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SITUATIONs-nOMEsTIC.
(Continuedl

NURSEMAID waitress or parlor maid in
rehned family, By colored girl. reliable. in
telllgent: special training in child care
reference. Gail North S227
PART-TIME WORK morning preferred
good cleaner and cook ref. Call after
a:30 m. North 5s64-W
WILL BEAUTIFULLY WASH, iron and
nerd ladies and gentlemen's clothes. also
couples: most reasonable and satisfactory
Potomac 22S5-M
WISH TO PLACE my reliable maid for
Summer season. full or part time; excel
lent with children. Cleveland S67l
WOMAN. colored settled wants day'S
work: reliable, good washer Call 9UJ
Westminster 81. NV. North O4I3-J
WOMAN wishes laundry to tax. home:
LADIES I5c; gentlemen 81: called for and
delivered. reference. Atlantic I2G5-J.
YOUNG GIRL colored, wishes place as
ps potners heiper OF nurse of children.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
XANTED-SALESMEN.

MAGAZINE statesmen experienced; hieh.
est clue commission. prompt yerifcation
ApDy Mr.. Reid. i0S. Second National Bank
Bld9
SALESMEN- -Masazine men; new conlbi-
nations: popular MAGAZINES. inexpensive.
clubs Apply SO or after q pm, r. James,
1us 9TH st. Sc, WashinSton. D. c.
statesmen WANTED - We
need three men with sales ex-
perience for our Home Insu-
lation Department. 1nsula-
ton sales are now at peak
and present force is unable
to handle all the leads now
being received. An oppor-
tunity to earn $50 to $75 per
week from start. Experience
in this business unnecessary.
Appointment by telephone
only. Call Mr.. Irwin, Metro
politan 4840. Griffith-Con-
sumers Company, 1413 New
York Ave.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

TLDING q PLUMBING mate
any wrec'-ing Jobs: largest Ss-
Evening star., 1936-06-30
CARDENAS IS SEEN
FORCEFUL |DEAL|ST
Mexican Peasants Believe
Reform President Has
interests at Heart.

A word picture OF the man
back OF the Mericdn social reuolu-
ton. President Cdrdenas. is pre-
sented here in the second OF
series OF sir articles on the chang
ino order in Merico, written by
Ueternn newspaper man uho has
extensive experience in that coun-
tru.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
HELP WOMEN.
ICOntinued.l

BEAUTY OPERATOR
With hair-dying experience
to act as consultant. Apply
Beauty Salon, 4th Floor,
Lansburgh's Depa r t m e n t
Store.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

TODAY.
Luncheon Optimists Club. May.
flower Hotel. 1880 pm.
Luncheon. Civitan Club. Maynower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, Democratic League Hamil-
ton Hotel, pm.
Metropolitan Police School, Hamil-
ton Hotel, s pm.
Meeting. Georgia Avenue Business
Mems Association, 36o8 Georgia ave-
nue., 8 pm.
CARD party, Women's Mizrachi OF
Washington, 7s48 Macomb street, 8
pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Electric Institute. Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayfover
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. MidWeek Luncheon Club.
Hamilton Hotel, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Photo Engravers' Union,
Hamilton Hotel. 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Chi Sigma Sorority, May
flower Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, B. P. o. Elks, Washington
Lodge. No. IS, sl9 H street, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

ALTERATION HAND,
Experienced, on fine mems
clothing. Lewis & Thos.
SaltZ, Inc, 1409 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC
RELIABLE AGENCY Dec 1851. 40" 1lth
st hes cooks maids. mattresses. nurses,
g.h.w, part-tlme DAY workers housemen.
:}U'
DOMESTIC AGENCY" Decatur 2419 or
North qO1l furnishes cooks. INV, day
workers. buffers. housemen, drivers. 1928
9th ST.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER F0--
Must be experienced in construction buSl-
ness, have good references. able 10 take
charge Of small ONCE salary. $50;
Bookkeeper tMl age -. to 20; must
graduate Of recognized accountinE school.
Bookkeeper tMl. ase - to IS. familiar
with G. NJ A. c. system; must be expert
encPd: salary S35
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1914 a.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

