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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-16

The star Alpha Orionis sends the
most heat to the earth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-16
BLACK CAT LUCK

Petersburg, Ind.-Mrs. Charles Gait
never thought much of the supersti-
ton concerning black cats and luck
but she does now. AS she was step.
ping out of her smoke house door
with pan of potatoes. she stepped
on a large black cat. The cat trip.
ped her and she fell, breaking al
arm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-16

lie schools of Bismarck and became
a railroad employee when young
man.
His 84-year-old father and one of
his three sisters were called to st.
Cloud from Clear Lake, Wis, but fail
ed to reach the Minnesota city in
time to see him alive.
He leaves his widow, father, and
sisters.
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Associated Press Photo

missioners will not hold their regular
meeting Monday evening. according
to Myron H. Atkinson, city auditor.
y y J:
District Judge Fred Jansonius wa;
in Steele Monday on judicial business.
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FREE RIDE TO FUNERAL

In Korea, royal funeral professions,
which went their way over 80 miles
between Seoul and Kimkokri, are &C
companied by several wooden horses.
These are taken along to furnish the
departing soul a means of transpor-
tation into the next world.
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Radio Dial Twisters
Al Programs Subject TO Last Minutes Changes
TUESDAY
* p. M.

@--S.d8 II. NJ
.Npc--Ray Perkins and Van
steedens orchestra TO
NBc--Bett7 Boop to WIZ.
-6:t5 r. VI.
KYw (io2ol-Canton orehes-
CBs-Georgie Price and
Kreugers orchestra.
} NBC-The Goldbergs > 10
NBc~johnnv Hart 70 wSz.
- P. M
KDKA f9sol-Murray Sea
cBs|Lynian orchestra and
HOLLYWOOD Newsboy.
MIC - Julia Sanderson'
Frank Crumit TO WEAF.
EBC~-You and Your govern
ment to WIZ.
-7:f5 P. M
cBsThe magic voice.
WSM f650l Cnandu;
fOioiefh OF AQfbAHes
100 P. M
KYw fl020)-Frank Luther;
Chandu.
CBS-K Kate Smith.
NBC-Wayne King and or
chestra to WEAF.
NBC-Dr. Bundesen TO WIZ.
-.fs y NJ
CB5-The Columbians.
WDAF 10g--''Tarzan."
&BC-Pat Barnes to WIZ.
81 p. M
KYw (1020)-Drama; Lopez
orchestra.
CBs-Arthur Tracy and
Shilkrets orchestra.
NBC-Ben Bernie and or
chestra 70 WEAF.
NBC - Musical Memories
Edgar Guest, poet, to
-s:i5 P. M
CBS-Threads Of Happiness
$50 p. M
KYW (102O) - Edgewatei
Beach orchestra.
WBBM (770l--Brooks ant
Ross.
NBc-Ed. Wynn and banc
10 WEAF.
WON (720l Concert.
NBC-Friendship Town Il
WIZ
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--l0sSo r. NJ. -
KDKA teeo)--Joy's orehes-
ira.
KYw tioao--csnton or
chestra.
.cBs-Ishsm Jones' orches-
ira.
wENR fs70)-Dance orches-
ira.
WON f720)-wayne Kings
orchestra.
wMAo (e7ol-Danee pro-
gram.
WTMJ fs2ol-Danee pro-
gram l2i7 hours.
--10:50 P. M
WON (720l-Cummins and
Kings orchestra.
Ill p. M
KDKA (sso)-salt and Pea
nuts.
KYw (io2oj-Terraoe orches-
css-Rsdman's orchestra.
NBC--George Olsen and or
chestra to WEAF.
--11:I5 p. M
KYw 1920 Don Fedro's
orchestra.
wJR .(75oJ-Hamp's orches-
ira.
NBc-Terrace orchestra to
WIZ.
-11:20 p. M
WON (720l-McCoy's and
Levants orchestras.
-f1:30 P. M
KYw (1o20)-Edge Beach or
chestra.
CBS-Stern's orchestra.
WDAF t6l0)-Dance pro-
gram.
NBC-Arthur jarrett and
B e S t o rs orchestra to
WEAF.
.NBC-Heinies Grenadiers to
WIZ.
-I2 p. M
.KYW Q020D--Canton or
chestra.
WBBM (770)-Around the
Town.
1880 A. M
.KYW (l020)-Lopez orches-
ira; SWANS orchestra.
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MERIDIAN, s.. $50: Ia rooms, $3.50;
IS rooms. sio.sO; water Raid. Gas. cleo
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
THE TNDfANAP s t VIE FF55L IT..9N o.
81 ~ t FaE w EAATTEs 70 ,J BE CHARGED

