davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
CHURCH BLOCKS
FATHER DEVINE
FROM PAVILION

HOLLYWOOD, July 81. WP)-A
scheduled appearance of Father
Devine, New York Negro religious
leader, in Hollywood Bowl Aug. a
encountered a stonewall of oppos-
ition today from members of the
Los Angeles Church Federation,
who denounced him as blasphem-
er for representing himself as God
The protests threatened to bring
about revocation of a contract by
which bowl directors agreed to rent
the pavilion to the Negroes local fol
lowers for an afternoon and evening
appearance.
Directors of the protestant church
federation said they would meet
tomorrow to consider the filing OF
formal protest.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
WEST SETS
VALUATIONS
Assessor C olIector
Sets Figure At
$3l,9l9,A96

Valuations in Imperial
Valley for next year were
set at $31,919,496 plus the
public utility valuation to
be set by the state board of
equalization. The valuation was
set by Dan West, county assessor
collector, and announced at the
Monday session of the board of
supervisors.
This valuation figure represents
a cut under the valuations in effect
for the last year, West said. He
explained that the state board OF
equalization has the final authority
in the matter of county valuations.
The supervisors decided to per-
NIT West to go to Sacramento
when the state board begins consid-
Grafton of the valuations of the
various counties in order that I'm
perial county's problems may be
explained.
West said he had received con-
tinuous complaints that the valu-
Continued on Page 3, Col a
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

tion with workers outnumbering
farm owners and operators by an
overwhelming majority.
Taking up the subject of labor
disputes which have reached the
stage of violence in some cases,
the report cited the Imperial Val
ley as one of the most consistent
trouble centers. The condition
there was attributed to the con-
centration of large agricultural
areas in the hands of large grow
er-shipper units"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
FOUR BUILDING
PERMITS GIVEN

Four building permits issued at
Ell Centre city hall Tuesday boost
ed the annual building permit to-
tai to $121,8 ,845. The four permits
contributed $425.
The Texas Oil company obtain
ed two $100 permits for signs at
oil stations at 401 Broadway and
at 2lO East Main. Permits for
two reroofing jobs also were issu-
ed. one to S. o. Lingo for $35 for
reroofing a house on Euclid ave
nue. and one to B. E. Parks for
reroofing a store at sol Main street
for $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
DEATH FEARED
FOR MOROSCO

LOS ANGELES, July 81. WP)-
Police said Oliver MoroSco, once
famous and wealthy theatrical pro
ducer fell down the stairway of
cheap Main street rooming house
today and suffered injuries that
may prove fatal.
His skull was feared fractured
and he was injured internally. He
was unconscious.
The hospital report said he had
been drinking" In April of this
wear Morosco was found wandering
on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood
and arrested for. drunkenness.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
i DEATHS HERE FROM HEAT
POWER PLANT OPPOSED

the United Press reported.
The plants referred to were be-
lieved to be those planned by the
irrigation district on the All
American canal. Power generated
there would be sold municipality
i'm competition with the Southern
Sierras Power company. one of
The purchasers of Boulder Dam
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21


Burgos, and met it at Amanda De
Fuero, 90 miles north of Madrid.
The attack was complete sur
prise, the government asserted, and
caused numerous casualties.
Machine gun and bombs were us
ed against the rebels in a brisk
bombardment.
Confident that it has the strength
to win, the government organized
five strong columns and ordered
them to start today to smash the
rebels in the north.
A sixth column was sent by train
across southern Spain from Alican-
te, on the southeast coast, to attack
Seville, the rebels chief stronghold
in the Gibraltar area.
A seventh column was dispatched
to Jaen, midway between Alicante
and Seville, and small columns to
other points.
Four bus-loads Of storm troops
and two bus-loads of socialist mil
itiamen left Madrid to stamp out
small rebel nest at Avila, 55 miles
West-northwestward.
News of government successes
started during the morning. A mes
sage to the interior reported that
rebel activity in the Balearic Islands
off the east coast had been sup
pressed.
Rebels Dispersed
1t was announced that civil
guards, storm troops and militia
dispersed rebels at Alcala De Hen
Continued on Page 3, Col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
COMPENSATION INSURANCE RACKET
IN VALLEY UNDER INVESTIGATION

contracts given by farmers for the
performance of haybailing or other
types of work when the contractor
did not carry the required insur-
ance, Heald declared. The pre-
MUM should have covered only
the amount paid out for labor
One farmer paid $120 on con-
tract for having grain harvested
and also paid $840 for compensa-
ton insurance on the full amount
of the contract. Heald said he
should have paid only $1.40 as
only $40 had been paid fer labor,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
COUNTRY CLUB
TAXES SLICED

