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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-09

the Calgary Prophetic Bible In
stitute.

he invaded the field of politics,
finding controversy stimulating to
mail, cash receipts and prestige.
And, finally, Aberhart unearthed
a social conscience. The misery of
Albertans, heirs to a glorious land,
but crushed by a cruel economy of
debt plus contracted markets, be-
came disturbing to his sense of
well-being.
LIE was shocked to hear, for in
Il Il stance, that the North farm
ers had been reduced to trapping
gophers, unpalatable rodents, for
food.
He read statistics showing that
between 1928 and 1884 So per cent
of all Alberta falmers possessing
telephone service, almost indis-
penSable in that scattered coun-
try, had been forced to give it up. :.
The province of Alberta owns
its own telephone system and the
rates had been adjusted to dimin-
ishing farm incomes by the United
Farmers government.
In September, after his election,
the Premier made a triumphal
visit to his home town, Seaforth,
Ont, scene of his birth So years
ago. In a speech to his old neigh
bors, he said, as if in justification
for his entrance into politics:
conditions in Alberta almost
made me a Communist, although
I have no use for Communism.
Given an aroused social con-
science, radio following, close
ly knit organization unified by the
Bible, and it was almost certain
that Mr.. Aberhart would find
political formula. He did.
Two years ago, while at Ednon-
ton, grading papers for $40, day
and expenses, a holiday chore
which Alberta teachers covet, he
ran into Major Douglas economic
theories labeled Social Credit.
Unkind Albertans say that only
a man skilled at searching the
apocalyptic meanings of st. John
the Divine could have interpreted
Douglas. Surely, Mr.. Aberhart
applied liberal meanings which
Douglas himself has never quite
fathomed
Tomorrow-Aberhart finds him
self in power.
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Orient Is Danger
Spot to America
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER

WASHINGTON, March 9.--Whatever HitleI's
w movement of troops into the Rhneland may
mean for Europe it stands for America as evidence
of the futility of the last war; which neither killed
off Germany nor ended autocracy Twenty years
later both are thriving.
1t is not likely that the United States will again
60 in to settle Europes national affairs
Our danger lies in the opposite direction-on the
Pacific side. During our budding days Of imperial
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career rose to gaudy climax one night when he
stalked into the dining room of the Sacher Hotel
and went about among the ladies and gentlemen
passing the time of evening atted only his mon
ocle ano sword. When old Francis Joseph heard of
this he called Otto to him and hit him on the nose
Otto couldn't hit back because Francis Joseph was
not only his brother but his Emperor.
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IoIII co UIIO OPV1I1I1S OA NII6 lLGII-
fury, we dreamed about far flung
possessions. They looked impress
sive on the map. We dreamed
about tapping the riches of
Cathay. We insisted upon the
open door so we could get at
them.
For years this theme has
made a rousing subject for fine
political speeches. The dream
of a rich China market has sunk
so deeply into the unquestion-
ing mind that Senator Pittman
recently was able, as chairman
OF the Senate Foreign Relations
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NOA1NAh6 JOdA
Gone was the high, cooperative
eXaltation of the reelection
days; replaced by hard doctrine
for trusting folk, who until last
Aug. % believed themselves about
TO quit the Wilderness for Canaan.
Already the tone of social credit
propaganda is defensive.
TINE exhorter was the Hon. Err
nest G. Manning, 81, provin-
cial secretary and coadjutor to
Premier Aberhart in both enter
prises: Province and Institute.
Mr.. Secretary Manning and the
premier preach alternate Sundays
at Calgary and their new mission
outpost, Edmonton.
A microphone hung over the
oak pulpit carries Mr.. Manning's
frosty message far out over the
great western prairie" This was
the regular two-hour Sunday
afternoon service of the prophecy
and politics which through eight
years gathered the constituency
enabling Mr.. Aberhart to expand
a Bible class into government.
The 300 of us, erect on hard.
straight pews, surrounded by var
nished pine woodwork and dun
plaster, eagerly. awaited the Word
according to ST. Paul, Mr.. Aber-
hart or that remote founder of
Social Credit, Maj. Clifford Hugh
Douglas of London, England.
We had not long to speculate
when Mr.. Manning, after inter
mlnable notices of Social Credit
meetings and greetings to the af-
hlcted and bereaved, took the
pulpit.
MR.. MANNING elected st. Paul
4vA.-but st. Paul barking back
to the Children of Israel, those
Mckless Migrants who finally
crossed into Canaan. His text, I
Corinthians, 10, was:
Neither murmur We, as some of
them also murmured, and were de-
stroyed of the destroyer"
Without mentioning Social
Credit, $25 month or the absent
prophet and premier. Mr.. Man
ming worked wonders with that
text. Grimly, he admonished them
to beware of the destroyer. Even
as the prudent among the Israel
ties trusted Moses, so, in these
days, did it behoove the -godly to
have faith in their leader.
The moral, I surmise, was not
lost on the good folk in Sunday
clothes, smelling of soap and shoe
backing.
Any history of agrarian revolt in
English-speaking North America
should contain a chapter tracing
the influence of phases on the re-
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EIZnough
BY
WESIbROOk PEGLER

