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Evening star., 1934-07-16
- ARIN JOHN VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT coupled

~AsIN JOHN VOLUNTEER
4 FIRE DEPARTMENT coupled
brilliant batting with spectac-
~ ular pitching to defeat the
White Haven A. C. by 20 to 0
yesterday and was cut in front by a
full game in the Montgomery County
Unlimited League today as a result
of the triumph. Il is the first time
since the loop was organized six weeks
ago that one team has occupied the
top spot alone.
North washington A. c. scored five
runs in an eighth-innins rally to trim
Lansdon Mil & Lumber Co. by Q to .
and move into q second-place tie with
White Haven, which previously had
been deadlocked with Cabin John for
the lead.
Standing Of the teams:
Cabin John.s s ! / .sss s.th.ss. ! ..ss
W. Haven. a . .se7 LsnSdon . .3SS
N. wash. A 2 .667
With Fuller driving out four hits
inchcins q homer and triple, for a
perfect day at bat, Rockville A. A
defeated the Colesville Cardinals by
20 Z TO take tho lead In their ffVe-
game series with the Montgomery
County champs. Rockville has now
won two games and lost enc against
the Cards.
II was Rockvilles second victory Of
the week end. specs" Gtngell's
charges having run up 4-to-s victory
over the Mount Rainier A. c. Satur-
day.
Scoring SIX rtlnS In the last tNc
Evening star., 1934-07-16
Cooper Is Favorlte.

T%ODAY he ranked as a heavy
favorite 10 win again although
Revolta, who added a final thrill
to thrill-packed day yesterday as
he scored his great 65 and then lost
his chance to win on the final hole.
had flock of supporters along with
Laffoon.
Revolta's finishing round yesterday
was one OF the greatest in golf. As
he streaked over the championship
Keller municipal course he scored
eight brides and had but one bad
hole-the sixteenth where he slipped
shot over par. He might have won
the title II his final drive hadn't hit
trap.
Today's play-off, ls holes morning
and afternoon, promise to lift the
championship tournament out OF the
red for the first time. The players
we're given so per cent split OF the
gate with the winner getting $1,000,
the runner-up, $500. and the third
place winner. 500.
Evening star., 1934-07-16
lob 7oo Faces Rings Sst HOOK but Supporters Remain Confident
Joe Harrison Gets Unanimous
Vote as No. l d. c. Duckpinner

FFICIAL rankings Of Washington Duckpn
citation for the 1864 announced today
by Arvine Ebersole. As expected Joe Har-
rfscn received the No. position by unanimous vote
Of the Ranking Committee He also attained this distinction in
the rankings OF the National Duckpn Bowling Congress
basis of 10 points for hrst
nine second eight for third etc. the Ranking
Committee consisting Of 10 men. The D. C. ratings:
soint. sams m 10 ! 3 70 Total
Evening star., 1934-07-16
COOPER IN FOURTH
LINKS MARATHON
LaffOOn and Revolta Foes
at ST. Paul OF Golfer
With Tying Habit.
BY PAUL NICHOLSON.

CT. PAUL, Mimi, July is
- Lighthouse Harry Cooper OF
Chicago started out on his
fourth consecutive golfing
marathon today with KY Laf-
foon, his Western open play-off
rival from Denver. and Johnny
Revolta Of Milwaukee offering
opposition In an overtime battle
for the $1,000 st. Paul open
championship.
Cooper and Laffoon we're all set for
a return two-man play-off show yes
terdsy as they matched each other
with 72-hole totals of 283 over the
regulation 72-hole battle for the title.
but Revolta stormed in with a smash
ing 65 that saved him place in the
36-hole overtime duel.
The slender, temperamental Chicago
professional. who won the first st.
Paul open in 1880, developed his
marathon habit in the Western open
at Peoria, ILL.,. last month. eventually
defeating Laffoon after two le-hole
overtimeS. He then tied Tommy
Armour of Chicago for the Illinois
State championship at Springfield.
won that and carried on by winning
the Illinois Professional Golfers AS
sociation play-off in Chicago.
Evening star., 1934-07-16

