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Evening star., 1937-12-05

By the Associated Press.
GREENWICH. Conn, Dec 4-Some
of our best people out here are in q
dither tonight over dogs.
The business has a lot OF angles.
How many cocker spaniels do the
Townsend Scudders have, do they
bark, why. how long, how loud, how
often, and so what?
The village selectmen will give the
problem earnest attention Monday
night. The cookers will go on trial
in abSentia, as the selectmen do not
wish their chambers cluttered.
Mr.. Scudder. retired Supreme
Court Justice of New York State and
the jurist who presided at the Ruth
Snyder-Judd Gray murder trial, has
been getting dirty looks from some
of his neighbors for nearly year now
because they resent his cookers.
The Scudders argue that he cock
erS are not nuisance to the neigh
borhood" and do not bark excessively
and create other disturbances. The
neighbors, headed by Lee w. Maxwell,
chairman of the CroWell Publishing
Co. (the Golfers, American Mag
azine and Woman's Home Com
panion people, you know, say they
guess they can tell whether q dogs
barking is annoying them or not, and
that the village selectmen should do
something about it.
The neighbors decided to be stern
They said the kennels, which are in
ternationally famous as such things 60,
are licensed for 10 dogs. but that they
now house 10 cocker spaniels. There
Evening star., 1937-12-05

the boards procedure on any pending
case. Believing as I do In the abso-
lutte freedom Of the press I respect
fully call upon you to end action
on the part Of the National Labor
Relations Board or on the part of
any other governmental official which
action will in any way endanger the
freedom OF the press, freedom of
speech. freedom Of an individual to
Worship God as he pleases, Or in
other words, which will in any wav
endanger any Of those constitutional
guarantees which form the basis of
our democratic institutions and our
national aspirations. Trusting that
this communication finds you In re-
stored health and with very warm
personal regards"
(Copyrisht. 1887. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-12-05
MEXICO PREPARES
TO SOC|AL|zE RAILS
Government Will Operate
Lines Until Workers Are
Prepared.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 4.-Mexico
made ready today for the last step be-
fore ultimate socialization of her g.
562-mile National Railway system.
A government department., newly
created by President Lazaro Cardenas
prepared to operate the lines until
direct exploitation" by the workers
is arranged
"Once socialization plans are COM
pleted the government department
will retire to watchdog" role to see
that workers fulfill obligations they
contract with the government.
As head OF the department, Sr.
Cardenas named Antonio Madrazo
president of the semi-private company
which operated the National Railways
prior to appropriation of the minority
stockholders June %. The government
held 81 per cent of the stock in the
company, to be liquidated at some fu-
ture date.
Foreign investors hold Mexican rail-
ways securities with face value Of
$273,123,2ll, while accumulated in
terest Is almost as much. About 20 per
cent of the securities are owned by
Americans.
Cardenas has proposed to the Ma
tional Railway Workers Syndicate
scheduled to be eventual operators OF
the lines, that they guarantee the gov
ernment 100000 pesos (about $3.-
800 0,0O0) annually from operating rev.
enues.
Juan Gutierrez, syndicate secretary
general, took the proposal to "a local
syndicates on a tour Of the country.
He told workers in Mexico City. how
ever. he considered the sum too large
until we see how we get along"
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Neighb0rs of Kennels O,vner
Ask Council to Curb Cookers

is such thing as a natural increase
in population even among dogs, but
people around here are not sure If
the kennel license takes such a fact
into consideration.
Mr.. Scudder would let representa-
tives of the selectmen station them
selves in the homes of the complain
ing neighbors and check the intensity
Of the barks or count the yips at the
kennels
Counsel for the Scudders reiterated
tonight that in his opinion the
merits of this matter can best be
decided in a court Of law, where the
facts as distinguished from conclu-
sions can be authoritatively estab-
lished and found"
All the principals of the case are
people of wide and big affairs The
selectmen have indicated they are
conscious of this. They realize people
cannot concentrate at their best when
their minds are perturbed over cocker
spaniels, and. therefore. that some
thing must be done right away.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
TRAFFIC VICTIM SHOWS
LACK OF APPRECIATION

