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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-02-03
Red Cross Fund Reaches Sum
Of S391.25

The Red Cross roll call fund had
reached a sum of $39125 this week,
according to a report of the roll call
chairman, bringing it within $S.75
of the quota set by national head
man, was confident of reaching the
quota.
The $391.25 represents a member
ship of 1863, it was stated. Members
whose names have not been previous
ly mentioned include. Mrs. Ralph 7.
Thayer, Miss Julia Rowan, Mrs.
John Ault, Mrs. o. T. eraser, Mrs.
Joseph limbaugh, Mrs. Michael V.
Kildow, Mrs. Harold Barnes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-02-03

The Red House Sewing Circle will
meet in the Sunday school room OF
the Red House church on Tuesday,
February s.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
ZLODEJI SVAZALI DfVKU
A ULOUPILI $500.

Diva ozbrojenl bandite pre-
padli v sobotu pekarsky OBJ
cho1, {. 1915 Greenmount a.
venue svazali tam prodavacku
a prchli S $500 a dvema kobli-
hami. Obchod majfcf velike
vykladn1 okno byl v dobe pre-
padu pine osvetlen. Lide ko-
len jdouci nevs1mli 81, CO sc u
vnitfku dele.
Prodavacku, 18letou Edith
Carraro, zavlekl jeden do sat-
niku a tam svazal il snGrou ma
pradlo. Druhy zlodej zat1m
druhou d1vku, Audrey O'Co-
nor. pfinutil hrozbou, re mu z
pokladnicky vydala penize v
papfrovem pytlfku a do toho
vlozila ma vrch dive koblihy.
= Jenom kratce pred tim
zlodej okradl cist1rnu oblek1 v
600 blocku N. Kenwood ave-
nue. O $35, jez wal zamestna-
ne tam dlvce Sylvii Friefeld.
Teto omlouval Sc, re potrebu-
je pen1ze, ponevac jeho zena
pTipravuje Sc ma slehnut1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
CHOT
" BALTIMORE.

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
recnila v patek ku clenGm
Sdruzeni ucitel1 verejnych
skol v auditoriu Polytecnniky.
V Teci sve presidentova chot
davala dGraz ma potrebu zod-
povednosti kazdeho jednotliv-
&c. "Poznejte vsecko o vasi
mfstn1, statnf, narodnf a sveto-
We obci", Tekla.
"My v demokracii nemus1-
me Sc bait tax dlouho dokud
jednotlivf obcane jsou skutec-
ne cinnymi praci pro demo-
kracii, We tvoren1 demokracie
schopne pro potreby vseho IL
du. Lide, kterf jsou nestastni,
obrat1 Sc ma vSechno."
ia nebojim Sc o demokra-
eli jsme-li skutecne zodpoved-
nymi obcany a uskutecnuje-
nell 81 zodpovednost ku nasi
obci." "Nikdy nefeknete slo-
vo, dokud nevfte re je pravdi-
vym," Tekla chot presidentova
dale.
Mrs. Roosevelt uvedla pre-
sidentka Sdruzenf, Mildred
Conglin, principalka zapadni
vySs1 skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Undulant vlnita horecka, po-
divna nemoc vyvstavaj1c1 u Ii
d1 z pitt pokazeneho mleka z
nakazenych krav, znacne Sc
Sir, jak zdravotnf Trad udava.
Diagnose nemoci jest obt1z-
nou, ponevac podobnou jest ty-
foidu a jinym horeckam a da
Sc zjistiti jenom zkouskami v
laboratoTi. Znamkou nemoc1
nenf prudke ochuraven1. Tenn
peratura je mad pravidelnou.
Pasteurizovane mleko jest
presto zarodkG nemoci teto.
Nemoc cd roku 1927 We $50
pr1padech hlavne hlasena byla
v Marylandu z kraft: Allegha-
ny, Baltimore Frederick, Har-
ford, Montgomery, Talbot a
Washington.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
MESTO PROPUSTf ASH 400
DELNfKU.