Scoring six runs in the last twc
Evening star., 1934-07-16

CTEP UP and have really fresh cigar ,..a
~ Blackstone. The new taste-treat the new
moneys worth. Because each Blackstone Cigar
is now double wrapped and sealed in moisture
proof Cellophane. This 6oabty protects the favor,
The Washington times., 1934-05-24

When you find yourself max
ing mountains out Of molehillS,
suddenly lacking in your usual
sense Of humor, it may be be-
cause you have looked in vain
, for = new place to live. II that's
whats wrong phone me at once
and I will help you back to hap
pineSS.
CHEVY CHASE
27OO BLOCK OF OLIVER ST.:
# trees, grass and play space
for the entire family appeal to
you then let me tell you Of this
unusual home. A lovely de-
tAched house consisting Of nine
rooms, bath and enclosed Sleep
ing porch. It has all modern
convenienceS such as oil burner,
electric refrigeration and if ten
ant so desires the owner will in
stall another bath. Situated in
lovely Chevy Chase one can be
assured Of desirable neighbors
and l suggest you 1nVeSL1gaCe
this bargain.
PRINCE STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA:
There is a certain charm in
living in quaint old Alexandria.
This particular house has been
remodeled into apartments and
is greatly sought after by many
Army and Navy people. The one
vacancy is a bachelor apart
ment consisting Of living room
and bedroom and bath. Open
fireplace and built-in book
shelves make an attractive ad-
stiftion to the living room and
the furnishings are most suited
to q man as they consist of large
roomy overstuffed furniture.
There are no housekeeping IA
The Washington times., 1934-05-24

} cilities but small grill Is fur
nished where you could easily
get breakfast. This apartment
Is very reasonable at the rental
Of $40.
1900 BLOCK OF KALORAMA
ROAD:
I found a bargain in an apart.
ment that can hardly be beat.
Two bedrooms, full-Size dining
room, kitchen and bath at the
rental Of $500. Large bright
outside rooms that are supple
mented with roomy closets and
modern kitchen with large pan
try. This apartment building
is just two blocks from a public
school and half a block from
Columbia Road and is q fire.
proof structure. If you are look:
ing for a spacious apartment in
a well managed building I So
licit your inspection.
1890 BLOCK OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE:
It is very seldom you can find
spacious apartments in the
downtown section but FORUM
ately I did. Almost stumbling
over the painters who were just
finishing putting the final
touches to the redecorating of
the entire building I was shown
several apartments and really
was amazed at the size and ar
rangement. One in particular
was a two bedroom, living room,
kitchen, reception hall and bath
suite. All new appointments in
the kitchen consisting Of range.
one-piece porcelain drain and
electric refrigeration. Lovely
large closets and the fact that
the bedroom can be closed off
assuring one of privacy makes
this apartment doubly desirable.
With all night elevator service,
switchboard, one block from
busses I think it is a good value
at $500 rental.
The Washington times., 1934-05-24
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE
ON USED CARS
ANY MAREC m NOOTTG

Any MAKES OR MODELS
1880 Buick sedan. 2-1929 Buick Ee-
dams, 1881 Oakland sedan. Ford 1881 sc.
dan. Nash Advanced coupe, Oakland "An
American" cabriolet. LaSalle phaeton. Lin.
coin 6-wire wheel de luxe phaeton, 8
Studebaker sedans. Cadillac 341B sedan.
6-wheel de luxe: Cadillac coupe. Durant
of others on hand from $35 and up. At.
tractive terms and NO FINANCE COM.
PANY RATES.
ROBERT HERsoN AUTO ExCH., INC.
72 Fla. Ave. N. E. NO. $3.50 & NO. 1O4O8
The Washington times., 1934-05-24

WILLYs. 1929 Sedan, Ss7: can give terma.
Nolan's, 18th and NJ SITS.
The Washington times., 1934-05-24

