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loved mother OF Hattie NJ Hopkins.
passed away Sept g. Funeral and serv-
ices from the residence. 3z5 Bright 81,
STEAKS 4 FIEN FUNERAL SERVICE.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
IL Dancing Music. Dramatic

BALLROOM DANCING-New classes now
opening ten lessons for seven collars
Terms STOCKMAN STUDIOS EI-l6l0.
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hI Of + Ms c. r YORK Mrs. z. L McKew Of
Evansville sister of Mrs. Margaret L.
Johnson OF Indiana polls, passed away az
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. York, 1913
E 3ist st, Friday evening. Services
Monday at $50 al FLANNER & b.
CHANAN MORTUARY. Burial Crown
Hill Friends invited. Friends may call
Sunday afternoon and evening az the
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den Linden prior to entraiming for their 'Gark" to
Paris.
The first group Of grounded German soldiers is
sent back from the fighting area. Eager peasants
CROWD about the boz to ask about neacs from the
front.
off to defend the honor of France Martial airs
resound soldiers sho1O the tri-colors
An reUoir," the happy Frenchmen shout back as
they march to the troop trains.
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fraus" present bouquets of fowers to the soldiers
Friends cry ''duf 1CederSehn" for the last time.
TOP TO BOTTOM, RIGHT-Business in Paris is
suspended as French Grand, boMeuard upon
hearing the that France is again at Nth her
enemy of many centuries, GERMANY
In England, patriots parade the streets confident
that the Kings troops UW to the aid of France
in time to check the German inuasion
Confident German troops march DOM the Inter
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trid-Hugdry plans to nrade the country to punish
Serbia for the assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand
Tommy Atkins is hero again as he marches to
the transports which cU carry him across the English
channel to France
Cheers go up as contmgents parade through the
streets and friends lCish the soldiers "good-by.'
The triumphant departure through the streets in
German cities. Tears and laughter mingIe loyal
Evening star., 1934-07-08

cooperation they have given the Post
Office Department in the disSemina-
ton of stamp news, which has SO
materially aided the development OF
stamp collecting among all classes OF
people throughout the Nation"
Michael L. Eidsness, jr., writing in
Stamps magazine for July 7, says:
THE controversy over first-day sales
arrangements has been referred to
the National Federation of Stamp
Clubs. Such was the intent of a
resolution adopted by the Washing
ton Philatelic Society. And the sub
ject is one about which the fedora
ton properly can speak with au-
thority. 1t will be disinterested, ju-
dicial and fair. No neighborhood
passion will influence its decision,
and the Post Office Department can
repose implicit confidence in its
findings.
TO serve exactly such purposes
was the federation conceived and
founded. The federation idea is one
of cooperation for the best interests
of the hobby and business of stamps.
1t would bring together in one prac-
tical representative body the con-
structive thought of all accredited
philateiic organizations. 1t would be
parliament, tribunal. And such
an institution is sadly needed. It's
power would be an endowment of the
whole philatelic world.
Progress already has been made.
The immediate future depends upon
the constituent clubs. The fedora
ton will grow only through their ad-
herence. But the cohesive principle
which has been its motivating dy-
manic thus far, it is certain, will
carry it to complete and comprehen-
Sive success
Evening star., 1934-07-08
RAIL MAYFAIR EXPRESS
SERVICE is SIMPLIFlED
Door-to-Door Delivery to Be Pro-
vided in 80 Countries Under
New Plan.

Simplification of the international
railway-air transport express system,
to provide door -to-door delivery from
the United States to 30 foreign
countries, has been announced here
as a result of contract between the
Railway Express Agency, Inc, rep
resenting American railroads, and
the Pan n-American System.
The chief advantage of the new
system is that shipments may be made
by rail from any point in the United
States TO Pan-American terminals
at Miami or Brownsville, Tex. and
then by air to any one of the Central
or South American republics or the
West Indies on a single waybill,
known as an "airwaybin
The single "airwaybill" replaces the
complex and costly consular invoices,
bills of lading certificates of origin
and other documents peculiar to for
eign shipping and makes it easy for
the shipper TO use the international
air-rail agencies as it has been to
make shipments within the United
States. Many delays heretofore exist
ing at international borders, it is
claimed, are eliminated.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
BUS LINE BOOSTS
WAGE OF DRIVERS
Great Eastern Increases Average
Rate 10 Per Cent; Bonus Will
Be Given.