ANTIQUE and modern china. Glass, brio
weapons; special sale on sterling silver
ware. suitable for wedding gifts; prices
reduced for the Summer; we buy and sell
Murray Galleries 1724 goth NV. 30'
ARMATURE wINDINq-save money on
slec motor REPAIRS l9Tse stock 81 motors motors,
generators exch.. repaired, $3.50 up. Har-
ris Armature Co. 9th and NV.
AUTO RADIOs-Philco and Motorola. best
trade-in in town; get our prices before you
buy. Harris Armature Co.. 9th g. Q sts. NV.
BARGAINS-Baby crib, slightly used ire-
place .gas heater. oil paintings. bath tu6
trunk. Best offers accepted. 452l 18th
BED ROOM SUITE, gate-leg table. Windsor
chairs studio couch. rugs. breakfast set.
dining room suite. single. double bees: gas
stove, refrigerator. Edelnan, 1903 Georeia
ave.
BED ROOM living rm.. kitchen sets; leav-
ing town; can have apt. Call bet. So o.
SO. stanhope. APT. II, n. J. ave. ana H
Ut. NV.
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sALE-M1sCELLANEoUs.

"AdpeSttsements sH6ey this heoe.
tnr ara presumed 10 b from pSs.
gate individuals Enless the GdoeT.
ttsemeat ctnes frm aGBs or
business address o. states the word
Dealer. Members OF the public
,Dho ind dealers masouerddtnc IN
this column as prtrGts tndtrtdsals
are urged TO report the matter 10
The Stdy for tnpesttccttoH
Evening star., 1936-06-30

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNrTY-Big COM
tertofy senE n6ahs s
commercial refrigerators; strong advertis
| ing support. Write quickly, Ed Friedrich
| Sales Corporation. San Antonio. Texas,
NEWSSTAND BUSINESS for sale: lobby
large hotel: doing good business: price
81 500. Address Box 293-T. Star once
GROCERY doing $3.50 wkly.; rent so:
nicely equipped: S:;.G5O: easy terms. Bob
Hollander zoos II st NV.
HIGH-GRADE sALESMEN-Wonderfu in
come opportunity in automatic heat ana
alr-conditioning equipment which America
tive openings for Grade men owning car:
has been acknowiedeed leader IN rs field
1913 for interview
ROoMING- BOARDING HOUSE Scot Cir
Gle, attract furn.: 32e rooms baths IN
onmf De sbszo 20 mp Eefnf9 ith DsoO!s Sst - " 3
RoOMING HOUSE K a, 18th, - rooms
baths; rsssonaoe ai.r rent s6oIl ,sr,, SI4"
M De Shazo. l123 lith II v. Natl 500
RoOM1NG- G-BOARDING: rent $50: income.
S465: price, 81 600. half cash r. NJ. De
| Shszo. lI23 l4th ". Natl $500.
HogsE b3S ii 1,9 ,D nea ind.ns Mas x,"
300. Il 900 handles R NJ. De shszo.
Il"3 l4th NV. Nail 300.
KITCHEN CONCESSION in soms .reS;au-
teIe att mIoderEe rent, Jerry' Tavern 245"
RESTAURANT. IlquoT. popular nv, section;
seat sesn. aa eapac cHom AGdrsss i6 Box @
once
NEAT BUSINESS doins over 500 ooo
yearly: $4,000 cash Address Box @Hi-I.
LYNCH b!g Idv BEER sE 6ns Bs oss pce Ts
terms term - address Box Box 4o6eT. Star once
SMALL MANUFACTURING business. trade
established great possibilities, FOR eXpen-
selling AddresS Boz N0-T S'ar ofice. .;o'
RoOMING HOUSE. doEntown. u rms, )
baths; rent. ,Sl35. Price .orlv 5000
LARGE downtown roomln2 house. "a rooms.
" baths: rent. S75: terms. only $3.50 down.
rest small monthly payments; low price,
fun OF foomers. immediate POSSESSION. Ap-
Peie66on. PI 9Gs Met sI 45h g. to 1921 10 4m V or
Sundav to p. m. AGENTS attention. -
WHAT HAVE YOU TO SELL IN roomins
house NV? Terms. $3.50. small payments
monthly. Address Box 2eO-T. Star ONCE,
GASOLINE accessories. long estab.; corner
location larse gallonage: price. $3.50
cash. Address Box 4t5-T. Sta- ONCE.
FOR. SALE-second commercial property.
snd yard IN central location for deliveries
6Sdins 1s'' Her Henry gDas Rob- O6 o-e fnc io@{ e e.
ave nv District sl41
STORE EoUIPMENT-MuSt sell: freezer
case with FriEidaiTe. meat block. display
case, other items. l332 I4th NV.
FRIGIDAIRE air-condit.oninF unit. used
3 months; ell kinds Frlsidalre commercial
equipment; bargains for immediate sale.
l"3! lIth nv.
DELICATESSEN. downtown. OPP school
rent S5u; wkly; bus. $500. Price, $500;
terms. Bob Hollander. zoos H st. NV.
FOR SALE-Pestaurant sdiacen. Wash
.ngton on Wash. Frederick Highway: DONG
eood business, owner has out -of-town po-
sition. Phone Bradley 6@7
ROOMING HOUSE, downtown ~ rms.
rent, Sl:iI, income. $3.50 Price. $1,000
terms. Bob Hollander. zoos St. nv
DRY-CLEANING PLANT.
Up-to-dste retail. ideal location for
laundry outlet. Address Box 1907. Star
once.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

