La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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    Monday, May 5, 1930
Pare Foot
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,' ORE.
FRANK B. AJTLEBT .
taABTET r. MATTHEWS .
Published mnJEXS. exorpt (Senear, at H! iiiM
L. Grand. Orex-os. Tte Owrto-ur jisiiaard .verr PTJCaj
Entered at l Porwffic of L. Grxavoe. Crecoa. tieooo
Class Mail agarter ttxtcVer art of Karen X. li'i
OKKiCi ai paper or rviox corvrr jlvd tbb
CJTT OF LA CRJLVDB
MEMBER OF AESOCIATEO PRESS
Tto Amaoett-d ir- t -ir-.ua--i . r exut?c to oe for .BbiX
tlon of aj xx- dissalcie credited Ml! not crwllt
If ssolt&l 1 ere.-o. All net,; of ret iiV;oajK. of ex-e;a cia
paiVfce la til i piper, and tx-a local Kieva s-rea& fUM ai
rwerrcd.
National AerTir"-E- EnmaUBiK
V c. aOGC5:iS CO. Inc
u rtucaaoo, Iao Ana-eitA. fctatiie- Portland. Ccaoa.
De-trait, New Tork
6CESCP.IPTIOV RATES
fJtr. pr anond, la ndvane .
Dailr. six aaonths la adTaaic. .
Zli, aanf ia COP7
Pa.?, per anonta In adTmne .
Daiir. per !z aexrG I. in aaraxa.
DaXiy. per rear in avane
Woeltlr, OberTer-ix. 5. jtfcJ .
aovertiixo Hates
Display, fore-ira. per coi-un-a incat
llspaar, local, per corerea men
Tinae contract price
THE CHRISTIAN S HOVE,
hot- that Is Mo i EK inl-e:
be- yet bo? for? izvl U t
do nr. artljn Jasaie-n rsit for ! -
A Hebrew furier of New
to dean coats. ;Perhaps .
pockets.
at. -a r. I a --.a
w uiov wi at sxuias ma iwi uc suihwj w iuc uu.cj 1Ui
processing Urges gTOWerS in this Valley to take every pre - -
caution by spraying against the cherry fly. No dif ficuity
will be experienced if proper sprayinz is undertaken, in the '
tfJUUUU VI tftuuiviiiiira. xuv
good market might be endangered.
' . - ;
We do not anticipate reading with pleasure the senate's
debate on tJie'naval pact It pronrises repetition of all the :
things about "intzngling alliances" that have been said be-
fore. How unfortunate that the senate could not e given
authority to negotiate treaties instead of ratifring them, i
Tli4 -14 tiQfa ban!1 Tt ct.naW -a kTV.a4 lUn In.-f mr,nV.r
and out of domestic mischief
o
The Union Pacific has just issued a new tourist booklet
on the Pacific Northwest, designed to attract vacation
travelers from the east and mid-west It is extremely at
tractive, both in picture and phrase, and gives appropriate
tpace to the Wallowa area and the Old Oregon Trail.
No more effective advertising could be secured for
the recreate rial advantages of the Pacific Northwest and
the railroadnust receive much
in tourist business.
PraiftRU ff 1Cflft ttaumli1tz
, 6 - alsnokl every irnce. A few 3
rnmds in the leading universities of the count r will serve minor upet re counteracted by
to increase one's fear that the new tariff bill Assesses snyjp
tnantifartuml irt c;tr-m inrliiaifWol rr.fi-e onil .Jmr.c. 1
a, . . ' J !
lacking on those 'products in which the Northwest is O-SpO- 1
riallie inir.rv.aiia.! m, i,;n : i
designed to satisfy individual
industries. Sound principles of economics and a regard for
the effect on the mass of consumers have been passed by long i
ago. Originally intended as one means of agricultural relief, !
the new tariff bill has lost its identity and seems to be for j
, the relief of any industry but agriculture. Most tariff bills
re that way. They have always been for the eastern manu- j
facturer. i
VHV SUPPRESS THE FACTS?
There could hardly be a better and more timely example
of the usefulness of the pending Bingham bill, providing for
full publicity of the results of inquiry into major airplane
iiccidents, than the recent fatal crush of a transport in New
( Jersey in whkh four lost their lives. . i
The facts available to the layman indicate that the plane '
; J left Albany for Newark after having received weather re- i
j ports indicating at least dubious conditions in the vicinity of
1 its destination, which, after the departure, became worse,
j The pilot found his landing field enveloped in fog and in
i nianeuveriiig for a landing brought his wing-tip into contact
with a power.line. Loss of four lives resulted.