A voluntary increase in the wages
of some of its bus drivers was an
nounced yesterday by the Great
Eastern Stages, Inc. of Cleveland,
whose local terminal is at the An
napolis Hotel.
The increase is on a mileage basis.
The company stated that it would
amount to 10 per cent for most of
the drivers. In addition, the COM
pany will pay bonus of 10 per cent
for all drivers who have had good
safety record for the past u months.
The increase and the bonus. both
effective July /. were announced by
Paul K. Wadsworth, president of
the company.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
M'CARL CLEARS WAY
FOR PAY INCREASES
D. C. Policemen, Firemen and
Teachers Are Benefciaries
of Decision.

The way was cleared yesterday for
resumption of automatic pay increases
for policemen, firemen and school
teachers in the District of Columbia
when Controller General McCarl, in
letter to the District Commission
ers. held that they came within the
purview of legislation enacted by the
last Congress and that the funds
should come from the indefinite ap-
preparation for pay carried in the in
dependent Offices bill. The increases
amount to $750,000 annually.
The controller generals decision
had been anticipated both by reason
of the terms of the legislation itself
and because it followed principle he
laid down a week ago in passing on
promotions for customs employees who
with several other classes of workers
benefited by legislation which lifted
the ban on automatic promotions, an
nually, that had existed since July,
1892.
The customs decision had not made
Evening star., 1934-07-08

ers and enters them in his albums in
a chronological sequence without re-
gard to size or denomination. The
result is Layout" of stamps which
have the history of their first appear
ance indorsed on their face, and the
whole ensemble is a chronicle of postal
system progress.
The Washington Stamp Club of the
Air will have a broadcast meeting
from Station VOL Tuesday evening
at 8:15. Mr.. Kunze will discuss the
National Parks stamps
The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. Visitors welcome.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
GIRL ACCUSES OFFICIAL

JACKSON, Wyo., July CE).-Sam
T. Woodring, superintendent of the
Grand Teton National Park, faces
trial on statutory charge involving
an 11-year-old girl
Woodring pleaded not guilty and
waived preliminary hearing. His bond
was set at $4,000.
Woodring said the charges are, "of
course, untrue" He added he had
sent in temporary resignation to the
Park Service to prevent stigma to the
Government service"
Woodring is SIS and married. The
complaint was signed by the girls
mother, Park Service employe
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Famous Knight" a Girl.

Bones of Bayard, the Knight with
out fear or reproach," which for CEN
turies have been kept in a sealed
chest in SaSsenage. France, and re-
vered as authentic, have just been
found to be those of a girl Bayard
held in check 200 Spaniards on the
Bridge of Garigliano and became a
hero. Before marriage many youths
made obeisance to the relics and
vowed to live like the great warrior.
A doctor who recently examined the
bones declared them to be those of a
miss.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
PARADE WILL FEATURE
LEGION SESSION HERE
Georgia Avenue to Be Scene of
March During Department
Convention in August.


A parade on Georgia avenue will
be one of the features of the conven-
ton of the District Department of
the American Legion at the Paul
Junior High School August 8, 9
and 10.
The parade will be from Park road
to Peabody street, starting at pm
on August g. In it there will be 25
musical organizations, a detachment
of Cavalry from Fort Myer, COM
manded by Col. Kenyon Joyce, as
we'll as other colorful units.
The parade is under sponsorship of
the Georgia Avenue Business Mems
Association. E. L. Edwards is the
chairman of the associations Parade
Committee
Evening star., 1934-07-08

clear, however, which fund was to be
used to care for these advances
All the local employees will now get
the increases they should have re-
ceived during the two years the auto
matte promotions were suspended, but
the controller general cautions that
back pay is not allowed.
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Rain Saves Crop.

Hungarys grain crop, threatened by
drought, has been saved by bounte-
GUS rain, but the vineyard district suf-
fered heavy damage in violent hail
storm
Evening star., 1934-07-08
Prince Will Be Leader.

