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Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
TO EXTEND DUAL BOULEVARD
down STATE FAR AS DOVER
MAY NOT COME FOR YEAR OR
TWO BUT EVENTUALLY WILL
Thirty Mile Stretch From st.
Georges Will Probably BE Built
Section at a Time-More Roads

Delaware's Dual Higway which
was built as an experiment from
State Road to st. Georges, has
proved so popular that it is sure.
IN time, to be extended down the
State as far as Dover Last week
In discussing the convenience and
safety that the present dual high
ways afford, there being nothing
like it in any other State of the
Union, the Chief Engineer Mack.
said: Eventually I expect we shah
build a dual highway from st.
Georges as far as Dover. But we
shall not be able to build that
stretch of about thirty miles all in
one year" he continued. 1T will
have to be done piece at time. !"
Mr.. Mack said that while the dual
highway has been open about six
months, that it was not possible
yet to measure its benefits. 1--WE
still have accidents on it, he said.
Only last week there were two
cars overturned. While the dual
highway has eliminated head-on
accidents, yet on the other hand It
may have tended to increase reck-
less driving bit" He referred to
the fact that there were less acci-
dents at turns and corners than on
straight stretches of road, and
that there were less mishaps in
wet weather than during dry
weather. you know" he contin-
ued, 1--WE have just as many appli-
cations for new roads now as we
had four or five years ago. People
come to us and say they have been
waiting five to eight years for
their road, and they think they
have waited long enough The
commission is doing everything it
possibly can to care for these re-
quests"
Lay Concrete on Milford Cut-Off
The work of pouring concrete on
the short stretch from the road
leading to the marine terminal and
the ferryslip just below it of the
Delaware-New Jersey Ferry Com
pany was started this week. Last
week the work of pouring concrete
on the 1.52 miles of the Milford
cutoff was begun. Both are ex-
pected to be ready by July. Road
construction work throughout the
State under the direction of the
State Highway is progressing, one
stretch of road from the Delaware
line to the Maryland line at Mill
ington, Md, other contracts given
out this year in other parts of the
State are nearly completed.
Work on Governors Ave, Dover
Work on the Governors Ave,
Dover, boulevard, is assuming pro-
portions Grading has reached
Loockerman street, from the en-
trance of the road near Silver
Lake and the forms for concrete
work are being placed in position.
Showing the increase in travel this
year, Mr.Mack quoted the increase
in revenue from the sale of gaso-
line. In the first five months of
last year over the same period for
1928, the increase was S63 900.
The increase this year for the first
five months over the same period
last year was $1,000. The High
way Commission will meet again
on July s.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
Firemen Called to Wheat Field

Smyrna firemen were summoned
Friday to a wheat field that was
afire on the farm of George Davis
tenanted by Clement Morris near
Kenton. IT was extinguished with
slight damage.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. G. Wayne JuIier, Pastor, An
nounces Services and Meetings


nOunces Services and Meetings
The discussion at the prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening
will center around the first perse-
cution of the early church as re-
corded in the fourth chapter of
Acts. On Sunday morning at Ten
o'clock, Sunday School viii meet
At the preaching service at eleven
o'clock the sermon will be on the
subject: God, a Shield and Re-
ward" At the preaching service
at seven-thirty in the evening the
subject will be "An Endless Quest"
A business meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary will be held at the home
of Miss Bert Ransom, Thursday
evening, June 26th, at 7.30 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
Improving Sewer Line on Union S

Improving Sewer Line on Union ST
Smyrna Town Council which has
had to contend with sewer trouble
on Union street between Commerce
and Mt. Vernon, have had a new
manhole dug in which a new auto
matte flush will be installed. The
manhole is in front of st. Peters
Church property.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
SECONDARY ROADS SHOWN
Chief Engineer Mack of State
Highway, Shows Delegation

ihshN ohuNS OcItSdtion
Levy Court Commissioners Mar
tine and Hollingsworth of the New
Castle County Levy Court were in
Dover Friday and visited the State
Highway Department where they
conferred with Chief Engineer
Mack as to secondary roads. Mr..
Mack took the two New Castle
County Commissioners a ride over
some of the new roads which the
State highway has constructed
from material at hand and ex-
planned how such roads could be
built in other parts of the State
and kept up at very small ex-
pense. The commissioners were
very much impressed with the
roads shown.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
Smyrna Scouts at Camp Foxfire

