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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
SOCIETY OF ARTS
ARRANCE EXHIBIT

The Society of the Four Arts
of Palm Beach, has issued invi-
tations, one of which has been re-
ceived by The Citizen, to attend
Twentieth Century Exhibition
of Paintings. selected and sponsor
ed by the Museum of Modern
Art.
There will also be exhibited
modern rugs and designs by Fran
ces T. Miller. The display will be
held daily from 10 a. m. to s p.
M, at AL Royal Palm Way, Palm
Beach, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
WOMEN'S POLICE FORCE In POLAND
WINS CONFIDENCE OF YOUNGSTERS
(Dy Associated Ptess)

WARSAW, Feb. 29.-Poland's
bfue-uniformed police mammals
are making a big hit with chill
dren; so much so that many
youngster yells "Police!" instead
of Mammal! when he needs a
friend.
Typical was the case OF the lit
tie boy whose red balloon escaped
on the boulevard. His screams
brought a young policewoman who
saw the balloon caught in a tree
and promptly climbed up after it.
One holiday night several ragged
youngsters who saw Christmas
tree twinkling through the win
dows of police headquarters, walk
ed right in and joined the party.
The pohcewomen made them feel
at home.
Social Welfare Force
Such success in winning the
confidence of the young is in line
with the principles on which the
women's police force has develop
ed. 1t was organized in 1925 to
help the governments fight against
white slavery and the traffic in
dangerous drugs.
Chief of the organization is
Miss Stanislas Paleologue, who was
an officer of the Polish army in
the war with Soviet Russia. Under
her leadership the women police
see their greatest responsibility
and opportunity in the field of So
cial welfare. They have estab-
lished homes for hayward girls
and now superintend centers for
the care of homeless children.
Marriage In Background
The policewomen are recruited
from among healthy, unmarried
applicants between the ages of 81
and 80. They must undergo six
months of special training, and
must sign for four years service.
During these four years they are
bound to celibacy, and should they
continue to serve after the four
years have elapsed they must wait
an additional three years before
marriage.
The girl who signs up at 81 and
takes her profession seriously must
wait until she is % before she
can marry.
Inasmuch as most of the wom-
en- police look so attractive in their
navy blue uniforms that they turn
many a young mans head, this
seven-year wait has its disadvant-
ages. 1t is already said to have
complicated several romances
heart-breakingly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
ANNOUNCE DEATH
ARCHIE JOHNSON
WAS FORMER KEY WEBSTER
BUT HAD BEEN RESIDING
IN MIAMI MANY YEARS

kilograms yesterday to rel
atives in Key West, advised OF the
death of Archie johnson, AZ, for
merly of Key West but for about
20 years a resident of Miami.
Death occurred on a vessel while
Mr.. Johnson was en- route from
Miami to Havana.
The deceased had a number of
relatives here, among them being
Captain Harold Gates, a cousin,
who is now in Miami. Mrs. Gates
left over the highway this morn
ing to join her husband, and at
tend the funeral service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
POINCIANA ON
MARINE WAYS

But one vessel OF the Seventh
Lighthouse Districts fleet Of ten
ders is in port today This Is the
Poinciana which is on the ways
for minor repairs to hall and rud-
ders, and regular overhaul
Tender Ivy, flagship. Is en-
route from Tampa Bay to Char
lotte HarbOr. where buoy work is
to be done. Tender Poppy l. in
Miami harbor repairing and re-
placing aids to navigation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
COAST GUARD
PLANE ARRIVES

Coast Guard Plane arrived 5:15
o'clock yesterday afternoon in
command of Lieutenant c. Glenn.
mers, and landed at the old navy
ramp, on the northern side of the
city.
On the plane as a passenger waa
Captain r. s. Patter of the Unit
ed States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey. who is III and now a patient
in the Marine hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
GRANTED AWARD

BELLEVILLE, Ill.-n 1880
Mrs. Valiena Meuer, of this city,
was kicked by a trick mule. When
the case came to trial she was
awarded $1,000. That judgment
has recently been reversed. The
award is $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
ROTARIANS MAKE
EXCELLENT RECORD
ATTAIN ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT ATTENDANCE AT SEES.
SIONS IN FEBRUARY

Key West Rotary Club broke
all records last month by making
a 1909 attendance record for the
four meetings in February. This
drive was sponsored by the at
tendance committee headed by DIR.
VIM. p. Kemp.
Much stress is paid to attend
ance in the Rotary organization
and this accomplishment will win
the local club state and nation
wide attention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
D. WILLIAMS DIES
in MIAMI HOSPITAL