Prince George is to be president of
the Royal Agricultural Society Of
Britain
Evening star., 1934-07-08
FARMER is CANDIDATE
G. Merrill Harrison of suitland

G. Merrill Harrison of Suitland
Seeks Commissionership.
BY STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. July 7.
&C Merrill Harrison of Suitland. a
truck farmer. yesterday filed his petit
ton with the board of election super
visors as candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for county commits
sioner.
He is the first to file for the county
board.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
ACUSApG

A disposition de la eorte de
J criminal sera puesto hoy, por
ell juex Watkins, de la Corte de
Policia, w. H. Simmons. a quien
los v~igilanteS Owens Y Mans
field acuSan de haber a;rebata
do una cartera a la Sra. w. +.
Hall, reSidente en- la casa nu-
nero go de la Gale Hora'io.
Cruzaba la Sra. Hall Ia -alje
lie Cleveand, por la esqUina del
Boulevard, cuando Ell Simmons
lie quito la cartera, dandose d la
fuga,
Otro individuo arrestado en-
relacion con el suceso, Lotion
Kits, qued6 en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
ACUSADO De
HERR A

Aver por la manana recib:o
asistencia medica en- Ell hospital
Municipal el ciudadano Hugh
Abramson, vecino de la Gale II
y avenida KnollwoOd, a quien hi
,riera con arma blanca l.. c. Nc
Dougal, segGn teStigos presen-
ciales de la rina.
Ell anna con que McDougal
hiriera a Abramson no ha po-
dido ser encontrada, pero los
medic0s Green que es in ouchi-
10 de carnicero, porqae destro-
70 cast por complete el cuerpo
del herido,
Ell estado de Abramson era
anoche desesperado,
McDougal Sc halla encerrado
en- la carcel de la ciudad.
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EN- AUSTRIA

Viena. Julio 16.-Los gendar
mes combatier7n aver con eX-
miembros de la guardia repu
blicana que trataban de verifi-
ar una asamblea Ell los hos :
CUES, cerca de Kaltenleutgeben,
pereciendo cuatro personals.
La session habia Sido convoca
"a por los socialitas y era Sc
ereta, pero fu6 denunciada por
dos voluntari0s ~fascistas.
Los gendarmes Sc vieron 70 :
deados por los asambleistas y tie
miendo por sus vidas dispara :
ron las armas que portaban.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
REGRESO Ell DELEGADO
DE LOS EMIGRADOS RE-
! VOLUCIONARIOS

FL Sr. Antonio Reyes, dele
gado de los Emigrados Revo-
lucionarios Cubanos, regres6 a
esta ciudad procedente de la
Habana u dara cuenta de las
gestiones hechas cerca del pre-
sidente Mendieta y sus colabo-
radores. .
Una junta extraordinaria de
la directiva de esa association
Sc efectuara ell microbes, a las
ocho de la noche ,en uno de los
salones del Circulo Cubano.
Ell secretario de los emigra-
dos, Sr. Jose R. S%anfeliz, supli-
ca la asistencia de todos, para
que escuchen ell informe del Sr.
Reyes.
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nuestros hombre no puede SEN
tarse alrededor de una mesa y
llegar a un acuerd0, sin necesl-
dad de violencia o d~erramamien
to de sangre. Las huelgas son
IN NAL necesario, pero, al igual
que las guerras, no f%avorecen
a nadie."
Johnson seguira hoy viaje a
San Francisco, a estudiar ALI
detenidamente ell conflicto.
Atribuye la gravedad de TODD
20 que ALI sucede a que los ma
.vieros no tienen IN c6digo y
nan venido maltratando los de-
rechos del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
DESCUBIERTO OTRO CADA
YER EN- UN BAUL

Londres, Julio l6.-El cada-
yer descubierto dentrO de un
.baul, en- Brighton, Sc ha identi-
ficado como ell de una muJer
n2mbrado Violeta Kaye.
Junto con ell cuerpo Sc encon
traron la cabeza y los brazos del
torso que hace pocas semanas
Sc hallara en- la misma estacion.
La policia asegura que los
dos crimenes fuerOn cometidos
por la misma persona,
Las autoridades tienen en- su
poder cartas y un PIANO empapa
do sangre, que Sc cree propie :
dad de la mujer asesinada,
Creese que a la Kaye Sc lie
do muerte a golpes de martillo.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
DESEA Ell P~RESIDENTE
UNA NORMA NACIONAL
CON RESPECTO A LA E.
LECTRICIDAD

