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La gaceta., 1937-08-31
Elbntanico sorprendio con su excelente
demonstration a todos los expertos
Parte del publico expreso inconformidad con e
faIlo unanine de los j1eces y Ell arbitro Q

New York, Agosto 31.-E in
giles Tommy Farr, de quien TO-
dos los crfticos habfan dicho
que no pasaria del sexto asalto
frente a los puiios de Jose Luis,
ell negro campe6n, resistio ano-
che todos los golpes del Dina
mitero" y este Sc vio obligado
a combatir durante los Is asal-
tos.
Los dos jueces y Ell arbitro Do
novan votaron a favor del ne :
gro, que en- justicia supo ganar
la decision, pero una parte del
publico expres6 abiertamente 81
|inconformidad con ell veredicto.
Todos los expertos confiesan
hoy que Ell ingles result6 supe :
rior a sus calculos, por cuanto
ellos mantenian que serfa derro
tado por la via "del sueno."
Farr supo emocionar a los
81, 900 Expenditures por SD va :
lentia, resistencia y espfritu
combativo. En- cast todos los
rounds" llev6 la ofensiva, a pc
sar de que Luis lie asestaba for
midables punetaZos.
AL sonar ia campanada final
ell negro Sc batia en- retirada y
Farr pegaba con las dos manosi
v no parecla e~xtenuado.
Luis descarg6 sus mas fuer
ties puhetazos Y con ellos pude
contener al retador, pero no cor
sigui6 derribarlo, aunque este
sufri6 en- ell tercer asalto una hi
rida debajo del ojo derecho.
al llegar ell quinto sangrabs
ell ingi6s de heridas alrededor d.
los ojos. Cerca del final uno d.
los ganchos de Luis alcanz6 a
britannica en- la nariz y Ne hizc
sangrar.
En- ell septimo asalto Ell Negro
atac6 violentamente y estuvo |
punto de tirar a su contrario
Farr hubo de resistir fuertes !
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

corto plazo y con alto interes,
del National City Bank, contra
tado con todas las aplicasio-
mes de la Doctrina Monroe.
Mr.. Caffery fu4 ell que apoy6
al referido senior Olaya HERE
ra en- su campana electoral pa
ra la Presidencia de la Repd
bliea, con cuyo triunfe los in
tereses Mellon-M Morgan logra :
ron que la Repdblica de Colon
bia legalizara ell escandaloso
contrato Barco para la explo-
taci6n de petr6leos, asunto CO.
nocido de TODD ell mundo y que
provoc6 renuncias de diploma
'ticos v agrias disputas en- los
Congresses de Estados Unidos
y Colombia.
La concession Barco venia
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

este serfa reconocido por ell de
Norteamerica. A los reacciona
rios les cause panico aquel IRE
gallo de navidad," pero 10 ex-
plotaron a su modo. Hicieron
volar la especie de que Mr..
Caffery guerra decir en- tales
frases que ''los Estados Uni :
dos estaban d~ispuestos a ha-
Ger effective Ell prestamo de
veinte millones de d6lares ofre
edo por Welles, 81 subian al
poder. los politicos."
Hay que tener presente que
la miseria adquiria proporcio-
mes alarmantes. De modo, pues
que aQuella Interpretation de
las palabras del embajador ha-.
cfa ambiente en- las capas de
poblaei6n necssitadas y. por
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

