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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
WINNERS in TEN-TON TOMATO
CONTEST

A. r. Peterson and Russell P.
Smith, Dorchester County and Frank
H. Mcconnell, Hartford County, were
awarded first, second, and third
places respectively, in the annual
Ten-Ton Tomato Club Contest, held
in Maryland during the past year.
Because of the rather poor growing
conditions this year only six growers
out of approximately $50 competing
in the contest were able to average
the ten or more tons per acre requir-
ed for membership.
The first three winners will be pre-
sented with gold watches and the
remaining growers who qualified for
membership in the club will receive
certificates to that effect at the an
nual meeting of the Tri-State Pack
ers' Association in Philadelphia, De-
cember 10. Funds for the purchase
of these watches are contributed by
organizations associated with the
canning industry, fertilizer COM
panies and the Farm Bureau.
Mr.. Peterson, winner of first place,
produced an average of 1858 tons
of tomatoes to the acre on 500 acres.
Mr.. Smith, second prize winner, aver
aged 1859 tons of tomatoes on 9.54
acres; and Mr.. Mcconnell, who re-
ceived third position, averaged 1924
tons on 3.42 acres. That the con-
test was extremely close is shown by
the fact that there is less than one
third of 4 ton difference in the yields
secured by the first and third place
winners.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
The nited States

The emphasis will be felt on the
Financial Markets bringing a wave of
speculation with a Bull Market Show
ing market avdances, but the element
of danger is here as a reaction of
Safety even verging on Fear will set
IN bringing severe losses to many.
rhe crisis will come Nov. 26-27, fol-
lowed by other serious periods, notab-
ly Dec. 8, 10, IL. Other matters and
affairs accumulated and disturbed dur
ing these periods (Nov. 1921, and Dec.
9-10-1D will include: Shipping, Elk
ports and Imports, Transportation,
Wide Transportation, Publishing,
Gravel, Religious matters, Social At
fairs the Theatre and Drama, Chill
drens Affairs and Interests, and mat
ters relating to Ambassadors and in
termediaries.
Great Britain
The emphasis falls on Securities, the
Financial Condition of the country and
people, The Bank of England will be
particularly affected during this
period Note Nov. 1921.
Russia
Important developments and shifts,
moves changes affecting attitude to-
ward one or more of the Powers. A
Alignment.
Japan
Great obstacles will arise to thwart
or delay an Ambitious Project launch
ed by the Japanese Government. May
June and July, 1886, will seriously
affect the fortunes of the Mikado.
The Italo-EthiOpian War
Important developments are about
to take place in this area. Watch the
Somalilands, for they are to become
increasingly prominent in the news
dispatches. Long So degrees (note
entrance to the Gulf of Aden) is the
approximate locale of action which
will have serious effect upon the
issues involved.
Bereavement will strike the affec
tional life of Mussolini-probably one
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
Approximately s65O,OOo will be al

Approximately S650,000 will be al
lotted for relief workers out of the
100000 so far made available for
the canal as a Public Works Admin
istration project. This meets the re-
quirements of the Administration.
However, at the end of twelve
months the canal will be only thirty
per cent. completed, and it will take
another 100000 before it becomes
250-foot channel for ocean-going
vessels for all of it's length. At that
time one full day will be cut off the
voyage to Europe.
In the sense that it is supposed to
provide the jobless with work, il is a
Public Works Administration project,
but in actuality it is project of the
United States Army Engineers. Or
in other words, Capt. Howard Ker.
One supplies the money, the other
directs.
The captain came to the Engineers
via West Point and Cornell and
seems to be about 80 years old. He
! runs everything. The hundreds of
relief workers are under him, so are
the radio stations that communicate
with the patrol boats, the scores of
craftsmen, the men UPSTREAM on the
dredges.
For each section of the canal for
which bids were offered the youthful
captain made his own bids-for the
Engineers; and these were compared
with the offerings of the winning con-
Germs, Arundel Corporation, Cont
mental Dredging Corporation, Allan
! tic Gulf and Pacific Company Of
Philadelphia They are doing the
work in the canal proper as distinct
! from the widening work on the
! banks.
One of these dredges is the biggest
in the world, and is called the Balti-
more. 1t shifts from the canal (and
pipes off the residue) in one hour an
average of 1000 cubic yards; the
five-foot bits with which it churns up
and lower banks wear out in nine
days.
In fact, it can shift more earth
than the relief workers ON the land
side Of che outflow pipe can handle
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
JOHN RANDs
Teacher, Lecturer, Counsellor
Astrological
COLORA MARYLAND
The Astrologer Forecasts

