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Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
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Harold Lloyd's latest picture,
Movie Crazy, will be shown at
United Artists theatre for the last
times tonight, with special mat
inee booked TO 2:30 this afternoon.
The famous comedian has a
splendid vehicle in his new film,
depicting the experiences of a
youth who was ambitious for a
screen career and refused to be
daunted by the countless setbacks
thrown in his way.
His experiences in Hollywood,
while trying to make a success,
provide the opportunity for count
less Lloyd gags, the youth being
steered into one humorously en-
barrassing situation after another.
OF course there is a romance in
the picture, the youth falling mad
ly in love with Spanish actress
at the outset and following this
one with one infatuation after the
other.
The high spot of the film is
shown when the youth attends a
fashionable ball in borrowed
evening suit which happens to be-
long to a magician. The bali is
turned into a shambles of laughter
as the properties" belonging to
the magician get loose from the
suit.
A fight scene, in which the youth
battles a director for the girl he
loves is another riot.
Critics have given Lloyd high
praise for his ability to draw laughs
from audiences and he surpasses
all previous efforts in Movie
Crazy"
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
English Boxer
Offered Bout

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.-U.P)-
Matchmaker Wad Wadhams await
ed word from abroad today to his
cabled offer to Al Brown, English
bantamweight champion, to meet
Speedy Dado or Baby Face Casa
nova in a 10 round bout here.
Wadhams offered Brown, who is
in Paris, $4,000 guarantee, the
same offer that Kid Chocolate re-
jected several weeks ago when
Wadhams sought to match the New
York featherweight champion with
Baby Arizmendi, California recog-
nized champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Bruins at Los Angeles, November

Bruins at Los Angeles, November
"a.
On that same date, Washing
tons hefty Huskies entertain U. S.
G. at Seattle. A week later the
Huskies finish the season against
U. G. l.. A.
Husky hopes rose perceptibly as
result of their sparkling victory
over Stanford week ago and gave
rise to the belief that Jimmy
Phelan's Sophomores have at last
mastered their genial mentors
teachings. If such be the case,
, they should provide an even match
for Howard Jones' eleven. Besides
matching the poundage of Troy's
forward wall, the Huskies have a
quartet of dazzling backfield per-
formers = despite their tongue
twisting monickerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Service Grid
Teams Clash

BERKELEY, Nov. 11.-UPEThis
may be the day the war ended for
everybody else, but for Uncle Sans
sailors and soldiers on the Pacific
coast the hostilities will begin
promptly at 2:30 p. m. here this af-
ternoon.
After that hour, there promises
to be a first class "war" on the
gridiron of University of Califor-
MAS memorial stadium.
The event finds West Coast
Army's eleven eager to avenge
last years ITO trouncing at the
hands of the Nays sea-going foot
ball team.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Gridiron Teams
To Battle Todd,

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.-UPS-
Five Southern California confer
ence football teams step into action
today in a brisk celebration OF
Armistice day.
While Whittier hoped out of the
circuit to engage the Loyola Lions
in a non-conference game on the
Poets home field, Occidental and
Caltech clashed at Pasadena Rose
Bowl and Redlands, conference
leaders, attempted to keep its I'M
defeated record intact from the
threats of La Verne college. The
latter game is at La Verne.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Yankee Tennis
Players Win

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Nov. II. U.P)
- United States tennis players
gained a lead in the three day
match with New South Wales by
winning three of the four matches
played today.
Keith Gledhill of California de-
teated Jack Willard, Ga, Ga. John
Van Ryn of New Jersey defeated
r. Dunlop, 6-1, 6-1. Jack Craw-
ford defeated Wilmer Allison OF
Texas, 6-3, So, GO. Gledhill team
ed with Ellsworth Vines to beat
willard and v. McGrath GO, 6-3,
20, 6-3.
Each side won two of yesterdays
four matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11

at fullback, but the chances are
uncertain. His place has been fill
ed by Art Piver, whose proves
was relatively unknown.
McGue, a deft tackler and block
er, filled Norfleet's shoes.
Frankovich and Bergdahl were
elected alternates at quarter with
the former drawing the starting
assignment. Bergdahl-triple threat
man-has been out most of the
season with illness. He was one of
the luminaries in the Bruins 1910
victory over st. Mary's last year.
A gigantic Armistice day celebra-
ton was to precede the game in the
stadium with dozens of bands and
bugle corps and thousands of SOL
dierS and sailors participating.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Fresno Team To
Play In Kansas

