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New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

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 s. Mineral spring
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
HORIZONTAL

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La gaceta., 1930-12-05

ia, y era tan profunda, que de-
bio fallecer acknowledgements.
Los ojos estaban abiertos y
.Ipareciar llenos de espanto. La
expression retratada en- su rostro
era la de la angustia y ell terror.
Ell cadaver llevaba traie de
etiqueta, de ir,eprochable ele-
gancia: frac y pantal6n negros,
botas de charol, chaleco de un
solo bottom y corbata blanca. Al
gunas salpicaduras de sangre
manchaban la corbata y la blan-
ca pechera de su camisa borda-
da.
FL baron de Worms tenia el
verdadero tipo p~rusiano: nj al
to nj bajo, constitution vigoro.
sa, rostro prolongado con la
mandibula inferior gruesa, pie
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
LA Me
JOR NJ BASE

Chicago, Die. 5.-Joe Judge,
-veterano de Is campanas conse-
cutivas con eI club Washington,
fue oficiaImente reconocido a
yer como la mas grande prime
ra base en- la historic de la Liga
Americana. Su actuaci6n en-
1880 lie ha elevado a la fama, re-
velando ell hecho de que duran.e
ocho temporadas ha figurado a
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

ces Y mas habiles ladrones, Sc
hallaba alberta. La llave, puesta
en- la cerradura, probaba hasta
la evidencia que no habiase We
rificado fracture alguna.
Ell comisario, acercandose a
la GAIA, examine su contenido.
Encontr6 varios valores no
minales, y ademas algunos boil
sos de a mil frances, pero nj orc
nj billetes de Banco.
acknowledgements ell asesino no
habia querido cargar con la pla-
ia, dificil de ~llevar, nj con tftu-
los de una negotiation que po-
dria c~omprometerlo.
Ell comisario tom6 asiento an
tie ell bufete del cajero Y empez6
a extender las primeras decla-
raciones.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
AVIsOS AZ WEsT TAM

tt-uto era amigo del asesinado,
Mas de una vez Sc habfa senta-
do a la mesa del baron, y profe-
saba a su esposa una admira-
clon respetuosa cast apasiona-
da.
Cierta noche, que sali6 del no.
tel, Sc habia preguntado a 81
mismo:
= Estare enamorado de esa
encantadera criatura?...
Su palid6z fu6 en- aumento al
yer a sus pies ell cadaver del
homore cuya mano habfa estre-
chado dias antes, y tuvo que linn
par con su panuelo de batista
pef1umado las gotas de sudor
fIio Que bahama su frente.
I Han prevenido a la sonora
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

blanca, ojos de azul palido. Los
cabellos eran I'm POGO ondulados
Y Separates por una raya en-
medic de La cabeza; las patillas
largas Y de un color mas claro
que los cabellos; los bigotes y la
.barba embellishments. afeita-
,dados.
NADIA hacia suponer que la
,camara en- que yacia Ell cuerpo
del banquero hubiera sido ell tea
tro de una escena tan horrible,
Los muebles Sc hallaban EN- su
sitio. La bujia de un candelero
colocado en- una pequena mesa,
al consumirse, habia partido la
arandela de CRYSTAL.
La GAIA, una de esas cajas de
ultima invenci6n, que desafian
las tentativas de los mas auda-
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
OXE
LAS PELEAS DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Otro esfuerzo hara esta noche
ell promoter Kennedy en- favor
del pugilismo local.
Queriendo reanimar ell dormi-
do entusiasmo por ell arte de los
puhos, Ell conocido empresario
nos presentara hoy, en- Benja-
min Field, al 'astro' de Tam
pa, Young Manuel Quintero,
contra ell pequeno italiano Gene
Baldoni.
Como va saben nuestros lee
torres, Baldoni pele6 reciente-
mente con Manuel, en- Jackson
vile, y ell tampeno alcanz6 la
decision de los jueces.
Pero algunos pdri6dicos de
esa ciudad afirman que al Chi
qultln no Sc lie hlzo Justlcla, y
que por 10 menos Sc lie debi6 con-
ceder un empate.
Manuel, con la seguridad que
da la suficiencia, manifesto a.
yer que 81 en- la otra OCCASION hu-
DO duda, esta noche no la habra
Ell italiano sostiene que 6l va
a probar ell merito de sus pu.
nos contra la quijada del formal
dable zurdo.
De tanto inter6s como la pc
lea principal sera ell "bout" en-
tire Luis Gonzalez, la estrella de
Ellinger, y ell aragones Satur-
nino Tiberio.
Tiberio ha tornado parte en-
varios combates, en- esta ciudad,
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

