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La opinión., 1935-09-15
Programs de Hoy Manana

paseo cfvico que recorrera las prin-
cipales GALES de ambos pueblos;
~regresando a su punto de partida
donde Sc ~desarrollara ell siguiente
acto %literario:
3.-Discurso Official, por ell jo-
ven Anastasio Ramirez.
4.-Melopea: Sobre las Olas, por
la senorita Micaela Lujan.
5.-Discurso por ell c.. Presiden-
tie.
6.-Baile Infantil, por las ninas
Berta Rodriguez. Melania Mendo-
"a, Angelica Lujan, Estela Razo,
Gloria Rodriguez. Celia Wales, Re
fugio Perez y Celia Lujan.
7.-Discurso por ell C. NJ. Esca-
lante Buelna, en- representation de
Ia Sociedad Mutualista Vicente
Guerrero.
4, s.-Jarabe Tapatio. por los nj
nos Berta Rodriguez Y Ramon Co.
ia. Los mismos cantaran n can
cion regional.
9.-"Mexico Y Espaha," por las
sehoritas Micaela Lujan (Mexico),
| Concha Villalba, (Espana), y Ca
rolina Palacios. (America).
10.-Pieza de mdsica.
11.-Las Tres Garantias, por las
ninas Melania Mendoza, Berta Ro-
! driguez Y Mercedes Perez.
12.-Coro de la Ametralladora.
13.-Jarabe Tapatio, por la Sc
norita Felipa Esparza y ell senior
Jose Sanchez.
14.-Himno Nacional MeXicano,
por un grupo de ninas y %senoritas.
15.-Himno Nacional MeXicano,
por un grupo de ninas y senori-
tas.
15.-Himno Nacional America
no, ejecutado por Ia Orquesta.
A las 600 p. NJ. seran arriados
los pabellones mexicano y ameri-
cano con los honores de ordenan-
"a.
A las 500 p. NJ. un grandioso
bale en- ell Salon Azteca terminan-
do a las 1900 p. NJ.
FL Comite Patriotico esta inte-
grade por las siguientes personals:
Presidente. Jose Acuna. Vice-presi-
dente, Toribio Esqueda; Secreta-
rio. Anastasio Ramirez; Prose
cretario, Trinidad Chavez; Tesore-
70, JESUS Juarez; Sindieos: Mi
guel E. Buelna, Mariana Estrada,
JESUS Espinosa; Maestros de Ce-
remorias: Jose Macfas; Jefe de
ornate: Cirilo Perez.
Clemenceau, Ariz., ~Septiembre
de 1895.
La opinión., 1935-09-15
C~lemenceau, Calf.

CLEMENCAU, ARK, Sept. 10.
-Nunca como ahora habfa orga-
nizado Ia colonia mexicana mejo-
res festejos en- celebration de las
fiestas de su aniversario de indie
pendencia, Y aun los residences
americanos Sc encuentran sorpren-
didos de los magnificos trabajos
Y de la cooperation con que todos
han respondido.
Los festejos seran asf, durante
los dias Is y 16:
Dia 10:
A las s p. NJ. ell Comite Patrio-
tico. Comisiones y pdblico en- ge-
neral, sc reunira en- ell Salon Az
teca de Clemenceau, donde Sc de-
~sarrollara ell siguiente programme:
1.-Obertura por la Orquesta.
LA senorita Elisa Moisa, Sc
ra coronado como Su Majestad la
Reina de las Fiestas Patrias por
ell C. Presidente senior Jose Acu-
ma.
3.-Marcha triunfal en- honor de
su Majestad la Reina.
4.-Discurso Official por ell jo-
ven S%ecretario Anastasio Ramirez.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