Cadillac, Close Coupled Sedan. Q100
l92S-Original dark blue OxOO
Duco finish, wire wheels. clean in
terror. good tires. mechanically fine
Special this week only $199.
WTNDRIDGE 3 HANDY, INC.
ROssiyln, Va. (BuiCk-POntiaC) WE. 1887
CADTLLAC 34l sport Coupe. $276. Cal
Mr.. Cooksey. DI. 431O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
tsaIWlaiOvian) s+ssr-ssss-sr.s.r rHf'-1s sHrYsF-'vs- DAVY FINED $l0O IN BOROUGH COURT

Naugaiuok, JuDs Io,vrtuF)-~ James Dayy Of sb0 High street Nangatnak, was lined ti0O and costs 0f tis,aG when arratgDad iD borough n0uri lhIs morning on q charge Of operating e mOi0r Vebls rie under lha Influence f0 lignOr bis was pui on probation nnill ipeeembnr aI, Dfiionr Timothy Itonrd0n made tho arrest ynslurs day,
 f-assaesaHafH Ha'|ss'rH Hlfa"fseH
 only 4D,00O juveniles, between Inc ages of i4 ana lh, tn England ara unemployed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
SCHOOL EXERCISES
 IN PARISH HALL
Iicndrickcn Class to Re. Ceive Diplomas Toe
 morrow Afternoon

DiplODDs will bs given Co the 2s graduates Of It0Ddri0knD school t0. WOrrOw afternoon Bi z O0lonb nf tba BI0rnd IjpnU hall by MrE fer. trUfa ItOWas, 0f tho b01Td Of odn- cation,
 The yalsdioiOTian ls Doris q IAngs, daughter Of Mr and Mfa jluHO IHHRs Of Silver btresi, Dnd ila snIUiDlOriID is Ani0inatte Mar Ofobi, daughter 0f Mr BD1 Mrs 4 Mar0robi Of Hamilton 0yeBDe Honor students are ItDbnU plnltOn 0arda Darn, Marjorie sl0'er, Pedrl M0gsoiii and Mary Am0t
 Tha program iH Ds foll0whj March ,t,,,t','t'ptI'',tt l!hFt snlnlaiOry ADiOinoilo Maroeohi holeMi0D NnrGissUs-
 Doris IaDga, pi0DOj Hnrda DnfD
 violin Mary Ames, violin PIyaIet ~v"rhs parfoel rnitorD' Boys GhOlus-'"C0mrades 0f lbs
 Load"
 HsGiiaii0D'-~"Tbo Minnsp ,,l3,
 ,,,,,,,,,,, Marjorie bIatej Dali0s ,,,,, Members Of iba Glass piu0o solo -"pbylIiF .i,tttltt sons ''Forgal Na. Nor ,5 Glosl prasuDl0lI0D Of dipl0mDB
 Mrs n0llruds IjDWas preeaUl1liOn 0f Prize f0y EDRllsl 2
 d0n0od bv Miss Helen Wal
 lace, former and retiysd
 principal Of ''end'''ken voledlGl0yy Address Doris i1ngt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

q, daorgs i,orgnis Of I2I Porter street, this city, has been D0m:- mated for the office Of congressman iD the fifih Connecticut district by tha state communist party, The state communist headquarters tD New Haven today announced the results Of thet wO-dBv nominating convention held nt Et eOrge's hall in inc Elm City Saturday, B0rgnls ts tbs son Of tha well known ls0rgnis labor agiiat0r who about three years ago led q marnb on ibe City Hall, lie was arrested With others, including Rose Ross Of New Haven, and was subsequently dealt with tD the courts, The son, the present nominee for congress iD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
ST MARY'S SCHOOL
 CLOSING PROGRAM
O5 Receive Diplomas, Ad. dress Given By Rev
 Vincent Finn

Graduates Of B. M0yy's pDrOobInl school l1si night ware addressed by Hsy, Vincent b'iDD Of South NDrs walk, q graduate Of tba s1bO0i, Al essr6Isas held lD tbG Immaculate Conception church, DiplOW0s wer1 presented iO lbs eb graduates by ltay, Francis M, O'she1, who also celebrated iha b0nodirilOD wbbGb concluded the ceremonies, Iie WAS assisted by lev Joseph MGcueU as doOnOD and lev J. FIDDnDs iggDH as sub-dssnOD
 IH his Addr0sH Co tha class Father Finn dssGrbsd his own a6Tsar AZ 4 student aD dDfyisnd tha graduates Co follow throughout lIfe ibe pve0aDis taught ib0m iD their student days,
 Tbs honor students were JHmnb Arnold, fraD0is MoksnD0, Thomas E6na and Mary koDDy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
STATE CONVENTION
 REPORTS RENDERED