Ponevac mestske pffjmy kles-
ly pod normal pTedesleho ro-
ku, znacny pocet mestskych
zamestnancG v civilnf sluzb6
propulsion Dude re sluzby kon-
Gem roku.
Snfzen1 poctu zamestnancG
je We shode S hospodarskou po-
litikou mayora Jacksona v po-
kusu, ably predesel znacn6 IVY
SEMI danove sazby ma rok 1889.
Ackoliv pocet tech, kteri
hospodafenim mayora stizeni
budou, jest chovan v tajnosti,
Dude pry techto asi ma 400.
Propusten1 hlavne shine
strojnlky, asistenty, kreslice,
formany a zamestnance po-
dobnych sluzeb.
Propoustenf delnikd vzbudi-
10 v pondel1 mestske rade
rozruch, kdyz mestsky radnf,
demokrat Meyer Reamer re 4.
distriktu pronesl obvinenf, re
zadny nem1zze sc dostati do
mestske sluzby neschvalf-li to
mayor Jackson.
Obvinen1 proneseno bylo kdyz
radnf re 3. distriktu O'Connell
dial navrh, zadajicf vybor ma
odhady zahrnouti do rozpoctu
ma budouc1 rok sunni $500, 900
ma obstaran1 prace pro nektere
deln1ky do konce tohoto roku.
Radn1 Reamer p%rohlasil, re
nemohl dostati delniky do sluz-
by. Gale vfte," rekl, "pred
casem asi 6 mes1c1 znacny po-
Get muzG byl wat do sluzby a
nemeli mic jineho ma praci nez-
Ii asi ma pill hodiny kazde ra-
no hlasiti sc ma mestske radni-
ci a pax straviti den We shane
nj volebn1ch HAST"
Thomas D'Alesandro, demo
KRAFT z prvnfho distriktu, rekl,
re je pro pfedelan1 cele pla-
tebni listing: "Sluzby nekte-
rych We vyss1m postaveni mely
by snizeny byti, ably pomozeno
bylo z mich delnfk1m. Ku OBJ
vinenl,ze jenom podp1rci NEST
ske administrace mohou sc do
staff ma platebn1 listinu mesta,
James T. Kllma, demokrat z
2. distriktu rekl, "ze nenf ire
ba mluviti O necem, co kazdy
INA"
William Bonnet, demokrat
z /. distriktu rekl: "Tak jak
mluvlte, zdalo by Sc re mysli-
tie re ia dostal vsechny joby v
1. distriktu''.
"Well, dostal jste," odpove-
del Kllma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
MLADfKU PRERAzEN KIRK
PRI HIRE FOOTBALLU.

Closeup Smoot, 16letemu,
pferazen byl v nedeli pfi hTe
footballu v Hebbville, Balti-
morsky okres, kirk, kdyz ude-
FEN byl jinym hracem.
V nedeln1 hire footballu po-
raneni byli dals1: Lloyd Allen,
James Mccormick a Joseph
Tudor z Baltimore a Jackson
Mears z Riviera Beach v Anne
Arundel okresu.
DIE udan1, Mccormick "pa-
dl" ma Allena pri hre We Swans
parku. Prvnfmu potluceno by
10 rameno a druhemu rameno
prerazeno. Mears prisel o
prst pTi hire We Federal Hill
parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

- Dslnicky Vzdslavaci Spo-
lex "POKROK" D. d. d. pora-
da veTejnou SCHUZI v nedsli,
dine ~. listopadu 1888 v Del
nickem Dome, rob Madison a
Rose ulic. Pan Josef Korenic
New Yorku promluvi ma the
ma: "POSLEDNf UDALOSTI
A DNESNf SITUACE v cES-
KO-SLOVENSKU".
Cechoslovaci! Jig z nazvu
thema ma ktere Tecnik promlu-
vi je viditelno, re tato schize
Sc tyka kazdeho Cecha a Slo-
vaka. Dsjiny Evropy Sc tvori
takEka pres noe, a ami Cesko-
SIovensko neni vyjmuto. Chce-
me slyset pravdu, a proto po-
zvali jsme sem p. Korenice,
ktery je jednim z hlavnich CT
novnikI Sdruzenych ceskoslo-
venskych SpolkG " New Yorku,
muz sirokeho rozhledu a boha-
tych ZkuSenOStI. kaZdy JiSte
Dude odchazet spokojen. Ia
catek We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
Recnik odpovi ma otazky mu
nechf vsak jsou poda-
ny pisemne.
PGvecky Krouzek "Hlahol"
odbor Del. Vzdsl. Spolku "Po-
krok" zazpiva nekolik pisni.
Eve poradajici vybor.
= Ceskoslovensky Demokra-
ticky Klub v Curtis Bay uspo-
v nedeli, dine 27. listopa-
du Ustficove Hody v Sokolov-
ne, 1927 Cherry ST. Chutna
j1dla, dobra hudba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
AMERICTf EIDE MAJf PO-
MOCI 500, 600, 600.