News has been received in the
city announcing the death of
Douglas Williams. last night in a
hospital at Miami.
The deceased was stricken with
paralysis short time ago. with
very little hope held out for his
recovery during the past several
days.
He is an uncle of Mervin
Thompson. steward at the Elks
Club in this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
Plan Establishment OF Memorial
To DR.. Mudd AT Fort jefferson
TMwMwkwMwx @w6E - ~ 81.
PRIZE PUMPKIN
BEING DISPLAYED

C. w. Sykes, of 1015
Windsor Lane, is today dis
playing his prize pumpkin
and the blue ribbon, first
prize, presented at the Key
West Flower Show.
The fruit is one of the
long variety, perfectly form
ed and weighs IL pounds.
MIR. Sykes says it is like
Topsy in "Uncle Toms
Cabin" had no care nor at
tention but "just growed."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
SEMANA Allegro TO CLOSE TONIGHT
WITH BIG DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB

Key Westers and visitors here
tonight are bringing a full Week
of Joy, or Semana Allegro, to a
close with a gala Leap Year ball
on Stock Island where the Key
West Country Club is located.
Since last Sunday morning.
when three gunboats from Cuba
arrived, there have been few min
utes during the day and night
when something was not taking
place for the amusement and edi-
fication of those participating in
La Semana Allegro.
The second annual celebration,
which revolves around February
"a, Cuban Independence Day, at
tracted a number of visitors from
the lower East Coast and West
Coast of Florida, and many Off
Gals in national agencies in Wash
ington. Among these were DR..
Nikolai Sokoloff, national director
of the Federal Music Project,
part of the Works Progress Adj
ministration, who came to Key
West particularly to see the open
air staging last Tuesday night Of
1.-THE Pirates of Penzance."
He and others went away prais-
ing highly the beauty of the pro-
duction and the finish with which
the group here presented the
difficult arias and dramatization
of the Gilbert and Sullivan comic
opera. 1t had been produced I'M
der the supervision of the local
unit of the Federal Music Pro-
ject, and more than 1000 per-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
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MORE FUNDS FOR
MONROE SCHOOLS

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. e.
Monroe COunty's share of
the school apPOrtionment fund
as announced today, was
shown to be $s,2O6-e6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29
Law Passed By Legislature
OF 1895 Is Expected To
Become Effective AT
Once

Every place of business - af-
feeted by the chain store tax
which was declared constitutional
on February IS 81 the FIorida
Supreme Court This was said
by an official from tbs
state eomptroIler's office
The Law. IL Is expected. viii be
made effective practically at Onee-
All places of bussne.s viii pay n
license tax of 50 cents. registra-
tion fee of $40 and be taxed ont
half Of one per cent On grOss
sales
This Law vas passed b the
of 1885 with the ez-
IL Is shown. that the
tax would Prod.es apProziaately
81. 500. 900 toward the sI0.5OO.-
900 appropriated fer seheols-
In a statement relative TO the
tax and its resultant effect on the
school funds, Attorney Cary D.
lands is quoted as saying The
common schools are in great need
Of the funds to be collected from
this tax and with every other
state authority involved. am
eager 70 get the machinery Of
taxation in operation as soon ~ Il
IS possible"
In the original law there was a
section providing for a levy OF a
graduated tax ranging from one
half Of one per cent 70 FIVE per
cent depending upon the number
q stores oprated by any enc con
cern.
Levers Esti@.tes
This naturally lowered the est
mate Of funds 70 be RECEIVED from
these taxes which is now placed
by some officials, a possibly So
OO0, 900.
Discussing sources Of revenue
the visiting official pointed cut
that the revenue from slot ma
chimes was another item IN the
funds for schools and this was be-
coming larger as other cities were
the use Of them
For general information the
question was asked how was Il
possible for q community % IN
dictate It's objection 10 the IN
stallation Of these machine. for
any Of a number Of reasons. but
principally because II had become
generally known that miners. con
trary 70 the law were being per-
mitted 70 use them
Status Of Bill
A copy Of the law. House Bill
No. 1I31, was produced Section
LA reads Upon petition Of
twenty per cent Of the qualified
electors Of any county the C0un-
" Commissioners Of such county
shall provide for the SUBMISSION
TO the electors OF such county AZ
the then next succeeding general
the question Of whether
any permit OF license therefore
granted for the operation q any
Of the machines or devices de-
scribed in the act shall b con
tinued or revoked and Il the ma
jOrity Of the electors voting on
such question In such election
shall vote 70 cancel or recall the
licenses or permits Heretofore
given, then the eomptrOiler - the
state Of Florida and the tar col
leetoF Of the county shall not
grant license for the
operation OF the machines and H.
vices dscribed in this ac.- Pc
vided further that any county r.
vOking such licenses shzl not
thereafter participate in any OF
the revenues derived under this
act"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Il Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-29

Associated Press Day Wire
Service.
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Smrt ditete z radosti.

