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x ACKBOARD
49, Ru Xn..-. Rail
By Vern Boxell

Just about the time this matter
OF current supremacy among
nc local prep quintets appears SET
tied, something happens and the
whole thing becomes as muddled as
the heavyweight wrestling cham
pionShip. After Shortridge had
made 1t eight straight by crushing
the Bedford Stone Cutters, Tech
comes along with a sparkling ex-
hlbition which knocks Newcastle
kicking and Manual tips Upton.
A long and angular young man by the
name OF Edwards, who looked as much
AXE basketball player before Tim Camp
resembles Gaiiant Fox, IS Is getting up rIO' in In
me world az center. and before he I'm
lsaes his career, and maybe even this
youth
Edwards is only a sophomore and tbs
Is MS nrst year OF competition yet this
though somewhat unpoIished antics mite at the
I0ul-rtng pivot post upset those touted
Troians from Newcastle so much that they
to 10.
Rowe and Huffman. Hookers' hit 'em
ana stop EN- boys, respectively. we're I'M
csmpbetes. and u' as the RSSi hir'' and nd
Hoffman 90. so goes Newcastle.
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A MOTHER big factor (big to the
"A extent of about six feet, two
inches) in Techs triumph was
GLADDEN., who did his bit at back
guard. 1t was his first attempt at
that post, and although he isn't sure
Just what TO do with the ball when
he gets its on the rebound, he does
get it, and that's something's fact,
very much.
Overman and White are two for
wards who go places and do things,
sometimes, while Jones and Bunnell
share the other guard berth. One
can hit, one can't-take your choice.
Tech goes to Frankfort next Friday:
Saturday were Everett Case, Lawhead,
Thompson and Shaver. who have some
thing TO 90 about basketball at Frank
Tech fears Shortridge. Shortridge
fears Tech. 1t appears that it's
about time for both of them to fear
Manual.
There's Nothing Noble in Indiana
Basketball
Galveston, 107; Noble Town
ship, saturday score. Noble
never stalls.
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sofa, is conceded little chance
against Purdue. The Boilermakers'
strong comeback against Illinois
after their previous defeat by Mich
igan, indicates that Purdue still
must be counted as an important
factor in the race. Wooden COL
lected twelve points for Purdue
against Illinois.
Chicago and Minnesota, probably
the most improved clubs In the
league, will remain idle until Sat-
urday when they clash on Chicago's
floor.
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HAMILTON NET MEET
CHANGED TO ARCADIA

By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 12.-At
a meeting Of the Hamilton County
athletic board 1t was decided to
hold the county basket tournament
in the high school gymnasium at
Arcadia, Jan. 80 and 81.
The tourney was transferred from
Sheridan because the new high
school building there will not be I'm
iShed in time.
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voNNEGUT GOLF SCHOOL