FOR you'll born between Nov. 22-
2S incl: Your year ahead is one of OPP
portunity for accomplishment and ma
terial increase Do all in your power
to xpand in a personal way and con-
tact those who are in a position to
benefit you in financial way. Deal
carefully and patiently with elders,
especially in matters involving home,
parents and property. July 1928, incl,
your best period during 1885. This
applies particularly to those born Nov.
22-zS, 1892.
FOR EVERYBODY-Betw Nov.
22-2S incl: Be extra careful and tact
full with superiors and those older,
and with parents, if any. Maintain
harmony in home. Watch competition.
Hold back in financial, estate, moves.
Nov. %: A. M, Risky; Evening:
Splendid for religious and charitable
affairs
Nov %: Unexpected breaks; plans
disrupted. Evening: Much improved.
Nov. "a A. NJ, Finances and Social
Matters, o. K. Evening: Promote am
billions.
Nov 25 Start new ventures during
late evening, but keep a watchful eye
out for obstacles.
Nov. 20: Powerful barriers placed
across recent endeavors. Watch health.
Nov. %: Constructively direct i'm
pulsive personal activities.
Nov. 2S: Sports favored, but with no
spectacular successes.
Weather Conditions: During the last
five days of November in the Eastern
states from Pennsylvania and West
Virginia northward, including north
eastern Maryland, frequent showers
and damp weather. HuSking making
out slow progress.
The Stars Incline, but do not Compel"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
GODS LIGHT
Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland

Light that shines the farthest out
Upon the troubled sea of life;
Gods keeping power and mercy,
In the conflict and the strife.
Light of Gods love will shine on for
ever,
When the colors in life's sky begin
to fade.
Nothing you need fear, Gods presence
is so near,
To comfort, keep and give to you
His aid.
Gods light, mighty, mighty symbol
Blessed gift to us from Heaven
above;
Lighting of the path of life that lies
before us,
With a golden ray of His Redeeming
Love.
When we walk through the valley OF
the shadows,
God will lead and go with us all the
way.
His rod and His staff, they will
comfort,
Till we come to the Land of Endless
Day.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
RELIEF WORKERS HELP DEEP
EN- CANAL
Their Work Seems Small Compared
To Modern Machines

H. K. Fleming, of the Baltimore
Sun, after visit to Chesapeake City,
where he witnessed operations being
carried on along the Chesapeake &
Delaware canal, contributes the
following:
More than 1000 Baltimore relief
workers are doing their bit to widen
and deepen the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal; but it seems that it will
be only a very little bit. and that if
the canal is completed say, in two
years time, it will be with the aid of
machinery rather than relief workers
Engineers on the project estimate
that each relief worker moves about
two cubic yards of earth each work
ing day at an outlay of 50 a cubic
yard. This figure includes their pay
and the cost of transporting them to
and from Baltimore They come by
train daily 20 Elkton and by bus to
Chesapeake City.
Yet alongside the relief workers,
who are trundling barrows, and bur-
rowing in the earth along the banks,
are working machines that can load
by themselves twelve cubic yards of
fill in a few minutes, and can run at
cost of 10 cents a mile.
They are the very latest removing
machines, made in the West, and
have been rarely seen so far ON this
side of the Alleghenies. One man
driving and operating a machine can
do in fifteen minutes the work it
takes six men a day to do.
Both methods of operation can be
clearly seen from the same spot-a
muddy hillocknot far from Chesa-
peake City. On the one hand, ex-
tending over half a mile or so, are
the files of solwly moving men build
ing up their pyramid of earth; on
the other, red painted diesel engined
monsters. darting about with the
speed q tanhe
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22

