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Evening star., 1938-02-11
This Changing World
Japan Quantitative Navy Hint Confirms Big Ship
Suspicious.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

CONSTANTINE BkOWN.
indirect
limit their fleets the basis cumulative
qualitative officials
State
demanded parity with the United
Of
London and Wahington did
Evening star., 1938-02-11

Rabbi Metz to Speak.
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will speak
on the "Foundation of Jewish Unity
before the Adas Israel Hebrew Con-
gregation At the synagogue, 800 l
Evening star., 1938-02-11

IN the event "VoIunteerS" desire TO
land on their coast to bolster UP
some anti -Communist" rebellion.
1t is for this reason that the Navy
Department demands 4 feet able
TO face an aggression on the West
Coast and an efficient police force"
for the Atlantic. A parity proposal
from Japan would not answer our
strategic purposes
Evening star., 1938-02-11

J You may have 10. so or 30 days 10 pay
J vour account. deoendent on the amount
} Of time that YOU consider essential.
J THERE ARE NO SPECIAL PAYMENT
J DATES. You have An OPEN ACCOUNT
J PAYABLE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ~
} long as it is liauidated within the agreed
J period.
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slovakia. thus hoping to "localiZe'
the conflict. If France chose to
fight. however, Britain might have
no alternative but to join her be-
cause the British high command
contends that the safety of the
British empire depends upon
French security.
y Britain was reported to have
completed sounding out the varl-
Gus dominions and to have learned
that all Of them will join, as they
did in 1914, if Britain decides to
march.
13. 1t was indicated that, if war
comes. Britain will not declare
war until after France, in order
thoroughly to perfect the defense
of London against aerial bonn
bardment and carry out complete
mobilization of the army, navy
and air force.
The British people grimly have
reconciied themselves to the pos
sibility of war with Germany if
Hitler invades Czechoslovakia.
There has been a remarkable land
slide OF public opinion in the last
two weeks and this opinion has
hardened in the last few days.
In fact, the mass Of public opin-
ion seems to be moving faster
than the British cabinet. Ameri-
can observers are convinced now
that if Hitler should cold-blooded-
~ invade CzechOslovak soil and,
as is practically certain, France
went to war the British govern
ment would find the mass Of its
people ready to support Fritain in
war against Germany.
A canvass of several members
of parliament in the provinces
found unanimous sentiment among
the people - without panic - to
face the possibility Of war. I'm
like the 1885 Ethiopian crisis,
there have been no manifestations
of peace at any price"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-12
BOY SOUGHT IN.
TRIPLE KILLING
Leaves Note Saying He
Got Mad at Folks and
Killed Them"
(NEA Radiophoto)

DEEP RIVER. Mimi, Sept. -.
tUPJ-Harry YcrS. II. sought in
connection with Il triple murder,
escaped from IA posse Of 100 men
who had surrounded = haystack
where he was believed to be in
haGing. The youth was believed
armed with 4 powerful rifle used
Sunday in the Staying Of the Slay-
ing of his foster parents and foS-
ter sister.
The bodies were found beside
their blazing farm home. YerS j.
believed to have shot the family
and then to have fired the house.
The bodies of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Yama, and their 2j-ycar-old
adopted daughter were found lat"
yesterday at their farm home.
Each had been slain with 5000
calihrc rifle.
Harry Ycrs, the adopted son,
left a note tied to a pump at the
farm. authorities said. 1t read:
Il got mad at the folks and
killed them"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-12
Eight Defendants
In Mayor S Court

