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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
MIR. E. BUCCE
 AND BRIDE OF
 WEEK RETURN
Young Couple, Married in Seattle, Will Reside in
 MacKinnon Apts.

MT. and Mrs. Erling H. Bugge ar- rived in Juneau on the Princess Norah, after honeymoon spent in Vancouver, B. c.
 The bride is the former Miss Ruth Hoeslich of Seattle, daughter of d prominent jeweler. The groom is d well-known Juneau architect asso- ciated with the Foss Construction Company.
 The young couple was married in Seattle January 6, as the elimination Of a college romance which began when both were students at the Uni versity of Washington, where MT. Bugge was member of the Tau Sigma Delta fraternity.
 MT. Bugge went south on the Prin- cess Norah January l to claim his bride. They have taken residence in the MacKinnon Apartments.
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NEW TRIAL IN
 MURDER CASE
 BEING SOUGHT
Jacob Williams Seeks New Hearing Contempt
 Sentence Due

Arguments for a new trial in the case of Jacob Williams, Indian youth convicted of first degree mur- der, are being heard today in the Federal District Court.
 Williams, represented by Attorney George B. Grigsby. was convicted for the murder of Frank Johnson, also an Indian. aboard Capt. Dan Whites gas boat at the City Float last June. The death assertedly followed a drunken quarrel. The jury returned a verdict of first de- gree murder with a recommenda- ton against capital punishment to Judge George F. Alexander, making a life sentence mandatory.
 The contempt of court case of Clarence Johnson was scheduled in the court room for late this after non, with Johnson to appear for sentence.
 Johnson was charged with at tempting to intimidate Mrs. Peter Kirkibo, the chief government wit ness against Harry DeGroot, who was convicted of first degree murder Saturday He was also accused of carrying threatening letter from the defendant to Mrs. Kirkibo, the former Mrs. DeGroot.
 The maximum fine of S100 for Johnson was recommended Satur- day by Assistant District Attorney George W. Folta. but in postpon- ing sentence, Judge Alexander de- clared that he was not satisfied that such was the maximum pen atty. A motion for a jury trial py the defense counsel, George Grogs- by and Frank Foster, was denied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
WINGARD BOUND FOR
 SEATTLE YESTERDAY


 L. G. Wingard, Alaska Agent for the Bureau of Fisheries. left for Se- attle at l2:30 am. Sunday aboard the Fisheries boat Brant.
 MT. Wingard spent three days in Juneau inspecting plans for work the bureau is to carry out in con- necrion with the WPA. Warden Will liam B. Berry and Assistant Agent Fred Lucas also sailed aboard the vessel.
 MT. Berry left the Brant at Wran- gell, where he will supervise fisheries work in that section, while MT. Lucas is expected to return to Juneau af- ter short stay in Seattle.
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OLSON
 IS CANDIDATE
 FOR SENATOR

ROCHESTER, Minn.. Jan. 13.- Floyd B. Olson, Minnesota's Farmer Labor Governor, today definitely en- tered the race for the nomination for Senator.
 Gov. Olson has announced his platform to check the Supreme Court"
 The Governor recently appointed Elmer A. Benson to fill the unexpired .erm of Senator Thomas D. Schall, killed in an auto accident in Wash ington, D. C..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
CLOSE SCORES MARK DINNER
 BOWLING TILT

A bowling team composed of Mrs T. Petrich, Mrs. Edith Bayard, Fred Henning and Martin Lavenik, won three-game series and a steak dinner at Kaufmann's Cafe from an opposing team including Mrs. M. Lavenik, Mrs. Dolly Kaufmann, Ed Radde and Frank Metcalf, at the Elks' Alleys Saturday night.
 Closely contested games were a feature of the match, the winners defeating their opponents by only 29 points in the team totals for the three games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
ALASKA CAME:
 CASE UPHELD
Ketchikan Man Must Serve Time in Jail-Also
 Pay Fine

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 13.- The Ninth United States Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that A. Starklof of Ketchlkan, Alaska, must serve his sentence of 150 days in jail plus $500 fine for violation of the game laws.
 The Appellate Court ruled that Commissioner J. A. Peters had jur- isdiction to enforce the sentence.
 Starklof was found with 57 un- sealed beaver skins in his possess sion
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
SOUTHEAST HIT
 BY COLD WAvE;
 MERCURY DROPS
Temperature l6 in Juneau, with Wind Velocity
 of 20 Miles

