davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
LAS LICENCfAS PARA LA
TEMPORADA DE GAIA

Aver fueron eXpedidas en-
las oficinas del Jue2 Cornelius
II licencias para la temporada
lie GAIA que comienza Ell 20 de
Noviembre. De estas, 81 son Ii
'encias para RESIDENCES del es-
ado, a $500 cada una, y so
para residences del cOndado, a
S1,25.
Bajo la nueva ley federal la
emporada para la GAIA de
)atos ha sido reducida en- mas
lie un mes.
Tambien prohibe la nueva
'ey la caceria de patos antes
del mediodia del 20 de No
liembre. La temporada CONT
nuara hasta ell 10 de Diciem-
bre.
FL condado de Pinellas esta
:errado a toda clase de CAGE
ria, Y en- ell condado de Sum-
ter no Sc ha alberto Temporal
da para la caza de ciervos y pa
vos silvestres.
En- ciertos lagos en- los con-
dados de Leon y jefferson la
caceria de patos solo esta per-
mitida los lunes, microbes Y
viernes.
La temporada para la GAIA
de ciervos es desde el 20 de
Noviembre al 81 de Diciem :
bre; la de codornices, pavos Y
ardillas, desde el 20 de No
viembre al Is de Febrero: la
de palomas desde ell 20 de No
viembre hasta ell 81 de Enero,
exceptO en- los condados de
Monroe, Broward y Dade,
donde la temporada es desde
septiembre 16 al Is de Nov.
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ereno. pero ell Sr. Arrange infor
no que esta noche seria custo-
1iada por un hombre armada.
Hace varios meses la fabrica
lie Marcelino Perez y Cha. tam
1ien sufri6 un robo de igual ma
turaleza.
Los continuados robos a las
fabricas Y a los establecimien-
os de tabacos y cigarrillos ha-
zen Greer en- la existencia de una
banda perfectamente organiza-
la que dispone de mercado en-
sta ciudad y otros lugares de
Florida para darle salida a sus
robos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
TEATROS

"Me gusta dirigir a William
Haines sorque eI siempre tiene
I'm diferente punto de vista, en-
que cada pelicula en- que toma'
parte, declara ell notable direc-
tor Jack Conway, que >irigiera
Gust a Gigolo', cinta basada en-
la OBJ. teatral Dancing Part
ner", de David Belasf
Gel pdblico considers ~ p
como un comediante IL ~
torres ven en- 6l a un az hi
e inte,igente. ~
Jest a Gigolo" Sc reponi
hey, por Ultima vez, con la
ventura Prohibida", comedia
tcmada de un libro de Sinclair
Lewis.
Desempenan los PARTICIPATES
papeles en- la Aventura, Mitzi
Green. Edna May Oliver, Luisa
Fazenda, Jackie Scarf y Vlrgl'
MIA Hammond.
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ACORTADA LA PENA
LUIS

FL Juez Petteway, de la cor
tie de 10 criminal, redujo aver
a 18 meses la sentencia de Gin
co amos impuesta en- Ell mes de
Mario a Louis E. Weinberg,
complete en- ell robo de una ca
ia de caudales del estableci :
miento de Gonzalez y Compa-
MIA, en- Port Tampa.
FL abogado de Weinberg ia
lleci6 POGO despues de haber
apelado a la corte supreme.
Su defendido esta cumpliendG
condena en- la prisi6n de Raj.
ford,
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
NO HA O~RGANIZADO UN
BALE EN- AYUDA DE LOS
OBREROS

Ell Reverend j. NJ. Mikell,
1residAnte de la mission de la
iudad de Tampa, situada en-
i 1882 de la Gale Franklin,
lilo aver que su organization
10 tiene NADIA que yer con la
fiesta carnavalesca que Sc efec
uara ell sabado bajo ell nom
ore de "la mission de la ciudad
lie Tampa"
Los tickets Sc han estado
vendiendo a $1.00 para dicha
fiesta,-anadi6 ell reverendo-
zero no tenemOs ninguna re
ACTON con la misma, debido a
1ue nuestra mission no apadri.
IA ninguna clase de entreteni
miertos."
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
ALEMANIA DEBE TOMAR
LA INICIATIVA SOBRE
LAS

