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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
LORD KITCHENER POST

Reservations for the ArInistice Day Dinner to be given at the Cop per Kettle restaurant November lith at 6:S0 o'clock under the aus. pices of Lord KitcCener Post and Auxiliary, British War Veterans. must be made with Commander Robert Macdonald or with Robert son Boyd.
 The units will take part in the parade and afterwards entertain ct their Bank street quarters with open house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05

Police had to fight to get TWO lnieeis, Miss Edith Walton and Ar- thyr Kaye. thsJngh 2.0o0 spectators to the church when the tiny paif were married In DuFban, eoulh AErQA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05

Tho vanished people of Easter Island. 2,000 miles west of Chile, were egg-worshipers. They chose their rulers by egg gathering con- tests, in which the winner became king. They lived In egg-shaped huts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Full Weather Report

Boston, Nov B-tuP>-Weather foeeeAet!
 Nhode Island and MnssN ehu a--- LiRht rain tonight probably clearing Saturday morning. Slightly warmer tchiHht. Colder Saturday.
 Conneetieut--Ltght rain tonight, urobNbly cieRrlnR Saturday morning, Slightly warmer, tonight, eolder Sat- urdNy. t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23
SANITATION IN JUNEAU

An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure" runs the old adase The principle can well be applied to sanitation conditions in Juneau Ben l. Grimes Territorial Sanitary Engineer. brought cut forcefuly in cleanup" week talk yesterday before the Chamber of Commerce.
 Now. the Sanitary Engineer stressed, is the time to take preventive measures before the scourge Of disease strikes Locking the door after the horse is stolen is folly But setting up reasonable barriers in the first instance can ward off trouble in the future
 The speaker referred particularly to open sewage conditions along the waterfront Conditions whlch can and should be remedied He used for example the germ which carried typhoid fever and the carrer the common house fly. This insect with which are all too familiar is of the worst disease carrlers Thriving in filth he haunts our homes our food and o,r person And wherever he goes he carries his supply of germs depostng them wherever he happens to sit Fortunately for Juneau thus far he has not carried disease germs to start epidemic but the setlp is perfect for him to do that very thing so long as we have open sewage in the city
 Correcting these unsanitary conditions is not es- pecially movement of cleanup" week, although it is timely topic at this time to be It is not an undertaking which be pushed through with a Lare of trumpets and cleaned up in few weeks It is a slow process which will require time, money and persistent effort If every property owner was rich and had no need to worry about expense, t would be simple matter. But the fact is that most property must proceed according to the value of their holdings and the income derived there from Consequently it is slow process but one which must be carried forward It will mean dollars and cents in the pocket of the property because improvements naturally add to values. It will make
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Q. When person is visiting in home for several days, should he fold his napkin at the end of a meal?
 A. Yes. He should fold it neatly and place it beside his plate. It would be very inconsiderate to ex- pect a clean napkin for each meal,
 Q. When a girl has been cor responding with a number of young men, and becomes engaged to be married, should she continue the correspondence?
 A. No The girl should stop this immediately upon of the engagement.
 Q. Where should the date of 8 social or friendly letter be placed?
 A. In the lefthand lower cor ner of the last page.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23
Super-Liners Passing

Columbus Dispatchl 1C ars
 With many mistakes charged up to the efforts of both shipping and the government in their cooperative efforts to build a creditabe merchants marine the of building super-iners has for tnnately been avoided There illustration at the expense of operation of these giant ships n the Ieviathan, which has long since been laid up.
 Now Italy of the leaders in the big ship idea, has announced she will build two 25 0O0ton ships for the Genoa-New York trade, and the British Cunard- White Star line has just contracted for eight medium sized vessels for the Atlantic service Our United states lines have demonstrated that ships of this size earn a profit
 It has cost continental ship owners great deal of money and governments have dug deeply into pub c funds for subsidies for these great floating debts The swing toward smaller and economical ships signifies willingness the part of governments foresake such spectacular excursions in economic nationasm The advertising value of the super-liner has thus been tested and found wanting, .,s -,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do no. c0mpel'
SATURDAY, APPRIL 24, 1887