Taxes on the Barbara Worth
Country club between Ell Centro
and Holtville we're brought down to
So 900 from last years tax of $4,000
by three to two vote of the county
board of supervisors Monday.
Supervisor 1. Schlatter and B. M.
Graham voted against the equaliza-
ton asked by a group of members
from the club
The 90 acres of land included in
the clubs holdings thus were val
ued at $40 an acre. The Harold Bell
Wright ranch, which adjoins the
country club, is valued at S45 an
acre. county records reveal.
In the assessment made Monday,
the land is valued at $3.50 and the
improvements at $2120.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

In what Imperial Valley officials
described as move brought about
by propaganda disseminated by
private power interests, Gov. Ed
o. Johnson of Colorado Tuesday
Joined Gov. Henry ii. Blood Of
Utah i'm protesting construction OF
California power plants in COM
petition with Boulder Dam power.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
OUTFALL LINE
FINISHED HERE

FL Centro'S new outfall sewer
pipe line will be completed We'd
nesday and made ready for con-
nection to the sewage pumping
plant at the northwest city limits.
The pipe line runs fer dis
tance of seven miles or $4,000 feet
to a point on New River west OF
Imperial. The A and B Construc-
ton company began laying the
pipe March 2. .....t
Workmen still will be working on
the sewage pumping plant sche-
duled to be completed next month
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

to approximately rs degrees with
in minutes.
Farmers were jubilant. The wind
blew away the grasshoppers. The
rains that fell over Missouri,
Oklahoma, Illinois, Nebraska and
parts of Kansas were not heavy
except in scattered spCts, but gave
the heat beSieged country chance.
A serious water shortage re-
manned in many sections, however,
Nebraska feared municipal short
ages. Kansas was in most serious
condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

Farmers of Imperial county may
have been victimized to the extent
of many thousands of dollars in
illegal insurance premiums collect
ed under the state insurance COM
pensation act, it was revealed
Tuesday by DISTRICT Attorney Ell
mer Heald. He warned the farm
ers not to make payments of pre-
miums until they are certain they
are not oyerpaying.
Certain insurance companies are
known to have been collecting pre-
miums fer the full amount OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

Farms and small towns have pour
cd into California since 1888, with
the result that there are between
10000 and 175,000 farm workers
migratory at some time during
the YEAR" the survey said. This
DrIqure compares with a total of
$50 900 persons in the state de-
pendent upon farm wages.
Most of this influx has come
from Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona
Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas.
The analysis attributed recent
agricultural strikes to this c0ndi-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
AMERICANS SAFE
FROM REBELLION

WASHINGTON, July II. tURl--
Assurances that American resi-
dents in the fighting zones In
Spain are temporarily safe were
cabled to the state department
today by the American minister
in Lisbon, following a converse
ton between the minister and the
American embassy in Madrid.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

power.
Governors Blood and Johnson
protested that the proposed plants
could sell power cheaper than
Boulder Dam power, asserting this
would jeopardize repayment of the
initial investment i'm the huge fed
eral projeit, the United Press re-
ported.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
Last Minute
FLASHE
208 LIQUOR
LICENSES DENIED

SACRAMENTO July Fl. CUH -
Continuing its policy of reducing
the number of liquor licensees,
particularly i'm the Los Angeles
area, the state board of equaliza-
ton today denied POS applications
for liquor permits. OF the total.
13I applications for renewal OF
licenses and 65 new applications
were for establishments In the
Los Angeles district Of Ray Edgar.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
80,
4SSN
~ AMBLING
IMPORTER
Says