Freddy McDermott, golf pro-
fessional at the Blue River Country
Club, Shelbyville, has opened up
a golf school at Vonnegut Hardware
Company. McDermott will return
to Shelbyville for the 1881 links sea-
son.
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A l. SIMMONS, great star of the
n champion Athletics, will du-
plicate his 1880 spring training this
year and will not be seen with the
Mackmen in Florida. He will go
through the PAGES at Hot Springs
and join his mates when they reach
the north. Simmons will work out
with the Milwaukee Brewers and
help them win some exhibition
games. The sIugger's ankles are bad
and he objects to playing in the
Florida sand.
Connie Mack believes his team is
capable of winning its third straight
pennant IL the boys keep in cOndi-
ton and il their mental attitude is
okay. What Connie means Is sat
isfled ball players with no grumblins
over contracts and salary boosts.
The tall master is putting it right
ND to the athletes.
Lefty Gomez has wonderful con-
troll for a southpaw and viii be
coached to work the corners when
he goes Nsouth with the Yankees.
He puts them in there too good and
If the slender hurler learns to can
nonade the difficult strikes inside
and outside he'll be g. tough baby
to beat. Lefty finished with St
Paul in 1880.
DOB SHAWKEY, is going to try
- a comeback on the mound at
Jersey City, where he hired as bat
terry coach. The 1880 pilot Of the
Yankees lost out all around after
being succeeded by Joe Mccarthy
and finally landed with the Skeet-
ers. While he was absent from the
box all last season the veteran
thinks the old arm is good enough
to win a few games in the big min
ors.
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Old Hoss Riggs Stephenson viii Be re-
tired TO the bench by Rogers Hornsby and
used as . pinch hitter. Stevie's legs and
arm have weakened. Johnny Moore. Los
Angeles, and Barton OF Baltimore will fight
il out for the left field berth. Danny Tay-
lor Is slated to 90 to the Angels.
y q
Art Jorgens. born in Norway. aims to
put up a hard fight to become flrst
string backstop with the Yankees. He
lives in Chicago and is working out with
basketball team. Both Cubs and White
Sox overlooked this young man. He vas
playing manager with q semi-pro nine
in the Windy City before he took Up
Ownie Bush has cut one week on the Sex
training grind this year and believes the
players will give three cheers. Not many
athletes care for the long stretch In the
south. Bush's batterymen will depart for
San Antonio Feb. 20.
GROWN weary OF banquets,
NJ lmcheons and speech making,
George Earnshaw, mighty Athletic
pitcher, has escaped to Hot Springs
for a rest and daily trips around
the golf. links. George says he has
been wearing a dress suit and hard
boiled shirt since the worlds series.
In all of his speeches Earnshaw
paid high tribute to Lefty Grove.
He said: When facing the Card
inals it helped me a whole lot to
know the great Lefty was out there
In the bull pen always ready to
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COAST KEEPS WILLIAMS

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Jan. by
unanimous vote, Harry Williams
was reelected Saturday for one
year term as president of the Pacific
Coast League. He was opposed by
a few club owners in previous meet
ings this winter.
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Spartansburg. al: Losantville, 20.
NJ. Summit, 81: Brownsville. as.
Stoney Greek, 81; Lewisviue. 8.
HaEerstown, AZ; Farmland, II.
SpartansburR, as; Mt. Summit. To-
HagerStown. AZ: Stoney Creek. al.
Spartansburg. rs; Hagerstown. "a (hnaN :.
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SLATTERY is FAvoRITE
Former Champ Is Choice Over
King Levinsky.


CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Jimmy Stat
terry of Buffalo, former world light
heavyweight champion, and King
Levinsky, Chicago slugger, planned
to complete work today for their
ten-round bout at Chicago stadium
Wednesday.
Both fighters were reported near
top form, with Slattery remaining
a Z to betting favorite.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
GABLE TO FACE DoMAR
Wrestling Program Is Announced
- vvvx...-5... ST. ~

Wrestling Program Is Announced
for Thursday Show Here.
George Gable and Jack Donar
have been matched for the main
struggle Thursday night at Cadle
tabernacle. Gable, Cincinnati, and
Domar, Austin, Tex, are booked for
a two-hour time limit event. The
semi-windup will bring together
Blacksmith Pedigo and AL Thorn.
Claude Swindell, Lincoln, Neb, will
see action in the curtain-raiser. His
opponent has not been named.
Frank Buchanan will oficiate.
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Akron, 81; Richland Center, 10.
fulton, a.; Kewana, "a double over
Letters Ford as; Grass Greek, II.
Akron, a; Talms, IS.
fulton, IS; Letters Ford, 16
Akron. 1S: Fulton. II.
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GLENN WRIGHT SIGNS

By United Press
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. H.
Glenn Wright, shortstop, has signed
1891 season contract with the
Brooklyn baseball club, it was an
nounced today.
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Saturday Cage
Results
LOCAL SCHOOLS

LOCAL SCHOOLS
Noblesville, 1s: Cathedral. II (overtimel.
Tech, 10; Newcastle. IL.
Manual. 26: Upton. 49,.
Shortridge 81: Mooresville, 10.
washington, "a: Southport, 81,
zionsviile. Is: Broad Ripple. a..
Crispus Attacks. 81; Lincoln OF Evans
vile. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
TURNER'S TRIP SPENCER
South Side Quintet Scores Easy
IS to 81 Triumph.