About % or 80 Boy Scouts ac-
companied by Wells FAIRIES, Stew
art Wilds, and Joseph Jefferson,
left on Monday morning for Camp
Foxfire, near Massey's Mill. This
is their annual outing and will not
return until Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
Beetle Ruins Bean Crop in Sussex

The Mexican beetle is causing
farmers throughout the eastern
section of Sussex county much an
noyanee. The pest is playing hav-
oc with the lima bean crop which
is being grown for factory purpos-
es.
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25

~ Commerce St.
n, .sissss!t'aetiag Com. O.,
eM !, who were
4 Met. q. = rlssurfacing
(a,s,i,,,,s j, Week Com comnaneenn men
|ns ! uaytorp" On" Dressing
'''svsrd. S0ncrete
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25
FIN|lI|AIS VIEW
EIII|DI[I, MILFORD

|u1QIES' hILfOhp
- s NOW NEAR NEAR
oslcrs ArrfSi'0N
.,.uoo in Center
u Ons Of Finest Pr
rs,s I. Ever Gathered
! BIDS .,gs..la fo5 a H'PPsl- BEL
-,rv sldeDOdiu,
b, State Senator I'D I. D.
',a,.,r5. and John Whit
York millionaire,
" = ontinue furn-
ai,-5, belonging to the
!. rrs. ]. E. Holland at
|. MANSION, Monday af-
,,,r.r Senator Short and
\. man raised each
/, With lightning like
Z short had bid $780,
1000 and the side
!, i hin. The approxl-
fbs sale for the day
$4,000 and 5000.
fmniture has a ser
]. With inlaid maple
! original brass hand
r1tchson and tapering
! L was counted one
y pieces in the collec-
/ als started Monday
j iuring the day 375 OF
w; in the collection
rbe sale is under the
tbs Milford First Ma
i md Trust Company,
4 the estate of Mr.. and
b and Samuel 7. Free
ssdelphia, was the auc-
4 sstimated that 1000
Z !. the sale including
nj lovers of antiques
uts Of the country.
aase present were there
rNty, but there were
Isgers and prices ap-
/ satisfactory to those
ID The sale. Following
1 for public sales of
fhie section Of the
\ de was held on the
b Holland mansion. The
!. Of the finest old Col
X; il the State and was
ID two governors Of Del
kd Rogers and Peter F.
htluded among the buy
Il Ege number of deal
we well acquainted with
h d the articles offered
rir with their value.
E what they desired and
Two plain globes, used
zldss in the days when
finished lighting for
I'D to a dealer at 500
sHs vas no ornamental
liY we're genuine and
: arest articles offered
A walnut secretary
s-I pattern and counted
e q furniture, brought
alaing and was finally
y Robert H. Richards,
i'a, for $500. Miss
alaa, Of Laurel, bought
sllan mahogany side
\ ma, Mrs. Sarah Stan
Ealra bought an Empire
% 'l25 and Mrs.Saund-
a'o Of Milford, bought
agany book case for
| 'enuaie drop leaf
= ! dealer for s21O and
= olher tables sold at
mere appeared to be
1 saaad for the rare an
b offered in the sale. A
b number Of chairs
T. 100 each which was
\ ! excellent price. One
articles sold Mon
! nal banjo clock which
" There were fewer
. 'ale yesterday but
vas lively and tbose
/ n seiy buyers. The
1 nd Yesterday was ]
aahogany secretor,,
.s..Ial purchased by Mrs.
- !, Of Milford. for
I ~ u. Richards, Of VII
|ss,+,a rstasaed a pretty ma
\ -,a,y !. ~, for sllO. ]. P
n \ Milford, bought a
\ y Z mahogany chairs
srss j at lot. A mahogany
/ ~ Y was 1a sold to Whai.
h M. I Wilmington, for
! sr' tau desk ,s,l4 was sold to
| ll,rs'ia saa Wilmington for -
s,s.,sse secretary was sold
sts.. a'on who declined
/ =, nane or address
I'd ,adsd s.aa among , the
Asa '',s about 50 hooked
as.,s, ~lpsts, some old
las,se ne. and odd kniy- i,e
a.s,s On .sl1lckley, of Sam
] u ,'1,,Ia md Son Of phila. dlil
\ VENT declared
: b ~ as'en years Of
I b sale never had
Smyrna times., 1930-06-25