TOPEKA, Kans.. Nov. 11.-(U.p)
--Washburn College and Fresno
State college of California meet
here tonight in an intersectional
grid struggle.
The Californians, with their
coach, Stan Borleske have been in
Topeka since Tuesday. They work
ed out in Moore Bowl Wednesday
and Thursday.
The West Coast gridmen appear
ed likely-looking crew, and will
have slight weight advantage on
the husky Ichabods.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Don't Tnfle With Coughs

Don't let them get strangle hold
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion COM
bines the Z bos, helps known to modern
science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money If any cough or cold
no matter how long standing is not re-
Geved by Creomulsion. (adv)
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
Here And There
In Sport World

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IL. U.P -
The Oakland Sheiks will attempt to
make it two in a row tonight from
the Hollywood Millionaires when
they again collide on the ice of
Palais de Glace in a California pro-
fessional hockey league match.
The Sheiks took advantage of
Hollywood's poor form to tally four
goals last night in the seasons in
augural, winning to l..
LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. U.P)-
Wesley Ketchell, Tacoma heavy
weight, today was signed to meet
Ace Hudkins, former California
champion, in a 10-round bout at
the Olympic auditorium December
30. Hudkins Immediately started
training. 1t will be his first bout
since he lost to Lee Ramage six
months ago.
BARRIE, Ont, Nov. l.. Joe
"Toots" Mondt, a New York wrest-
ling promoter and former we'll
known wrestler, faces a year in
the Ontario reformatory, following
his conviction and sentence on a
charge of criminal negligence in
connection with an automobile
death in August.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. Barney
Ross, Chicago lightweight contend
err, will seek his tenth straight vic
tory of the year tonight when he
meets Goldie Hess, Santa Monica,
Calf, in 10 round bout in the
Chicago stadium. A crowd of
10000 is expected to pay approx
mately $4,000 to see the bout.
PASADENA, Nov. 11.-Bert Hub
bard won substitute main event
from Harry Facks last night by
knocking him out in the fifth
round of their scheduled 10 round
bout. The two substituted for Hy
Liter, Ell Paso, and Joy Taylor, the
latter being i'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11
SLEPT UNDER SHOWER

BOSTON U.P)-A travelling sales
man stopping at the Hotel Statler
dozed while taking shower bath
and slept more than two hours
with the water cascading over his
body, according to Desk Clerk Jo-
seph F.. Conlon.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11

The Fresno seedless raisin pool
recently sold 5000 tons of raiSins
for $43.50 a ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11

Shafter, Kern county, will har-
vest about 400 acres of excellent
potatoes this fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11

National Bakery Saturday Special
Rolls, 15c doz.; coffee cake, 6 for
25c. 7-fmW-tf
DR.. r. C. Clemens, dentist. Pro-
feSsional building. Phone 245.
5tf m W +
M. e. Ladies' Food Sale, Satur-
Gay, November IL, front M. Q. King
store. It'll
DIR. A. B. Hansen. dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone SO. Off
Perishable ts-Shipments
of perishables yesterday included
10 carloads of peas, one of honey
dews and one of grapefruit, &C
cording to a report submitted by
B. A. Harrigan, agricultural COM
missioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-11

