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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24
Said Radishes
 Tasted Like An
 Icicyle, Palmer
SENATOR THOMAS DAMNED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
 AT PALMER, ALASKA
(By The Associated PreSs)


 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. "A Elmer Thomas, demo- crat of Oklahoma, who spent a month in Alaska this past sum- mer with Senators Frazier of North Dakota and Shipstead of Minnesota, said today, that the governments effort to plant a colony in the Matanuska Valley was "a failure.
 Thomas said he was convinced that the ambitious homestead pro ject would "collapse as soon as federal aid is withdrawn. The experiment was worth every pen ny it cost, because it has proved once and for all that Alaska is not suitable for large scale col onization.
 "The Matanuska Valley has on- ly two seasons-July and winter.
 Because the sun shines twenty four hours a day during the brief summer season, vegetables grow in lush abundance. but their rapid growth makes them wat cry and virtually worthless for marketing
 "Matanuska rad shes tasted like ic.cles, and the potatoes have to be dried out in slow oven be- fore they can be stored for even a short time.
 "One-third of the four hundred family settlement are ready to quit, although they will stick it out as long as the government keeps pouring money into the project. Seventy-fve families have already gone," said the senator.
 Thomas estimated that the scheme has cost about fourteen thousand dollars per family, and the homesteaders will never be able to repay the government or even support their own schools"
 Their produce cannot be sold readily even in the local mar kets because most Alaskans can buy better vegetables from the United States at nearly the same cost" declared Thomas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24
ICKES PROMISED
 ALASKA FOOD IN TEN DAYS

touch with Governor Poindexter of Hawaii. In reply to questions
 .ckes said the Interior Depart ment was not relying on the Navy for vessels is doubtful whether either would be avail able for Hawaii"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24

.. FOR SALE almost new llnol cum 6 x g. waterproof suit. 2 new silverplates l2 X "A. camp stove with 5 sections pipe, 2 els. 2 shovels. 1 folding campchair. :. Inquire at Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24
Wired Hopkins Greater Quota
 State Of Win.
(By The Associated Press,

SEATTLE, Nov. A, - Senator Schwellenbach today wired WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins, asking him to boost the states WPA quota from twenty-eight thousand to forty thousand be- cause the influx of farmers from the drought areas of the mid West is forcing up the relief rolls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24
BASEBALL NOTICE

All white married women inter eSted in indoor baseball please be at Nome school gym, Tuesday, 6 pm. Nov. "A. Please come pre-. pared to practice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24
(By The Associated Press)

(by The ASSOCldLeO freSS)
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "A, - Colonel Ohlson, manager of the Alaska Railroad, who is directed; :; by executive order to charter yes sels to transport food supplies to Alaska, if necessary, said he was hopeful today, that vessels will be released to carry fresh food to the Territory. Striking unions are referring the proposal to their memberships, and expect to report to Ohlson late today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24

ized athletics on such a scale, have been planned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24

nesday evening will be the last opportunity to obtain needed ar ticles for the Thanksgiving din- ners.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-24
Sen. Thomas Convinced Matanuska Colony Failure
DEATH TOTAL RAISED SIX WITH THIRTEEN
 REPORTED MISSING
(Bv The Associated PresS)