Another direct example was the crash in New Yoik state
j in wliich a fanvjus pilot and designer and two others lost
i their lives when their ship crashed against a njunUiin in '
j a snow storm. lad they beetled weather reptjits the accident !
5 would not have happened. !
' Publicity given the findings of department of commerce
inquiries would keep the public informed of facts it should
know.' It wants to know when airplane accidents are due to
i lecklessness, and aviation will suffer less for the public's
i knowing. Is it fair to the industry to leave the public under
the impression that the fault is with the ship when it really
:Iies with the pilot r-r too adventuious or impatient !as-
icngcrs? .
ANNOUNCE MAY IS
I TRACK ENTRANTS
(Continued from r.ice Oni?)
yard daith: La firai-ftf
. Ja.ob-'-;
Portland,
n, A. ;rant.
jump: l.a
ion. C liann. ' I'ri
J. Bufrtmrton, M. Kith"
Ti. Itlo-ictt. If ih
..rand-. i. K. Mitlmnir. 3H. MIo5,--,land.
K, livrmw. I'-nMnvi. J.
Krjftin. H. K. Mohley. I:. John
on. JiHir mil' : lj Grande. A
Martin. IA liawbrook. M. Kbikland;
''ortland. H. Ituncrt. it. IaVeih-.
iiiM-iif: La Grand'. J. l:o"nt).uni.
!K. Knberjr, K. Itraln: Portland.
i:. JiuSifj. J, N(-ii, r-. ..WP.
te
jut
as.5-lica.tioa.
Y-JT ae r Kii'o t-v bj: fcs:
for n-fcat a man Jwnih. i.l Sflh
hope for 1'nat we- at l. Use-a
iio:-iiiS -
Yoik Vjtd oiiiczrs he itid gin
It's been ued to clean raany
i
I u: J ... TV. TV..U-.. r,. t
kjujvuv uixa t.ciir-w cjivii, '
r.vjv ...AAxi, wx .it "wrirdr M3f.Hi was swco&d. Ilaker
which might have been ajwrd pBiwo jxanh.
I
credit, for-. OUT noUaJ gTOWth f
i
ronrYnfi .f h If 1
1
congressmen with pet home !
.,rt.t.1(; i
-rtlii
cii-ant. K
I';
ir-l.iu, lb. 4.i ;tit,..
nd. It. K. Mold- . r
leritm; Portl
K Ib r. It. John,
lafi GraiitJf: j. .,,
tlUMf. I, lt:..
t.rook; PorlUnd. J. H if (it eiou. j.
KerKUfuin. Ihrh !mr.llF I.
Gr;ind". f '. K. Mdh rti.p. pert: ,n l
ln.t iinnoiincr.. Juxi-tsri: !,
Grtntdf. J. (towit.,tum. it. Kil r--K'a
ltHicuirt; PortUtnl. 1;. Holm. J
Nt-Uoii. H. NXon: ''-iird t.Uy
((itniiit? not nnri"t!n'"d .
Tlirv p'dfinjr and tfimm in.ii. -b.
iff 10 be hand. d by rh.irl. ,
Keynold. of thr country -l.ib. a;,J
I'arK Tuylur. or tho ttm.U ciub.
On tbe xuu nUaidar, U wall
be a sprci vztrchnjsaa li'X't un
der liar assures of the. La Grand.
CVua cisb at 1oik Tree. It w! I
opea to tise- se-fceraJ pzMic Ver
cfeauiis of L GraiM4 ar BKrtas
naasiy vaJuai f;, rr: t-ir,dii" pnce
for wiatte-rs in ta maia trapbo
icc -i-Bt A SiK of pri a1
donor wi!l fc poWld later.
Boy Confesses
Fatal Heissen
Djuamite Blast
4AI ifffr-J 0-irfVSe-iL Ji. I
iity frf-l a, firri tnurter
chnnr- ft?r sie of Mr. atd
Vn Kf-canun Norftrip. ti
at i5i-;r raiifis n.ir H-iKKn i-at
lO f 17 -0-iT.t)T otiktrf ibat is.
