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PROGRAM WILL HATTRF
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
Club Programs Are Announced
For This Week; PIT A. Meet

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
Delightful Social Eoents Are
Gioen in Edinbug Past Week

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La gaceta., 1931-03-31
STANLEY POREDA r
TO AL HOMBRE DE COMA

New York. Mario S1.-Un 10
ven de New Jersey, Stanley Po-
reda. hizo saber aver = Ia cate
gorfa de peso eOmpleto que 81
sera una pctente figura dentro
de IN ano o aigo ash
Despuss de recorrer tOda Ia
escala de ~segundones.- alcan
zando muchas victorias, Porsds
bati6 anoche a su primer con-
.trincante peligroso, Johnny Ris
ko, ell hombre de gonna, expana.
Idero de Cleveland.
Mas de 5000 personals fueror
informadas de que los dos jue'
ces habfan votado por Stanley y
ell referee MsPartland por Ris.
ko. La decision fue aplaudida.
Poreda bati6 a Risko a'su gus
to, en- los primeros cinco rounds
" despues Sc dej6 pegar por es-
tie, como 81 quisiera probar su
|~resistencia.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

Y desconocedor de las superb
ciales, pero agradables peque.
neces del amor, Y ell hombre CO.
rrido en- cOnquistas amorosas,
duefo de TODD su tempo, y prac
tico en- manejar las ventajas
que La ociosidad, ell trato de gen
ties v ell conOcimiento de las fla
quezas humanas pueden dar q
un hombre sobre una mujer SUI
perficial v amiga de los place
res materiales. 81 Joaquin Ber-
naregui. sencillo, serio, rico y
desconocedor del coraz6n feme-
.nino, era el bello ideal del mari
do, Miguel, calavera, elegante,
audaz y apasionado, era Ell mo-
delo de los amantes. Claro es
que 81 este se hnbiera presentae
do q Pillar como aspirante . su
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

mano. no era ella tan necia nj
estaba tan desproyista de senti-
do practice que lie hubiese pre-
,ferido a su future esposo; entire
los dos hermanos Ia election no
era dudosa. Aplicand0>a los hon
bres la classification que Dumas
hace de las mujeres, Joaquin
era el hombre del hogar, Miguel
Ell de la Gale, Y Pillar tenfa bas-
tante pervertido el coraz6n pa
"a no contentarse con ell prime
70 Y para dejar de yer con agra
do al segundo. Podia ser al
mismo TEMPO, 81 las circuns-
tancias la empujsban a tai ex-
tremidad, amante del segundo y
esposa del primero. No Sc equi-
yoc6 Miguel en- sus juiciOs, nj
vi6 fallidOs sus prOyectOs. Ia
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

frialdad perversa de un odio in.
veterado, le aseguraban Ell por-
venir de una impunidad perpe-
Itua y la possession de la fortuna
del desdichado inocente que a.
brigaba con ell calor de su seno
"a la vfbora que debia matarle
con su incurable veneno.
"Veamos su proyecto. Ante
TODD y como base de sus ulterio-
res resoluciones, era precise con
quistar Ell amor de Pillar, empire
sa que el juzgaba. Y con raz6n,
no muy dificil, dados los antece-
denies de la j6ven y la diferen-
cia que para una muchacha de
POGO austeros principles habia
de existir entire ell honrado co.
merciante esclavo del Erahajo,
siempre Ocupado en- los negOciOs
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
HOY Sc PUBLICARA LA FE-
CHA DEL MATCH STRI-
B-LINGSCHMELING

