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The Washington times., 1938-11-26
Senate Bloc Plans
Revision of Relief
MNary Denies
Coalition Deal

The Republican side" of
the Senate will enter no
formal alliance with anti.
New Deal Democrats in the
forthcoming Congress, Sen.
ator Charles .McNary of
Oregon, G.. o. p. Senate
leader, said today.
But, McNary said, the Re-
publicans will march side by
side with Democrats when
they are in agreement on
specific issues. He explained:
There will be no compact
or wedding. There will be n
natural cohesion of forces in
opposition to plans and
policies Of the New Deal pro
gram. There will be COM
mon ground when there il .
common purpose involved"
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
u. S. Cutter TOWS
Disabled Vessel
To Norfolk
Continued from Page u


to "a and was ascending to a prob
able high of As.
Increasing cloudiness Is also
predicted for today with the lowest
tonight about 80. Meanwhile, dig,
ging OUT from under the existing
blanket of ice and sluSh was pro
ceeding here in anticipation that
more snow may make streets even
more dangerous than they have
been during the past three days.
Narrowly escaping serious con-
sequences because their craft car
ries no radio apparatus, Is cadets
and the crew aboard the barken-
tine Marsha, privately owned
merchant marine training ship,
were on their way to safety IN
Norfolk today after the vessel was
disabled about IS miles off Cape
Henry, Va.
Coast Guard headquarters here
reported the cutter Mendoza has
the stricken ship in tow and is
expected to dock at Norfolk late
today.
The fact that the craft was in
distress, with two Of its five masts
swept away by Thursdays gale.
was learned late yesterday when
distress signals from the Marsha
were relayed to Norfolk by the S.
S. City Of Savannah. which is be
lieved to have sighted the disabled
barkentine.
The Mendoza was Immediately
dispatched to the rescue and was
reported early today to have sue
ceeded in making a line fast to the
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
TOCOnbinc With
Anti-NeW Dealers
Republicans
By ROBERT A. McGILL

QN.S) Senate Republicans
and q strong Senate bloc Of anti
Administration Democrats today
were agreed on q bill to dras-
tically revise the Administration
relief program at the next session
Of Congress.
The coalition is SO confident of
success that the bill has already
been written in full detail. Drawn
up by Senator Bailey CD of
North Carolina. the measure will
be introduced both in the Senate
and House when Congress con.
venes in January.
POLITICS BANNED
The general detectives of the
program were outlined today by
Senator Burke CD of Nebraska.
Salient features Of the bill, &C.
cording to Burke, call for decen-
tralization Of Federal relief, cur
tailment Of relief expenditures,
and removal Of politics from re-
lief"
Burke said the anti-Administra-
ton Democrats are confident of
enough strength to pass such a
measure in the Senate, but added
that any support from the Re
publicans will be welcome"
This is to be a Democratic
measure" he said, "but such a
program as we intend to intro
duce is bound to transcend
party lines because Of its merit.
There has been a real deci-
siVe change in relief sentiment"
BIPARTISAN BOARD
In addition to requiring States
to make greater contributions for
relief purposes, the program calls
for bipartisan boards in States,
counties, and local communities
to determine relief needs for its
locality, and to administer funds,
Burke said.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
Greek Weavers Ask
More Of u. ). Cotton

G.N.S0 Cotton spinners and
weavers Of Greece have applied
to the ministry of national
economy for larger imports OF
cotton from the United States,
the Commerce Department was ad-
vised today. The 1888 cotton crop
in Greece was considerably smaller
than anticipated. The ministry Of
national economy has looked
around for bargains and issued
permits chiefly for cotton grown
in India.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
Eats When Hungry,
But He Never Paws

MARIETTA, Ohio QNS.)
Marietta police believe that some
day, somewhere, Walter Craw.
ford's annoying habit of eating
without paying is going to catch
up with him.
Walter recently ate a 70-cent
meal but had no cash to pay
When arraigned in police court
he was given a suspended sen.
tence. At Lowell, eight miles from
Marietta, he ate 75-cent meal at
a cafe and again had no money to
offer. A justice Of the peace suS
pended the fine on condition that
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
ADVERTISEMENT
= ADVERTISEMENT
DR., ARDS'
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CONSTIPATION
Benefits Nation of Sufferers!