SEATTLE, Nov. 24 - District Coast Guard Head quarters here today said that the Gutter Taapoosa wire lessed from Juneau at II P M last night that workers had recovered five bodies in the Wreckage caused by the big landslides there Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Tuesday evening at Mrs. Hoods home
on Brookeville road in Chevy Chase.
Md, in honor Of Miss Sylvia Stabler of
Sandy Spring, Md, whose marriage
will take place in the Fall. The guests
were Mrs. Rudolph Siegrist. Miss Louise
Fenton, Miss Gertrude Rogers, Miss
Eleanor Cissel, Miss Elizabeth Smith,
Miss May Louise Wood, Miss Katherine
Funkhouser, Miss Margaret Allen, Mrs.
Jane Maddox, Mrs. Mary White, Mrs.
Rose Hranac, Mrs. Lorraine Hatfield,
Mrs. Iris Bosley, Mrs. Harry Morgan
and Mrs. William B. Marks, wife of the
principal
Mr.. and Mrs. Maury Parker enter
tanned group Of friends at their home
in Berwyn, Md, Saturday evening,
June 6. in celebration of their first
wedding anniversary. Mrs Parker was
before her marriage, Miss Ruth Fidler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William H.
Fidler of Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. Warren N. Watson and his son
TNell, le1L L oil IDA JONny 4OA OoSNo DoJ'
Me, where Neil will pass the Summer
with his grandparents, Mr.. end Mrs.
r. o. Watson. Mr.. Watson will return
home after a short visit.
Mrs. Elsie Davis, Fairfax County
elementary supervisor, has left for
Danville, Va, where she will teach at
Intermont College Summer School.
Mrs. Davis son, Mr.. James Davis, who
has been visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Winfield S. Armstrong, in Aber-
deem, Md, will arrive in Fairfax Sat-
urday and will remain here during the
Summer.
Mrs CaSSius M. Lawrence enter
tanned at a bridge tea Wednesday
afternoon in her home in Herndon,
Va, in compliment to her sister, Miss
Lillian Shear of Washington. Other
Evening star., 1936-06-12

guests included Mrs. Charles Thomas
of Washington, Mrs. Arthur Hyde
Buell., Mrs. T. Edgar Aud, Mrs. Annie
Robey Walker, Mrs. william H. Daw-
son, Mrs. William Wood Frye, Mrs
Russell Allen Lynn, Mrs. William
Meyer, Mrs. Harry Bready, Mrs. e.
Barbour Hutchison and Mrs. George
F. Buell., all Of Herndon. High scores
were made by Mrs. Hutchison and
Mrs. Dawson. Miss Shear returned to
her home in Washington yesterday,
after having been the guest for q
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence.
MIR. John Debell, jr., arrived yes
terday to spend the Summer with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Debell
at Centreville, Va. Mr.. Debell, jr., is
student at the College of William
and Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Rice of Oakton
Va, will motor to Bedford, Va, to
morrow to pass several days as the
guest of Mr.. Rice's mother, Mrs. r. T.
Rice.
Mrs. Charles H. Cecil entertained
Tuesday afternoon in her home on
Sixteenth street in honor of Mrs. F. z.
Roche. who will spend the Summer
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Womens Convention. Mrs. Kulistans
was elected vice president for the
Baltic countries. Other guests in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Smith and
Rev. and Mrs. r. Paul Schearrer OF
Takoma Park, Md.
Mrs. John B. O,Neill, accompanied
by her father, Mr.. Fred S. Wilson,
both of Takoma Park, Md, will leave
Saturday for Fort Thomas, KY, TO
visit friends and relatives for five days.
Mrs. Frank Murray of New York is
visitor at the Montague Farm, the
home of her sister, Mrs. William E
Earle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George IAndick, jr.
will have with them IN their Kensing,
ton. Md, home for week, Mrs. R. N
Wall of Richmond, who will arrive
Sunday.
Mrs Emmett Thompson who wa,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Landich
in Kensington. has returned to heI
home in Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Henderson
of Kensington, Md, have sailed from
Baltimore for Nassau, Bahama Islands
where they are visiting the Rev. George
A. Griflths for several weeks.
Mrs. Edwin Sanford Bethel enter.
tanned Wednesday al luncheon fol.
lowed by contract at her home IL
Vienna. Va. Her guests included Mrs
Craig Hunter, Mrs Stephen Conrad
Stuntz, Mrs. John Warnock Echols
Miss Richardetta Gibson, Mrs. Henr!
Shackelford, DR.. Jessie Scott, Mrs. Jo
seph Berry, Mrs John Harrison Ruff
Mrs. Richard Dulaney Leith, Mrs
Richard Pierce, Mrs. Gilbert Berry anc
Mrs. Charles Corse of Vienna; Mrs
William Tyler of Aide; Mrs. Lawrenct
Brown and Mrs. John Blake of Wash,
| ington, Mrs. Eubanks Rucker of Coun
try Club Hills and Mrs. Ronald Blakt
of Fairfax. High scores were made b.
Mrs. Rucker and Mrs. Shackleford.
Mrs. James Hood and Miss Louis,
Whitney entertained women member
of the faculty of the Takoma- Silver
Spring High School at a kitchen shower
Evening star., 1936-06-12
Bennington.George
Wedding Date Set