New York, Mario 31.-La
fecha y ell sitio del match por ell
campeonato de peso complete
entire Max ~Schmeling, de Ale
mania, y Young Stribling, de
Macon, Ga, Sc auunciara hoy,
seg1n manifestara anoche el pc
riodista Damon Runyon, repre-
sentante del Fondo de Leche.
Los directories de la corpora
ci6n Madison Square Garden de
Illinois, empresarios del match,
~determinaron los detalles fina-
les en- un mitin efectuado aqui
aver. William F. Carey v Joe
Jacobs asistieron a la reunion.
Chicago tiene practicamente
asegurado Ell match por haber
convenldo los directories de
South Park en- doffar Ell uso de
Soldier Field en- ell case de que
las obras de carload de Chicago
tengan participation en- las ga
nancias.
Esperase que Sc file la terce-
ra semana de JUNO para ell en-
Icuentro.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

TERRA era a prop6sito para la
semilla que 81 pens6 echar en-
ella, v la cosecha no habia de
tardar en- ser recogida.
mo tuvo necesidad de EN-
|plear todos sus recursos para
Iaquella conQuista. Dos o tres
conferencias a solas, algunos OBJ
|sequios insignificantss Y opor-
~tunamente ofrecidos, v mas que
NADIA una passion vehemente, per
fingida, Y una auda-
'cia repulsiva para las j6venes
pudorosas y embriagadora e
irresistible para cast todas las
mujeres que va han conocido ell
placer de los sentidos, hicieron
al seductor duefo de aQuella lin
da j6ven, elegida por Joaquin
para ser Ia suardiana de su hon
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
ado nombre ' Ia gacerdotisa de

RADIO nombre Y la sacerdotisa de
su hogan.
"iC6mo habia de imaginar
nunca ell leal, ell noble coraz6n
de Joaquin, que su propio her
mano, ell que lie debia cuanto era
y cuanto pudiera ser en- ell mum
do, Y la mujer que iba a cam
biar su posici6n modestisima,
cast miserable, por la considera-
ci6n publica y la fortuna san
tamente adquirida. Sc burlaban,
lie ofendian yencontraban, en- su
santo prop6sito la salvaguar-
dia de su crimen y la impunidad
de su delito?
"Bien podfan los infames sa-
borear a mansalva todos los go
ces de su passion criminal; bien
podian entregarse Q tOdos los
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

extremes de I'm amor indipno.
mas SECURES estaban adn nor IA
candida honradez del ofendido
que por sus bien pensadas pre-
cauclones. Hasta ell cambio do
eonducta que al parecer Sc efec-
tuaba en- Miguel era un m,,evo
lazo en- el que cay6 JOAQUIN. De.
Pliar NADIA hay que decir: nara
muJeres como ELLA ell fingimien
TO es cosa baladf, y tanto GUAM
TO mayor sea la ofensa u ba-
cen al hombre a Quien enganan.
1anta mayor IS la habilidad ma.
"a 1lnglrle carino ternura ' sim
patia' Nunca fue mas feliz el
ouriado Joaquin, nunca estuvo
mas SECURE de su dicha en- Ia
tlerra' que durante aQuellos POI
COS mesea que habfan de precs,
-ATr 80
La gaceta., 1931-03-31


en- Ia tarde de- aver Susnao se
vic obligado a hacef IN aberri-
zaje forzoso en- Kendalton, ? 40
millas de aqui. I'm temporal de
aqua, que no lie dejaba yer, le
hizo descender.
@Ninguno de los cinc6 pasaje-
lroros del aparato sufri6 lesio.
ines. Iban con Stribling, su pa
dire, Pa Stribling; William G
Blanchard, de Miami; ]. L. Nj
cord, de Quitman, Ca, y Jacl
BELL, editor deportivo de Miami
Fla.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
DICEsE QUE Sc HA CON-
.CERTADO UNA PELEA
N Y SHAR
KEY

1%.aE 49,
New York, Mario 31.-No
'obstante las negatives o~ficiales
la conviction crece sobre que
Primo Carne4a, ell hombre mon
Itana, Y Jack Sharkey han con-
|venido en- pelear en- Ebbets
Fields, Brooklyn ALA en- JUNO,
bajo los auspicios de Jimmy
Johnston.
A causa de la situaci6n de
Camera conf q comisi6n atieti-
ca del estadU de. New York y
la regla de esta que prohibe a
los empresarios tratar con gla-
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
BOXEO
KID LORD vENCIo A GAR
CHA