AS a result it has been forced to slow
down it's speed.
All the land needed has been pur-
chased or condemned, and this in
cludes land far away from the canal
itself. 1t was found necessary to go
TO distant farmers for the simple
reason that the huge amount OF fill
and silt spreads all over the place,
and it must be properly drained.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
UNDER THE SPELL
Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland


Under the spell of the Living Christ,
New life to us is given;
A foretaste of that better land;
Our home, sweet home, in Heaven.
There is a sunset touch of beauty,
over valley, plain and hill.
The winds of time seem resting;
They are silent now and still.
Under the spell of the Living Christ
Light from glory in the soul
Shines out across the sea of life
Gods power makes us whole.
Under the spell of the Living Christ,
His presence He makes known;
In the shadows always standing,
Keeping watch above His own.
Under he spell of the Living Christ,
Inspired to do Gods win,
The graces of Spirit blossom and grow
And whisper peace. Be Still."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
WHICH?

Question-Should teachers and pupils
be forced to recite the American Greed
and salute the flag2
Oh where does Patriotism lie,
In some set words or phrases?
In some act of outward show
To let your watchful neighbors know
Whose absence shocks, amaZes?
Oh where does Patriotism lie.
In glibly acquiescing
In another persons creed,
Which may fill hidden need
If his own heart expressing?
like the creed, respect the flag,
But if I'd got the notion
I ought not do it, in my head
And then were forced to, I'd "see red"
No patriot emotionl
Only fanatics may refuse
Salute, but I'm confessing
When so many man will sell himself
For a bit of prestige, or of pelf,
Such honesty's refreshing!
Wherein does Patriotism lie
In a Democracy?
Can you force a man to change his
mind,
Or will you later sadly find
You've forced hypocracy!
UNA CLINGAN RANDS.
-O-
1f1xA Aoh 20
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
THE AsrRoLoGER OFFERS

A General Life Reading, giving
Tendencies and Prospects. ..... 5000
A Yearly Reading Zone full year
ahead) Day by Day Analysis. 100
A Special Trial Reading (Three
Months Analysis) .............. OBS
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22

The man who thinks he can't Ia
usually right.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22

The best labor-saving device Is q
good fat legacy,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22

Only fool risks his neck to save
his face.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22
MONTHLY FORECAST-ASTR
LOGICAL

Based Upon The New Moon of Nov.
rs. 1895
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22

Opportunities are like fish-the
bigger ones get away.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-22

Question-Should teachers and pupils
be forced to recite the American Creed
and salute the fag2
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
la hija de los senores marquee

la hija de los senores marque-
ses.
Ell mismo. Pero un liberti-
no con dinero.
-DiOs castiga a veces a los
.malvados, concediendoles la ri
queza para que con ella y por
ella, mas facilmente Sc pierdan
y condenen.
-Pues bueno: sea por casti-
go o por 10 que sea, Morales, ri
co, ira a Andalucia, vera a FL
vira, y como yo no eStare ALI,
me la quitara.....
i Quien sabe!
i Me la quitaral Tengalo us
ted por SECURE.
ESQ es cobardia, Y Ia cohar-
dia es pecado, mientras que ell
valor es virtud. iValor y con :
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
LOS PARTIDOS DE
BALON PIE

Mas de 1000 personas resis-
tieron aver ell NAL TEMPO, en- el
parque MacFarlane, para pre-
senciar los partidos de Bal6n-
pie que sc habian anunciado.
Ell Marcelino Cigar vencio a
los j6venes del United Liquor,
con anotaci6n de 5 por 0.
Con admirable discipline ju-
garon ell Restaurant Columbia y
Las Novedades, quedando ell
partido nulo, por empate.
Sc distinguieron los j~ugadores
del Marcelino nombrados j.
Gonzalez, Tino Gonzalez y M.
Fernandez.
Los partidos del venidero do
Sc jugaran en- ell terreno
de Plant, como parte del pro-
grama del Golden Jubilee.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
~PROGRAMAS DE RADIO