South Side Turner's scored an
easy victory over Spencer Products
five Sunday, As to 81, completely
outclassing the visitors in every DEF
partment of play.
Thompson, Khert, Caskey and
Hodges were point leaders for the
victors. The University Club from
Louisville, KY, visits the Turner's
next Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
BAER TACKLES HEENEY
Young California Heavy Expected
to Win Easily.

to Win Easily.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Max Baer,
young California heavyweight,
makes his second appearance in
Madison Square Garden Friday
night in ten-round bout with Tom
Heeney of New Zealand.
Baer was defeated by Ernie Schaaf
in his first eastern showing, but is
expected to have little trouble in
dispoSing Of Heeney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
DICK DANIELS IN EAST

DICK DANIELS m EAST
By United Press
BOSTON, Jan. 12.-Dick Daniels,
hard hitting young Minneapolis
heavyweight, and Al Friedman,
Boston, meet in a ten-round bout
at Boston arena tonight.
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FULTON TOURNEY

Huntington. so; North Manchester, Is.
huntington, 80; wabash, 40.
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WALTON, 70, Lucerne, II.
Galveston. 10: Twelve Mile. Q.
Young America. ~; New Waverly. II.
Walton. 70; Royal Center. II.
Young America. 40: walton. II innsn.
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WEST RADEN rOURNEY
cAss COUNTY TOURNTY

HuntinRburG, %: West Baden, Is
french LICK. IS; Jasper. 81.
French Lick, rs; Huntingburg, "a (nnai
same.
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NEW ALBANY TOURNEY
HUNTINCroN TOURNEY

salem. AZ: Corydon, 7.
Teffersonvilie, 50; New Albany, Is.
Jeffersonvile. 10; Salem. 8.
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GREENSBURG TOURNEY
HAGERSTOWN TOURNEY

g gsSnElsin: 40 O. G9p psS1sSls T.
Franklin, 81: Columbus. "a (final game)
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games at st. Paul's hall Sunday afternoon,
Trinity Five downed st. Paul. 36 to %, and
EmmauS defeated Mems Club. A to 49,
awarded the Weekly medal for i1bS Best m ens
tai attitude. A large crowd was present
H. Behrent refereed and L. Behrent UNI
pired. League standing:
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Joe Lucas, above, ana BUD Taylor
MANY fight fans crowded the
1V1 Arcade gym Sunday after
noon, attracted by the final in
tensive training session of Bud
Taylor. who is to meet Joe Lucas,
Detroit veteran, in the ten-round
feature of Tuesday nights Legion
mitt show at the Armory. The
Terre Haute feather gave the
fans a full measure of entertain
ment, as he took on four sparring
partners in rapid succession.
Lucas changed his mind about
coming to this city Sunday, and
wired the Legion he would not
arrive until today. A complete
sellout is indicated for Tuesday
nights show. First ,prelim will
start at 8:15.
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Shelby TOURNEY

HAN1LE OHHD NNA = AON HH4NHN
Hartford City, ~; winchester, as.
Eaton, "a; Portland, IA.
Hartford City, 20; Eaton. is.
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The Capitol Bulldogs have organized
fast team in the Is to 17-year-old class.
Call DR.. 5000 and ask for Albert Yousha.
Christamores take notice.
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Mcrristowu. 81; Moral Township, Is.
Falkland, 10; Mt. Auburn, is.
Plat Rock, "a; Boggstown, IA.
Morristown, is: Waldron, "a.
Falkland, ~; Flat Rock, 49,
Morristown, 10; Falkland, IL (nnal.
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The Junior Buddies desire games in the
IS to 16-year-old class having access to
gyms. Call DR.. 4504-J and ask for Paul.
Capitol bulldogs and st. Phillips take
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St. Joseph z. M. G. defeated Car
rollton Avenue Bearcats and Paloka ALL
Stars. Saints have fast team In the Ia
year-old class. For games call Riley 1859.
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American Settlement defeated Bright
wood, 80 to 20. Comsa and Mcfau starred
for. the winners while Jake Caskey, ex-
Element team desires games with city
teams having access Of gyms. Call Riley
1922 before 5 D. m.
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Question Marks desire games with teams
playing in the 18-year-old class and hav-
ing access to gyms. Marks have been
defeated twice this season by close scores
Field, Zeal and Dudley are outstanding
basket sniperS with the Marks. For games
call Drexell 6e29-J and ask for John.
Wizards and st. Philips Boys Club, notice.
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The Y. M. H AS desire games in the
10 to 20-year-old class. Fast stepping
local and state teams take notice. Have
gym on Sundays and Tuesdays. For games
call DR.. 1924 and ask for Miss Shore.
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HARAsH TOURNEY

