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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
Flight Planned By Washburn Over Mount Mckinley

CORDOvA, Alaska. Aug. 6.-Brad- ford Washburn, explorer from Cam bridge. Mass, is here and plans a flight over the top of Mount Nc Kinley to take pictures, looking down. This has never been done before, it is said. He will require an altitude of 2l 500 feet when talk ing the pictures. Pilot Estol Call has been selected to fly the plane
 The photographs are expected te show the course of several glac- iers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
OFFICIALS WARN THAT DOG CATCHER
 IS BACK ON JOB

The dog catcher is back on the job and stray dogs are being gath cred into the pound, it was an- nounced today at the City Hall
 Warning was given that strays and dogs without licenses will be picked up and under the present ordinance they can be disposed of in three days unless the owners claim them. Charge of a dollar a day is made for keeping them at the pound. Licenses under the new act are one dollar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
SQUAD PICKED FOR KETCHIKAN
 BALL TUSSLES
Juneau Managers Select Roster of Twenty Play
 CTS for Series

Following word received by the three Ketchikan ball players al- ready in Juneau that the remaining twelve performers on the Ketchi- kan squad had boarded the steamer Mount Mckinley in Ketchikan this afternoon and are due in Juneau early tomorrow, managers of the Juneau All-Star team which is to oppose the tough First City squad this afternoon went into a huddle and came out with roster of play CTS to represent Gastineau Chan mel in the series.
 Selected from star nominees put forward by each of the three league teams, the local squad consists of twenty players. including five hur- lers and trio of backstops. All players on the squad will see some kind of service during the series, as the managers will be forced because of some players working to use different line-ups for each of the three battles.
 Players Picked
 The score of players picked for the series includes: Johnny Smith Claude Erskine, Bud Foster, Bob Kimball, Clancy Converse, Tex Haw- kins, Red Gray, Orin Addleman Eddie Roller, Joe Snow. Walt An |drews, Fritz Schmitz. Jack Schmitz Joe Werner, Molly MacSpadden. Al Mckay, Tom Martin. Hiding Haglund, Stan Grummett, and Johnny Niemi
 With the first game of the series slated for tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock, all players on the squad are due at Firemen's Park at 4:3O, to get the warm-up preliminaries over and the game under way on the dot. All games must start promptly in order that the full nine innings can be played before darkness does its dirt. With the Sunday double-header set to open at l o'clock, players are due at the park at 12:30 o'clock Sunday af- ternoon.
 Top Hurler On Duty
 Takin no chances with the Ket- chikan aggregation, which is her. aided as presenting a mighty impos- ing array, fully capable of extending Juneau's best to the limit, and with last years second-game loss to the First City team in mind, the local managers have prospectively lined up the Leagues top hurler. Claude Erskine to mount the mound for the first struggle, probably with Red Gray catching him. Elk finger Bud Foster is pointed to work the first game of the double-header, Sunday, with Orin Addleman be- hind the bat; and the Moose bat tery of Lefty Smith and Tex flaw kins will likely wind up the series III the ugnIcap Suuody.
 Ticket Sale Notice
 The ticket sale for the series is now going into it's final big push, with ducats for the series finding ready market. Merchants are lending full support to the con- mittee in charge of the series, but still a fair bloc more of the paste boards must be disposed of to at tain the guarantee to the Ketchikan squad. The committee this after noon announced that ticket sellers must have their tickets left on hand and their money turned in by Sum- day noon in order to be turned over to Ketchikan.
 The Juneau Fire Department has relinquished the park to the com- mittee for the series, and all funds collected will go toward the ex- penses of the series, including the purchase of balls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
BOB ELLIS FLIES
 HERE TODAY WITH
 MCAN, EINSTOSS

Bringing Harry McCain, Ketchi- kan attorney, and s. Einstoss, cured salmon dealer, here from Ketchikan, Pilot Bob Ellis landed his red Waco biplane on Gastineau Channel this morning and took off again almost immediately to return to his Ket- chikan base.
 MT. Mccain and MT. EinsEss are in Juneau on a brief business trip and are staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
MOOSE MIX WITH
 ELKS TONIGHT IN
 DELAYED CONTEST