-, -- DOCKET NO. l09l1
THE INDIANAPOLIS WATER ctIsSpASSv :
5Y 1T FOR WATER SERVICE.
., Notice Is hereby given to the consumers
pubic generally and to all other interested
parkles that the public Service Commission
q indiana viii conduct a public hearfnz
Of the Commission. 4oI STATE House sOo Ins
cember .; 1919. at the hour iN1 Of : a. ne M.
at said time and place. and to continns
TON gay to day thereafter until finally
h sA p1o7 hsSS9s Of w Re 3 AsIa
ity Commission Act and upon the ISSUES
pIesentsd oy the petition Of the Indian
apoHss water COMPANY filed in the offics
in said Indianapolis Water comnarv
petitionsd this Commission TO proceed ac-
cording 70 law 70 determine. Ak and estab-
nsn Just. adequate and reasonable rates fer
water services provided to Consumer IA
the city Of indianapolis Indiana. whetFrr = r
Of not said rates and charges Be higher
snan Or oinerent from those n effect inn
rates Be ehargtu and collected bv said In
dianapolis water Company for The f,fturA
n the place OF all others theretofore il
A COPY Of the petition so filed BY the In
olanapons water company with this Com
ni, -aa on s5s s e asth dsy q NAY. 1889
mission. Room Soi state HOUSE sa'q indian 1m-
apolis. Indiana. and NAV be EXAMINED by
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wFBM and the Columbia network. Tues
day at 1880 .. m.
Freddie Richs Columbians will open
their program of modern music at Tar
p. m. Tuesday. over WFBM and the Co
iumbia network. with the most sensation
ally popular. of all recent compositions
Ravers "Bolero.'
Arthur Tracy's "street Singer" sere-.
made and Nat Shilkret's' orchestra in
contrasting offering Of Dana Suesse's
"JazE Nocturne" and BeethOven's Min
net in G" will comprise the "Music That
Satisfies" broadcast Tuesday, at 8 D. m,
over WFBM and the Columbia network
"Gesundheit" a brand new song writer
for Ben Bernie by Clarence Gaskill. a per.
sonal friend. and not yet published, will bt
introduced to the audience by the Maestro
and his Lads. Tuesday. at .. m. ovel
WTAM and an NBC network.
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VFBM (123O) indianapolis

WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and light COMPANY
TUESDAY
Pm.
5:30-skippy CCBsl
5;45-Tarzan Of the Apes.
6.00-Hawaiian melodies
6.15-Bohemians.
.30-Norsemen (CBS).
6:45-Al Feeney.
7:0O-Whispering Jack Smith (CBS).
7.15-Singin' Sam tCBS).
7.30-Kate Smith (CBS).
7.45-Records.
s:0O-Guy Lombardo with Burns and
Allen (CBSl.
S;30-Funfest.
8.45-Nut Farm.
9:O0-Music That Satisfies (CBS).
9.i5-Easy Aces (CBSl.
9.30-Charles Garlic (CBSD.
9:45-Myrt and Marge tCBSl.
10;00-Columbia symphony (CB6),
10;l5-Lyric ballroom orchestra.
10.30-The columnist.
10:45-Isham Jones orchestra (CBS).
11:00-Atop the Indiana Roof, Charlie
Davis orchestra.
1l:30-Leon Belasco orchestra (CBS).
1900 Midnight-Sign on.
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WKBF (14G0) indianapolis
indianapolis BroadcastinE. Ine0