New York, Octubre 29.-El
Sr. Thomas w. Lamont, de Ia
frma de ]. P. Morgan y Co., V
mo de los miembros del conf
e de %eXpertoS que ayud6 a pre-
,arar ell Plan Young, declare
n la edici6n del sabado de una
'evista li~teraria, que Alemania
1ebe tomar la iniciativa en- ia
'or de I'm r~eajuste con Fran
ia, en- cuanto al problema de
as reparaciones.
Este no es un asunto que
america .debe resolver. Alema
ia no debe esperar a que ell
Presidente Hoover resuelva su
situaci6n."
Ell ST.. Lamont recomienda a
,lemania que cese de agitar
= revision del tratado de Yer
allies, expresando la opinion
le que Francia Sc mostrara IRA
enable a dicha revision o a
'ualquiera otra que previamen
e no este justificada por pro-
'esos ordinarios.
"NosotroS debemos decir, a
yrega Lamont,-que por espa-
clio de II amos, o sea desde
1919, la finanza americana o
las inversiones de la comuni :
lad Sc han estado interesando
mas de la cuenta pOr ell profile
mi de las reparaciones, 10 cual
ha significado para los pole-
res 0 creedores una especie de
garantia y una soluci6n para
sus propios problemas.
"Esos poderes no deten es-
perar que ell pueblo america
no conin1e prestando dinero a
Alemania para el pago dc re-
p&raciones. va es bora que ie
llegue a un arreglO '1bre ba-
3es positivas, siendo la mus e.
scncial la reduction de las ia
MAS.
mi Alemania nj Francia. nj
ning1n otro pals deben pa ar
que el Presidente Hoover con
tinuara haciendose cargo IL
esa situaci6n. va hiZo TODD 70
que tenia que hacer, ahCla to
ca actuar a las naciones mt
mamente ligadas con ell asun.
to.
Los banquerOs y los capita
listas americanos tienen que "a
tender a sus propios problemas
antes de acudir a solventar los
del extranjero."
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

La victoria del "gabinete ma
cional," sostiene Ramsay Nc
ADonald, no pertenece a "ningun
|partido, es ell triunfo del progra-
ma salvador" de la conjunction
politica derivada de la crisis
economical.
Pertenece ell resultados de las
elecciOnes del martes, en- opinion
nuestra, al partido conSeryador.
a quien ayudaran los traidores
del laborismo y la actitud antili-
beral de Sin John Simon y un
grupo de diputados "liberales",
Los Conservatives han con-
quistado para su partido abru-
mador mayoria y probablemen,
tee impon9ran a Inglaterra una
"muy protectora" tarifa aran-
celaria.
Al pueblo lie presentaron IL
perspectiva del bolseviquismo,
ION la victoria de los laboristaS
Y cDonaldw y Phillip Snowd
n asi 10 dijeron.
Cuando ell primer ministro, e.
aborista habla del peligro gro,
,o', Y Snowden, eX-laborista, ca
ifica de ultra-rojo ell programs
lei partido que presidiera Ma,
Oonald-se dijo ell pueblo ingle
10 mejor es refugiarse en- Ii
asperanza que ofrecen los con
3ervadores.
De la falsa propaganda hechi
IN contra del laborismo, del te
nor de los banqueros, industrial
'es Y arist6cratas, ha brotado Ii
,xtraordinaria victoria de Mr.
Stanley Baldwin y sus colegas
Por ell momento la "tenden
ia" librecambista ha recibidc
N golpe formidable, con la yer
gonzante derrota del partidC
liberal.
Pero cuando la esperanto d.
a tarifa Sc disuelva, cuando 81
lemuestre que la estabilidad d.
a libra no depende de la estan
ella en- ell poder del partido Con
servador, entonces ell gobiernC
nacional tendra que dimtir .
Ia reaction sera contraria a 10
actuales "salvadores de la pa
Todavia puede ~utilizarse col
probabilidades de exito, hasta
en- paises como Inglaterra, ell
''fantasma" rojo del Soviet.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

Fernando G8llardo Rodriguez
Accsta, 81, Y Patronila McKay,
21: Rogerio Moreno, 81, y Mar
got Perez, 81; George Schultz,
d. v Ella Gale, 80; Ed Stockton
%, Y Dwell Ellis, 20.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
DEFUNCTONES

Para la manana de hoy esta
sehalado ell entierro de Jose Ba-
tista, de Sc amos, que aver dej6
de existir en- su domicilio, Octa-
va avenida 1412.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultura
en- el cementerio W0odlawn.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