FL hombre que tenia en- su
contra las apuestas di6 una de-
snostraci6n de eficiencia compa-
Ntiva que nadie esperaba.
Farr, a quien Sc creia victina
segura, llev6 la ofensiva en- la
cast totalidad de los asaltos.
Jack Cuddy, uno de los cropis
tas, concedi6 a Farr la victoria,
en- SUI tarjeta de anotaci6n, en-
siete rounds contra seis y dos
tablas.
Sc recaudaron en- las taqui
las 1896, 753, producto renddo
por 1863 fanaticos que paga-
ron. A esa cantidM deben ser
agregaAos $4,000 de los contra
tos nor la radio.
Ffsicamente Farr safrio mu-
cho; pero en- cuanto a su carre-
ra p~ugilistica qued6 en- DISPOSE
ci6n de ganar mayores bolsas
porqus nadie esperaba que resis
'tiera hasta el final,
al ingles lie tocaran $50, 900,
Tommy sali6 de la pelea con
heridas debajo de los ojos, ma
rig hinchada y sangrante Y las
timada la mano dereeha,
FL dedo del medic de Ia mano
lastimada 10 tenia anoche muy
inflamado y ademas sangraba,
CAST lloraba Farr cuando sus
ayudantes lie cortaban 81 venda.
je de la mano lesionada, El do
lor era niuy intense y a toda
prisa fue llamado I'm medice.
Luis pega con mucha dure-
za-coment5 ell britanico. Me
lastimo un par de wees, pero no
estuve en- peligro de caer.
Tommy Farr no puede ser "a
costado." Quisiera tener otra O.
portunidad con Ell.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
La GACETA

Y. peri6dico en- idioma Espanol
Il ma. circulation en- Tampa
S1ctoriano Manteiga, Editor
euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1905 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TelSfono 1882
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

gestionandose por un grupo &c
capitalists de Wall Street des
de ell ano de 1917, llegando a
interesarse en- ella la Standard
Oil Company, ell trust del acct
&c mineral y todos los banque-
fos dedicados a financiar ex-
plotaciones petroleras. Pero es
taba detenida en- ell Congreso
~colombiano, que no Sc atrevfa
a concederla en- los terminus
pretendidos por los financie-
ros. LEGO entonces Mr.. CAT
fiery a Colombia, Y con la ase-
sorfa de habiles politicos v a.
bogados ayud6 a que subiera
a la Presidencia de la Repdbli
ca Ell senior Enrique Olaya He
rrera y logr6 que este, approve
chando cierto ''estado" del
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

Mr.. Benjamin Sumner Welles
Y ell nombramiento de Caffery
para substitute, los politicos
cubanos supeditados a la En-
bajada Sc dispusieron a recibir
al nuevo embajador con genu-
flexiones Y discusses conmove
dores. Aquel de ellos que sc
preciara de ser amigo o anti
quo conocido de Mr.. Caffery Sc
convertfa por ese sole antece-
dente en- Ell mas dido y consul
tado de todos.
Mr.. Caffery lego a la Ha-
bana a mediados de diciembre
anunciando que traia I'm "re-'
gallo de navidad"-textual-.
10 que hizo abrigar la esperan-
"a a muchos pseudorrevolu-
cionarios del gOhierno, de que
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
lds y1nCio pof: p1ntN al Cah}un Ingles Tommy Far3

Con los labios inflamados de-
cia: AL final cast no podia YER
lie. NADIA quiero decir del fall
ESQ 10 dejo a los periodistas \
al pGblico.
AL hablar, por efecto de las
heridas, Farr tenia que hacer
verdaderos esfuerzos para man
tener sus ojos abiertos.
Jose Luis saliN del combate
sin danos apreeiables, con la ex-
cepci6n de la mano dereehaA la
que dijo Sc habia lastimado en-
ell tercer asalto. La izquierda
tambien lie dolia algo, por efec-
to del continue bombardeo con-
ira e. cuerro de su oponente.
"Es I'm muchacho fuerte, dijo
LUIS, perG no pega con dureza.
ST volvemos a pelear lie pondre
a dormir. Ell haberme lastima-
do la mano lie salv6."
Los ayudantes de Luis die :
ron que no habfa duda de que la
victoria pertenecfa al campe6n ;
pero que dHrante la noche no Sc
habia mostrado en- su mejor for
ma.
"Luis solo pogo una vez a
Farr-coment6 uno de los Sc :
gundos del negro-y este fue en-
Ell 13a asalto."
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