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COLUMBUS, OHIO: For over 20
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physician) successfully treated scores OF
patients for constipation and the head
aches, lack of energy and mental dull
ness which often result.
This wise Doctor knew liver bile must
fow freely every day into your intestines
or fatty foods can't be properly digested
and you may become eonstipated. So he
kept this in mind when he perfected his
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Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
are harmless, yet they assure gentle,
thorough bowel movements and ALSO
help stimulate bile flow. Test their
goodness TONIGHTI Isl. S0Is co.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
Winter Vacations
Fought by Teachers

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 u.N.S0 .
Proposals that swimming teachers
in New York city schools take win
ter vacations so natatoriums may
be kept open during summer, have
met stern opposition among the
organized teachers. The Joint
Committee Of Teachers Organiza-
ton, in q statement, charged that
since the swimming pools are in
doors, they are not affected by
seasonal or climatic changes, and
that winter vacations would re,
duce the teaching staff.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
Former Stage Star
Dies at Rehearsd

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 26 QN.S.).
Edward Garlic. so, Broadway
headliner 20 years ago and of late
a film exrta, was dead here to-
day. victim of a heart attack.
Garlic died during a rehearsal of
a square dance for a motion pic
ture scene. He is survived by his
widow, Bell Garlic.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
Bonus Is Planned
By Clothing Firm

Employees of the Raleigh Haber-
dasher Co. will receive a Christmas
bonus, Gin keeping with improved
business" Clarence w. Grosner
president, declared today. On De-
cember 20, each employee will re-
ceive a cash gift depending on the
length Of continued service.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

Maybe you can take it way from
them, though!
All you have to do is sign your
entry blank, printed in another
column, and send it in to "JIT.
TERBUGS" in care of The Wash.
lngton Times! You'll be notified
Iot when and where you will be
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

CONTINUED from Page II
three men paid $4,000, 900 in cash
an gave a promissory note for
50, 375,000, the remainder. The
note is due on May 5, 1899.
MARKET "RIGGED"
According to the charges, Ball
rugged the market by creating q
false appearance Of active trading
in securities Of the Van Sweringen
properties, thereby raising the
price" for the purpose Of inducing
the plaintiffs to buy the COM
panieS.
The properties, accordingly,
were bought by the plaintiffs as a
result at false, fraudulent, fic-
titious and excessive prices" the
suit alleged.
Subsequent to the sale, Kobe, q
New Yorker, disposed Of his inter-
ests to Seaboard Company, Ltd,
and to Young. AS a result, the
plaintiffs in the case are Young,
Of Newport, r. l.; Kirby, of Con-
vent, N. j., and Seaboard Com.
pany, Ltd, incorporated at Nassau,
Bahama Islands.
Two paragraphs were included
in the complaint.
The first is a statutory action
for damages under the 1884 act.
The second is a common law
action for 100000 damages
based on the alleged fraud and
deceit Of the defendants, Ball and
the Foundation. In addition, it
charged that at the time Of the
sale, Ball represented to the pur-
chaSers that they would obtain
substantial control Of the ALE
ghany Corporation and the Chesa-
peake Corporation, subsidiary
holding company, by reason of the
Alleghany's substantial stock hold.
ings in the Chesapeake Organiza-
ton.
CONTROL HINDERED
After the sale. however, the COM
plant charged, Ball organized and
assisted in organizing q faction
and group to hinder and prevent
the buyers from exercising such
promised corporate control Of the
two companies.
Although the Frances Ball Foun-
dalton was a party to the various
wrongful acts, a substantial por-
ton Of the benefits and profits
went into Balls pocket, according
to the suit. e g..
The plaintiffs are officers Of
the various companies involved.
Young is board chairman Of the
Allegheny and Kirby is on the
board Of directors Of numerous
railroad companies operated for.
merly by o. F. and M. ]. Van
Sweringen.
Specific items in the alleged
fraudulent sale were the follow
ing securities of the Allegheny
Corporation, according to the
complaint:
Five per cent convertible bonds,
$262, sos; 1850 shares Of prior pre-
ferred stock, $1S5, 257; 40,796
shares Of preferred stock, $2,039y,
75O, and 1,933,810 shares Of com.
mon stock, $3,887 1877.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