Provided no shower chances along at 6 o'clock this evening, the Moose and Elks' baseball teams will tangle this evening at 6:30 o'clock in one of their postponed second half league games, which is also listed as a warm-up for the Ketchikan ball series, opening tomorrow even- ing, according to William A. Holz- heimer, president.
 Bob Kimball will likely be on the mound for the Moose, opposing Big Mac" MacSpadden for the Elks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
FOREIGN OFFICIALS COMING NORTH AFTER
 MOOSE FOR MUSEUM

Count Potocki of Poland and Francois Edmond Blanc of France are sailing from Seattle on the Baranof August Il for a special hunting expedition to Alaska to procure Kenai moose specimens for the Museum of Natural History in Paris, according to word to Execu- tive Officer Frank Dufresne of the Alaska Game Commission from the Washington office of the Bio- logical Survey,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-There was no sale of Alaska Juneau mine stock today. Closing quotation of Ameri- can Can is 109, American Light and Power 10ss, Anaconda 61A, Beth lehem Steel 98as, Calumet 16B, Commonwealth and Southern 2A, International Harvester 117%, Gen. eral Motors 56A, Curtiss Wright 6, Kennecott 629s, New York Central 39A, Southern Pacific 47%, Cities Service SIS, Pound $4.98 7/l6, Re- public Steel 38H, Pure Oil 20k, Hol- ly Sugar 32, U. s. Treasury bonds 2hs 994, Atchison, General fours 111h.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
ARMED FORCES NEAR CONFLICT
 ON NEW FRONT
Nationals Being Evacuated from Area Expected to
 Be Bombarded m
ANOTHER ATTACK IS
 ALONG HANKOW R. R.
Gas Attacks Are Feared Enemy Planes Expect
 ed at Ranking

BULLETIN--NANKING, Aug, 6.-China's Capital verged on war fever tonight. The Defense Association has bought gas masks and trained it's members and gave simple directions to more than 100000 people in the city what to do in case of bomb gas attacks.
 Enemy airplanes are expect ed to drop bombs momentarily" is an official announcement made tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
ALASKA COAST FISHERIES
 RECEIVES SALMON TODAY

The Alaska Coast Fisheries to- day received the only cargo of fish, amounting to 22,0O0 pounds of sal mon off the Elfin II, Capt. E. o. Swanson.
 The same firm early this morning shipped south on the North Sea for Seattle 16 boxes of frozen halibut and 135 boxes of frozen sable fish.
 Taking ice at the cold storage plant today were: the Hyperion Capt. Oscar Oberg; the Margaret IT, Capt. Peter Hildre; and the Elfin II, Capt. Swanson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
FIGHT COMMUNISM

TOKYO. Aug. 6.--Foreign Min- ister Hiroata told Parliament today that if China would join in the Japanese-German pact against Communism. peace could be firmly established in Eastern Asia.
 The Foreign Minister further said that driving of Communists from China is one of the major points of the Japanese present policy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
F. J. BARTHOLO LOMEW.
 J. GRISWOLDS SAIL
 SOUTHBOUND TODAY

J. Griswold, mill equipment sup ervisor, and F. J. Bartholomew, mining machinery engineer, arriv- ed by Marine Airways last night from Tulsequah and sailed for the south aboard the Princess Louise this morning.
 MT. Griswold has been supervis- ing installation of the mill at Tul- sequah, remaining at the camp with Mrs. Griswold for the past ten days. MT. Bartholomew is con- sultant on the project
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
FURNACE FLAMES
 ROUSE. FIREMEN

Called out at 9:15 o'clock, the Ju- neau Volunteer Fire Department this morning tended an overloaded furnace at the John Hemle home at 10th and E Streets. No damage resulted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
FIVE HALIBUTERS
 SELL AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Aug. 6. Halibuters selling here today are:
 From the western banks-Pacific 40,000 pounds, selling at 1O%, and 10 cents pound; Western 35 ,0OO pounds, 10 cents straight; Thor 35,- GOO pounds, 10M and 10 cents.
 From the local banks-Argo 14,- 900 pounds, 11A and 10 cents; Live ly 1000 pounds, 13A cents straight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
SKIER VISITS HERE

H. A. Winquist. noted skier and mountain climber of Seattle. today was surveying new icy haunts around Juneau while visiting here after the arrival of the steamship Aleutian. on which he is a round- trip passenger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
TALKS ON U. S. STAND