Whad'dya Make OF IT.
Political views: Bob Davis, T.
A. Eggleston and Grover Tucker
congregated at the corner of Sixth
and Main streets, deep in convers-
alton. If they weren't talking a.
bout politics, RR doesn't know his
personalities.
f,w We're Cool
After seeing the hottest man in
town, RR has arrived at the con-
cluSion that it really isn't hot
most places. He was perspiring
Hver one of these StoveS-o wheels
! Fey use to melt up tar in street
repair jobs, hacking away at a
chunk of not-yet-melted tar and
perspiring almost audibly in the
haze OF black smoke and unpleas-
ant odor that arose from the stove.
Most jobs are a cinch, compared
to that one.
II Should Be A Law
No appreciation, these employ
es j. M. Hill, directing genius OF
the Valley theater, came back
home after a fishing trip of two
weeks up near Bishop. One is
inclined to guess that he had
several good fish stories all stored
up-but the plans of mice and
men, you know-Hill found that
the theater's employees had posted
a sign limiting him to five min
utes in which to unburden himself
about his fishing exploits. And,
If you're a fisherman, you know
that five minutes isn't even time
to get your pipe started.
1t Happens In July
Gobel Hurst, viewed in the early
a. m. herding a lawn mower about
his yard, was garbed only in shorts.
Such is the influence of summer.
Etiquette Needed
About the worst case of thought
lessness, selfishness and downright
meannesS RR has heard of in 10
these many moons, is that OF the
chap over in the Bard district
owner of a homemade cooling sys-
TEN. who orders his wife to shut
off the system as soon as he
leaves home for work, and won't
stand for having it turned on
again until he comes home.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
SERA CITES VALLEY
INFARM COMMENTS

LOS ANGELES 81 PA three year migration OF MIDWEST
m and drought parched lands has steadily
aggravated already situation California farn WORKERS.
the state administration reported today in survey
thousands OF people from
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
MIDWEST CATTLE MAY
BE SHIPPED TO VALLEY
B. A. Harrigan Appointed by Supervisors
To Investigate Possibility of
Bringing Dairy Stock Here

The possibility of bringing young dairy stock from
the drought stricken to Imperial Valley now IS be-
ing investigated by B. A. Harrgan county agricultural
commissioner at the request of the board of supervisors
Dairy cattle from the midwest all come from tuber,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
SPANISH lOYALISTS
TAKE UP OFFENSIVE
TO SUBDUE REBELS
Airplanes Bomb Rebellious Troops In
Opening of Big Drive to Quell
Faltering Reuolutionists
lCnnyrirht 1926 by United Pressl

MADRID July 21. (UP)-Government airplanes raked
rebels with machine gun fire today in the opening OF
general offensive against the revouionlsts
The planes flew northward to meet formidable rebel
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21

Imperial county supervisors met
Monday afternoon for the last time
as a board of equalization this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-21
MARKETS An BRIEF

butter, Los Angeles 37cI butter
fat, Imperial valley Lob. ranch,
Grade A, 45IRc; mnnufa curing milk,
4OcI route gathered cream. 37c.
l.. A. hay-U. =. No. 1. extra 1eafy,
SIS, L. =. No. 1, S15-15.5Oi u. :. No.
- leafy, SI4-14.50; u. =. No. =. 1880
a. Minneapolis flax 2O3-2O9.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

Banco.
AL yer que ell billete era de
quinientas pesetas, Enrique ere
y6 que lie daba algo.
iCien duros!
iCinco wees la cantidad que
Iel habia supuesto!
Aquello excedia a todas sus
e~speranzas.
En- I'm arranque de gratitud
y,de gozo, bes6 la carta de An
dtea, desppes de haberla lei-
do, y exclam6 sollozando:
II Dios la bendigal... les
Dln angell L.. Bien hice en- recu-
rrir a ella. rs MI nina pro-
ectora L.. Bien hice eA recu-
rrir aella... Els mi Ultima pro-
tectora l.. Pero no una protec-
tOra como las demAs; ella nun
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

Max Schmeling, dice Murray,
tiene absolute confianza en- su
potencia fisica y destreza.
Tai como las cosas lucen, ell
negro de Detroit no "cobrara"
tan facilmente como en- sus com
bates con Max Baer, Primo Car
nera, King Levinsky y Charley
Retzlaff.
Make ina dichU y repetido en-
Itono convincente para algunas
de las personas que lie escucha-
ban: ''Tengo absolute confianza
en- que puedo batir a Luis y creo
poser Ell estilo que lie hara per-
der los estribos. lie estudie de
cerca en- ell match con Pauline y
lie he visto en- las pelfculas to-
madas de los encuentros con
Baer y Camera. Conozco sus
Puntos mas debiles. Me alegra
mucho que James j. BraddOck,
Jack Johnson, Harry Wills Y o.
tros convengan conmigo en-
que Luis esta muy lejOs de ser
la maquina perfecta de combate
" que tiene muchO que apren-
der.
"Es mi esperanto pOder dar-
lie algunas lecciones cuando nos
encontremos en- ell cuadrilate-
.rO".
Pero, agregamos nosotros,
olga tOdas esas cosas v no CO.
meta ell error de meter su dine
70 en- aventuras peligrosas, de-
jandose "dormir" por los can
.tosH lie sirena.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