l ! Conflicting planetary aspects are discerned in the horoscope for to- day, according to astrology. It is time to take stock of ones achieve ments and to complete unfinished business.
 Under this planetary government those who have attained success and financial security are believed to be protected by the stars Many of their old anxieties now will be exchanged for new apprehensions. Women may be inconstant, dis satisfied. and ehangeable while this lconfiguration prevails. It is not a fortunate rule of the stars for either lovers or husbands.
 1 The evening should be an aus picious time for young girls to par ticipate in festivities where they meet strangers and start new friend ships, but old flirtations will bring misfortune.
 Disappointment appears to be lforeshadowed for men of diStinc- ton who are ambitious to serve ithe national in exalted positions. Youth is to win out in competition for many high offices.
 Predictions of a summer of ex- treme heat and sudden changes in temperature should guide shoppers in choosing their spring wardrobes for the next three months. Storms and high winds as well as earthquakes and floods will cost much in human life as well as in ruined property, astrologers fore tell In many parts of the world unusual natural phenomena will mark the summer.
 | Diet will be a subject of great importance through the warm sea- son when. the cost of food will in- crease. Meat may rise beyond the means of many persons-a fact that may be beneficial to the health.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year in which man will enjo ysocial life and will be lured into extravaganza.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be extremely careful about appearance Subjects of this sign usually have magnetic personalities as well as keen intellects.
 Henry Schoenhardt, sculptor, was horn on this day 1877. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday in clude Saint Vincent de Paul, French divine, 1876; Edmund Cartwright, .1743; John Trumbull, jurist and poet, 1750.
 Copyright, 193O
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23
LOOK 0ld LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon

l. What is the difference between a synonym and an antonym?
 2. How many gills equal one pint?
 g. What treaty was made on the spot where Philadelphia now  4. Does sound travel faster through air or through water?
 5. What city of the United States is known as the Mound City?"
 ANSWERS
 l. A synonym is a word having the samn, or nearly the same, as another word; an an- tonym is a word having an oppo- site meaning.
 2. Four gills.
 3. William Penn's treaty with the Indians, in which he concluded a peaceful arrangement for the pur- chase of their lands.
 4. Through water.
 5. St. Louis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23
DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH
 By w. l.. Gordol.

Words Often Misused: Vocation" is stated or regular occupation 'Avocation" is a casual occupation, or interest, outside of ones regu- lar occupation.
 Often Mispronounced: Business. Pronounce biz-nes, not biz-i-nes.
 Often Misspelled: Proceed; two e's. Procedure; one e.
 Synonyms: Apparent, evident, obvious, visible, plain, clear to the understanding.
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in- crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: Innumerable; too many to be count ed. 'Innunerable as the stars of night ,~.
 Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23
20 YEARS AGO
APPRIL 23. 1917.
From The Empire

APPRlD Z3, ISl
 Following the cave-in Of the three mines on Douglas Island, which occurred near midnight on the 2lst, P. R. Bradley, consulting eneineer, said that he had no statewent to make until he had heard from the San Francisco of flee. Many of the men employed on Douglas Island will now be re- leased to the Alaska Juneau mine, J. H. Mackenzie, stockholder, said. Many residents were moving out of houses near the cave-in.
 Canneries were facing shortage of cans as material used in them were being utilized for ammunition shells. and several plants intend- ing to open for the season would probably not do so.
 Mrs. H. J. Stromme was 9 pas senger leaving Seattle for Juneau aboard the Humboldt.
 Weather Report: Maximum. fl; Minimum, 39; Clear.
 California has 70 state parks to- taling 293 ,129 acres.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

the city attractive to the traveller and the pote
 But, primarily it will guard against outbreak of disease and protect health generally in Juneau The ravages of epidemic such typhoid could be ar costly in the end than expense which will nave to be incurred to remedy the conditions which III of us admit exist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Another interpretation of the Constitution is that given by the Daughters of American Revolution speaker which says members of the Farmer-Labor arty not entitled to protection under the Consti- ution Oh well all make foolish statements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

