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SUNDAY

A M.
6:30-Pep Club
7:OO-Sunday at Aunt Susans sCCBSl.
8:OO-Imperial Hawaiians (CBSl.
83O-Patterns in harmony (CBS).
S:45-Alex Semmler fCBSl
9:0O-Jake's entertainers.
9 :30-Christian Men Builders.
Trail (CBSl.
/ .00-Ann Leaf al the organ tCBS).
II :20-Compinskv trio (CBSl.
10 :00-Noon-Dessa Byrd'S organlog.
:30-Detroit symphony rCBSl.
2:00-Bufalo workshop (CBSl.
2:3O-Oregon on parade (CBS).
3:0o-Plavboys tCBSl.
3:15-Poet's Gold CCBSl.
3:3O-Bakers lCBS).
4:O0-Tunes of the week
5:00-Wheeler mission program.
5:3O-Chicago Knights (CBSl.
6.0O-Columbia variety hour (CBSl.
7.00-Buddv ROGERS and orchestra lCBSl
Warnings Pennsvlvanians CCBSl.
8.00-Serenade lCBSl.
8.3O-Ferde Grofe's Americana (CBSI
9:00-Little Jack Little crchestra lCbo)
9:15-Ba seball scores.
9:20-Little Jack Little orchestra iCbSl
9.30-Casa Iona orchestra tCBSl
9:45-Joe Reichman orchestra lCBS).
1O.O0-Red Nichols orchestra tCBS).
10 .30-Serenaders.
lO.45-Henrv Busse orchestra tCBSl.
! .00-Earl Hines orchestra tCBSl.
11:l5-Keith Beecher orchestra tCBSl.
II .3O-Jack Russell orchestra tCBSl.
u 00-Midnight-Sign of.
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FIRST GRID INJURY!

Season and Breaks Leg.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 1.-THE foot
ball season isn't under way yet. but
the first accident was reported to-
6ay. ISidore Baron. Is. suffered
broken leg when he was tackled in
a practice game.
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Race Entries
Today
Al DETROIT

AT DETROIT
F.rsf Race $500 claiming. z-vear-olds
and up one and one-sixteenth miles-xtsI
zWhsnTdooole. ito. sam pass. ii5 5o xHo me-
Ike. 40. NBiLly Champ. 10. falRadio
service, 10. xTremendous. lo5, xWhite
morn. 40. Justa Sheik. us.
taIsingleton and Perrot entry.
Second Race $500. claiming; Swear
c.cs and up six furlOngsl -Broadcaster,
l0l NGrand Champion. I07. xCOme Seven
100 xDonna Lascar. i00 Idle Along 100
A0onsan. ITO. Gracious Gift IFS. Sing
lug Heart. 1917. Donna James. los. xChief
Daunt. 10. xKaloa. l05I Prometheus. 100.
Third Race ls8Oo. Allowances 2-year-
oids. Inc Border Cities. hVe and one-half
ll2. Maple Prince. II2, "a Mamie. IO7
Hastinoia. l12. BriCo. l07 Clint. ll2. Miss
Wise il2: Mccarthy. l07; Moonson, l07;
"a CONAN Brothers and E. G. Drake
entry.
Fourth Race $500. claiming: 3-year-olds
and up. SIX furlongs l-Crackle. los.
Irene Bob. III. Genteel Lady. 100; Up
III. Chastity. I07; Bing Crosby. 100: Ter
rler. ll6-
Fifth Race $1,000. The Juvenile Deci-
sion purse. FIVE and one-han furlongSl-
Deh's Delight i22 Bandalore. lls. Wise
Bessa. 49, Fast Stride. lls. Laird. 49,
FIRST Entry. i22.
Sixth Race 81 500. added; The Bloom
field HIS handicap. 3-year-olds and up.
one and one-slxteenth miles -Ladfield
Ils "A Mr. Sponge l08. Fill l07, "A Pari
Mutual I08 Miss Parray. 1903, Bahamas.
100. ROYAL Bunder. ll3. Safe and Sound,
100. our Count. 107; Penncote. l0l. Pre-
War l0l.
"a C. and c. l. King entry.
Seventh Race 1890. claiming 4-yesr-
Odds and up. one and one-eighth miles,
NTransbird III. xEspinetta. l08. Sweep
egman. 1l2. xBob Dozer 1903. XEVelIne F..
l0l xMuslet, 100: xZenka. los.
Eight Race $500. claiming: 3-vear-olds
and up. one mile l-MarechaL l09 Pee
deequc 100. LuganO ia. Jean Brown.
100 The Bard. III. Johnny Shaw. 100.
TaiomOnd. 100. Prefer. Ice, Catino. ia.
Mad Eagle l04.
Ninth Race substitute; $500; claiming;
3-vear-oidS and up six furlongsi-
xUrchin. los. Theron. no. Memphis Lass
no. XSue Terry. los. sun worship. lis:
xDce Tees i05, woven Martinez. los;
xBiack Diamond. 10. Morsun. lis, xFor-
get Not 10. Office Girl. 10: xCharlie.
xApprentice allowances claimed.
Weather clear. track good
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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feature i've Got a Warm Spot in NV
Heart for You" and My Hats on the
Side of NY Head" in her song .recita,
over WFBM and the WABC-Columbia net
work Saturday from 9 90 to 9:l5
Del Staigers' own composition. Carnival
Of venice VII BE- psyeqb BY 6nf band
concert Saturday at 7:30 p. m. over an
NRC-W.IZ Network
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AT HAWTHORNE

