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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-17

points installed stock model
Chicago automobile show
forecasng autonotve Ihe
Of Ralph Elemphi Diesel
carbuetors ignition
speed and will give 30 miles to the
gall noflo w
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-17

Rapee received his Chamber OF Com
recently Gabriel Ca ne was wei
organization by George Constant the president fo
membership the San Gabriel T. OF ~
ago model arpane supply store
his business venture came from odd
enterprises
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-17

Wilkinson member Of the New York state bureau OF
called New Yors Scotland Yard is
shown studying likeness with modelling
that will used preserving unidentified and
remarkable resemblance between the clay
head the living model
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-12-17

Joseph E. Davies, Washington at
torney, whose appointment as am
bassador to Soviet Russia was an
nounced recently by the White
House. He succeeds William G. Bull
lit, who received the ambassador
ial assignment in Paris some time
ago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
ROOS ISAGAIH
ELECTED HEAD
OF VOSBlIRC

John A. Roos, who Is credited
with the development OF the new
famous VOsburg mine in Winston
district, was reelected president OF
VOsburg Mining company at the
annual stockholders meeting held in
Seattle, and he was made manager.
in full charge Of the properties.
Mr.. Roos announced at the meet
ing that since January !, 400 feet
Of new work has been completed in
the mine, largely on the intermedi-
ate level between the first and
second levels, on the Tramway vein
He is now cross cutting for the
Lame Deer vein at the 20O-foot le-
vel, where he expects to break into
three feet of $40 rock. On the No.
3 level the ore shoot is 500 feet
Aong, thus far. and there is still
ore in the face of the drift, with
sulphides beginning to show.
He reported that during January
and February the mill was handi-
capped by a serious water shortage.
AS a result. there is a large amount
of mill feed in the bins. while a
crew Of 38 men is knocking down
40 tons per day. MIL heads are
holding up around $13 per day. No
vember mill heads averaged SIS.
Some changes are to be made in
the mill including the immediate in
stallation of a Denver mineral Jig
which will recover rusty gold and
This machine is expected
to make an added recovery Of $1,000
per month. This means increasing
the recovery of the mill from so % |
at present to from 92 to $50.
The stockholders were well pleas
ed with the accomplishments since
the property has been operated by
Mr.. Roos A vote of confidence was
given. Montana stock
holders voted 227,OO,O shares in
0ne block.
Other officers elected include: c.
W. Lanway. vice president; John
A. Sullivan, secretary; F. L. Green,
treasurer; all Seattle men: @. S.
Tacoma, Ole FOss, Sc
title, and F. d. Rose, Los Angeles,
directors.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
RUBY GULCH
Mill STARTS
WORK TODAY

The new mill of the Ruby Gulch
mine in the Little Rockies in north
eastern Montana will start operat-
ing today Saturday, according to
Carl ]. Trauerman, mining engi-
neer, who passed through Great
Falls en- route to the mill Thurs
day, in company with Charles Whit
comb pioneer developer of the Lit
tie Rockies district.
1t is a 300-ton coarse grinding
cyanide plant with a grinding ca
pacity of $50 tons per day. 1t win
start operating on high grade ore
and as it pays its own way, the
mill will be enlarged to 1000 toms.
The Ruby Gulch mine has been
shipping to East Helena The last
car reported ran S4,25O from "a
dry tons. The last car shipped was
80 tons. The mine has yielded APP
proximately 100000 from 400
tons. Taken over as a low-grade
property, the first car shipped re-
turned $4,000. The lease and bond
under which 500 control stock was
purchased from the Nose thinner
man estate paid out in five months
and the mine has paid its own way
since that time. Whenever the mill
capacity is increased or whenever
the high grade ore is exhausted,
there is 100000 tons of S4 rock
broken down in a gigantic open
cut above the mill However, con-
new high grade ore has
been opened up by development work !
Of the last few months. including
one 65-foot vein the presence of
which was never before known.
The mill was designed by Milton
Leydig and A. Malcolm. Leydig is
4 partner of Whitcomb in the At
iantic and Pacific mine near Pony.
Malcolm was formerly with the
Mining company at
Lead, S. d.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
SCOTT OPERATING
the JANUARY Mine

r. F. Scott. veteran engineer of
the Winston district. has taken ov-
er the January mine, located near
the famous East Pacific mine which
has production record of $1,000
900 in gold and silver. The January
is on the same vein system and has
produced about $25, 900. Scott plans
to install a 25 ton mill. having e
nough ore developed to operate a
mill for about one year. He has two
men employed throughout the win
ter months.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
Assessment Work Again
Suspended By Congress