After the humilatng defeat of his troops in Spain Mussolini may have to order another purge of Philippians just for the sake of showing there's somebody he can whip-Ohio State Journal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Lode and nlacer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Spring is in the air at Washington State. College, oo it would appear from reports on oyesck sit iowners. F. ~ --s4. ~"v
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

After 20 years Americans still debating whether the United States wise or unwise to plunge into the World War.-Detroit Free Press,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Just when itseeined the national safety council was making headway in it's effort to promote safe driving the style experts had to upset the apple cart by bringing out shorter skrtss75Ohioe State Journal ,re t1 E. h~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

correspondent at the front says that many Spanish soldiers beginning to wonder what they're fighting for In that, we'll say, they're nearly year behind us.-Boston Herald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

"Is your brother wealthy?"' Hes worth a thousand dollars in Arizona"
 How so?'
 "Thai's what the sheriff offer ed for him, dead or alive"
 o-O-o
 Hctel accommodations were nil, and she accosted the con- stable as to a possible boarding house.
 That worthy replied, Wall, there hain't any, unless you sleep with the station agent" Sir" indignantly exclaimed the young teacher, "I'll have you understand that l am a lady" "So is the station agent" drawled the constable.
 O-O-O Steve: When you get to New York you'll see the skyscrap- cr>."
 Rube: That's one of the main reasons why I'm going. want 10 see them dern things work"
 GOO
 Daughter: "I can't marry him, mother, he's an Atheist and doesn't believe in he'll"
 Mother: Marry him, my dear, and between us we'll convince him that he is wrong"
 o-O-O
 While a surgeon was finishing an operation on patient, a fire started in a warehouse across the street, Illuminating the whcle operating room. You had better pull down the shade" said the doctor to the nurse as the patient began to come to, "I don't want him to think that the operation hasn't been a success"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

If that ice down in Juneau's sunshine sit would be moving V. aes.} ss@s4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

The Mayors who asked s2 100000 for the wol relief from the government at least cannot be al cused of being pikers-Indanapos Star.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

In the light of its latest decisions the President entitled to another guess to the degree of seniity afficting the Supreme Cort.-Chicago News
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

German beer is steadily becoming more popular in the United States. Hans across the sea!-Buffalt Courier Express.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Kansas gets beer legally for the first time in half century. Getting away. it were, from tn covered flagon-New York Sun.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

California has 70 state parks to- taling 293,129 acres.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-23

Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

raoia, y mas que nadie ell car
nicero. Me airline a un arbol. Y
reuniendo mis- dltimas fuerzas.
pense: FL calmuco Sc 10 ha con-
tado TODD, "iy quien sabe 81 mo
habra mentido diciendo que fuf
yo quien 10 hice!w A mi padre
no Sc ha atrevido a decfrselo.
porque es un cobarde. Pensarla
que harto temprano llegarfa a
sus oidos, sabiendolo TODD 81
mundo. NO ha tenido tempe de
ir q mi casa. Mi padre no le
'hubiera dejado marchar. Sc Sc
guro. hasta que 70 llegase..
Por todas parties, los mismos
grupos apelotonados v la mis-
confusion de woes. vecinos
que Revaban amos Y mas amos q
dlandose. Sc decidian a romper
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
D-IOTELECRAMA

de que toda la culpa Ia tenfa 70.
Y encima, ell robo...
Ell calmnco me Nevada 10 me-
nos un kil6metro de delantera.
No corria mucho, pero parecia
cast impossible darle alcance ans
tes de llegar q nuestra casa. 81
hne salia del camino, que iba
hacienda seses, Y corria a cam
'po trsviesa por las tierras v lue
go por los prados, volviendo a
cogerlo donde empezaban las
huertas, quiza lograse alcan-
carlo a tempo todavia. EN-
'prendf a correr como loco. So
'bre los campos Sc tendian los
primeros vapores del atardecer,
y las hojas y los tallos ernpeza-
ban a cubrirse de r0cfo. De los
setos venia eli arrull0 saave de
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

