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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-06
HEADQUARTERS RAIDED.
Six Members of India "War CounciP'
Are Seized by Police.

BOMBAY, June LP).-Three hun
dred policemen, with lathis or slaves,
and SO armed police, all under the
command of 80 European police with
reyolvers, today surrounded the head
quarters of the All-India National Con-
cress here and raided the premises. 1t
was the third police raid since launch
ing of the civil disobedience campaign.
six members of the Bombay Con-
rress committees "war council were
arrested, including President Joshl. Inc
nolice Conducted a thorough search of
the premises as well as of the Jinnah
public hall which adjoined the con-
gress headquarters.
Police seized copies of the Congress
Bulletin, which was still being published
in contravention to a recent prohibitory
order. Some other documents also were
seized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-06

One hundred small tin mines in b.
livia are reported to have closed down
recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-06

Tourists visiting Italy so far this year
have broken all previous records for
number.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
Harding School

The R.100 came to our country
this summer, and l think it Is nice
airship because it can carry crew
Ct 40 men and 100 persons.
Reed Anderson-2-A
Admiral Byrd and his men are
home again. Igloo is home, too
Igloo is the first dog to visit both
poles. Darrell Hatch-2A
I went to my grandma s al Fresno
all by myself. | surely had nice
time. Ny Grandma has cat and
some kittens. ! came back before
school started We 60 to town every
Saturday. Pelva-3-b
! have a puppy. My puppy has
q brown spot on his tail. His name
is Spot. Spot is naughty sometimes.
He can walk like man.
Jack Lcnz-3-B
have a young calf. tried to
ride on it. He bucked me all over
the field. / tried to stand up on
him. His name is Pet of Health.
Murray Donald Baxter-3-B B
We have a little puppy. His name
is Topsy. He runs all over the place.
We feed the puppy carrots and peas,
We won't let the puppy &c in the
living room. | will tell you he
might tear up something.
Gerald Lambkins-3B b
We are going to have cute little
circus in our room. | made a
giraffe, a bird and a monkey. At
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

Ny work consists Of planning interior
decorating. After | had worked out
design for one of my friends living
room there was still half a can Of
Oriental Red Flcx left. Flex, by the
way, is that wonderful new color
coating - neither an enamel nor a
lacquer. 1t combines the best features
of both.
Well, my friends husband who
had helped US, liked FleX so well that
he decided TO use il on his automo-
bile. | wish you could see the result.
He painted part of the body, and
Flcx dried on it as smooth and lus-
tIous as baked enamel. He went out
Immediately and bought another can
TO complete the job.
Afterwards | found out from the
General Paint Corporation, the orig
inators of Flex, tha, this new color
coating is admirable for automobiles
as we'll as for furniture and interior
woodwork. Flex is actually the easiest
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

Roy Pcmberton and C. D. Wood.
side have just recently sublcased the
Imperial Airport from the Richfield
Oil Company and have opened fly
ing school which will be known as
the Imperial Flying Service.
Pemherton ard Woodside will give
student instruction and conduct
charter trips and passenger hops.
Roy Pemberton, in charge of the
field. is an experienced flyer and
instructor, being enc of the first in
Imperial Valley TO take up flying
as n profession. Pemberton left I'm
perial year ago to take the position
of instructor Of the Airtech School
Ct Aviation at San Diego.
The new flying service is equipped
with a Fleet trainer plane, and new
Ryan Brougham five passenger cabin
plane will he added within thirty
days.
A new safety feature is the adding
CT parachutes to be used for student
work.
Phil Whiting. director df the I'm !
perial Company pageant TO be held
here soon. made business trip to
Los Angeles Friday, returning this
morning. !
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
Baptist Church
Near Completion
CONTINUED from page ~