The Age of Selection
is here
Our times are marked by one vast advantage
over all past history freedom of choice for the
average person.
A young man now has a hundred interesting ca
reers to consider. His grandfather had ten.
Many paths are open to the scientist, writer,
teacher, athlete, business man. When we travel,
we often choose between rail and bus and car and
plane. Every last thing we buy is one of many
offered.
This is the Age of Selection. For advertising
keeps us informed. Tells us the special benefits
of this, the new features of that Shows us how
to build houses and how to make mullins. Ex-
plains why and where and when and how much.
AS we read we learn how to discriminate, to rec
Ognize WORTH to be sure of value received. Be-
fore we buy a car or refrigerator or a can of
beans, we know what it is and what it offers.
Advertising teaches us how to live by this years
rules
Read the advertisements in this paper They
bring you up-tO-date in this Age of Selection
Evening star., 1932-11-06
DOGS. PETS. ETC.


PERSIAN KITTENS, beautiful. finest cham
pion stock; very reasonable IL taken at once
"a East Woodb.ne ST. l block sast Conn. ave.
BOSTON BULL PUPS. pedisreed; . females
Congress Hgts., D. c.
CANARIE2- Singers. So. cinnamon molted:
yellow hens. 81: meal worm 20c pc. hun
dred E. NJ. Jameson. 1897 w sc. Lin, 6O6s.
Settlers 90 oo1 English snsP: broke 70 sa and
cheItenham, Nd Brandywine 1i-F-3G'
DEE GEE KENNELS.
See our beautiful Boston terrier puppies
registered stock; also police and foX terrier
puppies: all prices have been cut. Take
Colesvil!e pike at Silver Spring 3la miles.
dephecd 332S.
GILSHAH CATTERY-At service, imported
and Am. bred Persian and siamese studs.
famous for coat, color and unsurpassed COLBY
Sp bas1ea snd ss s1 ea TOR sails sbsn small d5a
PUPS -Wire-hared fox terrier pups, s2G;
A. X. REGISTERED; champions on both sides:
real show type. Col 4040.
TROPICAL FISH-Bettas. Paradise, Goura-
Guppies, i0c to 25c ca thirty varieties.
We Daphnia: aeuariums and supplies
Hansen. 1870 d Sc.
BOSTON TERRIER. female @ resistersd and and
collie and fox terrier, months; also rea-
yonable. West 1445.
Gone sn1 time bird d9ss ksane.
on Lee Highway. between Fails Church and
Fairfax. Va
BROOD SOW AND PIGS; suckNns piss, $!
erd cs De Ras Rah FARM aeF rPederck Doae pEe
Westmorc. Rockville. Md
FRESH MIXED BIRU SEED.
i'e i0 A1aERToNs he TeS PET PEI ?af saoPs l0s u
61. st NV. 1904 irving NV.
KITTENS white Persian kittens. male
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES Registered.
Canadian Champion
black and brincle: males. $50: female. $40.
Mrs. Roy sn;q MeGregor: gi: 26d South BELMONT
months old Cali Cleveland 1850
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIEs. Unusually
ne ofk seG BY Prices
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, pedigreed
Phone Adams 59O2. May be seen 2y22
YOUR DOG GIVEN a SANITARY BATH.
irving EST 5, NV ! 'e Coz o57. ~ D''' ''N-
BOSTON PUPPIES Home-raised, healthy
pedisreed stock champion Moshul Bad-Boy
strain, beautifully marked short muzZies
and tails. 1535 Spring I'd NV.
FOR sALE-Toy terriers. black and tan
rresistered, and md toy fox terrier pups very
REGISTRATION. 4l4 0allatin ST NV
AT STU. Wire haired fox terrier. Skipper
Hughes OF Whittier" Distinguished pedi-
eree, no fee, but share in litter. National
$3.50, Monday.
PEK1NGESF. pedisreed, tans; 4 months red
toy; also breeder. 2t2 years. good disposi-
tlonS; real BARGAINS. l.l9 Vermont ave
Met. 120i.
RABBIT HOUND DOG, male Parker ham,
merless double barrel. 20-gauge shotgun
Clev. 504G.
CANkRIES-Trained singers; hneer-tame
parrot special prepared red song restorer
Burke.s, Oil G st. NV
PEKINGESE & SAMOYEDE PUPS
Pekingese. Samoyede and Eoston terrier
greed stock
HEATED KENNELS FOR BoARDERs
PRINCE GEORGE KENNELS,
u s Route. No alI
. Miles West OF Fairfax. Va
Evening star., 1932-11-06
FARM AND GARDEN.

