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Evening star., 1937-09-25

SUE had been adE1iring Winsome
Bluebird. Mr. and Mrs. Winsome
we're raising their third family in the
house they called their own on the
edge Of the Old Orchard. He il the
loveliest thing!" cried Sue as Win
some sat on = post. HE looks a. II
his coat might have been made from
bit Of the sky at its bluest. And
his voice Is 20 soft and sort Of visit
ful. love him"
II love him, too," said her cousin,
Farmer Browns Boy. II guess most
folks love him. However, I know one
couple who don't love him. They
don't love him even little Bit"
Who are they?" Sue asked.
Farmer Browns Boy pointed 10 4
house on another tree not far from
the tree occupied by the Bluebirds.
That house over there was the nrst
one Winsome and Mrs. Winsome
looked at when they arrived In the
Spring." said he. IT guess winsome
like 1t = lot, for he kept going back
to 1t and sitting on the perch and
looking into it even after Mrs. Win
some had decided on the house they
now occupy.
When Skinner and Mrs. Skinner
arrived"-
Who are Mr.. and Mrs. Skimmerf"
demanded Sue.
The White-breasted Swallows. A
lot OF folks call them Tree Swallows,
tor when thsy sAn1 md bird houses
Evening star., 1937-09-25

they nest IN holes in trees and are
the only Swallows who do build tn
trees, excepting now and then the
Rough-winged Swallow" explained
Farmer Browns Boy. well, as was
saying, when the Skimmers arrived
they chose that house right away and
started to build in it. Winsome Blue
bird didn't like It. He made several
attempts to drive them away, but
they were two to one and built their
nest and Mrs. Skinner laid her eggs.
I thought the trouble was all over.
1t wasn't. One morning when Skim
mer was away hunting his breakfast
! ~ Winsoms Bluehird ~ over to
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Plenty" replied Farmer Browns

to know.
Plenty" replied Farmer Browns
Boy. Eyes, sir, they did plenty. They
have very small bills, but they are
long enough for pulling out feathers.
Feathers began to ny and they were
blue. It didn't take Winsome Blue
bird more than half minute to de-
eide that he had made . mistake, =
grave mistake, in meddling with the
Skimmers and their home. He left.
He left in q hurry. Those Swallows
drove him clear out Of the Old
Orchard. They new around for
awhile TO make sure that he wasn't
coming back right away. than. cus
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"She began flying in small circle
overhead and screaming. It was dif-
ferent from any cry had heard from
Swallow. Round and round she
went, screaming as loud rs she could.
In few minutes Skinner came
hurrying back to find out what the
trouble was, and right away he at
tackled Winsome. Mrs. Skinner kept
on circling and screaming. Then
Swallows began to arrive from all
directions, until there were more than
a dozen. I didn't know until then
that there were that many Swallows
nesting anywhere near here"
What did they dor" Sue wanted
Evening star., 1937-09-25

Gold production in South Africa In
July made . new high record Of 1885,.
545 ounces.
Evening star., 1937-09-25
the Skimmers' house and poke his
head in through the entrance.

"A night started right away. VIM
some wasn't bit winsome then. He
was trying to pull Mrs. Skinner out.
At last he did manage to get her out.
Alone she was no match for him.
I was going over to drive him away,
then changed my mind and decided
to watch and find out what she would
do. Winsome Bluebird stayed right
there, some of the time in the door
way and some Of the time on that
little perch in front Mrs. Skinner
didn't have = chance to get back in
side.
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Royalty Not to Visit.
BY WILLARD
BY S. [. HUNTlEY
BY REX COLLIER

When New South Wales holds itA
150th anniversary celebrations next
year no member of the English royal
family will attend. Governor General
Lord Gowrie has received at Canberra
a message to the effect that the King
had decided that because of the many
duties developing on members OF his
family at the beginning Of new reign
it would be impossible for him to spare
any Of them as soon as 1888.
Evening star., 1937-09-25
by one, left to return to their homes,
BY NORMAN MARSH

