The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 21, 1932, Page 5

L4 v BRINGING UP FATHER { MR- J1GGS -~ | SOLD +iM A COMPLETE MIGHT 1T WAS VERY NICE OF YOU TO SERY YOUR LAWYER OVER TO SEE ME SET OF BOOKS-HAVE You ANY OTHER FRIENDS WHO BE INTERESTED ( : LVN BOOKS? -y BY GOLLY. AT LAST vLL GI'T EVEN WIiTH LORD CHEAPSIDE - SHELL MAKE THAT GUY COUGH UP AN HOW HE HATES TO SPEND MONEY - ALL RIGHT-MI9%S PRINT- VLL GIVE YOU A NAME - BUT DONT TELL THIS GUY | SENT YOou - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932. ,San Francisco . HES GUNNING FOR Tuz: QLyMOIC. “swor / C%wu ! ~— NATIONAL SHAGT-P0T CHAM®PION , INPOORS ANO our /! FIN\'SHEO SECOND N HE 1928 OLYMPICS d ) e AUl Rights Roserved by The Associsied Pross [1ish writer says that for the Amer- m,s of British tenni§ critics on the | }m.m Davis Cup team toavoid Wim- Wimbledon issue by telling them | ¥ International sports develop Kizzy situations, Take the ma bf tennis, In years pasi Al cans have been criticized abroad | for invading foreign lands and| away the trophies. all, weren’t Americans al. too about thei play %o win, too intently, speciajize like Tilden or Bobby Jones on one sport ; instead of playing half a dozen, none of them too well | pice of international | has made such cl xcs; with the possibility of bhe n Davis Cup team passing London tournament this year, criticism has taken a new| Harris, vennis correspond- | he London Evening Stand- d, brands the proposed plan . of . 8. L. T. A to sidetrack ! ‘imbledon as an “unfrien | The scheme is, he says, aling ‘2 march” on French and British players who will be toiling at Wim- bledon while the Americans are rounding into championship form ' at a French resort or in the Ro-| oJand Garros stadium in Paris. | | Unless America abandons this) “oute” plan cute, in English ar-age, meaning shrewd or tricky-- the Evening Standard writer urges | Jetaliation. He doesn't Nations might suggest the League! be invoked, but; he mentions & boycott of the Am- erizan championships at Forest Hills unless the U. 8. L. T. A. calls 4off the “semi-boycott of Wimble- don.” Neither Fred Perry mor Bunny Austin should go to Ameri- | ca this fall if Shields and Vines| *Xip the two weeks' play at Wim-| bledon, he says. | + Finally, Shakespeare is dragged in to prove the unfriendly action of ‘American tennis authorities The Americans by ignoring an; chligation which the give-and-take | of the game imposes will shm'»‘ *that they believe (with Cassius) that: ! “'Tis betfer that the enemy seek us— } ¥ Wilst we, lying still, Are full of resi, defense and ntm-‘ € bleness.” And at a parting shot tae Emg-l of |bledon because “three weeks is not that he also felt strongly on the | Iong enough for preparation on the subject. ‘ Declaring that he had been in| ‘cm'respondenue with the American authorities, Mr. David said: “Ihave’ cat hepes that our young players 'vu'l be at Wimbledon. I regard r, who spent week in London re-!W. ledon as pre-eminent among | somewhat allayed the feel- e lawn tennis championships or —tha world.” | Paris surface savors ludicrously of | mollycoddling.” Davis Calms Tempest | Dwight F. Davis Davis Cup don- English critics felt better aflter that, and Mr. Davis’ reputation as! |a diplomat was firmly e tablished | |in London. FOR THE Junior Prom It’s a Long Time Since John Had RHEUMATISM He found the right, inexpensive way to drive the cause of this crip- pling disease from his system E ‘Tomorrow Night! Look Your Happy Now—No More Idle Days— His Wife Joyfully Aserts, And insure As long as you have an excess of | uric acid in the joints, blood and | tissues you are going to have rheumatic pains, aches, twinges and joint swellings—you can’t help but have them. 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