FIRST Race 1890: allowances: The
Crestwood. 2-vear-olds: i've and half
furiOnCs STA David S. 10; % Where
aWav 10. Dignitarv. 115: Upside Down.
IFS: Official. ITO: ID Blue Armor 10;
Marcellamiss. 607: "a Slim Rosie. ll2.
tatAarons and We'll entry.
tbl-MilkY Wav Farms entry.
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Irvington Merchants will battle Indian
apolis Cardinals Sunday at Ellenberger at
$50. All Merchants notice.
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Second Race 1890. claiming: Swear
oldS and up. six and one-half furlongs II
xSsracen Maid. 90. XCogair 1l2: xBlind
Luck. 100. Prince Sulieman ia: Port
manteau. ia. Wild Reign. l09: xAlma
s. l04. CloidO. ia. xAnnan. 100.
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Third Race $500. claiming: 2-year-olds:
five and one-half furlOngsl -Deadeye
Dick 10. Clean Sport. lOs: Shan. III,
xBrllIiant Duke loo: Virginella ITO;
xKissin Bug i02: xLo. los; Lovesick. l07.
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sixth Race 50. OOO The Chicago handi-
cap. 3-year-olds and up. one and one
eighth milesi-tAl Gold Signet. l0l; tB =
Howard I07. &C. Blessed Event. l07; tAl-
Ebouv Lady. i03 Navanod. los: Frank
OrmOnt l02. Late Date. Ill. &C. Blen
Fau. i1q. B NeV Deal ll2
"A Coldstream stud-RockwOcd farm en-
try
fBlJ W Parrish entry.
&C Corsicana stable entry.
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Fourth Race 1890: claiming: 3-year-old
and up. six furlongsl -Levaal IFS. xHigh
Bottom 10s Rubio. IFS: Siskin. l15
xCaptan Red il3: Martie FLYNN. ia,
Polly Diskin. 1l3; Prior. ZIG: Malolo. us.
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Eight Race $500. claiming. 3-vear-olds
and up. one mlIel-Marechal 100. Pee
deequc i09 LuganO. ia. Jean Brown.
100 The Bard III. Johnny Shaw l09:
TaiomOnd. 100. Prefer 1c6. Catino. ia.
Mad Eagle l04.
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second RAe $500. claiming: .2-yesr-old
rsiders. i've and one-haf furlongs.--
N E5S8 l:s i s1et e case 65 49, canary o5
xJohnuv o lot. NExcavator. i0T. Best
Bid. ~. Blanche Z. los. xCherrv Cross.
Wld. ios- Princess Pal. III. Serene 100:
Cav Hastings III. Nv Peter III. Torch
Lassis. ios. Kitty c conneI. 100.
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Third Race $500 claiming: S-vear-olds
and ~. one mile Highest Point. 10,
no. Southland Belle los. xRoselake IS;
Pidge 100. Greenwald. 10. Our SANDY.
10 xTommy los Trv King. liz. xChau-
Representative. io1.
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Fifth Race $500. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up. SIX furlongs Dis Dat. ll3 Broad
Meadows. 1l3. xNOcturnlabe 96 xImpun-
itv. %. xFoxiana l06 Cloudet. 1903. PAN
coast. III. Occult. 100.
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Firs- Race $500. Claiming: S-vesr-oids
ard up. SIX furlongS False Plety. 100.
Morgii us. Siiverdaie IL: Deemster. III
Morning Fair 100 XBusy Ven. los. Babe
Eline Nielsen. 10, Slack Comet. III.
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Claiming Handicap: 3-year-olds and up:
SIX furlonCsl -PompeiuS. lis; Chancing.
IO7. Kawagoe. 106; Flintshot. los. Hope
TODD. us.
Second Race 81 500: added. The North
American SteeplechaSe Handicap, Swear
olds and up. about two milesl-Rideaway.
f42. Best PLAY 149. Rocky Run, 1873:
Cherry BRANDY $50. Border warrant. l54.
AmaEansett. l43. Tanarlngo. $50.
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Fourth Race $500: claiming. Swear
olos and NJ: SIX urlonEs Yankee Waters.
i0f. Rolanca. loi. SIS Agnes. 10; Fayette
Prince. III. Ben Minfurn. us. xBillies
orphan. io3: Justice Logan. lis. Lady
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b RedSN los
HITS
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Southeastern Cubs will play Martins
willie Artesians Sunday at Martinsville
Cubs will practice this afternoon at
Boulevard and Twenty-irst street. All
players report at 100.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

