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La gaceta., 1932-04-28
LAS GESTI0NES PARA TER
MINAR FL CONFLICTO IA
RACALEnO

Habana, abril 2S.-El iefe de
In poliria judicial. cumplicndo
irstrucciones del general Ma.
chado, presidente de la Repd-
Ih'ica. sigue realizando gcStioneS
para poner t6rmino al conflic-
to tabacalero.
Los torcedores mantienen suS
pUntos de vista cOntrarios a
aceptar la rebaja propuesta pOr
el jefe de esa policia Sr. Fors,
y dicen que este debiera recu-
.rrir a los libros de las fahricas
" analizar la contabilidad.
Green los tabaqueros que los
.libros de una fabrica pondrian
al Sr. Fors en- contacto con la
realidad Y TO aleiarian de las
bellaS palabras que acoStum-
bran a pr0nunciar los oradores
he los fabricantes.
Los torcedores mantienen que
"a industrial tabacalera sufre las
,acudidas de la crisis economical
mundial pero aseguran que la
maIa situaci6n en- la industrial
Sc debe. en- gran parte, a los fa-
bricantes que no atienden sus
qegocios en- la forma que debie-
AN hacerlo.
Con respecto a unas palabras
del S.. Fors, relacionadas con cl
"aio costo de los alquiler2s y de
los articulos de primera necesi-
dad. los tOrcedores dicen que
para conoccr de la "generosi-
dad de los manufacturers es
menester pasarse 10 'horas dia-
rias dentro de un taller.
Rcchazan los tabaqueros la pro-
posici6n de Fors, COMO reehaza-
ran la del ahogado Camacho, Y
afirman Que la industrial no des-
aparccera porque 81 los egoistas
que actualmente la dominan ira
tan de destruirla, otros hombres
mas sensatos'la recogeran para
salvarla.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
LAS PELICULAS ESPANO-
LAS Ell MO
NOPOLIO AMERICANA

Madrid, abril 28.-Una com
pafia ha sido tornado en- Espa-
ma, con ell apoyo de los princi-
pales autores dramaticos, para
la production de peliculas espa-
nolas. Hasta 81 pressnte Holly
wood ha venido manteniendO e.
negoGo de las cintas habladaS
en- esDanol.
Varias pelicuias americans
con art;stas e~spanoles, Sc han
exhibldo aqui, obteniendo un
gran exito.
Las mas popular production
del afo. on espahol, eS la come
dia ode hote en- b0te', con Star
Laurel y Oliver Hardy. Laurel
Y Hardy arrendieron sus pape-
les en- esranol para la ~pelicula Y
los otros miembrcs del reparto
son natives de Fspana.
Ell alto arancel APPLICABLE a las
pelfculas de fabrication extran-
jera, creese ayudara al desarro-
llo de esa industrial en- Espana.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
A
ANTE EL'JEFE DE INMI-
GRACION

Juan Hidalgo, Ell leader obre-
70 conocido por Jim Nine, com
parecera hoy ante ell jefe local
de immigration, Mr.. Hopkins,
para ser btefroga'io por hallar-
Sc sometlo a procedimiento de
deportac Pn.
Sera Eepresentado en- el jul
clio por slos abogados Green y
Allison.
Tan luego Mr.. Hopkins fina-
lice la toma de testimonies, en-
viara los documentos a Wash
ington para que la secretaria
del trabajo resuelva.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28

H2hana, abrlI 2S.-Los taba-
% leroS en- hueIga acahan de pu-
= car una carta del Sr. Jose A.
a. administrator de Ia tabrl-
{" "Por Larrahaga', en- Ia cupl
d e dig, que la rebaia de ior-
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
TODANIA FL JURADO DE
HONOLULU NO Sc HA
PUFSTO DE ACUERDO

