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Manager McGraw df ` the G i an t s, Has ' Stronger Outfit Than _ in 1928.

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i SAdi'ANTONIO, Texas, April 3- (0. P_._l-;'I’he_New Yo,rk Giants -be-` lieve that theywlli uve up to theh- names in the approaching 'National _League race. The players confident- ly expect to be the hem men la the baseball show and there seems tc be sqme ground for' their confidence.

Manager John' McGraw’s outfit

seems definitely stronger than the

1928 cast which was good enough to finish runner up to the champion S5. Inuis Cardinals. Perhaps the most encouraging single item in the Giants new' prospectus is a greatly improv- ed Andy Reese. Last season the Til- pelo flash hit well while serving as an outfielder, third baseman and sec- ond baseman but his defensive status was undetermined at the end of the season.

Overnight Reese has developed in-

to a capable and possibly great sec- ondbaseman and is hitting harder than ever. His almost phenomenal

-improvement rounds out an effectiw

~ 'old combiuatloh for Bill 'rel-ry,

avis Jackson and Fred Lind- "i-, have been tried and proven.

'32 ding by_ for emergencies will be

dy Cohen and Pat Crowford and .

“ei-.. Baxter Jordan. Crawford

Qi d Jordan. graduates of Toledo, can

-‘play anywhere and -hit any time.

-_'fi Manager McGraw has his 1928

l itching staff intact and expects Cari Ya ubbell, who joined the Giants late

the season, to declare <'ivid€HdS

n his experience gained under major

eague i'lre. Hubbell will be a start-

g pitcher with Larry _ Benton, Fred tggimmons, Joe Grenewich and utch Henry/ a southpaw who seems

have regained his earlier form. _ 1° E td 1 ' < ~ Eivessey . . .....1l1

e - .. ,. @1159' ‘”“’° ”’-’ ’““‘°‘° “W 1’ “ by ovni HALL |Sprihr training iii busses which .ther weight on Maier. shoulder.. J ,~,,,,, _____,,.3

it arl Mays, the veteran und.l~lllm 0.12.01. Tile Canucks improved their Mmm, Hua,” mm manager of. Cmled them ,mm Camp to camp i Then _hem was the question about S K us

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BOSTON, Mass., April 3- Eddie

Shore. star defence man of the Bos- ton Bruins. world’s professional hoc-' key champions,. has refused to 'sign a contract for next season unless he received a substantial increase in Shlafy. it bvirame known today that he had demanded $17,500 for his services. The terms of the contract _ offeréd him by the Bruins manage- ment was not made known. '

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UFFER REFUSED

(Canadian Press) Toaonm, April a-'-_an oircr to

Albert “Frenchy" Belanger, Canad- ian flyweight champion, for it bout ' with Emile Pladner, European cham- pion in Paris. on June l. was refused today by Dave Gan-ity, Belangers manager, according to a statement made by the manager here. “I'1l give Pladner $20,000 more in some here and fight Belanger," declared Playfair Brown. matchmaker of the

club.

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w11.lvll.Nc-Ton, nel., April 3 -

_John Sallow of Passiac, N. J., and Peter Gavuzzi, __Southa.mpt/on, Eng- land, led the bunion derby into Wil- mington today at 12.25. Their time from Philadelphia, a distance of 20 miles, was 4.59.35. The two Canadian entrants, Philip Granville of Ham- ilton and Thomas Ellis also of the Mountain city, finished 1zth'au.i lstb respectively in today’s leg of the blis- ter parade Granvllle arrived in

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lied by 121 pins. J. A. Bentley of Un-

tin-ee rtring scores of 256 and sae pins.

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-- ' . P°~“i “S Y the New York Yankees is going to "uggihe let the other feucws brih ~ ' ~ me 1 era in st ff

rm has recovered at least a part Oi* ' , TON _ _ A 2__D M ‘ _' | “ K -mths l»8S~ 1' I GW We - H. Day » THEN ’ N J' Pm esp the wars this year wiih just about their coal to Newcastle. pgigli; was discovered that the Babe's _ v_ wimams __ _ _,151

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‘ther veteran, will be avaluable man Chagz Cenpyxelgpgéiaglosgczlwe tm 5”” gm? that W°“ mm the; Phe B""~V°5 515° did their con- nderpimi-mi! WB-S Si-111 liilffiiliellili' Total-2539.