WAREHOUSE.
Wanted at once-an eX-
perienced man, thoroughly
familiar with department
store warehouse routine; also
furniture and housefurnish-
ings; must know D. c. rout-
ings. Apply Personnel Office,
End Floor,
GOLDENBERG'S,
7th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

FRIGIDAIRE-O7 used Frisldaire $50
barRain- Several new 1885 models a
greatly reduced prices Unusual opr0rtu-
Il'r. " Hummer & Son. SO@ B 81. r.s.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
MANUFACTURER

OF sensational new HEALTH PRODUCT
sold from coast TO coast desires reput able
individual to displace jobber in virginia
and Maryland. to more effectively super
wise a "cut-and-dried" continuous adyer-
tisins and distribution campalsn now ready
for immediate release. Small amount Of
money or insured credit required depend
ire on size of territory assiened. Address
RnX "ga-T. Star Office. i
Evening star., 1936-06-30

FILES-4-drawer steel letter size SI4.40
H. Baum & Son. 6l6 E st. NV.
FRENCH PERIOD bed room. brand-new =
piece suite of SatlnVooo. decorated bore
white must sacrifice. Household SO 7th
Evening star., 1936-06-30
BE AHEAD

IN BEAUTY TRAINING
Mrs. Honour has just returned from
London Paris and New York. with the
latest methods.
Free Catalosue-Terms-Ds Classes.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM.
1910 N. Y. Ave. NV Met. 7'1s
Evening star., 1936-06-30
CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER g. dALBERT INC,
S16 10th St NV Phone National 47I2
PERSONAL

PEkSONAL.
CONVALEsCENT HOME, ELDERLY Pa
tients cared for; PHYSICIANS residence
u1se mont NV hucsisi coiambis V 4sn5 sn5 u' i4'
SUMMER CAMP ON SEVERN RIVER
near Annapolis; saltwater bathing. horse
quest LoNaFEIIoW scHooT FOR BOYS.
FOR PAINTING. PAPERING. PLASTER
ing. Can BEN, North 1852
HEMsTITCH1NG AND COVERED BUT
tons, while you wait, Special discount to
ers NEEDIGcRAP i1Gs ssfSr'i?Ff 1919 Fpno nV
Room 20S.
WE WILL SAVE YOUR SOLE.
A. An old shoe is an old friend: We make
to the needs Of your feet: best material
expert workmanship. Iessonably, priced.
Have your shoes shined free BY takins this
st. NV. Decatur 5196.
coLoNIc, IRRIGATION. PHYS1o-THER-
apy health treatments by graduate nurse.
Hours. 10 till 8. Phone Decatur 62s2
SKIN BLEMJsHEs SUCH AS MoLES
moT.a msT By S9PsFRSHs SSs.n hair moG.fss
PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE FOR AGED
and convalescent; sun bathing graduaIe
nurse IN attendance. 1929 HoLMEAD PL'
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
NV Open ey.: Sun. 1O-12. Met. 1893.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY NY NY
methoG results SSr esetye for ,s
%ERcK RG stf @ H5 coumb. I'd DR. Ads9s
ENTERPRISE ROOFING co.
2loS AVE Ne poToMAc o2oo
Evening star., 1936-06-30