Several eases were heard in city
court this morning before Mayor
a. Y. Edwards. The docket Wa>
as follows:
Myrtle Britain. disordcrly CON
duct. wa$ given Il 30-day sentence.
l.. NJ. Robertson. charged with
creating nuisance by lettering
on the streets, had Judgment SuS-
pended on good behavior.
K. S. Morris. drunk and disor-
derby, was fined SO and costs.
Jennings Ward. drunk and dis
orderly. forfeited Il cash bond.
Sidney Presley. drunk and dis
orderly. forfeited a cash bond.
w. O. Leonard. drunk and dis
orderly. forfeited a cash bond.
Everett Bane, drunk and diSor-
derby. was assessed costs.
Ohio Gibbs. drunk and diSor-
derry. was fined $25 and costs.
There are ll6.0iS unpaid local
officers in the Salvation Army.
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u. S. ARMY BUSHES
NEW MOBILIZATION,
INDUSTRIAL PLANS
Continued from page onc)

'N"''''''PV' I VII !'''7 = VIZ
,l,,,,od f,r ,,o,o c,rrfulIv than
P'"'''''" W. '.''' 90 = $780,,
manpoWcr. An army can IuIy
ton only 50 long a. II HIS ''"'
quatc supplies. ..J
Inc pan mas , nre'i !'t''i. 'r" -. w.
as 10 aFolu c0SuN h'H'"N'H e,@
vca!cd by the worn" war on ,
Gals point Out Ih"I inc |"SI COZ, ;,
ilict was war Oh PoI Iii'nI,l
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Approximately 194l farmers
mutual fire insurance companies
operate IN the United States.
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Man Slapped By
Year-Old Girl
For Kiss, Kills Her

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. Sept.
II. tUP).-A middle-aged father
Of two children confessed late
Yesterday. police said. to the
brutal murder Of Barbara Eliza
beth Dliscoll, 8-year-Old parochlaI
school girl. who slapped me when
! kissed her"
Herbert W. Sprague. -, tim
Grant Portland. Me. barber, de
scribed as a bay rum addict. told
Stephen VI. Wheeler. Rockingham
county solicitor. he made no at
tempt TO criminally attack the
girl.
The confessed killer told inveS-
tigators ne was walking along the
railroad tracks near Barbara ;
home week ago yesterday when
ne met her. He carried her across
the tracks 10 a storage shed where
ne tried to kiss her. She slapped
him and broke his glasses.
Sprague said this Infatuated
him. according to police. and he
picked up a heavy fieldStone and
smashed her skull.
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Britons Urging
France Accept
Carlsbad ldea
Paris Holds Plan Would
Put Czechs IN Nazis
Influence Sphere

PARIS Sent -. (UP)-Re-
,..II. ........,,.. '..;l Los, niub+ that
l I I S,.;t;, sew :. .ecI;in~ Frrnch
Hi'"' h' ''''''' = N'''~ I,n
consent 20 4 N!ah |" '''" ''N
CZechoSioyak crisis on the follow
inc basis:
/. Acceptance by the CZecho-
Slovak government Of the eight
point Carlsbad program OF April
- which would give the Sudetcn
Germans in CZechoslavla complete
autonomy IN 4 unltlcd Suaeteh
district wholly administered D!
Germans,
Al. Agreement. II necessary |"
the DECENTRALIZATION OF NZech"-
SlovaNla which the frrnch assert ,,!'
would piac" that country Wl'''''
Germany$ sphere oil n'luC"'G.
The British ambassador Oh hiic
Phlpp>. was SAID TO nav" SSu- GeSl-
ed the plan to Foreign Minister
Georges Bonnet las. week, 'fSu-
ing that the CzechS must b m
ducrd 10 make All possible SacEl-
fees 10 avoid war.
Bonnet made no answer 10
PhippS bat the British move PROB
ably will De discussed at tomor-
rows emergency cabinet meeting.
Last nights suggestion III Lon
don that Britain might be pre-
pared to fight ut Frances side IN
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By MILTON BRONNER
NEA Service Staff CorresDonden'

