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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-17

Here are three men leading the al
ready active opposition against the
dictatorship of Brazil's President
GetuIio Vargas. Top, Armando
Sales de Olivera, who was presi-
Dental candidate before the Vargas
coup. and is now under arrest for
his own protection" Center, Gen.
lose Antonio Flores da Cunha is
gathering Brazilian emigres in Uru-
quay and Argentina for active OPP
position to Vargas, and below, Plino
Salgado, leader Of the Brazilian
Fascist Green Shirts, who, ironic-
ally enough, opposes Vargas.
Central PYessl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-17

Pictured they Ugolni
and her baby daughter who born board The baby
baptized the ships chapel by Chaplain Umbero Cassan
christene Angela Maria Regina Mrs Ugo ron
her husband at Highwood. Ill. central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-17

William E. Chapman (above) has
been reassigned as American Con-
sui at Bilbao, Spain. This consti-
tutes neither direct nor indirect
diplomatic recognition of the Span
ish rebel regime, the United States
State Department declares. In re-
opening the Bilbao consulate. Chap
man has been instructed to assume
no diplomatic duties.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-17

DR.. Jean Broadhurst, professor of
5acteriology at Columbia univer-
sity, New York City, has located
the virus which causes measles.
The discovery, it is said, will per-
nit doctors to identify and quar-
antine cases Of measles several
days earlier than previously pos
sible.
Central Pre6a
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
BY HARRISON CARROLL
International News Service

HOLLYWOOD, May 27.-Ace
makeup men, who claim they can
cover anything, found themselves
stumped yesterday when petite
Pauline Moore arrived for work
in Born Reckless" at goth Cen
tury-Fox. In her haste to get to
the studio on time, Pauline dashed
her head against the door frame
of her swanky little car-and what
a noggin! There was no way to
cover up the egg-shaped eruption,
and Pauline will appear for the
moment only in those scenes re.
curing her to wear hat.
Pauline has been somewhat of a
problem to Malcolm st. Clair, di-
recting the picture. She's left
handed-maybe that's how she got
the bump. There is scene in the
picture where she must open a taxi
door with her right hand. It had
to be retaken five times before she
overcame her impulse to use her
left hand.
But, despite her left-handed-
ness, Pauline has another accom-
plishment. She's called "the girl
with the microscopic handwrit-
ing" so delicate is her calligraphy.
Pauline says you ought to see her
mothers.
"She writes me two siX-page let
tiers a week-each compressed into
a single postal card" Pauline de-
clares.
The unseasonably chilly weather
around these parts has put Gladys
George to watching very carefully
over the health of her husband,
Leonard Penn. When he opened
his makeup case he found enough
stuff packed in it for a weekend
trip. Included were two pairs of
heavy wool socks to guard him
against cold tootsies.
Robert Kent and his wife, Astrid
Allwyn, are making a fine invest
ment in furnishing their new
Hollywood home with Georgian
antiques. They found yesterday
their purchases have increased 10
per cent in value the past four
months. They're still hunting
for dining-room furniture. Kent,
young Twentieth Century-Fox
star, says they may be eating on
a card table, sitting on camp
stools, for some time to come yet.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
Perry Tennis
In Movies

Fred Perry, three times world
tennis champion, and the out
standing player of Great Britain's
Davis Cup teams reveals many Of
the secrets of his racquet wizardry
in his first screen appearance in
the M.G-M two-reeler, tennis
Tactics" which Ioew's Palace will
present Friday in connection with
the showing of its feature film,
This Is My Affair"
The forehand drive, backhand
drive, overhead smash, serve, re-
turning the serve, back body move
ment, returning the volley, volley-
ing at net, difficult angle shots,
trick shots; these and many more
Perry discloseS in this action-filled
motion picture subject that holds
interest both for tennis enthuSi.
aSts and layrnen alike.
Tennis Tactics" is both an in
Structional and entertaining sub
ject.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
Gay Romance
At Keith's

