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Chinasplans to construct over
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Now unfortunately the world
price for agricultural products has
fallen heavily as a result of an
unusually bounteous harvest IN
Poland, Canada. the Argentine,
and other wheat and rye export
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ALL KINDS DYE SERVICE, hat
cleaning and blocking and laun-
dry service. Plain suits and
dresses dry-cleaned for only 80
cents. Call E. L. Roper or C.
c. Collins at Superior Laundry.
Phone 142.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

de sumisi6n, Sc communication
sonriendo los descubrimientos
que iban hacienda. Y no solo los
amigos, sino todas las comadres
del barrie que frecuentaban la
tienda llegaron pronto a sospe-
char 10 que ocurrfa. BESIDE en-
tonces Glen ojos de zahorf los
eSpiaron measurements; muy
pronto Sc supo con todos los por
memories la caida del guapo v Ell
estado de abatimiento a que su
passion lie habia reducido. Las
comadres celebraron con albo-
rozo Ell triunfo de Soledad, no
solo por ser de iusticia, sino
t1rnbi6n no. osri~tu de cuerpo.
Era % acida del
elemento femenino. Y Ia cele-
braban y la festejaban con toda
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
YOUNG CORBETT VENCIO
POR PUNTOS A FRED A
POSTOL

San Francisco, Feb. 23.-
Young Corbett, Ell excampe6n de
peso weller, venci6 por puntos,
en- 10 asaltos, a Fred Apostoli,
ell italiano campe6n sin corona
del peso medic.
Corbett, un veterano de 16 a.
nos de experienced, do la sor-
presa que muy pocas personals
esperaban.
Mas de 10000 spectators a.
plaudieron a los p1giles y parti-
cularmente al vencedor.
Corbett inici6 la ofensiva en-
ell primer asalto y la mantuvo
hasta ell final, castigando a A :
postoli con efectivas izquierdas.
La multitud aplaudi6 cuando ell
arbitro Irwin puso en- alto la
mano del que Sc habia dicho Sc
ria derrotado.
Con un peso de 1912 libras,
Apostoli, vencedor de Thil y
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LEA LA REVISTA SETECTA

masiado 0 Sc excedian en- ella,
la cortaba bruscamente.
Sin embargo, las comadres no
podfan explicarse aquella sdbita
mutaci6n de un modo natural,
Para elias fu6 indiscutible prom
to que Soledad habia apelado a
las artes magicas para lograrla.
Y aun alguna Sc atrevi6 a insi-
nuarselo sonriendo maliciosa-
meme.
-Vamos, querida confiasa
que lie has dado i,earaz9...
Pero Il tabernera Sc ha5fa
r19sto tan e~n1rsspsda al ofyIo.
Gre 70 Sc toct mas e. asun4o en-
su Pre- encia.
-iQp5 is oras N or6 ever
nos! lSoy 70 Quiza una braja
como listed? Todavia no he lie
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
especie de palabrillas, homena-
les Y sonrisas picarescas.

especie de palabrillas, homena-
jes y sonrisas picarescas.
-iAl fin lego tn bora, que
rida.~~ Asi debe ser: la mujer
siempre muy alta. 5Que Sc Green
esos tics? iQue porque somos
buenas y callamos. la mitad de
las wees por evitar disgustos Sc
nos ha de tratar como trapos
%sucios...? iQue Sc limpien...! va
que lie tienes baio ell pie, aprie-
ia, hija, NO temas cuantos mas
sofocones lie des mas suayecito
lie tend as. Fos nlalditos hom-
hres son ash.
Soledad no Sc mostrabq nj a
legfe nj lisol sada por esta char
il arruaaoara Cuer5ata s;lcn-
clio, seg1n 81 costumbre. Guam
do lie parecia que Sc dilataba de-
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

@ NO Sc PREsENTA

Bill Terry, dicen de Hot
Springs, Arkansas, Sc muestra
inquieto porque Adolfo Luque
no ha firmado> su contrato, co
mo coach, y por2ue Ell pitcher
Castleman mantiene el mas com
pleto silencio en- cuanto a lamar.
Obtuvo aver Terry las firmas
del catcher banning y Ell jardi-
nero Leiber; pero aguarda con
Ell mayor interes las otras.
Isl Castleman no Sc presenta
manana, tendra que pagan una
multa de $50 por cada dia que
falte. 81 Luque no conteSta dem
tro de dos dias, hare differences
arreglos."
Aseg1rase que Manning fir
mo por un sueldo de $4,000 y
Leiber por $4,000.
Han solicitado la plaza de Luz
que, que es una maravilla en-
cuanto al entrenamiento de pit
cheers, los "expertos" Otto Mil :
Ter, Watty Clark y Jimmy Ring.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LA CABRERA DE SANTA
ANITA LA GANO Ell CA
BALDO STAGEHAND