TOKYO, Aug. 6.-Foreign Minis ter Hiroata assured Parliament this afternon that the United States Government is carefully guarding" against the reported attempts to enlist American aviators in the Chinese Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
.17-Month-OId Boy
 Bounces 17 Feet Like Rubber Ball

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 6-Wayne Buse, 17-months old, fell IT feet from second story porch to the pavement beneath and suffered nc ill effects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
MEDFORD MAYOR HERE

George w. Porter, mayor of Med. ford, Ore, his wife and party, visit. ed in Juneau today. They will leave on the Aleutian for Skagway to. night at 10 o'clock. They are mak. ing the round-trip voyage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
UTILITY MAGNATE HERE

Addison B. Day. president of the
 Los Angeles Gas and Electric Com
 pany, and his wife, are seeing the sights of Juneau today. They are
 round-trippers on the Princess Charlotte.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
HOSPITAL NOTES


 Ruth Goett, a surgical patient was dismissed yesterday from St Ann's Hospital.
 DeVee Prucha was admitted to- day to St. Ann's Hospital for med ical attention.
 Elton Engstrom, Jr., underwent an adenoidectomy at St. Ann's hos pital this morning.
 Jack Gamble was admitted foi medical care late yesterday at the Government Hospital. flying here from Hawk nlet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
The Weather

Forecast for Juneau and vi- cinity, beginning at 4 p.m., August 6. Cloudy, possibly occa- sional showers tonight and Sat- urday; gentle to moderate southerly winds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06

ZIEGLER HERE ON BUSINESS
 A. H. ziegler, attorney from Ket- chikan and former member of the Territorial Legislature, arrived in Juneau on the Aleutian for stay on business in the Capital City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 185.43, rails 52.64, utilities 28.81.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
CLEVELAND ATTORNEY HERE

Ebert L. Hyde, attorney of Cleve- land, visited in Juneau Thursday night while the Prince George, on which he is round-trip passenger was in port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
WAR PLANES
 CHASE CRAFT
 ALONG COAST
Mysterious Attack Is Made on Vessels by Un-
 known Air Ships
sos SIGNALS FLASHED,
 GIVING OUT WARNING
Non Intervention Commit tee Deadlocked in Lon-
 don, Adjourns

BULLETIN-ALGIERS, Aug. 6. - Three French planes took the air late this afternoon to search for mysterious mono planes, marked with Maltese crosses, which have been bOmb- ing ships.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
CHANGES INCREASING

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-The baby's temperature had dropped down to l02 degrees today noon, and Dr. John Corbit, who perform ed the operation, declared: Every minute she lives increases her chan ces for surviving"
 Dr. Corbit said the 27-year-old mother died of tubercular meningit- is. The father is laborer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
Doctors Battle
 To Save Infant
 Of Dead Mother
Girl Born One Minute After Death Takes 27-Year-
 Old Woman

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. G. Out of death, came life. in stir ring drama of modern surgery as a three and one-half pound girl was delivered with a faintly fluttering heart and temperature of 109 de- grees, minute after disease had doomed the mother
 Mrs Mary Paccassini, 27, died but physicians struggled to keep the infant alive, despite the raging fe- yer. The child is given but slight chance to live.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
Special Session Of Congress May
 Be Called in Oct,
Consideration of Fe dera Crop Loans May Mean
 Extra Meet

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-Increas- ing demands for Federal crop loans lead. to the possibility of special October session of Congress to con- slider general farm legislation.
 Leader Barkley said President Roosevelt may call a session if the Senate Agriculture Committee is ready to present detailed pro- gram.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06
TAKING NO STAND

IAhlNG NO SIAND
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Presi- dent Roosevelt refused to take a public stand on the suggested spec ial session of Congress in the fall to take up farm legislation.
 The President was asked at a press conference this afternoon whether he was in sympathy with the move of the Senate, where for ty Senators have signed a petition favoring the special session.
 The Chief Executive simply said the question was up to the Senate
 Others declare there is no special reason for an extra session because farm legislation is the first order of business when Congress convenes next January.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-06