QlcClonary I o r
d / S c1SSion we
h q We received
| e t terS with
comments and
suggestions.
One mother
of q club men,
Der writes that
the most baf-
fling word in
the English Ian
guage is "hap-
pineSS. J" When
we have it we
cannot describe
it and when we
want It we don't
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

given a preliminary tryout. and,
if you pass that test. you will
appear in the Jitterbug Contest on
the stage of Loew's Capitol Thea
ter on one of the six Saturday
nights the semifinals are held.
It makes no difference whether
you are opponents Of eptlept1c
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

The upsy-daisy halr-do. Not since
the celebrated bObbed hair controversy
have women been faced with such a
severe problem, or husbands been SO
obstinate In Withholding approval Of q
new fad. Read will Cuppy'S analysis
Of this dismal situation and see these
striking color illustrations Of new hats
and hair styles In The American
Weekly. the magazine distributed with
next Sundays Washington Herald
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

Well, Jitterbugs-you'd better
hurry!
Phil Lampkin is giving his or
chestra a terrific workout with
new ways to schmear up the
schmalty pops-to shiver a sure
shot chorus-and inspire pretty
palsy in the contestants in the
Washington Times Capitol Theater
Jitterbug competition!
1t looks as though the boys and
girls who can wiring it out and
hang it on the line are all set to
grab off that 500 grand prize
end even the SIS, $40 and IS prizes
which will go every Saturday
night from December 3 for six
weeks, to the best case of rhythmic
filters delivered at the 1870 p. m.
show at the Capitol.
HE'S A BENDER
Even the early contestants are
invoking the right names to gar
ner up the prizes for certainly an
exhibition Of jitter-jumping done
by anybody by the name of Bender
ought to land in the semifinals at
least!
SEND IT IN
And no sooner had the ink driec
on the announcement that Thu
Times and the Capitol were out tt
find WaShington's loosest-j ointeC
hoof-and-elbow artists than whit
should come popping in but Bill
Bender, the care killer Of kenyon
Street-announcing to all ant
sundry that he and Clara Cohel
are out to win first a SIS token o
talent-and next the grand priz
Of 500.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

Adventures Of MOhammed's Uncle
Hannah. A full page in color repro
ducinR some remarkable Persian
paintings Of the miraculous expert
ences Of the prophets most interesting
relative. See IL In The American
Weekly, the magazine distributed with
next Sundays Washington Herald
Times.
The Washington times., 1938-11-26

know where to look.
This mother is only ONE OF
millions who have searched for
the recipe to happiness" but the
secret still remains, and always
will remain, with the GREAT
CHEMIST, who distributes It
ONLY to those who have EARNED
it.
VERY ELUSIVE
Some folks find happiness in
one form while others find 1t in
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
By DON HIx

Heigh-Ho, Shipmates. Each week
when the "Old Skipper" has
selected a certain word from the
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
More Snow Forecast;
Is Rescued on Ships
TEMPERATURES

Temperature record for the
district Of Columbia today:
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
WHEN you CONSIDER

that millions of people during the
past "a years have used and en-
dorsed Father Johns Medicine for
colds and as a body builder, you
must realize that its high reputa-
tion-which no amount Of adver.
Using alone could have produced
Is built on proven merit. s..
The Washington times., 1938-11-26
BALL, RAILROAD
DICTATOR, SUED
FOR 100000
Fraud Is Charged. in
Buyers Action

Continued from Page II
three men paid 100000 in cash
an gave a promissory note for
$2,375, 900, the remainder. The
note is due on May 5, 1899.
MARKET mRIGGEnn
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

cuadrados de terreno, que eran,
en realidad, un antigua lecho
marino, estaban convertidos en-
maravillosos campos de cultivo.
Pero campos de cultivo que
eran vergeles de la inverosimil
abunhancia y hermosura, ro-i
deando casitas de una limpieza
y I'm comfort verdaderamente
ideales.
Los caminos, aSfaltados, alqui
tranados o entarugados de ma
dera, parecfan aceras de bule-
var de gran urbe.
Y era tai el a~provechamiento
del terreno por este pueblo adj
mirable y laborioso hasta un
grade inverosimil, que Maria e
Isidoro contemplation rlaravi-
llados como . 10 largo de los te-
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