Lozano, Director. 2-Regino Hernandez
LIergo. 3-GabrieI Navarro. 4-Jose Ruiz
Wells. 5-CarIos Amezcua. 6-Jesds Gar
cia, Jefe de Prensas. 7-Francisco Garcia,
Jefe de TalIeres. 8-Jose Hernandez ller-
go, "Makanazo". e-Domingo Ortega, ell
incIito "korrector de pruevas". 10-Rafael
lbarra. 11-AIfredo Gonzalez. 12-Fulgen-
clio Corral. 13-Enrique de la Peha. A.
Luis Diaz Flores. 15-Arturo F. Cant1. 10
Jose Pages LIergo.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

Continue su educaci6n por medic
dc la leetura. Nunca es tards para
aprender. Pids hoy mIsmo nuestro
catslogo de libros GRATIS. - IL
BRERlA LOZANO, 203 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles, Cart.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

He aqui aIgunas figuras de LA OPINION
tomadas, al azar, por ell notable carIcatu-
rista mexicano Garcia Cuevas. FL artista
hizo irrupci6n un buen dia en- las otIcInas
de este diario, y tcmo apuntes de quienes
en- csc momento estaban ante su VISTA y
esa es la razon por la cual no aparecen EN-
ell grabado sine una minima parte del per-
sonaI. Siguiendo la numeraclon co'ocada
por Garcia Cuevas, son: don Ignacio E.
The Washington times., 1935-12-14
} GIRL" : SOCIETYS LURE AND LOVE CLASH
Romance Beckons Beauty
But Ambitious Mother
Seeks '.Position"
By May Christie
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Aboard the train speeding tOOGrds New York from
TerQs attractive Vernon Tyson goes ont Of her tOGy to
meet Terry Shannon young engineer Vernon cOmdes in
Terry thdt her parents struck oil and are taking hsr to
Winsow Rushimgtoms of PGrk Avenue in the social
register. Terry Is amused at her nGsvete
Sadie Tyson, VeTn0ns social climbing mother, appears
and takes her daughter GOGy repriGndng her for picking
Up with nobod after all she had done to bring Vernon
(Ohose real name is MCgg'e to Ns~ YORK; tor Aer dee
boo"
Later however Vernon cOmtriyes to slip out and Oe0
the moon pOith Terry Nan Rushngtom, the TysonS I'M
poverisked bat socially prominent cousin meets them IN
New YOrk and accompanies them to their ss0G'ky suite "
the Hotel SpleMdide.
Nan plans be nice to her "hck cousins for her oWn
financial gcin She beoGns the fact that her Gthers loss
of his fortune prevets her from paying for the dtVorce
and oIinsOmy of her latest crush, Sugar SdTrGl.
Nan sUpervises complete beauty treatment for Vero"
Returning to the hotel the girls meet Terry and Nan
asks him to accompany them to the Van S@ydGs party
that night. Terry does not accept
At the party Vernon OreTheGrS girl sag that Terry Is
engaged but he'eies it, assuring her 1t is only gossip
Their first kiss is interrupted 1Ven Mrs. de Bray t'-
PRODUCES Prince KGrio aOhO proceeds to ccpCig" for
VeTnON's heart and fortune.
The Washington times., 1935-12-14