!yciL-nui'.- 4i&der th-:r tuf. i-lor- I-yaM dash: Huff so a. Oa-1 tlS r-2iri?. tL? is conlraJT, scitJi
isctr t?af o! isf col to i uno; Ktrj-. la GrajsdM JosjIh. I jrn furr- -:-: us. ::b a terHl-iM-T
iiarmtau arri c3-j-:o5 li-;rj Hater: Mufford. iiciJ9urh.Mnz Er-jto J'ici u;on I :tr cfciiaren and
rwi-lc-!-. J
Tie cifE'Hja ti f.zr-'ri b 1
JiJMj c? ida. t-I k:3acr ttt X&nfa.
ru;R. 'Jt it-frx of j
icrte J'h the iz.ttstioe I irj"3r-1
ir!- S'j:iJUt if i3H N'ortSinupS
ouid lat-c-d ch.- ix-y'ji wrrires
lie J.rn. Tiit -vessi5 bt bud j
V.--ird Nortfcrp t.if. !fe ihat ;
be did r'jc t-ii"e tie t-j''Ji ,ry-i
ices were ttedel. . !
5
BUCKS FIRST IX
EASTERN OREGON
3IEET SATURDAY"-
(Cosxticued frosa Pa Obe)
. r.i'i':r.-r tie i .r-rs ifirte piares j
n i: v-ni I
Aivlhff i: t U Grance a.
fiinr Keats. h, o?e ont Arte- -
na au a n aim
N.-alaud. .mrj loa: Miller. McUnusbtis: J-li.i.
from cotisaint ::r.stti!Jwa ia cti-jrUte Hary- Mc!.t.ntii!in; Triple.
o. vit fltr j tars,
errn t-a:sd tiiii a f poicuj Mtie run i ;'-. i-en-jie-ton;
rria.e- .-liije- niiir-nrr. ior!ff'-)a
T cer re-say
te-arn Ke;i oat to
win sh I;riii e-reat of rne- dsy in
iH:.:vr.r f ..i'-n. lioe lost a
rwt'lf of yyS. 'ja the f:rrt tarn.
ms-t bat iiait ; it hen
ft, SSL"
a four-yard lead when tt
jtJTB7c hT,
rTe uer- a p-ad. whkh the Titer
Tr.S fit? A.?i faa,ndS-d
:ard toe tmii. a in pod cocij-i
1 ti-n. T'o retord.it ere broken
and iwpM4 josijii tnrew me ,
b'X 4T fe 2 Serb-, breaking
jone jviv record 01 jet one :
Sncit. anJ then fcyid the piaiteri
S- ff5 inches t .cel the j
mark of MI fee? 11 inches made
by Kir-r. of in I I.
j ,-.e Jiuarii Mm annoance a-? ;
IIS J4 t-S jnr but a re-
lt 18.. J'-in a iM luuh airxi aa
i J-i rd dfc-
, Pje-sceet de. r ar.nourKed in
The Obw-n-r r.rr.fd
Owwn-er rr.ed through ia I
h -r.vtiy hr-j-n
ar'. r-c-:i of tl 4- w-ciond,
IV:;i-eVjn vn l-ue of a well
I.J,J.ri4 t-im. tiljline points in
.etjf event e-ar-ej.l the i--Io
h 1 j firing aa truk.
.
- r - t -i-
DOUBLE ACTION
rim la ta. doaafA
Tbea ia tava srraa
Same Price
for over 38 years
25 ounces tor 25
Use less than of
high priced brands
KILLIOHS OP POUNDS USED
BT OUR OOVBRKUSIfT
PICTURES
AHEAD
f5c sure of the lcst
finishine;. Leave jour
films for
MAE STEARNS
The I'huto Expert
"FINEST FOTO
FINISHING
Leac Orders at
THEL4L
DRUG CO
Krwier. f leku. look 2hir4 in
U fcalf autte. in m hxh fhf Tln
t place. ' -
Pkck lead, ft; ztu ma.s cut dcrwc
hi lii rfrcaiLs of tlx kr huxdk
GrsLixIe cunrd cioe point. 1
To Ootttprte at Oanallw
Tb Tr. urjfr Cr In
Wcwdte. mill dereie tfeas rek to
pwpaifinff for tlie srate ta J
nakk a fair b9mic5. WtiUK-rs ic
ih Eajmj Oregon -efitji and
re-Jay (tam ajmtrsc atnl p.:.
th Kktnrdar Bxf-
rn litxuiiaor rv-n: mm rot
off ia tij Euorniziff at 1 o'ciork
ih Ih -icrptiCf: vf ile kr hcr-d-ft.
in vtuch oofjr k.:k lxys look
part, meii&s jrt-Ltiniiiary beats
I datsh: Huffman. On
tario; Krr. 1-i-v GrajsdM Joslio.
