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Evening star., 1937-01-17
SD Birthday
Anniversary
Party Held
Mrs. Allan Farquhar
Entertains at Sandy
Spring Residence.
n RS. ALLAN FARQUHAR en-
II tertained at a party Sunday,
January 10. in celebration of


January 10. In celebration of
the 83d birthday anniversary
of her husband. The guests included
their niece, Mrs. George B. Luckey,
who recently has arrived from China
and is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Farqu-
har's son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Bentley Thomas; his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Douglas Farquhar and their three
children; his grandchildren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Thomas, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Glow of Chevy Chase, Md,
and Mrs. Francis M. Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Thomas
of Clifton have left for a motor trip
to Florida with Mr.. Thomas brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Farquhar of Kenneth Square,
Pa. They will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bond will
leave Monday for Scarsdale, N. Y,
where they will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Llewellyn Lloyd. They will sail
for Today stay in Bermuda, being
accompanied by Mrs. Park Chamber
lain of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas whitlock
have returned to their home, Berk-
ley, after spending three weeks in
Florida.
Miss Lille B. Stabler of Edgewood
is a guest for two weeks of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Stabler, at their George
town home.
Mrs. Ernest A. Darlington, who
with the late Gen. Darlington made
their home in Sandy Spring for a
time with her daughter. Mrs. Sally
Darlington Chamberlain, and her son
and daughter-in law, Capt. and Mrs.
Cresswell Darlington, are spending the
week end at Cloverly, home of Mrs.
John c. Bentley.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles G. Tumbleson
of Tall Timbers entertained last eve
ming at a dance and buffet supper in
honor of Miss Gladys Hawkins of the
staff of nurses of the Montgomery
County General Hospital and Mr..
Stanley Stabler. whose engagement
was recently announced.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. B. P. Warren Of Laurel, Dr.. and
Mrs. Stephen o. Bebee, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kelley of Glenwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Beall, DR.. and Mrs.
Jacob w. Bird, DR.. and Mrs. F. J..
Broschart of Gaithersburg. members
of the hospital staff; Mr.. Robert H.
Chichester. Mr.. Osborn Stabler, Mr..
Robert Cuff of Sandy Spring; DR.. H.
R. Lipscomb of Washington, Mr.. Win
field Hobbs of Rockville; Mr.. Gilbert
Simpson of Takoma Park. and Mrs.
Claire Stacy. aunt of the bride-elect.
Mrs. j. Irving Bird and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Thorn Bird, who have
been spending several weeks at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Jacob w. Bird,
have left for Newport News, Va,
where they will visit Mrs. Birds
, daughter, Mrs. Keith Lee.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

G. Hunt, Capt. and Mrs. Albert d.
Cooley, Capt. and Mrs. Herbert p.
Becker, Capt. and Mrs. Perry K.
Smith. Capt. and Mrs. Charles l..
Fike, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas C..
Green. Mrs. Whitney, Capt. and Mrs.
Lawrence Norman, Capt. and Mrs.
John S. E. Young. Capt. and Mrs.
Robert H. Rhodes. Capt. and Mrs. Ma
rion L. Dawson, Capt. and Mrs. Allen
c. Koonce, Capt. and Mrs. Alan
shapley. Capt. and Mrs. John G.
Mum, Capt. and Mrs. Frank H. Wir-
sig, Capt. Clinton E. Fox, Capt. and
Mrs. Harold r. Lee, Capt. and Mrs.
Frank C. Croft. Capt. Paul B. Watson,
Lieut.. q. g. Harold E. Gillespie
U. S. N; Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Hayes, Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Elrod, Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward j.
Dillon, Lieut.. and Mrs. Alpha L.
Bowser, Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl W.
Nelson and Lieut.. Frederick p. Hen
derson.
Mrs. william H. Vogler. who has
been visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred
de G. Vogler, left early this week Tor
her home in Bethlehem, Pa.
Capt. and Mrs. T. A. Workman have
Capt. and Mrs. Paul Drake of WASH
ington as their guests over the week
end.
Capt. and Mrs. Archie e. O'Neil left
this morning to spend the week end
in Georgetown as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Foster.
Capt. and Mrs. Ivan w. Miller have
as their guests this week end Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Phillips Of Cleveland,
Ohio. Mrs. Phillips is Capt. Miller's
sister.
Capt. and Mrs. E. A. Pollock Of St.
Juliens Creek, Portsmouth, Va, are
the guests this week end of Capt. and
Mrs. James o. Brauer at their quar-
| ters.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