.n mu" roles and Curly Ogden has __ _ms____m__ ent I ________m ______b ha pennant and the world series last ditlonlng in the _ Sunshine <and_ long to get him out to right field _ 1 ' - ' “ Y' year- Like Oviwie Miivk iifihe NS-»Wlndv> city- Two clubs out on . .eu up to the plate without the aiu ___ ---_-_-

own well in Liu spring A merry

found this year‘s race is not a hed of

_.__ 'me is being ,ought out by the re, roses for mm or the x`__mnen_ The Miller is almost standing pat-but quite a series right at home. Most of _ , gruiohgg. In some of the exhibit

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` i ith th d mr yet in sight-

____ s w e e__n ~ __ ____ ____ race grief started at the end of the During the workouts and the ex - M0119!" M°G-“W 15 ° "5 second day when a caravan of bun- - -I ‘_ I t in way. - hibition games at St. Petersburg, _ 21 0U'-Mid “'55 5“me“5 ioners and its accompanying tents L I h __ I __ noe, with e possible arrangement show reached here__ ’ lm MIT. lgipens ve s orts op rom 8 101' Shiite “Sain” film “nd First Pyle was hotmed that hu 2° ;°‘;_mf_im°“°' F” ‘h°W“h‘”;°;‘_“h .- h d it hing. Fred Leach ob~ ° C 3 PMQ, 0" W 5 as _l t BD D C _ _ show would pay most of the revenue com to be known as ____he third

i-= W mid” f"”“ me P-hmms’ in it or not permitted to Hive its PGY' b 1 ‘b

¢i<P¢Cf»€ii to add .strength _H-“ii Ed formance. The promoter met` this l“a';;u°r the best' cl" Z mb? ' Wh- Wh° had “H i"'5m°’e"‘f' Sen' cliiilculty by moving the camp across 1_5 1°;]s°‘;';__°‘; P-'gre ' in of

'n last year and was finally forced the Delaware river to Mormvillk ill the e Y e pass g

rv- b lcknw appcms to have Wm. _ ki d _ Joe Dugan, Huggins has shoved t y B . " th Pa' where me powers were ' n “_ Mark Koenig over from short to the

- etely recove.cd. Jimmy Weiih. if

f Ott, a major leaalle Veteran “~

ii. ' ' _ f, yggrg of ago has shovm to bet- It is maimed Pyle dm not have been so hot, he is sure to steady up

advantage at San Afif°“i° than sumeieut funds in the bank to my Pl°“°*’ Tm “‘° ‘°°“’°“ °P°“5- ~‘ ‘ " tvieen t o seasoned performers like

Next he was met by a writ of at

automobiles of his caravan

rmer B1'lV°» PiCk°d “P this sprmg' tachment which cost him temporar- mt °°°"' _

ver before and may °°1“W“”‘°¢. “‘° for the cars. ’

* --. of the Giants thai- he “im p““' The promoter reported the funds T°“V L'"°°"i ‘md K°°m5' h__°'5 °'

rip . ‘ ‘ _ safe bet to strike his stride once the

h southpaws as well as the o 0

were there but the cars were unset

'.'. pitchers. Tony Kauffman, for- ,smctory md he swpped payment on season gets under way. _ .

pitcher, and Art veltmuh, _ri me check Huggins me _brought his gang ungster from Spriiigfivld. 111. Rnd _The dimcumeg of me 3,-gt day along slowly so far. Instead of cir- huck liilllis, who has been up f°" forced two of the runners in drop °‘“‘”9 M' P¢"f°fm°"3~ Whi°h W”-5 UW trial before, have the advantage Of out yesterdam Louis _,_ pe,-e||,,_ of rule-rather than the .exception down '_ htlhand batting to commend them Alban” N_ Y__ and Merle T,.app_ of in Flordia. the vest pocket sized pilot further consideration. Six of the A,_cmm0n_ K,mse_,_ was content io do most of the -team'-5 'vert outfieiderg in camp may be re- exercising in St. Petersburg. While

‘ \ other clubs were doing much of their

ed.