FL banquero Lamont, de la fir
ma de Morgan, sostiene que Es-
tados Unidos debe rebajar su
tarifa y dice: Tn pals no puede
ser ell acreedor del resto del nun
do y Il mismo tempo permane-
GER como una naci6n de alta ia
rifa".
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
NUEVOS RESTOS EN- LA
HABANA MATANzAs

Habana, oct. 29.5Otros indi-
viGuos, acusados de conspira-
cion, fueron detenidos aver en-
esta capital y en- la provincial de
Matanzas.
A la mayor parte de los arres
tos sc les atribuyen fines comu-
nistas.
Agentes de la policfa secreta
y de la judicial estan efectuando
una investigation en- Matanzas.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
CARTA CABLECRAFICE IL CUBA
CUBA 2,021 ELEC
i, r -

Habana, oct. 29.-El 1870 de
la poblaci6n de Cuba, seg1n da-
tos suministrados por la oficina
del Censo, tiene derecho al SUI
Tragic.
Este tanto por ciento Sc dupli-
cara 81 al fin Sc aprueba conee-
der ell vote a la mujer.
Sc han expedido cedulas a
602,027 ciudadanos Y Sc han ms
cripto, en- toda la isla, A. 44
personals.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
ROYAL, ". TAMPA

Mile, un conmovedor dra-
ma Sc estrenara hoy.
Una pelicula que listed debe
yer. lie agradara y lie emociona
ra.
Ccmpleta ell programa Eel
Fantasma del desierto", con
Jack Perrin de protagonista.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
s @ CI A / F :

Ell Party de hoy
Lo ofrece ell Ideal Club.
Sierra en- la Gale 16 2503.
Una eXcelente orquesta. hara
as delicias de los bailadores.
Bale Iaf0ata
Senalado para la tarde del do
ningo.
En- honor de los ninos de sus
'ocios 10 viene organizaHdo IL
2eneficencia Asturiana.
Pueden asistir tambien los d.
os socios del Centre Asturiano
Habra diez premios Y mucho.
|ulces y juguetes para los asis
entes.
'Or los Centres
Todos daran bale de Hallowe
n.
Ell Centre Asturiano, La u
ion Italiana, Ell Circulo Cuba
no Y ell Centric Espahol.
Las orquestas contratadas sol
magnificas.
Las distintas S~ecciones de Re,
creo trabajan sin descanso par
que queden esplendidos.
GCual de ellos sera ell mejor:.
Impossible hacer vaticinios.
FL sabado Sc vera.
20 Legion Americana
Dara bale ell sabado, con e
'exteto Floridano.
Costara la entrada cincuenta
centavos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
DNemtro A~sturiano
PNuita Diaz.

q
Es.a linda y encantadora Srta
gala de nuestros salones, ha sido
nominada candidate por la Sec
ci6n de Asistencia Santana, en-
ell concurso de esta importante
s0ciedad.
Tiene derecho a triunfar. Es
muy linda.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

revolver que rob6 del autom6
vii de IN diputado.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

Ell obispO Canno, un metOdis-
ia sin metodo, ex-iefe de la
campana de calumnias, en- ell
Sur, contra la candidatura de
Al Smith, continua siendo alta
cadO por representatives, sena-
dores, alcaldes, obispos de 81
iglesia y ciudadanos sensatos.
Con la misma "desfachatez'
que atribuyera a clos cat6licos'
el descubrimiento de sus manic
bras en- la b0lsa de New York
por las cuales pidiera perd6n
a sus colegas, ahora carga dc
nuevo a los cat6licos romanOs e
prccesamiento que contra el or
denara un gran iurado
iQuiere presentarse como unP
victima de la iglesia que dura
mente combatiera para elimina'
las probabilidades de victOrii
del exgobernador de New York
Las "actividades" de Cannon
de nuevo prueban que los obs
pos, ministries Y sacerdotes, n
deben mezclar sus ideas religio
sas con la politica del pals.
Cannon ha utiliZado su iglesia
ell Metodismo, para servir sus
fines particulares y aparecer
seg1n el alcalde de Atlanta, co
mo un "%monigote" del partidC
republican,.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