Dinner In
WarrentOn
Entertain at Clover
croft-Leave Soon
for Palm Beach.

w YARRENTON, Va, January
A/ 16.-Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin
wv D. Spilman entertained at
dinner this evening at their
Evening star., 1937-01-17
JUROR FALLS ASLEEP

CLEVELAND R).-Twelve good
men and true served as jury through
out the morning on an accident suit
in Judge Walter McMahon's court,
but after lunch only II filed back
into the box.
For two hours bailiffs searched
fruitlessly for the missing juror. Ralph
Cohen, while the Judge fumed.
Then Cohen walked in and apolo-
gized for having fallen asleep over
lunch.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

w YARRENTON. Va, January
16.-Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin
wv D. Spilman entertained at
dinner this evening at their
home, Clovercroft. Mr.. and Mrs. Spill
man will leave soon to spend the
Winter at their residence in Palm
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ripley Buchanan
and Miss Polly Buchanan left jan
uary Is for Florida to spend several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Harrison
of Villanova. Pa, are at their country
place near The Plains.
DR.. Edmund Horgan. m. I. h. Of the
Cobbler Hunt and Mrs. Horgan gave
a supper party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston l.. Gaddis of Piedmont
Farm, Marshall, Va, who will sail
shortly to spend several months In
Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Batchelder
have closed their country place, Falk-
land, and are at the Warrenton Coun-
try Club for the Winter with their
daughters, Miss Anne and Miss Babs
Batchelder.
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Brown and
Mr.. Ernest Brown of Roanoke, Va,
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gordon Bartenstein.
Mrs. Anton Gorloff has returned to
her home in Washington after a
visit to her father, DR.. William Stur-
gis, at Marshall.
Mrs. w. A. Laing of Amissville has
taken an apartment in Washington
for two months. Mr. Laing has gone
to Camden, S. c., to continue the
work of his son, the late Mr. Noel
Laing, and supervise the training of
a number of horses there for the Win
ter season. Their youngest son, Mr..
William Laing. jr., is the guest OF
Mrs. A. M. Randolph in Warrenton
in the absence of his parents.
Miss Anne Barrett and Mr.. Ralph
Mckee, jr., attended the Virginia CO.
tilion in Alexandria Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Bearns, jr.,
and Melville Bearns, Sd, are spending
week with Mr. Bearns' parents in
Morristown, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Floyd of Texas
are at the Warren Green for a few
days. Mr.. Floyd has been in Camden
for the polo season and will return
there shortly. In the Spring he will
come to Warrenton. to manage the
property of Mr.. Walter Eaton of New
York. Mr.. Eaton bought a farm near
Warrenton in the Autumn, which will
be run as polo pony ranch.
Mrs. K. F. Bowman left Wednesday
to join a party of the Garden Club of
America on a tour of gardens in
Mexico.
Miss Virginia Howard Bowman has
gone to Florida to be the guest for
some time of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Clark. Later she will meet her mother
in New Orleans, where they will at
tend the Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Charles Daniel left Wednesday
for Baltimore to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Miller
Mrs. r. c. Winmill entertained at
dinner Sunday evening at Clovelly
Farm. Mr.. Winmill arrived from New
York Wednesday to spend a few days
before leaving with his family for
Florida.
Mrs. John Leroy Gaines is visiting
her mother, Mrs. LIE Vim, in Allen
town, Pa.
Mrs. F. G. Anderson has returned
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Baltimore. Her sister. Mrs. F. M
Rupp, accompanied her and spent a
few days here.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
Of Personal Note
Miss Helen Louise Kalisher Is Engaged
to Wed Mr.. Albert Elkin.

AND MRS. SAMUEL KALISHER Philadelphia
M the engagement of their daughter HeenLouise to Mr..
Elkin, Elkn Philadelphia.
Kaser formerly Miss Irma Stern of this city, daughter
Louis Stern and the late Rev Dr. Louis Stern.
and Mrs Maurice Rosenberg left Tuesday night for New
Temples Brotherhoods
Evening star., 1937-01-17
Miss Hollis Essex Guest
. AT Chevy Chase Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barton Crane Entertain.
MI. and Mrs. Walker S. Buel Will
Be Hosts Tonight.