'rue hal-<1 hitting rumlr Hogan

' “ii” ii” me" f="““§e ‘*“”“’,“‘_§ Rollo Buy end vicinity' ' Duke ofclou

at. #ob O'Farrell se~ms to IM e will iii hr-it °==iBi#“° with °’°‘}“i Mr, and Mrs. Peter Maeool-mac. st. » . ings, who N15 mm’ , ‘°elg‘"'i charles were recent visitors to Rollo "

bais with the Yanks came to

Pete to do their crossong. As a re sult the World Champs should he much fresher when the barrier lifts than some of the other Florida train ‘ea athlete who were wom out' even two or three weeks ago with incess- ant bus travel. `

There were other reasons why' Huggins brought his tribe along; slowly. He wasn't. so sure of some of his stars. Herb Pennock, his ace

southpaw, was out at the_olose of _ last season with neurltis. but now. the fox raiser looks as good as ever | and is sure to be just as efficient on the mound. 'Tony Lazzeri was also suffering from the same ailment when the Yanks folded up last Fall and it was feared for a time that the pit- cher might be called on to rush over between first and second and relay Tony's toss to Gehrig this year if Push-‘Em-Up remained in the line- upl However. it has been discovered that Tony ean`siil1 rifle 'em around the infield os of old and the.t's an-

lte were as wild as the wavoa out in the Gulf, but the fans need have

to again take his place as a finisher this year, and I-lug has a few new gitchers. the best seeming in be a _`:llow named "Dusty" Rhodes, from ‘follywood. "Dusty" is a handsome youngster. and the' camp 'mystery at 't. Pet/e was centered about how he :ver kept out of the pictures. He

Jtah. In addition to all of these cheery

items Jack Ruppert was still eport- lng that trick fedora of his at the

lobbies of Bt. Pete‘s leading hostel- rles,`w11lch indicates that he thinks (he Babe is going to have another great season and is saving up for the added money Ruth will want in 1930!!!

And, with all these things, Hug-

gins is very heppy. `

an he wi ¢°“‘/°“i°“"lY “WV ‘md Bay the guests or me Joseph chan Nea) R0

grin( Joe yilitry, shy on experience. _ y H

i .. dats for the third place. Rarl .. , former manager of the Chl-

son

Miss Mary Etha. Macltae, Com-

' ' WNW 3°* ‘md “°“' M°G'nw's mercial student.at Notre Dame Con- (Special in The Guardian)

ii l3Si-‘5i»°~“°» ms been d°m3 mme vent, Cityfhas completed her course TORONTO, ' Ont., Apr., 3-The Wa °P~i»¢hmE in °"h“’m°n games' and is spending a holiday with her Dug, of Qlgugggggi-_ thi,-ii gon of ~- W” f°"°°° "’ me "°“°h by parents Mr- iiiid MH- John _MMR-at the k1ag.'has consented to open the .walk arm “id if ii “°-’ "“°’“°“ rwlio my West noyal Your noiel, providing he ar- atrenlth it is diiilcult’ to see h°W » " ' ___‘_ \ rives in Toronto at or about the date ' . can BDSM mi' ‘unmer °“ tm Mr. Alex D. MacDonald, Little nge, gy th, ggmqign pacing Rgu. ' hm' ““°-‘ “ * *‘?“°"°"` ‘“°“"d P°i1d. Wea ii meh* villwf i=° R°”° war omoiau for the formal dedicat- - d°m°i\<1i“¥ °"P°" *‘°“‘“”‘“ °‘ Bay West- ' ‘ ion of the'hoeie1rs_ou rl-ent meet. mtl- _ -- _ ‘ 'rhe mil ma umpire wee tola lost

Ni°”°f'~ °“° °‘ th” "M Mfi and M11- -1°°°Pli Ch°i“°“- night by 11. w. Beatty, president of