Continued on Page Four
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
SALVATION ARMY
 PRAISES HOOVER
LaudS Executive for His Efforts
 Toward World Peace

New York, May 20 tPb-A message has been forwarded 10 President Hoover by the national congress of the Salvation Army. in session here, assuring him of the organization g approval Of his efforts to enforce the prohibition law and lauding his work for world peace.
 The message, in reply 10 one Of reorganization on the completion in the United States of 50 years of sery- ice, read:
 We assure you of our unanimous and whole hearted approval of your determined and successful effort to enforce the laws, duly enacted un- der the constitution for the protcc- tion and Well-being of our citizens, and bear testimony based on nation wide experience and observation. to the immense benefits 10 all classes which accompany the prohibition Of intoxicating liquor under the 18th amendment.
 Enrolled in an international or ganization and carrying out our commission to proclaim the Gospel of love of God to all peoples, we uplift our praises 10 Him who. in His goodness, has enabled our Coun- try to lead the world along the path of peace. We welcome the treaties by which war as an instrument of national policy $ outlawed, and while rejoicing over measures of naval disarmament. now concluded between friendly peoples, we express the earnest hope that governments will cooperate in further efforts 10 relieve mankind Of the burdens and dangers Of organized militarism.
 We pledge ourselves. MT. Presi- dent, at all times to render what ever help is within our power to yourself and 10 all in authority over us who are laboring, as NC labor. 10 build up a better America and through America, 10 advance the bettermont Of mankind as a whole"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
RETREAT LEAGUE MEN
 TO BANQUET THURSDAY
New Britain Bristol Chapter to bt Addressed by Clergy al Second
 Annual Get Together.

Arrangements have been complet- cd for the second annual get to- scther dinner held by the New Brit ain- Bristol chapter of the West Springfield Laymen's Retreat league. The affair will be held Thursday evening at the Knights of Columbus club. and promises 10 be largely at tended.
 The dinner will be served by Caterer Fallon at o'clock, and will be followed by program of speak, ing and entertainment
 Joseph L. Macdonald Of Bristol, president Of the chapter. has secured as the speaker of the evening Rev. Charles NJ. Carty, assistant pastor of St. Anthony's church, Hartford, who will speak on "Divine Mathematics " Father Carty is well known through out the state, and is in great demand as an after dinner speaker.
 Rev. Father Hubert, retreat direc- tor Of the Passionist monastery at West Springfield, will he present. and will also give a short talk, as will Rev. T. J. Laden, chaplain of Daly council, K Of C.
 An entertainment will he furnish- cd by the Hartford chapter Of the leagua John L, Doyle will act as toastmaster.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
Lebaudy y Estate Quarrel Enters
 New Phase With Divorce Action

Paris. May 20 Pl-Thc famous struggle for possession of the. estate Of Jacques Lebaudy, known as the Emperor of Sahara" had its epi- loguc today when his daughter Jac- uueline. filed suit for divorce from Roger Sudreau. whom she married after settlement of the estate con- troversy.
 Sudreau and his father, private detectives, aided Mrs. Lebaudy and her daughter in getting possession of the immense fortune. Mrs. Lcbaudy married the senior Sudreau and Jac- Queline the son.
 The Lebaudy estate which went into litigation when the father was shot 10 death by Madame Lebaudy al Westhury, N. Y, in 1919. was Of more than l00,0o0,0 900 francs (about s4.000, ,000). The Countess de FeIs. d sister, and Robert Lebaudy. brother claimed all Of his French property.
 After inheriting sS.000,00O from his. father, Lebaudy astonished and later amused the world by his scheme for turning the Sahara dcs- ert into an African empire of which he was to be the ruler.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
City Items
Glass day minstrel, Senior higt