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roy E. Ayers, democrat Mon
said today small mining operators throughout the would
be benefited by suspension work unpatened mining
claims provided in the BorahAyers bill
The BILL already approved by the Senate passed by the
this week the president would suspend for the
ending 1886 required the
government on unpatented claims
Ayers said it practice claim holders wait until
before the fiscal year expired
to their claims valid for the following year
person corporation who paid federal income for the
taxable year would entitled the suspension
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
RICH ORE FOUND ON
TIER JUST FLOAT

Some weeks ago the journal
printed a report of a rich gold
strike on Tier Creek, near JEFF
ferson City, Mont, and thereafter
winter set in and no further word
came from the hills. The roads are
again open into Wilson and Tier
creek district and the Journal is
informed that the extremely rich
ore found by Lee Deaver and anoth-
er miner named Parker was mere
ly some float the source of which
has not been found.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
HECLA PAYS DIVIDEND

Hecla mines declared a dividend
of 10 cents payable May 23 to
stock of record April rs at its re-
cent annual meeting. In his annual
report President Mccarthy said work
on the drift from the silver summit
property to the Chester continues
and If the tunnel isn't in the Chester
property now he is quite sure it
will be within a week. When asked
regarding a mill for Polaris, Mr..
Mccarthy stated that the designs
have been drawn up and he hoped
to have it completed before the end
of the coming year. All directors
were reelected. Dividends to date
total $21,155,0OO.
To THE SUNBURST BADGER
THE SIINBTRgT RANGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
OFFER JOBS TO MINERS

The first real sign of prosperity
in the mining industry came this
week with an advertisement in the
Butte Standard by Jardine MIN
ing company for miners. The Jar
dine mine, six miles from Garder,
Yellowstone park. is now employing
approximately 100 men. The adver-
tisement calls for miners and por-
trays desirable working conditions
as an inducement to get applicants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
CRUMLEY HAS
CONTINUED From Page one)

reported a producer last week, did
not stand up on the pump. In fact,
pumping did not recover all the oil
placed in the hole in the process of
acidization Whether the acid open
ed up new channels that allowed the
oil TO escape cannot be determined
but it actually made less after acid
ization than before. While it is
small pumper, the owners are
considering plugging and abandon
ing
Lon Crumley announced a new
location on the Fryberger farm, in
Sc NEH SEA 24-35-2W.
Egen & Goeddertz have loca-
ton near the Black Magic producer
of years ago. It is 1880 feet south
of the north line and $50 feet west
of the east dine of Section 1886
3W, on the Goeddertz farm on which
the Kelvin discovery we'll was drilled.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
NfETAL MARKETs

Foreign copper buying continues
in fair volume with prices firm and
sales at 0!20. Domestic copper
markets quiet and firm with price
unchanged at $50 cents. Lead
buying is in moderate volume with
prices firm and unchanged at 4.60
cents New York and 4.45 cents at
st. Louis.
Zinc markets are fairly active
with prime western steady and I'M
changed at 400 cents, East St.
Louis.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
DRIVE LONG TUNNEL,
KLEINSCHHIDT VEN

Montana Consolidated will this
week resume work OF driving a
1900 foot tunnel to the Klein
schmidt vein, on its properties of
that name, above Winston. The
tunnel Is 400 feet in at present. 1t
win open up the Irish Syndicate
properties and intersect five or six
other veins en- route.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
SHIPPING CAR PER
DAY OF SIT DUMPS