Dvouleta Tana Sterbova re
Dvora Kralova sla S maminkou
prave navst1viti tetu. D1te Sc
zastavilo pred vykladem OBJ
chodu s hrackami a touzebne
Sc divalo ma panenku, oblece-
nou jake baletka. Matka ne
mohla devcatko cd vylohy do
staff. Nemohlo sc odtrhnouti
cd pohledu ma hezkou panen-
ku, a slo teprve, kdyz mamin-
ka slfbila, jak Sc obycejne de-
tenn slibuje. 'Teticka ii pa
nenku koupf.". Kdyz prisly k
tete, devcatko hned prosilo O
vyhlednutou panenku. Teta
ovsem malicke neteTi neodepfe
la. Devcatko radost1 poskoci-
10, ale pc nekolika krocich "a
stenalo a zhroutilo Sc v bezve-
dom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Ryby misto povidel.

Dc nedavna Sc Tide v &C.
chach divili, re ma Morave je-
di klobasy zapekane do bfleho
Tesla. V techto dnech Sc OBJ
jevily v jednom prazskem pod
niku pirohy, plnene rozsekany-
rybami a vejci. Prazska
kuchyne je v trvalem vyvoji.
z Jugoslavie Sc rozs1filo do
nasich hostincG maso pecene
ma rozni, z Holandska sekane
maso v kapuste, z Francie salat
z cekanky, z Angle smazene
cerstve sekane veprove maso
atd. Odbornici soud1, re Sc
tax prizpnsobujeme novym po-
zadavkdm naseho zivota. Pu-
vodnf ceska strava byla selska.
Byla vydatna a velmi syta, jak
il potrebuje telesne tezce pra-
cujici clovek. Tato strava je
vsak pomerne jednoducha, zby
tecne vydatna pokud jde o sva
lovou energii, ale ne1plna pro
cloveka nervove vycerpaneho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25

Ia sveho pobytu v Bratisla-
We seznamil sc 27lety 1redn1k
prazske Konstruktivy Franti-
Sex Kohout rodem z Plzne S 80
letou 1rednicf Evou Bendlfko-
YOU, ktera byla zamestnana v
advokatni kancelari dra. Du-
sana Urednicka a lila sc svou
matkou, vdovou pc evangelic-
KEN farafi, We shromnem byte
v Lazaretske ulici cislo 20. 10
hout pc prelozenl z Bratislavy
do Prahy dojizdel ma nedele a
svatky do Bratislavy, kde byl
vzdy navstevou u rodiny Ben
dlikovych.
Pred rokem Sc mlad1 zasnou-
bill, ale Bendlfkova brzy pry
poznala snoubencovy chyby,
zvlaste jeho drsnejsf povahu a
proto zasnouben1 zruSila. Ko-
bout vsak neprestal jezdit do
B~ratislavy. PTijel jednou v So
botu a prinesl snubnl prsten S
tim, re svou nabldku opakuje.
S 1myslem Sc sv6fil Bendllko-
We v nedeli pred matkou, ale
znovu byl odm1tnut. ZGstal
proto u Bendlikove jeste ma to
a vyckal, az Sc Bendlikova v
poledne vrat1 z kancelafe, kde
byla ctyri roxy zamestnana.
Pc ~pratelske besede matka
Bendlikove odbehla do bllzke-
no hostince pro pivo a zatlm Sc
odehrala v byte tragedie. Ko-
hout asi nepochodil a tn sahl k
revolveru a b%rowningu, ktere
s sebou privezl. Prvn1 rama z
bub1nkoveho revolveru zasah-
la Bendlikovou do leve strany
prsou. Urednice Sc chtela w.
hnout dals1m ranam a utekla
Ike dvef1m kuchyne. Tam il "a
sahla re zadu do krku druha
rama. PodaTilo Sc il vsak pre-
&c otevrit ma chodbu prvnlho
poschodi, ale byla jiz zasaze-
ma dvema dalslmi strelami do
pile a klesla ma chodbe. Kdyz
tax Kohout proved 1mysl, S
MIMI patrne pTijel jiz do Bra
tislavy, vratil Sc do pokoje, kde
svlekl saty a stfelil Sc do leve-
no spanku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Ceska elektrarna " Africe.