taci6n y fama eran universities
y ante quien Sc humillaban las
mas atlas inteligencias,-diio
el padre Celestino, dando amis-
loS2S golpecitos en- la espalda de
Garces.-Pero en- fin. ide que
Sc trata? Sepamos 81 70 puedo
meter mi cuarto a espadas.
Sc trata de 81 Luis debe Sc
gulrnoS a su madre Y a mi a
America, Sc entiende con 81
futura esposa, o permanecer
aqui al frente de su hacienda.
y 5que dice Bienve,, dioo
LUIS que todavia me equivoco
y creo que hablo con ell Que tan
tas wees tire de las orejas para
enseharle latin y griego?-diio
ell padre, rlendose con su STEM.
pre- bonachona sonrisa.
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con ell dedo, aunque injusta-
mente, 10 cual a nadie lie cons
ia, yo no debo permanecer en-
Espana. Debo volver ALI don
de mi otra personalidad es res
petada Y querida.
All! Pues %entonces, padre,
-interrumpi6 diciendole Luis,
-es inutil hablar mas.
7iPor que?
-Porque tanto Aurora como
20, no queremos separarnos de
voSotroS.
y he aqui 10 que me tiene
perpiejo, hijo mic.
No veo...
-Vuestra fortuna ,es decir,
la de la que va a ser tn mujer...
NO., no.. Suya, suya,-dijo
Aurora viyamente.
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No se discutira ell titulo del