A traffic victim with no sense Of
appreciation reused himself from a
daze last night and yanking on the
emergency brake of taxi that was
taking him to hospital, leaped from
the machine and fed into the night
without even so much as a thank
you
David Lee, 20, of 4l6 Sixth street
SW.. told police he was driving his
truck north in the 1900 block of
North Capitol street about dusk yes
terday when the middle-aged man
ran in front Of his machine and was
knocked to the street
Mr. Lee stopped Hackley Kitchen, a
cab driver. placed the injured man
In the front seat of the hack and
saw him whiz off on the way to Sib-
ley Hospital. Taking up the story
there, Mr. Kitchen reported he had
gone block or so when the man
reused suddenly from his daze and
went through the act described above.
Nobody got his name; nobody knows
where he went.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
(Story on Page ~

you come to Harry D. Probers barber shop in Kings
pe Nd haDeS cost IS cents hair cuts IS cents But
come to Magistrate Proberts court in the
charge of speeding through the fine
500 and S14 At least that's Uhd Alan Campbell,
husband OF Dorothy Parker and
found phen arrested draigned December and Both
he and his chauffeur paid the fine and costs Judge Pobrt
his "bench' his judicial coat. A
series the barber A Photo.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
COUNTY FUND QUIZ
FINDS NEW FACTS|
Pugh Says More Evidence of
Irregularities Uncovered
by Auditors.
,d.ot ~ Tho Ctor

By Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, Dec. New
evidence of irregularities in county
finances has been unearthed by the
special audit carried on during the
past few weeks, and will be presented
to the grand jury when it meets again
in January, States Attorney James
H. Pugh said today.
The auditors are expected to COM
plete their investigation into the ac-
counts Of dog tax receipts in Rock
vile next week, and have finished
investigating the books of the build
ing inspector and supervisor Of county
aid, he announced. AS 1t will not be
possible to prepare the evidence for
presentation to the grand jury before
the Christmas holidays, however, no
request will be made for special
call and the cases will be presented
when it returns January 9, the states
attorney explained.
Pugh declined to give any details
of the charges to be put before the
grand jury, but asserted that the new
evidence would supplement some of
the cases in which embezzlement in
dictments were returned last Sep
tember.
The audit now being carried on has
been in charge of Pugh since the first
indictments were returned. The
Fusion controlled County Board voted
to end the audit because of the ex-
pense, but agreed to retain enough
auditors to complete the investigation
after Pugh threatened to hire them
himself as expert consultants if the
Commissioners dismissed them. The
four men under indictment were all
Fusion employees.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
day, Mr.. Barclay authorized the fol-

day, Mr.. Barclay authorized the fol-
lowing statement:
AS small publisher without the
resources to fight back against a
Nationwide campaign directed by the
National Labor Relations Board,
protest vigorously against the delib-
crate smearing campaign released by
the board through its agents, includ-
ing the statement by General Counsel
Charles Fahey implying that my
article was a paid ad'; and particu-
iarly against Maj. Stanley Root, an
employe of the board, who implied
at Princeton University yesterday
that our activities could be compared
to the vice and drug rings now be-
ing prosecuted by Mr.. Dewey In
New York.
I'm every way, our business has
conformed to the highest principles
OF ethical publishers and there is no
price high enough to buy of our
editorial independence, which we
believe is fully protected by the Con-
stitution and Bill Of Rights"
Phillips Sends Telegram.
The protest Of Representative
Phillips, who also is a Stamford,
(Conn.) publisher, was made public in
the form Of a telegram to President
Roosevelt. which follows:
Il have been informed that Ma
tional Labor Relations Board has
subpoenaed private papers Of an editor
and is calling upon him to explain q
critical article regarding the procedure
OF the National Labor Relations Board
in the Weirton Steel Co. case. I do
not know the facts in the Weirton
Steel Co. case controversy and there
fore hold no brief for either side.
However, as a member Of Congress
and as a newspaper publisher, I here
by protest most emphatically against
the National Labor Relations Board
subpoenaing the private papers of
any editor or his newspaper sub
ordinates dealing in any way with
Evening star., 1937-12-05

be the nOnOr
guest and princi-
pal speaker at
the annual fall
luncheon meet
ing Of the Dis
trict Physical Ed
ucation ASsoc.a-
ton Saturday at
! pm. at the Ad-
miral, S e v e n =
teenth street and
r de Island
avenue NV.
Reservations for
the lunc c h e o n
may be m a d e
through M / S S
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Belle Meyers, Franklin Administration
Building, Thirteenth and K streets
NV, before Thursday
Miss Jenny Turnbull of George
Washington University is president Of
the Washington association. Other
officers are Charles Mackert, Univer-
sity Of Maryland. vice president; Miss
Maude Parker, Playground Depart
ment. secretary, and Stanley Collins,
treasurer
Evening star., 1937-12-05
PARTY TO AID HOSPITAL