DR.. Edward L. Israel, rabfn
zdejs1 zidovske synagogy Har
Sinai, Tecnil v nedeli We Wash
ingtonu. V Teci sve mluvil pro
dobrovolnou dan mezi Tidy v
obnosu sto milionG dolar1 ku
pomoci vypuzenym zid1m z
Nemecka a jinych cast Evropy
Pence pry uzito Dude ma usfd-
len1 zidG asi nejspise v Pales-
tine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Cernossky hoch, Elton Ross.
usmrcen byl automobilem V
100 blocku Watson ulice. Smr
telnemu zranenf podlehl v ne
mocnici.
- 13letemu Calvin Groves
prerazena byla noha automo-
bilem ma Hanover ulici. Auto
mobil rfdil Edward j. Wicker
z Brooklyn Heights.
- James Scott, 49lety z
Rosedale byl usmrcen ma Nice
Highway v nedeli truckem,
ktery r1dil Lester Hyde z Kan
napolis, Severni Karol1na.
= Clarence Royston, 42lety
z N. Calvert ulice tezce zranen
byl taxicabem pred sym do
mem v 1900 blocku N. Calvert
ulice. Vedle vnitrn1ch zraneni
bylo mu pTerazeno rameno.
- Automobilem ma kTizo-
vatce Broadway a Monument
ulice tezce zranen byl 73lety
Philip Rabnan z 900 blocku N.
Milton avenue, kdyz sc sym
pfitelem prechazel ulici. Au-
tomobil T1dila Carla H. Stalfort
2Oleta. Byla mu rozrazena
lebka.
= Prohl1dka automobile a
vsech motorovych povoz1 po-
cata byla Marylandu toto
pondelf. Pres 1900 garazf u
stanoveno bylo "a mfsta, kde
prohl1dky konany. Vzdor to-
mu, re melody S automoBily
snizeny byly ash O 20 procent,
komisaf Walter r. Rudy pravi,
prohlldka re je nutnostl, pone-
vac stale jest pocet automobi-
listd, kteri nechteji Sc O sve
automobily starati. Move Ii
cense vydavany budou asi v
polovici 1nora.
= Automobil jedouci plnou
rychlostf vrazil v pondeli do
dvouposchodoveho domu v
Bowie, Md, a rozboril prednf
cast domu. Diva v mem jedou-
CT poraneni byli. V dome v
dobe melody nebyl nikdo pr1-
tomen. Automobil fidil Jack
Kelly, 32lety z Washingtonu.
John B. Perry, tez z Washing
tonu byl kriticky zranen. Dunn
vlastnl Barth Kasper.
- Dive zeny z Washingtonu,
Frieda Pratt a Lottie Van Hise
zraneny byly We srazce auto
mobilu ma Grain Highway u
Anderson Corner. Prvn1 roz-
bita byla stehenni panev, dru-
he pferazeno koleno.
" pondeli pfedvolano by
10 vice neil sto osob ku vysle-
chu pro rGzne pTestupky auto
mobilove jizdy. Predvolani by
Ii casti 600 az 700 jinych, KITE
RI nalezeni byti nemohli poll
eli. Novych zatykacn vydano
Dude die nafizenf soudce ma
167 osob.
- Drevafskym truckem O.
sudne zranen byl 1tery 13le-
Ity Leo Decus z Lennon ulice.
Hoch zemTel v nekolika minu-
ltach pc narazu. UsmrcenJ
'hoch jel ma bicyklu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
DO VEZENf IA
KALHOT.

