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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
WILL REORGANIZE
HOSPITAL STAFF
Invitation Being Extend
ed To All Physicians In
Territory To Join.

An invitation is being extended by
the Board of Trustees of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital to all the
physicians and surgeons in the ter
ritOry served by the hospital to be-
come members of the hospital STAFF.
A reorganization of the stan under
the standards laid down by the Am
erican College of Surgeons Us now
in progress. It is hoped that on
either the active or courtesy staff
will be all the physicians Of lower
Delaware.
DR.. Oliver V. James. the chief of
staff. said: Milford Emergency Hos
pital &c and always wiz be the pee
pies hospital. Il is the instrument
through which the physicians and
surgeons OF our communities are
enabled to serve the sick and injur-
ed. II should always be remember
ed that It is not the hospital of one
community nor of one doctor, nor
any small group Of doctors. We well
come the cooperation of all and ask
only that they abide by the rules
laid down bv the American College
of Surgeons. / am very happy to say
that our doctors constitute one de-
lightful family. We have no fric-
tion and no cliques, but are Joined
together in the common task of ser
wing humanity TO the best of our
humble ability"
Speaking of the progress Of the
campaign today, DR.. Charles A.
Haney. the campaign director, said:
Il am delighted with the rapid pro-
gress that is being made in build
ing the campaign organization. Ev-
cry community has coOperated
and efficiently" When the
campaign opens Friday night we
will have an organization of some
five hundred of the finest people in
southern Delaware who will cOnse-
crate themselves to ten days of ear
nest service to humanity in the
building of a new hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
COMPOSES "MARY POP
PINS SUITE" FOR ORCH.
Mortimer Browning, Musical Direc-
tor Is Wen Known Here

A leading metropolis paper of re-
cent date carried a news item con-
cerning a young man who is we'll
known to many in Milford. That
person is Mortimer Browning Of
New York City. whose life has been
devoted almost exclusively to the
study of music and the portrayal OF
that fine art. Mr.. Browning with
Mrs Browning, who was the former
Miss Pauline Abbott, has spent
many summers here and has given q
number Of recitals which delighted
his audiences. And now that hon
ors are being heaped upon him, his
friends are basking in the reflected
glory. The BrOwning's son, Dick,
who has also been a visitor here
for many years, is studying voice
and has a very promising future.
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
SMEDLEY BUTLER
WILL ADDRESS
TALL CEDARS
Meeting Will Be Held In
Community Building
Next Wednesday.
Will GIVE Drill
Many Other Distinguish
ed Guests viii Be Pres
ent For Event.

Evergreen Forest, No. 49. Tall
Cedars Of Lebanon, will stage one of
its old time spring ceremOnials next
Wednesday evening, March 1S, in
the Community Building in Milford.
This meeting, no doubt, will bring
out the largest attendance Of recent
years.
George S. GrieF, the newly-elected
Grand Tall Cedar, has spent lots OF
time I'm the preparation Of this
meeting. Evergreen Forest is max
ing an excellent come back. Like all
simular organizations, it has suffer-
ed during the depression. Neverthe-
less, with the officers 1t has select
ed to handle this years Affairs,
there is no doubt Of the outcome.
The meeting will begin promptly
at 8 D. m. and will be opened with
splendidly prepared concert by Ey-
ergreen Forest Band, with Prof. G.
r. Snyder directing.
A reception to newly made mem-
bers win Immediately follow. Ac-
cording to all reports quite a few
ssplings will be presented at this
time.
Captain Hugh Colt with a select
ed platoon of Royal Rangers, will
give an exhibition drill during the
evening. Colt is the newly elected
captain Of the Rangers.
The honor guest and principal
speaker Of the evening will be Ma
jor General Smedley d. Butler, that
fiery member of the U. S. Marine
Corps, better known to the veterans
Of the American ExpeditiOnary For
ces, as Duck Board" Butler. Quite
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08

Automobile accidents can be
stOpped-when we care enough. Au-
tomObile accidents can be reduced
and are being reduced-in many sec
tions, through pressure put on ne
elected factors IN a modern, scien-
tific way" This Is the challenge of
Vim. H. Cameron, managing direc-
tor of the National Safety Council,
Chicago. made before the Fourth
Annual Automobile Safety Rally
held in. Wilmington, Sunday after
noon, March 3. under the auspices
of the Delaware Safety Council.
''YOu do care in Delaware" Mr..
Cameron declared. "You have per-
sistently and steadily kept up your
safety campaign; you keep abreast
of the best national experience" Al
together, 70 date. automobiles have
taken 391. 1856 lives in the United
States, while fatalities and injuries
increased alarmingly In 1884, he
said. part of the 1884 Increase was
due to more travel, larger consump-
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
COUNTY INCOME
TAX VALIDITY
TO BE TESTED