-- mane muilléfl °f hi' “Y nouo nay welt, were in st.l>etm th, G ,_ ,__

" ui' gay about awarding the

0 dioiisiiir Mliilw' M°C*“" 6°" at the Basket social which vm tibia ~

BONSHAW. $61.50 was realised-

.:.;:.f:=.:'..‘“:..1°;.;°::.:z;:°;=:::.:: °» ~ we iw- _- -~ -he .. ' Meciraw an entirely new staff Miss Margaret llacdloakay. Prince :ra-ty.mu,;‘," xxnuittgu X22”-ie: _ Bold lli'i8i'Bl8h1p end Of thé of wales college’ ony./B Hmmm' _“iowa eh’ nay” York during the .. i _ _ holidays at hér 'home in 'rbi oiaau wui be in shape at the ;’,°f:_ - any in company with other omeiule

` . _ mme_ _ ' of railway and of the hotel man-

' "' ““‘ °’“’°°° '*°- ““’° - -»-----+~ agement.-_ he leii north 'roronto

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cester to Open

_station late last evening in his pri- vate car. He will return here in about a month, when a conference will be held to settle finally and definitely the date for the opening of the ho-

tel. . _v "The Duke of'Gloucesfer is sched- uled to arrive at Vancouver on June Z." said Mr. Beatiy, "and will arrive in Toronto at a. lafsr date which will be set when his itinerary for his trans-Canada tour has been complet- ed. While we are pretty certain the hotel will open some time in June, the exact date will not be settled for a month fat. His royal highness has agreed to officiaie at the form- al opening if he is in Toronto on the date selected. _ _ ' -

so faraa aome of hi='i"‘Y°"’ recently. Next meeting io be helii 1 -_ `

a wit- but °°"°’“‘/ at the home of Mn rlomiee uae- \ ‘°““""“ "'°’°’

`~ fi to whole cii\mni°ii-SMP’ °'° nie. - - --_~ ~ " 1188100 0171.' Apr.. 3-i'i°l>°ftl,meetinc of the w. 1. wu 'hola at the piiveitv. u not down heluea. _ _ _______ _ . bathing the *government from the 'y i' , _ an1.nvo'1'oN._ e _ariinnoli ni- nent near may niatea that ' 5 fr* moat being coofed on stitute proposed geifgig a pump-plac~ the tetlala were "in full retreat in

mai aowu a rimnoi e in the reboot at the nimiai-1 train; me by horseback to

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BRUDENELL. The' Fabfllary

FORMER VARSITY STUDENT

CAMBRIDGE BOXING LEADER

Jack Beer Wins Challenge Cup Op- _ posing Oxford _

Boxing may addle the brains of

some leather pushers but here is a case the "Naysj‘_ mayquote in the event of a debate on _the question.

A cable arrived from England to- day lor- M111 s. o. meme Beer or az Woodlawn Ave E.. Toronto, bringing news that her son. Jack-Beer, a St. Andrew‘s and Vanity old béyl had won a 8400 challenge' cup in Cam- bridge vs. Oxford boxing 'tournament and that the cup carried with it the Cambridge "Half Blue." in other words half of the highest honor in college athletics in the old country -the colors of one of snglanau two

home of Mn. Fred ltoberfson. "rho Institute members expressed tneml selves as being in favor ofthe Ban-

itorlum, and the resolution H being

(ny Lou 11. Mann lu 'romuto 5"” m"”“ °° °°

We the Five Aces, do hereby chal-

io fear that this will be permanent len" me Not Afraid, ,D B mendly

Wilcy Morre, who proved such a. _“me to be mil” in any lucy in r°at bet as a relief pitcher in 1927 ghm-yomnown The following is me

:hiv to so bed in 19% i°°i<B feed? -lineup:-E. Mcclee, (cept), 1. Har-

ley, W. Burke, J. Carragher, C., Mur- ray, E. Creighan (coach)_,_R. Harley, `(mana.ger.)

not quite I the other clubs who de lred to cross _ n gamgg the Babes heaves to the _

~ St. 1

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Lsnms BOWLING-1. o. c.

