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Evening star., 1936-04-17

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Compare White Owl with your
present brand. Taste the Vintage
tobacco-See the extra size.
Wherever you are, you can get
the same mild Vintage cigar that
won these taste tests. 1t costs but
So at your nearest cigar store.
Evening star., 1936-04-17
CUBS. 5: CARDS. 8.

Totals-35 10 % IL Totals 35 1927
sRatted for Dean In ninth
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-10-08

Dean John r. Murdoch Of the Ari-
iona State Teachers college at
Tempe, Ariz., self-styled Infant
in politics." who defeated eleven
Democratic candidates for the
states long congressional seat. His
nomination is considered tanta-
mount to election. He will succeed
Representative Isabella Greenway,
who is retiring.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-10-08

Ava Edison foundation at the electrical
group with Edison
model of the first hydroelectric plant in
1882 left
Mallory of the Thomas Ava Edison
Potter
installation of electric plants and A.
Carnpbel] who ep in New in
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-10-08

GrumblerS in Life
They who complain Of life as it
is, have generally spoilt it through
their own abuse Of it.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-10-08

Size of Kyle Park
Hyde Park, in London, with the
adjoining Kensington Gardens, COW
ers $50 acres.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-10-08

this falcon Bue Beauty shown
A1va of Chevy Chase, D. c. at workout OF the
OF
hobby This will be
ont throughout the coming
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-10-08

his angling former President Herbert
things with Richey def his
secretary Ratray
fishing expedition his
hooked
capture.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28
Nome City Council
 Shows New Life In list Regular Meet.

(Continued From Page Two) of them expressed their views as favorable to such a change. Several declar- ed they believed the horses were the'Best Bet" as they had always gotten to fires during the past thirtysix years and they saw no req son why they could not con tinue to do so. However, the great majority of ex- pressions were favorable to motorizing.
 The subject of what hap pened last fall and last win ter drew shouts of laughter and humorous by play for the spectators and council men as one after another of the councilmen touched on the subject of the present fire team.
 Mayor Seidenverg wished to have something definite ly decided upon last night, but the majority of the council were in favor of ap preaching more of the bus mess people and others who are taxpayers concern ing the contemplated move to change to motor equip ment, before anything de finite is decided.
 Personalities crept into remarks and several bitter arguments were barely av- erted by Mayor Seidenverg when he called for order.
 New life appears decided ly to have been injected in to the regular city council meetings, both in the mem bers of the council and those attending,
 General discussion as to
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given, that Thomas P. Roust, has been appointed, by the Pro- bate Court, for the Precinct of Fairhaven, Territory of Alaska, Administrator of the estate of John Nilima, deceased, and all persons having claims against the said estate are required to present the same, with pro- per vouchers, within six months from the date Of this notice to the under signed administrator in the City of Candle, Territory of Alaska.
 Dated this the 21st day of April, 1886.
 Thomas P. Roust, Administrator of the estate of John Nilima, deceased. Publish-April 21, 28, May }, 12, 1886.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28

purposes in moto r i Z n 2 drew firm opinions from many of the spectators con corning the possibilities of lowering the interest rates through the installation of a more modern, uptodate and efficient fire depart ment.
 Even here personalities clashed when spectators took the floor under the head of general discussion, and humorous statements of repartee were flung for tn and back
 The matter came to a head when it was decided to lay definite action over until the next regular meet ing. Meanwhile the fire committee is to assemble all possible data and report same to the council at that time. They are to inquire definitely into the possible types of equipment, prices, efficiency. etc. Also they are to investigate and at tempt to ascertain if it will be possible to obtain re ductions in the fire insur ance rates, which, it was declared were raised in Nome instead of lowered, following the reorganiza- ton and the construction of wider streets and avenues, the stringing out of build ings, installation of new fire mains, hydrants, and sewers, which it was belieV ed would have much to do with the lowering of the rates.
 As a concluding statement Councilman O'Connor ad- dressed the spectators pres ent, thanking them for their attendance and requesting that at least twice as many attend the next meeting, saying he was especially pleased to see such a large
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28
MiroW Air Service To Buy AirpIane
 Place l Damaged