J. Piling Wright, Of Newark,
president Of the Continental
Fibre Company and also pres
ident of the Delaware RayOn
Company, has retained Form
er Federal Judge Hugh NJ.
Morris, to test the cOnstitu-
tionality of the Dugan income
tax law which places a levy
on incomes in New Castle
county for relief purposes.
Mr.. Wright is a brother of
Senator Norris N. Wright,
who vas the only member of
the State Senate from New
Castle county to vote against
the Dugan bill.
Mr.. Wright announces that
he believes the special income
tax law is unconstitutional
and has decided to fight il
through the courts.
Judge Morris said that in
the text of the constitutional
ity of the New Castle county
income tax law he could not
tell at the present what fea-
lures of the law he will at
tack or just what form the
court proceedings will take.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
BUDGET MEASURE
IGNORES PLEAS OF
INCREASED FUNDS
Joint Body Guided By
Governors Draft; De-
felt Seen Solved.
REQUESTS REDUCED
Bill Reported FavOrabIy
Progides $4,6S5,752 For
Next Bienniun.

Representative Morris Simon,
chairman Of the House appropria-
tionse committee, ON Monday after
noon reported favorably the substi-
tute for the general or omnibus ap-
preparation biII' The ofisinal meas
nFe was IN skeleton form and the
substitute is complete with all the
items which the Joint budget COM
mittee IA agreed to recommend
filled OFT
While the substitute was not read
Il was authoTitatively stated the ap-
propriatl0ns with two exceptions,
will be the same as set up in the
tentative budget submitted by Gov
ernor C. Douglass Buck. The budget
committee has decided to make the
appropriations bill conform to the
recommendations CT the Governor
and as a consequence there will be
effected a saving to the State Of
close to $1,OO0,e00 during the next
fiscal biennium.
Requests Reduced
Reductions In the allOtments
sought by practically all State agen-
cies receiving money from the pub
lie treasury have been made by the
budget committee so that almost eV-
cry institution, board and commits
sion will have to operate during the
next two fiscal years on q stringent
plan Of economy the same as was
in effect during the last two years.
By cutting down the expenditures
and the practice Of economy It is ex-
pected the budget will be balanced
with the aid of several other fiscal
plans incorporated in other bills
now before the General Assembly or
which have already been passed.
The appropriations bill will total
$3.50, ,567.53 for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1886. and 50, ,405, ,1S5.O3
for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1887, total of 1866, ,752.56 for the
biennium. The only change to be
made from the Governors tentative
budget will be an increase Of $50
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
GOVT CHIEF APPROVES
'SKEET' CONTROL WORK
At One Time Criticized The Della.
ware Project

J.. IN. Darling, chief Of the Bureau
of Biological Survey, Department Of
Agriculture, who since last July has
been. obtaining much newspaper
space with his sweeping condemna-
tions Of mosquito control work, as
being harmful to wild life, has mod
iiied his statements in a letter re-
Gently received by w. s. Corkran,
executive officer and engineer Of the
Delaware Mosquito Control COM
mission.
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
MOTHER SAVES BABY
AS COACH BURNS
Harrington Infant Suffers Severe
Burns

The year-old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Griflth. of Harrington, suffer-
ed severe burns last Friday morn
ing. but was rescued by the mother
when the baby carriage In which It
was lying caught fire from an Lver-
heated stove.
Mrs. GriAith, who happened to
be in another room, heard the
screams of the infant and, rushing
in, grabbed up the child, smother
ing the flames with a blanket. A
silent fire alarm, due 10 the fact that
the fire combany's siren was out OF
order, apparently due to the recent
sleet storm, was sounded. and the
flremen extinguished the flames
which we're confined to the baby's
after a neighbor showed It
out of the house. The child was
rushed to a local physician where
It's burns were treated No other
damage resulted.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
YOUTH MEET TO
BE HELD MARCH is
Kent Group Invites New Castle En-
deaVOrers 10 Participate At Dover