constructed as to be part of the
main room.
The buildings throughout are
finished with hardwood floors and
grained doors, harmonizing with the
bufftinted walls. Contrasting with
so many church edifices, the new
odificc emphasizes light and exudes
eheerfulness.
The church property has n front
age of l02 feet on Orange street,
extending northward on Seventh
street to the alley. West of the
educational building is the parson-
age of six rooms. completely re-
modelled and up-todate.
George A. Hill of Yuma is the
general contractor and has vigor-
ously prose euted construction
throughout the summer despite the
extreme heat.
Rev. C. f. Flanagan, pastor of
the church, is Justly proud of the
new edifice, which he feels ia
splendid addition to the city's spir-
i,ual and social life and is destined
to be an important factor III Ell
Centro's future.
"We feel deeply grateful to the
people of FL Centre for the sup
port and encouragement they have
given us he said this morning,
"and extend to them our heartfelt
thanks. Their faith in US and the
work we are irving to do has been
of inestimable assistance in plan
ming the new church and carrying
cur ideas out to successful con
clusion
'The congregation is planning for
Il BANQUET to be given in the church
on October s and the money raised
thereby will be used to meet many
present obligations which have
arisen in the construction of the
church. We earnestly solicit the
further support of our friends in
FL Centre and other parts of the
valley. asking them to ioin with us
iii our plans for rejoicing at the
completion of the new building.
"Tn the next few davs tickets for
the BANQUET will be offered FL Cen
fro business men and the general
public and we ask their cooperation
and support. feeling certain that It
will not be denied us.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
Another Trio
Builds Boat

4 mild epidemic of BOAT building
has broken out in FL Centre since
it became known that boats were
TO be used in duck hunting on Salton
Sea this season.
Ben Herring. PcTcie Thacker and
John Keplcy have Il boat which was
constructed and christened "Amcs
and Andy" before anything was
known about it.
B. f.. Lemons, Earl Richmond,
Frank Richmond William j. Ciem-
ents and W. j. Shofncr apparently
cared nothing for secrecy regarding
the construction of their mud scow,
but they certainly were quiet con-
corning christening ceremonies. They
named it "King Fish, one dark
night, with no one but the owners
preSent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
Maggie Home Is
Near Completion

Tho fivc-room house of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Samuel Maggie at Fifth and
Sandalwood streets is nearing com
plction and soon will be ready for
occupancy.
Ten,inch walls with two layers OF
insulation on the roof and one layer
OH the side walls are among the
features installed to insure summer
GOODNESS. The finish is stucco.
California type of architecture
was used in the residence. Don
Wells and Ralph Swearingcn were
the architects, while u. r. Shrode
of CaleXico was the contractor.
Every modern convenience and
device arc installed. making the
place one of the NEST complete and
durable in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

Miss Estella Falla and Miss Alma
Lundgren were business visitors in
FL Ccntro Saturday.
MI and Mrs. Paul Pace called on
Miss Lorccn Cannon in FL Centre
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Wallace Stevenson accom-
panied Mr.. Stevenson or his return
trip from Los Angeles last week.
Mrs. Stevenson called on number
Of friends before returning to the
coast city early Sunday.
The ladies of Boyce Aten Unit and
Holdzkom Unit met Sunday after
noon at the local Veterans Memorial
Hail for practice, and to perfect
plans for the joint installation of
officers to be held here Wednesday
evening, October l, by Calexico, II
Centre and Imperial Posts and
Units. \ number of distinguished
state guests are expected to be pres
ent to put on the work, among them
Mrs. Myrtle Mason of La Jolla, Mrs.
Gertrude Bailey. state membership
chairman, and Mrs. Edith Cameron
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
HOME DECORATION TALKs-No. 10
by 7av s"'AA"-
OLD CAR s
MADE NEW

Snish that you ever used. 1t flows on
SO smoothly that all brush marks dis
appear. 1t dries quickly, TOO, forming
tough, colorful film which resists
water, dir, ard hard wear.
You will probably want to use lot
of Flex once you have started. 1t is
economical because Flex covers much
more surface. All good har ware and
paint dealers sell the entire FleX line
of colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

Sewing this year is quite inter
esting, We, in the eighth grade are
hemstitehing guest towels, while the
seventh grade is making pot holders
and the sixth grade is making dish
towels. This is the first year for
the sixth grade pupils and they are
coming along splendidly. - Ethel
Pearl Cross, S-B2.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
MCKINLEY SCHOOL