VIENNA, March 9.-Monarchists have long been
planning 10 dust off the crown and plant it on
the royal skull Of the exiled heir to the throne He
is persistent little parasite named Otto who had
reached the age of q entirely innocent of useful
toll and any contribution to his country or human
race He has been biding his time and watching
his chances in Belgium
His chances are not very good at the present writ
ing, but his mother, who is a Bourbon named Zita
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YORK and take a look around
We'll, you've chosen a fine
time. We've got a strike on"
I'm not in the least sur
prised," said the man from Mars.
Il always figured that the tenants
would get tired of being pushed
around"
Sometimes I wish Harry would
stay home in Mars and not pop
in on me with embarrassing ques-
tions, particularly when I'm busy.
1 had to tell him about the goof
with the gun and of a prominent
Bull Moose leader who puts in
five hours day in his own build
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II Seems hM
BY
nEYWOOD.BRoUN

THERE was light tap at the door and when
n opened it found my old friend the Man
from Mars whom have come to know as Harry
on, It's you again." said a little sourly, for
was busy on column and didn't want TO be
bothered with any questions
Yes" replied Harry. I've got to do paper for
the Martin Club entitled Housing Conditions on
the Planet Earth so thought I'd drop in New
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SANTA CLAU.

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10 show that underprvileged people can't ntimdat,
him and compel him to walk seven fight of stair
IN the morning TO get the milk
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
pE'rER

Santos; Broadway Furniture;
Sanitary Poultry; Bodega La
Rosa; Maestro Ruyl6pes; Bo-
tica Riverita; La Primera de
Ybor; La Estrella.
Con 25 cts. Ell MalecOn; Jo-
Sc Juran; Four Roses Grocery;
Botica La Cruz; Ferraro Gro
Gerry; Casellas Cafe; Bsnito
Plaza Cafe; A. b. Menendez;
Ell Mercado Unico; Angel Gui
da; Million Auto Parts; Coma
lez v Hernandez; Ell Palacio;
De Luxe Bakery; Ferreteria
Latin-American; Flores Store
Italian American Grocery; c.
lestino Dfsz; La Mecca Cafe;
De Ella; Barberia Broadway;
C. Miravalles; Spoto y Caste
llano; Nick Genex; La Haba-
nera Grocery; Lodato's Drug
Store; Poller's Store; Casino
Barberfa Piniella's Place; Mel
Choir de la Parte Tom McAnn
Aurelio Casteleiro.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
UNA PROPAGANDA
NAL INTENCI0NADA