The Eleventh Annual Youth DON
ference of Kent County will be held
in the Dover Presbyterian Church.
Saturday, March Is. with the theme.
Forward Together in Building a
New World" for discussion and
members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of New Castle county in
vited to join in the affair.
Subjects to be discussed include
the following: personal Christian
Living" by the Rev. H. B. Kline.
Wilmington; Being a Christian in
the Home" George Ehinger. Dover;
Being a Christian in Other Social
and Cultural Groups" DR.. r. S.
GrOssley. Dover; Does the World
Owe Me a Living?" Prof. Frank
Goodwin. Chestert1wn. Md: use Of
Leisure Time" Prof. David NJ. Green
of Dover: Guiding Youth in An Age
Of Crisis" flor a1uiIsl, DR.. W. NJ.
Wine.
DR.. G. w. Mead To Speak
The afternoon session Of the con-
ference will be largely taken up
with recreation, including indoor
games, directed b9 Prof. David NJ.
Green, Dover High School gymnasi-
UNI: games for parties. by Miss Ruth
Buekwalter, Dover, and How to
Plan Social Occasions, Miss Pau
line Albertson. Salisbury. Md. Dr..
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
FOR
NEW HOSPITAL
OPENS TONIGHT
SENATOR TOWNSEND
GETS MAIL SENT TO
PENSION CHAMPION

The mail of United States
Senator John G. Townsend,
Jr., (R-DeD is heavy these
days because a great many
people believe he is the au-
thor of DR.. F. E. Townsend's
pension plan.
One of these correspondents,
a resident of San Antonio,
Texas, wrote that he was
weary of waiting for his 5000
a month pension. but said he
thought he could get along
pending Inauguration of the
plan by raising chickens-if
the Senator would send him
few dozen chickens to start
him of.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
CORN HOG MEETINGS
PLANNED FOR SUSSEX
Milford Meeting VIII Be Held Mon.
day, March II, At Trust Company

day, March II, At Trust Company
various parts of Sussex county un-
der the direction Of A. d. Cobb. as
sistant director University Of Della
ware. and County Agricultural
Agent c. R. Snyder. Harvey E. VIII
son. Ellendale; Paul Bryan. Harbe-
son; Clarence OchletFee, Green
wood: E. G. CoulbOurn. Seaford;
Ray Smith, Delmar, and R. w. Lin
so. MillsbOrO, chairmen Of the var
ious districts, assisted in holding
these meetings. The attendance at
these meetings was more than
double those held In 1884, which
shows that our farmers have taken
more interest in the reduction pro-
gram. judging from the interest
shown, we feel that the number Of
1885 cOrn-hog contract signeFs in
rTasa % raes ,. PEeasel
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
TAX DEPARTMENT
EXTENDS SERVICE
Use OF Mails Is Recommended
Where Possible To Avoid Congestion

Approximately 100000 taxables in
the State, including 10000 in New
Castle county, liable for both a
State and county income tax return,
must file reports of income for 1894
within the next two weeks.
Use Of the mails by all taxables
who need no advice about their re-
ports was recommended by the Tax
to avoid congestion.
in transmitting payments
by check, money order or registered
10 avoid a personal visit.
In many cases persons have filed
the State report, before enactment
Of the county tax law, and now visit
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
WEEKLY WEATHER
REPORT FOR MILFORD
From Wednesday, February %, To
Tuesday, March 5, Inclusive

Charles J. Holzmuelier, the local
weather recorder, reports the fol-
lowing weather conditions for Mil
ford, from Wednesday. February 81,
to Tuesday, March 5, inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
GAME REFUGEES BEING
PLANNED In COUNTYS
Commission Working On Scheme For
Propagation; Wardens Provide Food

The Delaware State Game and
Fish Commission is planning to
establish several game refugees in
each county in the state, according
to a bulletin issued Tuesday by the
Commission. of which former Gov
ernor Robert P. Robinson is presi-
dent.
"These refugees should comprise
about 500 acres in one piece of land,
either one farm or several adjOin-
ing farms with the owners co-Op-
Grating" the bulletin says. Per
miseiOn would be given to the board,
If the plan is followed, to conspicu-
ously post the refugees, control pred
ators and arrange for feeding sta
tions.'
Would Prohibit Hunting
Hunting on such an area would
be absolutely prohibited. by special
policing. The reproduction Of game
on such a refuge should greatly in
crease. resulting in a leakage OF
game to surrounding lands and the
trapping of excess supplies by the
game wardens for additional restock-
ing elsewhere" The commission
has asked anyone wishing to coop
crate in the movement to communi-
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Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
Temperature Rain
Total Rainfall