FANS-New. IO-in. 1896 S-inch s. 95
l.2-in. osc. S13 3.95; I6-inch osc. So3 -95
most beautiful fans made; compare before
you buy Harris ATmatUre Co.. 9th & o n W.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Low cosT TO SOUTH H-cENTPAI ILL
ABOUT Friday: 2-3 people; de luxe car:
references. Lincoln :3337
GOVT. EMPLOYE GOING TO NORTHEAST
mouth sedan; take Ia. Mr.. GILLIOM
ht4ahtlc .19-- 2ns
DRIVING oTTUMWA IOWA. I6,h RE-
round TRIP. Decatur :i6a6-M
LEAVING FRIDAY. JULY 3. II-O0 A II
Ior Nofioik. Va. returning July > Il.:0O
pm. Can take three or four - round
@tttp, @ '36 Auburn. Address Box 4O-T. s:ar
BINGHAMTON. N. Y.-DRIVEP FOP
transportatIo for whole OF part way: lesVE
ms July :. Buick car references Col 4Ii4
CALF. MONDAY. JULY 9Th, WILL TAKE
! or FORD 80. radio. Young people pre-
ferred Address Box 29S-T. Star once ..
LEAVE FRIDAY EVENING FOR CLEVE
isno Pittsbursh YOUNGSTOWN. returning
sunday take three. Wisconsin 3635-R.
DRIVING DETROIT. FRIDAY JULY 3rd.
> p m Call NJ. Jacobs, GeorsIa O92O.
COUPLE DRIVING TO COLUMBIA s c
Thurs. July =. new car. take 3. share eX.
penSes. Return Sunday. Gail Hillside
Evening star., 1936-06-30

ELECTRIC FANS bought. sold and ex-
changed: Sin a.c. fan, 81 .95: 10-ln osc
a. c fan. S7.95; fans cleaned and re-
paired Superior Lock & Electric Co. 1910
L ST NV Metropolitan a439.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
FPIGIDAIPES !

FURNITURE Cheap. porch chairs tables
dresser bed c4oluet5. mirrors lamps. housF
holG goods. all klncs. Edeison. 6lS 5th n ?.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

CONVALEsCENT HOME. ELDERLY PA
tients cared for; physicians residence;
graduate nurses; 500 and up. 1457 Fair
mont n " Columbia A3lh IL
Evening star., 1936-06-30

ELECTRIC RANGE. General Electric de
luxe Sovereign model; brand new; floor
model. reduced to $@l555 installed. 1880
New YORK ave NV
Evening star., 1936-06-30
Womsn's Suffrage Move.

BY granting suffrage to women
Cardenas added q host Of supporters
to his cause and more firmly en-
trenched himself, but the strategem
didn't ease the opposition of the
church women in the villages to his
socialistic schools, as he had hoped.
e. His crusade against lliteracy
among adults. Every government in
Mexico has been a minority one be-
cause. in a nation where millions
cannot read or write, popular elec-
ton is impossible. Seeking to edu-
cate thousands in the simple matter
Of the A. 3. C's, CardenAs has sent
Evening star., 1936-06-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WONDERFUL oPPoRTuNrTY-Big COM
missions for district manager to handle
commercial refrieerators; strong advertis-
ing support Write quickly Ed Friedrich
Sales Corporation. San Antonio Texas,
LARGE hotel: doing GOOD business: price
Evening star., 1936-06-30

SUMMER CAMP ON SEVERN RIVER
near Annapolis; saltwater bathing. horse
back riding; reasonable. Circular upon re-
6,nlIeas parl 6.,-nar,u.and .l0A1
Evening star., 1936-06-30

HEMsTITCHING AND COVERED BUT
tons, while you wait. Special discount to
dressmakers. shops. decorators. upholster-
Evening star., 1936-06-30

DINING TABLE and chairs china and
glassware hall table and mirror library
table three small tables bookcase > bu-
reaus and glass desk kitchen cabinet
paintings; leaving city; bargains. Phone
owner Potomac l92l-J 30'
Evening star., 1936-06-30

CAliERAS-We 0uy sell trade useo CAM
eIas Cine kodaks and projectors Barr
gains daily Robbins 500 l4th st. nv
Evening star., 1936-06-30

BELTS. BELTS. BELTS-For refrigeratorS.
washing machines. water pumps Stokers
wood workers and other machines Harris
Armature Co. 9th & o NV. North 1890
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/ HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

LET ME BUILD. remodel or alterate your
home or store. Henning Carlson, builder.
Phone Potomac O317 jyI9s
FRAME HOUSES, covered with Bird In
sulated Brick. tex; no money down years
to pay: complete home remodeling Phone
for estimate Atlantic 3153
Evening star., 1936-06-30
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIo.