BIG GROWER selling out bulbs; real bar
aims, Dahla5, Gladioli. Jonauils jEst FIVE
miles IN Arlinston Co. Columbia Pike at
Bancroft Station. N B Walters.
HEDGE PLANTS. California privet. s! and
So per hundred large butterfly bushes, IS
cents each: crepe myrtle. Webster, 1903
T St. Anacostia.
COW MANURE. well rotted s. per hundred :
10. sack six sacks. s.; rich made dirt. soc
hundred leaf mold. ST per sack; lawns
seeded. Clev, 1918 or write Glenhurst
Dairy, Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1932-11-06
CLEARANCE SALE.
DRASTIC REDUCTION.
Nj Nnp SAMDTEG MA ITCT TT,

Radio. u. C.-R. {. A-Cheap.
Ma Raaa Ant COG
Evening star., 1932-11-06

PIANO, erand, apt. sise, nah. case. fns
oos aSr ssss ali aio .s XesST sSF
bait sSisinsi cost 4II6 .sTd 4. M
Evening star., 1932-11-06

CHEVROLET 1881 SPORT ROAsTER-Bl
seat spotlight, etc, and the tires are new;
there's no mistake, our price is only S255.
Warfield Motor Co. 1l30 Conn. ave NV.
Diet 435O Oman evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
AN $1,000
CASH INVESTMENT

Buys strictly cash business in Washington
Can bring in steady income of 5000 to $500
PEI month from non-se easonal lifetime bus
mess No selling Can be successfully man.
ged by lady or gentleman without technical
or long business experience. If interested.
be prepared to take time to discuss propo-
sltion at personal interview. when We shall
offer conclusive proof of revenue and of the
worth and stability Of same: $4,000 cash re-
CURED Address Box 13-C, Star Office giving
Fhons number or address. so prompt Inter
view may be ARRANGED
Evening star., 1932-11-06

RENT--GARAGE.
o-CAP FIREPROOF GARAGE. REAR 100:
10Th ST. Elec. light: SO. Apply 1888 1tf
st. NV. Col 52df
REAR OF 1928 VERMONT AVE.
Single Metal Garage.
$1,000 per month.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

D G. s. GROCERY: S400 per wk.; terms.
DeIicatessen, same owner 10 years. $500.
Bakery. cash and carry; owner sick 5000.
Cafeteria, 18th St. est. s years; Drygoods.
and meats. living quarters; terms. Mr..
Rogers. 141D NV. Dist. 1919.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

CV1V
nov $3.50. 1881 Master So sedan. 9 wood
wneels, well fender, $3.50; 1890 model - Q
Master coupe 6 wire wheels, well tenders,
rumble seat s5s5. fully guaranteed; terms.
See Mr. Barnes. 7@a l4th st
Evening star., 1932-11-06
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

PULLETS-Forty tlorouphbred white WAN
dots; ready to Law. best al-around fowl:
81 80 each. H H MillsrG. Lee Highway.
Falls Church, Va Phone Falls Church
Evening star., 1932-11-06

BUICK 5-PASS COUPE. lG2D-A clean. Ven
kept, guaranteed car; bargain at S3I5.
Lee D. Butler. Inc 2155 Champlain st, nv
Evening star., 1932-11-06