The marriage Of Miss Helen Eloise
George, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter George OF Denton, Md. and
Mr.. w. Melvin Bennington, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter M. Bennington Of
Ridgely, Md, will take place at Den
ton, June 20, at 7 o'clock. The cere-
mony will be performed in the garden
of the home of the brides cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Wolf, on
the Choptank River. by the Rev.
Thomas J. Huntington, pastor Of the
Denton Methodist Protestant Church,
who will be assisted by the Rev. Roy
Tawes of Seaford, Del.
Mrs. William H. Naudain of Mar
Evening star., 1936-06-12

with her parents at their home on the
shore of Lake Michigan. Among the
guests were Mrs. John Dannan, Mrs.
Joseph Wheat, Miss Elizabeth Teepe,
Mrs. H. w. Floyd, Mrs. Elaine Eliot,
Mrs. T. B. Boone, Mrs. Paul Bergh,
Mrs. George Schaefer, Miss Dolores
Roche, Mrs. e. M. Schenke. Mrs. Eloise
Balzer and Mrs. H. H. Thompson.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

shallton, Del, will be matron of
honor. Miss Marguerite Young Of
Denton and Miss Lillian Coverdale Of
FELTON,, Del, will be bridesmaids.
Mr.. Joseph Haymaker of Center
vile, Nd, will be best man. Mr..
Harwood George OF Denton, brother
Of the bride, and Mr.. William Sharp
of Wilmington, Del, will be ushers.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony.
Miss George has held q position
Evening star., 1936-06-12

newly air-cooled Swanee Ball Room.
Miss Margaret Hayden, president Of
the Epsilon Chapter, is chairman of
the dance and in charge Of arrange
mentS. Others on the committee are
Miss Dorothy Conover, Miss Frances
Phearson, Miss Eloise Lingebach,
Miss Helen Manogue and Mrs. Char
lotte Cruitt Crow.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
Phi Pi Epsilon
Dance Monday

Final plans for a colorful dance to
be given Monday night have been
completed by members of the Phi Pi
Epsilon Sorority. The dance, from
to l O'Clock, will take place in the
Evening star., 1936-06-12
Oxford, 81.

in white buck, with
wing tip or plain toe
and leather sole and heel
for q young mans
graduation.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
Kappa Delta to Give
Luncheon Tomorrow

Kappa Delta Sorority will have a
luncheon tomorrow at the Collingwood
Tea Room at 1870. The lunch Is in
honor Of the seniors of George WASH
ington University and Maryland Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Mrs. James Hood and Miss Louise
Whitney entertained women members
of the faculty of the Takoma- Silver
Spring High School at kitchen shower
Evening star., 1936-06-12
NJ aryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin
Give Farewell Party
for Son.