"She must nave o g0oo press
agent. know Of just the right
one, If we can persuade him to
accept Vermont" sixty dollars Q
week might be arranged, though
indeed that was below his usual
fee. Still, Mrs. de Bray surmiSed,
he might be induced to do 1t,
being such . good friend Of her
own....
"And right away she must 60
to the best photographer in town
and you too, dear Mrs. Tyson.
You simply must not count the
cost. His work is too marvelousE y
incidentally his fee was high.
There would be o 10percent COM
mission on that for Mertinas too.
It mounted DELIGHTFULLY."-
How easy Mrs. Tyson was! II
was almost like taking candy
from q babyl
Don't those two look wonder
full together?" Mrs. de Bray mur.
INJURED. half below her breath
when the Prince had returned to
the drawing room with Vernon.
with her beauty and charm
and his blue blood and glorious
title-oh, do, do forgive me for
being SO romantic, dear Mrs.
Tyson, but my mind runs ahead
Of itself"
"You amt so far wrong. They
make q right smart pair" conced-
ed Vernon's mother, forgetting
diction and grammar In . thrill
ing dream Of grandeur. She was
back in Palookah, the Tyson crest
upon her gorgeous motor-car, say
ing to her neighbors, In suitable
blase tones: MY daughter, the
Princes. :"
Nan Rushington gave . large
"tea" for her cousin.
Her father urged her to give 1t
in the exclusive Colony Club, but
Nan knew q better thing than
that, old dear!"
Since decent old Uncle Jake
(pr0phetic nameD was going to
provide the wherewithal, she knew
an enchanting little speakeasy!
"You can't lure the boys into
these formal teas any more, old
thing! And confess, you enjoy .
snifter with the best Of usl" She
had playfully tweaked her fathers
ear.
It was indeed o very jolly ''tea, I"
continuing long after the dinner
hour.
Mrs. de Bray was there, beauti.
fully dressed ON the proceeds Of
the Tyson crest investigation She
had found them q gorgeous one,
adjuring Mrs. Tyson that her
work in the matter must be kept q
profound secret.
The "clever press agent" had
not been idle, either, In the in
terim. Marinovitch's wonderful
photographs cat $3.50 Q dozen)
had appeared in two rather shady
Society" magazines, and in one
daily and two Sunday newspapers.
The night for Vernon's coming
out party had been fixed. The be-
wildered but flattered Mrs. Tyson
learned that 800 invitations fol
the dinner-dance had been issued
In the name Of Jake and herself,
The Chateau in the Park was to
be Sloriously decorated for the
occasion. The favors were beauti-
full, II expensive.
At Mans ''tea" (whereat no tea
was ServedO half the people were
utterly unaware that 1t was given
in honor Of Vernon. Nan behaved
rather badly, Mrs. Tyson thought,
making herself entirely too much
the center Of attraction. She had
invited . lot Of rowdy theatrical
people, and the bar was doing q
roaring business.
Jake, too. rather lost his head,
flirting with pretty movie &C
treSSes and consuming more than
was good for him.
But Mrs. do Bray was thought
The Washington times., 1935-12-14
NOW READ ON
CHAPTER XIV

HOsptabs Jake Tyson conducted Prince Karno into the
cozy small dining Of the apartment for "a snfer
Meantime in the pretty drawing ROOM Mrs. de Bray was not
permitting the grass to grow under her feet with Mrs Tyson
clever woman, she quick reader Of character. In
matter Of minutes she has discovered the weaknesses the
vulnerable spots in the good wOmans makeup
Vernon first and last was her heel Of Achles-Or 80
it seemed
The Washington times., 1935-12-14