no quiso dar la victoria a Shi-
kat luego de que este habfa las
timado en- Una pierna a Kirsh-
meyer.
LuttraM declare que daba ell
match por no-efectuado y en- eli
fallo lie secund6 la iComisi6n At
ietica.
Shikat, enfadado con eli arbi-
Itro, lie ret6 a luchar, para ver 81
como hombre tiene ell coraje dc
que aiardea como arbitro.
Ell de Texas tiene fama de lu-
chador valiente y para Shikat
ell encuentro no sera tan facil &C
mo 81 cree.
Juanito Olaguivel, ell vasco.
que la semana pasada hizo una
excelente demostraci6n frente a
Dick Powell, tendra de contra
rio, EN- Ia semifinal, a Big Bill
Middlekauff, exfutbolista de la
Universidad de Virginia.
Dick Powell Sc ibatira con Rel
Ny y ell russo Managoff con Ell ha
bill Harper.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
LOS E~SPARTANOS DE LA
DE TAMPA
CONTRA LA UNIVERSIDAD
DE BOSTON

En- la ciudad de ias Judas y
de la cultura, en- Boston, los Els
partamos de la Universidad de
Tampa, mandates por Nash
Higgins " con ell presidente DIR.
Sherman a la vista, jugaran es-
ia noche con ell "once'' de la u
niversidad de Boston, derrota-
do en- las dltimas semanas por el
Western Reserve y el E6ercito.
A pesar de esas derrotas, los
de Boston son los favoritos.
La Universidad de Tampa uti
lizaran los servicios de Schleic-
ter, Brown, Beyon, Yorkunas,
Filipksi, Pogue, Numbauer,
Comparetto, Hance, Williams y
Mandula.
Jugaran por la Universidad
de Boston, los j6venes Lapata,
Sullivan, Cremens, Walker, Ma
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

esposos POGO antes de las cua-
tro, y los tres Sc dirigieron a
la Embajada de Espana, situa-
da en- la Gale de Guillermo,
cerca del parque del mismo
nombre.
ALI, junto al canal. Isidoro
Sc despidi6 del captain y de
Maria.
La inmensa vanidad del ia
tue lie hacfa impossible acep-
tar la idea de unos celos alb
surdos; ademas, considerable
a Maria tan innata Y honda
mente honrada y buena, que la
habria dejado del mismo modo
marcharse a Paris, o a Madrid
con ell captain 0 con no ;mporta
qui&n, absolutamente tranquilo.
Como veraos, Isidoro descono.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

cia en- absolute ell coraz6n feme.
nino...
Maria y Miguel, al quedar So
los, experimentation una inten.
sa y deliciosa tur5aci6n.
Parados, sin atreverse a mi
rarse cara a cara, temerosos Ne
leer los dos en- sus ojos 10 one
amoos sentian, guardaban Nm ii.
lencio cue iba siendo extraordi-
narIamente violento.
Maria estaba pAlida.
Compnendfa que, adorando a
este hombre come lie adoraba. O.
Ia una temeridad permanece, a
solas con 81.
como toda mujer rendida
de antemanos Sc escudaba noan-
palmente tras la idea de su.,a Il
amor de Miguel por ella, sisudo
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

rraplenes de las Was del tren o
los tranvfas electricos, lhabia
plantadas patatas, lupo o ave
na...
Pero como para aquella tarde,
Isidoro tenfa una nueva session
de trabajo larguisimo con ell en-
bajador, fall6, cuando va Sc des
pedian del captain a la puerta
del Hotel Ritz:
-Puesto que no quiere listed
honrarnos con su companfa en-
ell almuerzo, haga una cosa, que
rido Guzman: venga esta tarde
tambien por nosotros, 81 clio no
lie causa estorsi6n alguna, y sad
dremos juntos un instante; us
tedes me acompanaran hasta la
Embajada, y luego puede listed
llevar q Maria . I'm paseo por
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
Buscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
aaOs Ia. Ave-, Ybor City. Fla
TelSfono 1882
DEPORTES
Ell PREMDO INTERSOCIAL
LA DE LOS
DESAFIOS DE MANANA
(Por P~ertinente)