Chippewa, -; Lincolnville, IL.
Urbana, "a; Laketon, Z.
Lagro, 30; Linlawn, 20.
Somerset, as: chester, Is.
Chippewa, 20; Urbana, IS.
Lagro IL: Somerset. IL.
Lagro. 50; Chippewa, 10 (nnall
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The Panthers desire games in the IA to
16-year-old class. Junior BuddieS take
notice.
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The H. N. s. of Sacred Heart lost
hard-fought game to the Sacred Heart
outstanding for the II. N. S. while Dudley
was the high point man for the high
school team. For games with the H. N s.
call Drexel 1923 between and 6 and ask
for Red.
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The Junior Aces desire games In the II
to 14-year-old class. Call DR.. 6092 and ask
for Isaac Pardo.
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MAnTsoN roIRNEY

Hanover. 81: North Madison, 20.
Deputy. 81: Central. IS.
Madison. 81; Hanover, II.
Dupont, 80; Deputy. "a.
Madison. %: Dupont. Is (nnAn.
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Independent Basket News

Indianapolis Delco Remy five will play
Broadway M. E. tonight. City or state
teams having access to gyms and Playing
in the 20-year-old class call Be. 2626
or write Harry Hoffman, 1911 North King
avenue, for games.
Christamore Pirates defeated Riverside
NJ. E., 81 to Is. Rein, with eleven points,
and Evans with eight, we're high point
men. for the winners. Pirates, playing
IN the 14-16-year-old class, desire games
with teams having access to gyms.
East Park Parsons lost a 80 to 20 de-
ciston to Roberts Park, their second loss
in sixteen games. East Park desires a
game for Thursday, Friday or Saturday
or write 1895 East New York Street. Edge,
wood A. c., Southport Black Diamonds,
notice.
Junior Moose would like to schedule
IN % the 16-l8-year-old class. Call DR..
Millersville Whippets Defeated East
Side. ,zippers, 81 to, T.. Smith and Gates
led the winners attack with seven points
each, Herman collected three and Richie
and Swartz, two each. WhippetS desire
games with city teams. Can HUI. 1929,
ask for Rust. Arsenal Bulldogs, notice.
Wizards will meet Tuesday. All mem
befs are requested to attend. For games
with Wizards in 1916 and 16-l7-year-old
Joe.
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games with teams having access to gyms,
in the 16-18-year-old class. Call DR..
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Y. NJ. H, a: will meet the Kady FlieEs
West Morris street. With only one de-
feat out of thirteen games played this
season, Y. NJ. H. A. win furnish strong
opposition. Communal Buddies will play
the Winners. previously known as the
Wyandottes. in a curtain-raiser. For
games with the Y. M. H. A. or Buddies
call George Crumbo. Drexel 1924. between
s and in the evening on. Mondays Tues
days or Thursdays.
Undefeated st. Philip A. C.s will be after
their eighth victory Tuesday when they
meet Indianapolis Meteors. composed of
former Manual stars headed by Shit Will
liams. all-state backyard. Saints have
amaSsed a total of 1874 points to their
opponents 45. Birch and Gallagher are
tied for individual honors with 40 points
each. st. Philips Boys Club will play in
The NUGGETS desire games in the IS to
18-year-old class. Capitol Bulldogs take
notice. For games call DR.. 1924 and ask
for Miss Shore.
The Junior Eagles desire games in the
II to 13-yeer-old class. Call DR.. 1924 and
ask for links Singer.
The Junior Aces desire games In the II
to l4-year-old class. Call Dr. 6Os2 and ask
for Isaac Pardo.
The Panthers desire games in the IA to
16-year-old class. Junior Buddies take
notice.
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The Junior Eagles desire games in the
IL to 13-yeer-old class Call DR.. 1924 and
ask for links Singer.
La gaceta., 1931-03-19