Convention reports wsra heard at last nights meeting of Lieutenant Shea austliary of tba Veterans of Foreign Wars at the ArmoTy las, night, Three members 0f lba lonal post were given hon0rs ai the n0nr vaHiign held ai Hartford sunday, Miss Helen Hhanahan was named national junior vice president Mrs Ellen kheehan was elected slate department guard and Mrs Jennis Meyer was made q member 0F the state department council for thres years, The post will sponsor oard pariy ai iha Arm0ry next Monday night under the direction Of Mlsr Loretta DUhBmsl,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
DepressiOn GiUen As Suicide MotiUe

Loss af employment waa the mo- tive for the suicide Of Harry Gar han, GO, tt vas said today by ppllns who assisted Deputy Coroner Wat ter " smyih Co hls lnyesllga tion, narban's body was found Co woods off IssFkslsy slgest sunday morning by two bOys, There was . bullet through his left temple and . gun nearby,
 uarhan, according io fellow workers, had been On e spree, dta nol work fog several days and ap- paranliy had denidad that his post at ihs factory had been l1iled dur ing hia absence, lia wac employed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
c. George Borgnis Communists Choice
 In Fifth District
Platform Calls for Minimum Wage Increase Of 20 Per Cent for Employed Connecticut Workers - Porter
 Street Man Carrying on in Fathers Footsteps

the the fifth district, has been oaT- rylDg on iD his fathers footsteps and last year led A demonstration around inc City Hall and ihe office of Mutual Aid Executive Williom
 Elate Ticket Named
 The a0mRluBist party ai Us a0D- yeDtiOn also nominated the siIte ticket HH follows Governor, iHidOr W0lfsyj lisulen9 nL governor, l. simon Scott Of stamford, a negro se0retagy Of gtnte, Clara cleyenger tseHja Of Cos G0bj treasurer, Michel A, Russo Of Bridgeport; at, t0rDey general, Richard <, Farbsr 0f IiaTtfOrdj comptroller, Olaf ElIis son Of Hartford U, \, senator, jtODalf H, LOOmbs Of New brlialDi congressman .9t -jnrgo, H8smuA x, KiiDg Of New Haven
 Delegates wer0 present 6t the convention from lb Connecticut cities frOm trade unions farm Drs g8DjgaiiOns, tbe uDampl0ysd, negro and WOm0n's groups, tD All about 200 delegates were on hand IHoluds Ing the rank and Ale members 0f iha socialist party 0f Bridgeport who were impressed, BGoOrdtDR 10 the statemsDt tssuad today, With ths plea for united action between socialist and communist workers it was announced that bB Of the delegates present were delegates direct from uo shops, many Of them industries producing war supplies
 Vsvied plaifOpm
 The platform adopted eaIla kOr h mjDinum wage tD0r6Dba Of 70 per Gent for 1Il employed workers iD Connecticut, for the rights Of work OPS 10 sirlkN, picket, hold meetings and organize unions Of their own choice, for lh1 passage of U H 7,bDb workers unemployment h. surHDoe bill, and various sDeGlBI demands for tbp farmers, Inc negro people and iba youth Of C0DDeoti. Gut,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
DR GRACE SANTORA
 REPORTED IMPROVED

IHppOy was noted today ID inc condition Of Dr Ur6Ga b6ni0rD, who po0aiy0d q pelvic injury in 0D automobile 60nldoDt iD ADs0Dia late last month, Dr b0DiOr0 hhH been confined l0 st MNry's hospital since tbs Dlishap, bUl has basD ,mpr0y. ,BE considerably during tba past few days,
 HHHes1FsH s77HsHa'sffaFnaaa
 London has Op0nsd B hostel for touring school children,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
(. of (. to Elect
 New Directors