W UoC d. ZIG SuyUhm parry
absently toyed with her grape
fruit.
my goodness! Aren't you the
queer one? Most any girl in
the world would be tickled pink
about It'll"
about what?"
"The Prince, Of course. You
aren't that stupid. Can't you
see he's interested In your
Can't you see what the end
may be If you play your cards
right?"
Sadie Tyson's bright. shrewd
little eyes cleaned like some
small creature Of the forest Is
she added: "You aren't going
to tell me that you don't care
that q man Of such position .
after you, Maggie? You wouldn't
be such q fool as let him slip
through your fingers to some
other girl?"
Vernon was silent. No use to
argue. She finished her grape
fruit, and attacked . little
sausage half-heartedly.
you're just shamming that
you aren't thrilled. dearie' And
him so goodlooking, and so lib.
eral, and 80 blueblooded. and
all! Mrs. de Bray-I'm call
ing her Mertina nQW-SayS there
isn't o woman Of any age on
Park Avenue that wouldn't sim
ply jump at his title!"
The telephone rang by the bed-
side. Swift color rose to VeTnon'S
cheeks as she lifted the receiver
But it wasn't Terry Shannon.
It was Nan Washington. Hope
died. Nan wanted her to come
over to the apartment and 90
out to lunch with her some
where.
IT don't know that I can" But
Nan was insiStent. She had
something very important to dis
cuss with her. Don't let on TO
your mother, but the lunch Will
be Q fourSome and someone you
like awfully Is coming!"
vernon's breath caught. Nan
was a bold, clever little thing
could it be possible that she had
fixed this up with Terry Shan
non?
Apparently she had. It was Q
different, an eager Vernon VINO
bathed, and slipped into the
beautiful, hand-embroidered url'
derwear Of pale pink satin tnat
Mrs. de Bray had helped choose
for her.
MRS. de Bray had taken her
to the expensive couturtere too
who had fashioned the smart
suit Of moss-green fabric with It's
coral sweater, and pert little
green hat touched with coral
that were exactly right for q
gay morning in autumn.
Never had Vernon looked pret'
tier or smarter than when she
departed, hope high, for Nan
Rushington's home.
Darling, Of course I called
him up! Didn't your mother
tell you he's phoned you several
times. and even bearded the
lioness in her den-that's> poor
Aunt Sadiel-to take you out To
dinner with him?"
GOOD heavens, mol" Vernon's
eyes were startled, happy pools
Her breath caught. Mot h 9 !
never said one word to me about
it."
Because she wants to land
Prince Karinoff for you. Didn't
I tell you she'd be after him.
hook, line and sinker?"
"And you called Terry Shan;
non up? You have his telephM-,
number"
"Of course. Precious. I gOs II
the night he drove me home
from the Suydams. I'm no
shrinking violet"
"And-you asked him to meet
us for lunch today?"
Certainly I did. Il was only
fair-after Aunt sadie's snub'
bing him So" Nan was cold
creaming her face before the
mirror. She made o distinct
moue as she added, plaintively;
"I need you both for an alihi
Dads given me such . scold
ing!"
"What about? And how can
we be an alIbi?" asked Vernon
"It's about my darling Sugar
The cats have been mAowing to
The Washington times., 1935-12-14

This exactly suited Mrs. de
Bray. She had been banking on
this since meeting the young girl.
Nor did it take her long to dis
cover the strong vein Of Snobbish.
ness In this odd little woman'S
makeup. Nothing could be more
fortunate! In her needy condition,
she would absolutely rely on it.
''You must be related to dear,
charming Sir Harriworth Tyson.
who died the year after I met him
In Cairo? A wonderful man, with
. family tree as long as your arm!
He had a sweet old place in South
Wales, If I remember rightly"
Stocky little Sadie Tyson from
Palookah, Texas, seized and chung
to that tidbit like . limpet. Mrs.
de Bray followed her opportunity
boldly. She declared she had &C.
cess to the private libraries Of sew
eral highly-placed friends, full Of
research volumes on the English
ariStocracy. There were channels
through which she could pursue
her investigations i. but 1t would
take time, effort and influence
to hunt up the Tyson family
insignia.
A crest, declared Mrs. de Bray
emphatically, was a most impor-
tant thing to have in this big.
heterogeneous city. But Of course
1t must be legally established -
one must prove ones right to US.
ing it! It would give Vernon q
prestige that almost nothing else
could give. They must use it on
the door Of their car, and on their
stationery. The Tyson crest which
Mrs. de Bray would laboriouSly
unearth must adorn the invita-
tionS to be sent out for Vernon'S
debutante party.
Tsctfully she let it be known
that the usual fee for So-called
professionals" at this work was
exorbitant. "And in the end, very
often there's not o thing to show
for tits Just q racket" she de-
Clared. But with herself at the
helm and with her unusual chan
nels Of information, it would be
entirely different.
Hypnotized, Mrs. Tyson eagerly
agreed to an advance Of one thou,
sand dollars for the work.
"I know practically everybody
Of real social importance in this
town." further insisted the clever
MRS. de Bray, ''you must let me
guide you In your invitation lists
for Vernon's debut"
''How kind Of youl We had only
Nan and her father to count
on" Mrs. Tyson was pleased
and yet q little hesitant.
The party must be dome thor
oughly," or not at all. On that,
Mrs. de Bray was inSiStent.
81 have Q good deal Of influ'
ence with the manager Of the
Chateau in the Park. ! consider
its the most chic place for q com.
ing-out party" she proceeded
firmly.
Mrs. Tyson took all this aS
further evidence Of Mrs. de Bray's
kindness.
"But the manager must have
carte blanche! A free hand. He's
q perfect wizard at decorations
and favors and menus. We must
let him do everything just Is he
thinks 1t ought to be done"
Mrs. Tyson nodded her head
like q plump, sage little Buddha
MRS. de Bray was saying tri
umphantly to herself: my com
mission on that alone ought to
be ct least three thousand dol
larS!"
The fascinating subject Of pub
Ncity-the right publicity In the
very best papers and society mag
azines-was then broached boldly
TO hear the newcomer talk, II
would seem that, in default Of
this, Vernon would be nothinG
but flotSam cast up by the tide on
Needless New York..a
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