Intending to go to the states for the purpose of purchasing a new transport airplane, Pilot Manager Hans MiroW of the MiroW Air Service of Nome will leave here tomorrow Weath er permitting aboard anoth CT of his planes piloted by Walter Hall, and accom- panied by Mrs Joe Wallace and M. J. Walsh, bound for Anchorage.
 Mrs. Wallace is being call cd to the bedside of her father in Seattle, who is seriously i'll, and Mir Walsh is enroute 10 Juneau to at tend the annual meeting of the Territorial Board of Ed ucation.
 Pilot MiroW announced he hoped to be back here in about three weeks with his new plane to replace the one damaged today in an accident on the Nome Airport.
 He stated he was taxing the plane down the field preparatory to taking off when the left shock strut gave way letting the wing down onto the snow, and damaging the wing tip.
 In the plane at the time were Deputy Marshal Pat ty Sweeney, Mrs. Wallace M J Walsh and two natives No one was even slightly injured, as the plane Was not travelling very fast a the time.
 The MiroW Air Service expects to ship it via the first boat, back to the fact ory for a thorough over
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28

and active interest display ed, and hoped that each succeeding meeting would prove that the Nome 1886 council was uptodate and doing business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28

It pays to watch the bar gains in the ads appearing regularly in the Nome Dali
 Subscribe for The Nome Daily Nugget: g a month
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28

haul, motor work and install lation of additional modern flying equipment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-28

Tables Nos. 1 & Multimotored Equipment Table No. Single Motored Equipment
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25
LOCALS
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page Onel
 4 son was born Wednesday night. September I6 in the Ketehikan Gen eral Hospital to Mir. and Mrs. War ren Powers who took passage last week on the North Sea for their home in Seattle after spending the summer in Wrangell. Their first baby. a boy. was nine months old on Sept. 4. Mrs. Powers is a sister of Mrs. James Gleason and Mrs Robert Wigg of Wrangeu.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Miss June Mccullough. daughter of Mrs. Thor Hofstad of Seldoyia and niece of Mrs. Carlotta McDade of Nraagell. passed through here Tues day night on the way to Seattle to attend the University of Washing ton. For the past two years she has been student at the University of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Office Manager lto new office boy)- Has the stenographer told you what to do in the afternoon.
 New Boy-Yes sir: l was to wax her up when l saw you coming.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Doesn't t make you girls uneasy to see so many of Your friends get ting divorced?"
 Yes, it's high time we were be- ginning to marry and get a little al imony ourselves
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Mother-Well, Nellie, is your doll kitchen completely furnished now?
 Nellie-No. Mamma, I still need a policeman for the cook.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Young boy at dancing class-May have the last dance with you?
 Belle of the Class (rubbfng her foo0- You've just had it, my fran you've just had it!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Dr. and Mrs J. B. Sharp of Chi cago who came north to make the Stikine river trip left on the North land Tuesday enroute home. They found the trip to be all and more than they had anticipated.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

While speaking of telephone dir ectories that reminds us that now would be a good time to put it in use by calling your best girl or 7ome other fellows. and make a date 10 take her to some of those good shows that Jack Brown has adver- tised. Jack is sure going to town" with his movie program from now on
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Bob Hurley says that some of these grocery clerks have no respe. t for ones appetite whatsoever. \ shert time ago MT. and Mrs. Hurley and guests took a few days trip in Bob's covered scow and upon pre- pairing their first meal the menu developed as follows. coffee mi ed with epson salts. bread a la hay wire. canned peaches that turned out to be sauerkraut and three-min- ute eggs. nature intended to be 1927 spring fryers. Bob is now gunning for one window trimmer at Cam bell Bros. Store.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Eight Wrangell children who left an the Victoria to attend the Cath ollie mission school at Skagway were accompanied by Father Mon roe as far as Juneau. The children were Eugene and Robbie Sheldon. Be1ty Blake, Norma Loftus, Jesse "Corky' Casey. Frances. katheliue and Roy Churchill
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