Ij8IlDiinK for directors Of the Chamber Of GODlDayG0 fOv tb0 Dast four years, now being 0nrrlGd on by mnii, Will ba closed iODDprOw night Di DlldDIgbi Tba fOur dirnn tors who VIII loo 1hOsaD from lhe mem b0rshjp Of tbo 0bDmbop VIII take Ofiio0 Juiv ] and hold ihalJ positions Uniii JDSW
 Sealed ballots wora UDilod Oui t0 members iasi Friday and 6ro nov bGiDg submitted iD largo plumbers NO votes lD lba mall 0ner mid night tomorrow will b0 accepted,
 Ths directors whi retire tbIs year sra 4, W, cOlgvOye, Oh1rles l. Al len, Leon French and John A, GOa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
CHURCH SOCIETY
 POsTPONEs PLAYS

Two age sei plays "A stgiWra ei paanan and "Ths Whlsila Blows ' which wevs Co have hasn presented hv tha g0unH Ie0plnA societies gg ilrann klathgdlsi nhurnh Ai WHlers villa tnnlabi have bran postponed ana VIII be slAMna some ilne ln lulv, 1Hbe a4ani dale VIII be ans ns,saheea lsleF,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
dical Leader is Nominated for Congress

Ial lha Waterbury MamugaelnFlNH Co,
 The body, meanwhile, remained this morning at the LunRg fnNefAI effort ia fnd relatives of the euis eide proved fFnltleas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Leavenworth High To
 Graduate 107 Pupils
Harry j. BeardsIey to Present Diplomas to Record
 Class at WiIby Exercises This Evening

Joseph Vsrbiokas, idlIIDB Marie Walsh, ADoSbslle H, Wood, Ray mOnd r., Wblio, Ed ward |, fDr' kuDnE, Charles Anthony ynHhkis, Fyndspjpk Carter puiEIer,
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
HIPICAS

Havre de Grace, Md, Sept.
Sc correra en- ell hippo
dromo de esta ciudad uno de las
grandes completeness de la TEN
porada, ell handicap Oriental"
para caballos de dos amos, con
premio de $4,000 y Quotas.
Unos % babies" han sido
inscriptos para tomar parte en-
este "clasico," pero las probabi-
lidades de triunfo estan de par
te de Chance Sun, ell ganador
del "Futurity" de Belmont, en-
New York, y de Psychic Bid,
que Sc anex6 al premio Hope :
full de Saratoga. Balladier es
uno de los mas fuertes conten :
dientes del grupo.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
LA GACErK

nj pudieron anotarle una sola
carrera.
En- ell primer juego de csc
"ic2b'e- heG1ar," su hermano
"DizZy" estuvo a prnto de al
canzar ell mismo honor, pues los
tres hits que aparecen en- ell
score del Brooklyn fueron BIS
teados en- ell octave Y en- ell no
veno inning.
San Luis 13c, 17h, 2e.
Brooklyn DC, 3h, 2e.
San Luis &c, III, De.
Brooklyn DC, Oh, lie.
Los ,otros desafios, celebra :
dos entire las novenas de este
circuito, terminaron con las a.
notaciones siguientes:
New York &c, 11h, De.
Boston 1c, Oh, Be.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De.
Pittsburg &c, 17h, lie.
Cincinnati &c, 12h, 2e.
Pittsburg Ice, 2Oh, De.
No estaba senalado ningdn
desafio entire Ell Chicago y ell Fl
ladelfia.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
la actual proportion de ORC en-
ell franco.