HR. AND MRS. PRESLEY
M GRIFFIN Of Lyon Village
V gave a farewell supper party
4 Il last night for their son, Mr..
George Gordon Griffin, who, with
Mrs. Grimm, left this morning by
motor car for his new station, the
naval air base at Perprince. Calf.
The party last evening was held at
Rroderick, home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Raumgardner, near Alexandria, Va,
and included in the company were
several OF Mr.. Grif1n's co-workers at
kos AnacoStia Naval Air Base.
The Navy colors of gray and orange
were carried out in the decorations,
and . huge anchor formed the at
tractivs table centerpiece.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Baker, Mrs. Virginia Cross and two
children, Betsy and Billy Cross; Mr..
and Mrs, L. Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holmes, the
latter before her recent marriage
Miss Elizabeth Boynton of Arlington
Va, have returned from their we'd
ding trip through Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts,, and have taken ar
apartment at Cathedral Mansions.
Upon their return they were honor
guests at a garden party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Tuttle at theil
home, 4208 Sixteenth street south, ir
Arlington, Va. A company of 80 wa.
invited to meet the young couple
Mrs. Holmes Is sister of Mrs. Tuttlt
and made her home with her broth
er-in-law and sister before her mar.
riage.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Lewton
OF Takoma Park, Md, entertained re-
Gently at supper party in honor of
Mrs. S. H. Mathews Of Broomgrove,
and Miss Nora Chester of Lanbedr,
both of England. Also Mrs. Olga
KuliStans and Mrs. Hilda zolmanis
Of Riga, Latavia, who were in Wash
ington attending the National Farm
Evening star., 1936-06-12

with the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation in Washington for a
year.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
RESORTS.

RESORTS.
Have the time of your life in MAINE! Free
book upon request. Write Maine Develop
ment Comm, Tourist Service, 49-R Long
fellow So. Portland, Maine.
witt Historic Quebec Follow the st. Lawrence from
Msy modern Montreal through the quaint. old world
Province Of Quebec. Stop in al our Travel Bureau
ARR AMINO CTTV ~
Evening star., 1936-06-12
STEAMSHIPS.

WEST INDIAN AND CARIBBEAN GUEST
cruises every week with the Great White
Fleet. II and 1S DAYS, $I75 and up. Ap-
ply Travel Agents or United Fruit Co., Pier
3. North River, New York City.
MEDITERRANEAN and all Europe-De
Luxe service on famous express liners via
the smooth Sunthern Route
ITALIAN LINE. 62i 18th Ave. New York.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

habia alberta una gran fosa;
la fosa comin.
Cuando depOsitaron Ell cada-
YER de R6mulO en- ell suelo, an
ties de enterrarlO, Angela arrol
dill6se junto q 81 y lie bes6 por
vez p~Ostrera.
Sus Ojos permanecierOn Sc
cos y sus las pronunciation
algunas dlabras que ninguno
de los presentes pudo entender
LuegO incorporates v perma-
&eI0 mm6vil, viendo con los
dos muy krillantes y muy a.
biert6s, agAndadOs por aquel
dolor horrible, sin lagrimas nj
etolosiones, como bajaban ell
Eerpo de su padre a la fosa.
como 10 depOsitaban en- ella,
sin Otra mOrtaia que sus hara-
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
al pu- TITO de Nueva Kork

melting como campe6n, despu9s
de ganar Ell titulo por un golpe
de "foul',y que despues no pu-
do pelear hasta un aho despues
de la fecha iconvenida; que
cuando Sc lie dijo que Sharkey
era su contrario, Sc march6 a
Cleveland para no combatir
con el y alli tuvo de rival a
Stribling.
Como eel eomisionado Brown
recuerda TODD este, demandara
que Schmeling ponga una fian
"a de $25 700 como garantia de
ne defendera su titulO en- este
pals, 81 10 ganara en- comhate
con BraddOck O Jose Luis.
Temese que ell desconfiado
Make, en- quien nadie confia,
eonquiste Ell titulo Y Sc 10 lie
We para Alemania .dejando de
cumplir todos sus ofreeimien-
tos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