Honolulu abril 2S.-A las
>eis horas de dclib2raci6n no ha-
liza tornado aun acuerd0 alguno
2l iurado cue oyera las cviden-
cias en- la causa contra 81 tenien-
tc MasSie y otras tres personals,
acuSadas de iynchar al native
Jose KahahawAi. A las 10 Y me-
dia d" la noche de aver q iuez
Davis ordcn6 la rctirada del
iurad0 para 2ue en- Ia mahana
de hoy continuara estudiando
las evidencias,
! Dcspu6s de- tres semaras &c
maniobras 81 case fuG "A! iurado
con muy complicadas instr"Cc:c
mes del iuez Davis.
A juicio del juez, ell jurado
puede encontrar .culpables a los
acusados de asesinato en- segun-
do grade, con la exception de
Massie, cuIpablc va de asesina-
to en- segundo grade, o tam
bi6n puede condenarlos ror no
micidio o abs0lVerlCS. Con res
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
ROYAL

my Sin" es el tftulo de la su-
per-producci6n que hoy desfila
por la pantalla de este %teatro, Y
en- el cual figure como principal
interprete, la bellisima Tallulah
Bankhead. mi Pecado" es la e.
terna historic de una falta CO.
metida bajo la Influenza de un
desamor.
Para manana viernes esta a.
nunciada la function de ALTOONA
dos, con varios nGmeros nuevos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
Smith la califica de 'negra,
traidora y eXtranjera.."

traidora y eXtranjera..'
listed me pregunta-escri-
bio Garfield Hays al fiScalito
de Bell-Si 70 creo que un
hombre tiene derecho a invo-
car ell principle de "libre via
ie entire los estadoS' como un
medic G. impOuar SUI no invi-
tada persona EN- una comuni-
dad donde Sus doctrinas son
estimadaS como VenenosaS Y
81 presencia motive de DISCUS
t. Y perturbation" 81.
"'Yo no Sc exista ley alguna
que conceda a ninguna autori-
dad o cuerpo de hombreS ell
derecho de a~lejar a I'm hom-
bre de su comunidad porque
este no comparte sus puntos
de vista
"Asi que 81 listed, indirec-
tamente, incita a la v%iolencia
'ontra mi persona. en- mi Visi-
ia a Kentucky, 70 p;enso que
listed debiera ser juzgado V
cordenado."
iQue hara ell fiscalito de
''melte estrecha" cuando He
guen Hays y Malone a los Ii
mites de- condado de Bell. so
metido al despotismo de sus
ideas "fascistas?"
iProtegera ell gobierno de
los Estados Unidos ell derecho
de esos ciudadanos a viajar Ii
bremente e investigar la mise
ra vida de los mineros de Pr
neville?
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNCAS

FL celebre abogado Dudley
Field Malone, defensor de mu,
chaS Justas causas. anunci6 a
yer en- New York, que ell dia
II de mayo saldra hacia Ken
lucky, en- compania de varios
representatives de la Union de
Libertades Civicas, con ell fir
de i~nvestigar las condolences
eXiStentes en- la IONA minera
de csc estado.
Al frente del grupo -ivico
ira ell tambien famoSo aboga-
do "defensor de los derecho>
ccLstitucionaleS de los habitan
ties de EStadoS UnidoS," Arthur
Garfield Hays.
GAralearar los esbirros del
c0ndado de Bell a esos ilustres
ciudadanos?
TODD es possible. por cuanto
el fiscal Walter B. Smith, del
condado de Bell. viene com
portandose como un individuo
desequilibrado, enemigo de los
mineros y de todos los HON
bres s~ensatos que reclaman pa
ra estos justicia Y trato equi-
tativO.
Arthur Garfield Hays escri
bio a Smith protestando de las
observation-disclosures de este y ell
fiscal, en- una carta ridicula, le
contest6 diciendole que Ell ha-
bia 1uesto un obstaculo en- SUI
Marcia para arrancarle la
lechada Y mostrarle al pueblo
americana, ell presidente y ell
congreso, los negros, extranje-
roS, traidores prop6sitos que
mantiene la Union de Liberia
des Cfvicas Y todas las organi-
zaciones con ella afiliadas 0
relaciOnadas.
Esta carta, de un hombre
que representa- ell ministerio
fiscal de un condado de Ken
tucky. fu6 puesta al correo AZ
horas antes de que los estudian
tns Y profesores de Arkansas,
y dos representatives de la igle-
sia de God, fueran insultados
y a~paleadoS.
iSe atrevera Smith y los
"pandilleros" que lie secundan
a dar de golpes a dos ciudada-
nos como Dudley Field Mao
ne V Garfield Hays?
FL "fiscaIito" parece capaz
de todo y mucho senjiriamos
que esos defensorse de las Ii
bertades cfvicas de una glo-
ROSA repdblica, s~alieran de
Kentucky con las cabezas ro-
taS.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
La fiaa~de estd nOche