One of the coldest days of the winter visited Juneau today, with he mercury at 16 this noon.
 The Juneau Airport reported two below at a. m. today, while un- official temperature readings at Aux Lake recorded Is below. The wind reached velocity of between 20 and 25 miles per hour in the city today.
 The cold wave is general over Southeast Alaska, according to Weatherman Howard J. Thompson, with Ketchikan reporting "A de- yrees. The Interior is having only moderate cold, but low temperatures Ire reported from all over the Sew ard Peninsula. Nome recorded g below today. and, to the south, St. Paul Island found the remcury at four above.
 The forecast for tomorrow in Ju- neau is for continued cold, fair with moderate to fresh easterly winds. 
 SHOP IN JUNEAU!
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PAIR SENTENCED HERE

H. R. Rasmussen and Mrs. Katie Miller were arraigned before Con- missioner M. E. Monagle this morn- ing on statutory charge. Rasmus- sen was given three months sus- pended sentence. while the woman was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
New Energy May
 Result from Study Of Cosmic Ray

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. Is. pr. Erwin H. Gramhall, phys ics Professor, said the studies of the cosmic ray energy being completed at the University of Alaska may result in a new and tremendous source of energy. The deductions from the studies will not be completed for some time, Dr. Bramhall said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
CIRCULARS sr:ST OU7

CIRCULARS SENT GUT
 Circulars announcing the 1S3j open season on beaver are being mailed to all cenoers in the areas affected by the Alaska Game Con- mission ruling. The season was an- nounced here Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
Struck by Auto,
 Aged Man Killed

SPOKANE, Was.,.. Jan. l3.-Dan Campbell, aged 70, died last night as the result of injuries received when struck by an auto. The driver, Jack Koyoma, a Japanese, was cleared of all blame.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-13
MUNITIONS WAR STARTS ANEW
 IN J. 5. SENATE
J. P. Nor gan Protests s Manufacturers Pledged
 Selves to Fill Orders

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.- Evi- dence that some American muni- tions makers pledged themselves to fiji British orders regardless of the needs of the United States was in- troduced in the Senate Committees investigation today amid the protests of J. P. Morgan
 Mi Morgan earlier stated that his banking house was not to blame for assurances given out in 1915 that France and England could never af- ford to go back on their debts in the United States.
 SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST!
 
 cpENn XVITE--E VOIf NFAKE TIT
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SEEKS CITIZENSHIP

Edward Leach, native of Great Britain, was to appear for final citizenship examination in the Fed eral District Court this afternoon.
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Z ARE VICTIMS,
 AUTO ACCIDENTS

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 13.-Jim- mic James, aged 10 years, was kill ed when struck by an auto last Saturday night, and Joseph Sim mons, aged 20, victim of another accident on the Seattle Tacoma highway Friday night, died during last night in hospital.
 SHOP IN JUNEAU!
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poosa will stop at Sumdum, where Deputy Marshal Brown is to con- duct an investigation into the death of Mrs. Peter Sumdum. found ap- parently frozen to death near her home yesterday morning.
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SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT.
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0 1856. 1lecErr $ MYzss TosAcco Co.
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CITY COUNCIL
OF DOUGLAS IS
now WORKING
Old Me m ers Wind Up
Years Business New
Ones In - Report