indianapolis Broadcasting. Ino1
TUESDAY
400-Tea time tunes.
4.l5--JimmY Bower.
430-Vesper organloRue.
445-NeWs flashes.
500-Sauta Claus.
b;l5-The careless family.
530-Dnner melodies.
550-1ndianapolis Community Fund.
555-Lost and found by The indianapolis
Times.
6,00-Mvron Green.
61b-EVening records.
630-Wilmeth varieties.
645-Sport's spotlight
7:00-All- Americans.
7:fb-Aiice Arnold
T30-Buddes orchestra with Rucll Moore
7.45--Golden melodies.
800--Orchestra
8:15-Our orchestra.
8:30-Jennie Moore.
8:45-Conne's orchestra.
9:00-Devore Sisters.
9:l5--Mood Indigo.
9.30-Marshau PLAYERS.
9:45-VauRhn Cornish.
10.00-Connie's merrymen.
10:30-Orchestra.
1l:00-Sign off.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

TUESDAY
p. M.
4:0O--Mike and Herman.
4.15--Doctors of melody.
4.30-Children's program (NBC).
4'45-Oklahoma Bob Albright,
5:00-Dog talk by DR.. Glenn Adams.
5:15--Old man sunshine Ford Rush,.
5:30-Bob Newhall.
5.45-Loweil Thomas tNBCl.
6:00-Amos m ANDY (NBC).
6:l5-Gene and Glenn.
6:30-Chandu. the magician.
6:45-Musical dreams.
7.00-Orchestra.
7:i5-The puddle family.
. 7.30-Dr Herman BundeSen (NBC).
7:45-Pat Barnes (NBCl.
s:0O-Armco band. Frank Simon. conduc-
tor.
notwithstanding town (NBC).
9:O0-Thelma Kessler and orchestra.
e:15-Joe Emerson.
9:3O-Tales of terror.
10:OO-Whole Towns talking.
i0:i5-National grand opera. Lucia Di
Lammermore" (NBC).
11:l5-Moon river.
if;So-Gus Arnheim's dance orchestra.
IL Midnieht--Sign off.
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lwBBM t77o)-Band Of Dis
tinction.
% P. M
lKYw (i020i-Terrace or
chestra.
Unparalleled Chorus
Rich's orchestra.
WON t72oj-Around thu
World.
lNBC-The Country Doctor Il
WIZ.
( NBc-Dance hogr TO WEAF
-9;15 p. M
KDKA (ss0)-Pioneers.
WON f72Ol Big Leaguers.
NgC-Tune Detective 4
wMAo (e7o)-Coneert or.
chestra.
$50 r. M
TX Y w 1920 Inspecto
Stevens a. Son.
CBS-Edwin G. Hill.
WON (720l Tomorrow
Trib.: Headlines.
lNBC-Hill Bilies to WIZ.
---9;45 p. M
WON (720)--Dance OF tn
Nations.
| CBS-Myrt g. Msrge X
WFBM.
lNBC-Mary Steele a. orches,
ira to WIZ.
10 p. M
/ KDKA fos0)-News; songs.
iKYW fi020)-Sports: news
Don Pedro's orchestra.
CBS-Barlow g. Columbia
Symphony.
| NBC-Lanny Ross. tenor q
WEAF.
/ WON l720l-McCoy's orches
ira. Dream Ship.
/ NBC-Amos n Andy Z
! WFAA. WSM, WMAQ
WENR.
-1O:15 p. M
/ NBC-Jack Dennys orches
ira to WEAF.
( NBC-Vesare Sodero an
concert orchestra to WI,
/ WMAQ (670l--Dan an
Sylvia.
/ WSM t650)-Sports Report
i er.
WvTMY f61nl--I,os Caballero
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Fishing the
Air