SALE-AUTOMOBI
BUICK SEDAN, 1928; runs good; see this
for only $50. Pohanka Service, 1126 Goth
st NV. District 9l41.
tifes % And toD; seii for fos ssorssv. I, S SSS. No
ialk HI 6ghteeutb &. -
Evening star., 1932-11-06

ONE SERIOCS-MINDED
person tmale or femalel with S. 900 tserv-
ices OPTIONAL to associate themselves with a
successful real estate firm. established 1918.
This affords an excellent opportunity to
the rsht party for large earnings on their
investment as we'll as great possibilities in
this next upward swing in real estate; high
est references. In replying. please si, e
brief resume of YOUR business training and
Address RoS &C. Star ofica
Evening star., 1932-11-06
AUTO REPAIRING
RENT-GARAGE

~ I I I'm I 7 y ~
Call Sterling $500 for estimates or
wrecked autos and general repairs; 24-houl
service 1919 7. st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

BUICK MASTER SEDAN l929-By owner; .
iine car; priced right Cleveland 6l44.
BUICK 1881 5-PhSS SEDAN BODY. S65.
RoberE Herscn Auto Exchange, ~ Florida
Evening star., 1932-11-06

PIANOS-Two apartment-size grands. one
srt-cese Sheridan. one mehogany-case co,
lonial. standard makes. real bargains rental
terms: must sell or store immediately. IN
terested persons phone District SSt4 any
week dey
Evening star., 1932-11-06

P. F. CARLEY. 802 10th NV.
Please inspect the following
real bargains:
Evening star., 1932-11-06

STAMPS for collectors U s and Fcreien.
1Sth and Goth century; sinsies prtrs.
blocks. As lots. commemorative sets. air
Evening star., 1932-11-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JOyELTY BUSINESS in best business section
,ortupity and bargain for quick sale. Col.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

SEWING MACHINE. Singer electric for un-
paid balance. like new 81 month: cash dis
count. Address Box "25-C. Star once
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable electric.
knee control. light guar. S2J. l console
electric. $50 333. Conn ave
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
LOS Gigantic DEJARON
EN- LIBERTAD DE ACCION
A HOYT Y MITCHELL

New York, Nov. 30.-El ma
mayer Bill Terry, de los Gigan-
ties, di6 aver su libertad incon-
dicional a los pitchers Waite
Hoyt, a quien namaban Ell mu :
Ichacho maravilloso, y Clarence
Mitchell, ell 1ltimo de los zurdos
con "bola de salivita."
Los dos pitchers estan en- IL
bertad de contratarse con, cual-
quier club que desee sus servi =
clos.
Mitchell ha lanzado durante
,seis temporadas en- las ligas ma
lyores y sc uni6 a los Tigres de
Detroit en- 1911. Ell ano pasado
Sc lie utilize como director de los
pitchers.
La carrera de Hoyt en- las
grandes ligas ha sido en- los dos
1ltimos amos de fluctuaciones ha
cia arriba y hacia abajo.
Durante 10 amos lanzo brillan
temente, jugando con los Yam
KEGS. Tom6 parte en- nueve desa-
ffos de serie mundial, ganando
seis y perdiendo tres.
Hoyt firm6 I'm contrato con
ell Brooklyn, el ano pasado, re-
bajandose 80 libras de peso, pc
no no pudo recobrar su antigua
efectividad.
, Su record complete en- las
grandes ligas Is de 1856 victorias
Y 141 derrotas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30

us .oo!p9m us 70 ep gIes ono
medicinas, 81 Dorotea no cum
pie SD palabra!...
-Estaba muy malito, ,muy
malitoG-continu6 Marietta
Pero Dos guerra que Sc ponga
bueno, Gverdad, papaito?
Isl, hiia mia; TODD 10 hemos
de fiar la bondad divina. Di-
me: y til / llorabas tambi6n?
81, ST.. Pero mas cuando
ola a los chicos de la portera V
a la vecina de la buhardilla 10
que decian de IT,.
-iQue decian, que decian?
-Cosas muy malas, muy iris
tes..-contest6 Marietta con IN
gesto de augusta, como 81 alhe-
cordar aquAllas cusas sintN Ira
ganas de lloiar.
-Pero lqte decian?
La gaceta., 1932-11-30