Hater: Mufford. Ir!arti,in: Hr-
-m. IVbdlon. T.n& 33 sec-!
olv&. j
Jiwiu: It Jjlin. Baker, 121 (
feet Ti i&cbt (orr E. O. r-
or3; TemiJe. JVodleioc 132 fee?
y jncbe: Scisannep. 1'er.daetoa. 13&i
J inch:: Aratioa. I'nk'H, j
)i feet 1 iiiiJies; "tt. Josiia. Bak-j
i fret. , J
JaveI:o: TeicjiSe. IVsdleton,
fet irrbes: Markbaxn. Xvr- I
l.oturbiin. 1; f- C iacfce: lv
ane. Ij& Grande-. W (eet I inches:)
Mire.
JLa Grad 114 feet - t 1 him 3ts Kir a tiie f-i:-ral aita
isariverEafcn. Ikuker. lib i iTie iMar4. L:uj rt ira.:nj wbit
iO'.h.
Sho?pu;: Jew lie IJker. 47
feet
j J i&cb rw-sr V O.
feet
iw ne: Anwjm. .4 ;
izubesi CrfoP(3.' Itl,er. IS f--i
JJ inches: Mrrs. Jji Graad-. 35 i
fet II iafhw ."raJord vva ts
rrci3 jaip: Arreiiam. ieaie-
nd irton ; IDbert5on.
warner.
HerroisSoTi. Time 4:5I.T-
;;.'-yard ah B-cery.
Gracde: lioffnian, Ontario;
W. Xclxtorn'in: Markbam.
lcphiin : Siesrist.
Time.
Grande-
H;ph jump -Knapp.
app. Grande: 1 iT m"rx a cnanse
n- No -and La.tncil 1 1.- coaki acxTm-
Artebum, I'endleti
Grande: Cot 'niiir:n. Heixht.
4 fct J ifche. j
-t--yard lorn- hurdle Noshcl j
rtne. Ij Grand: I'mtiar-ger. I'en-1
itoe. j., bME-a: l in rarzf-r. I'en- J
lMn; lla.rp, McLoubiin. Tsroe.
4
:i
at,.T3rd mn Ikpi-w. IVndle-
ton; Mansfie-Sd M-IjourbliD: Kea-
,r, j. ni,.o: jnvn. Feadiion: ;
iVscak. Vlrlurhl.n Tiin. 2'
frUni,h ndfL
hadV-K5ddr FVr.dk
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buro Ff-ndJetcn: prahJ. Ontario: j
Sirot.l - . Pendleton. TSuie. 2 Ktt'f
ocd flat.
loIe. vaa)l l'ra!ll- Ontario: HH-
ber.'. ha Grand.; iirobie. i 'er.-l :f - ,
tori; leirbtonj Evans. jt Grande1
lied for fourth. Hrjrht l Jtj
inches. i
44-rard run I'lntoa. IVodlc-t
ion: !ir-. Ijt Grande-: fiari.J
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STEVENSAN
MEN'S
RAYON SILK TRUNKS
Men's all-elastic top rayon silk trunks
Blue, pink, nile Size 34-42.
I 1 ill
I LARISON CHEVROLET COMPANY !
l -r I f,m$U-al lilt
Used Car JZ'T Phone jlM
. Lot J5Sg& 3Iain50S
407 Fir St. iKt.-I.I I - -
t t u t tu t m M i mmjwm'mjmmj
TSaif, ii.t
HjiW-b rriay
Hoe. Min-. By-rr.
