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Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
JURY OBTAINED
FOR IMPERIAL
BOMBING CASE
Court Wins Verbal Tilt
With Attorney For One
OF Accused Men.

"If the court please, your honor
can't do that"
well, I have done it,"
So ended discussion between
Harry w. Horton, attorney for the
defense in the Imperial bombing
case, and Judge A. c. Finney, pre-
siding over the case in superior
court here this morning.
Horton objected yesterday after
noon when Judge Finney ruled that
both he and Edward B. Patterson,
the other defense attorney, had used
up the five peremptory challenges
with which they are entitled to dis
miss prospective jurors, and that the
only way in which juror could be
dismissed by the defense was by
joint peremptory challenge, or
agreement of the two defense attor-
neys.
The attorney had imposed con-
stant objections to the judges ruling
since yesterday afternoon, until the
matter ended this morning with the
statement on the part of Judge
Finney. Horton contended that,
under the law, each defendant had
20 separate peremptory challenges.
Shortly after this terse conversa-
ton a full jury of six women and
six men was chosen to hear evidence
in the case. At exactly IL O'Clock
both defense and prosecution sig
nified their satisfaction with the
jury.
The trial got away to a speedy
start Immediately following the en-
paneling of a jury. District Attor-
ney Elmer w. Heald opened the ad-
dresses to the jury by presenting
the alleged facts of the case as the
prosecution hopes to prove them
during the trial.
Pieces of the bomb which killed
Ariston Lampky, Filipino, will be in
troduced in evidence, said the dis
trict attorney. He also indicated
that the actions of A. L. Hodges and
E. T. Mccoy, the two defendants
who are being tried for alleged mur-
der at this time, will be traced over
a period of two weeks prior to the
bombing.
In addition to Hodges and Mccoy,
Anthony D. Patton and Red" Hun
ter were charged with murder in an
indictment by the grand jury. Pat
ton will receive a separate trial,
while Hunter has never been apprc-
hended
Both Horton, attorney for Mccoy
and Patterson. for Hodges, made
short talks to the jury. Horton i'm
pressed on the jury that all evidence
which may count against Hodges
cannot be used against Mccoy, and
asked them to examine it with an
eye to the question of whether it in
any way connects Mccoy with the
crime charged
Bert B. Broaddus. chief of police
in Imperial, was the first and only
witness called this morning. Ques-
tioning had dealt with routine mat
ters of law when Judge Finney ad-
journed court until this afternoon.
Jurors chosen this morning to
hear evidence in the case were Ruth !
Ann Lewis of Brawley, Joel Corfman
of Ell Centre, Mrs. Naomi Anslyn of
Mrs. Blanche D. Wakefield
of Ell Centro, Clarence E. Lewis of
Mrs. Margaret M. White
law of Ell Centro, Ralph j. Car
of Calexico, Homer A. Spear
of Holtville, Mrs. Minnie M. But
Ter of Brawley. David r. Kincaid
Of Calexico, John F. Mahan of CAL /
exico, and Mrs. Florence Bacon of
Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
nhMllL-
WS}R9S9}!s;1R

SAN ANGELO, Tex,
Jan. 27 (SpeciaD-Noth-
ing doing on the flying to-
day. If you think this
Texas amt some size, you
just try to drive from one
part of it to another in a
car. Here is San Angelo,
the real heart of the COW
business, but it's SO poor
that these old cattlemen
are eating their own beef.
And the bread lines in
these towns are composed
of independent oil men.
They are worse off than
the cotton farmer.
Yours, WILL ROGERS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
LabOrer Killed
By Earth Cave-In

LOS ANGELES, Jan. %. Wp)--
One laborer was killed and another
seriously injured here today when
the excavation in which they were
working caved in, burying them be-
meath eight feet of dirt.
p. Casillas, 40, lost his life in the
accident, and George Chambers, 43,
received severe bruises and contus-
ions over his entire body.
The two workmen we're on the
second lower level of a garage build
ing and were constructing a water
tunnel.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
HAWKS DELAYED
BY BAD WEATHER

