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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-26
EIZnou9h
BY
.ESIBROOk PEGLER

ID ONE (By MaiD - Among the lower-case mar
l. ~ wells of the world is that great American tribe
of perpetual adoescents ranging in age way up into
the seventies who able to keep mental track of
thousands of football players of the past remember
ing the years and games in which they played, and
argue and gossip with authority about hundreds of
athletes of the current season.
Now. football is a seasonal game 1t is big in the
papers from the end of the World Series, about the
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lizards has a periodical which is
cross between a trade paper and a fan magazine
But football has neither magazine nor paper de-
voted exclusively to the game out of season and
there is no printed record to which the type of
American under discussion may refer to brush up
on his "reminiscences Yet when football comes on
and the early from the college correspondents
begin to break into print under cover of the World
Series look comes into his eyes and he puts on his
woolies galoshes and mttens and sets out on round
into the night
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AD tAA1A l. SSANASAAb
Roosevelt, out of
their belief that
r i vers, Ii k e
oceans, belong to
the people, and
that the power
from rivers could
be used to re-
generate a whole
land. 1t really
started with the
building of the
big Wilson dam
and nitrate plants
at Muscle Shoals
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day, have the right of collec-
tive bargaining, and are given vo-
cational training in their spare
time.
Pay of the IVA administrative
staff ranges from $1,000 a year to
$4,000. Only 81 get more than
$4,000. Administrative costs have
been less than per cent of the
total spent.
And, to make the record COM
plete, IVA expects to have spent,
by the middle Of 1886, just $109,-
673,445 during its three years ex-
istence.
Next-TVA and tho Courfs
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NEW FACTORY TO OPEN
IN SHELBYVILLE SOON
Furniture Manufacturing Firm Takes
Over Idle Plant.

Times Special
SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Dec. 26.-
The Tindall-Wa gner furniture fac
tory, unoccupied for several years,
will be placed in use within a week
by the Gerling Furniture Manufac-
turing Co., Inc. The new company
will manufacture bedroom furniture.
Incorporators and directors are
Frank Gerling, DR.. Harry H. Monks,
Joseph F. Kasper, James E. Pierce,
Fred E. Whisman, Wilbur F. Pell,
William E. Henry, John A Henry,
Walter r. Myers, BERTHE Anderson
and o. II. Woodland.
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Industry IS IN the hands Of bold
and enterprising men. And
this means that the executives,
by and large, are like all pioneer
ing individualiSts-th railroad
builders, for example-men who
are courageous to the point Of
recklessness, men of initiative
rather than men who move in the
grooves of an established tradi-
ton"
How eminently right is Walt
(Butch) Lippmann? There was,
for instance, that old trapper,
Samuel insult. They say that Sam
could bring down an investor at
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Editors Note: This is the sixth of sew
articles on IVA.
BY ERNIE PYLE

II knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 90
IN The theory of IVA has been
hard to describe, because it is so
vast. 1t is easier to tell what
IVA, physically, is like today.
Let's start at the beginning.
IVA grew out of the minds of
such men as Senator George Nor
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through the eye and never spoil the carcass.
And there was Hopson, who rode herd letter
writer's and brought 100000 head of steers right
up the steps Of the Capito. itself. Butch is too
modest when he halls these men with such mild
adjectives as bold" and "enterprsing" Like the
barons who built the railroads. all living things
along the right of way have been much buffalo
meat as far as their purposes have been concerned
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second saturday Of OCTOBER, until
Thanksgiving, with milder en-
phasis lasting until the first of the
year, when the game gives a final
witch in California and expires.
Other sports have an all-year
press by which the addict. vicari-
Gus or active, may keep informed
on the performances, home life and
fortunes of his heroes, past and
present. There are boxing and
baseball magazines and a weekly
paper devoted entirely to baseball.
There are golf magazines of con-
siderable merit. Polo and yacht
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BY w. f. MKENNEY

BY w. E. MKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League
HERE'S hand with a series of
L. l. interesting problems to it.
East made a very fine bid of five
clubs over two hearts. OF course,
South is correct in bidding five
hearts.
North now knows from the bid
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II Seems hM
BY
BR0UN