.,.r.,.>- 20 I.g, Ti+i-
LONbON. sept. ''''' 10
zen Of Great Britain ROW can shop
r,, mir ,.,id shelters lust ~ he
.,..,.... ..,,5 h,-.
""'N '"' ''' ''''N', ''''
There IS not niue" '"'''' u"
material. because the one mostly
J.siurarra i Portland cement
..;,r,r,..t with steel
'""'''.'' ,','''' 49,. l.....
bars. hu' JONI ''''"''1 ,'''' .''
his choice ~ ''r."u~ Nl''"- "i an
,..i, SHELTERS tor his own home.
He can choose whether 20 have 1t
~ ne, 5aSrmcu, OF his nome "r
aIn,uS,d, ID. or out IN the garden
Ea"rarh the surface of the earth.
n mo - me owner Of q big shop
80. or factory. ne can buy big
ur,. shelters to take care Of en-
,InroaS
pa Nh hi. r,.hrr is due 70 the fact
,h.'+ r,.s,n,,ibI, men i'm the COY
,.,.,,,,avt .r. convinced that. if
p,;,"S,, -. .r.,. involved in war
=. - -, .r... FrrpDrau power.
I'm = r, ..;.:L - Will he targets
80, ,,.a,. from, the mir Therefore.
.S T ,,"noa ,., ~ civilians. against
''tt ,,,-,,tnc+i,,. r,nsr he afford
"t'', 81. NANNY from falling bombs.
'" I, :, rsroGniZed that. part.cu-
LII. :, drraiI;ng bousrs il would
,''' SI,, 49, nm nronomic impoSSibil-
-, - nroyide complete protection
80 49,, E;rrrt hit bv huge bombs.
D., > :. ncssibIe ro have protec-
.; ;", f.n,,, ;nnac+ explosion. air
J'o., n,' Trast earth vibra-
49,; 49,, fI,.;mm r,.,omputs or SplinterS.
III. h,,;IJ-ro, material fire. gas.
' ,i,,.,''1 md bacteria.
uCIISETYPF OF SHELTER
Fn,. homes il is suggested that
o;,. ,.ai6 sbaIta, Should COM
- = main room. an ante-cham-
~. 80 fn,.o, an airlock % prevent
50, ,o,.ag.n nf air from the out
~ .r,oIla,. toilet room and Il
-, LII ..,nrernnr The best place
, '','', III. - IN the basement.
~ r. H. orr has stated that
'I aa .to,,,S accommodation
- nm YnvrnriIated air raid shell
.ar souora feet Of surface
49,. , ;,cIrJiro floors. ceiling and
", ~. :. 49, he ,II,wnd to 4 person
w. - ,nriod not exceeding six
t soi 'Tbnrnfnro y room . feet
H 'U" q or5 : feet bigh is adequate
80. Nv na,.Sons. II there were an
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principles of fair play, justice and
order under law.
"No nation and no government
can avoid the issue; neither can
any nation avoid participation,
willing or not, in the responsible
itv of determining which course
of action shall prevail"
Praising the inter-American re-
lations, Hull asserted:
"The American nations have
made an important contribution
to the cause Of world peace by
the elaboration of an inter-Amcr-
lean society based upon respect
for the independence. sovereign
ty, and political equality of ma
tons"
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A. w. WHEELER HAS
OPERATION ON EYE

A. w. Wheeler is in the Char
lotte Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat
hospital where. friends will be in
tereSted to learn, he has just I'M
dergone Il most successful eye OPP
Grafton.
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INHERIT BUSINESS

VERNON. n. Y. (UP).-Two
employees have inherited the gen
eral store of the late Frank j.
Johnson. The business was valued
at more than $4,000. In addi-
ton to leaving the store to A.
Leslie BurIeigh and EStella NJ.
Franklin. JOhnson's will left Sl0.-
coo TO the village library.
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JUSTICE And
ORDER AGAIN
URGED BY HULL
Refrains From Any Direct
Comment on the Euro
pean Situation