Unas cuantas horas solo fall
tan para que de comienzo ell phi
mer desafio del double ''header"
de manana EN- ell parque de Gus
caden. Jugaran Circulo Cubano
y Unione, siendo home-club Ell
primero. En- segundo termino
Loyal Knights y Centre Asturia
no mediran sus fuerZas.
Los Leales puede que Sc pre-
senten faltos de su primer cat
cher, Cesar Fernando, que Ell
domingo pasado Sc retro del te-
reno porque al manager envi6
a MoneS a la recepturia. Puede,
sin embargo, que va Sc haya H.
mado la aspereza y veamos a Ce
sar de nuevo recibiendo y sobre
TODD dandole al 'ftolete," donde
resulta algo serio. Su average &C
tual es de 357.
Ell desafio de manana real
mente no reviste la importancia
que sc lie quiere dar. Cualquie-
ra de los dos teams que estan a
la cabeza, puede perder sin que
comprometan por clio la serie.
Jed interes "verda" esta en ell
juego del domingo pr6ximo, que
rs Ell que hay que ganar, tenien-
do nCticias que Casares mantle
ne practicando a Traina con un
Rrco de barrl encima del home,
para que pase las calrvas por
dentro del AFRO. iLastima que es-
be joven pitcher no Sc coupe de
tratar de dominar sus ctlrrvas!
Serfa I'm gran pitcher, como en-
la actualidad es "'un tirador de
piedras." Otro particular que ne
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
E~SPARTANOS
CONTRA LOS BEBITOS DE
TARS

Hoy por la noche, en- Philips
Field, los novatos de la Universe
dad de Tampa jUgaran con los
Bebitos de los Tars de Rollins.
Sc empezara a jugar a las
8:15.
Los tampenos a%nuncian la ST.
guiente lfnea de combate: Kel-
lar, Neidt, Grundler, Giantoni,
Darnold, McCorkie, Steas Miller
Middlebrook, Kennedy y Rogers
Pcndran los visitantes a Spar
man, Smeyhl, Read, Brown, An
derson, Jasiunas, Howell, Com
paretto, Baynon, Beny v New
lands.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
LA UNIVERIDAD DE FLORI-
DA Al CON LA DE
GEORGIA

Jacksonville, Nov. .-Los Cal
names de de la Florida jugaran
con los Bulldogs de Georgia,
hoy por la tarde, en- Jackson
Vile.
Ell once de Georgia es ell favo-
rito, por sus recientes Itriunfos.
Florida pudo derrotar a dos
"onces" considerados interiors;
Tampa y Sewanee, y perdi6 sus
encUentros con Stetson, Missis-
sippi State, Miami y Boston Col
lege.
Tienen los Bulldogs en- SUI lis
ia de ~victorias a Citadel, Mercer
Furman y South Caroline.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 1873
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

sima, creada hace POGO en- este
pals, y que solo poseen hasta
ahora nueve individuos. lYo ha-
go ell diez!... Y hemos ultimado
has bases del Tratado. Manana
te. .contare. Claro que adn nos
falta mucho por hacer. Pero la
cosa wa por muy buen canine.
Maria, semi incorporate en-
las almohadas, miranda a su ma
rido con gesto duro Y hosco, tu-
vo Ell primer pensamiento de ma
ger de su vida.
Viendo a Isidoro ir y venir
por Ia habitaci6n t~repidando de
goso porque 10 habian concedido
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

Traina atender, es 81 fill
deo. Lo hace bastante NAL en- la
ctualidad, disparandose para la
primera en- cualquier lance que
Sc lie presente sin calcular la dis
tancia y dando, ademas, pasos
para tirar, que no son necesa-
rios. Els mas, son perjudiciaies.
El pitcher, por raz6n de 10 apre-
tado de los lances que sc lie pre-
sentan, debe devolver la bola
conforme Ia recibe. Coger, parar
Sc, dar un paso para despues IT,
rar, hacer la jugada demasiadc
cerrada, viendose obligado STEM
pre- a hacer tiros perfectos.
Nos alegraria yer a Traina CO
fregir todas sus faltas como pit.
cher, en- la seguridad q. de dis
|cItir su club, Sc llevaria el cham
Epion de calle.
Con la recta solo no Sc va a
ning1n lado. Sindo Vaale, por E.
j1mplo, lie tira a sus boias al ere
ditto, a ojos cerrados, en- la segu-
r1dad de sacarla de linea. El do
mingo pasado de dispar6 dos in
oiscutibles. En- Gambia, cuando
Capitano lie pitched, 10 mas que
pudo lograr fue dar un fly a ter
ezra.
Con Mick Schiro pasu 10 mis-
mo. En- sus dos veces al bate lie
di6 "a Traina dos lfneas de hit,
Capitano 10 sac6 ponchao con
dos en- bases, en a ultimo inn
ing. En- ell juego contra los cuba
nos tambien ponch6 a Diaz CON.
uno en- base en- "a Ultima entra-
da, despues de haber obligado a
Contreras a batear de rolling pa
ra Iglesias, que realize un mag
nffico double play,
La parte derecha del stand sc
vera LENA maiana desde tenn
prano 10 mismo que la parte CEN
trail. Pedrero y Capitano, que
son los pitcher que probablemen
tie tendran a su cargo la defen-
sa de sus clubs, sel ~Ncostaran
temprano e igual debe hacerao
ell resto de los jugadores. Los We
teranos de los Loyal knights no
neceSitan esta recommendation.
Padres de familia en- su mayo
ria, no sc permitiran ciertas ex-
tralimitaciones. Los Asturianos
estaran hoy en- masa en- el gran
cabaret de la Reina que celebra
su sociedad.
iQue Sc diviertan mucho!, pc
no que aprieten ell bate manana.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