En- ell Palacio del Centre Es-
panoI de Ybor. p
Esta patrocinada por las da-
mas y damitas que integran la
Secci6n de Protection y Auxilio
de tan ~enaltecida soeiedad.
Dara eomienzo ell "Bunco' a
las ocho Y media y Sc termina-
"a a las diez y media. Despues ell
bale, con la orquesta de Mano
Sanchez, hasta las doce.
Habra premios para los ven
cedores y vencidos.
Sc acord6 en- la junta que ano-
che celebraron los elementos de
tan importante Secci6n, que to-
das las sehoras y senoritas Sc
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
NO Sc ~.C0NDONARA LA
MULTA

Madrid, abril 28.-El gober-
nader de Cadiz mantiene la mul
ia de 500 pesetas impuesta a ca
da uno de los individuos que ha-
ce pocos dfas interrumpieron I'm
discurso del ministro de justi-
cha, dando gritos de "Viva Girls
to Rey".
Gestiones para la condona-
cion de esas multas fuero1 he
chas cerca del gobernador, quien
mantiene es necesario poner ter
mino a las necias damostraci0-
mes en- contra de los altos fun
cionarios del nuevo regimen.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
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CASINO

CASINO
Ofreee hoy un magnifico pro.
grama, exhibiendo las cintas
Forgotten Women, con Ma
rion Shilling Y Rex Bell; Dead
line, con ell intr6pido jinete
Buck Jones; un capftulo de la
amccionante serie Buffalo Bill
Y una revista de acontecimien-
tos internacionales,
Para el sabado por Ia Roche
esta anunciado .un "Mid-Nite
Show. en- ell que tomaran parte
gran numero de nihos ALTOONA
dos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
LEGO A ROMA FL EX-REY

Madrid, abril ga los ami
eos del rey Alfonso, que resi-
den aaui, Sc les ha communicable
que este Sc encuentra al presen-
te en- Roma, la capital de Italia.
Ell ex-monarca esta siendo
muy aeasaiado por los amigos
nue ALI tiene y por algunos de
los jefes fascis.as.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
eTYWSTNpTIA RESUELTO
QUEDAtSE EN GINEBRA

Ginebra Iabril 28.-LueRo DE-
haber anunciado 81 partida, el
.secretario de estado americana.
Henry l.. Stimson. decide aSDla-
gar su viaje para el sabado o
"posiblemente mas tarde'. Slim
son conferenci6 con Ramsay
Nc Donald, primer ministro in
glGsAy con el DR.. Bruening, can
ciller de Alemania, almdfzando
desnGGs con Ia declaration anne
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
RITZ

Presenta por Ultima vez a
Lawrence Tibet. en- la intere-
sante film, "The Southerner",
un encantador romance de amor
en- el que un hermano Sc ena-
mora perdidamente de su GU
NADIA.
Completan el pr0grama una
divertida comedia, caricaturas
sonoras Y una revista de la Pa
ramount.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
Ell Picnic del 5 de J"nj0

Ell Picnic del 5 de J,njO
Lo preparan con verdadero
entusiasmo las Hermanas de 'El
Bien Publico'.
Tn cocinero professional tie
ne a su cargo la condimentaci6n
de los platos que Sc seIviran.
Nuestras mejores familias Sc
'daran cita csc dfa en- la playa
de Rocky Point.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28

II in & de mayo
Sc rruniran todos los bueros
astur;'nos en- la playa de "Ro-
ck5 Point para pasar un dia de
c2mro. Ell hermosa romeria,
""~ c"~anizadcres, que son
les rrost 4iosos miambros de Ia
Secci6n de Intereses de la Dele
gaci6n Astur,ara, estan traba-
iando de una manera eficaz y
decid'da para QUE esta "gira
car'rcstrc" sea la meior del aho.
Esa tarde, a no dudarIo, ha-
hr& "desbordamiento" en- los
vastos dominios del calsbre "Po-
laco". dcr3e Sc levanta cl famo-
50 Castillo Hell Harhor.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
PROTESTAS POR UNA SUS-
PENSION