Sc viene hacienda una pro-
,paganda NAL intencionada con-
ira ell Sr. Genaro Fernandez,
estimado amigo nuestro y cafe
.ero de la fabrica de Regens-
burg.
A Fernandez Sc lie califiea
de faScista y 10 cierto es cue
cast todas las semanas da $500
para la causa del pueblo espa-
mol.
Rogamos nosotres a los pro
pagandistas de esa clase, que
cesen en- su periodical tarea.
Ayudar a Espana y la Rep1-
bli a. significa alejamiento de
las pelueneces y la calumnia.
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del trabajo, de discutir los pro
blemas existentes con los dele
gados de los gremios o sindica-
tos.
Amenazadas con una huelga
de sus obreros, la "Aguila Oil
Company, la San Crist0bal,
San Antonio, San Rodrigo, Ca
lifornia Standard Oil, Rich
mond Petroleum, Stanford y
Co., Pierce Oil Co, Y Sabalo
Transportation Co.. han conve-
nido en- mandar representatives
a una convention que sera con-
vocada por ell ministerio del ira
bajo, y en- la cual tendran una
numerosa representation los
trabajadores.
81 la convention llega a efec
tuarse que cree una situation
favorable ell desarrollO de la
industrial, pero a~segurando a
los trabajadores unos salaries
que esten en- consonancia con
las utilidades de las empresas.
Ell ministerio de education
aplicara sanciones a los due
nos de fabricas Y terratenieR-
ties que no cumplan con el ar
ticul0 III del C6digo Federal
del Trabajo, que les obliga a
mantener escuelas para los hi
jos de sus trabaiadores.
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representations diplomaticas
en- Alemania, italia, Portugal,
Y la Russia Soviet, pidieron a
esos gobiernos sc unieran a e.
las en- una afirmaci6n de abso-
luta voluntad o prohibir toda
actividad directa o indirecta
que pudiera, en- alguna name
ra, provocar la Intervention
extranjera en- ell conflicto, y
consecuentemente mandar Sus
representatives a Londres con
dtils instrucciones hacia ell OBJ
jetivo de un control effective.
En- la misma forma pidieron a
esos cuatro g0biernos sc aso-
ciaran corr elias en- ell senti-
miento de humanidad con Wis
tas a tsrminar ell conflicto ar
mado en- Espana utilizando la
mediaci6n, tendiente a colocar
el pals en- una posici6n que ex-
prese la voluntad nacional.
Dicese que la proposition
francesa pudiera ser aceptada
porque leales y facciosos pare
cen fatigados en- estos momen-
tos.
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TRECE CONDADOS COM
PETIslAN EN- LA FERLA
~rN1r q VTT

IE ltueS<AN iG@
POR LAS CINTAS AzU-
LES
Ell administrator general de
Ell Administrator general de
la Feria de Florida, P. t. Strie
der, anunci6 aver que IL con-
dados, que utilizaran en- los e.
dificios $4,000 pies cuadrados,
competiran por las cintaS asu-
les entire las fechas de enero 2G
y febrero 6.
Miles de d6lares &c pagaran
en- premios a los condados
triunfantes, entire los cuales
competira Ell de Hiilsborough-
Hasta la fesha sc han ms
cripto los condados de Levy, Pl
nellas, Pasco, Seminole, High
lands, DeSoto, Polk, Manatee,
Alachua, Lee, Lake, Marion y
Hillsborough.
Los lugares donde sc exhibit
ran las frutas y otros produc-
tos Sc prepararan este ahO cor
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Z LISTA DE I'll
PARA Ell
FRENTE POPULAR ES-
PANOL

Contkibuyeron con $40: F.
Candamio; Del Monico L. H.
Con $500: P. B. Diaz,
Con $500: Jose Suarez Fer
nande7.
Con $500: Fernandez y Gar
cia.
Con $500: Lido Cafe; Co.
lumbia Cafe; Los Helados de
Ybcr; Muebleria La Nacional.
Con $1.O0: Amelio Muhoz
Mendoza; Elvira Corrales;
Guillermo Alvarez; Fernandez
v Vega; NaNiera Coffee Mill;
Jose Rivas; La Reguladora
Coffee Mill; Louis WOhl and
Sons; Express Cafe; Polleria
Fonte; Sastreria FL ,Encanto;
Ell Modelo Coffe Mill; Ybor
Furniture; Miguel Vidal, relo-
jero; La Montanesa; Enrique
Ferlita; Ell Serene del Reloj;
Imprenta de Mascunana; I'm
Socialista; Joaquin Huerta; Jc
sc Acosta; Rufino Castro; Jose
Sanchez; Joaquin del Barrio;
Benigno Rodriguez; Jose Cam
poamor; Alvarez Cleaner; Mi
grel Amo; Gustavo BoliO; Ma
nuel Tamargo; Joaquin lamar
go; Cesar Gutierrez; Alfredo
Longo.
Con so cts: Felipe Montefu;
F. Fernandez; Charles; Her
nan Cort6s; Greco, Inc, Store (;
Maria's Beauty Parlor; La A
merica Restaurant; 1709 Som
brereria; GaticO Store; Juan
LassUs; Jose Blanco, afilador;
Benjamin Men6ndez; Liberty
Store; Max Argintar; Ray
Mesquida; La France; Cuer-
vo's Cafe; Margarita Store;
Juan Baamonde; Ramon Sic
ira; Carlos Barbas; Enrique
La gaceta., 1936-12-10
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA
DESEAN PONER FIN A LA
GUERRA CIVIL ESPAN0-
LA U~TILLZANDO LA
Russia hG dceptddO Ia PROPOSE
ci6n, perO los OtrOs PASSES
no han cOptestdd"