WASHINGTON. Sept. -. (UP)
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull
last NIGHT reiterated his plea for
"thr pr;ucjpIry Of fair play. JUS
ticc and order under the law" but
the department rcfraincd from
direct comment on the European
crisis
Hull made his statement in ac-
ccpting III invitation for United
States participation in the eighth
international conference of Amer
lean states at Lima. Peru.
/, s. Ambassador Joseph p.
Kennedy WAS keeping the state
department advised by cable Of
European Developments. Kennedy
conferred with Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain Of England
at No. 10 Downing street y"ster-
day.
The state department would di-
vulgp neither the tenor of Ken
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There are ll6,0IS unpaid local
officers in the Salvation Army.
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NEGRO is SLAIN

FELIX, Ala, Sept. II. (UP)-
A posse Of officers and volunteers
Yesterday tracked down and shot
TO death Jonas Martin, negro,
who had killed Wilcox County
Deputy Sheriff Goode TAFT near
Camden last week.
Evening star., 1938-08-31

"A sturdy, waterproof plain or
plaid bag with outside pocket
for lunches, etc. 4 tablets,
filled real leather pencil case.
And the child's name printed in
gold on the bag. Strap or
handle styles.
Kann's-Street Floor.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

das las noches Sc fermaba en-
emo de los cuarto1. Era una de
tantas sehales de su orgullo.
La presencia de Manolo ates-
tlguaba su victoria, que va los
amigos %conocian, y ell amor
que el pobre j6ven no logra-
oa dlsimularIe servia de pre-
teXto para mil bromas jactan-
closas en- que daba suelta a Ia
arrogancia cue rebos&ba de 81
eoraz5a. No Sc Ie escapaba a
Ianolo este, nj tampoco que
aquella reunion, comruesta de
genie ruda, no correspondia q
Ia ealidad de su persona nj g
Il edneaci6n que hahfa recfbi-
do; pero TODD 10 sufrfa con Cal
de hallarse cerca de Soisdad.
Qaiza no habria mentira en-
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

preso en- aquel amor, q primaro
Y ell 1nico de su vida. Al prin-
cipio buscando pretextoS, lusgo
no respendiendo a las apremian
tes inwitacfones de dona Car
men para que ternase al pueblo,
habia lido dejando transcurrir
los dias sin decidirse a subir al
tren. Finalmente, habia escrito
a su madre manifestandole que
deseaba permanecer en- Cadiz u
ma rarga temporada, y que 81 lie
contrariaba en- este deseo esta-
ba dispuesto a embarcarse pa
ra America. La pobre sonora, a.
sustada Y conociendo 81 carac-
ter impetuoso de su hijo, por no
perderle para siempre, cedi6 a
su capricho.
IQus esperaba alb? IQus
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
LASKER do UNA EXFIBI-
CTON DE

New York, Enero 12.-El DR..
Emanuel Lasker, excampe6n de
ajedrez del mundo, do una ex-
hibici6n de simultaneas en- Ell
Marshall Chess Club y gan6 20
partidas, empatando seis y per-
diendo dos.
Enfrentads contra 20 oponen
ties, en- 28 tableros, ell famoso
maestro, ademas, eoncedi6 a slts
adversarios ell derecho de hacer
ell primer movimientS. Este de-
moro la exhibition, por cuanto
el DR.. Lasker, que tiene 50 amos,
jugo filos6ficameRte y CON la
mayor calma.
Hizo Ia presentation del DR..
Lasker, 81 banquero George En-
len ROOSEVELT, vicepresidente
del Club.
Ell primero en- ganar I'm par
lido 10 fue la Sra. Adela Rivero,
campeon de la Federation Ma :
cisnal de AjedreG. Jag6 ell poem
de Ia reina contra Ia defensa de
Nimzowitch.
Ell Dr.. Lasker la felicit6 Y SO
fotografi6 con cha.
DieG minutes despuas, Arthur
Anderson, del Marshall Club, ga
no ell gambito dsGinado de la
reina.
Hicieron tablas con ell eelebre
maestro, A. K. Underwood, de
Portland, Me-; J. F. Donovan,
campe6n del Colegio de Broo
! klyn; E. r. Schortman, de Ia
Universidad de Colombia; Rodol
flo Smirka, excampe6n del esta-
do; M, Freedman y S. Zeitling,
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