one Of Frank Crumits best known songs
1.-THE Parlor Is a Pleasant Place. VIII pc
featured by Julia Sanderson during the
program Tuesday, at Z D. m. over WTAM
and an NBC network.
The telephone romance Of Jim Norman
and the orphaned June Armstrong, which
started when Jim dialed a wrong num-
Der and found himself talking to THE
Magic Voice" of June. confined to hos
pital after an accident, continues In
the third episode of 1.-THE Magic Voice"
10 he broadcast over WFBM and the Co
lurnbia network at i:l5 D. m. Tuesday.
A special Thanksgiving talk will be given
by pr Herman Bundesen during the Ao-
ventures in Health program. Tuesday at
$50 D. m. over WLW and an NBC net
work.
peep in NV Heart the lovely ballad
from the operetta, The Student Prince.
will be revived by Kate Smith as a feature
OF her broadcast from Hollywood over
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MOVING. s3--You help. 81 less; quick
service: careful white men. cH-5e40.
TRA, MOVING 81 room up: experi-
ereed men. LI-5eoi.
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3 Accessories, Tires, Parts
Sc Legal Notices

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
81 VIII otier for sale, at their place
apolis, IND, Wednesday. NOV 40 iss2
~ a; m. Lot Of Household Goods
stored under the names Of Amanda Bur
n Ilel,, Fannie Tanning, Mrs. D. B. AlIea.
Helen Blankenship, Thomas BeckelheIr1er,
Dale Ruferty, and George B. Short. Mrs.
q: Bray Robert Campbell A. A, Miles.
Emma Emma Lours, John Smith, E. =. Simmer.
MIS-; EDWARD Snyder, Mrs. Lawrence Ma
=. e. True, Ray ID. Huls. Mrs. Il fJ''
ROBERTS. Things sold for charges
HODGFE GTnpsrz RI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
i Death Notices

/ Death Notices
cEpIG, CHRISTINA, Nee Dietzl--widow
OF Joseph Gedig. age SO years, beloved
Marie Hammacker, Mrs. Rose Stuckey,
a hsets o1 GpaGs F Fsiia Th 5S i ana
day, $50 a. N. at the residence, 500
Lincoln st. Funeral Wednesday, 945
sacred Eeart Church. Burial St Josephs
cemetery. Friends invited. @. H. HERR
MANN IN CHARGE. Deceased was a
member Of the Third order OF st.
Frances and Christian Mothers Society.
MILLER, JOSEPH HARRY--son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Emsley II. Miller, father OF
Dwyt II. and brother Of Mrs. Ralph E.
Stratman. passed away Sunday eve. at
Services sO wSsdnes ,sa1y 3 M a. resi-
burial Grown Hiii.. coNKLE SERVICE.
PIERLE, ADELAIDE (nes Fake)--Age 20
yrs, sunday. 3 p m. st; vincent,s hos;
I on l st.s h Ct ae s geMSs srd snf s
Wednesday. Nov o. $50 a. m; Sacred
Hear. church. 3 a. m. Friends invited
RYAN. THADDEUS BRANCH-Ase so yrs.
father Of Don g. and Howard RYAN.
passed away a. The home OF his son.
Howard rl S2 W ssR sss s 81 sHi ssS
BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. s46 N. III.
81. Tuesday and Tuesday evening: "a
morning. Burial Mt. Zion cemetery.
sHEEHAN MICHAEL .J--Age. q years,
sth s 81 0soTg o sheehs s pssssed
4 Of his son, l64s n: Alabama. Friends
may call at FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME 1899 N. Meridian. until 9 p. m.
this evening. Funeral at Pittsburgh,
Pa.
STALEY, IDA--Of si6 N. Ewing, beloved
sister OF Ellsworth. Fletcher William s.
and Walter Kimherlin, departed this life
Monday, Nov. a. age 81 years. Funeral
Wednesday. Nov 2s. at THE MOORE q
KIRK, FUNERAL HOME. $3.50 station
St. II a. N. Burial Washington Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
YEAGER, MAUDE-Formerly West New
ton, beloved wife Of Harry Yeager and
motaer Of William y. John A. Yeager,
daughter Of Jesse Plummer, sister OK
Mrs. Blanche Ellis. departed this life
Monday. Nov. a. age - years Funeral
Wednesday. NOV. %, az the residence,
sos y. Bosart Ave. D. m. Burial
Washington Park cemetery Friends in.
ylted Funeral under direction OF
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