Lucrecia Bori, Ia famosa can
tante espahola, tomara hoy par
tie en- ell programa de los ciga-
rrillos Chesterfield, de 8 a $50
de la noche, con la orquesta de
Andre Kostelanetz. Sc trasmiti-
"a por la Columbia.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 500, conciertos en- mi
niatura; $40, orquesta de Vi
cente Travers; tbs, orquesta
de Leon de Navarro; 100, or :
questa de Nelson; $3.50, orques-
ia de Kate Smith; 10:45, Fray
Y Braggioli; II as, orquesta de
Glen Gray; IL 80, orquesta de
Gus Arnheim, y II AS, orques-
ia de Herbie Kay
Estaci6n de Clearwater Y ca
dena Nacional: 5 AS, la ihuerfa-
ma Ana; AS, Lowell Thomas ;
TOO, Amos y Andy; 7:30, Red
Davis; $3.50, tenor Richard
Crooks; 900, semana de minis
TRIES; $50, function musical de
Otto Harbach; 1000, orquesta
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

New York, Feb. 18.-El pro-
grama de peleas de boxeo en- to-
da la nacion, para la semana
que hoy comienza, contie% las
siguientes atraccioneE Ell SEN
sacional pdgil Joe Luis, de la
negra, Sc batjra ell martes'
en- Los Angeles, con Les Rama
ge, un gladiator de la segunda
division del peso complete.
Hoy lunes, en- Daytona Beach
Shucco, de Boston, vence-
dor con Joe Knight, sc enfren-
tara con Joe Lipps, de Chariot
tie; en- Filadelfia, Benny Bass,
ell veterano, tendra de oponen-
te a Eddie Cool, y Leonardo del
Sc batira con Lew Mas
sey; en- Chicago, Billy Celebro-
ne, de Rockford H., peleara con
Bernstein, de Milwaukee
Newark vera a Salvatore Aft
nito de contricante de Jay Ma
cedon, y a Able Balm de rival de
Joe Kukal.
Ell martes, en- Los Angeles,
Charley Retzlaff, ell gladiator
de Duluth, combatira con Has
kell Howard, de Oklahoma, y
Young Peter Jackson, de Los
Angeles, con Battling Gizzy
West Palm Beach, Fla, ha con-
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

gratitud del joven, que sabore6
con vanidosa fruici6n ell cura.
dijo:
-Pasemos a otro asunto: la
eoflesla no esta renida con ell
tenor de Dios, nj con la moral,
nj con NADIA de 10 que ha de ser
norma de nuestra conducta: v
como la cortesia 10 impone, ira
listed a visitar a los senores mar
queses antes de su partida.
-Pensaba hacerlo, = asinti6
Candida.
-Muy bien; veo con satisfac
clon que entiende listed bieo Il
aeoeres sociales, al par que to-
oos sus otros deberes. Visite US
ted a los sehores marqueses, v
ellos' que son tan corteses como
'oHuauoSos y que me consta le
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
francanlente.

francamente.
-Yo no tengo en- Madrid o
tro apoyo que ell de usted,-re-
|puso con timidez hip6crita Els
camilla.-Y como listed es tan
bueno... va Sc que abuse de su
bondad, pero......
-Tendra ell dinero que nece-
sta.
-iOh! Gracias!
y crea que ell servirle, me
cueSta un verdadero sacrifice.
No Sc como pagarle.....
va ME 10 pagara listed to-
do algdn dia; Y 81 la desgracia
hace que no pueda pagarmelo,
alabado sea Dios. Yo no soy mas
que un pobre ministro del Sc
nor, y ell favor que listed me pi-
de, tendre, a mi vez, que pedir-
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
Concerto la Empresa del Garden la Pelea
Camera : lmpelletiere