IF THE Republican Old Guard has an ounce of
Il gratitude it will promptly shelve ALI M. Lam
don and foster instead the candidacy of Walter
tButch) Lppmann. Mr.. Hopson himself could hard
ly go further the immunities of the utilities.
Mr.. Lippman may be something less than the
Little Corporal of the drive against "the death
sentence against holding companies but at least he
deserves to be hailed the Marshall Ney.
The electric industry" he writes being new
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Today's Contract Problem

North is playing the con-
tract at three no trump i De-
clarer wins the first club
leads the jack of diamonds.
and takes the fnesse. What
two defensive plays must
West make to defeat the con-
tract?
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Next-TVA and the Courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
Business Asserted
To Be Improving

LOS ANGELES, June TO- UP
An upward trend of business con-
ditionS in Southern California was
indicated today in a report of Ed
win M. Daugherty. state commits
sioner of corporations, that more
permits were issued to new COM
panies in May than in any month
since December, 1881.
The petroleum industry headed
the list with permits granted to %
companies to develop oil land and
to two to engage in refining. Twen-
ty real estate firms, nine building
and construction firms and seven
mining companies were given per-
mitS to operate.
Permits in May totalled 200 as
compared with 162 in May, 1884,
and 202 in December, 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
BrauUley Golfers Win
On Escondido Course

Members of the Del Rio Golf
club, Brawley, defeated the Escon-
dido club on the latter's grounds
yesterday 201a to 1872, fact which
Brawley golfers stated they wish
brought TO the attention of local
golfers.
Elmer Sears, "hot shot of the
Brawley club, equaled the course
record for amateurs with 35 on the
nine holes and IA for 18 holes of
play. Sand greens, with which the
valley golfers are not familiar,
proved difficult but did not pre-
vent them from winning. There
were Is teams from Brawley enter
ed in the match
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
Snecial Notices

WE SERVE ACME and EASTSIDE
BEER, on draught and bottled.
Coils cleaned every morning-giv-
ing you full flavor. Tacos, sand
wiches. Jose Correia serves you
with smile all day longl Green
Parrot, 200 Second st. 3-1mo
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
Veterinarian, Dies
Following Beating

LOS ANGELES, June TO- W.P)-
Two men were held on suspicion
of murder today in connection with
the fatal beating of DR.. w. E. Har-
rison, veterinarian, in front of a
beer parlor yesterday.
The men John j. Chefalo, 81,
and George Baker, 81, are believed
to have been among four men who
engaged in fight with DR.. Harri-
son, knocking him down and beat
ing his head on the sidewalk.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
DiUorce Granted
To Tennis Star

LOS ANGELES, June 10. U.P)--
Charging that her husband refused
TO allow her to leave the county or
the state to play in tennis tourn-
aments, Dorothy Workman, former
Southern California and junior
southwest champion, was awarded
a divorce today from her husband,
Erwin L. Gates.
Il spent most of my life perfect
ing my game" Miss Workman said.
Before we were married he told me
I could continue my career but he
reneged after the ceremony"
They were married in May, 1898.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY
HEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Erwin E. Jaudon, P. O.
Box 1894, Holtville. California, will
sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at Midway
Wells Service Station, 80 miles
East of Ell Centre on Highway u.
S. 80, on Tuesday, the 18th day e
June, 1885, at 1000 A. NJ, OF the
said day, the following:
1927 Chrysler ITO Sedan,
Motor No. G18-9987, Georgia
License No. 1884, 1884.
to satisfy lien for repairs, parts
and storage under sections 3051
and 1852 of the civil code of the
State Of California, IN the amount
of $84,95, and all expenses necessi-
tated by this sale.
(Signed Erwin E. Jaudon.
Dated at Ell Centro, California
this 9th day of June. 1885. CLIO
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
Lodge Directory

FEWER SWEDISH JOBLESS
STOCKHOLM. W.R) - Unemploy-
ment continued to decrease III Swe-
den, where the number of people
out of work was 39,838 in March
of this year, as compared to 166,348
for the same month in 1884.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
Professional
!. ID. FOSS

!. ID. FOSS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
iS5 Brighton Ave. yhOne 1885
Auditing, Income Tax. Bookkeeping
Associated with
CRENSHAW, DIEHL & WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL

COALINGA, Calf, June 10. U.P)
Three persons. were injured, one
seriously, when the historic Hotel
Sullivan was destroyed by fire early
this morning, causing a loss esti-
mated at more than $25,000 and
routing so guests in their night
clothes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
BANDIT ROBS CAFE

LOS ANGELES, June 10. U.P)-
While customers and employees
were unaware of the robbery, a
lone bandit entered Townsends
cafe in the business district here
shortly before noon today, held up
the manager and escaped with
1000 from the safe.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
29 Mountain & Resort Property

SACRIFICE SALE. $50 full pur-
chase price. with insured title and
deed for large wooded mountain
homesite in Crestline, the near
est of all San Bernardino noun
Tain communities, on state high
way Crestline has 600 homes;
stores, public library, school,
recreational area, water, elec-
tricity, telephones. Write for de-
tails. Chas. S. Mann, owner
CreStline. Calf. 13-1mo
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-10
GRANDFATHER SPECIALIST

BOSTON. OPT was Just an.
other day for Fire Captain Lor-
EMO Merrill, So, when a grand
daughter was presented to him
Merrill, father of 12 children, was
a grandfather for the 25th time.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

Pero no tema; no vengo, por
ahora, a NADIA de ESQ. Ffjese US
ted 'bien que digo "por ahora";
lue'.o nuestras cuentas pendien
ties no quedan liquidadas, sino
aplazadas. Por ahora vengo So
10 a que listed me presto ALDER
que por esta nocha. Ando hui
do, sin tener d6nde refugiarme.
y aunque esta casa no es un pa
lacio nj mucho menos, mejor Sc
esta aqui que a Ia intemperie,
con la noche que hace. De mo-
mento no tiene NADIA que temer
de mi; por la mananita tempra
no me marchare..... y hasta la
Vuelta; porque volvere, no lie
quepa a listed duda. Volvere a
que ajustemos nuestras cuentas.
VA We listed la situaci6n en-
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Max Schmeling peleara con Jose Luis en- 1886

New York, Die. 11.-En ell
mes de JUNO de 1886, en- ell es-
tadio de los Yankees, Max Sch
melting, ell aleman e~xcampe6n,
Sc batira con Jose Luis, la ma
ravilla negra de Detroit. Mike
Jacobs obtuvo las firmas de los
gladiadores y ell dinero sc repair
tira en- la forma siguiente: 80
por ciento para Luis, 80 por
ciento para Schmeling y 10 por
cientO para ell Fondo de Leche
que preside la Sra. Hearst.
Schmeling firm6 ell contrato
luego de que la comisi6n de bo-
xeo francamente lie habfa dicho
que no pelearia con Braddock
sin pasar antes por la prueba
formidable de Jose Luis.
Contestando a palabras de
Max, en- favor de la pelea con
Braddock, ell general Phelan,
presidente de la comisi6n, lie d.
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Los Medals Rojas compraron a Jimmy Fox

tendra que yer con ell team.
I'm plazo de 10 amos Sc ha con-
cedido a Quinn para abonar a
Adams sus perdidas, que Sc cal
culan en- 1926, 900.
Vendiendo a Fox complete
Connie Max la decentralization
del famoso team que conquist6
ell campeonato mundiaI en- los
amos 1929 y 1880. Antes de Jim
my habia vendido a Mickey
Cochrane, Simmons, Lefty Gro
We, George Earnnhaw, Rube
Walberg, Jimmy Dykes, Mule
Haas y Max Bishop.
Hoy por la manana Sc afr
maba que Mack no ha termina-
90 todaVia las negociaciones con
respecto a Erie McNair y Ro-
ger Cramer, por las crales le
han sido ofrecidos $200,0 90. Cal
c1lase que Tom Yawkey ha gas
tado mas de So, 900 con los
Medals Rojas desde que adqui-
rio ell club.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