Ell "escriba" dice que la ac-
tual ley de boxeo del estado de
New York fue escrita por J. J.
Walker, ell actual alcalde, que no
Sc atrevi6 a desdenar los puntos
de vista de los que aspiran a re-
|formarlo TODD.
! La pelea Jack-Sharkey-Max
~Schmeling, seg1n el, rindi6
cartidad ~excesiva pa
ra tiempos tan apurados,
Gorum alega que en- cualquiel
batalla de football los j6veneS
atletas soportan mas castigo y
sufren mas desgaste fisico que
en- las peleas a Is asaltos.
! iPor que pues,-pregunta-
no Sc ha de aumentar ell n1merC
de rounds a 20 cada pelea, aun-
que sin llegar a las exageracio.
mes del siglo pasado, cuando los
! gladiadores, a puno limpio, CON
batian durante so, 60 y mas asa
tos?
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
BOXEO
PRIMO CARNERA PUSO A
DORMIR A GROSS

New York, julio 21.-Hacien
do su primera presentation aqui
desde SUI regreso de Europa, PR
mo Camera, la mole humana de
Italia, venci6 por nocaut tecni-
co, en- ell septimo asalto, a Jack
Gross, de Filadelfia. Tuvo lugar
la pelea en- ell Estadio de Eb-
belts y Camera pesaba 268 Ii
bras contra Gross 20612
Sc puso punto final al encuen
tro 10 segundos antes de que so
nara la campana del septimo a.
salto, despues de que Gross ha-
bia caido a la Iona recibiendo
un conteo. Hasta ell septimo la
derecha de Camera no parecia
haber hecho efecto en- su opo-
nente.
Cuando Ell gigantic lie habia pc
gado a su oponente con las dos
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

E hizo sonar con ell pulgar la
una del dedo pequeno de su ma
no derecAa.
-iY esa quien es?-pregun-
to sehalando a Blanca.
Aquella j6ven Y elegante a
mazona con su latigo instigaba
a la babouschka.
IL Els de aqui?
Els la sehorita Blanca de
Comminges, Y aquella sehora, es
su mama, la viuda de Commin-
ges. q
. Es casada ?-pregunt6 sin
mas ceremonies.
La senorita de Commingas
es soltera-reSpondi yo 10 mas
humildemente possible y a ne
Ola voz.
IL s allegro?
Fingi no haber comprendido
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

i Como? Tomando ell tren.
Para que Sc han hecho. los ca
minos de hero? IVA todos me
creiaiS muerta? va creiais pal
par la herencia! He visto to-
dos los telegramas que envias-
tie! iCuanto dinero han debido
costarte! va 10 yes, me he he
chado las piernas al cuello Y a
quf me tienes.., Else frances eS
,el senior de Grillet, verdad?
ST, senora-contest6 en- Sc
guida de Grillet-. Y creame,
que me allegro. ISL salud... es
un milagro!.., iQue s6rpresa
tan encantadora... verla por a.
quf...!
81, 81, encantadora. tie CO.
nozco, comediante! Pero va
hago tanto case de tus palabras
COMO.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
FoUettn de La GqrtG No. 81
LOS LV .OS CELEBRES
- Ell Jugador
Y Las Noches Blancas