Total Rainfall for February. .3.1I@
The following winds and condi-
tions prevailed during the same
period.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

Itoda la noche, sc levant6 muy
temprano.
Estaba muy palido, pero en-
su rostro reflejabase la firme-
"a de una energica resolution.
Al fin habia decidido 10 que
ldebfa hacer, inspirandose pa
Ira clio en- la carta de Andrea.
Ella misma, con su genera
sidad, lie daba la norma de su
conducta futura.
Su pensamiento su coraz6n,
dirigianse a Soledad, como uni
GO Y SECURE norte de sus espe-
ranzas.
ST ella cura Y me perdona,
-pensaba,-aHn podre vivir
,tranqailo; aun podre ser rela-
tivamente dichoso.
| Con actiVidad que era una
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
DEPOR TES
MAS DE 5000. Personals
~PRESENCIARON LAS PRAC
TICAS DE JOSE LUIS

Pompton Lakes, N. j., Sept.
16.-Mas de 5000 personals pre-
senciaron aver los ejercicios dc
Jose Luis, ell future campe6n, Ell
Ell campamento del DR.. Jose
Bier. Ell negro boxe6 siete asal-
tos con sus companeros de prac
ticas y todos ellos recibieron
duro castigo.
Paul Cavalier, I'm pugil que
sabe evadir, hizo las cosas inte-
resantes para Luis, en- asalto y
medic; pero en- los ultimos mo-
mentos del segundo asalto le ca
yeron encima varios ganchos de
izquierda al cuerpo y una dere-
cha a la quijada, que parecleron
aturdirle.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
PROGRAMA DE iLUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

La lucha principal en- ell pro.
grama anunciado por jim
Downing, tendra esta noche de
F., rivales, en- Benjamin Field, a
Bill Sledge, exfutbolista del ms.
tituto Rice, y ell russo John Po-
dubny. Ell ruso tiene mas expe-
riencia que su antagonista; pc
70 Sledge pesee una vitalidad
formidable.
Bruce holland, ell campe6n,
iluchara frente a Babe Cad :
dock, ell e%xcampe6n, pero no
arrieSgard su tftulo porque Sc
ha convenido en- un Unite de
80 minutes.
Jack Rush, ell rudo individuo
de Detroit, Sc vera la cara con
ell calvo pastor Hogue, de Te-
xas.
Con ell griego Nick Bacalis
Sc arriesgara Johnny Marss.
de Memphis. Abe Stein Sc bait
Ira con Jim Parker, de St. Luis.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

roma y los expertos reconocen a
Risko excelentes oportunida-
des, particularmente por los
prolongados descansos del cam
pe6n.
Art Lasky, que aun no ha de-
sistido del prop6sito de cenirse
la corona del peso complete, Sc
batira en- st. Paul, ell jueves por
la noche, con ell formidable pc
gador Charley Retlaff.
Ell viernes por la noche, en-
Boston, Lou Brouillard, excam-
pe6n del peso mediano, peIeara
con AL Mccoy, un ciudadano de
recios pufos.
Esta noche, en- Miami Beach,
Paul Marques, de New York
sera Ell contrario de Billy Hood,
de Orlando; Lou Navarro ten
dra de a~dversario a Jimmy Nc
Namara. Oakland, California.
presentara hoy lunes a Midget
Wolgast, de Filadelfia, contra
Small Montana, de Manila.
Martes.-En Jersey City
Lou lombard contra Joey Cos.
ia; en- Seattle, Gorilla Jones y
Francis Steele, y en- Los Ange-
les, frankie Castillo, con Spec
dy Dado.
Miercoles - Paul pc
leara en- Buffalo, New York.
con AL Hamilton; en- San Fran
cisco, Henry Armstrong, de
Los Angeles, con P~erfecto L6-
pee, de MEXICO.
Viernes.-Pablo Dano, de
Hollywood, contra Fillo Eche-
verria, de Espana y la Haba-
ma. En- San Diego, Johnny Mar
tfnez, de San Bernardino, con
Young Peter Jackson, de Los
Angeles .
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
STAPP EN- LA
CABRERA DE SO MILLAS