Clearwater, Mario 30.-El
programa que Sc habia anuncia-
do no pudo cumplirse y comba-
theron en- la pelea principal Err
ME Kirschner y Sam Buckley.
de peso welter, importados de
Tampa. Como los boxeadores no
Sc pegaban Ell p1blico expres6
con gritos su descontento.
Kird Lord puso a dormir en-
Ell primer asalto a Al Garcia, de-
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

Ken Roy puso horizon
tai a Dan Sicily Gus Levine ven
clio por "nocao tecnico' a Young
Benny y Cliff Gordon alcanz6 la
decision de los jueces sobre
Young Smith.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

Sc vENDE-Una casa de
dos pisos. b0en es1ado. patio
.grande, avenida CatOsce. iunto
a Nebraska Yerdadera gznga.
InfOrman: 22I3 Nebraska o te-
lefono M59-252.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
FOuetin de La GocetG No. 81
isl 70 Fuera RicoI
Novela original.
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

siempre, pues las circunstan-
cias que rodean al crimen y la
destreza e hipocresia del crimi-
nal pueden alejar de la victima
hasta la menor sospecha de
quien puede haber sido su ver-
dugo.
EN- Ell plan que concibi6 Mi
guel Sc prestaban dos solucio-
mes, y ambas, calculadas con la
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

peso hgero,
Fu6 nm combate q diez asal-
tos v nose discutfa Ia corona de
Bass.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
|diadores suspeddidoa, nlnrun,

diadores suspeJdidoa, nsnguna
de las parties admite Ia existen-
ola de las negociaciones.
Camera esta suspendido des-
de hace mas de IN ano. Su re-
posici6n depende de que Sc COM
prometa a boxear para Johnson
Parte de las ganancias del
bout Sc destinaran a. obras
de carload.
Johnston dice harkey
con el tres co. Ever
bales.
La situation, en- II ficie,
esta sacramento desarreglada
ICON los intereses de Chicago v Ell
Madison Square. Garden viene
buscando los servicios de Car
nera, Sharkey o ambos.
Max Schmeling, suspendido
aqui y sin Ell tftulo, tendra que
hacer frente a Young Striking,
ell contendiente del Sur, me
diados de JUNO.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

Sc QUIERE una persona que
Gamble lecciones en- espanol CO.
mercial por lecciones de taqui.
grafia Gregg, con un professor.
Lame al telefono 2155.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
FIRPO VENCIO A BASS

Filadelfia, Mario 31-Young
Firpo, de Penn Grove, N. j., ga
no aver una Unpopular decision
sobre Benny Bass, de Filadelfia,
campe6n mundial de pequeiO
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
STRIBLING HIZo UN ATE
RRIZAJE 2

Houston, Texas, Mario 81
William L. Stribling, gladiator,
las alas de su aeroplano
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
u N EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD

Hara constituir una comisi6n
de boxeo, integrada por ell CO
mite atletico del 116 de ArtiIle-
ria Y varios puestos de la Le-
gi6n Americana. Sc ~efectuara.
manana por Ia noche, en- Benja-
min Field, una importante reu-
ni6n.
Han sido invitadoa
res deportivos de todos los dia-
rios que aqui Sc publican.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31

Esta anunciada para mara
ma por la loche en- Beniatfin
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
AvIsos In YBoR cry

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, Or
tito, DR.. B. M. Tiscn, DR.. Julio J.. Guerra, On
del CfrcuIo Cubano Tsl6fono No. Y 1865.
La gaceta., 1931-03-31
sERvEcIo DE AMBUkANcIA. TeisGfono Y liza