Chicago, die. Jimmy
Fox, ell famoso catcher e mi
cialista de Connie Mack, zion
rrOnero" de las grandes iigas
paso aver a los Medals Rojas
de Boston en- companfa del pit
cher Johnny Marcum, en- cam
bio por ell pitcher Gordon
Rhodes, ell catcher George Sa-
vino y $150,000.
POGO despues de haberse a.
'nunciado esa transaction, Sc
do cuenta de que AL Simmons,
de los Medals Blancas de Chica
go, habfa pasado a poder de
los Tigres de Detroit, por la
cantidad de SIS, 900.
La Liga Nacional entreg6 a.
yer ell dominic de los Braves de
Robert Quinn, administrator
retirado de los Dodgers. Bajo
ell nuevo plan de reorganization
Quinn servira como p~residente
y administrator general en- re-
presentation de los accionistas
y Charles Francis Adams NADIA
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

de tuvo a bien mandarme. Por-
cue excuse decirle que estoy al
tanto de TODD, y que Sc, me cons
ia positivamente, que fue listed
ell que me denunci6, ell que me
tendi6 aquella celada-,... No le
creia con tanto ingenio, y esa es
una cuenta que hay pendiente
entire los dos y que saldaremos
a su debido tempo. Pues, como
decia, crey6 rsted que no sal
dria nunca del preside a dom
lie me envi6 para librarse de
mi, v de aqui SUI Isorpresa al
VERNE. Error grave que sue
lie costar caro-, ami uito. De pre-
sidio Sc sale, Y 70 soy un ejem-
plo de clio. Cuando no conce :
den la libertad voluntariamen-
tie, Sc la toma uno escapandose,
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

|currido en- la torpeza de no en-
tenderme, porque con bastante
.claridad he hablado para que
me entienda. Significa sencilla-
mente que me he escapado de
preside, adonde listed tuvo a
bien mandarme. Una demostra
.cion como otra cualquiera del
carinO entranable que me pro-
fesa. En- cuanto a la otra pre-
gunta, va es mas dificil de con
testar.
Sac6 tranquilamente su pipa,
la llen6 de tabaco, la encendi6
y luego dijo:
-Puedo venir a muchas CO.
sas: a pedir a listed cuenta de
la infamia que cometi6 conmi-
go; a castigar su TRACTION; a
vengarme, a tomar Ell desQuite.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

John Kieran, ell notable escri
tor d~eportivo, escribe: PAUL
no tiene una barba de concrete
y una constitution de hero y
dice que nin2uno de los hon.
bres con los cuales ha peleado lie
ha hecho verdadero dano. Man
tiene que jamas ha sido "acos-
tado" y que nunca 10 sera. Com
bati6 con Primo Camera, Baer,
Schmeling y Schaaf y en- todos
los casos resiStio hasta ell final,
pero con las huellas evidentes
de la golpiza.
Ahora, en- su pelea con Luis,
ell 1nico riesgo del joven de De-
troit conSiste en- lastimarse las
manos al chocar estas con la
mandfbula 0 las costillas de HE
FRO del vascO. Siempre existe
para IN boxeador, cuando sube
al ring, ell peligro de lasti-
marse las manos; pero ell "Des
tructor Oscuro' salio sin ave-
rfas de sus compates con Max
Baer y Primo Camera, dos HON
bres de gran corpuleneia y re-
sistencia.
No cree ell vasco en- los rela-
tos que sc hacen de su adversa-
rio y piensa investigar por 81
mismo. Max Schmeling tambien
expres6 dudas hace pocos dias
y dice que lie gustaria mucho
pelear con Jose. Hace algunos
amos, cuando Max de Hambur-
go Sc hallaba en- su mejor for
ma ffsica, Max Baer, ell arlequfn
de Hollywood, lie puso a dormir.
Y todos los que han visto a Baer
en- 10 mejor de su carrera sos
tienen que Luis pega con mas
La gaceta., 1935-12-11
que estoy,-balbuce6 Gustavo

que estoy,-balbuce6 Gustavo.
va, va 10 veo, y por ESQ
mismo lie dejo en- paz.~... de mo-
mento. iQue puedo hacer con-
ira listed en- ell estado en- Que
Sc halla? GMatarle? Cast lie ha-
ria un favor. Ell preside suelto
de la miseria, es peor que aquel
de que 70 acabo de eseaparme.
Pero las cosas cambian; la 81
tuaci6n de listed, cambiara, y
entonces..... iOh! Entonces sera
otra cosa! Entonces sera GUAM
40 nos veamos y ajustemos nues
tras cuentas.
7 tontinuaba riendo de un
modo que daba espanto.
V
Gustavo quiso hacer un es-
tuerzo, sobreponerse q su mis-
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INFORMATION
DEL