Y en- todos ha demostrado que
es un gladiator de brillante por
venir.
ALuis Sc lie llama ell "caballo
de prueba", 10 que equivale a de-
cir que es ell terror de los barri-
Cones.
Completan ell programa pc
leas entire Tony Monin y Baby
Camera y Johnny Herman y Ri
chard Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

Era este dltimo, ell senior Fa-
vieres, I'm j6ven de veintisiete
amos TODD 10 mas, de bella pre-
sencia, elegante, rico, hombre
del gran mundo, inteligente. a
gregado a los Tribunales de Pa
ris merced a las atlas proteccio-
mes con que contaba.
Ell iuez de instruction, al con-
tario, encanecido en- los trabajos
judiciales, Sc aproximaba a los
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
WATTS CONTRA CHINO AL.
VAREZ

Atendiendo una oferta que lie
hiciera Ell promoter Kennedy,
del 116 de Artillerfa, Jimmy
Watts, antique conocido nues-
tro, ell de las batallas con ell fran
cesito Dewancker, Sc pondra en-
canine de Tampa para batirse
en- Benjamin Field, con Chino
Alvarez, ell ahijado de Leto.
Hace pocos amos Watts era
uno de los mejores gladiadores
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
cincuenta.

Su gran experienced lie habia
convertible en- el terror de los
malhechores, cuyos ardides adj
vinaba con incrible desereza.
Habia desvirtuado mas de
una vez coartadas habilmente
arregladas y que pa ,ecian ina
tacables. Unicamente Sc lie podfa
reprochar algo de terquedad en-
sus convicciones.
Su aspecto estaba desprovisto
de toda distinction. Sc llamaba
Roulleau- Duvernet.
Al llegar al teatro del crimen
cuyo autor era necesario descu.
brir, el senior de Favieres establ
muy conmovido, y este no podra
so7prender a nuestros lectores
cuando les digamos que ell subs
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
BASE BALL
MURIO Ell DUENO DEL FL
LADELFIA NACIONAL

Montreal, Canada, Die. s.
mundo deportivo perdi6 aver
una de sus grandes figuras con
la muerte de William Frazer
Baker, presidente del club Fila
DELTA, Liga Nacional, que muri6
de I'm ataque al corazon.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
~ACUsADO-DE ROBO

Contra Michael Fosychea pre-
aver acusaci6n en- la co~te
de 10 criminal, ell fiscal del con-
dado, Mr.. Skinner. Estima Ell
pdblico que Fosychea
rob6 en- Ell establecimiento Al
Iantic and Pacific, situado en-
Ybor.
Identified al hombre, Shelly
Cooper, I'm empleado, en- presen-
cia del cual rob6 $54 de la GAIA
registro.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
OIL ETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Paez

-Aqui es, senor-dijo en- voz
baja Ell veterano.
FL comisario ayanz6 dos pa
SOS Y Sc detuvo horrorizado en-
presencia del ldgubre y repug-
mantle espectaculo que IBERIA sus
miradas.
Ell banquero, los brazos ex-
tendidos y las manos crispadas,
Sc hallaba tendido en- medic de
un charco de sangre. Una herida
tremenda Sc vefa en- 81 gargan-
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

Baker, que era ell segundo de
los presidentes de la Liga, en- a
nos de servicio, tenfa ga invler-
nos. Aparentemente Sc hallaba
en- buena salud pocos minutes
antes de su fallecimiento.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

Ia cabeza de sus rivales, en- la
defensa de su posicion.
Tiene Sc amos de edad. Judge
acevt6 1T lances, en- 1T jue-
COS. cometiendo solo dos erro-
res.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
DAVE A HIZO Ia
BIAS CON Ell CAMPEON
INGLES


Londres, Die. 5.--Dave Shade
de California, gladiator de peso
mediano, Y Jack Hood, campe6n
de Inglaterra, sostuvieron aver
aqui un violento combate, a do
&c rounds. Los jueces repartie-
ron los honores entire los con-
tendencies, declarando tablas ell
match.
Sc verified la pelea ante va
rios miles de personals, en- ell AL
bert Hall.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

"Pincho" Gutierrez tambi6n
Sc ha hecho cargo de dirigir a
vidal Gregorio, ell pugilista es-
panol.
Gregorio sostuvo un combate
con Chocolate, hace algdn ITEM
pc, y luci6 muy bien.
En- New York dicen que la
"cuadra" de Pincho es al pre-
sente la mejor del mundo.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
NOTAS De BOXFO

