llegan a nuestros cam
pos de entrenamiento. Aquellos
que han descansado durante ell in
vierno estan ansiosos de practicar.
Pero los otros han estado jugando
TODD ell invierno.
"Uno Sc esfuerza y SURE para
ensenarles como jugar beisbol, y
luego ellos llegan ~cansados", dijo.
"Y quisiera que Orlando Cope
da no juegue beisbol cuando resre-
Sc a Puerto Rico. Pero ALI es un
heroe y, desde luego, ha de jugar.
GMonbant? Ese muchacho necesita
reposo. Deberiamos conseguirle un
empleo durante ell invierno para re-
tenerle aqui. Pero tambien Ramon
es de los que sienten nostalgia
por Venezuela.
Rigney diljo que ell beisbol in
vernal tambien tiene sus ventajas,
tales como la de acondicionar a los
Jugadores que acaban de culnplir
SUI servicio militar.
"Esto vendria bien a Bill White,
que ACADIA de regresar al equipo, y
a Jackie Brandt, que debera sslir
antes de comenzar la pr6xima tenn
porada -dijo- pero, para los
otros, es mejor descansar despuss
de una larga temporada de juego
en- la Liga Macdonald.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
26 PASSES EN-
ToRNEo De
ESGRIMA

FILADELFIA, agosto Is CUPID
-Esgrimistas de 26 paises, incluso
Argentina Chile, Colombia, Cuba,
Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru
y Venezuela, y un grupo de apa-
tridas, participaran del II al 80 de
agosto en- ell campeonato mundial
de esgrima. que Sc celebrara en- la
Universidad de Pennsylvania.
Esta sera la primera vez que ell
torneo Sc realize fuera de Europa,
donde la especialidad cuenta con
mas aficionados Estados Unidos
solicito ser sede del campeonato
de 1858 COZ la esperanto de eSti-
mular ell interes en- este pals.
Los campeones que saldran en-
defensa de sus titulos son: Mihaly
Fulop, de Hungria, en- ~florete; Jer-
~ Pawlowsky, de Polonia, en- sa-
BILE, y Armand Mouyal, de Fran
cha, en- espada. Hungria ostenta los
campeonatos de florete y sable por
equipos.
En- la division femenina, Alexan-
dra Zabelina, de Ia Union Sovie.
ca, posee ell titulo de fIorete.
Los otros paises que estaran re-
presentados en- ell torneo son: Aus
tralia, Belgica, Canada, Egipto,
Francia, Gran Bretana, Holanda,
Hunsrla, Italia, Luxemburgo, Nc.
naco, Nueva Zelandia, Polonia,
Union Sovietica y Yugoeslavia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
1teresado Robinson en- Pe|ear Contra Moore

ginal, con los brazos plegadizos
montados sobre un chassis Ford,
fue la primera lnvencion exitoSa
que elimino aquellas largas y
cansonaS arrancadas falsas que
evito que e. deporte alexandra Ell
alto nivel que tiene ahora.
Homer Cooke, jefe del servi-
clio eStadistiCo de la Association
Nacional Colegial Amateur, tie.
ne un uuevo dolor de cabeza en-
materia de establishes creado
por ell Gambia de la regla EN- Ell
futbol, que da dos puntos en- vez
de uno en- una conversion logra-
da por carreras 0 pases..."En
nuestras estadisticas de passes,
nunca habiamoS contado los pa
seS completes en- las ocasiones
que los teams pasaban para Ell
punto extra, dijo Homer. "Pe.
70 ell ano proximo, puede que ha-
va una gran serie de csc tipo de
passes, y he aqui nuestro profile
ma jlos compilamos o no los
compllamos?".... Homer eSta ha.
clendo I'm survey entire los Gro.
nistas de la nacion para que ellos
decidan.,.. Nuestro votoD eS que
Sc cuenten todos los passes com.
pletos, pero aceptamos la deci-
sion de la mayoria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
DesfiIuron las
DeIegaeiones de
Basket de Quito