That mans here again. You
know, the wealthy boss who
doesn't know that he is in love
with his faithful secretary until it
begins to look as If he is to lose
her. Love sort of sneaks up on
him, as it were.
And that woman's here again,
too. You know, the lovely, eff
cient person who so adoreS her
boss that she will do anything he
asks. Of course, she won't tell
him that she loves him; she won't
even hint at it, in the many clever
ways that woman can do it.
They call the new picture which
opened yesterday at RcK-O-Keith's
Theater, LAS Good AS Married"
Sylvia waits on Alexander hand
and foot, from taking his dictation
at all hours of the night to mixing
him up a dose of bicarbonate of
soda whenever he comes to work
with a hangover. Which is nearly
every morning. For Alexander is
a gay architect, with Scads of
money and the gals running after
him in droveS.
One day Alexander takes Syl-
Was breath away by asking her
to do him little favor. And, my
lads and lassies, what do you think
that favor is? He merely wishes
his secretary to marry him. But
not because he loves her. No, sir !!
1t is to be merely wedding con-
venience.
AS a married man, according to
the laws of sunny California, Alex
ander will be able to save 40 per
cent on his income tax; also he
will be immune from any more
breach of promise suits. And
Sylvia loves the darn fool so
much she agrees to his PROPOSE
ton.
Right from the very first day Of
wedlock, Alexander begins paying
no more attention to Sylvia than
if they had been married 10 years.
However, after Alex has seen his
bride in a low-cut evening gown
and heard other men saying nice
things about her-he's as eager
to kiss her as Johnny is his mama
when he wants an ice-cream cone.
While there are laugh-provok-
ing scenes in GAS Good AS Mar
ried" and a Woodworking cast,
the picture is not as amusing as
it might have been. It needs
bright dialogue and antic direc-
ton. The best comedy work is
done by Alan Mowbray and Doro-
thea Kent. John Boles and Doris
Nolan are the stars.
The Pathe news reel and an
animated cartoon complete the
program.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
Broadway For
College Park

S. E. Cochran, former manager
of the National Theater, founder
and sponsor of the National Thea
ter Players, which furnished de-
voices of the drama with warm
weather attractions for IL years,
comes up with the definite an
nouncement that he will present
for a limited season of ten weeks
his National Players in a roper
toire of current stage successes,
revivals of famous plays, and pos
Sibly new play prior to Broad
way" using the language Of the
theater.
The policy that will prevail will
be a continuation of his last sea-
son at the National-an all pro
feSsional resident company aug
mented each week with a visiting
star.
| This plan proved highly success
full at the National when he
brought on Ethel Barrymore in
a revival of 1.-The Constant Wife"
and "Declassee," and Florence
Reed in her greatest success,
Shanghai Gesture"
Thus the dream Of a summer
theater will come true with a dig
nified and most befitting setting
the University of Maryland Thea
ter at College Park, Md.
Within easy driving distance Of
Washington, and with the many
network of roads from all sections
of the city that lead directly to
College Park the location is ideal
and the spaciousness of the build
ing with its glass roof that opens,
making drama under the stars"
possible, but at the same time pro-
tecting the audience from the ele-
ments of weather, inSures the
drama-minded of a cool and pleas
ant evening in the theater.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27

PHIL REGAIN, who has
deserted Hollywood for q
brief personal appearance
tour of theaters. The tenor
will be the Capitors head
liner beginning Friday.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27

CLOCK

RcK.O S-Doris Nolan,
John Boles, LAS Good AS Mar
ried," 1853 a. m. 1853, 1858,
5:53, 1888, 9:53 p. m.
RIALT O-Robert Donot, "The
Ghost Goes West" 1870, 4:24,
TIT, 1910 .. m. Miriam Hop
kins, "Barbary Coast" ESQ,
5:44, 8:37 p. m.
LITTLE Mango, Claude Rains,
Crime without Passion" 11:55,
a. M, 1854, 1858, $50, 1852,
9:52 p. m.
EARLE-George Brent, Anita
Louise. 1.-THE Go Getter," II
a. M. 1870, 4:25, 7:15, 9:55
p. m. Stage, Guy Lombardo,
12:45, 3:35, $50. 9:O5 p. m.
METROPOLITAN-John Trent,
"A Doctors Diary" 1920 a. M,
1:25, $3.50, $50, 1885. $40 p. m.
CAPITOL-Wallace Berry, Una
Merkel. 1.-THE Good Old Soak, ="
10:45 a. m. 1875. 4:25, 7:05,
9:55 p. m. Stage, Paul White
man, 1890, 1920, sos, S:55 p. m.
PALACE-Norma Shearer, Les
lie Howard, Romeo and Juliet"
II a. m, 1:40, 4:20, Z, 9:35 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Alice Faye, Ben Der.
ME, Wake Up and Live" 11:15
a. M, 1:20, 1925. 5:35, 7:40,
9:45 p. m.
BELASCO-Simone Simon, "Lac
Aux Danes" 1920, 4:45, 8:15
p. M; Charles Boyer, lie Bon.
heur," 1880 a. m. 2:55, 6:25.
9:59 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-Co Continuous shows
IS minutes. 10 a. m. to IL p. m.
HOWARD-Virginia Bruce, Mel
vyn Douglas, Women of Clam.
our" 1890, 3, $50, 8, 1920
p. m. Stage: 1.-THE Characters, "
1850, 4:2O, $50. 9:15 p. m.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
Scion To RING
CowbeII