La prirnera ayuda medica lie
fue dada al luchador en- Ell cua-
drilatero, hallandose junto a el
su esposa, una bella mudhachs.
Mas tarde, en- ell hospital, Sc pu-
do apreciar que mantenia ell do
mimic de las piernas, 10 que in
dica podra curarse y regresar
al "ring."
En- los momentos en- que era
levantado ell brazo del aleman,
Newman empez6 a quejarse de
lque estaba lastimado. Ell arbi-
tro Wolf quiso recogerlo, en-
companfa de jim Henry, pero e.
Sc neg6 temiendo que en- ell ca
mino hasta ell eamerino lie lasti-
masen. Sc lproclam6 la victoria
del europeo en- S5 minutes. Pc
saba ell vencedor 215 libras v e.
vencido 208.
Por decision, en- la semifinal
ell 2igante jim Henry, de Okla
homa, derrot6 por puntos a Wa.
ter Underhill, ell villano de Pitts.
burg. Los dos jueces votaron
por ell primero, a causa de la ru.
da tactica del segundo.
Dobie Osborn venci6 con una
"patada de mula" a Scotty DaW
kins, que lie habia mordido una
oreja al comienzo de la acci6n.
Los dos bajaron del "ring'
cubiertos de sangre.
Dutch Schultz puso en- juegc
su mayor destreza Y en- IA mi
nutos sc lie declare vencedor So
bre 0bie Scott.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Blancas fueron
dejados en- blanco por Ell mara
villOso pitchoing de Grove, Ell
"as" de los Medias Rojas. Ell
Chicago solo pudo batear cua-
trO hits. Kennedy tambien Ian
70 en- excelente forma, pero con
cinco hits lie anotaron dos We
ces.
Boston &c, Oh, lie; Chicago
DC, All, De.
Alvin Crowder dej6 a los Sc
nadores en- cinco hits y solo pu-
dieron llegarle una vez a la ego
ma. Sus companeros, con II
hits, anotaron 7 veces.
Washington lie, 5h, 2e; De-
.troit &c, 11Ih, De.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
CFLEBRO SESSION Ell con-
SEQ DE MINISTRIES

Madrid, Mayo 10. - Bajo la
presidential del Sr. Casares Qui
roga celebr6 aver session ell con-
sejo de ministries, tomandose va
rios acrerdos.
Hoy volvera a reunirse Ell con
sejo, en- horas de la manana, pa
ra discutir y aprobar la declara
ci6n ministerial.
Fl minislro de hacienda ma
nifest6 a la salida del consejo
de aver que es necesario limitar
los gastos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

dos los abrum6 y puso cer:a del
"nocaut" con sus ganchos de de
Irecha a la barba.
Schmeling di6 la sensation
de estar fnuy alberto para los
|tolpes de mayor importancia a
la mandibula; pero Joe Jacobs
y Max Mahon sostienen que ESQ
Sc ira ajustando, lentamente, a
medida cue progresen los ejer-
cici9s.
Cuando termin6 ell entreteni-
miento, Joe Jacobs habl6 con
los periodistas Y dijo: iHan Wis
to nunca NADIA igual a FL? Esta
ahora en- forma superior a la
cue tuvo para veneer a Stri-
bling. Yo esperaba que estuviese
Dlen, porque Ell lleva una vida
decente, pero NADIA igual a 10 qre
The visto. Sera otra vez ell cam
pe6n. Matara a Jose Luis.
Hasta ell indiferente Mike ia
cObs, a prueba de historietas chi
mas, pareci6 conmoverse ell do
mingo con la demonstration de
Make.
"Gatos sagrados, dijo Mike,
csc individuo ciertamente luce
bien. mo serfa un demonio de
sorpresa que derrotase a Luis?
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

ca me ha necesitado para ma
da, y, sin embargo. mo exa-
geran nj Sc equivocan los hue
la tienen por santa!
Su agradecimiento y su en-
tusiasmo eran sinceros.
iSe creia salvadol
Al verse con dinero. rena-
Ici6 en- Ell Ell hombre de otros
tiempos; irgui6se altieo y pa
reci6 rejuvenecido y dispuesto
a desafiar al mundo entero.
Aunque la miseria lie avasa-
llase, era y seguirfa siendo
mientras viviese, ell mismo que
slempre habia sido.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