da de Comminges, ell principe y
un sabio, un aleman que vefa
csc dia por primera vez.
Pusieron ell sill6n de la ba-
bouschka en- medic del gabinete,
a tres pasos de su sobrino. Dios
MIC! iJamas olvidare la escena +!
Ell general estaba hacienda un
relate que de Grillet rectificaba.
/Desdesnacfa dos o tres dias, yo
habia Observable que Blanca Y
i. de GrilleA hacfan la corte al
MTuAnA. fas harbas del pobre
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

Debe atenderse esa indica-
ci6n de Bill Gorum de que las
peleas sean a 20 asaltos y GUAM
do Sc trate de estafadores del
p1blico, en- lugar de ser a 20
rounds debieran ser a 800.
De modo que cuando I'm ''zam
patortas" quiera ganar dinero
sin TRAFALGAR, diciendo que es pu
gilista, lie "revienten" una pelea
a 100 asaltos y 81 sale con vida
de la ac' l6n qu2de inutilizado
para futuros empenos.
AS Sc limpiaria ell campo del
pugilismo y los fieles pasarian
menos ratios desagradables.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
Con los Guantes

Tn promoter de Ciudad de
MEXICO hace gestiones para con-
|certar I'm encuentro entire Jess
Willard, ell gigantic e~x-campe6n,
" Jack Johnson ell negro que fue
ra legitimo campeon. Las leyes
de MEXICO no prohiben combates
entire "barrigones" de esa ella
Sc y ell emlpresario quiere pre-
parar esa "revancha" recordan-
do que Willard adquiri6 ell titulo
de manos de Johnson, en- una CO.
media que Sc representara en- la
capital de Cuba.
iY es muy probable que ell
p1blico, con su dinero, coope-
re a la victoria del promoter
de las ideas originates!
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

gran asombro v de repente Sc
puso palida como la cera. Tn
minute despues la sangre aflu-
20 a SUI rostro y enrojeci6 sY
Imejillas, despues volvi6 a pai-
decor. ST, era una catastrofe pa
ra todos.
Ell senior Ashley Sc mantenia
apartado, tranQuilo, impasible
como sienpre.
i Bueno!, aqui estoy en- lu-
gar del por fin
la babousehka-. GQue? mo
me esperabais?
-Antonida Vassilievna... que
rida tia. lpero como es esoZ
-murmur6 ell pobre general.
81 la babouschka hubiese
guardado silencio por mas item
pc, ell infeliz habria caido con
un ataque de ap0pleiia.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

a~etIiz!,.. He tornado I'm piso en-
este mlsmo hotel-continu6 di-
riglendose al general. Soy We
Gina tuya, { No te agrada?
oh, tia! No sabe listed Ia
satisfaction cue me product.
Fl general comenzaba a recu-
perar el' amino. Saba, en- ooa-
Slones' afectar cierta solemni-
dad que no dejaba de prosucir
efecto.
=; Estabamos tan preocupa-
a0s por su >alud!.,. iRecibiamos
Ielegramas tan .desesperados!
Pero va esta listed aquf.
! Nentira! iMentira !-inte
bruscamente Ia ba-
bouschka.
- Pero como pudo usted2..
Sc apresur6 a responder ell
general haciendose ell que Rabia
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
EDWARD FLYNN A
SU PRIMERA VICTORIA