until only Skinner and Mrs. SKIM
mer remained, she inside on her
precious eggs and he on the perch
beside the doorway. Later in the day
Winsome Bluebird came meaking
back home and he took care not to
20 near the house Of the Sdmmers
again while they were using It,"
II suppose" said Sammy, who had
been listening, that that was what
you would call cooperation. didn't
think birds knew that much"
You'd be surprised" replied
Farmer Browns Boy.
(Copyrisht. 1872
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l. The poplar.
8. Goddess f tbs dawn.
9. Onward.
H. Merit Of NE highest degree.
II. Particle.
1S. Show mercy 10.
10. IAngla&.
40. AnAxchistis.
a. Mimic.
a.. Doctrine.
~. h1ns bug.
Is. Attend!
40. Mountain Sangs in China.
~. Brother Of Jacob.
-. Pronoun.
30. UproaY.
a.. MahometAn.
~. Childish.
IS. God opposed 10 Mos.
81. Snake.
%. Lyric poem.
30. Royal mace.
a. Townsman.
%. Maid Of Astolat.
-. Little streamlet.
30. Equally.
81. Sour person.
81. Gem.
%. supposition.
IS. Ancient French coin.
81. Greek letter.
Bs. List
80, African antelope.
90. Clan.
81. Morse goddess. keeper Of the golden
apples OF youth: var.
a. Fruit.
eS. Aterna ting.
68. Accumulate.
90. Antiquity: poet.
70. Squirrels nests: var.
Down.
1. Hindu month.
,, DAky yellow.
!. Bird without fsst.
1. HEBREW letter.
3. Either.
9. Charge.
7. Wood sorrel
.. ng-lessed. crested bird of Brasil.
Q. Indian mulberry.
10. Hesitate In speaking.
Evening star., 1937-09-25

Tarzan awoke suddenly and found himself en-
crcled by spears He looked up into those fierce.
unfriendly faces. but he did not speak He saw
that he was outnumbered. and captive. Under
the circumstances nothing he could say would
serve any purpose.
Evening star., 1937-09-25
Bedtime Stories

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
There's no one but Is bound ia maks
some time, somewhere. . crave militia ke
Old Mother Nature
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Social Notes
Of F airfax
.Re-sid ents S
Guests of DR.. Edward
M. Holmes, Jr., Re-
turn to Homes.

TAIRFAX, Va, January 2.-Dr.
~ e. Quincy Clarke OF Nashville,
/ Tenn, and DR.. Rod Heller of
= Harrisburg, Pa, have returned
home from o visit with Dr.. Edward
M. Holmes. jr., Fairfax County health
director.
Mrs. Lewis Thomas of Duxbury,
Mass. who has spent some time in
Albany. N. Y, arrived early this week
to spend the Winter with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem N. Watson.
Miss Jayne White, Miss Anne
Hooe Rust, Miss Mary Bennett, Mr..
Frank Young. Mr.. Mason Grove, Mr..
James Nickel, jr.; Mr.. SHIELD Nc
Candlish, Mr.. Charles Pickett, jr.,
and Mr.. w. T. Woodson, jr., OF Fair
fax; Mr. Ellis Middleton. jr., Of New
York and Mr.. Eugene Fitzhugh Of
Rochester, N. Y, were among those
Of the younger set who attended q
party given by Miss Elizabeth Hunter
Monday evening.
Miss Gillie williams Of Salem, Va,
who has been the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas C..
Henderson, left Wednesday to visit
in Baltimore and Philadelphia be-
fore returning home.
Miss Branche Grove has returned
Evening star., 1937-01-03

to Berryville, Va, from . visit with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Peyton Young.
DR.. 8. r. Donohoe returned Mon
day to his apartment in Norfolk .sfter
spending the Christmas week end
with his sisters, Mrs. George D. Robey
and Mrs. r. SHIELD McCandlisl
Mr.. william Evans and Mr.. Harris
Brown Of Richmond and Mr.. Robert
McCandlish Evans of Saluda,, Va,
spent several days with the Misses
McCandlish and Mr. SHIELD McCsr-
dish, and with them attended the
dance Wednesday evening held in
Willard Hall for the benefit Of Truro
Episcopal Church.
Miss Deborah Ebaugh of 0reenville.
8. c., who has been the guest Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Smith, in Warrington, ID now visit
ing the Misses Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Guam Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived Friday to
spend the New Year week end with
Mrs. Thomas p. Chapman and to
visit Mrs. Quam's brother, Mr.. Rich
ard Battell, and Mr.. Quams brother,
Mr.. Harry Guam. in Washington.
Midshipman Harold Carson Of Port
land, Greg, who has spent . short
time with DR.. and Mrs. Elmar 8.
Waring, returned early this week to
the United States Naval Academy in
Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edridee snead Of
Atlantic City. N. j., arrived Thursday
to spend the week end with Mr..
Snead's brother -in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Woodson. They will
be accompanied home by their two
children, Mary Davis Snead and
Roddy snead, who have spent . week
in Fairfax. Miss Isabel Gill, q stu
dent nurse at the Alexandra Hos.
pital, came to Fairfax Wednesday fol
short visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
PurcellVille
Residents
Will Sail
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleet
Henderson James to
Visit Hawaii.
OUDOUN COUNTY, Va, Janu-