Mrs. Michael j. Lane, wife OF the
Mayor of North Beach, Nd. will give
a party at her home, ALL Kansas
avenue NV, Monday for the benefit
of the Calvert County Hospital at
Prince Frederick, Md.
The hospital is the only one in
the county. The party will be given
under the auspices of the North Beach
Woman's Club.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
LUNCHEON is PLANNED
DR.. G. H. McCloy Will Address
District Association at Meet
ing Saturday,

DR.. c. H. McCloy, research profess
sor of physical education and presi-
dent of the American Association OF
Health and Physical Education, will
Evening star., 1937-12-05
BRIDE AND HER BROTHER
KILLED IN CAR CRASH
Husband and Her Sister Are Hurt
in Collision With Truck
on York Road.

Py the Associated Press.
HEREFORD, Md. Dec. 4.-Mrs.
Augusta Kennedy, Is, of Lutherville,
bride of week, and her brother, Veto
Sperra, "a, of Whitehall, were killed
tonight in an automobile-truck COL
lision on the York road near here.
The girls husband, Stanley Ken
nedy, his sister, Mrs. Margaret Will
liams of Lutherville, occupants OF the
same car, and Jacob Hurwitz of Bal
timore, driver of the truck, were in
jured.
Baltimore County police said the
automobile collided with the truck
on a curve at high speed and was
cut in half.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Father Saves Child.

ESSEX, Md, Dec. 4 R.-Carl
Wright was painfully burned when
he carried his l8-month-old child to
safety through flames from an ex-
ploding stove today. Firemen con-
fined the damage to two rooms. The
child was not injured.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
If You Suffer With
kidney Trouble

Headache backache. unusual thirst are
symptoms that point to kidney trouble.
For over 30 years physicians have en-
dorsed aiI Mountain Valley Mineral Water
Phone MET 1862 for free booklet today.
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
Met. 1862 14O5 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Takes Blaze to Firemen.

ONTARIO. Calf, Dec. 4 P.-A
filling station is no place for fire
that can be moved, William Slape
decided.
So when the driver abandoned a
flaming furniture truck Mr.. Slape
leaped aboard, drove it three blocks
to a firehouse, where firemen extin-
guiShed the blaze.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

Ell abogado cierra ell cuader-
milo y mira al Comandante de
arriba abajo.
@Cuando, amigo milo, AGA
bara listed de convenoerse del
|poder de la Prensa? Brosius sc
pasara tres noches seguidas sin
dormir cuando Sc encuentre con
su nombre en- Ell Vig6G del Pue-
bio; va 10 vera listed.
No me parecen hmpios esos
Observation-Disclosures ell Conan
dante. Me han dicho que hay
funcionarios que compran Sc
cretamente Ell peri6dico en- Guam
to Sc enteran de que trae algo
contra alg1n compafro.
Isl, y 10 hacen circular-ex-
clama Hoffmann, entusiasma-
do.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
ISTDORO Pc.
A r CON JACK DENNING

Ell vasco Isidoro Gaztanaga
comi6 aver opiparamente, ba-
jo la mirada vigilante de Mon
toto, y despues dijo que en- su
vida habia dido hablar de
Jack Denning, ciudaidano a
quien tanto elogian los peri6
dicos.
"Yo he peleado con algunos
lie los Eases del pugilismo-
dijo-y jamas he dido hablar
de Mr.. Denning." "Debe ser
una buena persona, pero como
lie cola yo con mis- puiios, adi6s
las Carolinas Y TODD 10 demas.'
"No hago 20 case de las pa
labras que por ahi Sc lie atri-
buyen en- mi contra. LIE tengo
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

Y 20 pienso: ST Ferd mien-
tie :es que habfa I'm secreto...
Hoffman, grune y SAGA SUI
cuaderno de notas.
Anota con gran cuidado 10
que ACADIA de contarle Ferd.
De vez en- cuando sc RE v ex-
clama: i'Magnlfico!
-lSupongo que no ira listed
a interpelar sobre ell asunto en-
ell ~Parlamento?-le pregunta ell
Comandante.
Hoffman, menea satisfecho
la cabeza.
NO, pero 81 dire algo en- ell
peri6dico...
Yo tengo la sensation de vi
vir una bora solemne.
-Creo que va listed a PERU
dicar al chico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
SPECIAL vANc1o. A NOR
MAN QUARLES \