extranjero creada por Ell consa-
Dido proyecto de ley de impues-
tos aduaneros que Mr.. Hoover
ha elevado va con su firma a la
.categorfa de estatuto nacional.
Anunciabamo shace siete soma
mas 10 que, cen efecto, ha sucedi-
do. A las protestas diplomati-
cas- de los pafses afectados por
las nuevas tarifas ha seguido ell
estatuir de medidas de defensa
y represalia comercial por par
tie de los paises europeos. Para
mencionar solo uno, notemos ell
case de Italia, que ha mas de
doblado los impuestos a los au-
tom6viles americanos; coches
que pagaban alrededor de tres
c1enf0S uolareS de contribution
aduanal, pagaran en- 10 adelan-
tie hasta ochocientos. Los altos
proteccionistas sabian de ante
mano que medidas de esta natu-
raleza Sc iban a tomar por cier-
tos paises y con pleno conoci-
miento de causa insistieron en-
conservar las Quotas prohibit
vas en- La ley. Era question de
"pagar ell precio" por 10 que Sc
guerra lograr: la protection a
ciertas industries nacionales.
Ademas,-calcularon los legis-
ladores-el concrete de expor-
taci6n norteamericano no repre-
senta sine I'm diez por ciento de
la production del pals. Bien po-
La gaceta., 1931-03-19

dfa, Apues, la naci6n Ssacrificar
hasa la decima parte de su co.
mercio a trueque de la protec-
lci6n exagerada para ell noventa
por ciento de la suma de los pro
|ductos de la industrial y ell suelo.
Item mas, Ipor ventura no son
los Estados Unidos la naci6n
"sel f-sufficient"-qu 81 basta
a 81 misma-por excelencia?
SECURE que ST. Hasta aquf la 10
gica economista de los hombres
del poder parecfa sana.
Pero he aqui que ham empeza-
do a succoh nosas-y sucedfan
va c. ley &c discutia la tart
IfaA Dgas que "hacen hablar
a las piedras''. He aquf que ell
justificado egoismo nacional
del TIC Samuel encuentra su
Nemesis dentro sus propios lin
DIES. Nuestra tests de que ell
mundo de los negocios en- gran
de escala ha llegado va a los te-
rrenos del GmGciom0lismO pare
|ce comprobarse una vez mas.
Ell captain de industrial moder-
no no piensa en- terminus de pa
,tria, nj de naci6n, calcula en- ra-
ION de d6lares Y centavos. Para
|el, Ell bienestar de SUI corpora
ci6n-bienestar que significa
poder econ6mico-esta muy por
'encima del bienestar de su pa
tria. Y cuantas veces la patria
toma medidas, como la arance-
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CONDENADO A LATIGAZOS
POR MALTRATAR A SU
MUJER

Baltimore, Mario 19.-Por
la primera vez en- once amos la
picota y ell latigo fueron invo-
cados aver por I'm ciudadanO
que maltrat6 a su mujer. John
M. Kawalski, de 40 amos, fue
aver encontrado culpable y SEN
tenciado a sufrir 10 latigazos y,
en- adici6n, a 80 dfas de carcel.
Ell hombre maLtrat6 a su mu.jer
jer hallandose esta enferma en-
CANA. La mujer dijo que en- II
amos de vida matrimonial su es-
poso la habfa pegado 40 wees.
Ell sheriff debera pegar los
latigazos, con un "gato de nue.
We colas'.
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laria a que nos hemos venido
refiriendo, que en- manera al
guna Hefienen o limitan ell fluir
metalico hacia los cofres de las
grandes corporaciones, tantas
otras ell industrial procede a
contrarrestar los esfuerzos de
la patria. Veamos 81 no.
"El ests~ alecimiento de {abri-
cas- n-orteamericanas en- PASSES
extranjeros-dice un telegrama
fechado en- Washington ell ocho
de julio pasado-, seg1n esta-
idfsticas compiladas por la Sc
La gaceta., 1931-03-19
GUIANDO SU
Sc QUEDO DORMIDO