Dep6sito. .
Angela echo a andar tras Ia
camilla, siempre silenciOsa y
con los ojos siempre brillantes
y sin lagrimas.
iQue cruel debia ser un do
Tor lqVs nc tenia ell consuelO y
desahogo del llantol
No lie permitieron estar h el
Dep6sito, junto a su padre, Y
Sc Qrea6 a la puerts.
LlevarOnla a que declarase,
dijo Ia verdad, que su padre
habia muerto en- su brazos, pri-
vaSo de TODD auxilio, y volvik
a situarse junto a la puerta dh
Dep6sito, para velar Ell cadaver
Querido.
ALI permaneci6 hasta que,
certificate por los medicOs que
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
hoy Max Schneing
La COmisi6n pediri aumente la fianza q $4,000

New York, die. 10.-Arriha-
ra a este puerto, en- ell vapor
Bremen, ell pGgil aleman Max
SchmeIing, e~xcampe6n del peso
complete.
Schmeling Sc presentara ma
mana a la comisi6n atDetica del
estado, seg1n Sc ha anuncia1o,
con Ell fin de pedir que no Sc
permita boxear a Braddock has
ia que combata con kl, en- ell We
nidero mes de JUNO.
El director de los negocios
del aleman en- los Estados Uni
dos, Mr.. Jacobs, Green que Ma
xie desconffa de TODD ell mundo;
en- los asuntos del pugilismo, y
que desconfia tambie nde la CO.
mission. IPor su parte la conf
sion ha empezado a desconfiar
lie Make, y con raz6n, y lie pc
dira que deposite una fianza dc
$4,000 como garantia de que
no Sc marchara a Alemania
cuando mejor lie parezca, sine
que cumplira sus compromises
en- este pals.
Schmeling trae la intenci6n
de pedir 10 siguiente: Que
Braddock no pelee antes del
mes de JUNO; que Braddock y
Jose Luis Sc comprometan a
pelear con el 81 ell "bout" de At
todos los contracts sean respal
dados por importantes sumas
de dinero.
Los comisionados, Dor Ia par
te que les toca, recuerdan que
Make no cumpli6 en- 1881 la
palabra que lie diera a la conf
sion, cuando la presidfa Jim
Farley; que Sc reconcile a Sch
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

Llovfa, y no pens6 en- guare-
cerse de la lluvia; habia pasa-
do ell dia sin conner y no Sc cui-
do siquiera de implorar la ca
ridad para aplacar su hambre.
En- un merendero la llama
ron. lie dieron un pedazo de pan
y algunas sc5ras de comida, y
acept6 la limosna si10 dar las
gracias y devor6 10 que le ma
bian dado.
POr las GALES anduvo erran-
te hasta que la riadieron ell sue
no y Ell cansaneio, y entonces Sc
deJo caer al suelo y durmi6.
Hasta ell instinto parecia ha-
berse extinguido en- ella.
Tai habia de ser id de en-
ton.es s. vida.
Vagar errante sin II. nbo fl
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
vinier6n en- iprar undeaAflo

vinierOn en- jusar IN dapAfio
lie noche contra los Browns.
Las dos ligas dieron su per
misc para dobles desafios) do :
minicales despues de su tercer
domingo en- das ciudades a que
perterecen.
Ernie Quigley fue nombrado
supervisor de los umpires de la
Liga Nacional, sucediendo a Cy
Rigler, que falleciera.
La Liga Nacional aprob6 un
nuevo estilo de plato" para ell
home que tiende a evitar que
los peloteros Sc lastimen.
Los drehos de clubs comisio-
naron a los presidentes de las
Ligas Nacional y Americana
para que confereneien con los
fabri1~ ntes de pelotas v Sc ha-
ga una nueva "bola" para la
yenidera temporada.
Tom6 ell acuerdo la Liga A
mericana de que ell campe6n al
bate debe pasar por la gonna no
menos de 400 veces.
Los Senadores cambiaron al
pitcher Whitehill por ell pit :
cher Lee y este a su vez fue pa
sado a los Medals Blancas, en-
cambio por Jack Sullivan.
Heinie Manush, un agente Ii
bre, vendi6 su contrato a los
Dodgers.
Esperase que Ell comisionado
Lands resuelva hoy Ell case del
pitcher Teller.
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HENRY LEWIS EDEARA
CON Ell RUBN ETTORE