prlmero. En- West Springfield,
Mass, Jimmy Martin, de New
York, peleara con Charley Tur
co, de Worcester, y Felipe Yam
DO, de Puerto Rico, con Vernon
Cormier. Relampago Saguero,
pdgil cubano, combatira en- Ne
wark, New Jersey, con Danny
Levine; en- Houston, Texas, VIII
cat Monte Sc dara de punetazos
con Pat Murphy, de Terre Hau-
te, Indiana.
Las PARTICIPATES peleas del
martes seran entire Eddie Kid
Wolfe y Tiger Burns; Lee Ra-
mage y Tony Cancela, en- Los
Angeles, California; Paul Ladd
y Joe Dundee, en- Houston, y
Harry Jacobs y Eddie Ran, en-
Newark.
Ell microbes, en- Chicago,
George Nichols tendra de ad-
versario a Solly Dukelsky.
Al Gamer, ell jueves, en- New
Haven, sera el rival de Arthur
Huttick, ell corpulento neoyor-
quino.
Para ell viernes Sc anuncia
una pelea, en- Atlantic City, en-
tire ell negro Desconocido Wins
ton y Rosy Rosales, de Cleve-
land.
Tony Dominguez, ell camagGe
yano, Sc presentara en- Balti =
more frente a Lou Raymond,
que suponemos no sera una pa
Iona.
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BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Utilizando al pitcher Warne-
Ike, ell Chicago venci6 a los Gil
gantes, que solo pudieron ba :
tear 3 hits. Ell director Grimm
.dispar6 3 hits en- 3 Wales a la
gonna"
Los Cardenales perdieron ell
primer desafio, con los "dod :
gers" pero ganaron ell segundc
Alfonso Lopez no bate6 de hit
en- cuatro wees.
En- Ell septimo los Braves sa-
Heron de su estupor, dominan-
do por complete a los Piratas.
Tres lanzadores utilize cada
"team."
Pasaron los rojos por encima
de los "phillies" en- I'm doble en-
cuentro. La primera victoria Sc
acredit6 a D%erringer y la Sc :
gunda a Fleitas.
New York 1c, 3h, Be.
Chicago 7c, 10h, De.
Brooklyn lie, 14h, De.
st, Luis sc, 1Oh, De.
Brooklyn &c, 11h, 2e.
st. Luis 7c, 14h, De.
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UNA LEONA AUTOMONl-
LISTA

West Bronwich, Inglaterra,
.gostto PEI Sr. F. Harris,
corredor de automobiles quien
posee en- esta ciudad una pista
especialmente construida para
llevar a cabo sus ejercicios Pc
ligrosisimos, en- los cuales, con
su auto a toda velocidad CORE
cast perpendicularmente al sue
10, ha educado a una %leona, tam
bi6n de su propiedad y que Sc
llama Rita par aque sea su
companera en- estos peligrosos
ejercicios.
Rita" c6modamente Sc a.
cuesta en- una pequena platafor
ma adherida al auto, y con su
amo al timon, CORE a ciento
cincuenta millas por bora al
rededor de la pista.
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BOXEO
SCHMELING PUSO A DOR
MIR A WALTER NEUSEL

Hamburgo, Alemania, agosto
27.-El 'hulano negro del Rim
Max Schmeling, que en- un item
20 ostentara la corona del pc
so complete, perdiendola en-
una batalla con Primo Carne-
ra, puso anoche a dormir, en-
ell octave a~salto, a Walter Neu-
sci, I'm compatriota suyo a
quien los eXpertos senalaban
como un legitimo contendiente
al titulo de Max Baer.
Mas de 100000 espectadores
presenciaron ell combate y mu-
chos de ellos creian que Neusel
seria ell vencedor, pasando a su
cabeza la corona de campe6n
de Alemania.
Neusel inici6 la ofensiva con-
ira su mas Experimental o.
ponente, siendo dominado en-
los cuerpo a cuerpo y en- la ac-
ci6n "afuera', a distancia.
BESIDE ell principle Neusel
aued6 sometido a I'm terrible
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nlend0Se.
No, padre MIC, no...-ex-
clam6 Luis, levantandose y ayu-
dando al anciano a acercarse al
grupo.-Usted no puede inte-
rrumpir a los cue lie consideran
como su sabio consejero.
-Aconsejar yo, hijo MIC, al
que considero como un sabio,
como una lumbrera que.
-Padre,-contest6 Cares,
aquel muri6; de NADIA lie han ser
vido su ciencia y su saber para
no verse hundido en- ell divide, y
aun agradeciendo y deseando
que no Sc acuerden de ell.
-Llamese listed como Sc la
me, tenga la personalidad que
tenga ,siempre sera para mi
aquel sabio doctor. cuya repu-
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castigo, que su menor habilidad