Tirrif. I nan u l- J S-5
l-
Gnndt i. AIac-Hi 12 . l-Jtv-r
I. Ocuno 1 4 i citvn Kr-
Chats With
Parents
..... , . ... :
a on b Sat. He is in bad
He fatbt tb ckiidrra is '
!be viibiHt.owl ami it ia dark J
disrepu:e lia a!! lhe-ir mxhrn. I
trea h o n mt-ther ca-l find
a sow t-rj tu sar lor tun. i
liuv-upn i I3. rerv orry fvr bim.
ir. K.- ki. j ? liiai Tjoitiy Lk&
tirn asui t.bai he nf-v-er luf any f ua
J-atii Silts been lut-ject oa a.-I ;
bands ls a variegytle-i o&sr of'
bni.ry, pyaiffaiiteBi. ausd OKra-1
'hl j
He i rori?,, i.r Tf rroe. :
eh i Wren tr.d a4"J?ts. at bosne icd'
atroa-i. aj afn.-cl;'-n ara a mil-
fauee ?-:rh. sirrce ji ea.1 it cured,
ti-u.: Irf
enaichr tbtre is do fcor-e for
it is.
vtio is in taad 'mr.ll,
likely to de-.serre' his 1
. everyvii-e
wiaae an e?iort !ike him and to
fandir.? sK-ia:??
approve-3 .-iK '
r
nf-.-rtecau .v difi-osed en- i
i."J?i3-iiera such as Jat"k need -on-KsSt'TiZ.,
mnm'jiiZTLH'i bat etw utia!-I-y
frien-ily bandJar.5 a( r-ome and
Tjp-r if-d play b-n .t-y cr nit
in hofL Tii- itjo".jvr of r-jch a
chiid ran frequently crain a new
him
toy"
1 cienb-ih:p is some Socai
club.
1 The c"J!ilo. r if-.;v;;i. jj 5:!
jljj, I Jt-adjshap wfcs-R b f-our.d In
1 1 fh a srotip arid above all. the
fact thai; he has a freh saart aii'Jj
D5 oS-j prv;udicc.5 fciiAi fre-
IINI WO-MAVK IVOIiV
"I-KVEIa.NI. Macy i (Al'l A;
woman's b'jdy jth a r-ot around
ne-rk. a deep cut in the b-ad
nd
r;5d in a
found in an
nc.n"s overcoat
3 and dest-rted
1 U.e3-r fct.-e today.
x- . OTTT , . . x-rA
- AbllL'A AINU
FOREST FIRES
RAZE HOMES
(Continued from Psre One)
"
Errrj frosa
ri(r it rtrirj
a-r tar
Dru"C "rr
F.mr hut of Hill Bros.
Conee is roatcd e-vrnlr to
perftction br Hitit Brot.'
patrstrd. conttneous procrcs.
Controlled R&auisg. A few
pounds at a time never is
bulk it the tecret and it cre
am a flavor oo other cofiee has.
Frtth from the original vacua I
feci. Emily opened taish the it
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
0"3
EWGELEN CO
&r
!s. it-it rf r.i ",. iKi'l r'm'V-r.
- " - i
I ' !
A. -a little
Hi at a i!
o g tmr tixtr of HilU Bro. ; j
2 o : Con re i roited evenly to i !
N Turtt vas r-iicircJJ by brusli
a Grt&de j oa States UUxid brafe fir- dt
ada. ! cLtrrrd othw-s a&d lhmteBd
a. cxk.av of 2V roitam amil
fjre coHipazii9L fmifj orr from
J4aciiaiEaxi, brought tbe flames nn-
i lt-r cooirol.
) Is MKitberm Xev Jersey fires
- KK-pt throcfb thousands of acres
of dry brush- ncrcb oak afid jack,
pice and destroyed more tban a
score of homes and other struc
ture. At forked Kiver 19 homes
aai tfee Ireasij"iesriaii church were t
A pan of ibe i-ilAa;1 of Baas- j
fc iitehtirsl.
lB viciniiy of Woreettcr. J
of btoab l
cn Irrhed iro&dlasdsj
ir '-E-d bv hish wind dKied j
:T5 of lireme-n. state troop-
err. atdr molucieers.
as. lores fire leteea G2e&s faJls I
a Srau Springs, X. Y-. after j
it bad da3).red ereral farm buiVd- .
ir.p asd burned over SiW acres j
coiires sls tbreaiened near '
Wiiigeiie, K. T. j
A jveritMjj Tire rared over lt-
TiCa b-ei-weea Millenon. N. and t
sSaaron, coaa, threatenic; to de- j
nt-je lb monnuia of m-ood.