Phoebus & Carver are working
crew of men on the upper levels
of the East Pacific mine above
Weasel creek, in Winston district
They are screening dumps and ship
ping about carload per day of ore
running around SIT per ton. They
are also preparing to work the
stope Filings which are made COM
mercial by the increased price Of
gold.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
High Grade Ore Strike At
Butte Mine Spells Success
For Spokane Doctor Group

sensational strike downward extension of the ore
body was reported from the Butte Highland nne II miles
south OF Butte this week The stock of the company
than doubled Before the strike the stock was quoted with
little trading at rs cents It traded high as SIS cents
Wednesday.
The ore body found by sinking the 4O0foo level
the shaft revealing ranging from $40 $3.50 per ton
The company is owned largely by group of Spokane
doctors
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
CONGRESS- AGAIN
REFUSES FUNDS FOR
LOCAL ASSAY OFFICE

Efforts to have the United States
assay office re-established at
Helena were again defeated this
week as the congressional confer
ence eliminated the small item of
$4,000 from the treasury-postoffice
appropriation bill.
This is the second time that the
item has been eliminated by a
penny-wise congressional committee
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
RESUME ORE SHIPMENTS

Basin Gold Fields mine near Ba-
sin resumed shipping during the
past week, as the melting SHOWS
made 1t possible to reopen the
roads to trucks. 1t is reported that
a Spokane group is contemplating
purchase of am interest in this mine
which has been shipping ore con-
tanning two ounces OF gold-worth
around $50 per ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
LoGGINs IS VISITOR

H. v. Loggins representing Linde
Air products, was a visitor in Great
Falls this week making preparations
for a welding demonstration to be
held here on June 2. Use of hard
eners such as Stellite will be de-
monstrated.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
SULLIVAN MINE WORKING

Mike Sullivan is driving a tun-
mel on the gold vein of the Sullivan
mine in Winston district for Mike
Savage, the owner. A crew of from
six to eight men has been employ
ed throughout the winter months.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

FOR SALE-40.0O0 acres, oil leases in
Nit carson, Cheyenne and Kiowa Coun-
ties, Colo, 10 year lease, 25c per acre
nish leases anywhere In Colo. or KAN
sas. A p. Tone Wilson, burlington,
COLO. 4-25-a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
DOME MINES DIVIDEND

Dome Mines declared extra divi-
dend of 50 and regular dividend Of
so cents payable July 20 to stock
of record June 30.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

GROSS $65, 900 IN MONTH
Basin Montana mine near Basin
established a record during March
when It reported a $65,O0O gross
for the month.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

SMALL SCALE Placer Mining Meth
OBS 6y. Chas. Jackson and John 3.
KnaebeL booklet giving pracer
mining districts In Montana and Ida
no., minerals associated with placer
inning, placer gold and how 10 con-
struct the proper equipment. soc per
copy: Supply Department, Monkana
Oil Journal
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

OVER THE COUNTER
Wash Water Pwr SO SOL S1O2.5O
Montana Power Pfd....-$94.5O SIS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
MINING

FOR LEASE-Rich gold mine, start on
5000 ore. Custom Mill close by
treatment charges ana royalties low
Address Nevada Mining and Trading
20, Oatman, Ariz. 4-25-a
WANTED-To lease gold mine on a roy
ATTY hnsis. Placer or Lode. Taylor
Gray, 2O21 W. Clarke St., Milwaukee,
W lsc. Ash
800 buys 1000 interest in Mexican Pro-
perty building plant Smelter returns
from up-tO-date's operations $4,000
Assure your participation. Apartado
1U3 81 Pososi, Mexico. Aid
little money Is needed to get in on
the ground floor OF a Colorado Gold
ana Silver property now being worked
tnFee loot rich vein already uncovered.
property is surrounded by producers.
rms Is Reorganization offer and an
opportunity that you cannot Oxford to
miss. After company is organized shares
VIII cost more money. You may Join
now at only $500 to 5000 per month.
trustee Is an experienced miner and
every dollar that you pay into this goes
LOT Development Felix Avry, p o. Box
- Takoma Park Sta, Washington,
y. y 4-1S-b
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

PLACER TESTING
ask us for bids on your placer test
Ing. Placer Testing Co, s07S Cenfral
ave Great Falls, Monk. ii
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25
OIL