LONDON, Au. 6-Lloyds received a report from Gibraltar this after noon that an Italian and British steamer have been bombarded by war planes at almost the same spot, off the coast of Algeria, that the British tanker British Corporate flashed an sos that she was being bombed and later said escape was made and she landed into Algiers 90 miles away, crew of 43 and ship safe.
 A few hours later the steamer Mongolia sent out an sos she was being bombed. She is 6,000-ton ship and bound from Genoa to New Orleans. No further radio was re- ceived.
 In neither case was the attacker identified.
 A later dispatch from Algiers said three monoplanes, nationality unknown, bombed a British ship one hour before she landed at AL giers with gasoline. She is bound from the Persian Gulf to England
 BREAK DOWN REPORTED
 LONDON, Aug. 6.-The Non-In- tervention Committee, representa- 27 nations, has been unable to break the deadlock over plans to iso- late the Spanish Civil War and adjourned today for an "indefin- ite period"
La gaceta., 1937-01-06
La pelea de lsidoro Gaztanaga con Barney Brock
Ell vasco quiere ganarse la comida

Don Isidoro Gaztafaga no ha
hecho testamento para SUI pelea
lie mafiana con Barney Brock;
pero 81 ha jurado que vencera
por nocaut, con ell fin de ganar-
Sc una comida que Alfredo Mon
toto ha prometido.
Gaztanaga sc ha verlIdo en-
fernando y alimentando con mu
cho cuidado, bien enterado de
que su future en- la Florida Y en-
ell Sur depende del cOmbate con
ell apuesto joven de Panama CT
ty.
Una victoria sobre Brock lie
abrira ell camino al vasco para
mayores empenos; una derrota
cast lie obligaria a preparar las
maletas.
Don Isidoro, que no es jactan
cioso, aconsejado por Alfredo
espet6 aver estas palabras: Yo
probare en- Ell 'tring'' 10 que pue-
do hacers los fanaticos queda-
ran satisfechos conmigo. Ne
soy de los que retrdsede Y tam
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

POGO monte la bicicleta."
Mr.. Brock, tan rozagante co
mo siempre, arrib6 de Panama
City y Jim Downing lie obsequi6
son tazas de chocolate v buenos
consoles.
Las primeras palabras de
Barney, que sc arremangaba To-
camisa, fueron estas: blonde Sc
haila csc espanol de que tanto
Sc habla? Quiero verlo."
Jim lie di6 una palmaditas en-
la espalda y logr6 calmarlo.
Completan ell programa pc :
leas entire Ell "Hombre Moalta :
ma" StebbinS, "ahijado' de Jack
Dempsey, y I'm p1gIl muy como
lido en- su casa.
Ollie Joyner, ell veterano de
Bradenton, reaparecera en- Ben
tamln Field con Mike Firpo de
cponente.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06
DEPORTES
FRANCKTE PARKER VEN
clio AVER EN- Ell TORNEo
DE MIAMI

Coral Gables, enero SUI
tenista colegial de Lawrence.
vile, N. J., Franckie Parker,
venci6 aver a Jack Kirham, dc
New Britain, Conn, con anota-
ci6n de go y so.
Parker impresion6 al p1bli-
co con su admirable juego, jus
tificando que Sc lie maya sele:-
cionado como ell segundo tenista
del pals.
Bitsy Grant, de Atlanta, ga
no dos matches v termin6 aver,
eliminando q William Shelby,
de Miami, Y r. w. Mcmillan,
de Meenah, Wisconsin.
Donald Bulge, ell jugador nd-
nero /, pas6 al segundo round
pero no ha jugado todavfa. Ar
-leV Palmer, de Miami, no Sc
present6 a hacerle frente.
Charles Harris, de West
Palm Beach, derrot6 facilmen-
tie a George Pero, de Miami.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06
TRAVIS X N0MBRA
DO DIRECTOR DEL CLUE
JERSEY CITY