Miami, enero 26ENorman
QuaEes, Ell Vencedor Ae ClhQc
Alv&rez, fue derotado aqGi, .
roche, por Tommy SPECIAL, dc
Uniontown, Pa.
Pesaba SPECIAL 1929 libras
= Quarles h33. Ell arbitro y uno
los Veces votaron por spei-
al y eg otro juez por tablas.
Quarle.atacU duramente, en-
Ell noveno, su(eran3o en- este a.
saito a su rival, y repiti6 Ell alta
rre en- ell decinlo.
SPECIAL lie descarg6 entonccs
I'm effective golpe de derecha =
Norman Sc Dati6 en- retirada.
Cuando volvi6 de nuevo a la ac-
zion son6 la campana y finalizd
FL "mat.h".
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

por que rechaza listed la violen
ALI, ESQ es otra cosa!
No veo por que.
-Muy fail. Lo que 20 hago
eS socavar los cimientos del re-
gimen, poniendo al desnudo 10
cue tlene de infams y corrom-
pldo' iDetallar, amigo mic. de-
raiiar! va vendra, cuando deba
Tenir, Ell derrumbamiento...
7 hoffman, blan la Ell has
Ton y pone ojos de picard.
I'll Comandante esta furioso.
mo piensan rstedes mas
De puertas adentro! iSu lu-
cha ae clases es una ouerel!a T.,
casa De Vecindad! lilo 1nico que
rs preocrpa son tipos como csc
oroSius y sus c~ongeneres! iY
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

res en- segundo iugar, despues
de On Deck.
Rosalie Moore termin6 en-
segundo lugar y On Deck en-
tercero. 4
Los bolesos de ~ peso de Fas
cinating Lady Sc c pagaron a
$40.
La apuesta dobIe Sc pass a
| $97.6O, siendo los vencedAes
Peter Mike y Just Chief.
Triunf6 En- la octaNa carrera
Pallyskidpo, un "electrico," y
sus coletos Sc pagaron a $50,
por un peso.
Para esta noche recomien-
dan algunos expertos 40 los So
guientes galgos: primera carre
"a, Old Money, Ted Jansen y
! Gentleman Benny; segunda,
Mr.. Bill, Jhone Call y Noncha-
liant; tercera, Silver Luck, Iva
mitch y Lucky Vice cuarta,
Lamby Squeeze y Downside
Up; quinta, Acumen, Speei-
bound y Denver Count; sexta
Serenade, Xanthippe y Mobil
Oil; septima, Chief Officer.
Thunder Storm y Mr., Healthy
Boy; octava, Split the Wind,
June Laddie y Benedict; move
ma, Silver Breeze, Handsome
Lee y Cubby Blitz; decima,
Grand Horsham, Hole in One
y Lady Doyle, y oncena, Get
Away, Oh Chief y Apostle Pc
ter.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

que descarga adables pu-
netazos, y Ell al 1Fo Jose Luis
Ell campe6n sin rona del peso
pesado.
Pastor hablo n con los pc
riodistas y no lie iRquieta la jus
ia fama de su contrincante.
"Todos los expertos Green,
dijo, que Jose Luis tiene las
mayores probabilidades de VIC
toria. ESQ Sc vera a su debido
tempo. Su reputation, bien ga
NADIA, no me hace perder ell sue
no. Vencera ell mejor de los dos
hombres''e
Hoy tengo la seguridad~ de
que puedo vencerlo, ojala que
manana la realidad Sc ajuste 9
mi @alabras" Mucho he apren-
dido en- los dltimos meses, Y Sc
c6rsaSe-ibir Y pegar".
Pastor pronostic6 que en- la
pelea Luis Schmeling ell alemar
seria ell vencedor.
"Yo vi los puntos d@bies de
Jose Luis y los deSaqu6 antes
de que aate Sc sfectuara.
-5Q-nara 81 Luis lie pone
a dormir?-le preguntaron.
-Volver al ring" Y seguir
peleando hasta llegar a la cum
bre.
II Como listed espera ganar 81
Eddie Simms lie derrib6 tres
wees y Luis puso a dormir a
Simms en- 26 segundos?
-Simms me trio cinco veces,
no tres. Lo que lie pas6 a el fue
que subi6 al cradrilatero con e!
tenor del negro. Yo no lie te-
mo. Creo que Simms puede Pc
gar con mas dureza que Luis.
En- las cinco veces me levant6 Y
CAST lie puse a dormir.
Pastor es Tn hombre de exec
lente presencia fisica. Amplio
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
La Gaceta Folletin No. II
Ernesto Giaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