Filadelfia, die. TO- 81 sEcal
de S. David Wilson anunci6 a.
yer que ell dia A de enero pelea-
ran en- esta ciudad, a 10 asal-
tos, ell negro John Henry Lee
wis, campe6n de las ITS libras,
y ell italiano AL EttOre. Sc We
rificara Ell comlbate en- la sala
convention Y 10 dirigira ell EN-
presario Herman Taylor.
Taylor desea ofrecer en- At.
.lantic City una pelea entire eI
campe6n Braddock y ell negro
Jose Luis.
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late le lanz6 varios uppercuts
lie hizo retirarse.
En- ell segndo asalto, Baker
le descarg6 fuertes derechas al
est6mago. Chocolate perdi6 un
golpe de deredha Y su rival lie
contest6 con IN derechazo a la
cabeza.
Una dura izquierda amino
re la agihdad del Kid, en- Ell
tercero, y empez6 a mostrar
sintomas de cansancio. Baker
lie peg6 a la mandIbula y lie de-
rrib6 por la cuenta de cuatrc
seguIdos.
FL negrito sali6 a boxear a.
turdido y Baker lie castig6 cor
ganchos de izquierda. Perdia
Il Kid sus punetazos, como 81
frera un principiante.
Baker lie castig6 duramente,
IN ell quinto, con golpes de IL
| ;uierda " derecha. Chocolate
,udc colocar una derecha y Ba-
cer Sc retro, contraatacando
Iespues con punetazos por Ell
cuerpo.
Dos fuertes derecha2os a la
cabeza pogo ell negrito en- ell sex
to v Baker lie contest6, mas per
diendo en- ell aire los golpes. De
este Sc aprovech6 ell et;5pico
para descargarle elegantes
"jabs" en- la cara.
Baker gan6 ell septimo. Cho-
colate, a-parentemente creyen-
do que ell "bout'' era a ocho a.
saltos, no a diez, Sc puso la ba-
ia en- ell octave y Ell arbitro le
inform6 de su error. Tuvo e
negrito que seguir Y sOpOrtar
los golpes en- otros dos rounds
En- ell noveno Chocolate sc
movfa bien, pero un gancho d.
izquierda lie hizo perder ell equi.
libric
Atac6 ell cubano en- ell deci.
mo, sin resultado mayor. Jus
to fue Ell faYlo dado a Baker.
Ceferino Garcia derrot6 {
Izzy Jannazo, pero al italianC
los jueces lie diero ntablas.
Pele6 Ivy con Barney Ross
y ell hebreo lie derrot6 facilmen.
tie.
Queda ahora pendiente e
~bout" entire ell filipino y ell j6
ven de Chicago.
El director de Ross dijO q.
yer que necesita tempo para
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
N0TlCIAS DE BASEBALL
CAMBIOS DE
EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS

New York, Die. 10.-Uonnie
Mack, ell jefe de los Atleticos
de Filadelfia, vendi6 aver a su
tercera base, Pinky Higgins, en-
cambio por Bill Werber Y una
captidad ded nero que no ha
side anunciada.
Dfcese que los Medals Rojas
no piensan quedarse con Hig :
gins y que 10 pasaran a los In :
dos en- un Gambia que incluira
a Jose Vosmik.
Todos los clubs de la Liga
America, con la exception de
los Tigres y los Yankees. con-
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DERRoTA DE STXTo rs.
OOBAR