repetidos golpes por Ia cabeza.
La cara parecfa una masa SAN
guinolenta, pero las piernas no
Sc doblaron. Terrible castigo
que ell retador consiguio resis-
.tir.
Entire los asaltos septimo y Ell
octave parecfa que ell combate
iba a finalizar de un momento
a otro. Farr cedia terreno y sus
amigos lie gritaban: pero 81 con-
testaba: No Sc inquieten, yo lie
gare al final.
Y cumpli6 su palabra Ell cam
poem del imperio BRITANNICA.
Farr agredi6 furiosamente n
Luis, en- ell octave, y ell negro
empez6 a huir zen peQuena esea
Ia" poni6ndose a la defensive.
Luis Sc sumergi6 en- la defen-
silva hasta los 1ltimos asaltos,
con I'm poquitin de "mlsterio'
en- su actitud.
La mayor parte de los peffo-
distas dieron credito a Luis por
ocho asaltos, cinco al ingiles y
dos tablas; otros .dieron a Luis
nueve asaltos, cinco a Farr y u
/ no tablas, y algunos dieron a
Farr seis asaltos.
Ell p1blico estaba en- compile
ia simpatia con Ell ingles Y al
ser anunciado ell veredicto sc
dieron gritos y Sc realizaron O.
tras demostraeiones.
En- la ~tarjeta de anotaci6n
del arbitro Donovan, I'm verda-
dero experto, Luis aparece con
13 Grounds" ganados Y Farr con
dos.
Charley Lynch, uno de los jue
ces, concedi6 ocho asaltos a Luis
cuatro a Farr Y tres malos; Kid
Mcfarland, 81 otro juez, 10 a.
saltos a Luis y ciRco el ingles.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
DEPORTES
LOS 30
XEADORES PUERTORRI.
QUENOS DE LEVY
Jim Downing puso en- now
miento a la policia

Jim Downing, el empresarlo
de Benjamin Field, recibi6 la
mala noticia, en- la madrugada
de hoy, de que habian desapare
edo los boxeadores puertorri :
quenos de Levy, Augie Coma :
lez, Franckie Velez y Tony Fer
nandez, que Sc habian compro :
metido a pelear con los puzzles
de Parga, en- la noche de hoy.
Jim llam6 por telefono a la
policfa y dijo que los pdgiles
habfan lido a un cinemat6grafo,
desapareciendo cuando sc supo-
MIA Sc dirigian al hotel donde
Sc hospedaban.
Los carros de la policia sc pu-
sieron en- m~ovimiento, mas nc
pudieron encontrar a los mi.
nos"
Jim Downing asegura, 81 el
tempo 10 permite, que de todos
MOODS presentara hoy un pro-
grama de boxeo.
Gonzalez, ell puertorriqueno,
sc habia comprometido a peleai
con Ventura Arana; Tony Fer
nandez estaba contratado como
adversario de Joey Raymond.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

CABLECRAMAS
RADIOTELECRAMAS
A m&s Do 10000 loss'
e,o9o del Canada :,

Via Naeksy Radio q buauss On alIa mar, a. Europa, n
Osaents y q IJ p~rineipales siudadaa do les Estaaos Umi2ea
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

Congreso, legalizara la referi-
da concession.
Dlcen personals que Sc repu-
tan de bien enteradas, que Mr..
ea1tery recibi6 qualification
de varios millones de d6lares
por su cooperation a los inte-
reses Mellon-M organ-Rocke-
Teller.
La concession Barco es uno
'oe los negocios mas escandalo
SOS del imperiallsmo en- la A
merica Latina. DID origen a
nuevas interpretaciones de la
Doctrlna Monroe y levant6 u
ma polvareda International de
y protestas.
Mr.. Caffery ha sido tambien
acusado de intervene en- los
sangrientos successes de Ia Re.
~- H--L
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