dad mental de Ia madre de Lo-
lin, debia ser ell mismo, a corta
diferencia, pues sus oJos Sc
lgui2n teniendo Ia vaguedad y ell
caracteriSticos en- los de-
Imentes.
Tambien seguian siendo amor
Imales sus ~movimientoS, energi-
Icos, rapidos, hruscos como 81
Icada uno de elloS fuera provo
Icado por una sacudida nervio-
,sa.
Vestia Soledad una bata color
rosa, que no parecia 81 traje
Emas propio para su eondici6n y
81 estado; pero Ia impropiedad
del vestido, queda justisicada
con decir que era debido a Ia
carload.
Para que el sostenimiento de
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Y

Sent6se Marta en- ell banco
junto a la madre de Lolin, Y
.despues de contemplate I'm mo
mento, le pregunt6 con su afa-
bilidad acostumbrada, que Gre
ella siempre en- ella al dirigirse
a un desgraciado:
Como seguimos? Mejor,
Z verdad? Bien Sc lie Gonoce Es-
ia listed mucho mas repuesta..,
va vera, va vera como pronto
Sc restablece del TODD Y la sa-
de aqui. Por mas que a.
qui la tratan muy bien, ino es
cleric?
-Aqui Sc esta muy bien,-di
10 la loca.-No hace frio nj Sc
pasa hambre.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
PAPPAS CONTRA RUSH

Ell empresario Bob Galiano
.anunci6 aver que el griego Gus
P E,2as luchara de nuevo ell
Viernes, en- ell Circulo Cubano,
con Jack Rush de antagonists.
va saben nuestros ~lectores
que q veterano Pappas 10 mis-
mo descarga una 'ipatada", que
.un codazo 0 trata de sacar los
.ojos a su adversario.
Tiene la marca de las descali-
ficaciones en- ell Sur de los Els
tados Unidos,
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u raanos.

'SuS man0S.
AQuel objeto era un medallion
!que pendia de SUI cuello y que
encerraba ell retrato de un hon.
Ibre.
Los dias en- que Sc encontra-
ba mas tranquila, y aquel era
|uno de elloS, entregabase horas
~ horas a la contemplation de
9quel retrato.
C~ontempland2lo unas veces
'reia y otras poniase muy triste,
81 fuese a'llorar.
Pero ne lloraba.
Las lagrimas, que lie hubiesen
hecho mucho bien, negabanse a
Salir a sus ojos, secos y arden
ties.
ALI la tiene usted,-dijo
une de los empleados de la ca
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
La Gaceta Folletin No. 22l
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

-Hablaras por ii solo, en- 10
que a esa prediction Sc refie-
re,-replic6le sonriendo don
Guilermo,-Para uni, todos
nuestros alienados son iguales.
y para mi, maestro; pero
listed sabe las esperanzas que
cifro en- esa infeliz. Su locura
me ofrece OCCASION propicia pa
ra ensayar mi nuevo sistema,
en- ell que tengo tanta fe.
-iOh, illusion, ilusi6n!-ex-
clam6 sentenciosamente ell an
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
sa a la hermanita.