Para ell norte de la Manchu-
ia ha enviado tropas e ingenie.
'os ell gobierno de Toxic.
Los "estadistas" iaponeses
nuy pronto diran al mundo qu'
Hos estan evitando que Chin;
e haga "roja".
Pero en- Ell norte de la Manchl
ia tiene SUI esfera de activida(
evolucionaria el gobierno d
Noscou y ell Jap6n no Sc atreve
a a extralimitarse.
FL Gigantic "rojo" detesta l;
ruerra; pero defendera SUI dere
no y su prestigio.
ICON que derecho pide ell go
1ierno de Toxic cesen las opera
Zones militares de Russia, en- i;
Siberia, en- ell territorio de este
uando ella sigue extendiendos'
Or una provincial que no lie pc
enece?
la roja Russia, declare re,
,ientemente ell condo Kozui Ota
ii, prominente Budista japones
uiere dominar ell Asia, donde e
Tap6n es ell unico elementO esta
'lizador. 81 ell apoyo moral d
America Sc lie MEGA a mi pals
n la presente crisis, puede gu
Il mundo yea muy prOnto roj
= TODD ell Asia. Desc una man
ibre al Jap6n para cOmbatir el
aos y ell des6rden'.
Sc llama mano libre a la ma.
10 del "ladr6n" y Sc q%uiere JUS
tificar 10 injustificable, con 10
''rojo', algo muy superior al Ill
tra-reaccionario "amarillismo"
de los militaristas de Toxic.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Ha repetido, con differences
palabras, 10 que otros economis.
tas han dicho antes que 81.
Cerrar la puerta a la imlpor-
tacion equivale a@errarla a la
exportacion.
Pals vendedor, no puede man
tener SUI concrete exterior 81 no
es tambien comprador.
81 ell pueblo americana quiere
venderle a Europa debera COM
prar mercaderias para su con-
sumo.
La tarifa va no protege nj 81
luiera a los industriales milo
nSrios.
Antes Sc acallaba a la naci6n
con una tarifa arancelaria y
ofrecimientos de prosperidad.
pero va los "discos" Sc han gas
tado Y ell fon6grafo esta roto.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

La Function de la Beneficencia
Lleno, completamente lleno
estaba ell teatro Del Centre Astu-
riano, en- la noche de aver.
La Beneficencia Asturiana
commemorate ell segundo aniver
sario de su fundaci6n.
Subi6 a escena la bonita CO.
media LOS Atropella platos."
Los Interpreters estuvieron
muy discretos.
Hicieron 10 que pudieron y
fueron muy aplaudidos.
A los representatives de /
prensa Sc nos colmo de atencio
mes, siendo obsequiados con pas
tas y refrescos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-29

INVTACION
La recibo para la boda de la
Srta. Aracelia del Rio con ell i6-
ven Nanny Castro.
Tendra lugar ell dia dos de
Noviembre.
Agradecido a la cortesia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
ARLINGTON PURSES
TO TOTAL $75O,OOO
Worlds Richest Turf Meet Under
Way Today-$70,oOO Classic
Slated for July 20.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 29.-The world S
richest racing season, worth s75o,ooO in
purses, attracted aristocrats of the turf
to beautiful Arlington Park today.
The peak of the 30-day season will
occur July 20 when the Classic, the
worlds wealthiest 3-year-old event
$40, 900 in added money-win be decided.
Thanking this choice offering will be
two SIS, 900 stakes, pair worth $4,000
each, one with SIS, 900 in added money,
three $4,000 purses and three at $1,000,
including two steeplechase handicaps.
The outstanding thoroughbreds in
every division have been nominated for
races during the meeting, including Mrs.
Payne Whltney's 3-year-old champion,
Twenty Grand; Willis Sharpe Kilmer's
Sun Beau, the Audley Farms Western
handicap champion, Gallant knight,
and A. G. Bostwick's Mate, conqueror
of Twenty Grand in the Preakness,
third to the Greentree Stable star in
the Kentucky Derby and victor in the
American Derby at Washington Park
Twenty-Five crack stake horses were
named for the opening feature today,
the $4,000 added inaugural handicap.
AS many as IL were expected to start,
including Gallant Knight, which romped
away with the $4,000 Francis S. Pea
body Memorial Handicap, which topped
Washington Parks getaway day card
last Saturday: Brown Wisdom and My
Dandy, the famous Reichert brothers
pair; Ned o, Ironsides, Pansy Walker,
Epithet, Silverdale, winner of the event
last year; Neverfade, Sunny LaSsie,
Panchio, Black Majesty, Tannery, Satin
Spar, High Foot, Rusty, Morsel, No More,
Sfskin, Don Leon and Best Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
CLEVELAND BATTLE
TOPS WEEK IN RING
Baer- Uzcudun, Battalino- Brady and
Hudkins- Levinsky Other
Featured Bouts.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The thickest
slice Of f1stic interest will go to Cleve-
land this week, while most of the re-
mainder will be shared by Reno, New
Jersey City and Chicago.
Cleveland gains the top rung with
the 15-round heavyweight champion
ship duel between Max Schmeling and
Young Stribling, which will be held
Friday night.
For Reno on Saturday William Har-
rison Dempsey, promoter, has matched
Max Baer of California and Pauline
Uzcudun of Spain in heavyweight
battle of 20 rounds.
Jersey City offers a featherweight
title bout on Wednesday between Chris
topher (Bat) Battalino \of Hartford,
Conn, and Irish Bobby Brady, Jersey
City puncher. They will battle 10
rounds or less at the jersey City ball
park.
At Chicago Ace Hudkins, erstwhile Ne
braska middleweight contender, tackles
King Levinsky, Chicago heavyweight,
in a hereunder at Mills Stadium We'd
nesday
Other feature bouts on tire weeks
card will pit Primo Camera, Italian
man-mountain against Jack Renault
at Toronto tomorrow night, and Make
Rosenbloom Of New York, light-heavy-
weight champion, against Billy Jones
Of Philadelphia at Philadelphia tonight.
At New York tonight Victoria Cam
polo, Argentine heavyweight, meets
Eddie Benson of New York at Dexter
Park; Phil Zwick, lightweight, tackles
Charlie Raymond, Madison Square
Garden,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29