Glass day minstrel! Senior high. -advt.
 A surprise party was tcndcrel Mrs. B. kragiel last evening at her home on Pennington avenue given by Mrs, A. Sobuta. Many guests attended and refreshments were served.
 Lawn seed, field seed, garden seed, fertilizers. Hugh Reynolds Grain &z Feed Co, 60 Commercial. Tel. 2631.-adyt.
 Rev. William A. Harty branch, A. o. H, will meet tonight at Judas hall. A whist will follow.
 Vets flowers, carnations, snap dragons s1 dozen. Bedding plants, perennials, wedding and funeral work. Tel. 1881 or 317S.-advt.
 The police were notified today of the return of the operators license Of Eric Larson of IS Lyons street.
 Joseph Lcmantick Of l93 Lawlor street reported to Supernumorar Officer Ladisaus Todzia last night that a spare tire and rim were stolen off his car while 1t was parked at South High and Court streets.
 Remember, High school minstrel May 23.-advt.
 A 3 year old boy struck Mrs. Catherine Lipski Of 2t4 Clinton street in the face with a tin can last night near Clinton and Bond streets but he convinced Officers Harper and ODay that it had slipped out of his hand and he had not intended to strike the woman. whose left cheek was cut.
 George Deloveilense Of 261 Chap man street has been notified 10 ap- pear in Worcester, Mass. police court Saturday morning to answer 8 charge Of allowing his motor truck to coast on a down grade.
 James J. McGrath the son of Mir. and Mrs. James J. McGrath of Main street, and Airline Nj. Tennyson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Morton F. Tennyson Of MiddletoWn, were mar rled in that city April 5, according to a certificate received for record at the office of the town clerk. Leonard N. Ryan justice Of the peace. performed the ceremony.
 Councilman Frank L. Conlon Of v Fremont street has resumed his duties at the Stanley Works after several days illness at his home.
 Let's so, High school minstrel. -adyt.
 A meeting of Valiant Review, will be held this evening at o'clock at Red Mems hall on Main street. A whist party will follow the meeting
 St. Elizabeth's theatrical circle of the Sacred Heart church will have dance tonight at o'clock at the clubrooms on Orange street. Mem bers of the committee in charge are Misses Ii. ZemDko, E. kulik, K. ku- lie. A. kalinoNska, John uumin anI Joseph Dumin.
 White Rose Camp, F. x. of A. will hold regular meeting tonight a. s o'clock in Red Mems hall,
 A. G. Hammond Auxiliary, |. $, | B. will entertain members an1 friends Wednesday afternoon from ? 10 o'clock at the state armory.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
26 Persons Perish in
 Two BIaZes in Epvnt

Cairo, Egypt, May > 20 GP- Twenty six persons were killed and 326 dwellings destroyed by fire in the villages of Timsahia and Benisaleh in the Man Falut district Saturday.
 The first outbreak Of fire oc- cured at Timsahia where 226 dwellings were destroyed and 20 people were killed. Three per- sons were burned seriously.
 While the entire Assault prov ince fire fighting apparatus was being devoted to qucnching the blaze at Timsahia. fire broke out at Benisaleh. about 100 dwellings, burning. Six persons were Killed
 Cause Of the blIze was not re- ported.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
BANDITS MENACE RESORTS

Shanghai, May % tPl-Thc na- tionalist government foreign ministry al Ranking announced today that communists and bandits in northern kiangsj province were menacins the summer reports Of Ruling and Lui- shang, near kiukiang.
 The government spokesman stat cd that kiangsi provincial authori- ties informed the nationalist govern ment that foreigners in those places were menaced and asked that troops he dispatched from Ranking 10 the affected areas.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

The eastern two-thirds Of New Guinea, the largest island in the orld, is largely unexplored.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

For all makes Of machines -4 needles assorted sizes Iu tubo. Special for C.
 Wednesday e. tuhe w
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
n. D..

gos, ell marques de San Reno.
Ell vizconde de Grandlieu. mi
primo-anadi6 Jorge.
-Si este viejo-pensaba An
dres-me llegase a presentar a
Germana, de SECURE caeria a
sus pies sin c~onocimiento.
Pero al vizconde no Sc lie ocu-
rri6 hacer semejante presenta-
ci6n.
Trojan Sc puso al trabaio, V
mientras pintaba crey6 conve-
niente hablar mucho a la i6ven,
a fin de dar facilidad a San Re-
mo para aislarse en- cierto mo-
do con el senior de Grandlieu.
Senior vizconde-dijo An
dres despues de haber hablado
bastante rato,-soy muy feliz
en- que La casualidad me haya
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

permitido tener ell honor de Sc
ros presentado ,porque es posi-
BILE que pronto seamos vecinos
en- ell campo.
= En- Turena o en- Norman
dia?
En- Turena... Pienso adqui-
rir la propiedad de Riddles.
Els una magnifica possession
y, en- efecto, esta colindando con
mi propiedad de Grandlieu, en-
donde paso cerca de tres meses
todos los amos. Ali poseo bos-
ques inmensos. jSois cazador,
senior marques?
-Empedernido.
-Pues bien; 81 adquiris Ia
possession de Ridelles, dare ordeD
para que os permitan cazar en-
mis- bosques.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
iTanta bondad!