MR. AND MRS JAMES BARTON CRANE hosts at supper
NV and bridge Thursday evening in the home OF Mr. Cranes
parents Dr. and Arthur B. Crane, in honor Of Miss
Hollis Essex and Dr. whose marriage will take place
Saturday, January %.
Mr. and Mrs Walker will be hosts at buffet
party this evening.
Mr. and Mrs entertained company of eight
at dinner party, followed by bridge, Friday.
Irving Hall entertained at luncheon and bridge Monday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
MADRID CLAIMS
new VICTORIES
Italian Troops Are Driven
Back - LOyaIists Re.
newed Assault Today

Madrid, March l5-(UP)-Italian
troops guarding Brihuega, head
quarters Of their unified command
on the 0uadalaj lara. Madrid front,
fell back before q renewed assault
by Gen. Jose Miaja's ioyalist militia
today government dispatches re-
ported.
Pushing q new counter attack from
hastily consolidated positions at
Trijueque, convent town on the
Madrid.soria highway which they
recaptured Saturday, the loyalist
militia, reinforced by tanks and
aviation, swept northeast across the
Monte de Encinas, took two more
strategic positions, and turned on
Brihuega from the rear.
Gave Theme No Time
The maneuver, designed to give
the retreating italian Allies Of Gen.
Francisco Franco no time to reform
their broken ranks, stirged back and
forth across the famous Villaviciosa
battlefield where. in ITO, the Duke
de Vendome defeated the Allies ril1-
der Lord Stanhope and assured the
throne Of Philip v, first Of the Span
ish Bourbons.
Fighting continuously throughout
the weekend, the loyalistS occupied
the wooded, mountainous area COW
ering the six miles between Trijue-
que and Brihuega. Although the
nationalist won back the territory
for few hours with q fierce attack
the loyalists took 1t again In the
face Of several scores Of national
list tanks, backed by the heavy ma
tionalist artillery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

cases were continued 70 later
George Gary, 10, of 81 Vine street,
charged with taking a car without
permission. received a continuance
to the 22nd.
Alfred st. Jean, 20, Of 206 Meriline
avenue, charged with reckless driv-
ing, received a months continuance.
William Fitzgerald, a., Of II Rail-
road Hill street, charged with violat-
ing the rules Of the road, received a
nolle.
John Sebastiano, rs, Of 557 South
Wilson street, charged with reckless
driving, received continuance till
the 20th. n
Claudio Primus, 20, Of 1853 South
Main street, charged with reckless
driving, received continuance to
Thursday.
Frank Guidone, %, of New Haven,
charged with violating the rules OF
the road, received nolle.
Frank Sokolowski, 40, of Southing-
ton, charged with operating while
under the influence Of liquor, re-
ceived a continuance Of one week.
Edgar Gary, Jr., ~, Of 81 Vine
street, charged with violating the
rules Of the road, paid IS for nolle.
Henry DelGobbo, %. Of liz Beech
street, charged with evading respor-
sibility and operating without a IL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

cine. Or. Samuel NJ. Marcus,
psychiatriSt from the County Gem
erai hospital drew the 0rst emo
tional response from her with q
hypnotic experiment last night.
y believe an extensive course OF
treatments might aid her. but the
first one caused only fleeting and
temporary mind reactions" he said.
Part Of her mind seems to have
disassociated itself from the rest.
Perhaps that was lucky for I think
had she not blown this fuse, she
would have gone mad" Or. Marcus
experiment brought tears trickling
down her pallid cheeks and once
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
BANDIT CAUGHT
BY WINDOW TRAP

Hartford, Conn, March l5-(UP)
Joseph M. Corcoran, SO, former
convict, stuck his arm under the
window Of Edward O'Rrien's apart
ment and tried to get in. Suddenly
he found he couldn't get In, and
couldn't get out, because OBrien
had slammed the window down on
his erm and had hold Of 1t on the
inside. All Corcoran could do was
hang there and wait for the police.
He was held on q charge Of at
tempting to break and enter. A
charge Of theft from an automobile
also was placed against him as re-
suit Of another crime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
SELF HYPNOTIZED
WOMAN IN COMA

Los Angeles, March IS - (uP)-
The power Of hypnotism was pitted
today against Mrs. Helen Wills
Loves attempt TO kill herself by will
power. While q court waited to SEN
tence her for numbering her hus-
band, the 3l-year.old woman lay
In O self.induced coma on o jail
cot, battling the resources Of Eledt-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