Madrid, abril 2S.-Han llega-
do p~rotestas de Melilla por la
susnension decretada en- contra
del alcalde Bernardo, que hace
pccos dias abiertamente censu-
rara la obra de Indalecio Prieto
como ministro de la Rep1blica.
Bernardo eSta sometido a un
acto de pro>esamiento y bajo
fianza de $4,000 pesetas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28

enca~puen del adorno artistic"
de IL sala.
Ha sido fijado ell precio de q
ccHtavos para la entrada de Sc
'noras Y cabalIeros.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
ESPERASE Al DIR. FHRRA-
RIA

IIabana abrjl 28.-ESperase
la Ilegada del DR.. Orestes Ferra-
IA, embaiador dc Cuba en- Wash
'ngton. Circuia con persistcncia
Ell rumor de que Ell presidentc
Machado designara a Ferrara
rara la ~secretaria de estado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-28
ALASKA POR ROOSEVELT

Juneau, Alaska. abril 28.-La
election de los delcgados en- ia
vor de Franklin d. Roosevelt,
aparcce hoy ascgurada a medi-
da. que sigucn llepando los es-
crutinios " las primarias del
martcs. W
Los Sis votes de Alaska Sc
ran dados a la candidatura del
gobernador de New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16

one day, Florenz ziegfeld saw her and asked to be introduced. Re- suit was part in the "Follies."
 Played in Stock
 After two years in this glorify- ing production and in building up a reputation as one of New York s best-dressed women, she played in The Gold Digger" on the stage Later stocked it for a year in Baltimore and Washington, and tlien returned to New York play ing in many plays.
 Her first picture was Paramount's screen version of The Garden of Weeds directed by James Cruze. She was recognized immediately as a screen success and other pie lures followed It was while play ing in Ports of Call" for Fox with Edmund Lowe that they decided to be married. They were. They are a model couple
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16

GLASS DOORS IN LEFTY LINTON" HAVE NO GLASS
Tense Dramatic Production Is Being Shown
 at Capitol

Glass doors that aren't glass at all have solved one of the echo problems of a movie stage.
 In Lefty Lynton,9 Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer's vivid drama of mod ern morals, which is showing at the Capitol theatre. Joan Craw- ford and Nils Asther play a tense dramatic scene before a pair of huge glass doors in a New York mansion.
 Though the audience sees the glass, as a matter of fact it is some distance away from an empty frame work of a door.
 Sends Back Echo
 The reason is that hard glass sends back an echo when people are close to it which, though i'm perceptible to the ear, is very ap- parent to the delicate mechanism of the microphone. Hence an lair space" is left for the sound to trav- el past.
 Adapted Frcm Famous Novel
 The new picture, adopted from Marie Belloc Lowndes' famous mo- vel, is a gripping story of an heir ess who, after playing with the hearts of many suitors, finds her self in a dangerous predicament when she finally meets the right man"
 Miss Crawford and Robert Mont gomery enact the principal roles as the two lovers, and ASther appears as romantic South American whose jealousy precipitates a dra- matic complication.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16
MISS EASTMAN IS BOTH STAGE
 AND FILM STAR
Murder by the Clo C k" Will End Tonight
 at Coliseum

Lilyan Tashman, who has the leading feminine role in Murder by the Clock" the -shiv- CTS mystery murder play, which shows for the last times tonight at the Coliseum theatre. is a real New Yorker She was born and brought up there.
 If superstitions mean anything she has always been in line for plenty of good luck-she was the seventh daughter in her family
 She attended Girls High School in Brooklyn and then finished off at a finishing academy in Mt. Yer non, N. Y.
 Always had a desire to be an actress, and at the end of her schooling tried hard to connect in the theatre.
 Was Artists Model
 Rudolph KirchneA, famous artist and illustrator, saw her during a visit to a theatrical agency, ad- mired her figure and signed her for work as a model Resulting pictures won prizes
 During tea-time at Cafe Martin,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16
RICHARD DIX HAS LEAD IN DRAMA FULL OF ACTION
Roar of the Dragon Will Show Sunday at
 Capitol