New York, Feb. 18.-Con per
misc de Luis S~creci, director de
Primo Camera, la empresa Gel
Garden anUncio aver que la mo-
lie humana, de Cfegreso de un
viaje a la America del Sur, pc
leara ell dfa Is de MARIO con ell
gigantic Ray Impelletiere. Scra-
ci, que Sc encuentra de vacacio-
mes en- Nassau, teIegrafi6 un po-
der a Bill DuffySque hoy firma-
ra ell contrato. q
La corporation Square Gar
den contaba aver con ell esanti
miento de Larry Lenny, ell pi-
lotto de ImpeIletiere.
Esta pelea vera en- acci6n a
los dos hombres mas altos del
euadrilatero, cada uno de los
cuales no pesa menos de 260
libras,
ST fmpelletiere vence a Primo
10 que muchos observadores
Green probable, Sc pondra en- IL
nea para I'm match con ell cam
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
DEPORTES
MILLER PUSO A DORMIR
AL CATALAN GlRONES

Barcelona, Feb. 18.-El anne
ricano que hace pocos dias fue
derrotado por ell frances Hot :
ger, Freddie Miller, campeon
mundial de la categoria del pc
so de pluma, puso anoche a dor
mir, en- ell primer asalto, al ca
ITALIAN Jose Girones, campeon de
Europa.
Miller subi6 al cuadrilatero
con 122 libras Y Girones, que re
cientemente padeci6 la grippe,
con 1875.
Los peri6dicos convienen en-
que ell estado fisico del espanoI
era malo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

pe0n Max Baer.
0pinase que esta pelea es la
primera de importancia entire
gigantes desde que Camera de-
rribara a Victorio Campolo, ell
argentine.
Impelletiere ttene "a amos de
edad, est2I Ira de 7h pulgadas'
una y media pulgada mas que
Primo, y ha sostenido solo Is
peleas en- una carrera de 5 amos.
Ell ano pasado perdi6 una deci-
sion a manos de Tommy. Lou
ghran, y Walter Neusel, ell ale
fnan, lie superb por considerable
margen.
. Hablando sobre su antagonis-
ia Ray ha dicho; "Creobque po-
gre vencerlo, aunque va en- una
OCCASION ostent6 la corona de los
pesos pesados. Yo Sc, sin jaetan-
cha, que soy un mejor boxeador,
mas agil y con potentes punos.
No espero tener gran molestia
para vencerle."
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e para mi serios obstaculos.

ce para mi serios obstaculos.
No veo mas que uno, y dis
pense listed, amiguito, la fran :
queza con que lie hablo; no ofre-
ce mas obstaculo que la caren-
cia de dinero. listed es pobre, 10
cual no es un delito; no tiene a
quien recurrir, pues su senior ito
baStante Ihace con sostenerle en-
la corte para que Sc abra I'm por
v~enir......
y 81 listed, que es mi angel
tutelar, no me ayuda, me qui :
tan a Elvira, don Manuel: crea
listed que me la quitan; porque,
como 81 10 viera: Morales. va
listed quien es Morales.
ST; un perdido; un liberti-
no que, segun Iparece, tiene la
audacia de pretender ell amor de
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

10 a o'fa persona; pero estoy O.
bllgado a servirle Y lie servire.
Es listed sobrino de uno de mis-
mas intimos amigos: lc6mo de-
sampararlo en- sus necesidades?
Dele listed que Sc vayan los Sc
nores marqueses, no importa.
Deapues de TODD, no estaria bien
que listed partiese al mismo
tempo que ellos. Pasados unos
dias parte listed, Y para Ell case
es 10 mismo. va We con que faci-
lldad Sc allanan los mayores obs
taculos cuando hay buena vo
luntad. iEsta contento?
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Once excelentes carreras ofre
cera esta noche ell Canedromo de
Sulphur Springs, para comen-
Ear la semana.
Para la decima han sido ali
neados los dos competidores del
pasado viernes, Chance A. Lot
y Blue Abe. Dusky Mitch es ell
favorito de la oncena carrera,
por no figurar Cave Man en- ell
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
Las Peleas de Boxeo en- toda la ec,0