Ctyfi muzi odsouzeni byli v
pondeli. Tfi odsouzeni byli
pro ukraden1 kalhot a ctvrty
pro pTij1man1 techto.
Frank Kimmerle z Boston u
lice, senkyr, odsouzen byl ma
10 mes1cG do vezen1 pro prize
tt 5000 part ukradenych kali
hot. Zlodeji: Frank Green,
odsouzen ma Is mes1cI, Jack
Scherr ma jeden rok a Fred j.
Coop ma jeden rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
TEzCE PADEM
Sc SCHOOL,.

Aileen Goodman, 23leta z
1900 blocku N. Charles ulice
tezce zranena byla v 1tery pa
dem sc schod1 vedouc1ch do
kuzelny v North Avenue trzni-
ci. JeSte Cd horsfho zranen1
zachranil il policista Frank j.
Vitak re severn1 STANCE. Upad-
nuvsi upadla do bezvedmi tr-
vajlc1 asi IS minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
BALTIMORE JEDNfM z NEJ
HORSfCH
SKYCH NEST.

Vyrocnl zpravu re 46 NEST
americkych podalo nyn1 New
Yorske tuberkulosni a zdravot
nj sdruzenf. We zprave I'VE
demo jest mesto Baltimore ja-
ko jedno z nejhorsfch desfti
velikych NEST v ohledu soucho-
tin. Nemoc tato hlavne Tadi v
prelidnenych a spatne uprave-
nych domG cernochG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
SRAzKA S POLICISTOU.

Chvatajfc1 Mary Hupinene v
1tery v noel pferazila 81 padem
rameno, kdyz vbehla do cesty
policejn1mu straznfku, Edmun-
du j. MCGEE, jenz v dobe tie
stall ma rohu Baltimore a Light
ulic.
Hupinene skocila S jedne e.
lektricke kary a pustila Sc dc
behu "a druhou. We chvatu
narazila do policisty, ztratila
rovnovahu, padla a zlomila s.
ruku V zapest1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
HLfDAC CTYRIKRATE


Nocni hlidac Boston Iron &
Metal spolecnosti, &. 313 S.
Hanover ulice, strelen byl ety.
Tikrate v nedeli We rvacce, jez
strhla Sc u poskozene nakladni
lodi zakotvene v Curtis Bay.
Strelen byl portorickym lodnf-
KEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
NALEZEN
KABfNE LODI.

Ernest White, solely, jenz
postradan byl Cd ctvrtka, ma
lezen byl zraneny v kabfne
mensf lodi u Indianhead, Md,
kan LODI zahnana byla vetrem.
Poranen byl ma noze. Poranen1
zabranilo mu LODI riditi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
UPALEN KU SMRTI.

Isaac Addison, 35lety, uho-
rel ku smrti v noci re soboty
ma nedeli v prfstenku ma Oden-
ton illersville nedaleko Fort
Meade. Ohen zpozorovan byl
dvema vojaky. Poole vseho
cernoch uhoTel ma l1zku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
USMRCENA
KAROU.

Mary Andrews. 70leta re S.
Potomac ulice, usmrcena byla
ma Oswego a Park Heights a.
venue elektrickou poulicnf ka-
|rOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

= Tricet pet osob usmrceno
bylo a 211 poraneno v automo-
bilovych nehodach v Maryland
skych okresech v mesici rijnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Ponevac mestske prfjmy kles-
ly pod normal pfedesleho ro-
ku, znacny pocet mestskych
zamestnancG V civilnf sluzb6
propulsion Dude re sluzbv kon-
Evening star., 1938-10-02