Brandishing swords lingering ancient pistols, a band of ravag- ing Mongols ride out of the night into a terror-stricken town in Man cluria, in Roar of the Dragon, , which stars Richard Dix and which will be shown at the Cap itol theatre Sunday.
 Flaring torches light a scene of panic Chinese natives scurry to shelter. A small group of whites hastily Stockade a deserted Man darin palace and prepare to de- fend themselves.
 Persons of All Ages
 Old men and women join a troop of children, dragging domes- tice animals and cherished possess sions to refuge in a missionary home.
 The bandits, led by a vicious half-caSte, seek as their prize a beautiful woman, Russian enigre who has taken shelter with the other whites in the stockade, where q rough, cynical American river boat captain has assumed leader ship.
 Dazzling Danish Actress
 Gwill Andre, dazzling Danish actress, who makes her first screen appearance in the picture, is the mysterious, hunted Russian noble woman. The love that springs up between her and Dix, the river boat captain, as they are drawn together in peril, provides the strong romance in this story of modern
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16

Rubinstein Elsie Gruber; Helen Torkel-
 son, accompanist. ]. Duet for Two Cellos-Dream Memories ..-.-....~...G. w. Benson Loves Old Sweet Song .Molloy Irving Krause, Miss Jones, Mrs, Krause, accompanist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16
MAYNARD STARS
 IN FRANCE L AW"

Ken Maynard's horsemanship and feats by his wonder horse Tarzan, are the outstanding at- fractions of Tiffany Productions drama, Range Law" which will show Saturday night, with the tenth episode of Danger Island, thrilling photoplay, at the Coliseum theatre.
 Seen As Escaped Convict
 He is seen as an escaped con- vet, searching through the bor- Ser towns for the man who had framed him into prison. He finds him-and finds also that the girl he loves is about to marry the man he had sworn to Kill.
 Sought by Authorities
 Because of his prison escape, Ken is sought after by the author ites-and the bad man sets his gang of killers on his trail. How the star escapes from the various traps set for him, defeats his ene-. mics and wins the girl, form one of the fastest and most dramatic western features seen on local screens for some time.
 The tenth episode of Danger Island" is entitled Captured for Sacrifice" It is filled with ha- zardous adventure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16
!NORCO WILL GO TO
 SITKA ON NEXT TRIP

!. On the next voyage north of the motorship Norco, the vessel will go to Sitka, but she will make |cnly one call at Juneau.
 F She is scheduled to depart from Seattle next Monday, and is due to arrive in Juneau Friday of next week. From Juneau she will go so Sitka, being bulletined to reach there a week from next Sunday Christmas Day. From Sitka she s,will sail directly south on her Hgeturn to Seattle, according to in- formation given out by J. B. Bur ford of J, B. Burford and Com pany, agent for the Northland Transportation Company, which h operates the Norco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16
CHURCH LADIES
 GIVE SILVER TEA

At the Silver Tea given Wednes- day afternoon by ladies of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church at the home of Mrs. M. L. Merritt, delightful musical pro- gram, which had been arranged by Miss Stella Jones, was rendered, and a most pleasant time was en- joyed.
 Hostesses Of Affair Mrs. Merritt and Mrs Henry Cross acted as hostesses. Mrs. H. c. Williams presided at the dining table, which was very attractive in embroidered linen, bronze chrysan- themums and yellow candles. Mrs. w. Kilroy, Mrs. Roland Lister and Mrs. H. J. Turner served the guests.
 The ladies of the church thank all those who so generously con- tributed to the success of the affair.
 Numbers on Program The musical program was as fol- lows:
 l. Trio-Minuet in G.. Beethoven o Memories .................. Cadman Mrs. Dufresne, Violin; Mrs.
 Sperling, Piano; Miss
 Jones, Cello. 2. Cello Solo-The Rosary ........
 ..-...-......-.........,-..E Ethelbert Nevin
 Miss Jones. 3. Trio-Andante Cantabile ...
 .-.-..............,....-.......... Tschaikowsky Orientale .......................... Cesar Cui Mrs. Dufresne, Mrs. Sperling,
 Miss Jones. 4. Violin Solo-Melody in F M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-16

To clean copper and brass arti- cles, make a paste by mixing equal parts of flour and salt and moisten with vinegar. Apply on a flannel cloth. Wash well in hot water and soap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-14
12,300 POUNDS 0F FISH COME
 AND 17,O0O 60
Salmon Brings } and l Cents Per Pound and
 Halibut } and 2