Synthetic rubber output in Rus
STA is meeting half its needs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
Passion Play To Be
Enacted In Italian
Marciano Laurino Directing Mount Carmel Holy Name
Cast for Biblical Drama Offering Sunday Night
BROOKLYN NEWS

The combined societies Of the
Church Of Our Lady Of Mt Carmel
will present a biblical drama, the
Passion Play, at the parish hall next
Sunday night at 1880 o'clock. The
play will be given in Italian, and
will have to do with the time OF the
arrival of Christ and depletion Of his
activities in the Holy City.
Ofiicers of the company include
Rocco Ciampi, manager, Marciano
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

COTTON SHOP : STREET FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
Orchestra Manager Dies

Boston, March l5-(UP)-Funer-
al services for Charles Adams Eli
lis. 50. manager Of the famed Bos-
ton symphony Orchestra for 80
years prior to his retirement In 1918,
will be held Tuesday. Adams. friend
and former manager Of Geraldine
Farrar, Fritz Kreisler. Nellie Melba.
Sergei Rachmaninoff and Walter
Damrosch. died yesterday at q hotel
here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
FOUR TRAINING CAMPS

Boston, March l5--tUP)-- Funri
citizens military training camps VIII
be conducted IN New England July
9 to Aug. Q, It was announced todays
They will be at Fort Adams, r. s..
Fort Deve1s, Mass, Fort Mckinley,
Me-, and Fort Ethan Allen, vt. Ems
rollment Of ZOO young men wiz be-,
gin Wednesday. III
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
WISCONSIN u.
HAS PRESIDENT

Chicago, March 15--(UP)-Clar.
ence Addison Dykstra, 81, win give
up $4,000 annual income and his
lob as city manager Of Cincinnati
to become president Of the Univet-
sity Of Wisconsin.
AS city manager Of Cincinnati
since 1880, Dykstra has received $25,-
600 a year. AS University Of Wis
cousin president he probably will
receive $4,000 annually, In addition
to home, automobile and chauf-
feur.
Dykstra's desire to return to edu-
cational work led him to disregard
the difference in income, 1t was be-
lieved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

cense, received q continuance Of two
weeks.
Edward Roman, 20, of Terryville,
charged with operating while under
the influence Of liquor, received q
continuance to the 10th.
Ralph Adams, ~, Of As Alexander
avenue, charged with violating the
rules Of the road, received weeks
continuance.
Matthew Butler. 20, Of Wolcott,
charged with operating while under
the influence Of liquor, received a
weeks continuance.
Fred Gemino, 80, Of 721 Cooke
street, charged with violating the
rules Of the road, paid IS for rolle.
Louis Fern, 10, Of 239 Bank street,
charged with violating the rules OF
the road, paid So for a nolle.
Perry White, 40, Of % Loneoak
avenue, charged with violating the
rules Of the road, received o nolle.
Anthony Carpentiere, 20, Of Plank
road, charged with failure to grant
the right Of way, paid IS for nolle.
Almanon Hamel, AZ, of Terryville,
charged with failure to signal, paid
S. for rolle.
Armando Paolini, 80, Of 100 Edge
wood avenue, charged with violating
the rules of the road, paid IS for a
nolle.
Synthetic rubber output In Rus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15

she cloked with sohs. Her arms and
legs seemed to lose some Of Then
rightly, but thare we're no oshef
signs Of consciousness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
Eighteen Drivers In
Traffic Court Today
Charges NOIIed on Payment of Varying Sums Major.
ity Of Cases Given Continuance Until Later Date

Eighteen cases made up the docket for todays traffic
court session of city court Judge John cGrah presided
Several noes were given payment Of COSTS while other
cases were continued to later dates
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
La Gaceta Folletin No. 141
ERNESTO CHASER
Los QUE TEMAMOS
DOCE AMOS

le coEgaba Ia cinta a la que te-
mia atado 81 silbato de sefales,
con Ell que jugaban sus dedos.
Dba tambien en- Ell departa-
mento un revisor viejo, que pa
decfa de gotta y Sc pasaba cast
TODD Ell trayecto, entire estaci6n
v estaci6n, durmiendo.
vi que Ana Sc quitaba la
CORA v Sc ponfa a arreglarse
Ell abundoso pelo, Me mand6
tenerle las horquillas y las pei
netas. 70, sentado al lado de
ella, temblaba de emoci6n;
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
LAS ~D1MENSIONES DE LOS
DE- ESTA
N0CHE
DetGIes Importamtes de
la PeleG