The Douglas Citv Council for
final session with outgoing mem
bers met last night in the City
Hall to wind up the business of the
year, hear final reports, and turn
The business of operating the town
over to the new Council All mem
bers except Councilman Jensen
were present. M
Two bills for coal tctaling ST.
$3.50, were ordered paid and one
letter was read, a communication
from j. M. Slater, head of the
Douglas Fisheries Company, enclos-
ing a signed copy of the new lease
which the Council recently drew up
for the cannery. Mr. Slater stated
in his letter that he would be up
the last of May to get things going
for the coming seasons operations.
City Clerk Gray then presented
his annual statement of receipts
and expenditures covering the past
II months. 1t is revealed by the
figures that the cash turnover was
$37,1O262, which against funds real
lied from all sources, taxes, wharf
receipts and cash borrowed from
the bank, totals $37 ,28345, leaving
a balance in favor Of the city OF
$180.83
Additional figures in the Clerks
report, net included in the state
ment following, indicate that the
wharf mede q ret profit of 81
o2273 Unpaid coal bills due on
demand, amounting to $3,323O0;
notes to the bank still unpaid OF
S4,50O0o, besides miscellaneous bills
yet to be paid OF $105795, or a
q total indebtedness Of $8,885.95 has
partial liquidation possible in re-
ceipts due the city for ccal and
miscellaneous supplies sold and un-
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paid taxes, licenses, together with
the bank balance, etc., amounting
to $4,4l9.36, which if and when
collected, indicates a net deficit of
$4, 466.59, providing no more inter-
est viii have to be added. The oc-
casien for this Indebtedness is
shown when one sees the figures
of expenditures entailed in main
tanning the FERA work here during
the Period of its existence 1882 to
date, in the amount Of $6,45524,
which compared to the deficit
shows nearly 100000 of that ex-
pense earned and paid for already.
Before the town had FERA work,
there was for several years diff
Guilty in balancing the yearly bud
get.
A review of the property list
showing the value of all properties
owned by the City will convince
one, however, that the credit of
the city could not be hazarded in
the least by the apparent deficit
Of cash. There are more than 80
items in the list which totals
$4,000 at a reasonable appraised
valuation. The largest item is the
city wharf which with buildings,
floats, is listed at $23,500. Other
items of major Importance are:
school, $4,000; water works sys-
TEN, $3.50; theatre building, S.
500; ball park and 218 lots avail
able for sale, $3.50; not to men
ton trucks, office equipment and
many other things of value, the
sale Of only a small part of which,
if necessary, would more than pay
off all indebtedness. In no place
in the report is indicated the value
to the city and residents of the
work furnished and accomplished
under the FERA
Upon acceptance of the reports.
Councilmen Sey and berg.
withdrew and new Councilmen- elect
Ed Mccormick, Tom Cashen and
Lew Nunamaker were escorted to
their places by Clerk Gray
Speeches were then heard from
them and Mayor Goetz, each pledg-
ing his best efforts to accomplish
a great deal for the town. APP
pointments of officers and COM
mittees was left over until the next
meeting
Through the courtesy of Louis
Delebecque, liquor salesman, a keg
of beer was placed. on tap for the
refreshment of those present at the
close of the meeting approximately
20 spectators were on hand to well
come the new council.
Receipts
From Wharf Operations:
Wharfage -....-..$1, 730.55
Sales of coal - 9,746.05
Lumber and &C.
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pAvLoF WORK PROGRESSING

Warden Donald S. Haley of the
Bureau of Fisheries returned to Ju-
neau last night on the Auklet. Capt.
L. j. Collins, and expects to sail
again tomorrow morning for Paw
lof Harbor to continue the fish lad
der work at that place. The work
is progressing in fine style, he re-
ports, and estimates it will be COM
pleted in about two weeks. Twelve
men are now employed on the pro-
ject. ia
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NIKOLAI NELSON IS
SOUGHT BY PARENTS

NIX slai or Nick Nelson, last heard
from in Juneau in 1881, is being
sought here by his parents, who
furnish the following information
concerning him: Born in Feren,
Leksvick pr Trondhrim, Norway,
January, 1886; medium height. fair
hair, blue eyes, when last heard
of was unmarried.
Anyone Knowing anything about
the above-named party is request
ed, to contact the Juneau post Of
the Salvation Army
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MILES, MURPHY
DEAD, TACOMA

Miles Murphy, one of the gamest
little fighters who was ever seen in
the ring in Juneau and who made
good in the squared circle in Taco
ma. Seattle and elsewhere in the
Pacific Northwest, died of tubercu-
losis in a sanitarium in Tacoma at
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midnight last night according to a
Iadiogram received by his father
William Murphy this morning from
Miss Alice Palmer, nurse.
Young Murphy went south several
years ago. For the past year and a
half he has been in the sanitarium
at Tacoma
He is survived by lls father, bro
Cher and two sisters. The body of
the young fighter will be brought
to Juneau by his father who will
go south for it on the next steamer.
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COLE ON NORTH SEA