New York, enero 6-SUno De
los peIoteros veteran1 de los
Gigantes de New York, Travis
Jackson, firm6 aver TN contra
to pore medic del eual dirigira,
durante tres amos, ell club Jeg-
sey City. de la Liga Int erna-
aional.
Horace Stoneham, p~residente
de los Gigantes y duehS del Jer-
sey City, di6 la ndicia Y agra
go: Ganara probablem nte ell
mas alto sueldo de las ligas me-
nores, cast tanto como cobrara
al aho Rasado de los Gigantes."
Jackson percibi6 ell ano pasa-
do $12,500 y admite que sus
dias de las GRANTEES ligas estan
q puIfCO d pdSdT.
La administrator municipal
de Jersey City lie arrendara al
club Ell Estadio Municipal por
I'm periodic de diez amos, pudien-
do optar despues por otros diez
mas.
Stoneham pedira a los clubs
de las "mayores' que dejen a
jackson en- libertad de acci6n.
Los Gigantes y ell Jersey City
practicaran conjuntamente en-
Gulfport, Miss.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

nler lugar y sus tboletos de a pc
so Sc pagaron a $24.20.
AparGian como los predilee-
tos de los apostadores, en- lR
Sexta carrera, Nu-WaN. Dick
Malone y June Bell; pero d6 la
sorpresa Lady Dole y sus bole,
5os de a peso Sc pagarpn a
1920.
Chaz Ian gan6 81 tereera
carrcra consecrtiYa, en- otras
t4ntas salidas.
Ganada por Silent Mike Y
Land Lord la apuesta doble So
10 Sc pag6 a $4,000.
La mejoS apuesta para ell pro
grama de esta noche, esegdn al
gunos expertos, es Beaded Pitt,
que rorrera Ell la sexta carrera.
Para la on ena carers Sc
menciona la selection Il IS En-
Town Girl y Satife.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

Ros sbid0 una aisr
ia de1k cia para il q Sid
rey A gralA, y pelear allf con
Jack { STROLL, Ell car1pe6n de las
Antiptdas. For ell bout con
Carrqll pensaba Barney cobrar
$4,000 y $4,000 de gassos. AIDE
mas Planeaba eombates con jim
mylMaLarnin, ell irlandes, y Pc
drd Montanez, ell senSacionA
9uertorriqueno del peso ligero.
De aquellos planes solo queda
! la vista una pelea con ell fill
5inosC eferino Garcia, por Ell IT,
lido, y a baseede tanto por Glen
to.
La Ielea en- Australia Sc hizo
.ricos cuando la garantia de
$4,000 no fue depositada en- un
banco de Chicago
MoEtanez SCI ha retirado a
descansar a PqSrto Rico y no Sc
tiWsa en- Ell horizonte ning1n
DEF Facade gladiator del peso
welter. Otro 'fbout' con MeLar-
nip pareqF impossible.
kNun&a me he sentido mejor
en- mi Gda-dice Barney. Las
'eosas para.dan de color de rosa
en- Ell yerano pasado, pero aho-
ra, en- mi division, la realidad es
terrible. Estaba pensando ell O.
FRO dia en- palear en- medic de la
calle."
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

so reeuerdo v rendire a thu me-
moria ell tribute de La gratftud
~ el respeto.
Sac6 de dabajo del abrigo TN
peQueno ramo de violetas, 10 be-
SO y 10 deposit6 sobrs La tumnba.
Gaspar tendi6 los bR-azog a SUI
esposa y Iorando la estrech6
contra su coraz6n.
Angelic Ia abraz6 a SUI Vez,
dici6ndole:
ii Eres buena como mi ma
Dire! Como la tuya atesora tn
alma todas las virtudes!
BESIDE aquel dia, Qaspar y
Lola visitaron juntos muchas
wees la tumba de la pobre mar
tin, y oraron ante ella.
FIN
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Ties "Elsctricos" ganaron las
careras, segunda, cuarta y sexta
la aauesta doble solo Sc page a $50

Las favoritos &ueron derrota-
dos en- las carreISs segGnSa,
uuarta Y sexta y. los que GUSTAV
de los 'electricos", de "los pc
rros de abajo't, tuvferon una
noahe placentefa.
Cog Wheel era ell favorito de
la segunda earrera y lie segufa
Youth Y Bloom. Muy pocos ex-
per.os pensaIbam EN- Silent
Mike; pero Silent Mike c@rrio
en- ~inesperada admirable bue-
ma forma y distanci6 a todos
Sus contrarios.
Sus boletos de a peso sc paga-
ron a $3.50; la mutua abono
$3.50 y $3.50. u
Fleet Education era Ell favo-
rito de la duarta carrera v lie
SECULAR Jerry Cross y Spartan.
Muy pocos apos.adores pen
en- Eimi, que entr6 enspri
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