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Jan. %. (U.P)
Frank M. Hawks, holder of trans
continental air speed records, plan
ned to leave here today for Fort
Worth, Tex, to pilot VIII Rogers,
cowboy humorist, on charity tour
of the southwest.
Delayed by head winds and a
heavy fog, Hawks and his wife
landed their plane at Little Rock
late yesterday. then flew here to
spend the night. They left New
York yesterday, stopping at Detroit
enroute.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
EARTHQUAKE RECORDED

PASADENA, CAL, Jan. %. U.p)--
The seismograph at the California
Institute Of Technology here re-
corded slight earthquake. CENTER
ing about Is miles southwest of
Pasadena, at 1851 a. m. today. At.
tendants said no damage was caused
and that the temblor was not of
sufficient intensity even to awaken
heavy slecpers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
INCREASE
Of FUND
REFUSED
Red Cross Rejects Pro-
pOsal For $25,0O0,0O0
Appropriation.
PAYNE EXPLAINS
Organization Head Says
$lO,OOO,0OO Now Being
Raised Sufficient.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 28. kU.p) -
The central committee Of the Amer
lean Red Cross has refused to ac-
cept the $25 1000. 900 appropriation
inserted by the senate in the interior
department appropriation bill,
Chairman John Barton Payne told
the house appropriations committee
today.
The committee took this action
at a meeting yesterday when 1t
passed a resolution as follows.
1T is the sense of the central
committee that the Red Cross is in
position adequately to complete
the task it has undertaken in the
drought stricken areas and 1t here
by assumes the responsibility Of
completing said task without public
appropriation.
And it was further on motion
unanimously voted that it is the
sense of the central committee that
the Red Cross cannot accept the ad-
ministration of the fund for gen.
eral relief purposes as provided for
under the terms Of the bill which
has passed the senate and is now
pending in the house Of represent
ativcs."
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. DIP
The $10,000.000 fund which the Red
Cross now is seeking to raise will
be sufficient to care for its relief
work in drought areas. with other
funds already set aside from its
treasury. Chairman John Barton
Payne told the house appropria-
tions committee today
Payne gave his opinion when
called before the committee to dis
cuss the additional $25, 600, 900 Red
Cross relief fund which the senate
inserted in the Interior Department
appropriation bill. the necessity for
which is being considered by the
committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. W.H Il
Red Cross refusal to accept $25 ,000.-
600 appropriated by congress for re-
lief this winter precipitated in the
senate today unprecedented and
scathing remarks on that organiza-
ton.
Charges of playing politics. and
that the Red Cross had become a
political instrument Of President
Hoover, were made on the floor
when word OF Chairman John Bar
ton Payne's attitude toward the fund
became known.
Only once before in this session
and probably never before in the
history Of congress has anything
like today's assault on the Red Cross
been approached.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Card party, s, st. Mary's hall.
ScOville rally, $3.50, Christian
church, HOltville.
Mid-week meetings, churches.
De Molay, 8, Masonic temple.
Moose lodge, 8, Moose home.
Oasis lodge, F. and A. NJ, 1880,
Masonic temple.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
Troop 3, B. S. A., !. Scout hut.
Basketball, I, high school gym.
Fox Imperial Theatre, "The
Doorway to He'll"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28
TOMORROW

Rotary club. Barbara Worth.
Seeley- -Westside home depart
ment, 1880, James Mccain
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-28

Continued on page 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
ERTESITEs


Tudomasara adjuk Youngstown
es k0rnyeke magyarsaganak,
hogy Szalma Oszkar ideiglenesen
elk0lt0zott Youngstownbol. Ezen-
tul a zelmkar a k0vetkez0 cimet
viseli: "a Youngstown Magyar
Vonos Zenekar.' Kerjiik a ma
gyarsagot. ha els6rendii zenekar-
IA van sziiksege. amely ugy az
angol, mint a magyar zenet a leg
tokeletesebben jatssza, forduljon
teljes ibizalommal a Youngstown
Magyar Vonos Zenekarhoz. Cim
Parrag Ferenc RID. No. I Ply
mouth ave-, Girard, O., vagy ifj.
Horvath Istvan 4S s. Lane ave-,
Youngstown, O. Telephon 76SO9.
Zenekaryezet0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
MARCUS tJNNEPE
A G.. KATHOLIKUSOKNAI,