Miss Helen Swaggert. left Wra . gell this week returning to her home in Portland. after a weeks en- joyable visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. Nreatt
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

NEXT WEEK--How the folks . our town live and look in 1899.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

NeYt week we shall interview the Honorable Doe Seruby and find ,r.t why you should vote for Landon md Knox. Doc should know.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

FOR SALE Ford sedan delivery car-S125. See NJ. o. Johnson or Dick Sharnbroich.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25
oIoW Crowds f O MI for tot AA NM lA VI EA the Oe Family
 The Pick of the Pictures Announcing A New and Greater Movie Season
The Big Parade of Hits to Come to the Coliseum this Season

CAPTAIN BLOOD - DESIRE - CORONADO STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR - ANYTHING GOES KL0NDIKE ANNIE - COUNTRY DOCTOR
 COLLEGIATE - ROSE OF THE RANCHO
 CEILING ZERO - BULLETS OR BALLOTS PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER-EARTH WORM TRACTORS SINGING KID - UNDER TWO FLAGS
 MUSIC GOES ROUND - DANGEROUS MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION - PADDY ODAY TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE - CAPTAIN JANUARY - MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN GREEN PASTURES - ANTHONY ADVERSE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM - SHOW BOAT PETRIFIED FOREST = SUFFERS GOLD THINGS TO COME - THESE THREE - LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY - MODERN TIMES PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND - MESSAGE TO GARCIA - BROADWAY HOSTESS - MILKY WAY MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO PRINCESS COMES ACROSS - THE KING STEPS OUT
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

The only new patients at Bishop Rowe General Hospital this week were Wm. Lucas and Isaac Brood who were admitted Wednesday night as medical patients
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

The new telephone directories are out and the work done at the Sen tinel office, where only good print ing is done lThank yoF. folks If you haven't received yours just call ;ne pretty telephone operator and You will be honored with her pres ence.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25
WRANGELL WRINGER
tContinued from Page OneD

Continued from Page One) -. Chet Lloyd bossing the planking job on main street Buster Coui- ter eating a T-Bone steak George Silver riding in a GOOD car and enjoying it =. Jack Spath super vising the work being done on his new place of business Dick Sui att taking his morning walk and Gus Johnson having his nth cup of coffee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

An oil tanker is expected in port today to pump 36.0O0 gallons of diesel oil at Wrangel Institute. The school uses about 72.0OO gallons each year for heating purposes.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25

The Victoria. scheduled 10 call in port southbound on September 2a. went on 10 Seattle with a full freight and passenger list, without stopping at Wrangell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-09-25
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Evening star., 1936-11-11
Lost Memory Man weds.

Losing his memory on the eve Of
the day set for his wedding year
ago. Stanley Francis Cox Of Nine
head. England, disappeared. The ar
rangements were Cancelled and the
bride. Miss Gwen Pugsley, led the
search for the missing bridegroom.
He was found wandering aimlessly in
the streets of Exmouth. Miss Pugsley
watched him and nursed him back TO
health and now they have been mar
ried.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

que hubiese experimentado al
tratarse de la glorific2ci6n de
su hijo vefdadero.
Mario no pudo contener una
exclamation de asOmbro, Y die
con entusiaSmo:
-iMagnificol
Gaspar sonreia s~atisfecho.
Acercarop@par exSminar
mas dete6 damente la gran O.
bra, y lasadmiraci6n de los con-
des subi6 de punto.
@Anufea tenia los ojOs llenos
de lagrimE, sin acertar a ex-
presar 10 qAe sentia.
Mario, mas inteligepte en- ar
cue 81 esposa, iba enumeran-
10 uno por uno los meritos de
la estatua.
Cuando la hgbo examinadO a
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
Alvarez ~pronostca que vencera por
nocaut y Miller Sc RE de la ide;
Franckie Saia tendr6 de cOntrariO a un Frances