The baseball season officially
opens with the throwing of the
first ball, and the Roadside sea.
son does likewise with the first
ringing of the cowbell! This year,
that privilege has been spoken for
by a layman, Claude Parsons, Rep
resentative from Illinois.
Representative Parsons made
the first reservation for the open.
ing night, June IA, of 1.-THE Wizard
of Wave," and insisted that his
precedence be formally recognized
by the barn theater players. Upon
consultation, the board decided
that he should WELD the cowbell
to warn the first-nighters that the
curtain was about to rise on the
1887 season!
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
L Cover HOII YWOOGl

Albert NORM, the Frenchman
with an exaggerated sense of
humor, is satisfied at last Direc-
tor Clarence Brown was not RIB
bling" him when he gave him a
part in Greta CARLOS new picture.
Albert thought Brown was getting
even for his joke of trying to sell
the director his own dog. Brown
had NORM thrown into a pond to
even that score.
Jack Conway, one Of M-G-M's
ace directors, has gained so much
weight the past few months he
must go out and purchase himself
a brand-new wardrobe. Too bad
Jack looked so snappy in the buds
he must discard.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
New Program
ForTrons-Lux

The short subjects appearing in
the TranSLux program beginning
Friday, May %, are headed by the
March of Time" Its three cpl
sodes bear the names respectively
~. S. Employment" Puzzle
Prizes" and Irish Republic
1887" and each, in itself, is an
Illuminating and informing docu-
ment, as we'll as being intensely
interesting entertainment.
The theater is air-conditioned
for comfort in all seasons.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27
Interpreter

Keye Luke, Canton-born, Amer
ican-educated young actor, who
plays the role of Warner Glands
son in Goth Century-Fox's Charlie
Chan" mysteries, donates the time
necessary to translate the consider.
able amount of fan mail GLAND re-
ceives from Chinese in this and
other countries.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

la cual arranca, erecto, I'm mas
til nematado por una reluclente
bola do lat6n. En- 81 liza Silber-
stein los dias de las grandes So
lemnidades-la fiesta del cum
pleahos del Kaiser, ell dia del
XIV aniversario del Cuerpo lo-
cal de bomberos, los festivales
de los orfeones y las fiestas que
rreras, el aniversario de Sc
dan...-una bandera enorme
con los dolores nacionales, que
ell aire despiiega en- TODD su es-
plendor Y que a veces tiene los
mowmientos Noluptuosos de
una serpiente harta.
Los que quieren NAL a Sill
berstein dicen que ell conner
ciante Sc aprovecha de la en-
seha patri6tica para hacsr la
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Ell vasco lsldoro GaZt2naga
$. "calent6" aver con la escsSez
de p1blico, pr6ducida por la lN-
via que estuyo cayendo durants
la tarde y laS primeras horas de
"a noche, Y en- ell primer asalto
! puso a dormir a su contrario de
Carolina del Sur, "pobre diablo'
Jack Denning.
De no haber sido por la lluvia
por ell "frio" en- las taquillas,
9robablemente Isidoro lie hubie-
ra dado a su oponente un mayor
n1mero de asaltos para caer a
la Iona.
Al comenzar la acci&n Ell vas
co dej6 ir la mano izquisrda a
la mandfbula de Jack Y lie derri-
be a la Iona por la cuenta de
nueve.
Denning, que parece uh gla-
diador de la novena fila, Sc le-
vant6 como Dios lie do a enten-
der y trat6 de agararse.
Nuevo punetazo de izquierda
de Gaztafaga y Denning Gays
por la cuenta d~efinitiva.
Tuvieron que recogerlo y rea
nimarlo con sales, aqua Y otros
recursos.
Ell director de Jack lego a
Greer que Gaztahaga lie habfa
pegado con un martillo de here
70.
Jim Downing reali0a gestio-
mes para lograr que Buddy Baer
venga a Tampa a pelear con Isl
doro, 81 Ell vasco derrota a Lipps
Vicente Sereci, ell italiano de
la izqrierda Irresistible" ven
clio por nocaut t&cnico, en- ell
cuarto asalto, a Rudy War, un
pdgil local. War cay6 a la Iona
sobre su cara, con golpes de IL
quierda v de derecha. Entonces
sus segundos tiraron la toalia
para evitarle mayor castigo.
va en- ell primer asalto Sc lie
hobfa hecho una cuenta de nue.
We segundos. Una pelea desi :
quail, tanto como Ia primsra.
Ollie Joyner, de Bradenton,
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