i No merece las gracias! t..
Yo no soy aficionado a la GAIA.
. Me dareis permiso para ir
a vuestra casa a manifestaros la
expression de mi gratitud?
-Tendre mucho guSto en- re-
cibiros en- Grandlieu ell pr6ximo
otono.
Andres pareci6 sentir una
ducha de aqua fra sobre su ca
beza. Ell vizconde Sc alegraria
de recibirle en- Grandlieu. Pero
no lie daba authorization para pre-
sentarse en- su hotel de la Gale
Saint-H onore... iQue tremenda
deception!
Hubiera sido indiscreta la in
sistencia; mas va podia saludar
a Germana siempre que Ia viese.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

costa del Pacffico. Ell plan de
batalla di6 ell exito que Sc es-
peraba porque La Barba, un
zurdo natural, meta un gan
cho detras de otro en- la boca
del est6mago del cubano. Fal-
to vigor a las piernas del Kid
y no pudo dominar la fortale-
"a, ell valor y la acometividad
de su rival.
La Barba gan6 cinco asaltos
tres Chocolate y dos fueron ia
bias. Por unanimidad los dos
jueces y ell referee Donovan o.
torgaron ell triunfo a Fidel.
Ell mejor de los asaltos del tia
liano fue ell tercero cuando ases-
to s6lidos golpes contra las cos
tillas del negro. Fue Ell mejor de
Chocolate ell septimo, cuando
persiguio a su oponente con una
.lluvia de golpes al lado derecho
de la cabeza, que dejaron a este
debil y aturdido.
Fidel salio fresco a continuar
la batalla y convened a los jue-
ces con su tremendo ataque en-
ell decimo, cuando Chocolate tu-
vo que agarrarse de manera
desesperada.
En- los asaltos tercero y septi-
mo la multitud aclam6 a los gla-
diadores.
Despues del ataque del terce.
70 Chocolate empez6 a 1ucir can
sado.
En- un Gambia de golpes, en- ell
noveno, ell Kid estremeci6 a su
contrario, pero este cargo en- ell
decimo, hacienda que ell cuba
no Sc batiera en- retirada Y mos
tiara cansancio.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
FIDEL LA BARBA r
A ID CHOCOLATE

New York, Nov. 4.-El Pc
queno guerrero italiano de Los
Angeles, Fidel la Barba, a.
franco aver la coraza de in
vencible que vestfa ell gladia-
dor cubano Kid Chocolate Y lie
derrot6, sin lugar a duda, en-
un combate a 10 asaltos.
En- un anterior encuentro, ell
exrey de los gladiadores de pc
so mosca perdi6 la decision a
manos del Kid, en- medic de
demostraciones de ~protesta.
BESIDE esa noche, hace dos
amos, Chocolate ha batido a
los mejores hombres de su ca
tegorfa y en- New York Sc lie
considera uno de los idolos de
los files" La Barba ha en-
pleado su tempo limpiando la
division de las 126 libras.
Anoche ell aggressive italiano
mostr6 POGO respeto por la ha-
biIidad del famoso negro de la
sonrisa de marfil. Con la ca
beza baja, sin detenerse, alta
cando a Chocolate con jabs IL
quierdos, Electives ganchos,
derechas cruzadas y uppercut,
gan6 la batalla ell joven de la
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
AVtSOs EN- b c,rv