PIANO-Summer sale prices are in effect
on our entire stock of reconditioned up.
rights You can save at least 20 per cent
by buying now. Prices. $50 to $50 kits.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

It is good sense to save cents. Before
deciding who is to do your work ask for
references. Don't be fooled by accepting the
5ft d6sfs p1e Gs my estimate and
personal supervision you will fnd my
prices the lowest consistent with nrst-class
work. Cash or F. H. A. financing. which is
5, per cent yearly. No Job too smsll-any-
thing from cellar to roof.
B. A. HOPKINS
n233 18th ST NV
Columbia 5o10. Any Hour Any Day 10
Evening star., 1936-06-30

Meeting, B. P. o. Elks. Washington
Lodge. No. IS, sl9 H street, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

HIGH-GRADE Observation-Disclosures In
come opportunity in automatic heat and
alr-conditioning equipment which America
IS now demanding We've several attrac-
tive openings for Grade A men owning car.
no pioneer work Williams On-O-MatIc
has been acknoWiedged leader IN its field
mors than Is years. Call Metropolitan
1913 for interview
Evening star., 1936-06-30

counter all around. / foot
ally constructed Excellent
or hamburger stand. Call
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

yer a ueIear con 6Is

Doce personals murieron por
.exceso de excitaci6n la noche
del combate entire Luis Y Make
dos mujeres que escuchaban por
la Radio ell relate del "bout"
en- Harlem falleci6 una mujer
de la raza negra, Josefina Tan
'dy, de Go amos. Tom O'Rourke.
Iel entrenador, muri6 antes de la
acci6n, en- el camerino de Sch
melting. Otra mujer, una alema-
ma, Catherine Weinbrenner, de
Us amos, muri6 en- Pittsburg.
Las otras vfctimas 10 fueron
Franklyn James Lambert, de 81
amos; Harry Saw, de 81; i2i-
chard MCGOWAN, de 81; Robert
Hunt Moore, de 81; Robert Gan
mott, un negro, de go, y Thomas
E. Dunn, inspector federal de
aduanas, de 72 amos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

I'm batazo de "jonron' de Da
maree, con dos corredores en- las
bases, fue ell principal factor en-
la victoria de los Cubs sobre las
.bejas. Alfonso Lopez descans6
aver.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie.
Boston &c, 9h, lie.
Dizzy Dean salv6 otro juego
para los Cardenales, aunque Ia
victoria Sc lie acredit6 a Heuser.
St. Luis &c, 5h, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De.
Con Ell pitcher Gumbert, ayu-
dado a 1Iima bora por Smith,
los Gigantes veneieroR a los Pr
ratas. Terry y Whitehead pega-
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

john Kieran eel conocido es-
critor deportivo, dice algo en- ell
"New York Times" que nosO-
tros dijimos aver, antes de ha-
Der leido su articulo: Max dej6
ir la derecha en- ell primer asal
to y Sc perdi6 en- ell vacio, pero
demostr6 que ell teut6n pensaba
llevar la guerra a Africa. Pero
en- Ell segundo y tercero asalto
Luis empez6 a producer dano en-
la carp del aleman, con su NOR
.tifera izquierda.
Ell ojo izquierdo de Make
mostr6 senales de "uso'' y lagri-
mas.
Pero ell aleman no Sc desani-
mo. En- 81 cuarto Max lanz6 dos
demoledores punetazos a la
mandibula. Ell martillo de Ham
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
CON LOS GUANTES