dido en- una casa de banos, mi
rando por las rendijas para yer
a las chicas banarse. Nj ha en-
senado tampoco a una mucha-
cha a montar en- bicicleta por
una carretera, a la cafda de la
tarde, sosteniendola en- ell sillin,
mientras ell aire lie levantaba la
faida. Nj ha luchado en- ell pra-
do con una chica, por broma, nj
notado que la broma Sc conver-
tia de pronto en- veras, y uno
no Sc quedaba ~contento hasta
que no la derribaba y Ia hacia
caer de espaldas.
Ferd no saba nj guerra saber
NADIA de este. Ferd era un he
roe. I'm ideal. Pero sin miste-
trio...
Yo jure seguirie las huellas q
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

este misterio que flota en- ell aire
v 10 llena TODD, hasta descubrir-
10, aunque todos los mayores Sc
juramentasen para ocultarme-
10. Seguramente es I'm misterio
malo. Pero ell saber una cosa ma
la es mas tolerable que ell sospe-
charla.
IDe modo que voy a romper
ell juramento que lie he hecho a
mi amigo?
-Pero no-pense para mi;
no necesito faltar a 81, por
que 10 que yo quiero no es tener
ana muchacha, sino yer con mis-
propios ojos como eS cuando sc
tiene...
Y muy contento de este razo-
iRamiento, que me libraba de
Ia deshOnfa de i'm perjurio sin
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

propaganda de sus telas; es
decir, por puro mercantilismo
La bandera de Silberstein es,
en- efecto, la mas grande y her.
mosa de toda la villa, v su
dueno no la aria aunque la
lluvia la empape Y ponga fla
cia y ell viento la azote contra
los hilos del TELEGRAPH como I'm
trapo abandonado.
ii Aja!-exclaman los ma
ledicentes-. Ell judo auiere
demostrarnos 10 buena que son
sus telas.
La situaci6n de Silberstein
no era facil.
81 izaba la bandera lie mote
jaban de "astuto judio''; 81 no
la izaba, ihabfa que or por la
noche ell sstrepito, Ia eencerra-
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
Jose Lus Bob Past pelearaS esta noche
Ell negro posee mfegor habilidad, ~potencia :
de punos y experienced

New York, Enero 29--No
obstante ell gran interes desper-
tado por la pelea Jose Luis!Bob
Pastor, todos los expertos con-
vienen en- asegurar que Ell negro
vencera a SUI contrario, por no
caut, antes del deciWo asalto.
AunqS los crfticos Sc eqfi :
vocaron una vezocone Luis, sslec
cionandolo para veneer ssSch-
melin, hoy de nuevo 4 reiteran
VI corfianza al "dinamice dc
Detroit. las apuestas SCI man
tienen de 8 a / en- favor de- ne
gro.
Luis, a jufcio de los inteIigen
tes, posee mayer experienced,
1~estreza Y potencia de pufios.
Sc reconoce gu Bob es un jo-
venS valiente que pega duro y
per 10 tanto tine algunas proba
bilidades de veneer, pero muy
pocas.
Ell exfutbolista de la Univer-
sidad de New York Sc propone
atacar al negro con la derecha,
sin retrocedsr, abrigando Ia es-
peranza de "conectarle" v tirar
10 a Ia iona,
James j. Johnston, eli empire
sarfo de la Madison Square Gar
den. ha dicho que Pastor "aplaa
tara" al negro con su potente
mano derecha.
BESIDE que Schmeling ls derro
tara, 81 a1o pasado, Luis ha vsE
cido, por nocaut, a Jack Shar-
key, Al Ettore, Jorge Brescia,
Eddie Simms y Stanley Ket
c.lell.
A Simms, un gladiator que
derrib6 seis veces a Pastor, k
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

puso a dormir en- 26 segundos
de combate.
La pelea sera dada por la Ra-
dio, estaci6n WMCA de Nsas
York.
Hasta la noche del jueves Sc
habian vendido papeletas con
I'm precio en- conjunto de Gin :
,len.a mil pesos. Esperase que
Ease de 100000 pesos la recaa-
laci6n total en- las taquillas.
iVeces y Ell arbitro seran
nun9 SECS por la comisi6n at
5'ic8 del estado po.o antes de
ampezar el combate.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
LEON SILBESTEIN