The kindergarten children are
working hard to make their room
attractive. They planted gcraniums
in cans which had been painted a
bright yellow. These will be put
in the windows and the children
will see that they are watercd every
dav.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
WILSON SCUSSu

| suppose many people would be
interested TO know that we do not
have history and geography sep
arately as we did last year. We
are combining them and calling it
Social Studies.-Antonio Mansilla,
S-B3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
Interesting Items OF News
Written For The Press By
Ell CentrO School Pupils

home l made lion cage. 1t is fun
to make animals
Virginia Jones-3-A
This summer | was at Mt Wilson.
My grandfather took me up to the
museum and we looked at many pie.
lures. Neya Dowd-3-A
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
LISTEN TO FAY FRASER
OVER YOUR RAOIOl

Every Tuesday and Friday morning
at 9:3O Miss Fraser will take up a
special problem in home decoration
and show how it can be solved. Lis
ten to her over KFRC, XIII, kMJ,
KOIN, KOL, l vi, KFPi and let
her show you how you can increase
the beauty and charm Of your home.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29
Lincoln School

AAlsSo4'A fSSAASSA
The Lincoln School is having q
race in banking. Each room is try
ing to have the largest number OF
depositors. We 4-A's have q grand
surprise for YOU. This is what Mrs.
Armstrong put on our board. 1--WE
won the banking race this wech-
DeDositors ~
Amount OF money ----....--..--.-...-.--S9.'2 >
Hurrah, Rita Fabares-4-A
School has started again. 1t VIII
make "dumb' boys smart. Inc
same is true with the girls, for they
are no better than the boys.
Albert Gruebli-5-B B
The bows of Lincoln School are
learning new game under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Tenwolde. 1t is a game
something like football, basketball
and soccer. 1t is the interesting
game called Speedball
Warren Rhodes-5-A \
We are much interested in native
study. for it is something everyone
should know about. | am memhcf
Of the bird project committee, OF
which Eunice Young is the chair
man. We have i butterfly project,
tree project, flower project, ana
projects Of fruits and vegetables. We
nave some fine posters and pictures
on each subject. EVELYN Crook-6.B d
Today was big day at Lincoln
School, for harmonica band practice
began. There are 65 children who
wish to join the band. Mrs. Remele
is our director, and the group leaders
are Ernest Yingling, Mary Jane
Woodward, and Janet Reid.
We had fire drill today. Our
class started out of the room before
cur teacher had To tell us. There
are 230 in our building, but we were
all out of the building in II seconds.
We make a lot of noise when we sc
down the stairs, but when we come
back up we are very quite. Mr.
Reams, who is fire chief, told us how
to come down stairs without danger
last week. Some of Us have not
climbed stairs before.
James Chikatisa-i-A
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

We are starting news contest in
our school. We are going TO see
who can write the most interesting
news. The winning class will be
invited to visit the Press Office
Mary Greed, S-B3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pemberton have
leased Miss Falla s residence, and
will move in shortly. Since coming
over from San Diego the Pember
tons have been the house guests of
Mrs. Pembcrton s parents, the St.
Laurnts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

The California Institute of Tech
nology is looking for a peak site
for it's astronomical laboratory
among the foothills of the south.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

The state park bond issue lately
voted upon IN San Diego County
lost the two-thirds majority reces-
sary by Sal votes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

Dorothy and Donald Boiling, the
twins of the Alb class, left this
morning for Stockton.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

of Ell Centre, state child welfare
chairman.
After the installation ceremonies
number of interesting entertain
ment features have been planned
among them a dance, to which all
members are cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

tidoo. anu l ICiSSd CtiHt III tHc ~
class are new pupils in our school.
We are reading in our history
readers about Indians. In one of
the stories something was said about
wild rice and berries. Miss He'd
rick. the teacher of our Alb class,
brought some wild rice to school.
1t came from Wisconsin. Some had
been threshed and some had not
Lila Lee Trimble, 4-B.
Miss Ann Kemmen is now includ-
ed in the group of Mckinley teach
ers. She comes over each day from
Harding school and relieves Miss
Hedrick the hour between 10 and
II. The subject she teaches is read
ing.
The following pupils started new
hank accounts this week Ruri
Huano. GLADYS Woodward. Raw
Chok'at. Herman Luallin, Hamo
Kobata. kindero'rten: Emma Jean
Welch. Francis Wong. Maria Arram-
huro. Kenneth Goodwin. Marjorie
Moore. 1-B: Fstclla Arramhuro.
Daniel Ra1on7uela. Walter Stone.
Norv NcCa'lum Oh: Kanncth
V;noIinr "a. Gordon Gunn. Ruth
poeonharm. Pr. T. u Gewin. Mar
~o-at Norisotto. 3-A: and Cecil
Woodward. Alb
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