QUITO, agosto Is CUPID - Las
ocho delegaciones participates IN
ell campeonato de campeones de
basketball desfilaron anoche entire
las aclamaciones de los 5000 es.
pectadores que columbian el Co.
liseo de los Deportes durante ID
ceremonial inaugural del tornso.
Ell Ministro de E%ducancion, Jose
Baquerizo. saludo a los jusadores
y dirigentes extranjeros en- nom.
bre del Gobierno.
"Es altamente placentero -di.
jo- que Quito reuna a estas mag
nificaS Representatives, depo-ti-
vas en- I'm acto que contribuira a Ia
unidad americana.
Francisco Saa, Presidente de la
concentration deportiva de Pichin-
cha, tomo ell juramento a los ju-
gadores, y ell Alcalde de Quito pro.
nuncio I'm discurso de bienvenida
en- nombre de la ciudad.
Interviewer en- ell torneo edui-
pos de la Argentina, Brasil. Colon
bia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay y z
de Ecuador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
Beeera Noqueo
a Willy Parker

LOS ANGELES, agosto Is
(UPD.AEl boxeador mexica-
no Joe Becerra triunfo por nocaut
tecnico en- Ell segundo round sobre
Willie Parker ante una multitud de
cerca de 1000 personals que aplau-
dieron entusiastamente SUI victoria
en- Ell Auditorio 0limpico.
Becerra, que figura en- Ell septimo
lugar en- Ell ranking del peso gallo,
derribo tres veces a Parker en- ell
segundo asalto antes de que ell re-
fierce, Dynamite Jackson, detuvie-
"a la lucha u los dos minutes cinco
sesudos de comenzar la segunda
vuelta. Amhos puzzles pesaron 118
libras y media.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16

Como vuela al tempo: Los
PirataS del Pittsburgh eStan co.
mo 10 juegos por delante de SUI
paso del ano pasado en- materia
de concurrencia y como 1912
JuesoS delante de su standing
final de Ia Liga Nacional en-
1851. Los Bucaneros a~lcanzaron
los 100000 fanaticos pagados en-
su desafio 81 de este ano, y en-
Ell pasado necesitaron 81 encuen.
tros para ESQ.
Barray MacKay, de Dayton,
Ohio, la principal esperanto nor
teamerlcana en- la Copa Davis.
estima que ell actual grupo de
~sustralianos puede ser superado
en- ell round final de diciembre
proxImo No insiste en- que SUI.
cedera, pero estima que ESQ pue.
de suceder.
Ell roster del team de futbol
de 1858 de Pennsylvania incluye
los hlJos de tres ex grandes atle-
tas de Penn. Elend Barney Ber.'
ting Jr es ell hijo del vieio
campeon de decathlon; Howard
Colehower III, es .el hijo de I'm
tackle de 1880 y ell padre de
Chenille Munger, George, no fue
solo estrella de Penn, sino des-
pues fue SUI coach de f1tbol.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16

NUEVA YORK, agosto Is
CUPID Ell campeon middle
weight Ray Robinson esta Co.
menzando q hablar sobre una
pelea con ell rey lightheavy-
weight, Archie Moore. Archie
ha estado tras Sugar Ray desde
hace mucho tempo, por 10 que
es possible que ambos "sehores"
Sc indian en- un gran combate.
La, Union Atletica ANA
teuar Nacional esta considerau.
do un acuerdo con una compa-
mia de alinentos para desayuno,
para televisar los 10 principles
meets de atletismo bajo techo del
invlerno.. ESQ sera parte de una
campana para aumentar ell inte-
res en- ell atletismo y los atletas
para ell dual-meet contra los ru-
SOS y futuras Olimpiadas.
Una invenclJn que elevo las
carreraS de trotones en- Estados
Unidos de un evento pueblerino
a un negCcio de millones de do
iares, Sc encamina hacia ell Hall
de la Fama de los TrotoneS en-
Goshen, N. Y.
Els la pllmera gatera motori-
zada que utilize ell starter Steve
Phillips, en- la Roosevelt Ra-
ceway en- 49,. La gatera orr
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
sUs ~ PELEAs CONC PROVISIONAL LAS cELEBRo EN-
TExAs-MeLARNIk Y LE VEN ATTITUDES