Max Schmeling ha prometido
pelear dos veces mas bajo la di-
recci6n de Mike Jacobs, una en-
ell mes de s~eptiembre, contra
James j. Braddock, y la otra ell
aho pr6ximo, en- JUNO, 81 consi-
que arrebatar la corona al ir-
landes.
81 Sc opone ell ministerio de
propaganda de Alemania al com
bate de JUNO ,en case de que
.pierda Braddock la corona, Use
atrevera Schmeling a desafiar
la ira de Paul Goebbels Y ell
Fuhrer?
Hace pocos dias, al conocerse
en- Alemania ell triunfo de Max,
Hitler y Goebbels lie congratu-
laron, pero este dlJo: "llseXo-
rablemente y no sin justifica-
ci6n demandamos que Braddock
defienda su titulo en- suelo ale
man.
"Nosotros sabemos, Make,
que tn has peleado por Alema'
nia".
va di6 la orden ell ministro dc
nre Braddock pelee con Schme.
ing y que no Sc atreva a decil
que no.
Ell "nazismo" dispone de vi
das y haciendas en- Alemania
1asta en- los Estados Unidos.
A yer 81 Braddock Sc arries
ga a decir que no.. y lie atan
IN poste para escarmiento de
AS generaciones venideras.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
SCHMELING PROMETIO PIE
LEAR CON Ell CAMPEON

New York, JUNO 24.-Sali6
anoche para su pals, aclamado
aqui y en- Alemania, ell p1gil
Max Sdlmeling, excampe6n del
peso complete. Antes de que Ell
dirigible Won Hindenburg SOL
tase las amarras, Schmeling hi
20 dos pronesas a Mike Jacobs,
jefe de la delegation que acudi6
a despedirlo. La primera de que
volvera en- a.osto a pelear con
James j. Braddock por ell titulo
del peso pesado, y la segunda de
que, 81 conquista la corona, Sc
c~omprometera a gefenderla Ell
ano pr6ximo, en- JUNO.
La prOmesa quito a Jacobs la
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
PALABRAS DEL HERMANO
DE JOSE LUIS

Detroit, JUNO 24.-Comen
tandO ell resultado del match de
Jose Luis con el aleman Schme-
ling, Lonnie Luis, Ell hermano
del negro, filOs6ficamente dijo
Esa gOlpiza lie hara bien a Joe.
TOdo ~pugilista necesita una. Pc
70 siento que mi madre 10 haya
visto. 70 saba que iba a ser una
pelea dura para el y Sc 10 man.
de a decir por Dorothy May.
"Joe til vas a ser derrotado 81 no
te proteges. Ese aleman es du-
TO-"
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

burgo en- su mejor forma. Y ma
da pas6. Luis nj siquiera cam
bio de expression. Entonces en-
pezaron a lucir NAL las cosas pa
ra Max. Habia disparado su
mejor artilleria Y NADIA sucedi6.
Parecia que Sc hundia. Su ojo
izquierdo cast cerrado. Su meji-
LA derecha descarnada y roja.
Luis hubo de pegarle variae for
midabIes izquierdas al cuerpo.
En- esta triste situaci6n ell teu.
ton lanz6 de nuevo la derecha,
mas alto, en- Ell temporal de Luis
parte alta de la Oreja, y este era
eel punto vulnerable. Las pier
mas de Luis Sc hicieron jalea y
en- zigzag cay6.a la Iona.
Else fre ell golpe que gan6 la
batalla. Entonces sc enteraron
todos, con Schmeling a la cabe-
"a, que ell negro no era invulne-
rable, que podia ser lastimado y
derribado. Pero la pelea Sc ha-
llaba muy lejos de su fin. Luis
Sc levant6 con un breve conteo y
todavia era peligroso. Vulnera.
bic o no posefa un punetazo mol
tifero.
La batalla fue de una de de.
rechas contra izquierdas. Luis
empezaba a Iucir de nuevo peli
groso y una derecha de Schme
ing lie convertia inmediatamen
tie en- una figura tambaleante
con los ojos vidriosos.
Fue de esas derednas al cos.
tado de la cara 10 que trio
Luis en- Ell l2' asalto y fue uns
derecha la que lie llev6 a la par
tie baja de las sogas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

en- sefal de carihOsa despedi-
da y arrOiaban flores.
EllOs, los sOldadOs, los he
roes de Ia fiesta, sOnreian en-
oriagadOs por un entusiasmO
que de buena fe creian mere
Ger; y aqueIla embriaguez con-
solabales del pesaE de sepa-
|rarse, acasO para siempre, de
.seres que les eran queridos.
ALI en- Madrid Quedaban
los pedazos de su coraz6n, Ilo-
rando pOr eIlOs Y pidiendO q
dos que regresasen pronto
triunfadores, mientras a ellos
los llevaban lejOs, muy lejOs, a
pelear y a morir.
Cast no tenian conciencia de
10 que hacian nj de 10 que les
pasaba.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