la actual proportion de ORC en-
ell franco.
Las enttadas para ell ano fis-
cal de 1885 Sc estiman en-
1922 900 900 frances ($3,103-
452,60O), y los gastos en- 1896
100000 frances ($3, 101, 076,00)
dejando ell superavit de Sc nj
Homes de frances.
Las entradas que calcula NJ.
Louis Germain-Martin demues-
tran una merma de 1862 00,-
5000 frances 1888, 16O, OOO) del
presupuesto de 1884, mientras
que los gastos han sido redUci-
dos por 100000 900 frances
J $198, 900, O00). Seg1n Ell Minis
tro de Finanzas ell Unite de en-
tradas de Francia es AS,000,-
100000, a~segurando que min
gun presupuesto frances debe
de sobrepasar csc Unite.
Ell unico Ministerio cuyos
gastos no han de ser reduc..d0s
es ell de Guerra. Ell primer pre-
supuesto contenIa un aumento
de 1,130,000,00 frances (S74,-
58O,OO0) en- las appropriateness
para las fuerzas aereas, militia :
res y ~navales de .Francia. Pero
a insistencias urgentes del Mi
nistro de FinanzaS, ell aumento
ha sido abandonado.
En- sus alusiones a la politica
monetaria, M. Martin
bosquej6 las causas y efectos de
Ia devaluacion en- In~glaterra, los
Estados Unidos y Jap6n.
"Al parecer-dijo concluyen-
do-solo Sc recurre al expedien
tie de devaluar la moneda en- ca
SOS desesperados, y Francia,
aunque ha sido gravemente a.
fectada por la crisis econ6mi-
ca, su situaci6n no es mas alar-
mante que las de otras naciones
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
"A la isleta.

La isleta era una de las mas
al puerto, de las in
numerables qCe le sirven de
rompeolas fuera de puntas.
Ell barquero, que era IN ne
grazo medic desnudo, cogi6 los
remos y empez6 a vogar hacia
la isleta.
Pero cuando iban a la mitad
del camino, la bola del senate
70 anunci6 buque al norte.
-Oiga,-dijo el j6ven al ne
gro:-,.sera ell Berenguer ell
que llega?
--Ese es, mi amo,-contest6
= negro.
F. ces, mantengase So
bre los rer hasta que Sc divi-
Sc y vogue hacia 81 cuando en-
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
REGATAS

Newport, R. l., Sept. %. =
Hoy Sc reanudaran las compe-
tencias por la Copa Americana
entire el Rainbow" piloteado
por ell comodoro Vanderbilt, y ell
EndeaVour, que enarbola los
dolores de Sir Thomas Sopwith.
Ambos contendientes han or
denado cambios en- ell velamen
de sus respectivas embarcacio :
mes; ell Sportman britanico CO.
locara una nueva geneva" y el
Rainbow lucira una "spinaker"
de medic uso, perteneciente al
Yankee, barco que fue disenado
y construido en- Boston por
G.. Paine.
Las apUestas en- las competen
cias nauticas de hoy favorecen
al Endeavour.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
LUCHAS
DICK LEVER PERDIO Ell
C~ONOCIMIENTO

Dick Lever, ell luchador cana
diense de % amos, fue lesionado
aver, en- Benjamin Field, en- Ell
encuentro sostenido con Rudy
Stronberg, s;endo trasladado al
hospital, donde estuvo en- obser
vacion toda la noche.
Lever fue sacado del ring"
sin conocimiento, victima de un
ataque de connection cerebral.
Cuando 10 recuper6 en- ell hospi-
tail Sc quejaba de fuertes dolo-
res en- la espalda y en- ell cuello.
Sometido "a un reconocimient0
cuidadoso, los medicos no pu :
dieron apreciar lesion que revis
tiera gravedad, por 10 que sera
dado de alta hoy, con toda pro-
babilidad.
Ell accidente parece haber ST.
do causado por haber caido
Stronberg sobre ell cuello de Le-
yer, en- uno de los momentos de
la lucha. Varios medicos corrie-
ron en- su auxilio sobre Ell mismo
"ring" y estuvieron mas de me-
dia bora tratando de que recu-
perara ell conocimiento, sin e :
sultado. AL fin Sc acord6 ell tras
lado al hospital, donde fue debi-
damente atendido.
En- otro de los encuentros Ba
be Oadock venci6 al professor AL
Maynard; Archibald Ruata OBJ
tuvo la decision sobre Tom Ma
honey, Sid Westerich domestic6
a Gus Pappas y Justin Giraldi
"acab6' con Pete Ramos.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
CON LOS GUANTES

Despues de su victoria sobre
ell campeonato de Holanda, Har
ny Staal, ell boxeador belga Pie
rr Charles ha declarado que, en-
su opinion, ell contendiente l6gi-
co de Max Baer debe ser Ell.
Nosotros opinamos I'm POGO
y creemos que sin en-
~frentarse antes con Max Sch
melting, Primo Camera y Paul.
no Uzcudun, no habra demos :
TRADE bastante calidad para as
pirar al honor de subir al "ring
con ell campeon.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
t..