LECCI0NES de guitarfa Ha-
waiiana, dadas con Ell nsejor me
TODD que existe. Resulsados in
mediatos. Censervatorio de Nd
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
l6fono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
NOTICIAS DE PELoTA
LIGA

Solo Sc efectu6 un desaffo
Los Gigantes vencieron al Gin
cinnati y pasaron al primer lu
gar del circuito.
Cincinnati &c, All, lie; New
York 4c, ION, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 40
ENRIQUE M
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

cr6fono de una radioemisora Gu
bana, que fue dido en- Nortea-
merica.
El presidente Roosevelt, con
gran contrariedad por ser We
lies amigo suyo mtimo, sc vic O.
bligado a retirarle de Cuba.
Entonces son6 ell nombre de Mr..
Jefferson Caffery, que era a la
saxon subsecretario de Estado,
encargado de los asuntos lati-
noamericanos.
c~onfirmarse 81 retro de
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

Ruth iard f Peggy stratfod this showing their joy at receiving Hollywood Miss Hlad formerly musical comedies Europe and Miss Saord Photo)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11
Glass Citizenship

Supt. Calvin Pool of the Nome Public School, in speaking of vo- cational courses now taking place as result of arrangements first commenced by Territorial Direc- tor A. E. Schoettler while here last fall, stated that there was an opportunity for the establish ment of class in citizenship, de- signed primarily for training of those who might desire to take out citizenship papers, or to com plete examinations for their final papers.
 Should there be sufficient inter est aroused, such class might be started. he declared. Anyone, so interested, is directed to commun icate with Supt. Pool.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

The February social event at the Federated Church will be held Thursday evening, the 18th, and will be in the nature of a novelty entertainment. The pro- gram will include dramatic farce. and various musical and humorous contributions. An ad- mission charge of fifty cents will be charged. The proceeds will be used to apply on the parson- age debt which is long overdue. Refreshments will be served, and a good time is assured to all. Be sure to save this date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

Generally conceded to be the best all-around baseball game of the winter series, the contest last night between the Huskies and Commercials, proved to be the greatest single game to attract enthusiasm in this winter sport Magnifcently played, the boys on both teams deserve a big hand for their performances last night Excellent pitching and almost faultless fielding kept the score down, and the Huskies emerged the winner 9 to 2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

What the decision of the Lea que Board will be, as to whether the series should continue in con- nection with the women's games is a question. They expect to meet soon and announce at the earliest moment what plans they have for the continuation of base ball. Until then everything re- mains undecided.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

The game between the High School Girls and the Blazers was a walk-away for the Hi-Girls, who won by a score of 16 to 4, outpointing the girls on the other team in every department. That speed-ball pitcher for the Hi Girls, Alice Martin, has everyone flaming the air, and when they hit, it nearly always is only a scratch
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11
Truce Declared
tBy The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated Press)
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9, - A truce until tomorrow was called by Harry Bridges, which halted the threatened blockade of Mat son Line docks by the teamsters union.
 Organizers continued to "stop" nonunion trucks throughout the harbor area, as they conducted a membership campaign.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

The new pitcher for the Com mercials, Willie OMara, proved to be somewhat of sensation in himself, holding some of those heavy sluggers on the Huskies to very few hits. Possibly by next year, we will see him in action more often.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

Well the Hammon automatic ally become champions of the men's series, with the defeat last night of the Commercials, which bring the Huskies, Alaskans and Commercials into the same stand
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11
cBv The Associated Press)

tBv The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, Feb. II, The Washington State congressional delegation requested that WPA officials increase the state quota from thirty two thousand five hundred to forty two thousand, because of the sudden rise in un- employment during January.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

ing, won two and lost three, with only two games left to be played. Therefore the Hammon, being un defeated, would still be champs as they could not lose three games, and only two left to play.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