iSd It Ia HeIIifdIlta'
Y esta Sc acerc6 lentamente
a Ia loca. sin que ella la viese.
La oy6 no obstante, cuando
Iva la tenia cerca, y escondiendo
precApitadamente ell medallion
len ell pecho, puso las manos en-
Gina, como 81 temiese que Sc 10
Iquitasen,
SuS oios reflejaban ell tenor
" la desconfianza.
-6Qu6 sera 10 que ha oculta-
do con tanta pris3?-pens6 la
Ihermana.
Y la salud6 carinosamente,
dici6ndole:
-Buen9s dias, hermana.
Ella no le respondi6.
Quedose mirandola adn con
algGn recelo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
RASE.RAiL

Aver no Sc efectuaron de5a-
fios en- las Ligas Naei.nal y A
mericSpa.
Hoy, en- la Nac~nal, los Gil
gantes jug5ran con los Piratas,
los Dodgers con los Rojos, los
Braves cor los Cubs y los Phi
lilies con los Cardenales.
En- la Americana, Ndias
Blancas cen Medals Rojas,
Browns y Atieticos, Tigres y
Senadores e Indies y Yankees.
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ciano EreS compane-
ra inseparable de la jNentud!
Y siguieron hablando.

Soledad eStaba sentada Sola
en- I'm banco.
Bastaba verla para compren-
der Que ell estado general de su
|salud era mas satiefactorio. Ha
|,bian desaparecido su demacra-
|cion y su palidez, y los sanos
dolores de la salud comenzaban
q amman su rostro.
Todo este era prueba del
Ibuen tr2tamiento que en- la Ca
Isa de Curaci6n sc daba a sus
,pupilas.
Pero ell estado de la enferme-
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Filo Echevania denoto a Baby Arizmendi
Chocolate volvera al cuadriIatero

Habana, Julio 10-Luego de
presenciar la victoria del espa-
mol 'Fillo" Echevarria sobre ell
m~ejicano Baby Arizmendi, en-
diez asaltos. Kid Chocolate, ell
exXcampe6n del peso de plu-
ma, anunci6 que su estado fl
sico es ~perfecto y que volvera
al cuadrilatero.
"Estoy convencido, dijo ell
Kid, de que todavia puedo if
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obstaculos en- SUI canine

muy lejos en- la categoria de
peso de pluma. Deseo pelear
con Echevarrfa y 81 pierdo no
tienen que pagarme nj I'm solo
centavo."
Hace un ano Chocolate ira,
to &c voIver al ring, bajo SUI
pervisi6n militar, pero nj asi
pudo recuperar el terreno per-
dido.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Ii

Alajada de sus companeras
de i~nfortunio, las cuaIes Sc en-
treg&6an q eNtraragancias Que
seri n c6micas Y ridiculas 81 no
fUesen tristes por Ia cauSa que
les daba origen, Soledad pare
Ella absorta en- la contemplation
de un objeto que oprimia entire
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

la loea no fues2 tan grayoso a
los condos, Ia misma hermanita
Marta rec2gi6, entire las mu-
.chaS senoras a quienes conocia,
Iropas para la infeliz.
Aqlelia bata figuraba entire
LAS ropas rtcogid $, Y la demen
e Sc prend6 desde luego de ella,
lpor Su vivo color.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

V~ENDEDORES DE SEGU-
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men,
SCALES. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
MAX BAER INCRESARA EN-
UN HOSPITAL

New York, Julio 10.-El ex
campe6n del peso "welter,"
Max Baer, ingresara en- ell hos
pital John Hopkins para some
ter a tratamientos las manos
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
CON LOS GUANTES