Paris, die. 10.-Con ell pro-
p6sito de lograr ell fin de la que
ira civil espahola utilizando la
mediation, Francia e Inglate-
IRA han invitado a Italia, Ale
mania, Russia y Portugal a dis
:utir ell asunto. Russia contest6
Embellishments, aceptando;
pero no han contestado todavia
las naciones fascistas.
Ell communicate frances dice:
Ell dia A de diciembre, Francia
q Iglaterra, pOr medic de suS
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LAS PRINCIPALS M
MAS PETROLERAS Sc
REUNlT2AN CON LOS DE-
LEGADOS DE LOS B r
RIOS

Ciudad de MEXICO, die. TO-
Los representatives de las prin-
cipales compakias petroleras
con negocios en- MEXICO nan ex-
presado Ell deseo, en- cartas di-
rigidas al ministerio federal
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Con Is cts: Amorelli Shoe
: Con 10 cts: Style Hat Store;
Shop.
Columbia Bakery; Monies Bar
Der Shop.
Diciembre z de 1886.
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Para quejas y nuevos subs
criptores los tel6fonos de este
peri6dico son M 65-662 y
Y 1892.
Ell M 65-662 resp0ndera a
todas las llamadas de dia y de
noche.
La gaceta., 1936-12-10

Sc mu-
crachas o seiores para una pro
posiCi6n que puede interesar-
les. Llamen por ell telefono
IA 65-662.
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mayor cuidado.

mayor cuidado.
Ell ano pasado Lee obtuvo los
primeros ihonores derrotando a
Polk por un pequeho margen.
Varias communicates. inclu-
yendo a Ruskin, Citrus Park,
Plant City y Lake MagdaleAe,
presentaran tambien sus ex-
hibiciones.
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Three Years in Pen
Helps ''Cun Moll''
Widow of the Desperate Buck
Barrow Now Serving 10
Years in Prison

Three years behind prison walls
have sotfened the last of the Barrow
gang-once the terror of the south
west.
She is Blanche Barrow, widow of
Marvin (Buck) Barrow; who with
his brother, Clyde, and Bonnie Par
ker spread a bloody trail of outlaw
ny through Texas, Oklahoma and
Missouri until officers guns ended
their careers.
"a tiny woman but hellcat," Of
ficers termed Blanche Barrow when
they captured her in Iowa three
years ago after fatally wounding her
husband.
"a model prisoner" Warden ]. M.
Sanders, of the Missouri prison, de-
scribed her today.
"Tve seen enough of that rough
and tumble" explained the attrac-
tive 25-year-old prisoner. "And when
get out of here I'm going back to
my father in Oklahoma where I
hope the world forgets me-"
She is doing 10 years" for assault
with intent to kill but has applied
for a parole.
"Buck was no angel" his widow
said, 'but he wasn't the kind people
thought he was.
why, l joined Clyde and Bonnie
in an effort to get them to quit.
But every time we got to talk to
them about it the law moved in and
sometimes Buck and Clyde had to
shoot their way out"
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

North Carolina
,Ashe County
Having qualified as Administrator
of John r. Blevins late of the stu
of West Virginia who died ownN z
property in Ashe County, North Car
DINA, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned for
payment on or before the 23rd of
November, 1887, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This November %, 1886.
G. C. BLEVINS, Administrator
of John R. Blevins, decd. 1917
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Wife Cat breakfast): could have
a little money for shopping today,
dear?"
Husband: Certainly. Would you
rather have an old five or a new
one?"
Wife: "a new one, of course"
Husband: Here's the one-and
I'm 81 to the good"
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NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina
AShe County