PARIS, Feb. II, - France re- newed her threats to aid the fal- tering Spanish government unless Germany and Italy cease aiding the rebels.
 Government quarters have be- come impatient over the failure of the non-;ntervention committee to isolate the Spanish civil war.
 The government is also irked over reports of the recent land ings of twelve thousand Italian troops at Cad.z, and foreign sup port of the rebels in the capture of Malaga.
 Council ministers are to meet Saturday to discuss the situation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11
BASEBALL SPOTLIGHT
 By "Nosey'

I received orders today to cut down the length of my column in the interest of other affairs which are taking place in town at the present time, and which require a certain amount of publicity space, so here goes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11
Conflict Reports
 Keeps Situation
 Still iEl Quandry
fBy The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 MADRID, Feb. II, - Socialist troops drove Fascist besiegers from Hast line" position in Mad r.d's west park, the military de- fense council announced thls morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

MADRID, Feb. II, Fascist batteries rained an intense fire from all sides on Madrid, answer ing the dawn attack by socialist defenders, with continuous booming of cannon, rife and ma chine gun fire, which was heard throughout the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11

A PAA mail plane took off from Fairbanks today for Nome and is expected to arrive late to- day and remain overnight. It is further reported an official of the Post Office Dept. is aboard, besid- es Mrs. Murray Stuart, wife of the pilot.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-11
Airplane News
 Nome Airport

Pilot Cross of the Wien Air lines made flight to Candle yes terday with Hans Arp as pass enger, and freight for Deering He is expected to return today.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
HAVANA |n1ERlUDE
Five minutes of Cuban history in the cockpit of p|ane
but enough happened to change the course of four ves
bv BLAINE AND JEAN MILLER

l thought Don would pass out.
Il could not help that" she
announced as she sat down be-
side him, Il am so ver-ee happy.
We have it, Don. The contract.
1t is in the bag"
She spoke with only the tan
talizing edge of an accent which
made her Americanisms fasci-
mating.
"Only one thing l must do"
she declared, 81 must go to
Havana and get my father to
sign the paper. | am too young
for it.
Her dark eyes flashed around
the table and rested significantly
for a minute on Beth. But that
is we'll, too, must talk with my
father a great deal about you,
Don. Just at first the idea of a
Yankee will be strange to him"
After that there was a silence
as sudden as a cut gun. Eventu-
ally l regained the use of my
tongue and broke into speech.
well, now that Conchita's
done her stuff how about showing
along? Just to be a gloom | might
remind you, Don, that we're
scheduled for the first flight to-
morrow.
For the moment, l had some
wild idea in my head Of kidnap-
ping Conchita so that Don would
have to take Beth home.
But the Senorita flared into a
temper. always Don is flying.
Always! He lives like a working
man instead of a gentleman.
That will all be changed when
he is my manager and out of this
aviation!"
Beth gave a little gasp. Don's
expression was a study, Appar-
entity they - or Conchita had
been discussing the idea, but he
had no intention of it being
broadcast.
Beth saved him from answer
ing. will you dance with me,
Don? This is the song we like so
we'll"
The Senorita didn't waste any
charm on me while we sat and
watched the dancers. But | was
too smugly happy to have hurt
feelings. I thought old Joe Ma
chiavelli had done pretty we'll to
get Don and Beth on the dance
floor together. But, they soon
Evening star., 1937-11-28