Cash Cole is passenger aboard
the North Sea for Juneau. An OPP
Grafton performed on his hand, in
jured sometime ago, has proven to
be successful although it will be
some time before it is healed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ). c. Roehm left
by plane yesterday for Chichagof
where they have their home. They
expect to return shortly and make
their home on the Channel
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tomorrow night Of the Douglas
Volunteer Fire Department.
JENSEN HERE

Tom Jensen, brother of Marcus
Jensen, arrived yesterday from his
home in the East again to take up
his residence here.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
LOS AMERI-
CANOS EN- LA OLIMPIADA

Berlin, agosto 12.-Los boxea
dores americanos Sc anotaron
aver tres victorias en- los juegos
Olimpicos. Teodoro E. Kara, Pc
so de pluma, de Cleveland, puso
a dormir a Felipe Gabuco, de las
Filipinas Zen ell tercer asalto.
Andres Servant, peso ligero de
Chicago, venci6 por puntos a
Frederick John Simpson, de In
glaterra; Jackie Wilson, peso
bantam de Cleveland, superb a
Alfredo Petrone, de Hungria
Chester Y. Rulecki, de Chicago,
perdi6 por puntos a manos de
Imre Mandi, de Hungrfa.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

o Jose Luis peleara la semana
9r6xima, ell dfa IS, con Jack
harkey de oponente.
Hablaron los dos de cosas que
NADIA tenian que yer con ell bo-
xeo. Luis Sc hallaba interesado
en- 10 que Schmeling habia visto
en- los Juegos Olimpicos, antes
de que saliera de Berlin para re
gresar a es.e pals en- ell dirigi-
bic Hindenburg.
-IVi6 listed los juegos? -
~in.errog6 Joe.
oh, sf-contest6 Make,
1 i6 listed correr a Jesse
Owens?
oh, ST.
Else hombre ST que puede co
rrer.
Y Schmeling convino con 81.
Despues de esta conversation
ell aleman sc sent0 en- un banco
a presenciar las ~practicas y vi6
a Luis boxear cuatro asaltos con
ira cuatro differences ayudan-
ties.
En- sus ejercicios ell negro no
impresion6 a los espectadOres.
Antes de la victoria de Schme-
ling sobre el, los sOcios de prac-
ticas acostumbraban a agarrar-
Sc a la menor oportunidad. Aho
ra la question es diferente. La
banda salta sobre quien lie paga
v hace TODD 10 possible por domi-
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DEPORFES
LOS CAMPEONES DE LA LII
CHA GRECO-ROMANA

Berlin, agosto 12.-Se han ca
lificado como campeones en- lu-
cha greco-romana los atletas 81
guientes: Kritstan Palusalu, Es
tonia, peso complete; Axel Ca :
der, Suecia, peso complete lige-
70; Iyar Johnasson, Suecia, pc :
so medic; Rodolfo Sverdberg
Suecia, peso weller Lauri Kos
kela, Finlandia, peso ligero; va
sar Erkan, Turquia, peso de plu
ma, Y Martin Lorincz, Hungria,
peso bantam.
Campeones de ciclismo: 1000
metros, en- persecution, Fran :
cia; 1000, montando, A.G. Van
Vliet, de Holanda; 1000 metros,
dos en- una bicicleta, los alema :
mes Ihie Y Lorenz.
CanOas: vencedor en- simples,
AmyOt, del Canada; dobles, Che
coeslovaquia; simples, Kayak,
Gregor Hradetsky, Austria, y
dobles Kayak, Checoeslovaquia.
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Chino Alvarez vencera facilmente al se6Or Mack
Ell Chino desea triunfar por nooaut

sus ataques con las dos manos.
"Pienso veneer a Mack por la
via del sueno-ha dicho Chino.
El de TEXAS dice que todavfa no
!e han contado los diez segundos
en- la Iona, pero esta vez lie con-
taran."
Gabe Menendez, director de
Mack, recibi6 aver un telegrama
comunicandole que hoy arriba :
ia, y que ira a practicar tan
pronto llegue.
En- Ell combate semifinal de-
programa anunciado, E. Storh,
lie Palm River, tendra de opo :
lente a Jesse Haynes, un fuerte
ioven de Orlando. Storch ha pa
sado varios meses descansando.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIoNAL

Tn jonrr6n de Berger di6 ell
triunfo a las Abejas sobre ell FL
ladelfia. Alfonso Lopez dispar6
dos hits en- cinco wees al bate.
Bosom sc, 12h, lie; Filadel-
fla DC, III, lie.
Aunque los Dodgers ba.earon
13 hits, Carl Hubbell logr6 do
minarlos en- los momen.os diff
Giles, dando la victoria a su
team.
New York &c, 15h, De; Brook
lyn &c, 13h, lie.
Venciendo a los CardenaIes
los Cubs volvieron aver al pri-
1ler puesto de la Liga. FL p1-
blico atac6 al umpire Stewart,
teniendo que intervenir la po-
licia.
Chicago &c, 12h, Be; st. Luis
DC, 10h, 2e.
Pirasas y Rojos Sc dividieron
los honores del doble juego de
aver.
Cincinnati &c, 1Oh, lie; Pitts
burgh &c, 10h, lie.
Cincinnati &c. 17h, De; Pitts
burgh &c, 12h, lie.
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una explicaci6n de elias. listed
dira y repetira mil veces que Lo
la es indigna de mi carino, y
aunque yo opine 10 cOntrario Y
listed no me de argumento al
guno que reforme mi opinion,
aunque sus palabras me lleguen
al alma, callare por ser listed
quien las pronuncia y no inten-
tare nj aun defender a la %. tam
ito amo. listed tiene derecho pa
ra todo, hasta para desgarrar
mi coraSSn sin que 20 pueda nj
aun quejarmeN pefo compren.
dera listed que esta disparidad
de pareceres nos poneA les dos
una situaci6n muy violen.a.
Sin qre nj listed nj 70 podamos
surgiran disgustos en-
tire n~osotrOs, y la question de
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

Hizo aver ejercicios en- Ell GIN
nasio de Jim Downing, prepa-
para Ell viernes, ell va ia
moso pGgil local Chino Alvarez,
campe6n de las 1875 libras en- el
sur de los Estados Unidos.
Los que han vis.o boxear a
Ri. chic Mack, que llegara hoy
de Texas, dicen que Ell Chino le
vencera f~acilmente, aunque Sc
vera obligado a darle una venta-
ia en- ell peso de z o mas libras.
Alvarez hizo guantes con Earl
5torch, a quien castig6 con fuer
es golpes por la cabeza y e.
uerpo.
Storch no consigui6 hacer re-
troceder a Chino, no obstante
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de que Mr.. Mack "Ho-piueha nj
cora.

Parece que Downing va CO.
2iendo IA "~costumbrita" de que
ell peor de los pdgiles combatien
ties llegue a Ultima bora, con ell
fin de que los fanatics no le
vean en- acci6n.
Ash pas6 cuando Red Burman
pele6 con Kohlhass, y asi
pasara en- ell match Alvarez
Mack.
El menos habil llegara a la
bora de los campeones.
No puede negarse que Ell bo-
:eo progresa.
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Los Medals .Rojas CON- Mar
cum de pitcher vencieront a los
Atleiicos. Fue Ia sGptiIhafvicto-
ria de este lanzader.
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, lie; Boston
DC, 12h, lie.
Les Senadores vencieron de
nueyo a los Yankees, con Cas-
Garcia de pitcher.
Washing,on 7c, 10h, lie; New
York &c, 11h, lie.
Les Browns derrotaron a los
Medals Blancas CON Paul An
drews de pitcher.
st. Luis &c, 1Sh, lie; Chicago
Pc, Sh, lie.
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mario. Ash pas6 en- esta eeasi6n.
Ninguno de ellos mossr6 tie :
NOR de Luis,y a este lie psgaron
muchas veces con la mano dere-
cha.
Terminates los ejercicios Sc
lie pregunt6 a Schmeling: iC6-
mo lie pareci6 Luis?
"Muy bien. Vieron ustedes
que 6l no bOxeo bien, pero ESQ
POGO importa ahora. Sc halla en-
buenas condolences, y este es 10
mas Importance"
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Schmeling visit6 a Jose Luis
y ell negro hizo una practica po-
bre.
va los socios de practicas del
negro lie han perdido Ell miedo a
sus pufos y lie atacan como 81
Sc trstase de "Juan de los Pa
lotes".
Ahora ell punto a resolver es
iha desarrOlladO ell eti6pico una
habil defensa contra la derecha
del cOntrario,
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,ARKESTADo Ell E c
DE DIN nIAR40 sSRADIA1O"