mas. Quizas algun dia..." Y es
ia vaga esperanto, dulce CO.
mo la miel, inundaba su cora
ION de algeria.
No podia menos de felici-
tarse tambien de la faciIidad
que tenia para verla Y hablar-
la a cualquier bora del dfa. La
circumstance de hab6rsele an
tojado a Velazquez tomar un
establecimiento de bebidas, y,
meior que este aun, ST. AFRO
gante tranquilidad, la auser-
Ella complete de celos que mos
traba, dejabale expedite ell ca
mino para menudear las visi-
tas. Hay mas, ell tabernero le
acogfa con mayor afecto Y cor
tesla que nunca y lie habia pre-
seHtado en- la reunion que to-
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
CELOS

Dos nasSes despues de esta es-
cena entr6 MaRolo Uceda una
tarde en- la tienda, que a tai ho-
ra sofia hallarse solitaria, Sole
dad Sc habia quedado dormida
de bruces sobre ell mostrador
son la mejilla apoyada sobre las
manOs. Entr6 sin haeer ruido Y
fac a Sentarse carca de ella.
Hacia va tempo que debfa es-
tar en- Medina, pues Sc habia deS
pedido de su madre solo por diez
o doce dias; pero despues de ha-
Der visto a su antigua novia Y
haberla hablado sc le hizo impo
sable Ia vuelta. De nIevs qued6
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

de deSpertar tai veg que otra
una fvgaE sonrisa de compla-
ceneia en- su semblante ls rete-
MIA . su lado. Hallaba gracia
en- sus palabras, en- sus gestos,
en- sus manfas y hasta en- la
terquedad que la ca~racteriza-
ba. La misma limitaci6n de su
inteligencia y Su falta absolu-
ia de instruction, pues solo sa-
bia a duras penas leer, servian
de a~licientes para su amor.
''Es una nina, Sc decia miriam
dola con ojos paternales Guam
do salia algun graeioso dispa-
rate de su boca. "Hace ell bien
y ell NAL sin darse cuenta. No
es capaz de sentir pasiSn al
guIEa. Su amor no es mas que
un capricho como TODD 10 de-
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
UN ACTO DE MERGED EN-
Ell PUGILISMO
Ell camil.o de las riquezas

New York, Enero 12.-Era
pronostioado y esperado que Pr
mo Camera iba a ser victima
del Bombo y de la pobreza.
Cay6 en- malas manos y lie ma
nejaron NAL, para su desvantu-
ra.
Veian ellos qeu Ell Gigantic to-
maba terrible castigo y que su
decadencia Sc aproximaba.
Camera especializaba en- sa-
car los brazos hacia Sfuera, a.
nunciando que iba a pegar.
DespueS de los golpes, sobre
81 "alma de Dios'' lloVieron plei-
tos de todas classes.
Primo hacfa dinero, pero Sc
/ 10 quitaban y 10 "enredaban"
Ahora mismo, con toda seguri
dad que no sable que canine 81
guio la mayor parte de los miles
de d6lares que ganara.
Hizo una petici6n de banca.
rrota. Leon See, su primer direC
tor, lie pidi6 una suma fantasti.
ca. Ricos, pobres, pordioseros
ladrones, medicos, mujeres v VI
jefe indio... le demandaron POI
diferentes sumas. Y para anu,
mentar la confusion, Max Sch.
melting, Ell aleman nazi, lie de
mand6 por $4,000.
Primo fue a los tribunales
habl6 con los jueces y anadi6 co
mo sigue: $4,000 por gastos d,
entrenamiento en- una peisa qu4
no Sc efectu6; $4,000 que hubi,
ra podido hacer, en- ell radio Y la:
~pelfcuias, de no haberle distrai
do Schmeling; $25. 600 como ba
samo para sus sentimientos, 81
una s6rdida transaction.
Lo que Primo gan6 en- boisal
probabfemente nunca Sc sabra
Su comite de directories le lleva
ba les lfbros en- seereto. Consi
dere sole dos peleas: por Ell com
bate con Max Baer lie pagarol
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
RADIOTELECRAMAS