Geological reports copied or min.
eographed--mapa reproduced Box 500
Montana OIL & Mining Journal, Great
Falls. Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

swEET0RASS ARCH MAP-Contourl
topography, all wen locations. Fineai
map or its kind ever prepared By
H. B. Emrick, supply Department
Montana ON and Mining Journal
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

TOWNSHIP PLATS: 4-twp., island twp,
single twp, Q section, on 81 Z II
paper, SOC per dos. Four township and
twelve township piats on 14xI7 paper,
&c each. Write Journal. Great Fails.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-04-25

FOR SALE--1eb or 2es landowners roy
atty on ElNW3 and w5NE4 Sec &c
Twp. 36 North. Rg. 2 West, NJ NJ
offRefting well now being started BOZ
1862 Great Falls. Montana. 4-11-w
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

Stmeling firm6 la semana
Nasada I'm contrat9, an e la CO.
mission atletica, conviniendo ell
r2,ear cen Braddock, per la CO.
roma, 81 consigue derrd ar a Jo-
Sc Lis. 81 Luis hubiese firma-
dc aver, Ia pelea de campeona-
tc habria cristalizado.
Braddock esta sometido a
contratc con la Madison Square
Garden, la que debera presen-
.arle antics del dia 81 de julio,
I'm opOnente acceptable.
81 Luis derrota a Schmeling,
zero declina ell rel 0, este dara
armas al Garden para obligar a
Braddock a defender su tftulo,
posiblemente contra John Hen
ry Lewis, ell negro campe6n de
las IT'S libras IBraddock, hace
pocOs meses, gan6 una apretada
decision sobre Lewis.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
o .,hitso a Hoosett.

En- Ell dscimo inning los Me
dias Blancas Sc desJaparon a
batear, hacienda tres carreras
.cuand9 va tenian dos "outsG.
f v~ujeron las carreras un
'itrihey" de lRadcliff, "tubeys"
de Wa ington Y Bonura y "ji7
III e" de Piet.
Les tigres hicieron saltAr del
"bcx" a Waldberg y vencieron
"a los Medals Rojas. Vic S5rrell
lanz5 per ell Bcs.cn.
Appleton dei6 a les Indios en-
cincc hits, ~triunfando los Sena-
dores.
ST. Lis Sc, 1Oh, lie; New
York &c, ECl, Be.
Chicago &c, 10h, De; Filadel-
fla &c, Oh, De.
Detroit SC, 13h, lie; Boston
4c, De.
Cleveland 1c, 5h, De; Wash
ingtcn &c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Max Schmelng no sabe impresionar al publico
No lie teme a 10. pufio. de Jose LII,

Cast TODD 10 que lie rodea es teu-
t6nico. Cuando los periodicals.
lie piden Sc una a ellos para al
ran pasatiempo-pescar, cazar
. jugar al gofo-regularmente
contesta: "Quiero estar solo,.
Tiene el su equipo de GAIA y Il
ra bien.
Lee todos los dias peri6dicos
alemanes Y pasea por los bos-
ques en- compania de Otto Pc
.trie y Max Machon.
Petrie es un famoso ciclista.
Max vive en- su propia cabaha,
a dos millas del campamento,
y un policfa impide lcue Sc le
moleste. Su programa de prepa-
raci6n Sc compOne de seis millas
de caminar, un dia ST y otro no,
y boxeo de sombra. Todas las
noches, deSpues del paseo, ca
Iblegrafia a su esposa, la actriz
Amy Ondra, que Sc halla en- A
|lemania. Dos veces por semana
habla con ella por telefono, al
precio de $40 por llamada.
Los periodistas Sc lie acercan
.y lie preguntan: lie tiene listed
miedo a luis?
GMiedo? IPor que he de te-
merle miedo? Pelear es mi nego-
clio. iTienen ustedes miedo cuan
do van a TRAFALGAR en- la mana
ma?
Cuando Sc lie habl6 de la re-
eiente fiesta de cumpleanos de
Jose Luis, Make Sc limit6 a pre-
guitar: iFue buena?
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