La casa en- que vive Leon Sill
bernstein da a la plaza del mer-
cado. Els una casa grande, con
una faehada ancha y clara, PIN
tada de amarillo, y montantes
verdes. I'm gran tablero que CO.
RE sobre las. ventanas del piso
bajo anuncia en- elegantes le-
tras encarnadas: David Silber
stein & Co. Panos al per mayer
y al detalle."
Encima de la palabra "Da-
vid" avanza un balc6n con ba-
iaustrada de hierro fundido, de
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

ia y los gritos injuriosos con
que lie asediaban los buenos ma
triotas!
Por fin, despues de muchas
cavilaciones, Sc decide por.la
seduction positiva. Preferia- ma
sar por un avido mercader q
lnfundir sospechas de socialis.
mo.
La tienda de David Silber-
stein tiene ocho eseaparates,
oonde ell comerciante exhibe
su gran variedad de telas. Per-
cal rayado, a cuadros v con flo
res, para los mandiles. las a
vas y las blusas de las aldea-
mas; pleas de lienzo, sabanas.
aimohadas finas con borda-
oos; manteles; mandiles YER
ses y azules para los talabarta-
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
Gaztanaga puso a donkr
aDenning en- Ell primer asato
La izquierda del vasco produjo Ell derrumbe de
LAS aspiraciones de Denning

hizo de nuevo tablas con Buddy
Sshildnecht, de Kansas City.
Ninguno de los contendiehteC ca
70 a la Iona.
! Tiger Burns yenci6 pr no i.
caut tecnieo a Manuel MQpis&en
ell tercer asaIto. Una hetf ida so
bre Ell ojo izquierdo de NMonis
hizoeque ell &rbitro Sc intA'pusie
ra yHiera termino al conDate.
Tai as Sc declare la pelea en-
tire Cowboy Jones, de Lake Wa
les, y Mike Firpo, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
CHINO A PELEARA
CON DEAN

Ell hombre que derrot6 a Chi
no Alvarez en- la ciudad de New
York, pero que no lie vencera en-
Tampa, Norman Quarles. no
vendra a esta eiudad por aho-
IA.
BESIDE su pelea CON Alvarez
han bajado las acciones de Quar-
les, que Ia senana pasada fue
derrotado, en- Miami, por Tom
my SPECIAL.
Para Alvarez Sc traera a
Johnny Dean, an boxeadOr in
ferior, derrotado hace pocos
dfas en- Miami por un pdgil muy
conocido en- Tampa Y que NO pue
de compararse con Chino.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
LA OPOSICION DEL
EJERCrTO EN- CONRA
DE G.
; Ell NueUo Nripber M1aistro
DesplegG HGbiliddd

Toxic, enero 29.-Aumenta
la oposici6n del ej6rcito contra
ell Dombramiento del yefferal u
gaki, exgoberpador de Corea
para primer nd nistrok Eizo IL
hizuka, consejero priVkdo, visi-
rs al general condo T@rzuchi y
lie dijo que la oposici61a del ejer-
cito aeun hombre que ri Emp
radog hab{a designado era StaI
car las prerrogativas Imperial
les.
POGO despuses ell ministerio de
la guerra &ba una nota asegu-
rando qYe Ell e5ercito no trata-
ba de cdartar las prerrogativas
imperiales. 4ns&s1
Anuncian los peri6dicos que
ell generSSTerarchi sera vista
do por Ell general Ugaki y los
dos conferenciaran sobre las
condolences que sxisten en- ell e.
jercito.
Ugaki viene dando pruebas
de gran habilidad, pero ell M
historic de la guerra contin1a
bloqueando sus esfuerzos para
formar gabinete.
Aseg1rase que ell general Te-
raUchi, en- case de fracaso, Sc
"a llarmado a formar gahinete.
Todos los peri6dicos publican
editoriales demandando que Sc
de al general Ugaki una opor-
tunidad de gobernar.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
La Gaceta FoIletin No. 20
LOS QUE TENAMOS
Eruesto Glaeser
DOCE AMOS