are. You ought to see my hair, fellows" he
calls, its standing straight up
Aiding MIN every night that Troop 300
meets is Mrs. Bolotin - Babe" to him -
who is also blind. An accomplished pianist
and concert singer. she directs the orchestra,
plays for the marches, leads the boys in sing
ing, teaches them to read and write Braille
And she teaches them how to sew = first
how to thread needle by pressing it against
the tongue, thus finding the needles eye and
guiding the thread! She is said to be the only
woman Boy Scout leader in the world.
BY day Bolotin sells brooms wholesale; by
night he builds manhood in his Scouts
The troop was organized in 1923 by DR.. J.
W. Bolotin, heart and lung specialist, a
brother of Fred He too. was blind A Kiwanis
Club sponsored it, and to this day its men,
bers finance the troop. They bring them to
Scout meetings; take them back home
again.
In year. overwork broke Dr. Bolotins
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SCOUTS COURAGEOUS
The World
by a. and

health and death took him. Other leaders
failed with the troop, and after two years his
brother stepped into the breach for a six
weeks trial. Desparlng at his ignorance Of
Scouting, he wrote his resignation at the end
of the fifth week and was about to drop it
into the mailbox when an inner voice stayed
him. Don't do it," it seemed to say.
Fred tore the resignation to pieces, threw
it to the winds and went back to the troop
to do or die.
The great achievement of the blind Scout
troop is in the realm of character, of ideals,
of independence and manhood.
The first objective in the Scouting program
is self-reliance Fear, elf-pity, helpessness.
the idea of blind boy that he is forever
handicapped. fade out OF his consciousness in
the onrush of program that demands he 60
on his own. One lad who couldn't tie his own
shoelaces when he joined the troop was able
in two or three years to 90 about the city
alone
The next is self-support DR.. Bolotin blind,
became a great specialist Fred Bolotin,
Scoutmaster, has going business, hiring a
chauffeur to drive him about town: third
brother also blind always made his own way
None OF them ever received blind pension,
went On relief or asked any odds of society
because of affction.
SO It is with the blind Scouts They win
merit badges on exactly the same terms as
boys who see - no concessions asked or re-
ceived And gradually they acquire the great
ideal; to live happy, useful lives; to be fnan-
cially independent through their own efforts;
and to take their places in society with other
normal citizens
Many blind boys have passed through
Troop 300 in the fifteen years of its existence,
and have learned the lessons Fred Bolotin
has taught them. Fred has had to fight to
help some of the boys, whose parents wanted
to turn them out on the streets to lead lives of
beggary. And Fred mas been rewarded. One
of his graduates is now prominent attot-
ney; another is publlc-school music author
ity. A third IS a professional pianist.
They might not all attain fame but they
are men,
Evening star., 1938-10-02

campfres and cook, chop wood, tell tree
leaves by the touch, capture and study turtles
and snakes, and win merit badges on &C
complishment, not indulgence.
In the case of Troop 300, the blind do lead
the blind. For Scoutmaster Fred Bolotin has
never seen single ray of light since his birth.
He knows when the sun is shining by its heat
He hasn't the slightest conception of color
or light.
Nor has he ever been Boy Scout when he
took over the troop, he knew nothing of
Scouting He couldn't even read the hand
book. Yet he has become one of the most
efficient Scout leaders in America and in
recent months was given the highest award
in the presence of 600 leading citizens of
Chicago = the Silver Beaver. almost akin
to the Congressional Medal of Honor in
rarity.
Whatever his boys are engaged in, Fred
is with them. When they practice their foot
drills. Fred is sweating just as much as they
Evening star., 1938-10-02