Tudomasara hozzuk az osszma
gyarsagnak, hogy mint az elmult
evekben, ugy az iden is, iinnepe.
lyes keretben megiiljiik Marcus
ldusat templomunk tagas terme.
ben Mahoning avenuen este fe]
nyolc orakor. A hazafias iinnepre
hltkozsegiink apraja-nagyja ke-
sziil, hogy megemlekezzek a nagy
napokr6l, a fiiggetlensegert vi.
volt dics6 esemenyekr6l.
Mondanunk sem kell, hogy az
estely sziviink szerinti lesz. Az if
ju gardank Marciusi napoko G.
szindarabbal kesziil meglepni a
je1enlev6ket Is csomo gyermek
szavalja maid a szebbnel szebb
magyar verseket.
Kozben pedig aszonyaink talal-
jak finom csirkepaprikast, hogy
senki chosen he legyen az estiln-
nepelyen.
Mivel pedig templomunknak
kladasai vannak, az estely jove-
define a templom javara lesz for
diva, miert is remeljiik, hogy az
esten sok magyar testveriink ie-
lenik meg es szivesen aldoz SEE
melyenkent 75c-t a szindarab IS
vacsoraerk Gyermekekert fejen-
kent 25c-t szediink maid. A ven
degeinket szives szeretettel invi-
talja Is fogadja marcus h6 15-sn
este a Rendez0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A. kossuth K0zm. Egylet neve
ben halasan koszonjiik anyagi es
erkolcsi tamogatasukat mind.
azoknak, alSik a bake salet nun.
kajukkal, penzbeli vagy terme-
szetbel adomanyaikkal sikerre
jutni segitettek.
Nevszerint: Kopacsi Janosne, Martin
Ferenene, Danish Jozsefne, Molnar La
Josne, Molnar Mihalyne, Liszkay Ca
borne, Gene Claiborne, Bin6 J6zsefne,
Bouckey Karolyne, Debroszky Andras-
ne, Magdics Ferencne, Mcnyhert Jo-
zsefne, Grosz Istvan, Benyei Laiosn6,
iHorvath Antalme, Macy 1gnaczne, Sas
Claiborne, Csolinszki Ferencne, Vass Mi
h;llyne, Eber Ferencne, Nemeth Ferenc,
Fercncy Jen6n6, Juhasz Bernatne, Ke-
lenrcn Karolyne, Ajvasz Martonne, Boz
Bertalanne, Kovlcs Mikl6sne, Pedery
lstvanne, Gy0rgv Talnasn6, Vask6 Fee
rencne ,Katoch Janosne, Timar Gy.-ne,
Belinszki Janosne, Horvath Istv.lnne,
Vcrocsik Janosn6, id. Sandor Ivanne,
Dcak Paine, kasza Karolyne, Schager
Antalne, Halasz lstvanne, Devai Gy.-ne
Gagyi Janosn6. Szeman Mihalyne, Uray
fsarolyne, Ole's Fulton Market es Cen
tral Square Market. - Macy Ignacn6,
Bistucz Mihalyne, Sass Claiborne, .Pitlik
Jailosne, Kelemel Gy0rgyne, K o6ilya s.F.
nj, Gltlyasls iha lyme, ,kJank6s Jozsefne,
.lanko 4Janosne, Majoros Istvann6 6s
10th Gyorgylie, akik a laskat keszi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
MEGTISZTELO PARTY