VelkostatkaF DIR. Schwar-
zenberg ma v rev1ru u Hlubo-
Ike mad Vltavou chow cizokraj-
ne zveTe. Ever dovazi z vlast-
nj fanny We vychodni Africe.
Ted odj1zdf do Afriky cesko-
slovensky monter, ably tam z
ceskoslovenskych stroll a ma
terialu v%ybudoval ma Schwar-
zenbergove farme moderni e.
lektrarnu. Bude zasobovati
proudem cele okoli fanny.
VelkostatkaT DIR. Schwarzen-
berg je znamym lovcem CLIO
krajne zvere a jednfm z mala
mecenasG Narodnlho musea v
PraZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
HIuchonemy ubil sekyrou otce.

V Myslave nedaleko Kosic
22Iety hluchonemy syn hostin-
skeho Kalman Neuwalder ma
padl Sc sekyrou V ruce sveho
stareho otce Adolfa Neuwal-
dera a nekolika prudkymi ra-
mani mu ~roztTfstil lebku. Starry
Neuwalder byl ma mfste mrtev.
Vraha cetn1ci zatkli. Patran1
Sc uiala kosicka patraci stani-
&c. ale jejf prace je velmi zt1-
zena tim, re nemuze vraha,
ktery neuml ami cist, ami psati,
noTadne vyslechnouti. Krone
toho Sc IDA, re vrah je dusevne
menecenny a re vrazdil v "a
chvatu z%urivosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Responsiveness kovoveho
nadobf.

Poole vyzkumG mestske Ia
boratore pro hygienickou peel
v Helsingforsu bylo dokazano,
re vaTl-li Sc 1 ky ovocne stavy
S 400 cukru a 1R% citrono-
We stavy pc tri hodiny V zelez-.
ne nadobe, rozpust1 Sc v teku-
tine 1.4OO milligramG zeleza.
Nahradi-li sc roztok cukru SO
MIN roztokem soil, pax mono.
v tekutine nalezti jen 104 mil
ligramy zeleza. V ovocnych4
stavach, varenych v mede-
nych, mosaznych a aluminio-
nadobach byla stanovena
tato clsla POOLE obsahu rozpu-
steneho kovu: IS milligramG
medi, 0.5 milligramG, 100 mil
ligramG aluminia. Zvlaste sill
ny jest obsah rozpusteneho ko-
WI u vsech tekutin, obsahuj1-
cfch kyselinu citronovou. Pro-
to zasobime-li sc k cestovan1
cajem v termosech a poln1ch
lahvfch, naplnfme je radeji ca
jem bez cukru a citronove sta
Wy a pridame je az bezpro-
stredne pred pozivan1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25

chame asi 2 minuty. PAX sill
jeme, listky mechanic oschnou-
tt a dame rychle osusiti mad o.
hen nebo do trouby. Takto u
susene vetevky petrzele uloz1-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25

me do sklenenych, kamenio-
vych neb porculanovych nadob
a uzavreme. Pred pouzit1m
petrzel ponekud macet We vlaz-
ne vode.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11

Disponia de fuerzas suficien
ties para clio.
Para desarrollar su plan. di-
vidi6 sus fuerzas en- cuatro CRU
pos.
Cada uno de los cuatro CRU
pos, Siguiendo distintas direc-
clone, habia de caer al pismo
que los demas sobre ell
enemiP, el cual, de este mode,
Sc veria entire cVatro fuegOs.
FL exito de a atrevida en-
presR estribaba en- la exacti-
tud matematica de los nsovi-
mientos. y
I'm srupO solo que Sc adelan
tara Q retiVase, podia compro-
meter ell resultado.
Estudi6se Ell plan en- todos
detalles, marc6se a eada
La gaceta., 1936-07-11

4
Rowe lanz6 elmartillo, a F6
pies z puigadas, una distancia
respectable.
Dreyer estableci6 la dis
tancia de 1870 pies 8 pulgadas
en- los semifinales de la prueba
para sobrepasar la marca OHM
plea de Matt McGrath.
Detras del favorito aparece
Don Favor, un maestro de-es-
cuela del estado de Maine.
Favor fue campe6n nzcional
y solo pesa 1877 libras, muy
POGO para una tarea tan diff
Gil.
Otro de los buenos del CRU
pc 10 es Anton Kishon, de
Bates, un j6ven que tiene la
lorna pero no las dimensiones
de Dreyer. nj la velocidad de
Favor.
Los principles oponentes de
los atle as americanos 10 seran
Janson, de Suecia; Porhola, de
Finlandia; Blask, de Alemania I;
Helm, de Alemania; Greulich, de
Alemania, y Annamas, de Es-
tonia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11
CON Los GUANTES
NO HAY AMENAZA PARA CHINO