Roby, Indiana, sep. 16.-La
carrera de automobiles de so
millas la gan6 aqui Babe Stapp,
de Indianapolis, en- SO minutes,
81 2/5 segundos.
Finaliz6 en- segundo lugar
Jimmy Snider, de Chicago; en-
tereero, Wild Bill Cummings,
de Indianapolis, y en- cuarto,
Wilbur Shaw, de Los Angeles.
Ocurri6 un accidente desagra
dable cuando Sc incendi6 ell au.
tom6vil de Harry McQuinn, DE-
Chicago, sufriendo este quema
duraS graves.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

-iOjala!
La presencia de Gustavo cor
to este dialogo.
Present6se humilde, temero-
80 cast, Y los dos medicos no
necesitaron mas que verle pa
ra comprender que algo grave
debla haberle ocurrido, en-
.efecto.
Hespondieron con afabilidad
a SD r<s2etuoso saludo Y lie pre-
g%untaron ell objeto de So ines
perada vista.
Al hablarle, llamabanle ain
senior condo.
Gostavo estuvo tentado de
pr0lestar al oirse dar aquel ira
tamlento, al que no tenia dere-
cho alguno; pero no 10 hizo q
porque no Sc atrevi6 o .porque
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
/

Swicher y Jorge, sorpren-
.dieronse al saber que estaba
ALI ell conde y deseaba verles.
lie recibieron en- seguida. V
Buendia dijo al anciano:
81 Ell q~uisiese, con su con-
curse aun podria afirmar mas
la complete curaci6n de nues-
ira enferma,
Su protector lie miro SON.
riendo.
Nunca estaba satisfecho.
do es possible, porque la pre-
sencia de csc hombre aqui, me
indica algo extraordinario.
Quiza venga a ofrecerse el
mismo para 10 que til deseas.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
UN DETECTIVE MATO A SU
MUJER E HIRIO A SU HIJA

New York, Sept. 16.-Indig-
nado porque su mujer inicio pro
cedimiento de separation, Da :
MEL Sullivan, de AZ amos, un de
tective, la di6 muerte a tiros e
hiri6 a su hija Evelyn, de ID
Ianos.
Sullivan llevaba 10 amos en- el
cuerpo de policia y admiti6 ha-
Der cometido ell crimen.
lie interrog6 ell diputado je-
fe John j. Ryan. Helen, la mu-
jer, tenfa SO amos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
Jack Rs psey disgustado
entrenamlentO de MAX Baer

sreculator, N, Y, Sept. 16.
de 400 personals que pre-
senciaban los ejercicibs de Max
Baer sufrisSon ell consiguiente
susie y ai2unos danos al desplo
narse una graderia. La grade
ria Sc cay6 en- una extension He
25 yardas, sufriendo lesiones
graves dos mujeres y le,yes mas
lie .veinte.
Prestaron los primeros auxi-
|lios a los heridos ell k1cente
Nardiello, medico az la conf :
sion atletica del Estado de New
York, y ell DR.. J. B. Van Urk.
Esto mantendra en- actividad,
durante varias semanas, a los
abogados de Ancil Hoffman, el
director de Baer.
Disgustado por la demostra-
ci6n de Baer, Jack Dempsey, que
Sc encontraba junto al ring Sc
levanto y Sc march6 en- presen-
cia de un numeroso grupo de
periodistas. Pero la mayor par
te de los escritores no han me-
hester de la opinion de Demp-
sey. Ellos han visto 10 suficien-
tie para convencerse de que Ma
xie esta en- muy pobres condi-
clones para la pelea del 'mill6n
de pesos" con Jose Luis, ell dia
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

,prueba mas de la firmeza de
Isus decisiones, orden6 en- dos
Igrandes CORES sus papeles y
.su ropa, TODD 10 suyo; pero ma
'da mas que 10 suyo.
No queria NADIA que no lie
perteneciese, aunQue bien mi
RADIO, aquello mismo 10 debia a
Andrea.
Dejo los cofres cerrados v
sali6 diciendoSe:
-Vamos ahora a cumplir la
.primera parte de mi plan, la
mas importante, la mas dificil.
Segun como ella este y me re-
obrare luego en- uno IL
otro sentido.
Encamin6se a la Casa de Sa-
lud donde estaba su esposa.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
.Por COMPLETE.