Washington, Julio l6.-Hl
presidente Roosevelt, en- un des
pacho trasmitido por la telegra
fla sin hilos, aprueba la crea-
ci6n de un comit6 para decidir
una norma nacional y lograr
que ell pueblo pueda consumir
la eletricidad disponible al mas
bajo costo possible.
Desempenara la presidencia
de csc comite el secretario del
interior, Sr. Ickes. Su mission sc
"a preparar medidas que discu-
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
CHOFER LESTONADO

Dos AUTOMOBILES chocaron "A
yer en- la eSluina de las aveni-
das Nebraska Y Ross, recibien-
do IeSiones graves el chofer j.
Kennedy, de Is amos, que guia-
IA un vehiculo de alquiler.
Hoy Sc lie haran radiografias
en- ell Hospital Municipal.
A las autoridades no sc ha-
ia denunciado el accidente has
la la manana de hoy.
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ira ell venidero congreSo.

tira ell venidero congreso.
Ell Pesidente describe las "a
tribuciones del comite en- la for
ma siguiente: Sera Su debar de-
sarrollar un plan para la mas
strecha cooperation de los va
rios factories en- ell abastecimien
to de fluido electrico, estable :
iendo una norma nacional que
haga possible consumir csc flui-
do al mas bajo precio possible.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
NEGRO MUERTO A PUMA
LADAS

Una mujer de la raza negra
do aver muerte a su marido,
Richard Smith, en- ana pequena
casa de la esquina de las GALES
Spruce Y Fay, en- West Tampa.
Declare la mujer a los diputa
dos del sheriff que su marido
trat6 de pegarle con un latigo y
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
nEFV1NClONEA

Dej6 de existir aver en- su do
micilio, casa Mum. 2510 de la
calle Leroy, en- West Tampa, la
Sra. Esperanto Soto, de "a a
nos. La sobreyiven su esposo,
ST.. Antonio Soto; dos hijas, En-
riqueta Lopez y Laureana Sal
gado; una hermana, Sra. Jose
ia Alvarez, Y un hermano, Fran
cisco Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
JOHNSON PIDE QUE LA
HUELGA De SAN FRAN
CISCO Sc sonnet A AR
BITRAJE

Portland, Oregon, Julio 10
FL Oral. Johnson, administra :
dor de la NRA, abog6 anoche
porque Sc someta a arbitraie la
huelga de los muelles de San
Francisco.
mo puedo entender por que
esta situacion ha durado mas de
"a horas. Els algo parecido a 10
curado ell decir que un grupo de
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
los NUENOS JEFES DE LA
IOGIA PROGRESO 81

Tomaran possession Ell la no.
he del martes, a la ocho, los
nuevos jefes de la LOgia Pro-
areso 81, perteneciente a la or
den Odd Fellows.
Tn programa especial Sc ha
preparado, segun nos comunlca
81 atento secretario Jesus Me-
nendez.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16

aue ella Sc defendi6 con un GU
chillo de carnicero.
Muri6 Smith cuando en- una
mbulancia era trasladado al
hospital de personals de su raza.
La mujer fue encerrada en-
"a carcel.
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
ASALTNEON Y
A UN DE GA
LLINAS

Tarpon Springs, Julio 10
Las luces de SUI autom6vil dela-
ron de alumbrar en- la carrete-
IA Y l.. b. Flanagan, vendedor
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
ARRIRO DE MEXICO
Ell PROFESSOR HANNA

En- cl vapor Cuba, que lego
aver a Port Tampa, proceden-
tie de Key West y la Habana,
La gaceta., 1934-07-16
UN MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORE

Ell anuncio modemo tiene tanto mteres como I'm
artculo de pohtica, SOCIOLOGICAL o cualquer otro tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas veces listed encuen-
ira 10 que lie convene y ohas recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesta.
Ell comerciante mOdemo anuncia con arreglo a 10
que puede cumpEry siempre cumple 10 que ofrece, por-
que sabe que el pubIco lee los anuncios y exlge ell cum
pimiento de 10 anumciado.
Leyendo un anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
mas bajos que rigen en- Ell mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubEca la
propaganda y al penodico que la imprime.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de elos hay pa
ra listed cosaS muy convenlentes
1903 Ia. Avenida. 1elefono 43YZ
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNClOS DE
LA GACETA
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
BASE BALL
T DEL DIAMANTE