pretendia? Nj 81 mismo sabria
decirlo. SQ viaje lie habia SER
vido para convencerle del alb
soluto divide que SD amor ge-
neroso merecfa a la hija del
guarda, de la Gega passion que
esta habfa concedido por ell
majo de Medina. Y, sin embar
go, aunque 10 mereciese, lie era
impossible despreciarla, nj aun
dejar de amelia. Tncontraba
tan inexplicabla seduction en
suS rasgados ojos aterciopela-
dos, en- su gravedad majestuo-
sa, on ell contraste adorable de
sus cabellos negros con ell ala
bastro de su ~rostro, que no con
cebia como pudiera aborrecer-
Sc a un ser tan bello. FL goce
de verla, de escuchar SD VOC,
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
DEPORTES
o LOS GUANTES
ARMSTRONG CONTRA
VENTURE

Esta noche Sc ~efectuara en-
New York la pelea entire 81 ne
gro Henry Armstrong, campeon
del peso de pluma, y ell italiano
Enrico Ventura, aspirante a la
corona del peso ligero.
Todos los eNpertos opinan que
81 negro vencera, pero sin dejar
de reconocer que los punos de
Ventura son muy peligrosos.
Armstrong cree, y ash sus ad-
miradores, que sera campe6n de
las 1876 libras tan luego Lou Am
bers acepte su reto.
Ambers trata de rehuir ell CON
bate con Henry y al efecto desea
pelear con Barny Ross, ell he
breo campe6n del peso welter.
Els famoso Ell negro por la e
fectividad de sus pu1os y 10 mil
mo puedg decirse del italiano
aurIque en- menor escala.
Las tres primeras figuras d
las 1876 libras, en- estos momen
tos, a juicio de los inteligentes
son Armstrong, Ambers y e
puertorriqueno Pedro Montane7
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
S122, 1872; por 81 de Jose Luis.

$122,7S2; por e de Jose Luls,
! S86, 1924.
Declarando a SD favor, en- I'm
de los iuicios, ell Gigantic dijo:
Jamas me he moiestado por 81
| dinero.
Lo dejaba a sus directres y E.
Hos sc oprvecharon.
Pero uno de sus acreedores di
jo a los jueceS que habia ganado
mas de 100000 despues de la
petici6n de Bancarrota. Y Pri-
mo dijo en- una ocasi6n que por
la pelea con Sharkey, segdn re-
cordaba, solo lie habfan pagado
variasos centenares de pesos.
No saba donde sc habia metido
ell resto.
Hace pocas semanas comuni-
caron desde Budapest que Sc ha-
llaba en- I'm hospital. sufriendo
de una hemorragia de los rifo~
mes causada por una pelea en- la
cual hubo de vapulearle un des-
conocido de Yugoeslavia.
Primo eStaba solo. No tenia
dinero. Solo lie quedaba como re-
curse su madre, duena de un pc
queno hotel en- Venecia.
|. Sin dinero... Los "vivos" Sc
10 quitaron.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
II RETIENE SU IT,
TULO