-Lloraba mucho Hmamafta
cuando 70 no estaba, iverdad?
i Mucho! Y como estaba ma
10 Luisin, mas.
-Pero Gque tiene Luisfn?-
pregunt6 Garces alarmado.
-Yo no se... a
i Seguia enfermo de Ia gar
ganta?
-Si, ST.. Tenia TN ronouido
que hacia ro,.. ro... ro... isabes?
en- ell pecAo...
-Pero Gno lie daba mama la
medicine que 20 lie recete?
ST. imientras La hubo! Pc
rot uego...
NQu6!... GSe acab6?
ST. y como no habia dine
no para scomprar mas.
OIL! iDies MIC !! eHije de
alma m Garces.-
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
JOE KNIGHT ACOSTO A Ma
TIE BROWN

jacksonville, Nov. 30.--El
ampeon sin corona de la cate
gorfa de peso complete ligero,
Joe Knight, venci6 anOche por
nocaut tecnico, en- ell quinto asal
to, a Matte Brown, de San Fran
cisco, California, que pesaba
191 libras. Los medicos recono-
cieron a Brown despues del COM
bate y dicen que tiene fracturada
la m%andibula.
Knight subi6 al cuadrilatero
pesando ITO libras.
Johnny Miles, de st. Louis, hi
20 tablas con Joe King, de Lake
land, y Russ Raisley, de West
Virginia, tambi6n empat6 con
Chick Raines, de St. Louis.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30

Que tie iban a matar, que
va no te volveria a yer. ERA
Verdad ESQ, papa? tie iban a
'n"taf! 7 jpor que? 81 til eres
niuy oueno, Gpor que tie habian
de matar? lPor que habia 20 de
quedarme sin papaito?' 90
No, hija mia, no.. Esas son
cosas de esa genie nal intencio-
nada...
-Sf, tienen muy mala inten-
clon' En- O. tienda no querian
uaFhos pan y en- la botica tam
POGO medicinas; 20 no Sc por
que, porque antes bien nos 10
oa6an sin dinero, Y luego mama
Sc 10 pagaba cuando voIvia de Ia
agencia de empenar algo; pero
va no querian...
-;Es laro!-murmur6 Gar
mujer y los hijos del
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
roX 20
KISER PRACTICE AYER EN-
Ell GIMNASIO DE LETO

Ell jugilista de New Orleans
que el viernes Sc batira con Ma
nuel Quintero, en- Benjamin
Field, arribo aver a Tampa en-
compahia de su hermano, Babe
Kiser, e hizo ejercicios en- ell GIN
nasio de Joe Leto.
Ray Kiser, que ostenta una
decision sobre Manuel Quinte-
TO, recientemente superb a K. o.
Castillo, en- un combate a 10
asaltos verificado en- Nuevo La
redo, Mejico.
En- ell gimnasio de Leto prac-
tic6 tres rounds con su hernia
no, hizo dos rounds con los sa-
cos ligeros y pesados y un round
de sombra.
Ell j6ven visitante perdi6 de-
cisiones en- encuentros que Sos
tuviera con Tony Canzoneri y
Jack Kid Berg. Con Eddie Kid
Wolfe ha pelead0 seis wees, per
diendo tres v ganando dos y ha-
ciendo tablas en- "a Ultima.
Ell empresario Jinks espera
completar ell programa con un
combate entire Cliff Greenwood,
de Sarasota, y Young Embry,
ex-discfpulo del euro Lorente.
Ell hermano de Ray, Babe XII
La gaceta., 1932-11-30