r OUDOUN COUNTY, Va, Janu-
ary 2.-Mr. and Mrs. Fleet
:. Henderson James, Of PURCELL
- vile. left Monday for a three
months stay in Hawaii, where they
will be guests of their son-in-law
and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Tyree. Mr.. and Mrs. James will
make the trip by motor to the West
Coast, through the southern States.
where they will visit relatives en-
route. Another daughter, Miss Leslie
James, a student at the University Of
North Carolina, who has been with
her parents for the holidays, &C
companied them on the first part Of
their trip, stopping with relatives and
friends, until she returns to university
at Greensboro to resume her studies.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
in Purcellville will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Num- Of East
Radford, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Caldwell of
Waterford left the first part of the
week for Florida, where they will
make an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Chamblin
have returned to Purcellville after
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Chamblin's parents at Christian
burg, Va.
Commemorative Attorney Charles
r. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison have
returned to Leesburg from Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.
Prof. and Mrs. Kyle Westover
and their son, Billy Westover. have
returned to Morgantown, w. Va. af-
ter spending the holidays with Mrs.
Westover's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William o. Russell, at their home in
Waterford. Prof. Westover teaches in
the. University of West Virginia, at
Morgantown.
Mrs. Jean Coleman Miller returned
to her school duties as elementary
supervisor of schools in York and
Warwick Counties today after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
mother, Mrs. w. P. Coleman. at West
wood, near Waterford. Other guests
in the Coleman home are Mr. and
Mrs. George Grille and their daugh-
ter, Of Washington.
Mrs. Henry B. Cole land her son,
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Chevy Chase Residents
Give Holiday Parties
Mr.. and Mrs Mountford Hosts at Columbia
Country Club-Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Pitt. Jr.. Entertain

R. AND MRS. NATHANIEL N MOUNTFORD were hosts New
M Columbia Country Club in honor Of their
and daughter Lieut. and Mrs. D. A. Powell,
Burnsvle c. who with their Douglas
Powell jr, are their house guests.
and Mountord will entertain at tea this afternoon
from to o'clock for Lieut. and Powell Mount
table by Flavela Koss
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Miss Helen Spiess
ToWed Mr.. Morgan

Mr.. md Mrs. Louis Spiess an
nounce che approaching marriage Of
their deaShter. Helen j., to Mr..
Charles ". Morgan. son Of Mrs. r. F.
Pole. which will take place January
80 in the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

Ben Cole. jr., returned to their home.
in Hamilton, Monday following a
weeks stay with relatives in Newport
News. Va.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

Guards Against Pests.
California inspects all cars entering
its borders to prevent entry Of insect
pests.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

.Tunas. Y otra vez, la fatalidad
10 vapulea: preparadas sus fuer
zas para ell asalto, establecidas
las consignas, al romper ell fue-
go, Sc desconocen, Y Sc arreme-
ten con furia unos a otros. En-
tanto, la tropa espahola, que
comprende Ell error sufrido. les
carga rapidamente. Persegui-
dos de cerca, como venados per
jauria hambrienta, logran algu-
nos ganar ell bosque: AgSiero
entire estos. Sano Y salvo aun-
que maltrecho, espera todavia
confiado, noticias de otros levan
tamientos. Mas, TODD en- vano!
Con Agiero escaparon tres
mas: Miguel Benavides, ubaldo
y Adolfo Pierra. Los
cuatro despues de dos dias de
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en- el programsa' de los campeones
: eIitaIano Ambefs, Ross, ApostoL y Jeffra