,crei que tenia... va tie dare O.
tro dia...
GaspariRo, que no hubiese
tornado nada nj mucho menos,
sonri6 y encamin6se a la puer
ia, diciendo:
Que listed 10 pase bien.
-Adios... P6nme a los pies
de la sonora condesa... y dale
las gracias ~ parte 'mia...
AunqusSno he leido todavia su
'carta, Puesto que me contesta,
@~4dA habra motive para que
lie de las gracias...
Sali6 Gasparillo, y Morales
despues de eerrar la puerta, a.
presur6se a rOmper ell sobra
con mano temblorosa.
Contenia una lae6nica car
Ia de Andrea y IN billets del
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
m pU1nADAs DOS
MUJERES HOMICIDAS

Habana, mayo 19.-El gobier
no tiene va preparado ell deere
to de indulto sobre deli.os CO.
munes, con motive de la toma
de possession del presidente Co
mez, que Sc efectuara mahana.
Dicese que sefan indultadas
dos mujeres homicidas y sup6-
nese que son Dolores Gonzalez
" A2rstina Leon.
La viuda del hcmbre que la
Gonzalez matara pidio recien-
al gobierno que no la
indultase.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
MAX SCHMELING IMPRESTONA
A TN GRUPO DE- EXPERTOE


Napanoch, N. Y, Mayo 10. -
Las dos primeras sesiones de
grantes dadas por Max Schme-
ling han levan,ado la confianza
de su grupo y han heCho Greer
a varios periodistas y Altoona
dos inteligentes que no serfa i'm
possible una sorpresa, salida de
los puhos del aleman y en- con-
ira de las aspiraciones del ne
gro Jose Luis, ell campe6n sin
corona.
El hulano negro no es consi-
dorado va como ell "pararrayos''
del encuentro y sc lie acreditan
posibilidades de victoria, anali-
zando su perfecto estado ffsico
~ ell de 81 rival, ell famoso eti6-
pico de Detroit. Para un vetera
no de 80 amos, que lleva IL amos
en- acci6n y ha estado cerca de
10 meses fuera del "ring'', ell es-
tado ffsico del aleman es real :
mente asombroso.
Firme Y broceado nj siquiera
Sc detuvo a respirar en- las dos
sesiones. Sus pufietazos parecen
tener la efectividad necesaria y
asi 10 prob6 por cuenta de Heinz
Hohlhaas, un aleman, y de An
dy Wallace, de Newark. A estos
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

mar al pGblico, haciendole llevar
los menudos a la bolsa de Jacobs
Abren la boca los propagan :
distas y exclaman: Maravilloso,
colossal, estupendo..~-
Ellos saben que ell pGblico es-
cucha y que no es dificil, insis-
tiendo, perseverance, hacerle
Greer que Ell rojo es amarillo y
viceversa.
Pero nosotros aconsejamos a
nuestros lectores que por ahora
sigan viendo en- Jose Luis al
vencedor y en- Max al vencido.
Los punos del negro requieren,
en- los dfas de ahora, que surja
la "esperanza blanca" buscada
por Jack Dempsey.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
Les Abeias de Boston fueron

Las Abejas de Boston fneron
dominadas por Carleson, que las
dej6 en- dos carreras, aunque lie
'batearon ocho hits. Alfonso pc
10 dos hits.
Chicago &c, 10h, lie; Boston
&c, Oh, Zoe.
Oportunos batazos de "Pi-
mienta' Martin y Jdanny Mize
.dieron 81 triunfo -ales Cardena-
les sobfe ell filadelfia. Pinly
Whitney descary6 dos %"jonro-
nes".
ST. Luis lie, 14h, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19

Jose Luis esta concentran-
dose en- ell Sab" izquierdo y gan
cho y ell "uppercut" derecho,
sus principles arnas contra
Pauline Uzcudun.
Cuando ell "dinamitero" i'm
prima a sus puhos la fuerza que
derrib6 a Uzcudun, haciendole
pegar con la cabeza en- Ell tabla-
do e hiriendole en- Ia boca, Max
Sc caera tambien v lie contaran
los diez segundos.
Schmeling tiene dered1o a o.
pinar y sentirse optimista pc
70 este no significa que los fie-
les iran en- su caro- ell dia 18 de
JUNO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
YUGOESLAVIA ELIMINO A
CHECOESLOVAQUTA