Santa Anita Park, Feb. 23.-
Gan6 el premio de $4,000 en- ell
Derby de esta pista ell potro
Stagehand, propiedad de Max :
well Howard y entrenado por
Earle Sande, ell celebre jockey.
Dauber, propiedad de Will
liam S. Dupont, termin6 en- Sc
gundo lugar.
Sun Egret, ell caballo llls.s elo
giado, finaliz6 en- el tercer pues
to.
Los boletos de Stageband Sc
pagaron a 1920, $7.20 y $4.20.
Mas de $4,000 personas vie :
ron las carreras, batiendose la
marca de entrada.
Representa- ell caballo vence =
dor la primera victoria de San
de como entrenador.
Lo monte Jackie Wastrope.
Para ell vencedor, en- dinero
neto, los laureles significan
SAB $50; Dauber recibira 10000
pesos; Sun Egret, $4,000 y Le-
gal Light, ell cuarto lugar, $500
pesos.
Sc apostaron $239.746.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
DEPCR ES
CON LOS GUANTES
SORPRESAS

Jack Sharkey, Ell excampe6n.
derrotado por Jose Luis en- 1896
opina que Nathan Mann derro-
tara al negro.
Nos parece que, salvo I'm fe-
n6meno, Jack Sc equivoca una
yez mas.
81 Mike Jacobs temiera esa
derrota, 81 los segundos de Luis
la temieran, ell combate no Sc We
rificaria.
Tiene ell campe6n ventaja en-
habilidad, experienced, estatura,
peso Y alcance de brazos.
lEn que Sc hasa ell calculo de
una victoria de Mann?
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

pocas wees sc lie habian Subido
los dolores a la cara, 10 mismo
exactamente que lie pasaba a So
ledad en- otro TEMPO. Esta per-
manecia tranquila, sin ningndn
vano alarde que deiase traslucir
que ell platillo de la balanza ha-
bia subido para ella Y bajado
para su querido; al c~ontrario,
hacia 10 possible por distraer la
conversation y sacarle del aprie
to-.
Pero aunque VelaZquez Sc es-
forzase en- ocultarlo y Soledad
NADIA hiciese para ponerlo de
manifesto, el cambio operado
en- sus relaciones no era va un
secreto para nadie. Los amigos
m~urmuraban. Sc hacian guinos
cuando observaban alg1n signo
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

gado a necesitar polvos para a.
traer a los hombres... isabe u.s.
ted?
A espaldas suyas, no obstan-
te, todas seguian sosteniendo
que hubo maleficio. La que me-
nos aflrmaba que Soledad lleva-
ga constantemente sobre ell pc
aho una bolsita con pedacitos de
orc, plata y coral, a!gunos gra-
nos de trigo Y una piedra imam
con raspaduras de acero.
Entretanto Velazquez seguia
e@ags rand sus lendiaientos,
no tan.o para suavizar la aspe-
f0ze ae su querida como por Ell
Ftmo O'a.sr oue esto lie G. ,sa-
"a q r.acer dc antea domlnan-
aoLa ,martiriz4ndola, era me-
nos que NADIA comparable con el
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Jack Kearns, que desea diri-
CIR otro eampe6n del peso com :
pleto, Sc inclina tambien de par
tie de Mann, pero dice que ell re-
sultado dependera del efecto
que produzcan los punetazos de
los primeros asaltos.
De modo que como Luis pega
con mas dureza que Mann y lie
superb en- ~estatura, peso, alcan-
ce de brazos, experienced y ha-
bilidad...... no vemos como ell ne
gro puede ser derrotado.
Ahora bien, en- ell arte de los
punos las sorpresas son frecuen
ties.
Cuando Jose Luis pele6 con
Bob Pastor, los expertos CREAM
en- una facil victoria del negro.
Pero ell joven de Brooklyn Sc
echo a correr desde ell primer a.
salto Y Luis no pudo alcanzarlo
Venci6 ell campe6n por puntos.
Despues, en- La pelea con Farr
Sc anunciaba la victoria del cam
pe6n antes del octave asalto; pc
70 Farr resisti6 hasta ell final,
"deshaciendo otro mito" en- re-
laci6n con la potencia fisica del
eti6pico.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
Mann muchas probabilidades de

AASAAh AASAA@~S ~
victoria.
Los amigos de Luis opinan
que vencera por nocaut, antes
del decimo asalto; pero algunos
Green que Mann es I'm hombre
innegablemente peligroso.
Las apuestas Sc hacen de 3 a
en- favor del negro, en- cuanto
decision.
Mann tiene una excelente re.
p~utaci6n y sus amigos recuer
dan las pesimas demostraciones
de Luis frente a Pastor y Farr.
81 Mann triunfa, bajo ell con
trato con Jacobs tendra que de
fender la corona en- un termint
de 80 dias.
Como la pelea es de campeo-
nato, ell Unite, bajo las reglas.
sera de Is asaltos.
Dan Morgan, un experto que
pocas veces Sc equivoca, declara
que Luis retendra su titulo, a.
costando a Mann antes del To-
asalto.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
dia caerian al suelo rotos.