Tuesday night the "Ramones" met

'sea to plteh for the uhiyel-sliy or “M i"’f°°'“° "‘° "P“d‘"°“" by “ ‘“‘"` °f C=i1=da.in the met f°i1ihi or their

ority of 250 pins.

The scores follows:

“PADDIES"

W"¥°"’°“° P‘“k ‘md ‘“°““d "‘°'nuda 151-aught ........l41 iso lie

Aliee Piheau .1.........1ls ea los Ann Walsh ............ 88 104 88 nileeuli.yah............1oa 121 as

as as 'ls

530 555 648

Total-1553.

' °‘naMoNas~

134 142 128

.ii-inie` ouffy`...........'1c9 lea Florence Flynn ........153 110 Winnie_Gaudet ........108 131 Helen McMillan ........13l 118

_ Total-1803.

ered the University of Toronto in im ana liter be gl-muatea with honors in political science and went tn. Cambridge for post-graduate work Hs 'entered King‘s' College Beer boxed for Cambridge against i.he_ Royal Air Force and the navy anauor cambf-lego against versity on Marci-rl‘winning hiachamplon- 'ship which gave him his "Half Biue"_ i _' _

Baer is.the only Canadian student

to ever ‘make a place' on the Cam- andbt boxing team. x-le .is :snug a post graduate course at cambridge.

'"°°" “’“"‘°‘"”- ' - ` the .inici-fmllty -ns pours elm Jack Beer is not only a clever box- ml. in "“_,_ .ms mmmmty md °' "W “° *' “‘ °*°°i""°“*"Y'°1°'§* inter-eeileilaa' no nouns elm title '°“°°“i- ‘ r 'in me-1 aaa tab llia pouaa inter"-

At Bt. Andrews. where Jack r “ml -h in ' _ ' _ go, ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,_.,,,_ ,»,,i im; m"1m°"h_f°"”°:’:";° sir cha-la wmaela 'rm>hr. m 'nw is mm _chown commenced/ boxing in the _oo-poimdigm. ¢ Q., yum, hom., tum anti! WWW M*-1°' 3»_°-D- _5°f"“'°' |’.'?‘_n&’__ '°m_m1“m‘

elm aaa won hu ohmpiolablpr in"q1,|,h ,,,,,¢,g in gm mm, ,,,'u., when he time bu that “C_i°l4°¥\ mm' dn m

the mioia eimell in which no? wh ,,|,,'. mgwm mg wut point al-row" new car bvertbe ivioriaa

__ eligible to compete as loo: aa he wat "um ggrw- gh, 50,4” ,M ,nm amd. n m mn” W bg” ,MW

_ §f_‘¢_'_- _ __ _ 'g _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ - __ *i Uf- M*°¢°“°|4" fm” °\°*‘”\'i bu bouts mn omits' the iirbi- .exam of the new trophy. which in

_ . . -_||dmgg|~||,gg gnsaclosad ineatlng. which wabhcld at the homl ward Santa 1‘f¢i>sa.i|a,_about half way circulated throughout tha district WND l°h°°l- In 1923-34 he WN hold hogyyggighg qi-.0 “prune” gm. ompgwg gm- “gm 5, gh, *mga

F A from scatter- -bf Mn. w._n_. rbiuipc. 'rgqnavr - aaa, aaobimln Planner- recaeert are being ¢||.1l-met of the school- He mdiiliivii aaa oi. the im Olympiad wu'abo_ ti-sea ming driven, were captain

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me 3 :us _1 ua 151 L

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|LAKE{__AND F1., Ap," §__,hym Defeaiiéd Ch t0Wl1 Alley ____;i;<;>_l‘;;‘R:§_l_i_.1.__ A336 r;;_>_leu;ll ians today decided an operation was Team By Flirty P111 Montreal Gazette states that Pere, necessary for Tommy 'rhgvenoy/, M Www _ 0 ____ ___

sh’6rtstop for the Philadelphia. Na argl" ms’ lymph’ ° mlm" sp m'

tionals, who was seriously injured in

Last night on the Charlottetown ellsii Cdmllieiwiriz with the meet i

md Wm,” mven yesterday ms re Alleys in the nfth game of the city Mimtreal April 15 Williams arriv

,Ad championship series roued between I ed home Friday from his viciorio

er, will try for fresh laurels in th

covety was expec . ..