Napanoch, N. Y, JUNO TO-
Los agentes de prensa han ira
tado de crear alrededor de Ia
persona de Max Schmeling una
'aureola" que interese al publ
&C. v lie lleve a entregar rapida-
meme ell million sOnado por
Mike Jacobs; pero han fracasa-
do en- su empeno, y 10 confiesan.
Admiten los 'escribas' que Max
en- NADIA Sc parece, en- 10 que res
PED a a interesar a los fieles, a
los Sullivans, Baers, Dempseys
" otros gladiadores de aver.
Max da la sensation, cuando
.practica, de un oficinista nett
do a gladiator. Los p1giles vi
ven con mucho cridado cuando
Sc preparan para un bout" pro
ductivo. Pero Schmeling no es
ash. Duerme largas hOras, come
10 que lie parece, Gamma sole,
como caminara la noche del dfa
18, cuando Sc pondra bajo las
.luces de calcio, y frente a los
puiios de Jose Luis, en- Ell Esta-
dio de los Yankees.
Max no tiene malos habitos.
No fuma, no bebe, no mastica
chiele. Come itoda la alimenta-
ci6n alemana que lie ponen, com
prando b~utifarras, quesos y a.
qua mineral de altos preciOs.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

de los Cardenales sObre las A.
bejas. Alfonso Lopez mo Fudo
"conectar'', en- cuatro veces.
Ell pitcher Slime dej6 a los Gil
gantes en- 9 hits mientras sus
compaheros pegaban Is contra
las crrvas de Castleman. Kiky
descarg6 un "j2nrr6n"
Y res "~jilotes''.
Dos wees atrcpellaron los Pr
ratas q los Dodgers, en- ell pri-
nero con ell pitcher Weaver y
en- ell segando con Welch y
Brown.
Henshaw, ell diminuto pitch
er de los Cubs, domino al Fila
DELTA, dejando a los "phillies"
en- side hits.
Boston sc, 11h, lie; st. Luis,
7c, 11h, 0e.
New York &c, 91, De; Cincin-
natl 15c, 18h, lie.
Brooklyn lie, III, De; Pitts
burgIh, &c, Oh, lie.
Brooklyn sc, 12h, lie; Pitts
burgh, &c, 10h, De.
Filadelfia &c, III, 2e; Chica-
go, &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

Jose Luis no quiso aceptar i'm contrato
que Mike Jacobs lie presento

Lakewood, N. j., JUNO TO-
FL negro jose Lis, ell campe6n
sin corona, rechaz5 aver, por
~consejo de sus direc ores, un
nal dn con James J. Braddock
cue cara ell mes de septiembre
lie ofreciera el empresario Miks
Jacobs. Rechaza Llis la cferta
de 1212% y dice re no pelea-
ra c9n ell campe6n por menos
del 20%, aunque no pide que a
este Sc lie rebaje su 3715%.
Luis, dicen los directories del
negro, es tan grande attraction
como Braddock Y no vemos una
sola raz6n para que acepte ell
1219%."
Este ha sido ell primer roza-
miento del negro y sus directo-
res con ell Club Siglo Veinte.
Una prolongada conferencia
Sc efec no en- ell campeonato So
bre Ia oferta, a la que asistieron
Jacobs y un Representative del
Fondo de Leche. John j. Phel-
an, presidente de la comisi6n
atletica de New York, hizo Ell
viaje hasta ell campamento en-
~compania de Jacobs, pero no a.
sis.io a la conferencia.
La actitud de Luis y sus d.
rectores presenta la mas extra
ma situaci6n en- la historic del
peso complete, la de un retador
que senala condolences al cam
pe6n.
Jacobs tiene un contrato con
ROxborou2h, Julian Black Y
Luis que comprende los servi-
clos exclusives del negro hasta
1910. Esto significa que Luis
no pOdra pelear sin permiso de
Mike; pero tiene dereeho a es-
tudiar y rechazar los artfculos
de los contracts que Sc lie O.
frezcan.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
VIII