En- la madrugada de aver R,
A. Peterson, vecino de San Car
los 3109, Sc qued6 dormido
guiando SUI autom6vil y este sc
fue contra ell puente de la calle
Plat, que estaba alberto para
deja pasar un barco.
Peterson recibi6 contusiones
y heridas de caracter leve. FL
autom6vil qued6 aplastado en-
tire Ell piso del puente y La has,
cula.
Los danos causados al puen-
tie Sc estiman en- varios centena-
res de pesos.
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Los COMERCIANTES VAN
A CELEBRAR UN MITIN
PARA P~ROTESTAR DEL
SOBRE LAS
VENTAS

La Association de Comercian-
ties de Tampa celebrara I'm mi
tin ell viernes por la noche, en-
ell auditorio de la Camara de Co
mercio, con ell fin de protestar
en- contra del proyecto de esta-
blecer I'm impuesto sobre las
ventss al menudeo.
Como oradores han sido a.
nunciados David Falk, R. D.
Oldham, de Jacksonville v M. G.
Sabel, abogado de la Association
de Commentaries Detallistas de
la Florida.
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Ell DE Me-
VADA NJ LA LEY

Carson City, Nevada, Marie
19.-Ha sido mandada al go
bernador F. B. Balzar, iuego dc
aprobada por ell senado Y la ca
mara, la ley que autoriza los
juegos prohibidos bajo La SUI
pervisi6n del gobierno.
En- Reno Y Las Vegas Sc ha-
cen preparativos para abrir ca
sas de iuego.
Una sofa de las casas podra
albergar a centenares de juga-
dores.
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Giio cue esa ciudad es ell mas
lsj4no lugar en- el Sur hasta don
de el ha llegejo en- su vida.
"Yo naci hace 60 amos en- Ala
bama. ese estado cue "Dios ha
olvidado''.
La gaceta., 1931-03-19

NO tengo di..ero, prestame dos
c~entavcs.
oslo terfo uno y te 10 presto y
tie debo a tt uno.
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fViene de la fG.)
La feA kidad del dia

00 AGA IA"
San Jose.
Con tai motive me complaz-
"a en felicitar a mis- distingui-
amigos los senores DR.. Jo-
8. Franco, Presidente del
ulo Cubano; j. M. Pi.a.
an MaestroG uminar de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz
Jose Pumarada; ]. A. Gregg
ry, Director de "La Traduc-
ci6n;" Jose Gonzalez, insusti-
tuible Secretario del Centre
ariano; DR.. j. Dominguez,
estigioso galeno; Jose M.
Vald6s; Jose Ferras, Vice LIP
~inar de la Logia Salinas No.
n. Jose N. loretta, Jose
tes Rosa, activo Secreta-
del Circulo Cubano; Jose
dez, Pres;dente de la Sec
de Recreo del Centre Es-
panol; y Jose Delgado, Jose
Pita Chac6n, Jose Cortes La
bra, Jose Tranquil, ST., Jose
tranquil, Jr., Jose Menendez
Lopez, Jose Valdes Domfn-
guez Y Jose Garcia Fleitas.
La gaceta., 1931-03-19

cretarfa Federal de Concrete,
ha alcanzado va preparedness
formidables. Isl, senores, las
fabricas sc van a TERRA extra
ma, establecen sucursales en- TIA
liza Y en- Irlanda, en- Mexico y EN-
Cuba.
(Continaord).
La gaceta., 1931-03-19
Capitulo de enfermos

BESIDE hace dfas Sc italian
guardando CANA la spiritual
Srta. Marina Garcia, en- su re-
sidencia de la avenida Armi-
mia; la distinguish dana Es-
Their Garbalosa, muy estimada
hermana de mi buen amigo
Armando Garbalosa, actual
Tesorero de la poderosa agru-
paci6n LA Columna," y j. M.
Viera, amable caballero.
Elevo mis- votos al que TODD
10 puede porque cuanto antes
recobren por complete la sa
lud.