Pera6a a Andres aquel dfa, pues
ha6ian convenido en- que, cr,an,
DO saliera de casa de Trejan, So
apfesuraria a darIe cuenta del
resultado de su presentaci6n,
y bien-le pregunt6 eI ba-
ron estais satisfecho?
Andres movie negativamente
la cabeza. i7ii'e
-5Qud pasa?
81 joyen, por complete desa-
,sI.y@oo' eont6 la entrevista. ter.
minando 81 relate en- estos ter.
minos: e''oS 'ei-
49,. ia vais que TODD me sale
b---% No 10 yeo 70 asf!-diio Ell
4rlon - -9ao 10 consrario!
'quiza que ell mari
10 de vuestro idolo os invitase
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Esto era bastante; pero los ena-
morados nunca estan satisfe.
chos.
Else j6ven me es simpatico
I-dijo ell vizconde a Jorge en-
cuanto sali6 Andres Hace mu
cho tempo que sois amigos,
primo?
Dos o tres amos. No es uno
de mis- intimos, pero me agrada
su tratO.
-Su titulo de San Reno es
italiano.
En- efecto, ell marques po-
see una propiedad en- Italia, aun
que cast toda la vida ha perma-
necido en- Francia.
-Vive en- Paris con su IA
milia?
-Vive solo. y ereo que es
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
TIBERIO PELEARA Ell
VENCEDOR DE LA PELEA
DEL VIERNES

Ell promoter Kennedy, del
116 de Artilleria, ha resuelto
que ell vencedor de la pelea
principal del viernes pr6ximo,
Sc bata la semana pr6xima con
ell espanol Saturnino Tiberio.
Como va saben nuestros lee
tores, en- csc bout" figuran
Jose Estrada, ell mejicano, y
lack Curtin.
Estrada ostenta una victoria
sobre Tiberio, victoria que ell
espanol desea borrar.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
)OMINGUEZ FUE DERRO-
TADO POR F~ORTENBERRY

Orlando, Nov. 4.-Una re-
nida pelea sostuvieron aver
aqui, Gordon Fortenberry, pc
sando 164 libras, y Tony Do
minguez, de Tampa, con 152.
La guardia nacional patrocina-
ba ell bout"
Fortenberry, aprovechando-
Sc de la y~entaja en- peso, II Ii
bras, castig6 a Dominguez en-
los "cuerpo a cuerpo," ganan-
do mayor numero de rounds.
Ell cubano Sc defendi6 10 me-
jor que pudo, sin demostrar
flaqueza.
Tn grupo de fanaticos de
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
huerfano.

-iEs rico?
No 10 Sc, pero es de suno,
ner... Ell boa.o de su casa exioe
una fortuna considerable. y vos
lie habeis dido hablar de Ia prov
ma compra de una propiedad
Immediate a las v~uestras.
ESQ no quiere decir NADIA
La hacienda de Ridelles no vaIa
mas de Glen mil frances.
Germana escuchaba indifera,
temente aquellas palabras. ;on5
lie importaba ell marques de San
Reno? A menos que no fuese .
hacerles la vista para oua %
lie autorizaba al castillo A.
Grandlieu en- ell otono, no Ie VOL
veria seguramente a yer.
FL senior de la Croix-Die Is.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

iSera verdad que ell negrito
Chocolate solo pesaba 123 Ii
bras? Asi Sc nos ha informado.
No podemos Greer que PIN
cho" haya dejado que Chocolate
subiera al cuadrilatero con me-
nos de 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
NOTAS De BOXF0

Nal hizo aver ell cubano Do
minguez aceptando batirse con
un' hombre que pesaba IL libras
mas que el.
Muchas libras son doce para
un peso mediano de 152.
De haber estado ell peso me-
nos desequilibrado, la derrota
hubiera caido sobre Fortenbe-
rry.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
OLIETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pediaza y Paez

Germana miro fijamente Y con
alguna sorpresa a aquel j6ven,
mas timido que una novicia, Y,
segura de que no lie veia por pri-
mera vez, guerra interrogar inG-
tilmente su memoria.
Jorge apret6 la mano de An
dres, y, cogiendo la OCCASION por
los cabellos, dijo:
Me permito, primo ,presen-
taros uno de mis- mejores ami
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
TRIUNFO DE LBERTO
LEON

Holyoke, Mass, Nov. A. =
oland Lecuyer, de esta ciu-
dad, no pudo continuar pelican
do en- Ell s6ptimo round, por tie
ner ell ojo izquierdo hinchado,
y Alberto Leon, de Tampa, fu6
declarado vencedor.
Pesaba Leon 1912 libras Y
su contrincante 1873.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Ell ahijado del Curro Lorente
Pedro SAM, peleara a cuatfo
rounds, ell viernes, con Paul Mar
tin. va saben nuestros lectores
que SAM es vizcaino.