Gor0gkatholikus asszonyaink, az Oh.
taregylet derek tagjai, sep megtiszte-
10 estevel adoztak hitk0zsegink sze-
reny tagjanak Macy Kovacs Jdnosne-
max, kl Greenwood st.-en lakik. Az
esten, mely vasarnap este fel nyolckor
kezd6dott sep szamnlal jelentek meg
asszonyaink Youngstownnak egesz k0r-
nyekerol es elsz6rakoztak,S valamint
becscs ajandekkal is megleptek a hi
vot. Macy Kovacs Janosne azert is
kedves nekiink, inert fla Molnar Fee
rene felesegevel egyiitt mar kett5-
szor nnegkacagtatta hitla6zsegunk tag
Jalt m6kaival q szinpadunkon es remel-
jtik, a jov6ben is szivesen vallalkozik
a szcrcpekre, hogy n0velje litk0zse-
g,lnk kasszajat es is 6rakat szere zzen
edes ahyjanak ts mindnyaiunknak a
hitkozs6gnel. Mikor minden lot kiva-
hunk Macy Kovics Janonenak is Is
tent6l, egyben buzditjuk asszonyain-
Kat a tovabbi egyittmfik0desre, sok
hedves estely rendeNesre es azokon va.
10 megjelenesrc, merit igy nelyit5dik 4
kolcsOnos s1eretet, mely alapia. tain.
kOve a hitk6zsegi eletnek es aatala.
ban az eletnek. - lit jegyezziik meg.
hogy az Oltaregyletnck az eImllt va.
sarnapon volt az evi gyiilese, melyen
sok tag vett reszt 6s melyen egyhan,
guklg mcgvalasztottak DIV. vask6 Fe.
rcncnet eln0kneb, Hric6 Janosnet penz
tarosnak, ozv. Sander BertinGt iecyz0.
mex, vigalrai bizottsag tagiai Kovacs
Miklosne, Bodnar Jahosne, S6ndor Ber-
tine, Csolins1ki Ferencf6, 10th Gy0rey
ne Campbell Halnskas Tstvann6 fSo.
sSide2,s ozy.s Nar6csikf JAnosn6ses Mol
mar ,Jdzsefne.s listen segitse vezetSket
minel sikeresebb 1nunkara hitk5zs6c
erdckeben. BoSv 40
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26

Ma csak szvuk 6aaratta szomorusagga de saa
erszenyukb6 kozcelra XII nagyobb osszget
Mem J6ska Herczeg Imre Okla ennek pangasnak egs
csak egtobb penzt adozott snk mas szey sent ha
mdkodott komanyz6tanacs ugy aogy varu vagy
ett vona Az alalanos heze ano magyar ko Okla
mex vasarnap get hekoznap artasa Amnt
ait egkozeebb h ogom mutatn beizete es be fzete
de meggert - penzkbo panany elkeedesben kmeruo
teljes6kepess6gb5l
rcvizio ugye. Ez kerdes egymas szemebe ny
tan eddg volt egyeb szamunkra
zssegbo e elkeedb5 pkozo egyni Dogozn lit csak
szegny emberek akarnak revs munka pedg horr
bills adoatokat kovee Egye mnenesetre egy kozpon
fentarasat Ez mar megvaoshat6 zata csnahatunk
egyetmast de az lit oft feobban6 maganmerkcdese csak
Jo hogy vlagitsana meg sem rev
zi6ert la revz6 gyeben szERVEzETTE komoyabb epese.
he akaurk tenn chez egaabb szkseg B szz
szazaekos kooperacora vaaosak
azonkvul jo PEDAR azoknal aknek megadao anyaglag
hogy aldoatokban el6ljarhatnak, - ha akarnak
Nlndent k6zpont k6ze kt
leszr apaszaattal gy vi munaezet elott megaapta
den magyar eknek tadja AOSz egyeen becse es mum
katcesmeny kepe eegssett programat aabbi
okbn Megapjuk nit birunk ell hogy enyeg csakugyan
mgcsnauk inert almodozn szavalgatn eal dol
gokrol igen bin ankor magyasag lete amugy
ketelkedo
l. kozpon roda entarasa kapcsoaban az ako1ma-
nyos kosegek biztositasa s igerfetek befizetese
keritett AMOS k0zpontok kerletek ecyseg akc6
ia Observation-Disclosures.
Az agsok otthonanal sirg6 feptse eeyesek kozotgek
de kulonosen nagy egyesietek kooperaciojaval
szarmazasu aampolgarok 0sszeirasa Ike
retenken hogy magunkert revzoe befovt ovakorolha
sunk potika eere
Legaapb egy Representative ootbacapa ntartasa ameyi
orszagos vSzonylaoan kepviselheti magyar sportot
kultura ugy gondozasa DR. 10th smert iavasata
| alapjan, de Representative
Magyarok Viagkoneresszua ya 3ss,o
koetes fentartasa es apolasa.
kormanyz6anacs munkagyeinek megosztasa tanacsta
sok kozt ug ahogy AIT eo Pittsburgh
pan elaaroza lMmden szagyet mas s mas anacstao kez
felel6sen)
saJtozovetseg ke szrnyanak kozszolga mkodese az
| -AMOSz-ert es abban szogalt k0zos Igyekert
IT, \ Bualoban megvalasot FORUM tisteletbn tartasa
minden kozos ugyinkben
1seteem kel hogy ponos heyzet az egyen lebe3
seq Nndeh masee kserletet fog on yersenoese
nagyars1s emeszetes vsszauassa EFT biztosan tudom
~ Aavoz MA = smetm abba helyzeben van hogy MIN
DEN sZEPRE sZKsEGEsRE fel lebe baszna1n; TBEns1Nv
Rettenee bin ezt alkama snern vagy szande
kosan felreokni.
honmenyenk tejesen igazo1nak abban hoey tovabbaar
azokra harltom feeoseget, akk vegrehaitas faxtora
FhLHlVOM TEHAT KERULETEINKET cselekvesr &c Mira
| n m magyar sAoIof hogy ezt munka maga eroees
ekes es onzetlen amogatasaval segitse skerre
helt bufalo, ~ y, 1881 evi februar no 16ik napian
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
Is j6kivansagok ozonGvel.