La raz6n de esa desgracia-
da....
-Esta segura. Resiste sin la
menor turbaci6n todas las i'm
presiones, por violentas que
sean. Ha viSto a SUI hija, la ha
~reconocido, y aunque Sc ha emo
cionado, no ha sabrevenido la
excitaci6n que yo no temia; Sc
ha enterado despues de que su
propio esposo ha Sido protector
de su hija y tampoco Sc ha alte-
RADIO. Sc da cuenta exacta de las
cosas Y razones... ISL curaci6n
es complete!
-Permiteme que yo sea ell
primero en- felicitarte por tn
triunfo.
10, no, maestro! MILO solo
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
Ell PROGRAMA DE LA Sc
MANA EN- TODA LA Ma
Jon

New York, sep. 16.-El pro
grama semanal de boxeo, en- to-
da la naci6n, incluye una pelea
entire Teddy Yarocz, cambe6n
mundial del peso medic, y Babe
Risko, ell j6ven de Syracuse. Ha
ce cerca de un ano, en- I'm COM
bate que los dos sostuvieron,
Risko acost6 al campe6n, con-
quistando rapida fama.
La pelea de hoy es por la CO.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
DlGA AMERICANA

Los Rankees derrotaron a los
Tigres, con Murphy de pitcher.
Detroit 7c, 14h, 0t.a
New York &c, 15h, 1e.
Chicago SC, 11h, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De.
Chicago SC, 11h, De.
Filadelfia 7c, 13h, lie.
st. Luis sc, III, lie.
Boston &c, 18Th, lie.
Cleveland Ice, 20h, lie.
Washington &c, 12h, Sc.
Cleveland &c, 15h, De.
Washington &c, 6h, lie.
Estadella pogo un hit en- ell
desafio, pero no jugo
EN- Ell segundo.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

"a, en- ell Estadio de los Yankees
A menos que Baer triunfe en-
los tres primeros asaltos, Luis
lie pondra a dormir o lie vencera
ror considerable ventaja. Q
Make boxe6 seis asaltos Y lu
clio muy NAL contra George TuA'
ner, de Tulsa, Oklahoma. Baer
pesaba bras y su antago-
nista 1913. TIER esta dirigido
por Hymie Caplin y peleara cot
Hans Kolhaus, de Alemania, en
ell programa Baer-Luis.
Ell %excampe6n hEo su mejor
dem@Aci6n, en- un asalto, cor
ira Paul Pross, I'm aleman cue
fue companero de ejercicios de
Jimmy Braddock; tcero NADIA pu
do hacer frente a Willie Nc
Gee, ell negro, y Sc Guido mucho
EN- ell asalto con ell veloz Scozza.
Baer da la sensation de un
h0mbre cansado o dispuesto a
cansarse, 10 que indica que no
esta en- mejor forma que POGO
antes de su pelea con Braddock.
Presenciaron los eje~rcicios,
Lou Salica, campe6n del peso
bantam; Lou Ambers, conten-
diente a Ia corona del peso lige-
re-, y Joe Jacobs, ell director de
Schmeling.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
Gaceta Folletin No. 27S
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

En- vez de entrar en- la habi-
taci6n de su enferma, alej6se
presuroso de la puerta, tras 10
qae habia estado eScuchando,
V corri6 en- buSca de Swicher.
Este lie aguardaba impacien-
tie para saber ell resultado de la
prueba.
7IQue hay?-pregunt6le en-
cuanto lie VIC.
Ell joven Sc arroj6 en- sus bra
EOS Y respondiole:
i Hemos vencido!
Por complete?
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Carl Hubbell, ell pitcher, ven
clio a los Cardenales Y Dizzy
Dean cargo con la humiliation
de la derrota. La nueva contra
Iriedad afirm6 al Chicago en- ell
|primer puesto.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

naban a los Rojos, los Cubs pa
saban sobreel Brooklyn, dejan
dolosen tres carreras.
Alfonso Lopez no pudo pc
gar de hit.
New York 7c, 16h, lie.
est. Luis &c, Oh, 0e.A
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 4e.
Chicago &c, Oh, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburg SC, Oh, De.
ABoston DC, All, De.
Rcinna% 1c, 4h, 2e.
Bosom &c, Oh, 2e.
Cincinnati 7c, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
VICTORIA DE

Habana, Sept. 16.-Isidoro
Gaztanaga, ell pdgil vasco del
peso pesado, derrot6 ell sabado,
pQg decision, al gladiator ale
man Hans Birkie.
En- un anterior encUentro
lue los dos hombres sostuvie-
ron, ell espanol cargo con la de
Esto abre ell canine para ur
bout entire Isidoro y Pauline
Jzcudun.