Max Baer, a quien Sc condera
con "flus" para distinguirse en-
ire los barrigones de peso com
pleto, tendra una prueba ell dia
10 de diciembre, con Ernie
Schaaf de contrario.
En- la costa del P~acifico, al de-
cir de Runyon, consideraa a
Baer como una estrella de pri-
mera magnitud.
Sc trat6 de concertar una pc
lea entire Max y Jimmy Brad
pero la comisi6n atletica
descubrio que los managers e.
ran muy amigos y Sc opuso al
match.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
MAKE ROSENBLOOM NO
PELEARA Ell LUNES

st. Luis Die. 5.-Maxie Ro-
senbloom campe6n mundial de
peso complete ligero, ha anun-
ciado que no podra pelear ell lu-
mes venidero, en- Newark, New
Jersey, con Tony Galento, por
tener lastimado un ojo.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

En- ell precise momento que
terminaba esta information, lie
garon ell juez de instruction, a
.companado de SUI secretario, Y ell
substitute del Procurador de la
R~ep1blica.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

GCuando Sc efectuara la rea-
parici6n de Relampago Sagie-
70? nos preguntan.
No 10 sabemos. Sobre ell parti-
cular los unicos llamados a Opt
mar, por ell presente, son Amman
do Reina Y Mr., Kennedy.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

Tambien ha .cancelado Make
negociaciones que habfa inicia-
do para I'm match en- Birming-
ham, Alabama, Ell dfa Is die di-
ciembre.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

mundial de peso de pluma.
ST ell italiano Sc toma ell Cho-
colate, la corona pasara despues
a otro italiano, Fidel La Barba.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
del sur, en- su peso.

La semana que viene veremos
en- acci6n al joven de Georgia Y
al westampeno.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05

Tose algo Ell Kid Chocolate.
seg1n nos dicen de New York,
pero no ha interrumpido su en-
trenamiento.
Ell dia II sera ell encuentro
con Bat Battalino, por la corona
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
EN- WEST TAMPA.
sERVICIO De AMBULANCIA. Teisfono Y111s

Telefonos para visitas por e. dia: YDor City. Y ID
West Tampa, 3846. Para !lan&d4s por Ia noel
10 mismo 81 Ybor que en- West Tampa, I l4lC.
La gaceta., 1930-12-05
AVISOs EN- Yb0R C.rY

Dr., Portocarrero, DR.. A. a. Goozalel.
lilo, Or: B. M. TisCn, DIR. Julio J. Guerra.
q del Circulo Cubano Telefono No 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21

counted ten. Then he bounced cheerily to his feet and skipped out of the ring, apparently pleased at escaping from a hot spot.
 Comedy Bout Opens
 Dolly Gray was overweight for his bout with Kid Eddy Ryan and Smoke" Jack Davis substituted. It was corking good comedy while it lasted, put Ryan was awarded the Judges decision because Davis entered the ring one pound under the specified 125 pounds ringside.
 Legion Card Announced
 On December 31, Announcer Grov- CT c. Vim proclaimed, the Ameri- can Legion will put on one of the biggest cards ever staged here. Miles Murphy, unconquered local middleweight, has been matched with Joe Manila, Ketchikan vet eran, for the main SC.
 Slugger Weaver will fight Kid Samora, Filipino, who looks to be a classy ring artist. It was announced there will be ' bouts on the card.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
NECANNERIES IN 5. E. ALASKA
 TO CLOSE DOWN
Ketchikan Hears Three Big Companies Will Cut Off
 Three Plants Each

Nine Southeast Alaska canner- ies, normally operated, will not be opened next season, if reports cur rent in Ketchikan are well found- ed, it was learned here today. It was reported at the First City that nine plants are certain not to be operated and several others may be left idle.
 The closure of these plants is the result of the present depression in the States which has slowed up sales of canned fish along with all other commodities and left an un- usual quantity of the cheaper grades of fish in the hands of the packers. A curtailment of the 1881 pack is deemed advisable so as to clean up the carry over stocks by 1882.
 The canneries reported at Ket- chikan as sure not to open next year are owned by the Northwest ern Fisheries, Libby, McNeill & Libby and Alaska Pacific Salmon Corporation, three by each of them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
N0RTHLAND IS
 LAST YULET|DE
 VESSEL SOUTH
Motorship Departs After Christmas Tree Party
 for Children