New York, sep. A.-Mas de
45j 1000 .personas asistigon ayeA
a Polo Grounds a presenciar Ell
programa de cuatro campeones
ofrecido por Ell empresari@ Mike
Jacobs.
Dos nuevos campeones surgie
ron de esos combaten, Fred A
postoli, vencedor del gallo Mar
eel Thil, Y Harry Jeffra eel tia
liano de Baltimore. Retuvieron
sus coronas, Lou Ambers, Ell ita
liano de Herkimer, y Barney
Ross, ell hebreo de Chicago.
La Ultima pelea de la noche,
la de Sixto Esdbar y Jeffra,
result6 interesantisima.
Ell programa Sc desenvolvi6
en- cuatro horas y media.
Parte del p1blico protest6 del
triunfo concedido ga Ross, por-
que en- ell 15o asalto cast Sc halla
ba a punto de caer a la Iona, can
sado y aturdido.
Sc habfa calculado que la
pelea Pedro Montanez-Ambers
resultaria sensational, pero no
fue asf. Montanez, por razones
desconocidas, persistia en- aga
rrarse y pelear de cerca, TODD
10 contrario de 10 que hiciera en-
sus anteriores peleas. Ell publ
co pedia acci6n, disgustado con
la actitud del puertorriqueho.
Los inteligentes no pueden
dar una explicaci6n satisfacto-
ria de la conducta de I'm p1gil
que no habia sido derrotado en-
los Estados Unidos y que en- un
"bout' anterior habfa derrota-
do a Ambers.
Algunos de los observadores
estiman que en- la lacha por re-
bajar su peso a las 1876 libras
Montanez Sc debilit6 mas de 10
que 81 mismo habfa calculado.
Ambers Sc aprovech6 de la a.
parente impotencia de su adver-
sario para ganar puntos y lu-
cir mucho mejor de 10 que en-
realidad es.
Fue la primera derrota de
Pedro luego de 26 victorias con-
secutivas en- los cuadrilateros
americanos.
Verdaderamente sensational
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qeu circulaban, hostiles a Espa-

qeu circulaban, hostiles a Espa-
ia, prefiri6 a la ciudad abyec-
ia ell monte puro. Y al monte
fuese seguido de nueve compa-
neros. Declarado rebelde, deter
nina fomentar una revoluci6n
en- contra del poder espanol, lie
vando como ideal la libertad e
independence de Cuba. Movien
dose de un lado a otro, esqui-
vando encuentros, logra reunir
unos sesenta hombres dispues-
tos como 81 a combatir. A todos
previene v les hace conocer ell
objeto de la revolucion, Pero la
10 persigue, y su cam
pamento es asaltado. Dispersa
su genie huge por los manigua-
les .Reorganizades de nuevo,
Ell plan de atacar q las
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

ganas, tenian en- aquellos ITEM
pos, los pobres cubanos! En-
mas de una OCCASION trataron de
complicarlo en- supuestas cons
piraciones. Deseoso de alejar de
SUI persona estas sospechas, Sc
fue a los Estados Unidos, lugar
donde solo permaneci6 unos
tres meses. A su regreso, vi6se
nuevamente sometido a interro-
gatorios, terminates los cuales
pas6 al campo, a cuyas faenas
Sc dedic6 duramente algunos a.
nos. Despues de un viaje a Ca
narias, a donde fuera ansioso
de promover la immigration
blanca, Sc estableci6 de nuevo
en- Camagiey.
Senalado en- 1851, como au-
tor de los fOlletos Z proctanaas
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bana donde Sc gradu6 de Bachi

bana donde Sc gradu6 de Bachi-
Her en- Leyes. Y 81 no Sc hizo
abogado, como era su deseo, fue
debido a que, enfermo su padre,
10 llamaron precipitadamente
para confiarle la direction de
sus i~ntereses. A POGO de encon-
trarse de nuevo en- su ciudad
natal ,el amor, siempre vigil
lante, 10 encaden6 con sus dull
ces cadenas. Noses despues de
formar su hogan, lie dijeron a.
dos para siempre, uno tras
otro, su madre y su padre. A
la muerte de seres tan queri-
dos, tom6 possession de una con-
siderable fortuna. Dueno de es-
ia, no pens6, como la juventud
|alocada, en- hacerse I'm palacio
y yiyir en- Ia holganzaa sine en
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

Vagar a la ventura, de sufrir
namore Y sed, llegaron a la ha-
clenda Ell Jtcaro. ALI Sc reu-
nen con otros compaheros. Du-
rahte su permanencia en- esta
INCA, tuvieron en- mas de una
'ocaslon que salir huyendo de Ia
p~efsecuciSn de la tropa espano-
ia 0 de las partidas de campo
sinos mandadas por capitanes
ae partido. Conocida una pro-
ciama del general Iemery. en-
"a cual este ofrecia indulto a
los que sc acogieran de nuevo a
"a iey' Aguero deia en- libertad
aecl6n a los que lie habfan
seguldo, Cinco juraron aconpa-
hasta 10: dltir'o, resueltos
a morir con el. Y estos cinco CO.
'1sasaroa una odisea triste, es-
- -
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
C~APABLANCA PASO
AL CUARTO LUGAR