Ashe County
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
Jacob Boyden, Administrator of
Peggy Boyden, deceased, VS..
George Boyden and wife, Nam
ME Boyden, Lillard Boyden and
wife, Mandy Boyden, Ed Boyden
and wife, Fannie Boyden, LESSEE
Baker and husband, Sam Baker,
Sam Boyden and wife, Myrtle
Boyden, John Baker and wife,
Virginia Baker.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Ashe
County, made in the above entitled
cause, /, w. B. Austin, Commission
er, will on the 22nd day of Decem-
Der, 1886, at loo o'clock, P. NJ, at
the courthouse door in Jefferson,
North Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder the following described real
estate, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT: Lying and being
in Ashe County, North Carolina on
the waters of New River, and bound
ed as follows:
BEGINNING on a chestnut, Sam
uel Jones corner running South As
West with Jones' line u poles to a
stake in the Penn or Kay Lumber
Company line; thence North 81 East
with the Penn line IS poles to a
chestnut on a ridge PENIS corner;
thence North II West Is poles to
chestnut on ridge; thence North
81 West with the ridge Is poles to
the beginning, containing 8 acres
more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Lying and be-
ing in Ashe County, North Carolina
on the waters of the South Fork of
New River, adjoining the lands OF
Tom Bowers, Hent Jones and others
and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on Henderson Jones
and Tom Bowers corner, (cucumber)
running down the branch 20 rods to
birch; thence near West 8 rods to
maple; thence near South 2 rods
to stake in Hent Jones line; thence
near East rods to the beginning,
containing one acre more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Lying and being
in Clifton Township, Ashe County,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of Samuel Jones, John Jones, and
others and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on a service running
North West II poles to beech;
thence East with H. Jones-John
Jones line 81 poles to a sugar tree in
a branch, Tom Bowers corner;
thence South 4 East 62 poles to a
stake in PENIS line; thence South
Sc West with said line to the begin
ming, containing ten acres, more or
less.
Terms of sale: one-salf Q-2) down
upon confirmation of sale, balance
in six months, the balance being Sc
cured by deed of trust which will
be a first lien on the real estate sold.
This November 81. 1886.
w. B. AUSTIN,
1917 Commissioner.
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Sale of Town
Property
for Taxes

I, C. P. Mcmillan, tax COL
lector for the Town of West
jefferson, under and by vir-
tue of a power vested in me,
in accordance of the law and
by order of the Board of
Aldermen, will at one o'clock
on Monday, January 4, 1887
sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following property
for default of taxes.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
North Carolina
Ashe County

This is to notify all persons that !
will not be responsible for any debts
or obligations incurred by my wife,
Jet Francis on or after the 3rd day
of December, 1886.
This LIST day of December, 1886.
1924 CHAS. F. FRANCIS.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

North Carolina
Ashe County
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that GER
tain deed of trust executed by Mon
La gaceta., 1936-07-29

jandose de dOlor en- las p4ernas.
Jesse Owens, ell famoso negro,
solo tendf& que practiear otro
fdfa para arribar a la perfection.
Las primeras competencias
Sc verificaran ell dfa 10 de agos-
to Y terminaran ell Is. Estimase
que en- esos Is dfas presencia-
ran las justas 100000 perso-
mas.
Los atletas llegados a Berlil,
repres entando a las principa-
les naciones del mundo suman
en- total $500. Tienen los peri6,
dicos ex ranjeros NADIA menos
que 1900 corresponsales.
FL estadio donde Sc verified
ra la competencia de track
tiene capacidad para 10000 es
pectadores ell de luchas y boxeo
10000; ell de nataci6n, 10000,
teatro al aire libre, 10000; bas-
ketball y tennis, 10000.
La gaceta., 1936-07-29

cionado al zurdito Raby Manuel.
Va dijimos haze pocos dias
que Manuel inici6 So caraera en-
esta ciudad, pero que &c 1narch6
a Miami, donde Obtnvo las ma
.yOres considerations y procure
avanZar.
Tony Granados records la Sc
mana pasada, desde estas CO :
lumnas, que 81 lie habia derrota
do por nocaut.
Pero Manuel ha progresadc
mucho y recientemente hizo
gran resistencia, por se2unda
vez, al sirio Peter Sarron.
La gaceta., 1936-07-29