caStlgO, que Su menor naDllloao
no lie permitia evadir. AL fina-
liar ell octave asalto cast no pc
dia tenerse de pie Y sus padri-
nos decidieron que no saliera q
discutir ell noveno.
Contra la acometividad incon
sistente de laspirante a cam
pe6n, S%chmeling opuso su trial
dad y la dureza de sus punos.
Al sonar la campana en- ell oc-
.tavo, Neusel Sc tambaleaba, CO.
mo 81 estuviera a punto de caer.
Encontro su esquina, a pesar
del aturdimiento, pero sus Sc
gundos no pudieron revivirle lc
suficiente para que ~respondie-
Ira a la campanada del noveno.
Pesaba ell excampe6n mundia.
actual campeon de Alemania
1913 libras y su antagonists 1913
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SORPRENDE A BAER LA
VICTORIA

San Leandro, California,
Agosto 27.-Al ser enterado de
que Max Schmeling habia de
Irrotado a Walter Neusel, por a
bandono, en- ell octave asalto, ell
campe6n Max Baer do a enten
der que cast no podia creerlo.
Baer sostuvo I'm cOmbate con
Max y lie venci6, con extraordi-
maria facilidad.
Habia el escogido como VEN
cedor a Neusel, por puntos.
No quiso discutir la posibili-
dad de otro match" con ell ger
mano.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27
LIGA DE- LA CIUDAD

Los tabaqueros de Schwab-
Davis siguen en- ell primer lugar
de la Liga, pues hasta ahora nc
han perdido ningun desafio. A
yer vencieron a los de la CANA
,ra de Concrete de Ybor, por e
margen de una carrera, aunque
solo batearon 5 hits, tres menos
que los derrotados.
Subieron al segundo lugar los
tabaqueros de regalia de Re-
t gensburg, que superaron a la
Camara de West Tampa, dispa-
rando NADIA menos que Is hits,
Is de Contreras, 8 de Grandio y
2 cada uno de r. Fernandez,
Gonzalez, F. Perez, Al Garcia
~ Rameriz.
Los limpiadores de Vogue
"limpiaron" a los bodegueros
de A y P con anotaci6n de tres
carreras por II.
Y los de la cerveza alegre-
mente atropellaron a los salchi-
cheros.
Ybor City &c Oh, 2e.
Schwab-Davi &c, 5h, de.
Regensburg SC, 18h, Be.
w. Tampa &c, Oh, 2e.
A y P &c, Oh, lie.
Vogue &c, 6h, lie.
La Tropical DC, Oh, 4e.
Herman &c, Oh, 4e.
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Ell A LA GUARDIA
Gel MEJOR DEFENSOR
DE LOS OBREROS"

New York agosto 27.-Por
primera vez, la Federation de
iObreros de los Estados Unidos
CAmerican Federation Of La
bor) invita- a un alcalde neo-
yorquino como Huesped de Ho-
nor a su convention annual.
Ell Sr. William Green, Presi-
,dente de la A. F. L., ACADIA de
invitar al Hon. F. LaGuardia,
Alcalde de New York, para que
concurra a la convention annual
que Sc celebrara este ano en- la
primera semana de Septiembre
Ell la Feria de Chicago.
Ell Sr. Green declara: "El tt
calde La Guardia es ell mejor y
mas sincere defensor de las
classes obreras en- los Estados
,Unidos".
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

-Bien... la de los doS,-con.
test6 sonriendo Garc6s.-Pues
esa fortuna radica aqui Y en-
otros puntos de Espana...
Ny bien! Lo realizaremos
Itodo...
+Es claro!-anadi6 Auro-
,ra.
-iEstais decididos?
Luis.-Yo soy j6ven, puedo ira
bajar como estoy acostumbra-
do a hacerlo toda mi vida, y con
csc gran capital bien puedo en-
prender ALI negocios que dupli-
quen la fortuna de Aurora.
-EntonceS, hijo mic, 81 es
tai tn decision.
-iOh, mi querido Luis!-
exclam6 Genoveva.-Temblaba
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der v Sc le anot6 ell triunfo.