xeo de Connecticut en- los ultimos
20 amos, gusta 10 que ha visto,
Este muchacho tiene manos SUI
mamente rspidas "anadio". 81 CO.
mete un error 10 corrige antes de
que usteo Sc de cuenta. No trato
de impulsarlo mucho pero creo que
tiene grandes oportunidades de SUI
perar a Patterson.
Harris es uno de los puzzles mas
trabajadores que Mcmahon ha Wis
to.
"Esta en- buenas forma fisica"
dijo, "y es I'm oso para trabajar.
Despues de algunas practicas mien-
tras Sc quitaba la. rops, me dijo.
me gustaria volver y hacer algu-
nos ejercicioS mas, cuando no ha-
va mucha genie miranda"
Harris recibio I'm nuevo Sparring
partner la semana pasada. Monroe
'Ratcliff, quien ha ganado 22de 81
peleas de acuerdo con Mcmahon.
"Ratcliff Subio sin i~nstrucciones
y trato de lucirse" explico McMa-
hon. Roy acepto un par de bue-
nos golpes, pero nj pestaneo. Sabe
aguantar" >
Ell unico hombre en- enviar a Ha-
iris a la Iona en- I'm bout profesio-
nal fue Bob Baker, pero Harris Sc
repuSo para ganar una decision en-
10 rounds .
Mcmahon declare que ha sabido
que Harris tenia a Baker en- pro.
blemas al final del round en- que Ell
texano cayo.
Ell mismO Harris admitio en- una
entrevlsta la semana pasada que
Baker no IL lastim6, aunque admit
ito que esa fue una de sus peleas
mas "malas" que habia celebrado.
La distancia no debe molestar a
Harris, 81 sus ~poderosas piernaS
aguantan como espera.
"Posee ell mas fuerte par de pier
mas Ell I'm pugil" reporto McLar-
min.
McLarnin celebro una session de
"estrategia" de una bora con Ha-
iris ell microbes pasado, demos.
trandose su famoso hook de il.
quierda.
Los seguidores de Harris dicen
que Ell posee an jab de izquierda
con Ell que. pega como "un tronco"
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-16
impossible Vaficinar las
Pos;b;Iidodes de Harris

LOS ANGELES, agosto Is
lUPD-iTiene 81 cowboy Roy Ha-
iris, Ell orgullo de Cut'N Shoot,
oportunldad de quitarle ell titulo
heavyweight a Floyd Patterson en-
~ pelea del 10 de agosto.
Por 10 menos dos respetables fl
xuras del boxeo, ell ex campeon
weller Jimmy McLarnin y su anti
quo trainer Denny Mcmahon, es-
tan deseosos de arriesgar hasta la
camiSa con cautelosos sizes" como
respueStas a esa pregunta.
Los dos estan de acuerdo en-
cue Ell texano de Is amos tiene Ell
equipo fisico. Pero tambien admi-
ten que nunca 10 han visto en- &C.
zion.
Todas las % peleas PROFESSIONALS
de Harris, nueve de las cuales ha
1anado por knockoutS, han sido
celebradas en- SUI nativa Texas y es
dificil encUntrar un boxeador lex
traho' que 10 pueda evaluar CO.
grectamente.
Mcmahon, trainer del campeon
ieatherweight Louis kid" Kaplan
en- Ia decada de los 20 y trainer
del heavyweight vasco Pauline Uz
eudun, quien gano una decision en-
40 roundas a Max Baer ell 4 de jul
lie de 1881, ha estado .trabajando
con Harris en- las ultimas dos Sc
ManaS en- ell campamento del
Arrowhead Springs Hotel.
Mcmahon, Comisionado de b.