pleto, Max Baer, recibi6 aver
credito por haber salvado la vi
da de su padre, Jacobo Baer,
lando sangre para Una transfu-
ion despues de que Ell viejo ia
;ebo habia sufrido una intensa
1emorragia nasal. Sufri6 la he
mCrragia ell padre de Baer Guam
do asistia a un jrego de pelota,
la semana pasada.
Ell tratamiento medico no di6
primero ell resultado que Sc espe
aba, aunque la madre Sc some
10 a tres transfusiones.
Seguia debil ell viejo cuando
Max y su hermano regresaron
de una excursion. Entonces
Max decide dar su sangre para
una cuarta transmission, mejo-
rando desde entonces, de name
"a notable, ell estado de su pa.
Dire.
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D1CEN QUE TONY CANZONERI AcTUA
COMO UN HOMBRE DE NEGQCIOS.

New York, julio 29.-Algu-
nos observadores han dicho que
Tony Canzoneri, ell actual cam
pe6n de las 1876 libras, es un
consumado hombre de ne2Ocios.
Este punto Sc determinara
euando ell italiano defienda SUI
corona contra Lou Ambers, de
derkimer, otro iIaliano.
Del resultado de la pelea de-
ende que Sc conceda a Tony un
natch de revancha con ell he
REQ Barney Ross, campe6n de
Is lat libras. Tony ha prefer
20 arriesgarse, con Ambers, y
espues, victorioso, aceptar c
ombate con Ross.
Tn tercer encuentro entire
Ross y Csnzoneri es natural, te-
liendo en- cuenta la reciente vic
.oria del italiano sobre ell irlan-
d6s Jimmy McLarnin. Cuando
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ell italiano Sc preparaba para ell
match con Ross, la comisi6nzneo
yorqrina lie orden6 batirse con
Ambers. Ell 1nico canine que
uanzoneri tenia para ell match
con Ross era abdicar la corona
io las 1875 libras.
Pero el decide no hacerlo, o
or 10 menOs tai intenci6n Sc lie
atribuye.
Canzoneri cree que ell match
on Ross resaltara para su boz
lilo mucho mas productive 81 ell
onsigue veneer de nuevo a Am
ers, y mas tarde pelear con ell
lnpe6n del peso weller.
Para la pelea con Ambers ell
lmpe6n del peso ligero es ell ia
orito, en- proportion de ga 5.
"a Ultima vez que pelearon To-
~ demostr6 gran snperioridad
obre su oponente.
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BOGOLJUBOW DERROTADO
POR Ell v KERES

Zandvoor1, Hoianda, Julio 20
Reuben Fine sigue al frente
del torneo de ajedrez del Gran
Hotel, aunque solo gan6 medic
punto como resultado de su par
tida con F.. Greenfield, de Aus
tria.
Ell principal oponente del neo
yorquino, ell campe6n DR.. Max
Euwe, hizo tablas con su COM
patricia D. Landau. Paul Heres,
ell joven de Estonia, venci6 al
notable maestro E. d. Bogolju.
bow, de Alemania.
Sigre ell DR.. Euwe en- ell Sc
gundo lugar y en- ell tercer pues-
to aparecen empatados Bogol-
jubow, Heres, Maroczy Y Ell DR..
Tartak0Wer.
Fine recurri6 a una variaci6n
de la defensa india y Greenfield
irg6 de manera perfecta, sill;
perder terrenO.
Paul Keres, ell vencedor de
Bogoljubow, tiene a su creditc
res victorias, 10 mismo que
Fine.
Maroczy decline ell gambito
lie la reina y venci6 al professor
a~ustriaco Becker, en- SO movi :
mientos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-29
GANO DE
NUEVO LA COPA DAVIS

Wimbledon, Julio 29.-Fred
Perry venci6 aver a Jack Crow
ford, de Australia, y ell team in
giles gan6 la copa Davis, ell pre-
ciadO trofeo del tents, por Guar
ia vez en- otros tantos amos.
Adrian Quist, ell australiano;
venci6 al ingles Austin con ano-
taci6n de Ga, 3-6, rs, 6-3.
Presenciaron los partidos IT,
900 personas, aI2unas de las cua
les creyeron possible ell triunfo
de los australianos despues de
que QuNt habia derrotado a Aus
in.