Jelen voltak a kovetkez6 asszonyok:
lh.,elemenne, K6nyane, Majorosne, Pit;
llkne, Szakacsne, Loskavne, Sandcrne
Varoscsikne, Csolinszkine, Petranszki
ne, Franc6szkin6, Olajosne, Ond5ne
Roznokine, Kalockine, Husotzkine, Fe.
tzerne ts cs., Futkosne, Bonczne, Ma
TYNE, Haluskan6, Szekelyne, Deakre
Nargan5. Pal Janos IS cs., Mitrone
MaJorne, kurlczne, Kal6czkine, Ralog.
ne, Iakacsne, Filipcsinn5, Bundisne
szalurane, Sander Ivan es cs., Bodolai
istvan cs cs., Nemethne, Banyaszn6,
valaminr az ifjusag testuletileg es sok
mas, akiknck nevet mem sikeriiIt meg
tudni.
AZ unnepelt ez uton kivania megk6-
szonni es viszontkivanni mindenki 10
kivansagait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
szttLETEsNApI PARTY

Macy sz;:ijletifssnapi 'li party lc-
reteben <iinneljelfsk sbafatai q
tiszteloi ozv. Orosz Sandorne so.
sziiletese napjat 9 h6 San a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya hitkozs6g
iskolatermeben.
Tobb mint szaz vendeg 1lalmoz-
ia q az iinnepeltet az ajandekok
La gaceta., 1931-06-30

nuevas nj viejas por aquel esti-
10.
Volvio a comparecer ell ito
Antonio, y dijo a los forasteros
que pasaran al salon, adonde
muy luego llegaria la Sonora.
Ell salon era vastisimo v te-
MIA algunos muebles. En- mitad
del testero principal, sumamen-
tie largo y desmantelado, habfa
un vetusto sofa de roble con
hermosas tallas, Tornado hacia
POGO tempo con humilde tela. v
echo sillones de espetado v an
gosto espaldar, fernando TODD
clio I'm estrada o aprisco ,tapi-
.ado de vieja y RIGA alfombra.
Encima del sofa veiase I'm gran
marco sin lienzo, en- donde sin
duds habian arrancado algdn
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
AVISOS EN- YBOR CITY