Hoffman, inici6 al Conan
dante en- las do.trinas del socia-
lismo cientifico, y este LEILA pro-
funda v atentamente todas las
obras que lie recomendaba, y dis
cutia luego con el.
FL abogado cenaba dos veces
q la semana en- casa del Conan
dante, invitado por este. Y aun-
. que no cesaban de discutir,
pronto Sc hicieron buenos ami
Cos.
Hoffmann me alarga una
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
UEPGRTES
LAS LUCHAS EN- Ell Qua
DRLLATERO DE LOS AR
TILLEROS
EJ DiGbIo Rojo venci6 a
Dick Powell


Sc cumpli6 ell programa de Il
chas anunciado por ell empresa
rio Jorge Cazaia.
oostrvieron los dos encuen
tros principales de la noche e
cosaco russo Vasturoff Y Obie
Osburn, y ell Diablo Roio En-.
mascarado y Dix Powell.
Ell russo domino a Osburn POI
medic de una do5le llave y a pc.
ar de los esfuerzos que hizo e
'caballito." Hubo p~ufetazos, pr
tadas, golpes en- las sogas, ten
tativas de estrangulaci6n, etc.
Mas fuerte Y mas habil, ell ru
so venci6.,
FL "Diablo Rojo Enmascara-
do" estuvo a punto de perder Ia
Garcia frente al rudO, pero nc
fuerte Dick Powell.
Cuando ell Diablo Sc cans6 d.
las travesuras de Dick, lie tire
al suelo dos o tres wees y lie pu'
SO la lave de la victoria.
Como nadie esperaba 10 con
trario, los fanatics" desfila
ron t~ranquilamente.
iPor que las mujeres. prefie'
rem la lucha al boxeo?
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

aicanG aver Joey Raymond,
de Tampa, teniendo de contra
rio q Mario Santana, de Key
West.
Manuel MONS puso a DOR
mir en- Ell semifinal a Bobby
Brown, con ell que reciente-
ne e habfa peleado en- Taln
pa>
/ Baby Ben derrot6 a Ki6Cy-
fcione, Bill Pippin hizo tablas
con Bill Rodriguez, yssonny
Boy ippin vencD a Johnnie LIZ
PEI.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
go que lie dice, estoy indigna-

go que lie dice, estoy indigna-
do !
- Yen ell calor de 10 indigna-
do!
y en- ell calor de la indigna
ci6n tie has mordido los labios,
lverdad? - Hoffman RE.
iBonito modo de dominar ell ge-
MO!
II Els una cosa seria, Herr
Hoffmann!
Y Ferd sc planta delante de
6l y lie cuenta con pelos y sefa-
les 10 que pas6 en- clase con Bro
sius y Leon Silberstein.
Hoffman,, apoyado en- su has
ton, escucha atento y muy serio,
Ell Comandante mira a su hi
10 v hace gestos de asentimien-
to con la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
Miro con ell rabillo

mariana. Miro con ell rabillo
del ojo a Ferd, sin saber 81 CO
gerla o no. Ferd esta junto a
su padre con la cara muy seria,
y en- sus labios reluce una cos
ira de sangre como bronco cua-
jado.
ID Que os pasa muchachos-
dice H~offmann-, que poneis u
mas caras como 81 estuvieseis re
iidos con ell mundo?-Y dicien-
do este, daba media vuelta Y Sc
reia muy satisfecho.
~ a ii, lque te ha deurri-
do?-ahadi6, volvi9ndose a
Ferd-. Themes los labios llenos
de sangre...
Tiemblo. 81 Ferd dice la YER
dad, iadi6s secreto!
ii Herr DR.. Hoffmann-oi-
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
sP. MONTA
NEZ EN- NEW YORK

lJ6w York, Enero 26.-Ls
.d'estrella" maxima del peso Ii
gero, Pedro Montanez, de- Puer-
to Rico, peleara aRuf a ounce
asaltos, ell dia rs de febrero, Ell
la Madison Square Garden.
Como oponente de Monta
nez ha sido seleccionado Enr
GO Ventura, de Italia, que aspl-
"a a La corona de las 1876 Ii
bras. :
FL vencedor sera puesto a
pelear con Lou Ambers, Ell &C.
tual campe6n de las 1876 libras
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
IFS tristei-dice ell Conan
dante volviendo la espalda.