nned 10 America.
He went abroad and received an ova-
ton at his debut in the opera Comique
in Paris, where he remained for one
season. His later engagements included
a season at the Royal Opera at Monte
Carlo, Vienna and Italy.
When he returned to America he
decided to try his hand at something
lighter. Earl Carroll engaged him for
a leading role in "Fioretta."
Then radio presented a new oppor-
tunity. Karle encountered a friend
who diverted his steps to the Columbia
studios. He obtained an addition and
was Immediately rushed to a dotted
line. He is now heard on many Co.
lumbia programs including the Cathe-
Idral hour, SAVING Tone Pictures and
others.
MRS. NANCY COX-McCORMACK
w American portrait sculptor, begins
a series of weekly intimate talks
on various subjects over WRC and
other N. B. C. stations Wednesday.
Eight nationally famous motion picture,
stage and radio celebrities will take
part in a new revue to open on Column
bia July g.. Daily weather forecasts
will be broadcast in the National Farm
and Home hour. beginning Wednesday.
X X +
GEORGE HICKS, popular N. 3. C.
" announcer, has been granted
two-month leave of absence to visit
his folks back home, in Tacoma, Wash,
for the first time since he started radio
work, three years ago. Songs that
echo through the New Hampshire hills
when Dartmouth students get together
will be presented Friday by Reinald
Werrenrath and the Alumni Glee Club
over an N. B. C. network. AS a special
Fourth of July feature N B. C. will
broadcast Commute concert from
japan. 1t will be picked up in Toxic
and transmitted by short waves to San
Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
M|D-C|TY STADIUM
PRONOUNCED IDEAL
Washington and Baltimore
Given Equal Chance to
See Ring Shows.

~ oxING followers turning out for
x Wednesday nights dedication of
the new Midcity Stadium near
Laurel, Md, mile toward Bal
timore, will see more than a choice
lineup Of pugilists. They also will sur
vey one Of the finest athletic plants CT
its kind ever erected in this vicinity
Work on the plant, save for minor de-
tails, has been terminated and every
thing is in readiness for the opening
show.
Having thoroughly inspected the new
structure yesterday, General Manager
Angy Germ said:
Il knew we had fine thing. But
not until now did I realize what q
great location and fine spot this is"
The stadium, situated conveniently
between the two cities, offers District
OF Columbia and Oriole fans an equal
opportunity to support proper boxing
shows being planned by Gerrin.
Interest in the impending bouts was
stimulated today following the arrival
Of Babe Hunt, who fights Pietro Corri
In the 10-round final. Apparently trim,
the Midwesterner anchored here this
morning. CORR was expected later to-
day.
This afternoon both Hunt and CORR
are scheduled to hustle through work
outs at GERMS gymnasium, 1871 H
street Rugged sparmates have been
lined up for both.
George Gaul's music is to precede
Wednesday nights mills and will be
iy1ta ,ryI1il IL
cial buses, an unlimited number and
operating at special rates. will transfer
WashingtonianS from North Capitol
and e streets to the stadium and re-
turn.
Tickets for the carnival are on sale
at the New Willard, Spaldings. 1888 G
street; Vic Sport Shop, 716 Ninth
street. and Curb Lunch, 14o7 H street
northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
TURNER SHOWS OFF
RISING STAR OF MAT
McCready Booked With Daviscourt
at Griff Stadium Thursday.
Praised by Steele.