to dc Ia yegua, que tante miedo
me metio. Solo me die una or
den y una prohibition.
Claro que yO lie engane GUAM
do cerre los ojos y me imagine
que sus labios sran los labios de
una muchacha.
Pero quiza Ell misterio requie-
re mentir.
Eerd no Quiere que Sc lie ha-
ble del misterio. Ell no ha mira
do en- ell Diccionario, como yc
ciertas palabras, nj Sc ha eseoa
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Bob Pastor tendra que haeer
I'm "milagro" para derrotar es-
ia noche al negro Jose Luis.
Los inteligentes pueden equi-
vocarse, pero es mejor perder
con ellos que con los "necios" q.
pronostican 81 triunfo de Pas
tor.
Cuando los "expertos" esco :
gen a Luis, razones de peso ten
dram en- apoyo de 81 opinion.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Paris. enero 8oy
a pronunciar su primera eOna
rencia contra el gobierno de Jo-
Sc Stain en- Russia, mataron en-
Ell Bosque de Bolonia, a tiros, a
Dimitri Novashine, exrepresen
ante en- ell e%xtranjero y eneVi-
20 que era de Stain.
Navashine fue director del
Banco del Soviet en- Paris Y per
suadio a homRres como Herriot,
1otAnatoles de pnzie a bis
ar mejores relaciones con la
Russia Soviet.
U~ltimamente, y en particular
esde la ejecuci6n de sus ami
gos Kameneff y Z~inovieff, Ma
1ashine trataba de. conveneer a
sus amiS nara que
no p~usieran mpcha coHianza
en- Ell gobierno de Moscou.
Gregorio Piatakoff, que aho-
"a es juzgado en- Moscou, tam
|5ien era amigo del asesinado.
La victima, que era I'm nota-
bic economists, acostImbraba a
paseare por ell Bosque de Bolo-
mia. en- horas de la maiiana. Una
.deylas personals que transitaba
Fp6 Ell Bosque vic correr al a.
sesino y 10 persigui6, pero mo
pudo af.anzarlo.
Los prcyectiles de la pistola
del asesino lie alcanzaron en- la
mandibula y en- Ia cabeza.
Durante la guerra tuvo a SUI
cargo la repatriation de los pri-
sicneros de guerra rusos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Dos pufietazos del vasco y
Mr.. Denning a la Iona.
Llamaron las "mulillas" v 10
arrastraron.
Hubieran podido hacer sobre
su cuerpo una cuenta de mi.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
pIDE UN sUELDC
DE $4,000

New York, Enero 29.1Un
diario localdala noff:ia desque
sobre LAS, s.s0n de sueldos
conferenciaron aver la primera
base Lou Gehrig Y ell coronel
Jacobs Rupert.
Gehrig gan6 un sueldo de
$4,000 Ell aho pasado y la mis-
ma cantidad en- 1885. Para 1881
demanda, seg1n los bienes ente-
radios, $4,000.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

CHOCOLATE vENCIO A MI.
RABELLA

New York, ETlero PEI ne
grito cubano Kid Chocolate, ex-
campe6n del peso de puma, de-
rrot6 anoche, por puntos, a
Johnny Mirabella, de Brooklyn
y Tampa.
Sc efectu6 Ia pslea en- Ell Star
Casino. Cada uno de los gladia-
dores pesaba 1914 libras.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

New York, Enero 29.-Artu-
no Godoy, ell chileno del peso
complete, ha sido contratado pa
ra una pelea a diez asaltos con
el negro Otis Thomas, I'm popu-
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
CON Los GIE4NTF

Mucho han bajado los "vaIo-
res" de Norman QuarYes con sU
d"rrota a manos de Tommy
SPECIAL, pero todavia ell HON :
bre sc hace de rogar para dar
Ia reVancfia a Chino Alvarez.
Decidase pronto, porque pu-
diera ser que ell pdblico perdie-
ra interes en- ell match"
A Johnny Dean, un boxeador
inferior, 10 van a traer para que
pelee con Chino Alvarez.
Los empresarios Downing y
Hubbard debieram comlprender
que Mr.. Dean no es attraction"
Rdcientemente lie wenci6 I'm
p1gil tampeno que es inferior a
Chino Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

impodirme averiguar 10 que que
guerra saber, entire silbando por
las GALES adentro.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

GODOY PELEARA CON Ell
NEGRO OTIS THOMAS