Semmerhlg, Austria, Sep. "a.
Eos ajedrecistas americanos
Samuel Reshevsky y Reuben Fl
ne completaron la partida entire
ellos e hicieron tablas a los 95
movimientos. Fine Sc mantiene
en- ell segundo puesto Y Reshevs
ky desplazo a Capablanca del
tercero.
AL final Fine tenia un Caba-
Hero y dos peones contra ell Obs
'po de su rival.
Para la decima etapa del tor
neo aparecen aparejados Rago-
sin contra Reshevsky, Elisha
ses contra Capablanca, Petrov
contra Flohr Y Fine contra Ke-
res.
FL maestro de Estonia, Paul
Heres, prosigue en- Ell primer lu-
gar, con Z v~ictorias y 2 derro :
tas, 10 que lie garantiza va, sal
vo un fen6meno, la victoria def
nitiva. Fine lie sigue, en- Ell Sc
gundo, con 81 y 81; Reshevs-
ky, 5 y.3; Capablanca, S y 4;
Flohr, Al y ]; Ragosin, S12 y
5R; Eliskases, 219 Y 81, y Pc
trov, 2 y 6.
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result6 la pelea entire Ross y eli
filipino Garcia.
Combate sangriento~y al lie
gar ell 15o ell hebreo va no podia
resistir mas. y
Primero Ross hiri6 a Garcia,
en- la celia izquierda, y la san
gre empez6 a m4nar en- album
dancia. FL filipino descarg6 en-
tonces un formidable pufietazo
Y Ross comenz6 a sangrar de la
nariz.
Ell hebreo recibi6 una ire
menda golpizase en- los 1ltipos
cuatro asaltos, pero habfa acu-
mulado muchos puntos en- la pri
mera parte del match.
Marcel Till tenfa puntos de
ventaja sobre Apostoli cuando
la pelea lego al noveno asalto.
Entonces Ell frances recibi6 una
herida en- ell parpado derecho v
ell arbitro crey6 de su deber po-
ner termino al match, declaran-
do vencedor a Apostoli, en- ell de-
elmo.
Sixto EScobar inici6 su pelea
cen Jeffra de manera brillante
y gan6 los cuatro primeros asal
tos, pero despues ell italiano a.
taco y gan6 todos los asaltos
hasta ell 130.
Escobar volvi6 de nuevo a la
ofensiva y gan6 por amplio
margen ell 10 ell 150.
Ell italiano Sc aprovech6 con
frecuencia de su mayor estatu-
"a y alcance de brazos.
Mike Jacobs asegura que So
10 pagaron $4,000 personals, pc
no que presenciaron La pelea
mas de $4,000, con I'm rendi-
miento de 1882, ga.
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NUEVA VICTORIA DE LOS
GIGANTES

81 pitcher Melton intervino
en- ell momento final y ayud6 a la
victoria de sus clubs contra los
Cubs. Esto parece significar
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

TRAFALGAR y serle it'll a los suyos
v a su pals. Y fue su primer ac-'
to p1blico entonces, fundar una
escuela gratuita en- Guaimaro.
En- page de acci6n tan genera
sa, ell Gobierno local lie di6 las
gracias y la Sociedad Econ6mi-
ga lie CONTRIB ell titulo de socio
de merito.
Llevado de su alma liberal,
de su corazon bondadoso, conci-
bio ell prop6sito de dar libertad
a los esclavos que habia hereda-
do. Y 10 realiz6. Arranque inau-
ditto para los que traficaban con
carne humana, fue interpretado
infamemente por Ell Gobierno,
que 10 someti6 a procedimientos
lecivos. mi derecho a hacer de
10 propio, 10 que le Ninisra en-
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
rRIu I1rgTI
NO Sc PRESENTO a. COM
BATIR Ell. OPONENTE DE
STRICKLAND