" HE roll of drum and the tramp of
marching feet. A sharp command to
- halt. Heels click. A flag unfurls Hands
rise in salute.
Il pledge allegiance to the Flag ="
Faces are turned toward the banner But
the red of its valor, the white of its purity and
the blue of its justice cannot be seen by the
eyes forever dimmed to color and light.
Yet the sightless youths love that emblem
with fervor many "sighted' boys do not
know
Deep emotion sweeps the onlooker as the
only blind Boy Scout troop in the world -
Troop 300 of Chicago, Boy Scouts of America
acclaims its undying loyalty to the Red,
White and Blue.
In moment the spell is broken. Fast
moving figures are off into the busy schedule
of the night.
Blind Scouts weave in and out of intricate
drills like West Pointers on parade. They
break up for craft work, some making hand
some leather belts, bags and purses. others
weaving fancy mats or constructing book
ends, tie racks, birdhouses. pipe racks and
stands. Some of the boys earn $50 or $50 each
per season by the sale of their products.
An orchestra shows talent; one boy is
genius on the accordion. Scouts sing and yell
and dance, full of the bubbling spirit of youth.
Gymnastics attract them - blind young
ster does the giant swing with circus per-
formers ease They play basketball, wrestle,
and one youngster can bat out a baseball 200
feet, tossing it into the air and calculating to
split second when to swing the bat as the
ball comes down!
As to football how would you like to play
it with the ball full of tiny tinkling sleigh
bells?
That's the way the blind Scouts do it,
following the bail with their ears instead of
their eyes It's form of Rugby they play
kicking the ball instead of carrying it on the
run.
And out of doors the more advanced Scouts
90 skating in the winter, tide bicycles along
side of sighted" boys in the spring, and in
summer 90 swimming at camp, For two weeks
they live in the open They pitch tents, build
Copyrfsht 1888. United Newspaper Magazine Corpor
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Poss
SCOUTS COURAGEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
byR. A. SehseR and W. F. MoDeaMOu
"IF We JAKE SOME ASPIRIN - THEY'LL
Go AWAY" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
by DALE COLLINS
HIvstroted by korl Goodwin
THINGS QUICKLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BY A. D. MORFORD
Husfrofsd by Joseph kvssdorf
THEY'LL Boss THE WORLD SERIES. .......... 7
by W. BILL" KLEIN
His THRoAT Is LIKE BIho CRoseYs 8
by LUPTOh A. WILKINSON
VICTORY For EAGLES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9
BY PEGGY Won DER GOlTz and FLETCHER PRATT
Hivstro'ad By Joseph NUssdorf
The PANAMA PLOT. Conclusion. ........... 10
by SAX ROIAER
Hiusfrutst by c. c. BeoT
Evening star., 1938-10-02
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We're ALL BURNING UP!. ~
BY J. D. RAIcLfF
iM WRITING A Letter TONIGHT ........ IS
by GERALD MYGATI
by EMMA.lihDsAY SoUER
IF You We're DINING ON THE kORMAkDlE 10
BY GRACE TURNER
by THEODORE CRANE
ROUND OUT Thai Too SLENDER THROAT ~
BY SYLVIA BLYTHE
Drowine by h1cior FeIfen
Cover Design BY J. f. kernon
Evening star., 1938-10-02

The ond eseripon Of oil ehoroefers fof oppeor
short stories, serois ond sem fiction articles In THIS WEEK
MAGAZINE wholly heftiovs Any Of name which
huopen 10 Be the ihoi Of ony psrson. living or
dsod, Is entirely eoineIdsnfoi.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

desaire enorme a Maria, consi-
derada por Dos marqueses como
una hija, miraran los tics con
buenos ojos la boda de Ramo
Florido con no importa que mu-
chacha.
La presencia de Maria en- la
Immediate terraza interrumpi6
la conversation.
La gentil chiquilla acababa
de despedirse de Borgona, que.
siempre fino y ~correcto, la en-
cargo presentara sus respetos a
los tics y un saludo a Pedro.
No quiso molestarles nueva-
mente.
-iAh, mirar, Maria !-excla-
mo la marquesa, viendola entrar
en- e hotel a trawes de los visi-
Hos de una veutana,
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
TONY CANZONERI Sc PRE-
PARA

En- la finca del comisionado
Bill Brown, de New York, Sc
prepare Tony Canzoneri, ell ex-
campe6n del peso ligero, para
una campana en- la division del
peso welter.
Canzoneri Sc prepare con el
pensamiento flo EN- un match
con Henry Armstrong, la mara
villa negra, campe6n de dos ca
tegorias Y future campe6n de
una tercera.
Tony quiere ingresar en- las
lat libras y avanzar hasta lie
gar a un match con ell campeon.
Bin Brown no guerra que To-
ny sc entrenara en- su finco y
lie dijo: 81 quieres ponerte en-
lorna, Gpor que no 10 haces en-
tn propia finca?
"Quiero estar apartado de la
familia y de los amigos-repli-
co Tony. Mas facil me sera Ell
entrenamiento en- La finca de u.s.
ted, Mr. Brown.
Recuerda ell comisionado 10
que lie sucedi6 a Barney Ross,
ZEN el encuentro con Armstrong,
y teme que Tony, con mas de 80
amos, sufra graves dafos en- 81
persona, de pelear con Ell negro.
Brown quiere que Tony cam
bic de pensar, manteniendose
fueradel "ring'', y asi piensan
muchos de los amigos del valien-
tie veterano.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