VzhsaMe Timber Burned
VaJuaole tirai-cr w destroyed in J
.a. fire hjeb onrned over a lare
; in-j tbree miles souih of Mills- j
" boro. ! L
".tj i
d--uxyed in a fores fire which
burned oVct an area of acr f
within a fern- mirs of lUcimond.
The town of Kr Valley. II. I
tbreatened by- a fire which
f-irst-d aiocs a I-mi!e front
fhrcuf the woodn in the south
ern part of the saate. '
Wo-r-i firer. were barning1 In sec
tions of -Maryland from the Alle-rbanM-5
to the eastern shore, with
vera! hundred volant eer. fire-.
iret-a and others fichtic-- the flames. ?
bci damas thus far has teen j
confined largely to funding tim-j
bf r. f j
PiR34ron-s fire that marled
Thnriwlay and bamed over 3169 J
acres of tiinberiand
ramv'on ih K-m .hor
inr damare estimated unofficially J Th suave, poised youth who ; ho whips Sharkey he wants to de
al more than 0 today i-' chas deliberately to mix with the fend the tille atrainst Demitwy
ii:'fZ had burned themselves out, 1 cro:d rather than sneak ahorc j here in September and if the old
i .KKfjcr throurh thicklv wool- anl avoid- the cheerinsr country- j nian inatiler stays in retirement.
cd country, a bnvh fire near Fred- I
5
t
h
' i
i
j j
i
i
c..,M W.K.WEST & CO.
NOW! "THE
ericl irar conquered vstcrilay af
ter it hid tarmd wer about :W0
acre,
'-TOHtLSSIK May 5 (AI' To
lx kiss etimau-d at J2-("0 re
HiHed j-esterday when fir de
stroyed the Crimson liantbler I'rod
ucLs "corporation here. The syrup
nianufacuirins plant burm-d. to the
ground.- Kquij'ment valued at
!i.V Vwas destroyt-d. lx?s to
the buildinr wa- ei-tiniati :it J
$it'. - Five
ere scorched.
aa jo "ins ntfUM-s
SCHMELING BACK
, . ;f . .
U-NllJDlJ OlAlLO J
J
(Continued from Pape One) j
. - '
uwi(r!and the German 'youth was vastly
pleased. 1
mc mho mM have Thin al daM
to cr' the early .Kiat
DOES A STORE "DO YOU
A FAVOR" BY SELLING
YOU MERCHANDISE
ATien you go into a store, do you feel that the merchant
Ls doing you a favor by letting you buy merchandise in his
place of business?
Of course you don't, and any business man who takes
that attitude toward your buying can't expect to keep you
long as a customer.
Neither are you doing him a favor by trading in his store.
The true attitude is entirely business like, equally fair to
you the buyer, to him the seller. The ideal sale is always '
that which is mutually profitable to those concerned.
Banking business, in our opinion, should be on the same
basis. When your credit justifies it, we are not doing you
a favor by making you a loan. Loaning money is part of
our business, just as selling merchandise is part of the mer
chant's business, and it shoiiid be mutually profitable.
It's our belief that all banking" service should be on that
basis. Jt's only natural, therefore, that, we should seek to
promote and profitably aid your financial affairs. Because
we can profit only when you do likewise.
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"Forty-second Year of Friendly Service"
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counter.
strange contntst to the shy, friKht-trn-d
youngster who .slipped unan
nounced into New York fur the
first tiinr two yrai-s ago.
Now he Is back to ficht Jack
Sharkey in ihe Yankee stadium
June 12 for the heavy weiirht title
thai has been vacant since Gene
Tunnr-y retired two years acrj.
tV.-hitw-llivT opiK'njred lo bfe in
perfect conditi'n. tanned a dark
brown, and weifrhlny !! pounds
compared with his flhthi
weight. 1ST.
M.ix s.-iys he will be.tt Sharkey
how he won't know until he sets
in the rinf,'. A year's layoff won't
nun. nun ocuiuh1 no is oniy ;i
and has boxed lot rounds of ex-
hihitjon ftnea vftiU'pin I'aulino
heie hist June. He is excited about
hb brief career ax a movie hero
tin a German picture but doesn't
plan to appear in another. If
; he win tackle th best man avail-al.ln.