Bound for Seattle, the motorship Northland, Capt Leonard Will Hams, departed from Juneau at 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon, having arrived at 1030 o'clock Friday night. She was the last boat to leave here in time to reach Se- attle before Christmas. She en- parked nine passengers here for the South. They were Flora Tate, Ina Swanson and Roy Swanson for Petersburg; Miss Ernestine Went worth and Glen Darlington for Ketchikan; A. McDougall, E. J. FL lingen, Mrs. E. Wonderly and Miss Barbara Wonderly for Seattle.
 Yesterday afternoon, between 2 and 3 o'clock Christmas tree party, with a Santa Claus in the person of Second Officer Benjamin Joyce, was held in forward sa- lon of the Northland. All little boys and girls of the city had been invited and many of them were present. Santa Claus distributed ap- pies, oranges and bags of cookies among the children, all receiving presents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
PUBLIC WORKS,
 DROUGHT LOANS
 PASSCONCRESS
Measures Receive Execu- tive Approval in
 Quick Time
EIGHTY MILLIONS FOR
 ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Expected that Entire Sum Will Be Spent by
 Next July 1

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 20. - President Hoover has signed both emergency bills, the Public Works for S116,- OOO,OOO and the drought loans for $45,O00,000.
 The measures were signed by the President less than an hour after he received them.
 Two lone photographers, at the White House at the time, were allowed in the EXecu- tive office, a rare thing, to m k e photographs of t h e President signing the bills.
 The Public Works bill got through the Senate this aft ernoon after Senators La Fol lette of Wisconsin, and Walsh of Massachusetts, assailed it as a "drop in the bucket"
 The Senate receded from three amendments in a dis pute with the House.
 The Administration intends to put the funds in operation at once.
 Of the Public Works funds $80,000,000 goes for road con- struction.
 President Hoover is given authority to allocate e the money as he deems necessary if an emergency arises.
 1t is expected most of the money will be spent before July 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
DAUGHTER AND WIFE PERISH,
 SEA DISASTER
Captain of Ship Lost 1T Collision, Has
 Triple Troubles

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 20-Capt. Brick Hjeft, of the steamer Oberon, lost his wife and four -year-old daughter when the Oberon sank soon after a collision with the Arc- turus. whose skipper is his brother Ossi Hjeft, early this morning in a dense fog off Laso Island.
 Capt. Brick Hjeft was picked up by his brothers vessel clasping the body of his dead daughter in his arms.
 Search Is Abandoned
 The search for possible additional survivors of one of the worst marine disasters in the history of the Danish coast, the sinking of the Oberon after collision with the Arcturus, was virtually abandoned tonight.
 Forty persons. possibly more, are believed to have been drowned when the Oberon went down or to have perished later in sea of flaming oil which escaped from the vessels hold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
JOB SHARING SCHEME FOR
 RAILR0ADERS
Three Unions Voluntarily Adopt Plans to Aid
 Unemployment

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 20.-A voluntary sharing of jobs to ease distress of unemployment by three Railroad Workers Unions which hope to make the plan effective all over the country, has been started.
 The Brotherhoods of Trainmen, Engineers and Bremen have cut the monthly mileage basis of pay in order to create work for their idle members.
 The Trainmens' Union put the plan in operation on a dozen roads but of 10000 idle, there are still 30000 unemployed.
 The Firemen's Union effected re- auctions on many roads.
 The Engineers Union, tw o months ago, agreed to share jobs.
 The Brotherhoods seek eventually readjustment on the basis of a 6-hour day at present on an 8-hour wage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
Mothballs Don't Aid Car,
 Federal Commission Find

TULSA, Okla, Dec. 20.- The mothball's place is in the home and not in the automobile, says the fed eral trade commission.
 Despite the belief of many mo- torists that mothballs placed in gasoline make an auto run farther and faster, they don't, the commis- sion says after an investigation.
 Placing tablets containing the same ingredients as mothballs in gasoline tanks with the fuel, the commission has found does not re- move carbon, give added mileage, lessen exhaust odor, smoking, knocking or even promote higher engine efficiency generally.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
FED. POWER
 COMMISSION
 CONFI RMED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 20.- The Federal Power Commission was completed tonight when the Senate confirmed the last three nomina- tions made by President Hoover.
 The commission is now composed of Chairman George Otis Smith, of Maine; Frank R. McNinch of North Carolina, Marcel Garsaud of Louis jana, Ralph B. Williamson of Wash ington, and Claud L. Draper Of Wyoming.
 McNinch and Garsaud are Demo- crats and the others are Repub- licanS.
 The new commission will be or ganized immediately to replace the present commission.
 The nominations considered to- night developed opposition on the floor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
MILLIONAIRE
 NOT INDICTED
Grand Jury Adjourns in Bowles and Paris
 Investigation

PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 20.- The County Grand Jury in secret investigation of the first degree murder charges against Nelson Bowles, millionaire and his secre- tary Irma Paris, in connection with the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Bowles, adjourned Saturday afternoon to Monday without returning an in- dictment.
 The grand jury returned seven true bills and seven indictments on lesser charges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
Long Leased Wire Is
 Established by A. P.