La ventaja de Ida Yankees en-
ell primer luoar fue disminuida
a Az desafios.
New York DC, Oh, 4e.
Oicago 13c, 13h, 2e.
Hal Trosky bate6 un zion :
ron" en- ell noveno inning, pOr
los Indies, siendo su 17' de la
temporada. La victoria CORES :
.pcndi6 a los A.leticos Iue apro-
'vecharon mejor todas las opor-
tunidades. Wally Moses tam
.bien lego un cuadrangular.
Filadelfia &c, 12h, 2e.
Cleveland &c, 12h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
DEPORTES
VENCIO Ell TAMPENO
CARL GUGGINO

New York, JUNO 24.-Tres
mil personals presenciaron aver
en- ell Coliseo ell combate entire
Carl Guggino, de Tampa, con
1873 libras de peso, y Paris
APIECE, 1874, de Providence, R. l.
FL italianito del sur derrot6
a su rival, ganandole cinco de
los seis asaltos del bout.
Larry Hogan, de New York,
fue puesto a dormir, en- ell Guar
to asalto, por Johnny Scott, de
Richmond, Virginia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
SIC REuN1O Ell GRuPO DH.
IDA REPUBLICANA

Madrid, JUNO 24.-El grupo
.parlamentario de izquierda re-
publicana deliber6 aver, presi-
dido por don Marcelino Denim
go. Sc procedi6 a examinar ell
cas- de Strauss, llamaGo ell
''straEsrln", acordandOse dar
cooperation al prop6sito de que
s,oG ell tribunal de .~ara1ffas
constituencies SEA juzga1o ell
axministro y exalcalie de Ma
drid Sr. Salazar Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
ron cuadrangulares. Hasta eI &C

ron cuadrangulares. Hasta Ell oc
tavo los piratas no pudieron ano
tarle al nuevo lanzador neoyor-
quino.
Pittsburg &c, Oh, lie.
New York &c, Oh, De.
Con ell veterano Hallahan de
pit aher los Rojos vencleron a
los Dodgers. Las Tres carreras
las hizo sel Cincinnati con un lit
de Myers, otro de Kampouris,
un tribey de Campbell v un hit
de Hallahan.
Cincinnati Sc, 12h, De.
Brooklyn DC, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

Cuando al carnicero Baer lie
lego la noticia del triunfo de
%Sdameling, una de sus vfctimas,
a TODD prisa lanz6 estas pala-
bras: "Nada podra contenerme.
Estoy listo para ir a New York
inmediatamente e iniciar con :
versaciones con Schmeing 0
Jimmy Braddock". Baer reapa-
reci6 el pasado jueves en- Poca-
|tello, Idaho, derrotando por pun
tos a Harold Murphy, de Ven
tura, California. Murphy es CO.
nocido por ell millionaire.
La gaceta., 1936-06-24

do: oo
Ell coraz6n me Vice que no
les yOlvere a yer.
Sus amigos quedaronse muy
'Acongojados.
-MaRha al sacrifice, -di
jo Andrea,-y su pombre figu-
rara algdn dia entire los de las
martires y heroinas de la Carl
dad. No la compadezcamof
envidiemosla. iQuien tuvie
abnegaci6n para hacer otro
tantol
La gaceta., 1936-06-24
IMPORTANCE PRoYECTO
DEL MINISTRO DE
PUBLICAS

Madrid, JUNO Pain proyec-
Ito del ministrO de obras publ
cas- para impedir la sanuda com
petencia entire companies de
transporte FOR carreteras Y las
ferroviarias, fre leido aver en-
las Cortes.
Ell gobierno Sc propone To-
grar que la competencia ruino-
sa desaparezca, en- beneficio de
los dos grupos.