Habana, agosto 12.-El ca
BIO Mariana Pages Sc persona
aver en- la estaci6n de radio
del n1mero 1875 de la Gale de
T.. uila y detuvo a Enrique Pa
lies, director del diario "radia-
do" "El Popular" acusandolo
de injurias al gobierno.
QuedG "a disposition del tri-
bunal de urgencia.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

Hablase de un match entire
Burman, ell patrocinado de
Jack Dempsey, y ell p1gil local
Tony Cancela.
Sigue Tony preparandose y es
pera pelear con ell ciudadano
que Jack protege.
Pero no subira al "ring'', Sc
gun Sc nos dice, hasta que Lo-
rente lie declare bien prepare
do.
No deben olvidar ustedes que
Tony lie hizO pasar aquf un NAL
ratio a Max Baer, cuando ell he
breO ostentaba Ia corona del Pc
so complete.
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MAX SCHMELING
HIZC UNA VISTA
A JOSE LUIS
HGb1rOn Ell negro D Ell Glemdn
de los JalegOs OHmpicos

Pompoton Lakes, N. j., agos-
to 12.-Max Schmeling y Jose
Luis sc estrecharon la mano y
despues NADIA pas6. FL gladia :
dor aleman del peso complete,
que tantas veces estrell6 su ma
no derecha contra la mandfbula
de Jose Luis, hizo una vista al
c~ampamento del "~dinamitero''
para verle en- acci6n, por GUAM
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

iVendra Scott, despues de
Mack, en- ell case de Chino Alva-
rez?
Menendez dice que Mack es
una estrella de primera magni-
tud Y Scott un "astro"; pero los
fieles deben tener presente que
Gabe es el director de Mack y
Scott, los individuos escogidos
por Jim Downing como rivales
de Chino.
ICuando Sc eumplira la pro,
mesa de traer al veterano Fran.
ckie Kick?
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hoy sera origen de otras cues
tiones. No bastard que 70 Gale:
saora listed que no lie obedezco.
Re consta que no opino como US
ted opina, y estos sera sufic,eu-
re para que listed Sc violente v
20 sufra, y para que su violen-
cla Y mis- sufrimientos Sc mani
fiesten en- forma desagradabJe
para todos, para nosotros v pa-
"a las personas queridas que a
nrestro lado viven. Este no pue-
de, no debe ser, no he de consen-
tir que sea. No quiero que Dor
mi culpa refine la intranquilidad
en- este hogan en- ell que siempre
la paz y la dicha. Bas-
ante me pesa ser el causante
del primer disgusto que en- q he
preseneiado.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Indios vencieron a los Ii
gres con I'm tribey del novato
Joe Becker.
Detroit SC 12h, De; Cleveland
&c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

prueba de respeto, aunque us
ted 10 juzgue de otr0 modo. Mi
deseo y mi deber, son obede-
cerle; pero es necesario que
listed ayude mi obediencia. Sc
MEGA a hacerlo y acato hasta
su ne9ativa, no puedo hacr
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

dl del j6ven, con-
movie aAndrea, Ia cusl mira&
a su esnosO como diciendole
"iApiadate de elP'
Pero Mario permanecia imO
pasible.
Gaspar, continue:
-Repito que no discutire
mas sus palabrss nj lespedire
La gaceta., 1936-08-12

lie detuvo y lie dijo:
-iNo Sc vaya usSed! iEs'
mol Isl alguien debe salir d
aqui soy 70, dnico causante do
este disgustol
TuvoOque hacer una pausa
.pordoe/A As lagrimas lie $hoga'
ban.
kAego ahadi6, cada Vez maj
Amilde:
-Tiene used raz6n; 20 3
puedo, no debo discutir 10 ghe
listed dice; he de acatarlo 10
acato, reconociendo que eI
debe obedecer a u mo-
two justo; pero listed no quie-
re decirme csc motivo.,. y tam
Dien debo resignarme a ello...
Me resigno; no tema psted que
vuelva a molestarle soA mis-
La gaceta., 1936-08-12
CON o GUANTES

Chino concedera ventaja en- ell
peso, ell viernes por la. noche.
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