Pauline Uzcudun lie habia
arrebatado a Pierre Charles Sl
titulo de campe6n de Europa
de los pesos pesados.
Ell vasco no defendi6 ell titu-
10 cuando Sc lie ordenara y 10
perdio.
Abri6 IN torneo la |. B. U.
para cubrir la plaza y solo Sc
presentaron Charles y ell ale
man Vicente Hover.
Ell belga pele6 con ell ale
man, en- Berlin, y lie venci6 p0r
puntos.
Hover es una de las victi-
mas de Isidoro Gastanaga, ell
pdgil vasco que peleara con
Hans Birkie.
Charles es ell nuevo campe6n
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
CANCELA PELEARA
CON HAYNES

Filadelfia, Julio 10.-Como
oponente del negro Leroy Hay
mes, de Los Angeles, ha sido
escogido, en- sustituci6n de
Charley Retzlaff, ell gladiator
espa1ol Antonio Cancela, de
Tampa, Florida. Ell combate, a
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
ACCION GALLEGA

Sc cita o los Socios de esta So
ciedad para IA Junta General
que Sc celebrara ell Jueves IL
p. m. en- nuestra Secretaria.
Ell Se~cretariO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

diez asaltos, sc verificara Ell We
nidero lunes.
Retzlaff notified a los EN- :
presarios que tiene un brazo
lastimado.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

SangchiIi, ell valenciano, ha
convenido en- defender la CO.
roma del peso bantam" contra
All Brown, ell dia l de septiem-
bre. Estima ell espanol que
Brown Sc merece la revancha.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Tn pdgil portuguese de las
175 libras, Antonio Rodriguez,
ha empezado a distinguirse.
La semana pasada combati6
con ell frances Louriot, a diez
asaltos, y lie derrot6.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Ell cuerpo directive de la Fe
deraci6n Espahola de Boxeo
tom6 los siguientes acuerdos:
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

fecha de Julio 27 0 %, crefen-
do qce ell bout serviria de
Contra stracci6n al va anuncia-
do.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Neil cree que Luis encontrara

New York, Julio 10.-El no.
table cronista ~derortivo Ed j.
Neil cree que ell negro Luis, De
DetroitN hcontrara muy saGo
.obstaculo. ~~es<sa CANT
los mismOs obstaculos que
entorpecieron y perjudicaron Ia
carrera de los gladiadores ne
eros Peter Jackson, Samtwng
ford y Arry Wills, ninguno de
los cuales tuvo d9ortUnidad del
luohar por ell titulo, aunque e
; ran mejores qu1elos csmpeo-
n2s". Lis sabe conducirse ca
ballerosamente dentro y fuera
del "rirg" y es un j6ven serio.
Sus habit9s son Gu2nos; exec
lente su entren2miento. Pero Ell
podra encOntrar obstaculos, de
los que sc ven y los que no Sc
ven, por la simple raz6d de que
es impossible separar la politiea
tde los deportes. iCuanto mayor
sea Ia eficiencia de Luis y ma
yor la %publicidad, mas prOnto
Isurgiran los "temores a las con
socuencias' 81 Sc concierta un
match" mixto. Rumores cir
culan ahora mismO, aunque
James j. Braddock dijo hace
pocos dias que 6l no trazara la
linea del color. Braddock desea
I'm match con Luis porque cree
que este es la maxima atrac-
ci6n. capaz de llevar un million
de pesos a las taquillas. Hace
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Aceptar ell reto hecho por Pc
dro Isasti al campe6n espanol
del peso weller, Hilario Mar
tinez, quiead pebera defender
su tituIo en- 'periodo de Qua
tro meses. ~ Tomas consi-
deraci6n elDreto Isnzado con-
ira Martinez por ell pugilista
Miguel Tarre. ~
Nombrar a Segundo Bartos
y Pf@o Rubio para que tomen
parte en- ell torneo del peso Ii
gero con ell fin de cubrir ell tro
no de las 1876 libras.
Designar a Ignacio Ara y
Martinez de Alfara para que
en- ell plazo de DIS meses fispu
ten la corona del peso medic.
Reconocer de nuevo a Fortu
nato Ortega coAe 81 campe6n
espanol del peso de mosca, por
su reciente victoria sobre Pc
dro Ruiz.