Lac eomisi6n atletica neoyor.
quina lie aprob6sa James j.
Johnston un match entrN Fred :
die Steele y Babe Riskd; pero
Steele dernarlda una bolse de rs
mil pesos, Ia que probationary
tie no lie asera ofrecida. Y
Dave MRler, que dirige "a
Steele, esta dispuesto a nego :
ciar con la Garden y Mike ia
cobs; pero irlsiste en- los $4,000
pesos.
Johnsto. lie ha dicho va que
Ia tai eaniidad es oexagerada, tie
niendo en- cuenta que Steele es
una attraction 9 secundaria," a
pesar de su corona.
81 ell Sr. Miller entra en- ra :
ION. como Johnston espera, Ell
maG.h Sc verificara en- la Gar :
den.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

sentimientos y me ha revelado
10 que til debiste revelarTne.
ii Perdonal L..
Sin c~ontestar q SUI marido,
Lola sc arrodill6 junto a la tum-
ba v dijo:
i Perd6name, Angela, ST un
dfa te ofendi CON mis- celos /!
Tu amor no debi6 inspirarme O.
ira cosa que compassion, puesto
que no era correspandido. Sc
que en- Gaspar no hay hacia I'll
otro sentimiento que graGtud, y
yo 10 autorizo " participo de
81. iGra;ias por TODD 10 que por
mi esposo hiciste! TIE debe su
gloria, que es la base de nues-
ira felictiad... iDescansa sn
paz, pobre martirl Miantras vi
va guardark para ii un cariIo-
La gaceta., 1937-01-06
INC has iu1gado mal. 70 Sc

Me has juzgado mai. Yo Sc
re una ignorante; pero tamibien
tengo coraz6n y Sc comprender
y respetar los sentimientos jus
hos y mobiles. lPerdona 81 I'm dia
mis- celos tie hicieron Greer 10
Iisontrarioi
Luego anadi6, cambiando de
toao:
Sc quien reposa en- esa tum
ba, Sc 10 que por ii hizo y Sc que
crmtples TN deber sagrado al
d~edicarle una de tus ohras. iLo
Sc TODD!
ID QUEEN tie 10 ha dieho?-a-
Icert6 a ~interrogar Gaspar.
La condesa.
-lElla?
Isl. Me. ha juzgado mejor
que III. ha hecho justicia a mis-
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

una prueba de mi gratitud eter-
na...
Lloraba ell artista.
Angelic acerc6se a 81 Y lie di-
10:
ii Vamonos!
81: vamonos,-repiti6 el.
Y excaam6 por Ultima vez:
i Adi6s, Angela!
al volverse para aaejarse de
ALI, los dos lanzaron una ex-
clamaci6n de sorpresa.
Junto a ellos estaba Lola
Lola, que les sonreia dulcemen-
tie, CON los ojos banados en- Ia
grimas.
Antics de que su marido sale.
ra de su asombro, Sc acerc6 a
lei y lie dijo, con tono de carino-
so reproche:
La gaceta., 1937-01-06
CON LOS GUANTES

Barney Ross Sc lamenta del
fracaso de sus directories, Sam
Plan y Art Winche, que en- ell
verano pasado 10 vefan TODD de
color de rosa.
Pan ACADIA de ser suspendido,
por tiempo indefinido, bajo un
acuerdo de la comisi6n atletica
del estado de New York.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

Firpo sc entrena con Gazta-
naga v dice que ell vasco lie ha
ensenado muchas cosas y que en-
mas de una OCCASION lie ha hecho
YER las estrellas con fuertes pu
netaZoS.
La gaceta., 1937-01-06
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 625
CAS- PENAS
y QUE REDIMFN

Va YES que en- mi felicidad nc
me divide de ii. Aunque vivie-
ses, no podrias particular de
ella... iSeria un sarcasmol Una
prornesa solemne forunuh junto
a tu cadaver, y esta cllmplida.
.Aceptala como pobre ofrenda
del arte por Ell q. supiste llegar
hasta el s~aerificio! TIE debo mi
gloria, v 81 no pude pagartela
con mi aEnor... hoy tie ofrezco
La gaceta., 1937-01-06

Chicago, ,Enero GA media
dos del ano pasado, Barney
Ross, ell hebreo campe6n del pc
SO welter, Sc las prometia muy
f~elices, monetariamente, bajo Ia
direction de Sam Plan v Art
Winch.