Ell ito Antonio, respetuoso Y
respectable viejo, cuya inteligen-
tie fisonomia, rGstico traje Y
llimpias canas traian a la memo
ria celebres escenas del Teatro
Ide Calder6n y de Tirso, acerc6-
Ise, sombrero en- mano, a los tres
madrilenos, y enterado de 10 que
|pretendian, pdsose al frente dc
|aquel alborozado y ruidoso es :
|cuadr6n, y 10 condujo a la que
'llamo casa grande.
Mulas ,carneros, bueyes, pa
Tomas, gansos, cerdos, y, por Ill
timo g~allinas y pollos, fueron
encontrando nuestros viajeros,
seg1n Sc acercaban al caserio
del cortijo... Cacareaban las ga
llinas a aquella bora, que es la
clasica de poner, y piaban go
La gaceta., 1931-06-30

rriones y tordos, robandoles la
'comida sin escr1pulo alguno.
Toda aquella riqueza, y la hor-
'taliza nacida o sembrada, y ell
trigo que pudiese haber en- ell
granero, representation cuatro
'cuartos, o sea de diez a doce mil
reales de renta, como habia 'di-
cho ell Secretario la tarde ante
rior; pero eran bastantes a au-
mentar la envidia de Guillermo,
por 10 mismo que ell bravo mozo
no Sc sentia con fuerzas para
renunciar a las nuevas glorias
mundanales con que sonaba, Y
que lie hacian ir de aldea en- al
dea buscando ell canine de la
tribuna politica.
Llegaron al fin los tres ami
gos al nobiliario caser6n. Sus
La gaceta., 1931-06-30

Ietrat0, y sobre la monumental
|chimenea campeaba un reloj pa
rado en- las seis, cuatro flore-
ros y dos colosales candelabros,
de hero Y bronco las siete pie
zas y muy roidas por ell txido-
FL resto de la estancia estaba
desmueblado y sin alfombrNi
estera, como espacio sobrante
para las ceremonies de una ca
sa que habfa venido tan a me
nos.
Nuestros amigos, y muy sin
gularmente ell sonador discipulo
d" Urania. romenzaron a parti-
cipar allf de la reverencia del
Secretario a la noble Y decafda
rural de los extngui-
los Marqueses de-; y va Sc ha-
p1an mirado mas de una vez con
La gaceta., 1931-06-30

acompanantes Sc quedaron en-
la anchurosa vivienda del ito
Antonio, situada en- ell piso bajo,
y ell viejo servidor, seguido de
los candidates y del fiel de fe-
chos, comenz6 a subir la destro-
zada escalera de granite que
conducfa al principal.
Melanc6lico por TODD extreme
era ell antique palacio. Donde
quiera que Sc posaban los ojos,
no Sc veian mas que ruinas del
pasado esplendor, va en- niue
bles rotos e inservibles, Y en- ar
tesonados incompletos, ora en-
enormes p%uertas, faltas de mu-
chos cuarterones, ora en- las
partidas losas del pavimento,
que Sc estremecian v quejaban
ser pisadas pOr los vivos, per-
La gaceta., 1931-06-30

turbadores y profanadores de
tanta muerte.
Despues de recorrer dos gale
rias, que en- otro tempo tuvie-
ron cristales, ell capataz indic6
a los viajeros aguardasen en-
una antesala muy espaciosa, a
dornada con un gran escudo he
raldico de negruzca piedra. pc
70 donde no habia nj tan siQuie-
ra sillas en- que sentarse, Y 81
paso a anunciar, o mas bien a ex
plicar, a su anna aquella estu-
penda vista. Ell Secretario, que
iba detras de los apuestos love
mes a fin de presentarlos, esta-
ba lleno de veneraci6n Y asom-
bro... Conociase que nunca ha-
bfa entrado alli, nj visto casas
es s sa $50
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
BLAKE ESCOGIDO PARA
REFEREE DE LA PELEA