ria y estiman que la tercera pc
lea sera como las anteriores.
Por su parte, Baby Miller, el
callado y belicoso zurdito, can
sado de la ~jactancia de Alvarez
v su director, no trata de negar
sus anteriores d~errotas; pero
hace saber que Alvarez fue ven
rido en- New York por Norman
Quarles, 10 que indica que ell Chi
no suena con ell campeonato, pc
no que nrnca llegara a Ell.
i"Yo, ha dicho Miller. respeto
a los demas hombres; pero en-
Ell case de Chino, Y frente a sus
alardes, debo admitir que no
siento ell respeto y considera :
ci6n que sentirfa por otr-~"
"Mr. Alvarez deseaba prime
no ell sacrificio de mi bolsa pa
ra evitar ell combate. Despues di
10 que pelearia 81 Diamond Sc
10 ordenaba.
"Regres6 Diamond, Sc ARE :
gl6 ell "bout" Y desde entonces
no ha cesado de decir, a boca lie
ma, que me tirara a la Iona y
nue. ell arbitro podra contar has
a so segundos."
"Yo no pienso que 81 me de-
rribara a la Iona y creo, luego
lie apreciar So informalidsd,
rue Ell "acostado" de esta noche
e apellidara Alvarez, no Mi :
Ter.
Mi preparation fisica es me-
Tor que la suya, mi coraje supe-
rior al suyO y mi deseo de triun
far Sc iguala al que senti la no
che de la derrota de Franckie
Saia."
lei zurdito Sc ma acOnsejado con
varios expertos locales sobre la
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
FIELD SERA hoy TEATRO De
UNA BATALLA ENTIRE ALVAREZ MILLER

mejor forma de ataqus Y lleva-
ra al cuadrilatero esta divisa
No pasara.
Franckie Saia, ell itahane a
quien Miller derrotara hace dos
semanas, volvera al "ring' con
un contrario de Boston 0 de Chi
cago, un senior llamado Ray Va
cheon.
Vacheon derrib6 a Ray Ell
ger" Lylem, en- Sarasota, y as
pira a convertirse en- ell "rey''
de los homores de ST. peso en- la
Florida.
Ricardo Hernandez, ell habit
gladiator local, Sc batira a ocho
asaltos con Steve Padon que ha
&c dos semanas venci6 . Joe
Miller.
Jimmy Price y Charlie PARA
figuran en- otro de los bouts.
Entire los fieles de Tampa es CO
nocido Para por los formida :
bles punetazos que pega.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Esta noche, en- ell cuadrilate-
70 del 116 de Artilleria, al nor
tie de West Tampa combatiran
a diez asaltos los dos mas popu-
lares pGgiles de Tampa en- los
momentos cctuales, Chino Alva
rez, exciudadano del barrio de
allende ell rio, y Baby Miller,
paladfn de las bellezas de West
Tampa y un zurdo que sabe pc
gar con las dos manos.
FL Sr. Alvarez pertenece a la
division de las 1876 libras, fluc-
trando su peso normal entire
1873 y 131, Y Miller es un pc
uueno peso welter comprometi-
do a no pesar mas de 1876 libras
en- la tarde de hoy.
Alvarez ha venido recordan-
do en- los 1ltimos dias que ha pc
leado dos veces con Baby Mil
Ter, recientemente, y que en- las
dos sali6 cargado de laureles.
En- uno de los 'bouts" ell Sr. Nil
Ter fue a la Iona Y ell arbitro cris
tianamente lie hizo la cuenta de
diez.
Tomando por base las prue-
has de inferioridad dadas por
Miller frente a sus puhos, AL
varez %pronostica que lie derriba-
"a de nuevo, en- la noche de hoy,
para que Ell zurdito sepa que en-
NADIA lie afect6 la derrota sufri-
da a manos de Norman Quar- :
les. en- la ciudad de New York.
Lew Diamond, ell director de
los negocios de Chino, un ex :
perto en- ell deporte de los pune
taos, en- todos los tonos imagi-
nables asegura que Alvarez
triunfara por nocaut y que 81 81
tuviera $40, 900, 900 sin vaciIar
los apostaria a la potencia fist
ca y habilidad de su "ahijado."
Alvarez y Diamond tienen la
completa seguridad de la Veto
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
DEPCRTES
BALSAMO SUFRIO OTRA
DERROTA, ESTA VEZ P0R
NOCAUT