dante volviendo la espalda.
| -Cuando 70 ataco al minis
tro en- ell Parlamento-dice
Hoffmann-, todos sus subor-
dinados 10 leen, y con gran frui-
ci6n... Y I'm tincuenta por Glen
to de las noticias y los infor-
mes, me los suministran perso-
mas estrictamente adictas al Go
bierno...
-i'Reptagnante, repugnante!
-exciama, asqueado, Won K.
-Pero eficaz-afade ell abo-
gado.
-iPor 10 visto, para listed
todas las armas son buenasl
Isl, con tai de que esten
bien afiladas...
-Entonces, no me explico
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
R HIZO TABLAS
CON SAIA


Sarasota, Enero 26.--Jose
Estrada, ell veterano pngil me.
jicano, hizo aver tablas, en- la
pelea principal, DON ell pdgil
italiano Franckie Saia, de
Memphis, Tenn.
Young Raymond, que er
Tampa actua de arbitro, quiso
meterse de nuevo a boxeadoi
y lie puso a dormir Tiger Burn
de Como, Miss, en- ell tercer a.
salto.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

En- e. sa~natorio del ,.1ntro
Asturiano So encuentra desde
ayse~el populPtrfabricante de
tabacos Don Fran isco Coma
leg (Panchito), que recibiera le-
stones en- un accidsnte aufomo-
vilista. Varias radiograffas Sc
lie hicieron. LIE asiste ell DR..
Winton, ell notable cirujano.
MrcfN Sc recibie-
ron anoche~ Ell sanatorio, in
teresandose por su salud. Ola
la que muy pronto pueda volver
a sus ocupaciones, restablecido
por complete.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

lAstima ahora, antes del con.
bate, Y mas lastima ee tendre
despu6s de que eI'arbitro aca-
be de contar los diez ST I'm
dos"
"Mr. Denning tiene mdcho
que aprender y cuando 10 re-
cojan de la Iona Sc vera que
mis- palabras expresan lal ver-
dad"
Alfredo Montoto lie escuAha-
ba y decfa en- voz baja: Est
vasco debia ser diputado. SAbe
convencer.
FL otro da, fpunetazos, cor
yenci6 a Barney Brdtk y ell pd-
blico, y hoy me ha cosxeneidr
q mi de que posee enybdiables
facu1tades oratorias.
G~azta1aga mantiene su en-
renamiento dentro de limites
que otros gladiadores envidia.
rian.
Pesaba aver Gazba naga 1913
fbras Y su mano derecha po-
dfa ser confundida, en- punto a
efactividad, con un martillo
Jim Downing lie ha ofrecidJ
al vencedor un match con Jo'
Lipps. w
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
NO INQUIETA A BOB PAS.
TOR LA FAMA DE Los
PUNOS DE JOSE LUIS

New York, Enero 26.-Uno
de los mas interesantes comba
tes de los 1ltimos meses, a jul
clio de los expertos, Sc vertical
ra aqui ell viernes entire Bob
Pastor, ell exfutbolista, p1gt'
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
FASCINATING LADY VEN
Clio EN- LA SEPTIMA CA
RRERA

En- la septima carrera de ano
che, ell "Futurity," triunf6 en-
primer lugar Fascinating La
dy, escogido por los apostado-
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
ENFERMOS D~ISTIf1GUIDOS

Guarda' CANA "a respectable
sonora Dona Conception Jime-
neg vida del DR.. Jose R. Ave
lanai. I'm ataque grippal la O.
bliga a permanecer en- sus ha-
bitaciones.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

de hombros, como IN lehador, y
pesa 1873 jbras.
BESIDE que Sc hizo gladiator
professional, hace dos amos, ha
sostenido % peleas y solo ha
perdido una, a manos de Sieve
Dudas. Despues voIvi6 a QElear
con Dudas y lie venci6 DIS We
ces.
ST. mayor victoria "a obtuvo
ell j6ven neoyorquino en- el mes
de dI-iembre, caahlo puso a dor
mir al gigantesco~italiano Ray
Ippelietiere. ~
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
LA GACETA

I'll peri6dico en- idioma EspansI
de mas circulation en- Tampa
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cent
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Telefone Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-01-26

Sigue recluido en- ell sanatorio
lsl Centre Asturiano hrestro
luerido amigo ell Sr. Aurelio
Prado. Una dolorosa enferme-
lad lie viene atormentando des-
lie hace varios dias.
Mas de cincuenta personals LEI
Visitaron aver. Nuestros mejo-
res deseos porque cuanto antes
reccpere la salud.
La gaceta., 1937-01-26
JOEY RAYMOND DERROTC
A MARIO SANTANA

Clearwater, Enero 26.-U :
ma fac.l victoria a 10 asaltos la