around together and I'm all alone on deck
"All right On the strength of that, I'll 60,
but when she reached the door she turned back
and smiled gently. you're fearful liar, joe
However, I'll admit that I'm dying to see this
Cuban fame"
Gentleness was one of Beth's qualities. She
also had honey brown hair, and clear blue eyes,
and something in her face which said she would
be mans good luck if she loved him. Alto
gether, she was hve-feet two of the trimmest.
the sweetest oh we'll - | wasn't the only
one who felt that way.
We arrived at the roof garden in the middle
of Conchitas number Standing in the darkness
watching her, had to admit that her appeal
was plenty high-powered. could readily see
how, although she didn't have the combination
for me, still she could hit man like some heady
foreign drink.
Her dress was made of shiny black stuff
that glistened in the spotlight. 1t was plain and
low cut so that you kept noticing her figure,
which was no liability, and her red hair, which
was the color of sherry with the sun shining
through it. Her nose was high-brldged and
arrogant as the devil. In fact, her only ortho-
dox Latin-American feature were those big
black eyes of hers.
They had her billed as Cuban diseuse."
Her voice was rich and clear with haunting
softness to it. could we'll imagine what it was
doing to the heart of a sentimental lrishman
like Donegal Meade
When she had finished, Beth looked up at
me and smiled little wistfully, "She's good,
Joe She's really good.
Before it was over Don had discovered us and
nothing would do but we must sit at his table,
which, to me, was just what the doctor ordered.
He may have wanted to lay me out in winnows
for bringing Beth there, but if so, never knew.
He was his usual affable handsome SELF
It's funny how every now and then you'll
meet guy who has everything Looks, man.
ner ability Don had 'em. But, in addition, he
was regular Otherwise, we wouldn't all OF us
have cared about whether he stubbed his toe or
not.
After short while. Conchita made her way
to the table. As she came through the room
YOU could see that she was getting up into the
celebrity ranks The fact that she was the
DAUGHTER of Cubas head man whetted popular
interest, too.
She was flushed with triumph when she
finally reached U.S. don't know whether she was
lust full of excitement, or whether she knew
that Beth had been .Don's girl before she came
on the scene. Anyhow, she threw her arms
about his neck and most thoroughly kissed him.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

His face went taut and his mouth was thin,
firm line. thought, Nov you've done it,
and could have beloved with regret for that
NICE, happy little world we'd had together i,
the bow of our Argonaut flying boat. But in
stead of lighting into me, as | deserved, Don
suddenly sat down on a bench. put his head in
his hands, said:
DO you think enjoy acting like heel?
haven't gone out to see Beth because don't
want to hurt her any more. She knows what she
wants - and I'm not sure"
I'm sorry Don. spoke out of turn"
mo, you didn't. Just bear with me until
get this thing worked out" He gulped.
After he'd gone, Bill Bancroft came into the
room. and told him about the landing that
afternoon. We both felt pretty low.
why in blazes her old man had to let her
loose on Miami to wreck the sweetest pilot on
the Oceanic lines can't see. There's New York
and London - and such places" ragged along
on those lines.
He probably wants her close at hand when
the big blowup comes in Havana, replied Bill
"I'll bet you ten centauoS to an old Russian
rubl that he doesn't know anything about her
singing in supper club.
81 don't see what difference it makes whether
her pappy knows or not. She's IN the spotlight
and Don is all of adazzle.''
"Well, cheer up, Joe. have hunch that
very soon the old man will have to make a
break for it and take the gal with him. The
island has had about enough of being gouged
by Senior Calliquez."
All the way out to Jimmy Webster's house,
that evening" was thinking about Don.
"The time has come. Mr.. Beatrice Fairfax,
said to myself, when bold stroke must be
taken if you are to save the day." l was as
fatuous as most long cared fools who get mixed
up in other peoples heart affairs
The party Beth gave for her brother, who is
one of Oceanics crack aerologists, was honey.
She'd set long tables out in the garden with
stems of beer and the sort of good food that
completes the picture. 1t was really Florida
east-coast aviation meeting. Beside our bunch,
there we're lads from the Pan-American outfit,
and crowd from the Naval Reserve Base.
When we'd reached the cigars -and-coffee stage
I broke away and hunted around for Beth.
found her on an upstairs gallery watching the
moon turning the Bay into flowing silver.
Get on your latest model, we're going to the
Miami -Biltmore," announced.
"Why, it ten days until pay day.
Il hooked my uniforms and my wrist watch
The only chance III ever get to beau you out
in style is when the rest of the gang is milling