New York, Die. 17.-Parece
eclipsarse la buena estrella de
Harry Balsamo, Ell italiano de
Harlem, a quien Sc venia men,
cionando como ell future cam :
pe6n del peso medic.
En- una pelea efectuada ano-
che en- Ell Hip6dromo, bajo la di
recci6n de Mike Jacobs, Solly
Krieger, de Brooklyn. puso a
dormir a Balsamo en- 81 septi-
mo asalto.
Krieger, mas hAbil que su con
trario, lie derrib6 siete veces a
la Iona antes de que ell arbitro
Billy Cavanagh Sc interpusiera
v lie levantara ell brazo. Cuatro
wees cay6 BalsamO en- ell tercsr
asalto, una en- ell cuarto y una
en- ell septimo.
"Coca Kid" IN nabil boxea :
DOR superb a Paulie Walker, en-
ocho asaltos.
Juan Cabello derrib6 a John
NY Hutchinson, en- Ocho asaltos,
y Luis Diaz venci6 a Joe stat :
ges, en- seis.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

-Qrisiera poder gritar ahO-
ra mismO, de maRera que todos
me oyesen: u Ven esa obra que
admirais? Els mia; pero ST he
llegado a realizarla ha sido por
la protection de dos bondadosos
seres que me han servido de pa
dres, poniendome en- condicio-
mes de poder realizar ohis idea
les a~rtisticos. Sin ellOs, 70 no hu
bieia salido, segurament, de la
Obscuridad, y mis- aptitudes pa
ra el arte, 81 es que poseo algu-
ma, no Sc habrian revelado ia
mas. Pues esos protectores a
los que mas que a nadie debo
mi triuhfo, aqui los teneis; son
esta sonora y este caballero tan
bOndadosOs a quienes conmueve
mi gloria, de la que tienen de-
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

New York, Die. 17.-Desde
anoche Sc viene afirmando en-
los cfrculOs deportivos que Dan
mis- Scanlon, un hombre de ne :
go:ios con oficinas en- Londres
y esta ciudad, trata de llevarse
para Berlin la pelea entire Jim
my Braddock, ell irlandes cam :
pe6n del peso complete, y Max
Schmeling, Ell aleman excam :
pe6n.
Scanlon ha celebrado varias
entrevistas con ell presidente de
Ia Madison Square Garden, CO.
ronel Fitzpatrick, sobre las posi-
lilidades de trasladar a terrific
rio aleman ell 'bout" definitiva
mente contratado la semana pa
sada.
Aparentemente Fitzpatrick Sc
ha interesado en- la proposition,
teniendo en- cuenta ell sentimien
to anti-nazi desarrollado en- Ia
ciudad de New York.
"Yo tengo un grupo de ami :
gos en- Europa, Ia dicho Scan :
Ion, que tiene IN apOyo mOneta-
rio ilimitado. Despues de inves-
igar las condolences ell grupo
cree que la pelea presentada
en- Alemania, no rendiria menos
de $L750,O 900. Pueden sentarse
en- ell estadio de los juegOs OHM
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

que n pie de l& desmontes, so
.bre los cuales Sc asienta ell edi-
ficio, habia una j6ven desgre-
NADIA Y harapienta, sentada en-
ell suelo Y con la cabeza entire
las manos.
EraOAneela, en- mas lamenta-
BILE estado a1n que ell dia aye Sc
present6 en- Ell taller parsf des-
truir ell boceto.
Ella no Sc fij6 tsmpOCo en- ell
artista y los condos.
Parecia ajena a TODD cuanto
la rodeaba y solo levantaba la
cabez y salia de su abstraction
cuando los que pasaban por eu
lado, saliendo o entrando en- ell
palacio, hablaban de la gran O.
bra "Rubor'.
Entonces estremeciase yssus
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
Tratase de lIevar para Bernh peea
entire Jimmy Braddock WAX SchmeLng
Mike Jacobs no tiene interes por I'm
combate en- Alemania