In art we are making monograms
and they are very interestingly
formed. Miss Ray is also having
special class of art for the very
best artists. Frimble. s-Bl.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

In the window flew a bee,
To study spelling with 7-B,
But with him we could not agree
So out the window he had to flee.
Bruce Kelley, 7-B2.
If the weather continues TO cool
off we will start physical education.
We are going to have a new game
called Speed Ball.-Richard Strange
s B3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-29

Johnny Genwa Bramhall. and viii.
Liam and Clarence Curlec in the l-B
class. and Teresa Serna in the la
class are new pupils in our school.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

numbra, eAvolviendo la bombi-
LA en- papeles; t%rajin6 tacita-
mente, disponiendo las cosas que
habria que dar a Currito GUAM
do desper:dra, y, colocando una
sillita baja junto a la CANA, GER
ca de la cabecera, sent6se en- ella
cara al haiido, que dormia con
sueno tralquilo, medic incorpo
rado en- las almohadas que lie a
poyaban. Y vencida tambien de!
cansancio y de las emociones.
dej6 caer lespacito la cabeza en-
la orilla de la CANA y cerr6 los
ojos.
va la ,ubria Ell velo piadoso
del sueno; apenas habia pasad1
la frontera de 10 indeciso, GUAM
do sinti6 en- la cara una mano
que pasaba sobre ella levemen-
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

rotundamente ell paso a los in
tentos de Romera, ell tono del
PjntGo y Ia gravitaci6n de su
mano fuerte no admitian repli.
ca R0meritd ensay6 I'm aire IN
diferente, compuso ell gesto des-
.denoso con que los bravucones
disimulan su encogimiento Y sa-
lilo ~altanero, sin d~espedirse, y,
.aunque no lie importaba NADIA
'Rocio, cor:ido por esta humiila-
Que cargo en- la cuenta de
las que debia al ChapaliHo.
Made habl6 palabra. Rocio
Ise dej6 caer llorando en- la me
.ridiana y Sc tap6 la cara aver
gonzada. Voda una vida de la
Igrimas no seria bastante para
llavar su falta.
Por su parte, Currito sentia-
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Sc nacer a nueva vida, FL tenor
que lie acongoiaba Sc troco en- 60
ce. No guerra a "aQuel hombre"
lie prefeIia a Ell, al cunero, a
"ese nadie"! iQue bien arregla-
ba Dios las cosas! Bendita cor
NADIA! Va podia dolerle, que era
POGO todo q sufrimiento para Ia
algeria q@t por 81 recibia. Tn
.mundo nuevo brindaba rosadas
.perspectiyas Al inciusero. Y de-
10 galopai la imagination con
.tanto impetu que al cabo Sc rim
do, y cuando pasado mucho ra
TO, Rocia, 5osegada, Sc acerc6 &
Ell, le enccntro dormido.
--Duerae-dijo BALTIC. espe-
raHzada, 4 Joaquin y al Pintao.
Echense ustedes un ratio. que
.bien 10 nesesita. 70 les namar6
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

no veIa- sefud que viene. iCuan
las holas ma durado este sueno2
kocio, "Tergonzada, peleando
los parpa3os con la luz, que Sc
.entfo por ell balloon alberto por
el medico contest6 risuena, ali
sandose Ell pelo:
-Buen)s dias, don Cristoba.
NO Sc 10 que he dormido. Mu-
cho lode ia noche. Estaba tan
canSada'--Y temerosa de haber
lncurrido IN falta, interrog6 Al
neF.do No Sc ha despertado
uste, Curr.to?
II IncIu,ero neg6 con la cabe-
Jlmersz Encina lie recono-
CO. dole ma palmadita carino-
:" en- Ia mano, y lie allegro y ale
gro a todos con estas palabras:
IA eztamos del otro lado,
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