Cleveland, JUNO 30.-La CO.
isi6n de boxeo de Cleveland ter
min6 aver una serie de rumores
Y argumentos al seleccionar a
George Blake, de Los Angeles,
para referee del match q. Is asal
tes entire Max Schme1ing y
Young Stribling, que Sc efec-
tuara aqui ell dia 3 de julio,
Para llegar a Blake, la Ami-
sion elimin6 en- 1ltimo lugar a
Tommy McGinty, empresario
de carreras de caballos.
Blake, que sc encuentra en-
Los Angeles, ha prometido que
ira por tren hasta Chicago y
desde esta ciudad seguira a
Cleveland por la via aerea.
I'm referee sustituto y dos jue
ces han sido escogidos tambien,
pero sus nombres no Sc daran a
la publicidad hasta ell viernes
por la noche.
Schmeling descans6 aver Y
piensa boxear hoy Y manana. Ell
de Georgia boxeara en- la noche
de hoy, por Ultima vez.
Parece haber aumentaSdo el
interes por la pelea y aver CEN
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SHARKEY CREE QUE SCH
MELING VENCERA

Springfield, Mass, JUNO 80.
Jack Sharkey, ell marinero de
Boston que Sc ha batido con va
rios de los prinSipales hombres
de peso complete, manifesto en-
la noche de aver, antics de una
pelea en- que iba a tomar parte
su protegido Ernie Schaaf, que
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Max Schneling, a su juicio, de-
rrotara a Willie Stribling. Sos
tiene Sharkey que Stribling es
un mejor boxeader Y pegador
que Max, pero que la tendencia
a "ahogarse" en- peleas de i'm
~portancia, sera responsible de
su caida Ell pr6ximo vierpes.
Preguntado 81 concuEiria a
Cleveland, a presenciar Ell COM
bate, dijo: No pasaria la Gale
por verlo. 70, mi esposa Y los
ninos iremos a nuestro campo.
mento y quemare4Os fuegos ar.
tificiales.
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BASE FALL
EXPULSADO Ell CLUB DE
LA CAMARA DE CONFER
Go

La Liga de la ciudad, como
resultado de una demonstration
ocurrida ell domingo en- Palmet-
to Beach, en- la cual tomaron
parte gran n1mero de personas,
acordo aver separar del circui5o
al club que venfa representando
a la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor.
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BOXEO
CHOCOLATE r A
SANKEY

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Junio30
kid Chocolate, Ell negro cuba
no que viene combatiendo desde
los ranges de pequeno peso lige-
70, venci6 aver por decision a
Harry Sankey, de Chicago, en-
un combate a diez asaItos.
Pesaba ell 5errotado 1852 IL
bras Y Chocolate, 129.
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PUSO A
DORMIR A BLANCO

Miami, JUNO 30.-Chino Al
varez, 1870 libras, puso a dormir
a Joe Blanco, 1872 libras, de Key
West, en- ell primer asalto de I'm
combate a diez rounds.
Una lluvia de i~zquierdas y
derechas a la cabeza realiz6 la
obra.
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VICTORIA DECAMPoLo

New York, JUNO 30.-Victo-
rio Campolo, el gigantic de la
Argentina, con 228 libras de Pc
so, tuvo aver uaa "paloma" en-
Edie Benson, de Brooklyn, con
1872.
La pelea dur6 los diez asaltoS
y los jueces fallaron unanime-
mente a favor de Campolo.
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FOuettm de La GacetG No. 6
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
Dor
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

dose; ha visto nacer a dona Ju
liza, y cree que ha sido siempre
una santa; la considera tan mi
ilonaria y tan Marquesa como a
sus ilustres progenitores, "cupos
Est0dos no taVierOn Kmites CO.
nocidos....." (tambi6n textual),
Y a el sera a quien hoy encargue
la noble dana de hablar a todos
los electores de la jurisdiction.
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Con los .Guantes

Sharkey teme a la "linea anna
rilla' de Stribling y por este mo
two ha escogido como vencedor
a Max Schmeling.
"Yo no pasaria la calle-dijo
ell aspirante a Campe6n-por
presenciar la pelea".
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tenares de los que han compra-
do tickets visitaron la estructu-
ra que tiene capacidad para
sentar a $4,000 personals.
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Richard Hernandez, 1913 Ii
bras, de Tampa, derrot6 aver
por decision a Ray Woodward,
1877, de Miami, en- ocho asaltos.
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FL puesto Marcelo Gonzalez,
de la Legion Americana, no pu-
do ofrecer aver gu programa
amateur, por cArcunstancias que
desconOcemos.
Otro lunes sera.
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