picos cerca de 20O,O 600 perso-
mas"
"Jamas han sido en- Europa
mas favorables las condolences
para IN match" de esta ;lase.
Ell retador, Sehmeling, es ell ido
10 de los atletas alemanes y TN
amigo personal de Hitler. E.
"bout" daria a Alemania favo
rable publicidad y los visitan :
tes gasta-ian ALI muchO dine
no."
Los amigos de Scanlon lie han
facultado para ofrecer hasta
S50O,0O0.
Interrogado sobre la perspec
tiva del traslado. Mike Jacobs.
Il jefe del Club Siglo Veinte, di-
10 que con Ell en- la parte que lie
toca, no Sc podia contar.
Joe Gould, director del cam-
pe6n, a una oferta de Scanlon
contest6: No lie importa a Brad
dock Ell lugar de la pelea, STEM
pre- que debidamente Sc lie ga
rantice su dinero."
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Penetraron el j6ven y sus pro
tectores en- q palaeio. Atravesa-
ron Ell p6rsico y hallaronse en- el
vestibulo, que ga donde esta-
baR instaladas las obras de es-
c1tura.
La cohcurrencia era escasa~
En- sitio preferente destaca-
base la estatua favoresida con
el p~remiO'de honor y en- ella Sc
fijarOn. desde luego, las mira
das de los candies de Andrade.
Andrea experiment. una inn
preston hondisima Ia misma
La gaceta., 1936-12-17
CON Los GUAM ~cS

Chino Y Miller de nuevo fren
tie a frente. Dos muchaehos que
merecen ell aprecio de los 'fie :
les"
Son valientes, habilss y rim
den al pGiblico sus mejOres SER
Vicios.
Y esperan que ell pdblico res
ponda esta noche, en- la "fun :
ci6n" de carload y en- la function
a beneficio de sus bolsillos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Chino piensa que vencera Y la
mayor parte de los expertos
piensan como Ell.
En- dos combates anteriores,
Miller no pudo hacer 10 que de-
seaba y esta noche probable
mente correra Ia misma suerte.
Pero ell zurdito tiene la ven
taja de que hace dos semanas
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

su SAILOR, estredh6 con efusi6n
Ia mano del artista. diciendole /:
Ell fallO ma sidO justo. tn
oora merece la distinction con
que la han honrado.
Andrea no dijo NADIA; pero ell
Jtven la vic llOrar y la abraz6,
l~e&clamando:
Ii Madre mial
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

81 es verdad que Max Schme-
ling es amigo de Hitler, los neo
yorquinos debian "boycotear"
su pelea con Braddock.
81 para el no tienen valor las
ideas democraticas, tampoco de
biera tenerlo ell dinero de la de-
mocracia.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

venci6 a un hombre mas fuerte
cue el Y Chino la desventaja de
que su Ultima pelea fue una de-
rrcta a manos Dc Moran Quar-
les.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

2 No acerAba a separarse de
Ia prOdigiOsa estVua, como 81
esta les r~etuviese ALI con fuer-
q irresistible.
Cuanto mas la admiraban.
'mas efecia su entusiasmo.
Gaspar decia en- voz baja a
sus protectores:
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Ell jueves siguiente al domin'
go en- que estuvieron en- la Elk
posici6n Lola Y sus padfes, fu@
el dia escogido por Mario Y An
drea para ir a admirar la esta-
tua de su protegido.
No hay que decir que Gaspar
les acompan6.
Almorz6 en- casa de sus pro-
tectores Y lNego fueronse los
tres iuntos 4 la Exposition.
All llegar ante Ell palacio de
.Bellas Aries, no Sc fijaron en-
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Ahora ell negrito Kid Choco-
late Sc dedicara a tocar las ma
racas en- las orillas del Almen-
dares.
va sostuvo su Ultima pelea de
imp%ortancia, y 81 no ahorr6 d.
nero culpa suya es.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

ojos brillaban; pero prontO vol
via a caer en- su ensimisma-
miento.
La gaceta., 1936-12-17

Bob Nestell acost6 en- Los An
geles, California, al meji,ano
Pope del Rio.