los pajaros dormidos. v una ban
dada de golondrinas cruz6 vo-
lando silenciosamente sobre la
charca, sobre la que sc elevaban
Columns como de hume de mos
quitos y moscas de un dia. Los
sembrados de patatas estaban
floreeidos. Una ancha vega de
maiz, con los tallos de la altura
de un hombre y las mazorcas re.
matadas en- mechones de cable
Hos blancos y carnosos que pa
recfan colas de caballo, me ocul-
taban Ell horizonte. Habia per-
dido de vista a mi enemigo. Tro
che por entire las cafias de maiz,
atontado por un olor dulz6n y
verbose; las hojas cortantes me
azotaban con fuerza Ia cara, y
los trOncOs cruiian y me daban
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

~ agitando nerviosamente las
manos. De veg en- cuando, una
mirada rabiosa ,cargada de O.
dio, Sc cruzaba con la mia.
-iAh-me die, va 10 sa-
ben. FL calmuco Sc 10 ha conta-
do a todos.
Bale la cabeza, avergonzado,
y sail corriendo. 81 alguien me
pegaba, por 10 menos, que fuese
mi padre.
Cuando cruzaba a TODD correr
la plaza del mercado, me fife en-
la carnicerfa y vi al calmuco con
su mandil blanco detras del mos
trador cortando embutido. De-
lante de la casa, en- la escalera
de arenisca roja, apercibi al car
nicero en- medic de uH nutrido
grup0. T0das Chillahan en- axa-
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Bradenton, Marzo 18-Los Is
critores deportivoS~q que cas-
siempre estan de parte de los
peloteros en- contra de los due
nos de clubs, estan va cansados
de Dizzy Dean, Ell pitcher de has
ffanfarronadas" v exageracio-
ness
Dizzy ha dichc Aantas tonte-
rfas y con tanta frecuencia ha
dado tanto en- Ell clavo de la pa
ciencia, qHe los escritores cast
verfan con gusto que Sc retira-
Pra de la pelota organizada.
va sus palabras han cesado
de tener interes, por ell tono agu
do que siempre quiere darles.
2 A su paso por esta ciudad va
rios periodistas encontraron a
Dean y lie hicieron algunas pre-
guntas.
Ell pitcher enton6 de nuevo su
va cansada "cantinela' de so
mid pesos o me retirare."
Nosotros sabemos, dijeron los
'periodistas, que no cogera los
Y que no Sc retirara.
Dentro de dos semanas firmara,
Sc Incorporate al Club ". ha-
hara 10 que hiciera en-
los dltimos cincO amos.
Durante el interrogatorio, he
cho cast tode en- broma, Dean
repti6 sus afirmaciones contun-
denies: "Yo no voy a jugar es-
tie ano. LIE he pedido al juez Ian
dis que me ponga por I'm ano, en-
la lsta de retirados voluntarios.
81 juez me contest6 que estudia
"a las reglas."
Mazda me inquieta. Ray
Dean me ha ofrecido hacer una
'tournee" con 81, a base de mil
pesos por juego. SAM Breadon
no es un sport" LIE ofrecf la 1l
yez que le vi tirar una mo
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
enpresario de Londres prepare IN ptogran1a
a base de Jose Luis para el mes de Julio
Mike Jacobs confirmo la noticia

da para c~ostear los gastos. FL
Bstadio de White City plede
acomodar a 115,Oe3 personals.
Baer es va I'm favorito con
la multitud ingkesa, que lie a.
plaude dondequiera que Sc pr
sente. Buddy Raer Scompana
a su hermano Z llama mucho
la atencion por II corpulencia.
Cuando Sc efecfu6 la pelea
Foord- Farr Sc lie pregunt6 a
Baer sobre ell "calibre" lie los
contendientes v contest6: PEG
res peleas he visto yo en- los Els
tados Unidos.
Los peG6dicos ingleses lie
han telegrafiado a Mike Ja-
cobs sobre ell viaje de jose
Luis y ell empresario del Clun
Siglo Veinte contest6: Luis
probablemente embarcara dos
semanas antes del bout"
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
Los escrtores depordvos estain
cansados de Dizzy Dean
Green que rnuy pronto firnak