tratado a Joe Knil , de Car ?,
Ca, para que pel con Paul
Marques, de New1 York; St.
Paul, Mimi, verIe Ell acci6n "a
Franckie Battagli! y solly Du-
keleky.
"Varias Milling, que ACADIA de
retornar de un viaje triunfal
por Europa, reaparecera ell
microbes, en- Cincinnati, de opo
nente de Al Hamilton, a diez
asaltos; Ray Nash, en- ell mismo
programa, Sc batira con Al Geor
ge, de Columbus.
Bobby Pacho, de los Angeles,
combatira ell jueves, en- Chicago,
con Davey Day; en- Patterson,
New Jersey, Henry Firpo trata-
ra dc veneer a ChrlSty Lewis, de
Phoenix; en- los Angeles, Joe
Luis, ell negro de Detroit, con
Lee Ramage, y Juan Zurita, ell
mejicano, frente a Midget VOL
CAST, ell excampe6n del peso de
mosca.
Ell viernes, en- San Francisco,
Joe Tel Ken, un coreano, pelea-
"a con ell filipino Young Tom
my; en- Portland, ell negro Baby
Joe Cans con Hall lockwood, y
EN- Filadelfia, George Gibbs sc
vera frente a Tony Falco.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
DOS ASIS-
THERON A LA
DEL RESTAURANT DE
JACK DEMPSEY

New York, Feb. ia la a.
pertura del Restaurant de Jack
Dempsey, que Sc verified aver,
asistieron los gobernadores Luis
]. Brann, del estado de Maine,
y George H. Earle, de Pennsyl-
vania.
Mas de 700 invitados llenaron
La lujosa taberna, que Sc halla
frente al Garden. Unos 35 poll
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
VI

No podia darse hipocresia
mas redOmada que la de aque :
los dos hombres, nj podia conce
birse mayor cinismo al invocar
ell nombre de Dios para ponerlo
a guisa de escudo de su ambi :
ci6n y su egoismo.
En- vista de TODD 10 cual,-
continue diciendo ell padre Ce-
rrada,-usted viene a pedirme
que lie ayude, Que lie de 10 que
~necesita; mas claro: que lie pres
tie dinero para irse a veranear
a Andalucia, Iverdad? Digalo
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

cias rechazaban en- la puerta a
los que no tenian invitaciones.
Entire las "celebridades" con-
currentes Sc destacaban Primo
Camera, Benny Leonard, Rudy
Vallee, Paul Wniteman, Chase
Mellon, Jr. William Gaxton, Vic
tor Moore, Ethel Norman, Ply
Ills Haver, Helen Mencken, Leon
Velasco, Jacobo RUPERT, ell con-
de West, coronel John l.. Kill
patrick, general John ]. Phelan
y Tim Mara.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

de Eastman; IL 100, orquesta de
Larry Siry; 11:15, organista
Jesse Crawford; II 80, orques
ia de Jolly Coburn; IL 100, or :
questa de Davis, y 1890, or :
questa de Art Kassel.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
Ell TEMPO

Claro y mas frio para ell mar
ties. Temperature maxima aver,
a la l de la tarde, 68 grades;
minima, a las 7 de la manana,
55 grades.
Marea alta a la 40 a. m. y
2:53 p. m.
Marea baa a las 8:43 a. M. y
1874 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

grupo. Los rivales de Dusky 10
seran Gypsy Sue. Lucky Sally,
Lucy Warrior, Chances Lad y
Sally O'Mally. La GAIA ndmero
l le ha corresponding a Gapsy
Sue. La posici6n de Chances
Lad es de afuera.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

Han regresado a Espana los
p1giles SangchiH y Primo Ru-
bio, a los que dirige ell frances
Avenin.
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
VII

Despues de dejar espacio a las
exageradas manifestations de
La gaceta., 1935-02-18
CON LOS GUANTES

Livan derrot6 en- Italia a Gee
carelli, ell campe6n italiano del
peso complete ligero, apoderan-
dose de la corona, en- IL asaltos,
La gaceta., 1935-02-18

.fianza, joven, que quien pone su
confianza en- Dios, tarde o tenn
prano, vence!