Examinando las cosas desa-
pasionadamente, y teniendo ELI
cuenta la eXcelente prepare
ci6n fisica de Chino Alvarez.
no vemos por ninguna parte la
posibilidad de que Roger Ber-
nard, ell veterano de Michi-
gan, vuelque la "caldera" y
derrote por "nocaut" al gladia
dor que es O debiera ser ell ia
vorito de los tampehos.
Mr.. Bernard tiene menos es-
tatura que Chino, no pare.e
pegar con tanta dureza como
dicen y, ademas, Sc vera fren-
tie a unos puhos de acero, a los
cuales temia acercarse, como
ciendo su efectividad ell tan
mencionado individGo Eddie
Cool, de Filadelfia.
L6gico es que Sc trate de
plesentar a Bernard como I'm
gladiator peligroso, muy peli-
groso; pero nosotros disenti-
del 4oro y no vemos esa
enorme cantidad de peligro
que algunos acumulan para
delicia de Jim Downing.
Alvarez es un p1gil superior
a Bernard y debe ser ell favo-
rito, aunque siempre Queda a.
bierta la puerta para que ell
Chino empiece a batir ell aire,
su oponente a castigarlo y ell
p1blico a contar en- contra del
"asiatico" los puhetazos que
este pierda.
Mr.. Bernard es una buena
persona, tiene experienced CO.
gladiator y puede moles-
tar algo a Alvarez, pero nc
vemos como puede acostarle 81
ell Chino Sc cubre la Mandolin
la, cuando sea necesario, y lie
descarga la artilleria de grue-
so calibre.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11

A la hermann complaciale a
quella sincera admiration, Y
.decia a su prqtegido:
\ -Pues procura imitarle.
No puedo, respondia
! san.-El es fuerte y v%aliente
" q debil y cobarde.
El vigor fisico es 10 f1nico
que tie falta paraeserIcomo 81;
por 10 demas, podrfas hacer 10
mismo que el hFs,e, 81 tie 10 pro-
pusieras.
Tam conveH estaba, sin
embargo, el pOBA Juan, de u
inutilidad, que nunca Sc lie ocu
F'i6 nj por asomo, seguir los
consoles de la hermanita.
Como su@e ocurrir muchas
veces, PeruA . pal aba con la
indiferencia admirsci6n que
La gaceta., 1936-07-11
Ell ITALIANO SPOLDI ACOS
TO AL INGLES SNOW

New York, julio 11.-Aldo
Spoldi, Ell p6gil itaIiano del pc
so ligero, puSo a dornAir en- la
Nueva Arena de Greensboro,
en- Ell primer asalto, al ingles
Norman Snow, de quien Sc ha-
bian hecho muchos elogios. Pc
saba Spoldi 1876 libras, una SO.
bre ell Unite de su categorfa, y
Snow 1851.
En- la semifinal del progra
ma, Felix Garcia, de Puerto
Rico, hizo pelea nula con Soly
Ambruso, de Hartford. Pete
Scalzo, del Lado Oeste, acost6
a Domenico PASCAL, en- ell pri-
mer asalto; Solly Landi, de
Harlem, superb a Long Sing
Que, del Lado Este.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11
Ell CALOR PRODUJO LA
MUERTE DEL FAMOSO
ANUNCIADOR M
REYS

Fair Haven, N. j., julio IL.
Joe Humphreys, cuya voz
present6 en- los 1ltimos 40 a.
nos a los mejores gladiadores
del mundo, falleci6 aver en- su
domicilio de aqui, a la edad de
60 amos.
Una hemorragia cerebral lie
hizo guardian CANA ell afo pa
sado; pero Humphreys Sc re-
cuper6 10 suficiente para rea-
nudar sus actividades norma
les.
Present6 Ell a los principales
de la pelea Max Baer-James j.
Braddock y recibH una de las
mas grandes ovaciones que Sc
recuerdan en- la historic del
Garden.
La Ultima pelea en- que Gin
La gaceta., 1936-07-11