La inauguration de la tempo
rada de las grandes ligas no pu
do verificarse aver en- Wash
ington, a causa de la lluvia.
Ell p~residente Roosevelt tenfa
el brazo preparado para lamar
ia primera pelota, pero Ell nal
tempo hubo de impedirlo.
La temporada Sc iniciara hoy
,jugando todos los clubs de las
dos grandes ligas, de acuerdo
con los senalamientos anuncia.
dos.
En- la Liga Americana los Sc
nadores jugaran en- Boston, los
Yankees en- Filadelfia, los I'll
gres en- Chicago Y los Browns
en- Cleveland.
En- la Nacional, los Philies en-
New York, los Braves en- Broo-
Piratas en- st. Louis y los
Cubs en- Cincinnati.
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
CON LOS GUANTES

He aqui algunos detalles de
la pelea que Martinez de Alta
ra sostuViera en- Paris con ell
campe6n de los semi-pesados,
Marcel Thill.
Alfara pesa algo mas que e.
campe6n mundial y os dos pri-
meros asatos son netamente a
su favor. Sc muestra mas rapi-
do que Thill y mas eficaz. En-
el tercer round Thill Sc decide
a probar que es capaz de ganar
a 81 adVerSariO con la velOcidad
de los punos y, en- %efecto, 10 con
sigue. Alfara, desconcertado
por esta rapldez inesperada, pc
ga baj0, siend0 amoneStado por
los jueces. BESIDE este instante,
a pesar de esfuerzos dignos de
10 mayoreS eIogIOS, Ell eSpanoI
no consigue recobrar su sereni-
dad, mientras que Thill Sc apli-
ca a TRAFALGAR concienzudamen-
te en- Ell cuerpO a cuorpo, marti-
llandO COnstantemente a su ad-
versario, hasta d~ejarle sin respi
raci0n y rendido. Alfara reac-
ciona y dirige algunos buenos a
taques al cuerpo de su confirm
cante, pero Thill es de bronco;
.encaja los golpes mas rudos CO.
no 81 fueran caricias y prosi-
que su labor destructora.
Ell espanol Sc bate mas bien
como un desesperado, esquivan
do los golpes como puede. Sin
embargo, hasta ell d6cfmo asalto
Alfara vuelve a tOmar la inicia
tiva y desconcierta al campe6n,
pero este sc recupera en- ell duo
decimo y Sc lama a la ofensiva.
Ell arbitro, un tai Simonetin,
La gaceta., 1934-04-17

cedula de yecindad expedida a
csc nombre,
] Servent sigui6 escribiendo.
- Bautista Crespo, desea en-
cohtrar colocaci6n en- alguna
casa respectable, como lacayo de
antesala, ayuda de camara o al
90 parecido.
lie agradeceria infinite lie
desc una de estas plazas en- 81
servleIo domestico 81 tiene pro-
porci6n para clio.
Is un hombre de buenos an
teeedentes, que ha servido en-
V"rlaS casas principales v a
4ulen me recomienda ell Minis
tfo de la Gobernaci6n muv Ell
cazmente.
Antlcipa a listed las gra.
cias, ETC." e
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
-iComprende ustad Va 90

7~GComprende listed va, Sc
nor SerVent,-dijo Mediodien-
te, pues era ell expolizonte dis
frazado,-que puedo servir pa
ra 10 que listed quiera?
81, 81, en- efecto. Es listed
un c6mico admirable. Voy a es-
cribir la carta que n~ecesita. e
Embellishments Sc presentara
con ella en- casa del marques de
Pena Roja.
Y Servent, escribi6:
"Sr. Marques de Pena Roia.
Mi estimado amigo.
Eel dador de la presente..."
-GQu6 nombre ponemos ,?
.pregunt6 a Mediodiente.
-Bautista Crespo,-eontes-
t6.-Casi todos los lacayos, avn
das de camara, etc, Sc llaman
B~autistai Y ademas, tengo una
La gaceta., 1934-04-17

-Ahora mismo la tendra.