Chicago, junio 22.-La peIea
entire Jose Luis Y Ell campe6n
James J. Braddock Sc efectuara
hoy entire las $50 y las 100 de
la noche, dependiendo este de
las condolences atmosfericas.
Los preliminares comenzaran a
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Ell campeon Braddock y Ell uegro Jose
Luis Sc batiran esta noche en- Chicago
La mayoria de los expeFtos ha escogido
a Luis como vsencedor

Chicat1 ,Sunio 22.-N obs
tante los pleitos de la Madison
Square Garden y las amaf9as
quejas del p1gil aleman Max
Schmeling, hoy por la noche, en-
Ell terreno de pelota de Comins-
key, ell campe6n James J. Brad
dock, un irlandes, defendera la
corona del peso pesado frente
al negro Jose Luis, mas conoci-
do por ell "dinamiteroe de De-
troit.
Braddock Sc trio a descansar
despu6s de su victoria sobre el
hebreo Max Baer, a quien ARE
bat6 la corona, y desde entonces
hace dos amos, no ha sostenido
nj una sofa pelea seria en- defen-
sa de su tftulo.
Vencido por ell aleman Max
Schmeling, que ell ano pasado lie
castig6 duramente, derrotando
10 por nocaut, Jose Luis Sc man
tuvo peleando Y ha vencido a to-
dos sus contrarios, incluyendo
al 'andarin" Bob Pastor.
Tomando por base Ell prolonga
do descanso del campe6n y su
edad, la mayorfa de los exper-
tos opina que Jose Luis ganara
por 'nocaut" antics del decimo
asalto.
Braddock tiene partioarios
entire los inteligentes v ell ex,
campe6n Jack Dempsey, su a,
migo, ha dicho que ell campe6r
retendra su corona Y que JOSS
Luis sera castigado por la dere
cha del irlandes y vencido, co
mo 10 hiciera Make Schmeling
Los periodistas hacen fesal
tar Ell hecho de que Luis es e
primer negro que combate POI
la corona del peso complete DIES
de que Ell "valquero" Jess VIII
ard derrotara en- la Habana, Ell
1915, al negro tcatedratico'
Jack Johnson, entonces cam
pe6n.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

pero fuf, a pesar de TODD, 10
abastante fuerte para guardian
me una de las horquillas. Ana
no 10 motto, pues en- aquel mo-
mento entraba ell tren en- una
estacion. Abri6 rapidamente
la portezuela, Y saltando del
estribo al anden, me grit6:
I'm momento! Vuelvo en-
seguida...
Disimuladamente, saque la
horquilla hurtada del bolsillo,
y la of.
Cuando volvi6, va me habia
yo recobrado de mi timidez.
Empece a contarle anecdotes
de nuestra vida estudiantil v
los nombres que poniamos a
los profesores, invente chistes
y me harte de mentir v fanta-
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

scar, solo porque no era capaz
de if sentado junto a ella sin
despegar los labios.
Me esforzaba por hacerla
reir, 10 cual no era dificil, pues
Ana no necesitaba de mucho
para reirse con todas sus ga
mas.
al llegar a D., termino de
mi acostumbrado viaje, me d.
jo:
Puedes venir siempre aqui
conmigo, porque eres un chico
muy formalito y muy simpati-
co. Sube sin preocuparte a
nuestro departamento, pues
Ell abuelo es un companero de
viaje demasiado aburrido. No
hace mas que dormir...
Aquella mahana me pusie-
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
ron una bora de arresto en- la
clase de Griego, por varias
faltas repetidas de atenci6n.

BESIDE entonces, todas las
mananas hacia ell viaje con "A
ma, en- su departamento. lie da
ba un paquete de tabaco al We
jo, y este seguia durmiendo
tranquilamente. Y cuando, por
raro acaso, estaba despierto,
no despegaba una sola vez los
labios. 81 Sc lie ipreguntaba por
que estaba tan callado, arru-
gaba ell cefo, castaneaba los
dedos desdenosamente, v con-
testaba:
para 10 que Sc SAGA con
Habia perdido en- la guerra
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
S1xTO ESCOBAR N C A
PAT ROBERTSON