balo sincasomo de elvidia, con
admiration leal y sincera.
Hablando de Ell con Marta,
sofia decirle:
II Cuanto me gustaria
ser como csc muchachol <
Y elogiaba entusiasmado su
su caSacter, su bondad,
.todos los meritos que en- 81 81
reunfan.
Luego, dejandose llevar de
su caracter melanc6lico, agre-
gaba:
-iLastima que este expues-
to a morr Ell dia menos pensa-
dol Porqde aunque hasta aho
ra parece que lie hayan respe-
tado las balas, puede tener un
percance; mueho mas siendo,
como es, tan arrOiadO.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11
HENRY DREYER ES LA ES-.
PERANZA AMERICANA
EN- Ell L~ANZAMIENTO
DEL MARTILLO

New York, julio Lila es-
peranZa americana en- ell Ian
zamiento de martillo, EN- los
Juegos Olimpicos, 10 es Henry
Dreyer, del Club Atletico, un
joven de 24O libras. que es mi
tad ameoicano y mitad irlan-
des.
Dreyer fue destronado ell sd
bado pasado como campe6n,
por Bill Rowe, de Rhode Is
land, pero no ha dejado de ser
ell favorito, a causa de la in
consistencia del vencedor.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11

!. tro "jonrrones", estableciendo
en- los innings primero, quinto,
sptimo y deeimo.
Filadelfia &c, 12h, De; Pitts
burgh Sc, Oh, 4e.
Las Abejas, con MacFayden
de pitcher; vencieron a los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati. Lopez sigue
en-. ell banco.
Boston &c, l1h, De; Cincinna-
ii 1c, Oh, De.
Curt Davis domino a los Dod-
gers, dejkndUl6s EN- seis hits.
Brooklyn &c, 6h, Sc; Chicago
&c, Sh, De.
I'm batazo de tubey por ell ma
mayer Frisch, en- ell inning 130,
di6 Ell triunfo a los Cardenales
sobre los Gigantes.
La victoria Sc lie anOt6 al piL
cher Winford.
New York DC, 13h, 2e; st.
Luis &c, 12h, 1e.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11


trodujo" a los principles 10
fue la de Tony .Canzoneri y
Jimmy McLardnin, verificada
Ell pasado 8 de mayo. Entire O.
tras peleas annci6 la de Jose
Luis y Pauline Uzcudun, la de
Jose Luis y Camera, Gaztaha-
ga y Camera, y Jose Luis-Max
Baer.
En- agosto lie sobrevino la he
morragia cerebral y desde en-
tonces su salud sigui6 quebran
tada. Joe calculaba que mas
de 100000 900 de personas lie
habian dido anunciar.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11
DEPORTES
MIKE BELLOISE SERA Ell
OPONENTE DE CROWLEY
New York, julio 11.--Dos

New York, julio 11.--Dos
coronas seran defendidas en- ell
programa que ell dia so de ju.
lilo ofrecera la Madison Square
Garden, la del peso ligero, aho
"a en- poder de Tony Canzone-
ri, y la del peso puma, que
por consentimiento de Ia CO.
mission atletica del estado vie
ne sustentando Mike Belloise.
Canzoneri defenders su IT,
tulo frente al formidable con-
trincante Lou Ambers, y Be-
lloise arriesgara la suya con
Dave Crowley, campe6n in.
giles.
Ademas tomara parte en- ell
programa Leonardo del GeniD
I'm de los Eases" del peso lige-
no, con AL Roth de adversario.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11

Frente a Joey Raymond. I'm
muchacho valiente, que debie-
"a cuidarse un "poquito" mas,
arriesgandose menos, Alvarez
tuvo otro deseuido y Joey sali6
l~astimado, cerca de la nariz.
Raymond ha resuelto no vol
yer a ponerse los guantes. fren
tie a Chino, hasta despues del
martes, cuando debera pelear
cen Mr.. Woods, un companero,
&c establo de Roger Bernard.
Quiere este decir que los pu-
nos de Alvarez vienen desarro-
llando TODD su "vapor'', aun-
cue otra cosa dicen los exper-
tos que nj siquiera conocen ell
valor de la guardia y no sa-
ben distinguir entire un "jab"
y un Swing.
La gaceta., 1936-07-11
IN HZEwT2

la pelea>de mar5es, probable
mente cobrara. mas DOr sus
saltitcs en- ell "ringI', que
Chino Alvarez y Roger Bef-
Jim Downing sabe tratar
bien a sus amigos y lie ofreci6
Jack una "botella", que su-
ponemos agradecera.