media al ai5e. 81 CANADA yo 81 me
pagafaa $4,000 81 CANADA 81, yc
le lanzaria de gratis en- la tenn
porada. Sc asust6 y re =
cerlo. 81 qssno juego este
ell perdera mas de $2O0,O0Oecn
lie temporada; 81 me decide d
retirari,e pa}h siempre perdera
un cuarto de Rmill6n. 70 valgo
medic mill6nf para cualquier
team. Para v]Eir posa va 10 su-
ficiente. PuedP sentaAne al sol
por Ell resto de mis- (fas."
Els cierto que Dizzy tiene dine
ro.sSe la calculan 100000 depo
sitados en- differences hancQS del
pals. Su hermans Paul t4nbien
rec en- ahorrar y sc conforma-
Neon gasar un sueldo de 5000
pesos. .
Socalmente los Dizzy tie
men muy posos amigos porque
gastan POGO.
La oferta hecha por los Car
denales a Dizzy es de $25, 900
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
AvlA

Hacenfos saber a todos los in
teresados que solo quedan dos
semanas para presentar las pc
ticiones de exenci6n dc contri-
buciones de estado Y condado.
Aquellos que no hayan presen-
tadQ~ petici6n antes - 81 de
NNssrze de 1887 no podran recla-
dicha exenei6g. Lo que Sc
hace saber y Sc publica para co
necimiento general. Sucursal de
tasador de contribucie 1es w. S.
Sparkman, oficina en- LIS Ia.
aveniSa.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
oculto.

|oculto.
Anduve vagando por las ca
Hes muerto de cansancio, antes
de decidirme a entrar en- casa.
va habia renunciado q pense-
guir a calmuco. S~eguramente
cue a estas horas estaria va
hablando con mi padre. sQu6
haria? iVolver al campo y es-
conderme? lSuicidarme? Para
este estaba demasiado cansado.
AunQue saba 10 que me es-
peraba allf, me decidf a volver
a casa. Peor que aquellos terri
bles momentos 1ltimos detras
del material, no lpodia ser. Por
todas parties divisaba grupos
de genie apostados en- Ia Gale,
que hablaban muy aealorada-
laente. con ks caras inyecksdas
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Ernesto GIaeser
Los QUE TElNIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

81. Ponerme a la puerta y evitar
q TODD trance que entrase. Y 81
no podia impedirlo, lie daria Ell
marco, de una Nez, para que no
dijese NADIA. Made tenia que sa-
Ter que yo conocia Ell misterio.
Y tambien yo guerra olvidarlo,
escupir el recuerdo de 10 que
habia visto, pues me parecia ha-
Der presenciado YIN gran cri-
tnen. Estaba firmemente con-
vencido de que me matarian, 81
Ell calmuco me denunciaba como
Il causante, pues no habSa dnda
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
DEPORTES
PAT NEWMAN VOLVERA A
LUCHAR CON Ell RUS0
IVAN V~AKTUROFF