Outside Of Ray Steele and Jim Lon
dos. Washington wrestling followers
will get glimpse of the most-talked- of
mailman in the East next Thursday at
the Griffith Stadium when Earl Nc
Cready appears.
McCready. for whom bright future
In the grunt and growl game is pre-
dicted will tackle the beetle proved
Dick Daviscourt in the semi-final bout
to the Rudy Dusek- Wladek Zbyszko
match.
This will be McCready's first appear
ance here.
1t is said that no one Is a better
judge of wrestlers than another wres-
tier and taking it from Ray Steele, who
tonight meets Jim Londos in New York,
McCready, with most seasoning, is like
ly to win the title. Steele praised Nc
Cready highly week ago on trip to
Richmond.
Other bouts will be Mile Steinborn
VS.. Sander SZabo, Mike Romano VS.. Son
Jennings and Sammy Stein VS.. Nick
NeStor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
Star Cazer Picks Stribling
New York Astrologer Was Accurate to Details
in Naming Max Against Sharkey.

stated that Schmeling would pass
through a trying period chat third
round certainly was a severe triaD
and eventually would experience an
unexpected gain (the victory on q
foul In the fourth).
The following Is Schultz's state
ment:
II pick Young Stribling to win the
fight, either in the seventh or eighth
round. There will be plenty of action
and speed.
1.-THE moon in the zodiacal sign
aquarius Symbol of science), in the
first house or rising, indicates
Stribling. Also, the north node Of
the moon in the martial sign aries
assists him.
THE planet Neptune Ca bathing,
mysterious symbol, conjunct Mars
(the impulsive, but tempered SYM
boD, both planets considered
malefics, hinder the champion from
winning, due to overconfidence and
impulsivenesS. Both these planets
are in the sign of Virgo, ruling the
lower abdomen, just trif1e below
the solar plexus, and blow to
this section may prove the downfall
Of Schmeling."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
MAT BOUT TONIGHT
|. TO SET GATE MARK
Londos and Steele Expected
to Draw 100000, With
$4,000 in Crowd.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, June 29-Jim Lon
dos, regarded by the New York
State Athletic Commission as
the world heavyweight wrest-
ling champion, defends his title against
Ray Steele at the Yankee Stadium to-
night. One quarter of the receipts goes
to the milk fund, sponsored by Mrs.
William Randolph Hearst.
The match is the first big one ever
to be held outdoors in New York. Jack
Curley, the promoter, estimates the pro-
ceeds will be 100000. exceeding the
record gate of $4,000 set by Frank
Gotch and George Hackenschmidt in
their Chicago match in 1911. Indica-
lions point to crowd Of $4,000.
Tonights battle Is a return engage
gagement. LondoS defeated Steele in
Madison Square Garden.
LondoS will weight 200, while Steele
will scale at 2l4. 80 81
Londos is S feet inches, while Steele
Is feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
BY WILBUR WOOD.

n YEw YORK, June 29.-Be-
mi levers in astrology will do
Y well to string along with
Young Stribling when he
boxes Max Schmeling for the world
heavyweight title at Cleveland on
July 8, according to Macmillan
Schultz, a member Of the Astrologers'
Guild, who has checked up on the
influence of the celestial bodies on
the conflict He expects Stribl.ng
to win in the seventh or eighth
round.
Schultz called the turn neatly on
last Summers Schmeling-Sharkey
championship contest. In his predic-
ton on that fight, the astrologer
stated that Sharkey would be de-
feated through his own acts and
impulses. It was a low punch by
Sharkey in the fourth round, not
punishment inflicted by Schmeling,
that brought about the Bostonians
defeat.
In his 1880 prediction, Schultz