LEGO de Puerto Rico, con
carga general, ell vapor ameri-
cano Isabella, de la Inca Clyde
Mallory. Arribaron la goleta
h%ondurena Angrer 1872, proce-
dente de Bonaca, y ell remolca-
dor Sabine con las barcas pc
troleras Pure Sheriff. y Pure
Wofford.
Zarparon aver los vapores
Colorado, Commercial Quaker,
Caloria, Coppename, Glenpool,
Gulfcoast, Isabella, Dolphin,
Pawnee y la pequena motonave
nicaraguense Bluefields.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

jo: lie estimamos a listed un
destacado contendiente, pero
creemos que antes debe pelear
con Jose Luis, que tambien me-
rece la misma estimation. Por
10 tanto nuestra condensation es
negativa".
Luis dejara de percar, hasta
JUNO, despues de que cumpla
sus contratos a pase de PAUL.
no, Gastahaga y Charlie Retz-
laff.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11
Mccoy VENCIO A BOB OLIN

Montreal, Canada, Die. II.
Al Mccoy, peso complete lige
70 de Boston, que hace pocos
dias fuera derrotado por el in
giles Jack McAvol, derrot6 ano
che, por puntos, a Bob DIN, ell
excampe6n de las 175 libras.
Mccoy llev6 la ofensiva y peg6
a su gusto; pero no logr6 pegar
de "nocaut". Olin pesaba 1872
libras y ell triunfador 1862.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

UN REPRESENTATIVE de
la Frozen Custard Company es-
tara en- ell hotel Hillsboro hasta
ell lunes para mostrar ejemplos
del nuevo modelo, maquina de
combination, de POGO precio, pa
ra hacer mantecado estilo flan.
Precio solo 5000.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

tria.-.. Porque no podra listed
menos de alegrarse de yer a su
tic despues lie tan larga ausen-
cia. Supongo que teniendo, CO,
mo tiene listed, tan lpuena me-
moria, no habra olvidado que
me caho la honra de ser su ito.
Torn6 a reir, y continue di-
cierdo:
Aunque quiza su extrano
roe lbimiento sea debido a otra
c&asa. Sc admira de VERNE aqui
cuando crey6, sin duda, que no
saldria mas del preside a don
La gaceta., 1935-12-11
HOY LA
PARAGON DE LOS G
Cos EN- LA PISYYy
SPRINGS ]

~
MaS@ 400 galgos Sc encuen
traEa en- las perreras de Sui
phur Springs, seg1n manifesto
anoche Mr.. J. Homer Ellis, ad-
ministrador de la pista, y todos
los duehos han convenido en- res
petar ell fallo del Tribunal Su-
premo. La disputa provocada
por ell fallo del Tribunal envuel
We la inscription de los galgos
con la American Kennel Club,
organization apoyada por la co
mission de carreras de la Flori-
da. o
Uno de los duenos de ,galgos,
refiriendose a las inscripSones
y la pista local dijo: No hemos
tenido discusiones con Mr.. Ell
lis. Siempre nos trata justamen
te y es TODD 10 que pedimos. Els
tam0S listos para acatar el IA
10 del Tribunal.
Esta noche empezara la Ell :
senanza y preparation de los pc
rros, a las 8, siendo la entrada
gratis para ell p1blico.
La temporada de 80 dias Sc
"a inaugurada ell dia 25 de d.
ciembre, con un programa ex :
traordinario.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y un POGO mas de
frio. Temperature maxima aver
II grades; minin~ So.
Marea alta a la :35 a. m. y
4:22 p. m.
Marea baja a las 9:15 a. m.
y 8:44 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11
como 20 he heoho, y en- paz.
III