New York, Enero PEI cam
pe6n del Club de Ajedrez Man
haitian, Isaac /. Kashdan. termi-
no aver en- Ell primer iugar, ha-
ciendo tablas con Jack Spuda =
koff, del Bronx.
La victoria lie di6 ell triunfo
definitive al campe6n, con 5a
victorias y ~ derrota.
Qued6 en- segundo lugar Ro
bert Whitman, I'm eXcampe6n de.
mismo club. S. S. Cohen termin{
en- Ell tercer puesto.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
AYUDA DE CATALANES EN-
NEW YORK

Barcelona, por cable, IL de e.
nero (FP).-E Sr. Companys
ma recibido una carta del Conf
te Catalan Antifascista de New
York, anunciando el envfo de
numerosos juguetes recogidos
entire los ninos espanoles y des-
tinadOs a los ninos huerfanos Y
refugiados en- Catalina.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
Programa de aficionados. u.

ma nueva Academia de pugilis-
mo.
Tienen los organizadores ia
mejor intencidn y c1entan con ell
concurso de muchos joveRes at
letas.
Ell primer programa esta sien
do preparado con ell mayor es :
nero.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

Para Atlanta ne nos fas Jim
Downing. AL Ketchel, de San Pc
tersburg, vendra a ~sustituirae.
Era bueno ell que estaba, aun
que de pocos recursos moneta =
rios.
Como anda de bolsillo Ell Sr.
KetcheN.
Aqui hace falta dinero para
inducir a los pdgiles de phimera
fila, no para otra cosa.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

Con la mayor esEmaci6n des-
pedimos al amigo Jim Downing,
que ell viernes ofrecera su pri
mer programa en- Atlanta. Ca,
con una destacada personalidad
del peso medianS, Ben Brown.
Aqui estamos para servirle, es
decir, para cuando desee o pue-
da retornar.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

Todas sus peleas de 1888, de
acuerdo con los cronistas depor-
tivos, las gan6 Armstrong no
despues del cuarto asalto.
A Peter Sarron, ell campe6n
del peso de pluma, 10 puso a dor
mir a tempo de justificar sus
grandes meritos.
Venci6 tambfen por nocaat a
varios gladiadores del peso IL
gero.
Tiene mayor impsrtancia el
combate de esta noche porque
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vida su esclava...!
Velazquez, al cabo de I'm ratio,
BE asom6 a la puerta del cuarto,
diciendo con tono rudo:
la, nina, basta de lori.
queo, que la tienda esta sola.
Soledad Sc levant6 encendida
y sonriente de Ia CANA, Sc limpit
las lagrimas con ell panuelo Y lie
echo los brazos al exfello en- I'm
rapto de amor y sumisi6n.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

Nj Jose Luis nj Make SchMe-
ling corren peligro en- cuanto a
los eponentes hen selecciona :
dos para ellos.
La bolsa de TN million de pc
sos solo pueds producirla el ne.
gro en- combate con ell aleman aC
mirador de Hitler.
Mike Jacobs entiende su ne
gocio y solo un fen6meno pudie
ra haeerle modificar sus planes
Pedro Montanez seria I'm fuel
tie competitor para Henry Arm.
strong.
Pedro solo ha perdido una DC
lea EN- este pals, la que decide
perder frente al campe6n Loy
Ambrs, cuando este arriesgaba
su corona.
Cuapdo Lou psle6 con 81 pusr
Rrriqueho, SIN dAscutirse Of tftu
10, la victoria lie sorrespondi6 q
Pedro.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

Jose Luis Sc prepare. Algu-
nos expertos opinan que para el
negro no sera facil la pelea con
Nathan Mann.
lie expondria Mike Jacobs d
una derrota 81 tuViera la sospe.
cha de una ''sorpresa" por par
tie de Mann?
La gaceta., 1938-01-12
llr gUyIRl.TIl'.El

de Brookyn. LIS G+irros EN- IL
tnalizar 1ueron Bruno Forsberg
" z. Leslie Hoover, de Mineola.
La gaceta., 1938-01-12

aIgunos observadores estSman
cue Ventura resisSra hasta el fl
nal.
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