Dirigidos por Hornsby los
"browns" aplastaron a los sena
dores en- los dos juegos de aver.
Los indios vencieron a los
Medals Rojas, en- ell de por la
manana, pero cargaron con la
|derrota en- ell segundo.
Chicago SC, 10h, De.
New York &c, 13h, 2e.
Chicago DC, Oh, De.
New York &c, 5h, De.
Detroit 7c, 11h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 8h, Sc.
st. Luis &c, 11h, De.
Washington DC, 2h, lie.
! st. Luis &c, 18h, lie.
Washington sc, 14h, lie.
Clevlenad &c, 11h, lie.
Boston &c, III, Be.
Cleveland &c, Oh, lie.
Boston SC, 12h, De.
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.CANZONERI CONTRA DU-
BLINSKY

New York, Agosto 27-Tony
Canzoneri, e~x-campe6n del peso
ligero, reaparecera aqui ell mier
coles, teniendo de contrincante
a Harry Dublinsky. Ell combate
Sc efectuara en- ell terreno de
Ebbets.
Ell jueves, en- la arena Dyck-
man. New York, ell mejicano
Baby Arizmendi peleara, a Is
asaltos, con Mike Belloise, por
ell campeonato mundial del peso
de puma.
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III

Aurora estrech6 la mano de
Garc6s, mientras al recuerdo
de su madre sus ojos Sc LENA
ban de lagrimas, que corrian
silenciosas por sus palidas me-
jillas.
-Ahora bien, hijos mics.
Dado que 70 no puedo presen-
tarme con mi verdadera perso-
nalidad en- Madrid, sin que
aun TODD Ell mundo me senale
La gaceta., 1934-08-27
TONIC ii
LAS MADRES
NLE dos BENDICE

que otro viva. No me arrepien-
to. sat
-iIas sido mas valiente,
ms o oaroso que Murel.
-IQrel es padre tambien
cCma 70 Luis, y hay que per-
dc9orlo Su declaration de cul-
rabilidad hubiera sido la de la
dcsgracia de SUI hija Estrella.
Mss cue por el, 10 he hecho por
esa nobra nina que anna a su
prometido. LIE he acordado de
La gaceta., 1934-08-27
PROGRAMS DE LA SEMA-
Ma EN- TODA LA NACION

New York, Agosto 27.-Mid
get Wolgast, de Filadelfia, Sc
batira hoy lunes, en- New Or
leans, con Henry Hooks, de In
dianapolis.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Dos veces los yankees tritu-
raron a los Medias Blancas, con
ell concurso de Gehrig, que dis
par6 tres jonrones.
Los tigres hicieron una carre
ra en- ell decimo "inning," derro-
tando a los Atleticos. Firpo Mar
berry sali6 al rescate de Crow
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

DIR tn condensation. Pero aca-
bas de proporcionarme ell placer
mas grande de mi vida. ST, hi
jo MIC. He carecido de ii mu-
chos amos, tn vida entera, para
que pudiera soportar otra sepa-
'raci6n.
-Pero Gpudisteis ~pensarlo
nj mi padre nj tn? GHabria de
haberos encontrado para volve-
ros a perder, y ahora para STEM
pre-?
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

Sc NECESITAN 8 pasajeros
para if a New York, y ayuden
a costear los gastos. Para in
formes vean a Enrique, 1908
IL avenida.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

PERDIDA Una Cartera, con
un reloj de orc y otras cosas, en-
IA fiesta de aver, en- La Column
ma. Recompensa de $1,000. Di-
rijase a esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