AnOnadado, confundido, Gus
tavo permanecia silencioso, sin
saber que decir.
Soledad Sc acerc6 a 81 y lie
echo los brazos al cuello, dicien-
dole aterrada:
IQuien es csc hombre?
IA que viene?
Su esposo no lie respondi6.
Con ell mismo tono aggressive
V cinicamente burl6n, Marcos
continue diciendo:
-Pero ivaya un modo de re
cibir a un antique amigo, y ito,
por anadidura! Suerte que yo
no soy Quisquilloso y no me O.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

Pauline ha dicho en- su Gam
pamento de Orangeburg, donde
Sc ejercta, que no teme al negro
y que ell viernes 10 1robara.
Tiene ell vasco SO amos y ha
peleado con hombres del meri-
to de George Cook, sLevinsky,
Johnny Risko, Max Schmeling,
Max Baer y otros.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

Cual 81 volviese en- 81, Gusta-
vo Sc acerc6 al jorobado, di-
ciendole:
-iQue significa este? "A
que viene listed aqui?
Marcos le miro fijamente, sin
abandonar nj un momento su
ir6nica sonrisa, y repuso:
-Hombre, 10 que este signi-
flea va sc 10 he dicho antes, Y
no es culpa mia 81 listed ha in
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

fendo por tan poca cosa.
Y con ell mayor desembarazo,
sentose en- ell cobre vacio, jun
to al fuego, y reanim6 este e.
chando en- el algunas astillas
del otro cofre.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

La Gaceta Folletin No. 352
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

&AA Wk11AA
II periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie gas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscrlpcion semanal: 20 cents
TeIsfono Y37s2
1898 7th Ave Ybor City. Fla.
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

\ Amsterdam, Holanda, die. II.
pr. Alexandra Alekhine,
eampe6n asundial de ajedrez,
lleva ventaja sobre ell DR.. Max
Euwe en- la paNtidaJ vigesima
octava, que Sc suspendio en- ell
400 movimiento.
Euwe tiene ventaja sobre ei
campe6n en- ell ndmero de parti-
das ganadas, un total de IA con
ira Is, pero ell maestro franco
russo no parece desanimado y
81 CANA la vigesima octava EN-.
patara.
sSi ell holand6s lo2ra empatal
quedara a un pUnto de distan-
cia de su objective, que es ell can
La gaceta., 1935-12-11

Luis, ell negro de Detroit, Sc We
Eificara ell viernes per la no :
=, Ell la Madison Square Gar
Gen.
81 ell negro derrtOa Pauline
y lie pone a dormir, los expertos
reconoceran que sus punos es-
tans verdaderamente cargados
con dinamita. ST ell veterano re
siste hasta ell final, entonces di
ran que los punos de Luis no
pueden c2mpararse con los de
los campeones de otras epocas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
Maxim Cabaret

Tornado de la opereta La
Viuda Allegro, lugar donde el
Condo Danilo pasaba sus ratios
de algeria con las graciosas gri-
setas.
Nombre bonito y bien esco-
jido para la gran fiesta de la
Secci6n de Intereses del Cen
tro Asturiano, ell 81 de este
mes, en- ell palacete de Nebras-
ka.
Durante ell almuerzo, que Sc
"a servido por lindas mucha-
chas, una orquesta tocara pie
zas de la conocida opereta.
Una fiesta muy original.
La gaceta., 1935-03-08
ACUSACIONES PRESENTA-
DAS POR Ell FISCAL DEL
D

Ell fiscal del condado, c. ].
Hardee, presento aver un escri
to en- la corte de 10 criminal a.
yusando a dos nd Deres y un
hombre, Vera Ii plker, Rosa
Wade y un individ1o que no ha
sido detenido, de asaltar y ro-
bar a l.. F. Symmes, un made
zero de Riverview. Los tres des-
pojaron al hombre de 1920, NAL
tratandolo brutalmente.
Charles H, Cooper, de 10 a.
nos, sera acusado de obtener
dinero con falsas pretensiones;
Sc hacia pasar por agente de
una revista medica, que no lie
habia dado permiso para hacer-
10.
Cinco hombre seran juzgados
por cortar lena en- terrenos del
estado, sin haber sido autori-
zados.
Carl Tucker sera juzgado por
robar un cerdo; Willie Ross por
lelvarse sillas de un portal, Y
Cecil Robinson, por atacar con
un cuchillo a Sam Sharp.