te' apenaS rozandola con una ca
rlcla suave y respetuosa. Desna.
cito entreabri6 una chispita nm
.ojo y pudo yer como Curri0o II,
vaba a la boca los dedos one j,
a~carlcIaron y los besaba. Roci.
Sc deJo es'ar quietecita. fingjen.
do dormir Luego sinti6 oge !,
mlsma mano iba otra yez bacj.
ella con cautelosa precauci5n
que llega3e a su cabeza y oY.
los dedos logian suayemente i
RIO de sa5 cabellos. Y asI ~ ~,
do dormldo, sonriendo, feliz. e,
rrlto' ! asI Sc durmi6 Rocio
La voz slegre de Jimdpaz Fo
Gina despe-td a todos por Ia ma
i Buena siestecita. Enfar
mo que da*rme y enfermera que
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

indignaci5n para concentrate.
La realidad es que va algmos
de eIlos Sc han cubierto.
Ellos diran que Scott es I'm
"farsante" un cualquiera, I'm
NAL cabalaro, y cue ell match
huele NAL por todas las siete d.
ferentes llaves. Pediran al prole
tariado de pugilismo que Sc
mantenga apartado de la Are
ma.
Y respcl.diendo al clamor V
sabiendO que cast TODD 10 que Sc
lie ha dicho es cierto, los mobiles
~pacientes Sc agruparan a las
pue"tas d. la arena de Miami.
Los cr1ticos deportivos servi-
ran asi los fines de los promo
torres, llan.ando la atenci6n So
bre ell bout.
De la G.1ica manera que los
crlticos conseguiran que ell pd-
blico Sc a.ejara, seria entrando
en- una conspiraci6n del silen-
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
prop6sito de veneer al i6ven 81.

prop6sito de veneer al j6ven 81
.ciliano.
Sabe Ia "Pantera de Palmet-
to- que 81 pr6ximo contrincan~
.te es un pugilista rudo, acostum
brado a pegar hasta con los CO.
dos. y que para resistirlo y ven
.cerlo debe acondicionarse de ma
nera perfecta.
Ell itaiiano tiene la conviction
de que un sriunfo sobre la "Pan
terra" lie G&fia una nueva "opor-
tunidad" en- los rings" locales.
donde per iiera la popularidad
que sus dos primeros bouts" !e
conquistaron.
Para la semifinal de este pro-
grama, a beneficio de la banda
de tamDorls y cornetas de la LIE
gi6n Americana, Sc ha contra
tado a Young Granados y Ray
mond Men6ndez.
Kid AInlandito peleara con
Andrew Cent, de Ohio; Young
Gregory tendra de oponente a
Baby Manuel y Dan buckley Sc
batira con un hermano de Tony
Cancela, llamado Eddie.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
US ~
c. pB0
q E0Rk nPxCisarettess
81 ocurre aigo.

81 ocurre aigo.
ST.; me- voy a echa en- ese SO
IA, que 10 pueo MASSACHUSETTS
Copita, cediendo al requerimien-
to del cansanci0.
y 70 me Vi a quear dormio
de pie en- cuanto sierre I'm ojo-
dijo ell picador-.Estoy como 81
m'hubieraa cambiao en- carderi
va. Que Lriega! Toavia me due
lie eY porraso que me do er car
demo. Y cuando caemos asin Sc
rien los 9enoritos der tendio.
] Lastima que no los yevaramos
debajo de aosotros! Que nos va
me uste ii pasa argo-encarg6
baltic a Rocio, saliendo de pun.
tillas con Copita.
La "ATunequilla" disminuy6
la luz hasta cast dejarla en- Pc
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
MANUEL Y ES.
TAN BEN
PARA la A DE
MANANA