NEW YORK CITY, Dec' 20.- The United States and Mexico were brought closer together tonight when over a direct leased wire the Associated Press began daily ex- change of news between New York and the newspaper Excelsior in Mexico City It is. the longest in- ternational leased land wire for strictly press association news serv- ice ever established between the two centers for this purpose, oper- ating as it does over more than 5000 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
HARRY BLUNT, JOE BARROWS,
 FLY TO ATL|N
Makes Flight from Tele- graph Creek-Will
 Return for Lowe

WHITEHORSE, Y. T., Dec. 20.- Harry Blunt, who has not yet re- covered from injuries received when his plane crashed in the ice of a lake near Telegraph Creek, has ar rived here with Joe Barrows, of California. They flew plane here.
 Barrows will return to Telegraph Creek within day or two and picK up his employer, Edward Lowe, President of the Pacific Interna- tional Airways, and Mrs. Lowe and then fly to Anchorage.
 The wreck of Blunt's plane pre- vented him from joining the search for Capt. Burke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
MONKS ARE TO
 HOMESTEAD IN .. WEST ALASKA
Father Niccone Arranges U Funds to Bring Rus
 sians North

SEWARD, AlSska, Dec. 20.-In- augurating scheme to bring Northern European farmers here to homestead in the Matanuska Valley, where the soil and climate is considered identical, Father Mic cone has sent for three young Russian monks, now in Greece.
 The monks are experienced farm CTS driven from Russian homes by the Soviets.
 Father Niccone himself came from Greece and has arranged for funds to bring the other monks to Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
OF CHRISTMAS TO
 BEGIN TODAY
Yul etide Tree Will Be Lighted and Carols Sung
 This Afternoon

Yuletide festivities begin today. Juneau's community Christmas tree will burst forth in the effulgent glory of myriad of gaily colored electric lights and the joyous itrains of Christmas carols will alden the wintry air at o'clock
 his afternoon. The celebration, in which all residents of the city are 'rged to participate, will mark the 'eginning of a municipal observ- ance that will be continued until after New Years Day.
 The tree, which was erected Fri day beside the curb at Triangle Corner by Mayor Thomas B. Jud- son and crew of city workers, was wired and given electrical connec- ton yesterday by the Alaska Elec- tric Light and Power Company.
 Arrangements for the group sing ing are in charge of Mrs. w. E. Ellis. The words of the five carols to be sung have been printed on slips of paper, and these will be distributed among the assembled throng. The selections are Come All Ye Faithful" Tt Came Upon a Midnight Clear Joy to the World" % Little Town of Bethle- hem," and Silent Night" Organ accompaniments will be played by Mrs. G. E. Krause.
 Details of the municipal tree un- dertaking are in charge of the Women's Club, of which Mrs. J. P. Williams is president.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
SOLDIERS ARE
 WITHDRAWING
 FROM STREETS
Spanish Troops Concen- trated in Barracks
 Revoke Martial Law

MADRID, Spain, Dec. 20.-Mar- tial law is now prevailing in Spair only in theory for soldiers who havI been patrolling the streets in vari- ous cities have been withdraw and are concentrated In barracks.
 The Government remains aler however, prepared for the first sigr of any further disturbance.
 The martial law order has no been officially revoked.
 Premier Berenguer denied reports his entire cabinet is preparing tC resign.
 Observers believe the Ministry will remain for the present but 8 change is looked for within the next few months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
BANK ROBBED
 OF LARGE SUM
 IN 4 MINUTES
Three Men Disarm Special Officer, Menace Others
 and Make Escape

NEW IOTon CITY, N. Y, Dec 20-Three robbers stole $31 ,623 in an uptown bank hold-up Saturday afternoon which was all over in four minutes The robbers disarmed a special policeman, menaced a dozen employees and customers, scooped up the cash and vanished.
 The robbers were in such hur- ry they overlooked $25,000.
 Late in the afternoon lone rob Der invaded a wholesale jewelry office, bound and gagged one of the owners and one of the employees and escaped with gems valued at more than $30,000.