Twelve thousand, three hundred pounds of fish were received in Juneau in the past 36 hours. Sev- enteen thousand pounds of boxed frozen salmon and IA tierces of mild-cured salmon were shipped to Seattle.
 The receipts consisted of king salmon, which brought cents pound for reds and 1 cent pound for white, and halibut. which was auctioned for 3 cents, first grade, and cents, second grade.
 Boats, Captains, Catches
 Boats, captains, catches and buy CTS were:
 Thlinket, James Martin, 5000 pounds of salmon; T-3044, Henry Kitta, 700 pounds of salmon; Sa- die, Sandy Stevens, 1000 pounds of salmon; Zane, Ole Johanson, 5000 pounds of halibut, Mabel, Merle Rhodes, 2,OOO pounds of hal ibut, all bought by E. E. Eng strom, representing the Sebastian Stuart Company of Seattle, for mild curing or freezing.
 Shipments of SaImon
 The salmon that was shipped was put into 36 boxes and was sent by the Juneau Cold Storage Com pany to the San Juan Packing and Fishing Company in Seattle. Of the IA tierces of wild-cured salmon sent away, were shipped by the Cold Storage Company to the Atlantic and Pacific Packing Company, Seattle, and by MT. Engstrom to Stuart.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-14
H0YT FIRED
 BY DODGERS

BROOKLYN, N. Y, June H. Waite Hoyt, the veteran right handler has been internationally released by the Brooklyn Baseball Club.
 Hoyt, cast adrif5 last Fall by the Athletics, was signed by the Dodgers this Spring. He went through a rigorous conditioning process, melting more than thirty pounds off his frame and coming cut of the Clearwater training camp weighing ITO pounds.
 He was given every opportunity .ty Manager Max Carey to show that he still had the ability which had made him one of the greatess right-handers in the American League.
 He pitched the first game of the season against the Braves but was unable to go the route. He started other games but failed to last.
 His record while with the Dodg- CTS was one game won and three lost. The lone victory credited to him was while he performed in 9 relief role against the Giants on May g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-14
HARRY HEILMANN RELEASED AFTER IA
 YEARS IN BIG TOP

CINCINNATI, June IA = Harry Heilmann, veteran of fourteen American League campaigns and who entered the National League by way of the Cincinnati Reds in 1921, has been given his uncondi- tional release by the Cincinnati club.
 Heilmann was released in order to bring the Cincinnati squad with in the twenty three player limit by June 15. Heilmann was an out fielder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-14
ENTRY LISTS
 BEING SENT
 BY NATIONS

LCS ANGELES, Cal, June IA Prospects for the most success ful Olympiad in history orightened today as five more important na- tions formally recorded their list of entries with the Olympic Games Organizing Committee.
 The five nations, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Sweden and Finland, listed athletes in most of the events during the games from July 30 to August A.
 Forty-six other nations were ex- pected to record their entries soon to swell the list of competing ath- letes to more than 2,000.
 That the Olymplad is attract ing wide interest is manifested by the thousands of visitors from other states and countries who daily are visiting the unique Olym- pic village where the athletes will be housed
 Search of weather bureau rec ords of past years showed that the prospects were 100 to one that the out-of-town Olympic events would be conducted with freedom from rain. Ideal weather" was fore cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-14
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couple of them are only 36 ounc- es.
 Well, they've made all the diff ference in the world in my bat ting. I use a thinner grip any way than the Babe does, and more weight out around the end of the bat That gives me more wood on the ball. So I found that these new clubs, even though they were lighter, drove balls further than the heavier ones I'd been using.
 I've been trying ofigure it out and in my mind it gets down to two things.
 'The lighter the stick is the faster you can swing it. It's nov ing just g. little more briskly than heavy club when it meets the ball. That sends the ball away faster. Faster away means far 1 ther.
 Then, with lighter sticks, I seem to be able to wait tiny fraction of a second longer before I have to start my swing. That's because the lighter clubs gets there faster, too. But, more important i it gives me that extra time to judge ball as it comes up to the plate.
 If it's a curve get an extra glimpse of the way it's breaking before I let go. Maybe in that time I can see it's going to break outside anyway and I save hit