En- aquel momento apareci6
EN- la puerta de la sala la vene-
rable figura del anciano don
Celestino Abades.
ii Interrumpo?-dijo, dete-
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

mi Marietta. y no he querido
causar una desgraciada.
-Lo he hecho tambien por
la pobre difunta, por la madre
de Aurora, cuyo honor ha side
precise salvar.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

DEMOS A COBRAR su casa.
Excelente servicio y honradez.
Hale Goodwin, 2110 Nebraska
Ave. Telef. 2914 Cobrador de
Alquileres en- Tampa desde hace
} amos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

Boston SC, 11h, De.
Pittsburg sc, 11h, 2e.
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, lie.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, lie.
Filadelfia SC, 10h, lie.
Cincinnati &c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

,."one.in de La Gaceta No. 521
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1934-08-27

Suscripcion semanal: 20 cents
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-17
TWINS BORN PETER
 SATHER JR., WIFE
 FORT LEWIS, WASH

News was received recently by Mrs. Peter Sather, from her son Pet CT Sather Jr., stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington, U. s. Army, of the birth of twin daughters to he and Mrs. Sather. The baby. girls were born October 23rd, according to the information received.
 Peter Sather, who has not been in Nome for the past six or seven years, was graduated from West Point Military Academy, have, re- ceived his appointment from Nome, Alaska. His parents MT. and Mrs. Peter Sather of Nome, have been well known here for many years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-17
PILOT PAISLEY COMES
 TO. NOME TO CHANGE
 FROM WHEELS, SKIS

Pilot Ben Easley arrived Nome this afternoon fro mFairbanks vedui this afternoon from Candle, with Tom Roust, President of the Roust Airwyas, and A. V. Cordovado.
 Pilot Easley of the Roust Airways is scheduled for a return trip to Candle within couple of days, af- ter changing from wheels to skis, providing that Nome River is sol i'd enough ice to support the plane, for landings and take-offs.
 Pilot Easley is due to take of tomorrow morning for Dime Creek with Wallace Porter and daughter as passengers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-17
PWALOAN
 APPLICATION ARENOW
 BEING ! PREPARED HERE
(Continued From Page One)

The Project; general description with drawings and other data such expense and engineering notes OH Sae
 Revenues and Expenses this department pertains to the subject of the oan whole part to be secured yspledge or revenues derived from the project
 Financial data all information concerning the financial status of the application together with supplementary l formation on finances of the city and how they obtained
 Legal data; all legal work necessary in making the ap picaton to the PWA any litigation pending or liable to be brought and all legal information concerning the projects and how full authority and rights may be included in the application
 Under these seven titles almost every type of question can be taken of when applying for PWA oan There is one question that immediately strikes the reader stu dent of this circular and that that lot of work necess ary to fill in the application However Congress meets al most immediately after the first of the year This appica from the City of Nome should be brought up possible so that immediate consideration be given the question of supplying the loan and thus promoting the work of rehabilitation fully year advance of the general case when applicants required to wait for considerable time before receiving such loan
 Mr. Stewart is engaged in preparing the engineering in formation required such levels of streets sidewalks drans fire systems and fire mains wiring of the city, and other information concerning the project such penSe of construction and in which construction will be brought about His work contains many details which qure considerable length of time to ascertain However his work will be completed and ready to be included in the application.
 There thing which should be attended to possible and that is to work preparing the required information for filling in the application The City of Nome will have work hard to have this applica on ready for Congress It is reported that within few days this application will be brought for consideration and work on it outlined and started.
 Good citizenship means thinking straight, acting ohf hoir,o fnoc
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-17
PILOT LYNN RETURNS
 FROM NORTON BAY
 CITIES AFTER FLIGHT

Pilot Lynn of the NAT who left here yesterday for Norton Bay cit ies, returned to Nome this after noon from Unalakleet, where he spent the night. Ralph Lomen was round trip passenger on the plane. He is scheduled to take off tomor- row for flight to Fairbanks where it is reported he will be stationed for a while. There will be several passengers enroute.