Y seguia paseando, sin cut
darse de que ell sol del Brasil,
que debe de ser otro sol que ell
que alumbra los paises temola
dos, Gaia sobre 81 a plomo Y ha-
cia evaporarse ell sudor sobre
las espaldas y pecho5 desnudos
de los negros y mestizos Que ira
bajan en- las f2e@as eel muelle,
cubiertos >>n gra2I sombre-
ros de palma, y l,cy1ndo por
nnica inc mentaria unos an
chos calzones d algod6n raya-
do de azul.
Cansado de abrasars2, { -
rando la Senal del semaforo,
entr6 en- una barquilla cubierta
con I'm toldo y dijo al barque-
ro:
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
/ |

Ell negro dej6 de remar, man.
teniendose en- 81 miSmo sitio
con ell bote aproado a la marea.
I'm cuarto de bora despues
aparecieron ell baupres Y ell ta-
lamar de un vapor por detras
de un bosquecillo de los que Gu
brian de vegetation la isleta.
-iEl Berenguer!-exclam6
ell negro.
En- efecto: hacia ell puerto "a
vanzaba un hermoso vapor de
quilla roja, cuyo penacho de hui
Sc enredaba en- las copas de
los arhCles de la isleta, como los
welcomes de un carnero que salta
sobre matorrales.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
LOUGHRAN CONTRA CARR
TOLL

Buenos Aires, Sept. 22.-Con
tinuan los preparativos para Ia
Fiesta boxistica cue en- los pri-
mer9s dias del venidero mes de
cctubre tendra lUgar en- esta ca
pital.
Ia maxima attraction del pro.
grama sera ell encuentro entire
Caratoli, uno de los mas popu
lares boxers Iargentinos, y Tom
my Loughran, ell conocido pug
,lista norteamericano.
! Sc asegura que tanto Carato-
Ii como Loughran, una vez efec
tuado ell encuentro, saldran pa
"a Europa. Ell primero tiene O.
fertas de combates en- Inglate-
ira y en- Francia, y LoUghran
Y su manager Smith saldran ha
cha Espana, donde esperan pc
der arreglar un encuentro con
Pauline Uzcudun, en- Barcelona
o en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22

fue ganado en- ell sexto por ''no-
caut" tecnico.
Bonnetti reclsm6 y protest6
de Ia decision, alegando que ell
.cubano habia pegado de foul
Examinado convenientemente
|por los medicos no Sc pudo ha.
liar ninguna evidencia que just
Ificara tai reclamation.
La gaceta., 1934-09-22

mostrando "su clase." En- su Ill
timo encuentro, con Parisis, ven
clio al frances de manera deci-
silva, luego de I'm combate rudo
y sostenido.
La aficion barcelone1a qued6
,mUy complacida con esa exhibi-
cion, en- que tanto Torres como
Parisis Sc batier9n como dos
"hombrecitos."
La gaceta., 1934-09-22
ell semaf9ro.

esperado ell semaf 2ro.
gu pahuelo Sc agit6 en- ell al
re y un sombrero de jipiiapa
igualmente agitado respondi6 a
sus saludos.
III amor es ell gran objective
y no hay catalejo que alcance a
tan larghs distancias como 81,
Marietta y Carlos Sc habian
reconcile mrtuamente.
! V@ga, vega de prisa! Te
care propina,-grit6 Carlos al
negro. ~ al
Este aument6 ell n1mero de
.oipeS de reno y la barouira
estuVo bien pronto al aleance
de la voz. 1'e
= Marietta!
i Carlos!
H'N@s oos exclamaciones se