San Francisco, California, ju-
lilo 21.-Varios miles de perso-
mas presenciaron aver las peleas
de elimination para los j6venes
que han de defender ell pabell6n
americana en- la Olimpiada de
Los Angeles.
Edward Flynn, campe6n a.
mateur de peso weller, venci6
al oponente que lie es%cogieron y
hoy volvera a competir.
Alcanzaron aver ~victorias en-
la categoria de las liz libras,
Luis Salika, de Brooklyn, N. Y;
Peter D'Alexandr6, de Wash
ington, Penn, y James Perrin,
de New Orleans. Jim Martin
venci6 en- las 118 libras y ade-
mas de Edward Flynn, en- la
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
Todos estaban de buen

viejo. Todos estaban de buen
|humor, ficticio, sin embargo.
Al yer a la babouschka, ell ge-
neral qued6 aterrado y, con la
Iboca alberta, Sc detuvo en- medic
lde una palahra, los ojos fuera
de las 6rbitas, como fascinado.
La babouschka tambien perma-
neci6 silenciosa, inm6vif. Pero
que mirada! !, ique mirada triun-
fante, provocadora y burlona!
ISe miraron asf diez segundos.
IAquel sileneio era extraordina-
rio. De Grillet fue el primero en-
.dejar yer una turbaci6n singu :
lar. Blanca alz6 las cejas, abri6
la boca v contemplo a la bahous-
chka, alarmada. Ell principe y Ell
sabio, muy sorprendidos, mira
ban ell cuadro. Los ojos de Pau
lima, primer0 expresaron un
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

Tony Canzoneri arriesgara
su corona de peso ligero contra
Billy Petrolle, en- la nueva Are
ma del Madison Square Garden.
Petrolle es uno de los hon.
bres mas agresivos del pugilis-
mo, pero su Defensive es un tan
to deficiente.
Antes de que Canzoneri Sc
cinera la corona que ahora os-
tenta, ~sostuvo un encuentro con
Billy y este lie do una goIpiza
extraordinaria.
Pero los amigos del itaiiano
de New Orleans y Brooklyn ase-
guran que este va no es ell mis-.
mo hombre.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

Ia pregunta.
No deben aburrirse cor
ella. GSabe ell russo? De Grillet
81 conoce un POGO ~nuestro lido
ma.
LIE expliqu6 que la senorita de
Comminges solo habia estado
una vez en- Russia.
-Buenos dias-diio de prom
to la b%abouschka, dirigiendo la
palabra a Blanca.
-Buenos dias, sehora-res-
ponds Blanca, hacienda una
graciosa reverencia, Afectaba la
mayor cortesia, sin pcder dist
mular ell asombro,- cast Ell estu-
por que lie habia causado una
Interpolation tan imprevista.
-Oh!, ic6mo baia los oios
hacienda gestos! iPronto Sc adj
VIVA que pajaro es este! iQue
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
BASE BALL
.TRIUNFARON LOS MUCHA.
CHOS TAMPENOS

FL team de j6venes tampeGos
que representa- la Legion Anne
ricana, venci6 aver al club de
Lakeland, con Pulido de pitcher.
Solo dos hits pudieron batear al
pitcher latino los "sluggers" del
team contrario.
Beasley, el jardinero centra.
de los legionarios, fue A wees a
bate peg6 3 hits e hizo 4 carre-
ras. Valdes, ell IF, descarg6 z
hits.
Con otra victoria ell club loca.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

categorfa welter, aleanz6 homo
res Al Lewis, de Washington,
Penn, Earl Everett, de Mem
phis, Tenn, mereci6 una deci-
sion sobre William Silva, de Ho
nolulu.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
ANUECTt'SE EN-
"LA GACETA-

Sc VENDE un autom6vi
Buick 1926, en- $125.00 al con
tado. Esta en- magnificas cor
diciones, y I'm piano mare;
Behr Bros and Co.. cast nuevt
n $125.00 al contado. Pu2d
verse g todaS horas. Los duenc
desean embarcarse. Lnforme,
IN Henderson 700.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21

I'm cronista deportivo de New
York, Bill Gorum, cree llegado
|el momento de que Sc restablez-
can los encuentros de boxeo a
20 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-21
D @ R T

manos y este Sc habia levanta-
do de un conteo de siete, ell re-
fierce Sc interpuso finalizando ell
"bout'.