cl0n.
-Ahora mismo la tendra.
y variar de aspecto ,-dijo
ell expolizonte, despegandoSe de
un tir6n la larga barba negra y
ell bigote que lie disfrazaban
completamente.
Entonces Sc tranStorm6 en-
un hombre de un2S treinta amos
de fisonomia simpatica e inteli-
genie.
-iOh! iCrei que esas bar
bas eran ~naturales !-exclam6
admirable Servent.
Este lie demostrara que Sc
variar de rostro cuando quiero.
-i Es admirable, en- efecto!
~ bien! GQue necesita?
-Entrar EN- un cuarto toca-
dor y alguna ropa usada, seria,
como la de algun antique cria-
La gaceta., 1934-04-17

maize, sonriendose con cara de
buen hOmbre.
-Entonces, listed dira 10 que
desea.
-Caballero,-dijo ell reco-
mendado del ministro,-yo soy
de oficio lacayo de antesala. He
,servido EN- la embaiada inglesa,
EN- casa del condo de Punonros-
tro, del marques de Noyaliches
y EN- la de Retortillo: tengo bue-
mas referencias, Y desearia que
tme recomendase listed, senior.
al marques de Pena Roja pa
ra...
Servent Sc echo a reir Y ex-
clam6:
i Demonio de hombre! mo
lie habia conocido!... Tiene us
ted, en- efecto, tipo de lacayo de
casa grande,
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
LA GACETA

Sc cree con derecho a detener el
combate al final del decimo ter
zero bajo Ell pretexto de que AL
lara no escuch6 sus avisos Y SUI
jet6 los brazos de su adversario.
Los primeros en- sorprender-
Sc de esq actitud son ell cam
pe6n y su adyersario, pero no
ihubo ~apelaci6n contra 10 dis
puesto.
Alzandose de hombros ThilI
tendi6 la mano a Alfara, ell cual
atomic y boquiabierto contem-
plaba a Simonetin dolorido de
la injusticia.
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
LA QUINTA PARTIDA EN-
TIRE LOS MAESTROS A
LEKHINE Y BOJOLJUBOW

Villingen, Alemania, abril II
Tn analisis de la quinta partida
entire ell DR.. Alekhine, de Paris,
y E. D. Bojoljubow, de Alema-
MIA, por ell campeonato de ale
drez del mundo ,muestra que ell
campe6n tenia una posici6n de
victoria cuando sc dict6 la sus
pension, luego de 40 movimien.
tOs.
Cuando Sc continue la parti-
da, Alekhine trat6 de destacar
Su ~ventaja, pero BojoljUbow.
con dos obispos contra Alekhi-
ne dos caballos pudo evadir Ell
cataque y la partida Sc declare
tablas a los 81 movimientos,
La anotaci0n ahora es: DR..
Alekhine 3A puntos, Bogolju-
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
OXEO
DE GUZMAN

Miami, abril 17.-El jovenci
to Baby Joe Guzman, de Key
West y Tampa venci6 al fila
delfiano Sammy Tisch, en- I'M
combate a 8 asaltos. GuzmAn
tenia una ventaja en- Ell peso de
cinco libras.
Johnny Lucas obtuvo una vic
toria por nocaut t6cnico, EN- ell
mismo pr9grama, sobre Meyer
Grace, de Chicago.
Ell arbitro Sc interpuso en- el
noveno asalto porque Grace te-
MIA sacramento lastimado el oiO
derecho.
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
V

POGO despueS, presentabase
en- ell despaeho, un hombre CO.
mo de cincuenta amos, veStido
decentemente de negro, esme-
radamente peinado ell entreca-
no cabello, que llevaba aplasta-
do sobre las sieneS; de fisono-
mia bonachona, cast inocente,
mirar ingenue Y actitud respe-
tuoSa.
IN senior miniStro me re-
comienda a usted,-dijo Ser
vent al desconocido,-y Segura-
mente no sera para ningun des-
tino que 81 ha podido proper
cionarle.
No, senor,-contesto con
voz atiplada ell inc6gnito perso-
La gaceta., 1934-04-17
EN- MAYO Sc EFECTUARA
LA PELEA PAULINE w
UNDERSTANDING

Barcelona, abriI 17.-Oficial-
mente Sc do aqui la noticia de
que la pelea entire Max Schme-
ling el excampe6n del peso pc
sado, y Pauline Uzcudun, Sc We
rificara ell dia - de mayo, en- es
ia poblaci0n.
Para el pasado domingo Sc
habia senalado ell combate, Pc
70 hubo de suspenderse cuando
Schmeling Sc lastim6 una ma
no.
Cr6ese que para antes de esa
fecha ell excampe6n sc hallara
en- perfectas condolences.