The Archive · 1938

Fourteenth of July Parking Plan

the traffic in the best. possible conditions in the vicinity, of Koukaza Park, the following arrange-by constables of the traffic department.

4. No traffic will be allowed A parking space reserved for the cars provided with an Official pass, will be established for the guests, Route Voyron, between Rue Massenet situated between Route Vallon and Rue Lafayette.

The standing of vehicles beginning from Avenue Dübail and Rue Cardinal West side, between Avenue Joffre and Rue Lafayette. to station on both sides of Rue Lafayette according to indications which will be given on the spot pass will clear by Route Vallon and Rue Massenet. and moved in a bit faster, Punches to the body only seemed to set off a hidden power that drove him onto the attack at a faster pace.

He fought every round the same, from the first to the fifteenth, The bell rang, He came out on the run and in a split second was chest to chest with Ross, A right would do. Then a left, Then a jab. Then a hook. Then an uppercut, Then more hooks, more jabs, more uppercuts. And, when it appeared that he had thrown all the blows in the book, he would burrow in closer and use his shoulders, elbows, and head.

He was perpetual motion in purple trunks; a buzz saw with gloves on.

Ross soon wearied. (He tried to coast, but there, flailing away at him every second, was the Little Negro. Ross would go into a corner, There would be the Little Negro. Ross would duck and there would be the Little Negro, beating him on every exposed surface. Ross would weave and there, weaving in front of him, would be the Little Negro, Fists, Fists, Fists, Fists.

Thousands of them.

Thats Armstrong, the new welter weight champion,—United Press,

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