-Yo no quiero los besos vo-
lados, porque Sc los lleva ell aire,
-dijola Garces.
-EntonceS... >.
Y aunque NADIA mas dijo Ma
rieta, la acci6n complete la fra
Sc.
oSaalt6 de la CANA, ligera como
una paloma que sale del nido, Y
de un brincG subi6se a la de su
padre, que la tap6 con la cubier
ia, tibia por eI calor de su U.s.
pc.
Y ALI s~atrsfizo Ell deseo de
Garces, besandoIe como una To-
cuela en- ell rostro, en- la fEente,
en- la cabeza, en- los ojos, hasta
que el la dijo:
- Basta, basta, muchacha,
Iue me vas a conner a besos!
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
COOL VENCI6 POR DECISION
A MASSEY

Filadelfia, Nov. 30-Lew Mas
sey, ell conocido pugilista local,
perdio aver la decision de los
jueces en- un encuentro con Ed
die Cool, tambien de Filadelfia.
Jack Kiibourne, de Australia,
fue superado en- ell mismo pro :
grama por Billy Ketchell, de Mil
vile, N. j.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
LAS PANTERAS JUGARAN
Ell SABADO CON LOS
DREADNOUGHTS DE LAKE
LAND

Las Panteras del Institute de
Plant, dirigidas por Lamar Sa-
IRA, jugaran ell pr6ximo sabado
en- Plant Field, con los Dread :
noughts del Institute de Lake :
land.
Sera ell partido final de la tenn
porada para las Panteras, pero
los Dreadnoughts jugaran otra
vez, ell 9 de diciembre, contra I'm
team escogido en- los institutes
del condado de Polk.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
D EP @ R E s

ser, ha alcanzado 81 decisiones
en- New Orleans Y sus aIrededo-
res, pero en- su Ultima pelea pu-
so a dormir a Joe Edwing, de
Biloi, Miss, en- ell primer asalto.
Para oponente de Hick Moore,
protegido de Red Newton, Sc ha
contratado a Jimmy Midulla, un
joven de Ybor.
va es bora de que ell empresa-
rio links bus1ue mejores gladia
dores para ell ciudadano Moore,
ahora dedicado a la GAIA de pa
lomitas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
E iRzGaUlDEA
BABY JOE CANS ACOSTO A
MASON

New York, Nov. 30.--Baby
Joe Cans, de Los Angeles, acos-
to aqui aver a Jackie Mason, de
New York.
EMO Tieramonte, ell gladia :
dor italiano, puso a dormir a
Paul Delaney, de California, en-
ell cuarto round.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
DE GRIFFIN

West Palm Beach, Nov. 30
En- ell programa ofrecido por la
Legion Americana, Corn Grit :
fin, de Fort Benning, Ga, puso
a dormir a Jerry Pavelec, de
Long Island. Pavelec cay6 a la
Iona, recibiendo ell conteo en- ell
octave asalto.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
TONY PAUL ACOSTO A GE-
NO

Chicago, Nov. 30.-En ell ter
Ger asalto, Tony Paul, ell cam
pe6n de peso de puma para la
Association Nacional de Boxeo,
puso a dormir a Young Geno, de
7 aSalle, III.
No Sc discutia ell titulo del
campe6n.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30
III

Marietta, sentada af lado de
su padre, exclamd:
i Que bien estoy aqui, pa
patio! .iQue calorcito tan bhe-
mol.
y-iTe gusta estar a Mi lado,
hija mia? 4.'...f {
i va 10 geo! Y s. M ma es-
tuviera tamfien' y 70 Ee los
con u moVimientdde ca
beza Y de qca, di6 a 9 tender
que aquello seria la Slpr ma fe-
licidad Esi I
-lQusres mucho a nj, ma?
i Vaya! Coz toda mi alma.
Y cuando la veo llorar, me pom
go tan triste y TAM. Vamos...
Iue lloro; 81, ST.. noro.
La gaceta., 1932-11-30

Sc VENDE I'm juego de sala y
nn juego de comedor, muy ba-
ratios. Para informes lame al
telefono M 64-634.