Zagreb, Yugoeslavia, Mayo 10
-Cuando lparecia derrotado, ell
team de tennis de Yugoeslavia
recuper6 ell terreno perdido y
venci6 al checoeslovaco, elimi :
nandolo de la competencia por la
copa Davis. Ferenc Punec supe-
re a Ladislau Hecht y j. Palla-
da alcanz6 ell punto decisive ba-
tiendo a j. Siba. FL nuevo en- :
cuentro de los vencedores sera
con ell team frances, en- ell cual
figura Jean Borotra.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
-Pasa, hiiitO, pasa.

-Pasa, hijito, pasa.
lie recibi6 haciendose los ho-
nores debidos con la misma
prosopopCa Que 81 habitase un
.palacio.
La sehora condesa me ha
dado este para usted,-dijo
Gasparillo. entregSpdole una
carta. =
-iEsperas 6ntestaci6n2
NO, senior.
Recordando sus costumbres
de ootros tiempos, Morales lie.
H6se instintivamente la nsano
al bolsillo del chaleco para dar
al muchscho una pEOpina.
Not6 entonces an o tenaa
dinero y balbuce6 a tgonza-
do: q
-PerdOna, hiiO m :. 70
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
EIGA NACIONAL

Los Rojos vencieron a los
Dodgers, mieIftras los GiganteS
aplastaban a los Piratas. Earn
shaw cargo con la derrOta, lam
zando por ell Brooklyn, y Using
|fu@ ell vencido por los Gigantes.
Cincinnati Sc, 11h, De; Broo-
klyn &c, 18Th, 2e.
Pittsburgh &c, l2h, 2e; New
York &c, IN, De.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
DEPOR TFS
AUSTRALIA DERROTO AL
TEAM POLACO

Viena, Mayo 19.-Austria d.
vidi6 los dos encuentros finales
por la copa Davis y elimin6 a
Polonia, con anotaci6n de tres
por dos.
La "estrella" de Polonia, Heb
da, venci6 a Barawoski y G Won
Metaxa di6 a Austria ell punto
decisive, derrotando a Ignacio
Tlocaunki.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
ISRAEL C~ASTELLANOS NO
TUVO CON
SMITH

Hlabana, mayo 19.-Comen-
tando aver la noticia de su re-
nuncia como director del gabi-
nete de identification, ell DR.. Is
rael Castellanos dijo que el no
ha hedno acrsaciones contra ell
DR.. Maximiliano Smith, secre-
tario de gobernaci6n.
"Las sugerenciao que yo he
venido hacienda al DIR. Smith,
dijo ell DR.. Castellanos, han ST.
do siempre bien acogidas.
NADIA tengo que imputar y me
nos a un hombre que ha obser-
vado en- su trato conmigo la ma
yor correction.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
N Ell CAMPE0N ALE.
MAN AL LUCHADOR DE
GEORGIA
Jim Henry domino D derrOt6 Z
Walter UndeThiH

Como 10 habfa prometido, ell
aleman Henry GRADER, campe6n
de luchas de su pals, venci6 ano
che a Pat Newman, de Georgia,
que sali6 del encuentro con la
espina dorsal lesionada.
Terminate ell bout" con ell
germano, Newman fue llevado
al hospital municipal, donde hoy
lie haran varias radiograffas pa
"a determinar la gravedad de la
lesion sufrida.
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
CON LOS GUANTES

Jack Cuddy afirma que Ell esta-
do fisico de Max Schmeling es
asombroso, sensational. Joe ia
cobs habla va de que Ell campeo
nato vuelve a las manos del teu-
ton. Hasta Mike Jacobs pareci6
quedar sorprendido con la exhi-
bici6n que Make diera Ell pasa-
do domingo.
Els ell comienzo de la propa-
ganda para interesar y apasio-
La gaceta., 1936-05-19
VII

A media mahana llamaWn a
la puerta, y Morales fueEabri1
palpitante, tembloroso.
Era Gasparillo.
Los dos sc eonocian, por ha-
lberse visto ell dia que Enrique
estuvo en- Chamber a visitar 4
Andrea.
-Vienes de parte de la sefo
IA condesa de Andrade, Iver-
dad, hijo mio?-pregunt6 Mo
rales.
Isl, sehor,-respondi6 ell
niho.