La pelea principal de la Aca-
demia de Jim Downing Sc de-
rrumb6 anoche euando no sc
present6 a pelear, aunque 10 ha-
bfa prometido, ell j6ven Yancy
Miller, de Fort Myers.
Bill Strickland de st. Peters
burg, Sc vic sin cdndario y Ell
arbitro cancel6 la pelea.
Norman Rasmussen, 81 j6ven
de Zephyrhillls, hizo tablas con
Don Williams. ef yeterano de
st. Petersburg. Ramussen pare
clio aturdido en- los dos Rrimeres
asaltos, Pero en- ell tercero di6
una notable demonstration y los
jueces otorgaron ell empate!e
Belarmino Martinez, de Tam
pa, puso a dormir a Sam Young
en- ell segundo asalto. Martinez
derrib6 a su contrario por la
cuenta de nueve, en- Ell primer
asalto.
Despues complete la obra ,en
ell segundo, con una derecha por
la mandfbula.
Willard Whitehurst, ell astro
de Plant City, puso a dormir a
Double Shuttle Jerico, de st.
Petersburg, con una derecha a
la mandfbula, en- ell segundo asal
to.
Pat Morror venci6 a Nelson
Fretto, por nocaut tecnico; Syl-
wan Kirk venci6 a Gabe Her.
nande0; Peter Celaya triunf6
pc rnocaut tecnico sobre Tony
Modal Buddy Whitehead supe-
re a Young Salgado, Y Jose Mar
tinez derrib6 en- Ell primer asal-
to a Danny Harper.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
LA GACETA

u peri6dico en- idiOma Espaiol
ae mas circulation en- Tampa
Nactoriano Manteiga, Editor
inscription semanal: 20 cents
1908 70. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
DEPORTES
ALLEN LUCIA
RA CON GEORGE HAGEN

FL campe6n de luchas de la
Florida, ell corpulento Allen Eus
tace, de Kansas, "peleara' con
George Hagen, excampe6n de
los marines, ell pr6ximo lunes,
en- Benjamin Field.
Eustace ha resuelto defender
su tftulo contra ell invasor, ere
yendo que podra dominarlo y
vencerlo antes de media bora.
Hagen, estima que la repu-
taci6n de Allen no es justa, en-
10 que al pals respecta, Y estima
que lograra probarlo.
"En las principales ciudades,
dice Hagen, mi nombre repre-
senta un valor positive, 10 que
de Eustace no puede decidirse.
He luchado con tan habiles HON
bres como ffEstrangulador"
Lewis, Dick Shikat y Jim Lon
dos. Rete a Marshall, pero no
quiso aceptar ell match.
Rudy Miller eel empresario,
acord6 fijar al combate I'm II
mite de so minutes.
Tony Cancela no aparece en-
ell programa de esta semana.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
La Gaceta Folletin No. 3
T BONEL
PROCERE
ENSAYOS

tt, y va Joaquin de Agiero o.
frendaba su existencia por la
misma causa que la ofrendaron
mas tarde, Ell primero en- San
Lorenzo, ell segundo en- Dos
Rios.
Fruto de un matrimonio hon
RADIO, vino a la vida en- Cana
gtiey. En- la propia casa tuvo su
primer maestro. Luego. Luego
recibi6 esmerada educaci6n en-
las mejores escuelas de la ciu-
dad. Mas tarde. vino a Ia Ha-
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

Las Panteras de Plant juga-
ran con la Ola Dorado de B&a-
denton, en- Palmetto City hoy
por la hoche.
Ell director Hughes anuncia
la siguiente alirteaci6n contra
los jovenes de Bradenton: al
Stanley, Calvin McNab, Esagene
Hunter, Bryson Worley, Frank
McMichael, Snanppy Bryah..,
Frank Pemberton, Tommy Quin
by, Jack Jones, Boykin McDuf-
file Y Roy Saxon.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24
FOOTBALL
LOS TERRIERS CONTRA
Ell

Jugaran hoy en- ell terreno de
Plant, a las cuatro de la tarde,
los Terriers de Hillsborough
contra las 'panterillas' del ms
tituto de Mulberry.
Los Terriers parecen hallarse
en- forma perfecta, bajo la direc
ci6n de Walter Burrell.
La primera Inca de los estu-
diantes locales estara tornado
por Guy Tompkins, Annette
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

LECCIONES de guitar4a Ha-
waiiana, dadas con Ell meier nae
TODD que existe. Rssultsdos in
mediatos. Conservatorio de Mi
sica Honolslu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y FLORIDA. Te-
lefono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-09-24

Taylor Manuel Fernt--sz, Her
bert Robson, Benny Lane, Jose
Ferpandez, Harry Parham,
Tom Nv Young, Mahon Myers,
Benz Fernandez v Joe Murrel.
Raul Vega esta lstinHado =
probablemente no jugara en- da
tarde dc hoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

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bus stop; delightful room, large closet,
excellent bed, unlimited phone; gentlemen
preferred Catholic household; reference.
reasonable Cleveland 5SIH
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Supper-dance, Phi Delta Epsilon
Fraternity, Shoreham Hotel, 9 pm.
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