Miami Peach, Enero Hi.
geros ejer9icios hara hoy los gla
diadores Sammy Mandell, tia
liano, y Young Manuel Quinte-
ro, cuban, que manana por la
nochese katiran en- la Arena del
promoter Carter, en- esta ciudad
TemeroSo del zurdo tampeno,
Mandell c5tuvo aver "haciendo
practicas con sus ayudantes,
particularmente con ell izquierdo
Red Riley. Boxeando con Riley
ell campe6E demostr6 que cast Sc
ha acostumbrado va a los contra
rios de la ''otra mano".
Manuel 1ambi6 p~unetazos cor
Eddie Callahan y Tom Watkins
evidencianao Sc halla en- magnf-
fico estady fisico.
Manana por la tarde Sc pesa-
ran y la pclea Sc efectuara por
la noche.
FL tampano Sc halla obligado
a limitars" a 1873 libras, media
menos de % que pesaba ell vier-
mes.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Ipe6n de peso ligero una garan-
Tia de 81, 900.
Case de que Kane rechace a
Sagtiero como oponente de su
patrocinado, ell promoter de los
Artilleros lie dara a escoger en-
tire Luis Gonzalez y Young Rus
sell.
Una de las condolences que Ell
Saguero debera aceptar, 81 Man
dell conviene en- pelear con 81,
sera reducir su peso al Unite de
.pequeno peso "welter".
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Icio. no 1iciendo NADIA sobre Ell
bout.
Y ell zilencio en- Ell match
SharkeyS ut seria mas doloro
90 para Us criticos que para
cualquiera otra persona, porque
les privara de la oportunldad
de mostra que ellos saben de-
cir la verbal y hasta pregonar,
la.
FL criti,o que es honrado en-
su indign4ci6n naturalmente no
'quisiera ser parte en- 81 eXlto.
Pero ell ID aliento aunque sea
criticando, especialmente : ne
ga" contiAuamente.
Hace u ano algunos de los
per;6dicos de New York trata-
ron de igrorar la peIea Sharkev
-StribIing, en- Miami, mientras
otros la cr;ticaban en- todos sus
detalIes. Al final los perlodlcos
,tuvieron Que mandar dos o tres
reporters para informar sobre
lei combate Y este produjo NADIA
menos que $500, 900.
En- mi opinion ell silencia ha-
Ice mas daJo que ell "pegar"; pc
no yo he descubierto que dema-
siado sileacio en- las noticias de
un suceso cast siempre es roto
Lpor ell clamor del publico por u
las cuantas palabras escogidas,
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
IA UXCETE

aver por 'nocao" tecnico, en- el
noveno asalto, a Jose Lucas, de
Detroit.
Hasta que el referee decide
dar por tefminado Ell combate,
Leto tenia una considerable ven.
taja sobre su rival.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
NOTAS DE 8OAE0

En- su despachO del Miami
Beach KcaneI Club, rodeado de
periodistaS. jim Downing pare
cia IN ",@pitan general, anna
BILE ' comolaciente.
A los reporters de Tampa los
recibi6 con sincera efusi6n, 10
que demuestra que Jim es I'm
hombre discreto e intelligence,
Para no,otros seria una sa-
tisfacci6n que esta noche Sc He
nara la Arena de Mr.. Carter.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Volvera eli domingo q sta ciu
dad, luego de una estancia de
varias sen.anas en- Cuba, el pu-
gilista Renlberto Duo, conocido
por Relanipago Saguero.
Aprovechando ell retorno del
"Relampago" ira Mr.. Kennedy
a Miami Y all ofrecera ell bout
con ell cubano a Sammy Mandelt
Y Ell manager de este, Eddie
Kane.
Mr.. Kennedy ofrecera al cam
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RUSSELL QUIERE Veneer
A FRISCO

Young Russell comenzara a
prepararso hoy para su pelea
del tunes enidero, en- la Arena
del Circul1, contra Eddie Fris-
co.
Sin haber perdido terreno por
la derrota que Gonzalez lie pro
pinara, el pasado Vierncs, Rus
sell subira ell lunes al cuadrila
tero del Circulo, animado por ell
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

TABAQUEROS--Regal en- 100
dollars cash, mi autom6vil Nash
del 1926, cuatro puertas, paga
da la licencia de 1880 y ell per-
sonal tax.-Septima avenida
1601a.-Eduardo Arozamena.
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y 81 no Sc cuida de que sean du-

V 81 no Sc cuida de que sean du-
ras Y hastI violentas.
Ahora len ST todos los peri6-
dicos del pals entraran en- una
conspiraci6n de silencio este lie
garia hast, ell punto de extran-
gularlos.
Ustedes no pueden culpar a
los peri6d.cos por dar noticias
que sus lertores desean.