SpS alegres carcajadas argen
til '%sonoras resonaban en- ell
silencioso taller.
-Pues mira,-eontinu6 Ell
angelical diablillo,-dona Ra-
mona rompi6 a llorar al YER sus
aRteoS rOeOs, y.a II me di6
una pena.. yuma pkDG tan gran
de-. que tambienb lore. Poruue
es muy buena y la quieH9; me
gusta hacerla rabiar, pro la
suiero. La PACE y le prometf
qre no vOlvekia a enfadarla v
pOpa me rih6... CuandO volvi6
papa de Ia Gale. lie trajO a doha
unOs anseOiOs nuevos.
81 que e. 60enO. IouS e
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

Iparece?... ~ Ia tonta de dOha
Ramona unOs aDteoios nuevOs.
las viejas son mas lloronas...
iQue mas quisiera ella sino que
20 lie rompiese todos los dias
una cosa para que papa Sc la
comprise nueva?... IEh2.. lQue
dices?
F1jose entonces Angelic en-
que su hermano no decia NADIA.
en- que nj lie ola siquiera.
Volvieron a revelarse en- 81 Ia
tristeza y Ell tenor.
IL Es.ara enOjadO pOrQue
habra vistO 10 de la figurita?".
Z, acerCandOse a 81, le dijo
eompungido:
70 no la he rOtO... Estaba
rOta va.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
ALVAREZ Sc ENTRENARA-M
EECRETO PARA SU MATCH CON COOL

Lew DIAMOND, el "g%ordifl6n"
que dirige los negccios de Chi
no Alvarez, con ell mayor ''mis-
anunci6 aver rue ell "as-
tro" de Tampa, en- la categoria
de las 1876 libras, Sc entrenara
en- secreto para Ell match de re-
vancha con Eddie Cool.
Sin explicar los verdaderos
motives de su determination,
asegura que Alvarez Sc propo-
ne sorprender a Cool y darle
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

descubriese su hazaha.
COnvencido de que ell escultoV
no Sc habia dado cuenta de ma
da, tranquiliz6se y volvi6 a su
charlotte.
Nj siquiera ola Gaspar az nj.
nc. -
Habia1 dejado Sde .trabajar v
permanecia de pie, inm6vil y
pensativo.
S7sSa5es d6nde escondi lQr
anteOjos de dona Ramona?-
prosigri6 Angel III 6nde di
ras? Pues en- ell sombrero de
capa, que estaba colgado en- la
percha del ves.ibulo. Eue a salir,
Sc puso ell sombrero, w..
izasl Los anteojOs Sc cayerOn
suelO y Sc hicierOn mil peda-
$685..
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

una lection de boxeo, lpor la via
del "nccaut", qre jamas olvida-
"a.
A esta ciudad Sc ha comuni-
cado que Eddie arribara ell vier-
mes y la pelea Sc efec uara ell
martes pr6ximo, per razones
cue sclo conoce Ell dired or de
Cool.
FL programme
sera mejor que en- otros ante
riores espectaculos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
LIGA NACIONAL

Ell zrrdo Gomez tuvo que de-
jar ell campo a Ruffin2, cargan-
do con la derrota y dando otra
victoria a los Browns. Los Yam
KEGS solo pudieron batearle Gin
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
DISMINUYO EN- INGLATE-
IRA Ell NuMERO DE PA
RADIOS

Londres, JUNO 10.-Desde ell
mes de abril a mayo ha dismi :
nuido ell numero de paradOs, en-
In~?laterra, siendo ahora la cifra
total de 1,7O5, 900.
Encontraron trabajo en- los I'll
limos dos meses 1861 900 perso-
mas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

Paul Nicholson dice que Sdh-
melting parece siempre un hor-
terra, no un gladiator de prime
ra fila.
10 que no le evitara caer ba-
10 los ~pufietazos de Jose Luis, Ell
dia Is de JUNO.
Hortera o p1gil morigerado
o descuidado, Ell aleman no po-
dra veneer al negro que es va
campe6n sin tener la corona.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
RAISE RAIL-
LIGA NACIONAL

Mize pogo un "johrr6n" con
las bases llenas, en- 81 primer
inning, ayudando a la victoria