Chicago, JUNO 22.--El cam.
pe6n mundial del peso bantam
Sixto Escobar, de Puerto Rico
venci6 anoche por nocaut tecni.
co, en- la arena Marigold Gar
dens, a Pat Robertson, de New
York.
Atrajo la pelea, que no era de
campeonato a mas de 1000 es-
p~ecfadores, incluyendo a Jack
Dempsey y otros aficionados lie
gados a presenciar la pelea Bra
dock-Luis.
Hasta Ell octave asalto, GUAM
do Sc lie declare vencido, Robert
son mo habia hecho nj para la
fuma."
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

estuvo familiarizada con 10,
heroes de la Tliada y la Odisea
Ajax era ell que mas lie impo.
MIA; su locura lie gustaba. A
Aquiles lie llamaba pretenciosc
y NAL educado; en- cambio. ser
tia cierto respeto lpor Ulises
"Es un hombre astuto. -" sofia
decir. mo comprendo-decfa
otras veces-c6mo pudieron
pasarse diez amos Fernando Y
torturandose por una una mu-
jer. Puede que no tuviesen o.
tras cosas de que ocuparse... :"
Penelope-juzgada por ella
era una gansa, fiel a su mari.
do porque la pretendfan mu-
chos, ique 81 hubiera sido uno
solo,! Y al decir este, me mi
raha con los oios medic entor-
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
RICHARD HIZO TABLAS
CON JOHNNY CRUZ

Miami, JUNO 22.-Richard
Hernandez, de Tampa, hizo ano
che tablas, en- ocho asaltos, con
Johnny Cruz, de la Habana.
Hernandez pesaba 1912 libras,
media libra mas que su adver-
sario. HS VII
En- Ell mismo programa Joey
Raymond de Tampa, derrib6
por la cuenta de diez, en- ell ter
Ger asalto del ~semifinal, a john
ny Freeman, de Hartford, Con.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
los dos hijos que tenia.


Nj Ana nj yo nos preocupa-
bamos en- 10 mas minimo de la
tai guerra. No tarde en- saber
que tenia un novio soldado;
pero me dijo que hacia tanto
tempo que no lie vefa, que a.
penas lie c~onoceria 81 lie encon-
trase. Su cargo de revisora,
que habfa venido a librarle de
las apreturas de una familia
obrera, lie divertia. Refa STEM
pre- que podfa, y cuando pasa-
ba un tren militar, agitaba ell
panuelo. Pero los soldados a.
penas Sc molestaban va en- con
testar. Yo me sentfa feliz a su
lado; ell resto del dia, pensaba
en- ella.
Sc 10 e0ntaba TODD, v pronta
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

Johnson era un campe0n mr.
popular por sus alardes y%aita
de buen %juicio. 81 Luis CANA la
corona sera TN campe6n popu-
lar en- 81 Norte y 81 Este por su
nodestia Y discretion.
La mayor apuesta hecha en-
Chicago segGn Ell comisionado
James j. Carroll, es de $1,000 a
$1,000 en- favor del triunfo de
Luis. .
Ell campe6n lego anoche a es
ia ciudad Y su disposition para
el combate ess insuperable. Isl
20 no derroto a Luiss no tendre
excuses que dar. Jamas me he
sentido mejor en- mi vida".
Luis arrib6 hog, en- autom6.
vii, procedente de su campamer
to de Kenoshe, en- Wisconsin.
TODD indica, 81 ell tempo es IA
vorable, que presenciaran e
match" 10000 personals, con
un rendimiento Approximate d.
$50, 1000.
Los primeros asaltos zen 81
criterio de los expertos, serar
de gran Importance porque Ell
eIlos Sc vera 81 Jose Luis ha re
cuperado por complete la con
fianza en- sus facultades.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
nados y riendose.

nados y riendose.
70 lie cogia la mano suave-
mente, sin que protestase.
Aquel dfa hice novillos nor
prlmera vez en- mi vida. Fuf a
Ia cantina con Ana, que estaba
iiore hasta las doce. Nos acer-
camos al mostrador v pidi6
un vase de cerveza y cinco ci-
garrillos. Y luego, a~puntapdo
para mi:
-otra cerveza para mi A.
migo...
No cabia en- mi de orgullo.
Por la tarde, encerrado en-
mi cuarto ,escrib{ la primera
carta falsificada, para discul-
parme ante mis- profesores de
mi rata de asistencia. Despues
os una bora de ensayos, conse-