peso medic, y Lou Salica, del pc
so bantam.
Dos de ellos mantuvieron srs
ooronas por alg1n tempo, pero
Jeby perdi6 81 tittLo en- Ia pri-
mera defensa que hizo de 81.
Ahora SON muchos los que OPT
nan que a Solly lie sucedera 10
mismo que a Jaby.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

Dick Shikat, ell excampe6n de
iucha, sera de nuevo presentado
ell lunes, en- Benjamin Field, es-
ia vez teniendo de contrario al
"hombre malo" de Texas, al su-
pervillano Cowboy LuttraH.
Ell encuentro es resultado del
incidente del pasado hnes en- Ell
match Shikat-Kirshmeyer, Guam
do Luttrall, ell arbitro del match
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
CON LOS GUANIES

Larga vioa al nuevo campe6n
del peso medic, Solly Krieger,
que perdera su corona tan prom
to combata con Fred Apostolic Q
Young Corbett III.
Nadie esperaba la victoria die
Krieger, por 10 qple su triunfo lie
ha dado mucha publicidad en-
New York, donde 81 acostumbra
a pelear con frecuencia.
Krieger esta dirigido por Hy-
mle Yomkel Kaplin, que STEM
pre- tuvo fe EN- SUlly y habia pro
nosticado para 81 la corona. no
obstante las derrotas que habia
E triunfo de Grieger hace
Greer a los expertos de New
York que ellos habfan dicho la
verdad en- cuanto a AL Hostak v
la conquista del titulo en- match
co nFreddie Steele.
Son muchos los expertos que
hoy dTcen: La corona del peso
medic esta en- las manos de un
p1gil inferior, medido en- GUAM
TO a capacidad de resultados con
81 itaiianO Apostoli o Young Cor
bett III
Apostoai, 10 mismo que Mar
Gel Thil y Corbett, es, a juicio
de los inteligentes, muy superior
a Krieger.
Ell nuevo campe6n sc mueve
dentro de la 6rbfta del Gar Mi
ka Jacobs.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

rulek. Hartley, Barry, Cromp-
ton, Leahy, Clark y Lawry.
Los Espartanos sc hospedan
en- los dormitorios de la Univer-
sidad de Boston.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

Soly es ell cuarto campe6n de
CapAin, lei notable director de
boxeadores.
Fueron los otros, All Singer,
del peso ligero; Ben Jeby, del
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

Al dfa siguiente, Miguel vol
vic por Ell matrimonio muy tenn
prano.
Salieron juntos nuevamente
Hoy les llev6 Ell official a visi-
tar los diQues, al sur de Scheven
ingen, maravilas de ingenieria
de audacia, gracia, a los cua-
les muchos miles de kilometres
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

los canales o por cualquier jar
din ,hasta la noche.
Y ell gentil pedante termino,
dirigiendose a Maria que habia-
Sc quedado intensamente palida
al eScuchar estas palabras:
ID Que te parece, querida?
Maria no contesto.
MAZDA, NADIA, convenido!-
cerr6 ell diplomatico, estrechan-
do la mano de Guzman, que Sc
penSativo v s~ilencioso...
CAPITULO XVIII
Ell Pecddo
Fl programa Sc cumpli6 al
pie de Ia letra.
Miguel vino Q recoger . los