New York. die. 10~-Harry
Jeffra, de Baltimore, con IN
peso de Il99 libras, v5nci6 a.
noche por puntos, en- 10 asal'
tos, a Sixto Escobar, campe6r
del peso bantam.
No Sc arriesgaba la corona
de EscObar, porQue este pesaba
121 libras.
Fre la segunda victoria de
|Jeffra, en- menos de un mes, so
bre Ell eanlpe6n.
Jeffra descarg6 un formida.
bic puhetazo en- ell segundo asa
to, que lanz6 a Sixto contra la
sogas.
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discutir los detalles del match

Lew Diamond ha dichO: Yo
creo que Chino derrotara a Mi
Her por nocaut, como en- ell an
terror encuentro.
Cuando lie enteraron a Miller
de las palabras de Diamond,
enfaticamente DECLARE: va sal
dra de su sueho ell senior direc-
tor de Mr.. Alvarez, v ell des-
pertar sera muy triste.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

Chino Alvarez reside ahora
en- Ybor City, no en- w. Tampa.
Este lie hara perder muchos
puntos en- ell concepto de los
"fieles" del barrie de allende Ell
rio.
Miller dice que 81 no Sc mar
CHI "a de West Tampa, porque
ALI le quieren y 81 no acostum-
bra a rolver la espaIda a sus
amigos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

SObre la pelea Kid ChOcOla-
te-Baher nos escriben: La null
titud ovacion6 a Chocolate al
entrar en- ell "ring." FL cubano
empez6 a peleer cautelosamen.
te, siendo Baker ell agresor, que
lie atac6 por ell cuerpo. Choco-
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
VICTORIA DE BUDDY
BAER

Chicago, Die. 1O.-Buddy
Baer, Ell hermano del campe6n
Max Baer, venci6 aver por mo-
caut, en- Ell primer asaltO, a Pa
trick Michael Barry, de Irlan-
da.
Pesaba Barry 2S6 libras y su
contrario 2S8N.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
DEPORTES
CON LOS GuANTES

Centenares de congratulate
mes Ina recibido Jim Downing
con motive del arribo de su hi
jitc.
Los puzzles saben que les ha
negado I'm nuevo amigo Y un
nuevo companero.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

Mariana Arilla lie dice en- u
ma postal a nuestro compane-
70 Miguel Lorente: "Pr6xima-
mente regresare a esq.,"
1SerA bien recibido!
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

la muerte habia sidO pOr causa
natural, Sc dispuso ell e~ntierrO
de R6mulo,
angela S~cOmpah6 a su padre
hasta ell cementeriO, como lie
habia acompahado hasta ell De-
p6sito.
No hacia oasO de nqAie nj de
NADIA, nj hquiera de las frases
de compassion y Pnsuelo que lie
diriaian.
Parecia insensible a TODD.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

pos, como 10 cHbrian con una
capa de cal y como iban echan-
do sCbre el, por dltimo, paleta-
das de terra.
Cuando qued6 enterrado Y Sc
hubieron alejado los sepultu-
rerOs, Angela arrOdill6se y be-
so la TERRA que cubria para
siempre ell cadaver de gu padre.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

y Era ga d nOche cast, GUAM
do Angela sali6 do cementerio
" vOlvi6 a Madrid.
aSu aspecto era ell de una To-
ca.
% CaHiinaba acknowledgements.
sin fijar la atenci6n en- NADIA,
insensible a TODD.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

unica respuesta, contest6les:
-VeneSN ustedes conmigo.
Les llev6 al solar y les nos
tro ell cadaver de R6mulo'
Luego, sin contestar a min
guna de las preguntas que lie
dirigieron, sent6se juntos al
cuerpo inanimado de suapadre
y eseondi6 ell rostro en- re las
manos, ajena a TODD que a
su alrededor pasaba.
Su actitud imponia compa-
sion, respeto Y cast espantO.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

Dieron avso los guardias de
10 que sucedh, y ell cadaver de
fue recogido en- una
camilla para ser trasladadO al
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

La tarA era triste y lluvio-
sa.
Todo parecia envuelto en- un
yelO girls.
En- un rinc6n del cementerio,