FL excampe6n de la Florida
Pat Newman, que ell lunes ,pass
do derrot6 al russo Ivan Vaktu'
rolf, por decision, iha pedido o
tro match" con ell russo, sin II
mite de TEMPO, y Sc lie ha con.
cedido.
Newman quiere probar que el
puede der2otar al russo, y recha-
"a la victoria que los jueces lie
dieran.
Ell encuentro de los dos nota-
bies luchadores sera a una sola
caida, pero sin Unite de dura :
ci6n.
Mike Ribbons, ell campe6n in
tercolegial, tendra de contrario
al villano aleman Schuman, que
~acostumbra a hacer ell saludo
'tnazi' en- Ell cuadrilatero, sabien
do el odio que este despierta.
Tom Mahoney, ell hombre de
has ilaves de tijera, Sc batira
con Joe Steoher, que reclama los
hcnores de las "tijeras."
Como arbitros actuaran 81 we
rterano Gus Pappas Y Jim Hess
iyn.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Lofdres, Marzo 18.-Jos
Luis, eY d~inamitero dc Detroit
peleara en- la capital inglesa.
en- ell verano, segun ura mott :
ciasdada aqul por Ell 9mpresa-
Trio brigadier general Alfredo
Cecil Critchley.
A su regreso de los Estados
Unidos, donde .pas6 algunos
dias, ell brigadier declare que
presentara a Jose Luis, en- e.
estadio de White City, ell dfa
80 de Julio, con ell vencedor de
fla elimination Farr, Walter
Neusel, Max Baer.
Farr gan6 xecientemente c!
campeonato do Inglaterra ven
Iciendo por puntos, en- renido
'combate, a Ben Foord.
Max Baer peleara Ell dfa Is
de abril con Farr,sa Is ~asaltos,
y ell yencedor sc enfrentara
con ell aleman.
81 que "sobreviva" sera ell
oponente del negro en- la fecha
va seleccionada.
Luis, dijo ell brigadier, pc
lear sobre la base de un tanto
por ciento, porque es imposi-
Bile para Inglaterra ell aceptar
los altos precios que en- los Es-
tados Unidos Sc italian en- bo-
ga. No quiso revelar ell empire.
sario ell tanto por ciento que
al negro lie ha ofrecido.
Muchos dudan de que sea
interesante en- ~Inglaterra, en-
case de veneer Baer, una pelea
del hebreo con ell negro. No Sc
estima possible que un "bout"
americana en- Londres rinda
$50O,00O, la cantidad calcula-
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

tos, en- discutido fallo, a Bobby
Pacho, ell m~ejicano de Califor :
mia. FL combate, a ocho asaltos
Sc verified en- ell Palacio San
Nicolas.
joey Fontana derrot6 en- ell
mismo programa a Johnny
Schibelli, de Jersey City.
Benny Piazza, de Harlem,
superb a Tommy Fontana, del
East Side.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Los empresarios de POGO H.
nero luchan con mayores difh
cultades que los adinerados.
Cuando Ell de POGO dinero pien
sa en- una "~estrella", telegraffa
y escribe.
Entonces llega Ell momento
de las "garantfas" Y los instan-
ties de augusta.
Las "estrelIas" piden canti1
dades "abusivas' y las semi-es-
trellas tambien "se dejan pc
dir.
A wees, frente a las deman-
das exageradas, al empresario
no lie queda otro recurso que po-
ner peleitas "anodinas" o ce-
rrar las puertas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
TELLER LANZARA
EN- NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, La, Mario Is.
LOS Indios de Cleveland pom
dram hoy en- la Inca de fuego a
su joven pitcher Bob Feller. FL
Cleveland tendra de contrario a
dos Pelicanos de New Dreams.
Los nifios de las escuelas pG-
blicas asistiran al desafio.
~ a -. "a 40 um ~4szsps~us
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
CON LOS GUAM Es

Dfcese que esta a punto de
romperse la "sociedad" entire
Jim Downing y Mr.. Hubbard.
81 es asf, siempre deseamos
que la mejor parte corresponds
a jim.
Downing ha luchado en- Tam
pa con innumerables dificulta-
des y siempre ha logrado salir a
flote.
Separate de Mr.. Hubbard no
perder aterreno, porque por AGA
tiene muy buenos amigos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

No es tarea facil concertar
peleas de boxeo en- Tampa.
Aquf ell plblico es exigente.
IConoce a los boxeadores y sabe
la categoria de cada cual. Guam
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

New York, Mario 18Th
peso welter del Bronx, Andre
Jessurum, venci6 aqui por pun
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

JESSURUM C POR
PUNTOS A BOBBY PACHO
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

en- la cabeza. Gaia, me hice da-
no en- las manos me desoriente,
" debatiendome en- la selva de
maiz perdi TODD 10 que habia ga
nado. Cuando, por fin, logre
VERNE libre de aquella maleza,
ell calmuc6 habia desaparecido.
Me sangraban las mejillas. Sc
gui corriendo, pues me daba
miedo pararme.