Tel6fonOs para visitas p0r el dia: Ybor City, Y14t
West Tampa, Fl S846. Para lIamsdss por Ia noch
10 mismo en- YbOr que IN West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-13
DAIRY EXPOSITION
JUDGING IS BEGUN
Students Complete Contests
in St. Louis ShoW-West
Virginians Win Prize.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, October 13.-Judging in
the National Dairy Exposition, ranked
as the premier event of its kind in this
country, began today, when many Of
the foremost specimens of the Hclstein
breed filed into the arena pit here.
Twenty-nine Holstein herds are entered,
totaling 259 animals.
All Holstein entrants. except cows in
milk, will be judged today. and tonight
announcement will be made Of the
junior. senior and grand champion Hol-
stein bulls.
Students Finish Contests.
Vocational agricultural students and
All Club members from virtually every
section of the country completed their
judging contests yesterday and re-
manned here to watch more experienced
but no more enthusiastic, judges at
work.
The cattle judging team of the Cali
fornia State College of Agriculture last
night was announced as winner of first
prize in the vocational agricultural STU
dents contest, with second place going
to the Massachusetts State College of
Agriculture.
Joe Nasset of New England, N. Oak,
was hlgh-Scorlng individual in Judging
HolSteinS and, with Everett Book and
George Gerlich, also of New England,
won team honors in that classification.
Neibo Casini, a member of the Cali
fornia team, was high individual in
judging Jerseys, while the Massachu-
sets team Of Henry BrouSseau, Segre-
ganset; Alfred Gould. Northampton,
and Roger burlington, Shelburne Falls,
captured the team honors.
All Winners Today.
James Van Metre of Martinsburg. w.
Va. was best in judging AyrshireS and,
with John de Baugh and Isaac Van
Metre, also of Martinsburg, captured
the team honors. Glen Hazlett, Norton.
Kans., won the Guernseyjudging event
and, with Aurelle Corder and Irwin
Horning Of Norton, took the team prize.
Members of the California judging
team. in addition to Casini are Donate
Abini of Bodega and Edward Williams
of Bloomfield. Casini's home is at
Bodega
Winners of the various contests for
All Club members will be announced
at banquet today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-13
MRS. w. A. DUPUY BACKS
COPYRIGHT PROPOSAL
Pen Women's Legislative Chief
Scores Anonymous Authors of
"Scurrilous" Books.

The proposed copyright BILL affect
ing books written By anonymous
authors. has been Endorsed by Mrs.
William Anterior Du Puy, national
chairman of the Legislative Copyright
Committee OF the National League OF
American Pen Women.
Commenting on the proposal OF Rep
resentative Bloom of New York to in
troduce such a measure at the COM
ing session of Congress, Mrs. Du Puy
said, Writing people generally believe
that the writer should stand back Of
his product. There is not one in a
thousand who ever wants to hide his
identity.
IF person writes an anonymous
letter that is scurrilous and sends it
through the mails he may be arrested
and sent to Jail. Yet he may write a
scurrilous book ana scatter thousands
of copies of it about with impunity. 1t
Is hard to see why the former act is
indicative of moral turpitude and the
latter an approved road to Journalistic
profits" she continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-13
LOFTY CHRIST STATUE
DEDICATED IN BRAZIL
125-Foot Memorial Towering 5000
Feet Above Sea Blessed
Yesterday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
RIO DE JANEIRO, October 49,
A great statue Of Christ on Corcovado
Mountain, half a mile above Rio De
Janeiro and overlooking its famous
harbor, was dedicated yesterday in a
downpour of rain.
Cardinal Sebastiao Leme pronounced
benediction on pilgrims who had come
by railway and afoot, toiling up the
steep and rocky mountainside.
An arrangement was made last week
for Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of
wireless, to press button in Rome
and illuminate the statue by radio.
The statue stands nearly 1900 feet
above the harbor and has been 10 years
in the planning and construction. 1t
is 125 feet tall and its outstretched
arms form cross 90 feet from f1ngertip
to flngertip. 1t is the work of French
sculptor, Paul Landowski.
Not only in the churches, but in the
homes of the Brazilian faithful, special
contribution boxes have been installed
for several years and into these went
small coins toward the cost of the
monument, which was $250,000.