Leggug 01 me C1-gg, md Qhgyqogge. four of the Unitetfstates and Cana- fown Alleys teams. The League boy, dlan cities. and after- a conferen

winning' out by' a smalldmajority oil

_ | _ _

Y hgiilixoringlfg ggezaldeafgg 1 gl: (1:/ixdntreal meet anti . _ “fin

Ed McMillan and C. Dillon hiiving

'__ high three total of 671. It was a hard I perform at a meet in Vancouver. Ma

game for the Charlottetown Alley

CHURCH LEAGUE boys to lose, bug, good one 'for the _ Allister, who beat him' in one he

' _ ieasue leading boys to Follow- at Aiiiisterdiim, as one or his Oneon-

Last night Trinity defeated Un mg are the score-__ and nne__ps_ en__s_

Loc. "

ited rolled both the high single and ' _ l 197 183 -"1*”'°"'

A. Joy . ..._.l37 E McMillan .._198 J. McMahon . . . ._.19'f

ma 195 224 245 195 leo 134 151

171 '_ 181 206 238 179

_ Rodgerson ....226

Conrad ...199

Vickerson .. _. .....163

. Gauthier .._...1’l0 Total-2893.

179 i 146 1

LEAGUE sraunmo

Won Inst

cague of Gros ... 4 0

ships at the New York Athletic Club lin ° ' ,

seconds for 100 yards. This clipped four-fifths' of a. second from Weis-

with his ‘ “ich _say

in Ottawa later. He is sent. _

7. when it is hoped tw have Bob Mc-

iiW|M RECIIRIJ

NEW YORK, April 3-Swimming

against timein an exhibition at the qualifying heats of the champion-

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oday, Johnny Welsmuller, holder of many amateur records, who is no a professional was clocked in 501-

mu11et's own world record for th

distance.

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;;;_¢l.”-‘iii BUYiINi§ 'W3 T"-E

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onrmorr, April 3-Jack Demp-

ey denied yesterday on his arrival

flumbert Fugazy had taken steps to

ii the Dur~hase of the Olympia

...nts Alena Comment ng on reports that they

.lad planned to purchase the Olym

pla, Dempsey said

Of course. if the Olympia is for.

ale we would be interested in buy ing it. We would be interested in

mything that would help our busi ness. But I don't know that the

Olympia is _for 'sale and I doubt if' it ls. we have heard that the stock!

._-ould be had for fifty cents _,pn thr| eller, but you know how these stor~ ies get around. _ - A _ _

ii ii'n__liiiiiii

of Akron, knocked 'out George Fifieid

4 "em fm _“New Y°’k mat h” md 1 'mut for the world's llghtheavyweight

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` - made in Germany of alunlinlvm

AKRDN 0~- AP\»f9-9011118 JOM? cellulose and subjected to pressure.

b°11t- hero 185! night lfikr they had dages and other articles needed to

mixed 011111 i-W0 l11i1’iUt°S- They "5 care for accident victimsAhave4heen W¢lif€YW9|8hi~‘i- ` ` - installed along an English highway.

PHILADELPHIA. April 3- Tomo?

‘oughran is willing t/o _meet Mick y Walker in a forty-five round 'return

rhampionship next summer, but will lof. consider going into such a match for less than $150,000. _

This is the substance cf a telegra

.-ent today by Joe Smith, Lough' ‘i _ manager, to Harry Pollak, in to the western promoter'~ ' $100,000 for such a bout tr ‘J

California.

WASHINGTON, D.a., .lpril 3.- Secretary Wilbur today informed

representatives of the \"‘

petroleum institute tl

ney-General Mitchell i. __ the federal oil conservative

had no power to grant afilli-at-nl of the inst|tute‘s proposed rcdnc-

tion enrtailment. Textiles for clothing have been

thread stretched through layer il

Roadside _cabinets containing ban-

WON BY SEAGRA VE

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5 §§a§§= iii-.§.2

Ta-_.sliver £1,090-105,000.09.:

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