aunque claro esta que 20 he com
prendido en- seguida que 10 que
Sc proponian las dos lagartonas
era cazar al pobre chico. Y ell
pobre chico ha mordido ell an
zuelo.
Me alegro-dijo rApidamen
tie don Rodolfo.
y 20 tambien-anadi6 la
marquesa, que Sc habfa animado
al DIR las palabras del ingenie-
70. NADIA mejor para Pepe que
casarse.
1lDe veras os alegrais SIN
auiri6 Pedro, un tanto sorpren-
dido por 81 tono de las palabras
de sus tics, que lie parecian sin
ceras.
ST, ST, nos alegramos-re-
pusO el marques con Ia misma
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

viveza-. Pope es, en- Ell fondo,
un buen muchacho, que Sc mere
ce tener al lado una mujer bue-
ma. Y va que no Sc ha podido
casar con Maria, tn tia Y 20 nos
alegraremos mucho que Sc case
con Aguedita. Els una mucha-
cha excelente.
Sierra un modelo de esposas
Y de Understandable la marque
sa, cambiando con su marido u
ma mirada de inteligencia y CO.
mo de algeria.
Hubo una pausa.
Ell j6ven ingeniero intentaba
EN- vano adivinar 10 que Sc ocul-
taba bajo las palabraS de los due
nos de la casa. Porque resulta-
ba, en- verdad, algo extrano que,
sdn rscisnte Ia tragedis y q
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

quiere turbar las santas alegrias
familiares, contemplate al re-
Glen venido con una sonrisa de
gratitud.
En- el palacio de los tios-un
Undo palacete moderno, rodeado
de un parque que bordeaba ell
mar Ell un buen trecho-espe-
raban a Pedro, en- efecto, fuer-
ties sorpresas.
o, mejor dicho, la confirma-
ci6n de sus sospechas.
Porque tan pronto como Sc
quedaron solos los marqueses
con el, en- un saloncillo, luego
de lavarse y banarse ell ingenie-
no, don Rodofo lie espet6:
(De modo que. has visto al
marques?
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
DEPORTE
Ell AUEMAN STEINBORN
CONTRA LUTTRALL

Ell aleman Steinborn, ell hon.
bre de la poderosa musculatu-
ra, luchara Ell lunes, en- Benja-
min Field, con ell "Vaquero"
Luttrall, un peligroso adverse
rio.
Los dos hombres lucharon ha-
&c pocas semanas y ell arbitro
di6 81 triunfo a Luttrall, pero la
comisi6n decide en- justicia
la victoria corresponds a Stein
born.
Estim6 ell arbitro que el ha-
bia actuado con arreglo a los es
tatutos; pero la comisi6n man
tuvc su ~criterio.
Los dos hombres decidieron
visitar a Rudy Miller separada-
mente, para que los enfrontara
de nuevo.
Steinborn estima que en- linn
pias condolences a 81 no lie sera
dificil derrotar al 'Vaquero' de
Texas.
me han robado una justa de-
cisi6n-mantiene Luttrall-y
voy a probable al germano que
conmigo las bromas siempre son
peligrosas''.
Bob Wilson, seleccionado ex-
presamente por Rudy Miller, ac-
tuara de arbitro.
Otro aleman, Henry GRADER,
sc batira en- ell semifinal con
Gene Bowman, de Tennessee.
Ell Adonis de Boston, Joe Cor
bett, peleara con ell hebreo Free
man, y Bill Sledge, ell excam-
pe6n, con Ell hebreo Plummer,
otro excampe6n.