Los amigos, de un modo in.
consciente, contribufan a lle-
var Ell desconsuelo a su cora
ION. Paca no abandonaba la
idea de legalizar la situaci6n
de los amantes: las atencio-
mes extrahas que ahora obser-
vaba en- Velazquez la ANNA
ban a persistir, juzgandolo va
maduro para ell case; los COM
padres de la reunion, solicita-
dos por ella, lie prestaban a.
yuda. Asi que comenzaba a
tocarse mas a menudo que an
ties ell punto del matrimonio
EN- Ia conversation. FL efecto
que este causaba en- ell guapo
era cruel. Quedaba repentina-
mente sombriO, paralizado, y no
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Solo una sorpresa pudiera dar
la victoria a Mann sobre Jose
Luis; pero las sorpresas no es-
casean en- Ell boxeo.
Fuera de las sorpresas y los
fen6menos Jose Luis debiera de
rrotar con facilidad a Nathan.
IRazones? Aqui estan: Ell ne
gro ha vencido a pugiles supe :
riores a Mann y solo tiene %
amos; tiene la fuerza moral que
ANNA a TODD campe6n; mayor
su experienced frente a gladia :
dores de agilidad y destreza; es
mayor SD habilidad, su conoci :
miento del arte de boxear, y a :
demas, lie lleva ventaja en- peso,
estatura Y alcance de brazos.
Pero 81 ell fen6meno surje......
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

AVlSO:-Se necesita una Ia
qufgrafa Mecan6grafa para Ell
Departamento de Radiologfa del
Sanatorio del Centre Espanol,
que liable ingles y espanol, y a
ser possible tenga algdn conoci-
miento de Rayos X.
Pueden dirigir Ia solicitud al
Secretario de la Secci6n de Be-
neficencia J. Oscar MARES, P.
O. Box SGT Ybor City Station.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
JOSE LUIS E CON
NATHAN MANN

New York, Feb. 23.-Con ell
campesino Nathan Mann, de N.
Haven, Conn, Sc batira en- la no
che de hoy, bajo la direction del
Club Siglo Veinte y Mike Jacob,
ell campe6n mundial del peso
complete, ell negro Jose Luis.
La pelea ha despertado inte-
res en- los dltimoS dfas porque
algunos expertos conceden a
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
R DEL
JOHNNY RISKO

Miami, Feb. 23.-En la Are
ma de Coral Gables, Red Bur :
man, ell pdgil ahiiado de Jack
Dempsey superb de manera deci
silva, en- 10 asaltos, a Johnny
Risko, eel hombre de gonna"
Risko pesaba 1913 libras y ell ven
cedor solo 181.
iEl veterano no gan6 un solo
asalto.
Creese que la derrota lie malo
grara otros matches" que ha-
tbfa preparadO.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Steele, car75 en- e fallo adver-
so.
Corbett, no obstante, no recla
mara Ell tftulo que Fred arreha-
tara a Marcel Thil.
Pesaba ell triunfador 1902 y
las apuestas estaban en- su COM
ira, en- proportion de 2 a ].
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Otra sorpresa Sc di6 aver en-
San Francisco, California.
Young Corbett Ill venci6 por
puntos al italiano Fred Apostle
Ii, ell campe6n sin corona.
Cast todos los expertos opina-
ban que Apostoli venceria, poi
puntos, no por nocaut.
Corbett es un p1gil de extra.
ordinaria habilidad.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. Sc
Los MAJ0S
De CADIZ
Por

Mira, dejame de caso-
rios. Como he vivido hasta
ahora SECURE viviendo..., sin
honra, pero libre..., muy libre,
Ssabes?
Velazquez qued6 confuse,
anonadado. Conociendo ell tenn
pie de su querida, Sc abstuvo
de insistir. Pero disipada aQue
LA Ultima esperanto, pens6
con tristeza que los lazos que
a ella lie unfan no podfan ser
mas fragiles y que ell mejOr
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
Los alemanes todos cream,

Los aIemanes tOdOs CREAM,
hace pccas se,nanas, que Max
Scimeling vencerfa por nocaut
a Ben Foord, un mediocre p1gil
ingles.
Foord resisti6 hasta el final y
muchos criticos dijeron: los a :
nos pesan va sobre las costillaa
de Make.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
VICTORIA DE UNI CUBANC

Paris, Feb. 23.-Con una de-
recha a la mandfbula ell gladia-
dor cubano Pancho Martinez pu
so a dormir al frances Jorge
Jais. Ell frances era ell favorito.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

No habra peleas de boxeo, ma
mana jueves, en- Benjamin Field
Sigue de capa caida Ell pugilis
mo local.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Sc VENDE un mant6n de
Manila, mantilla y castahueIas.
Precio razonable. Informan en-
ell 1908 de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Por la estaci6n de Clearwa :
ter, a las 10, Sc ORA esta noche
la pelea entire Joe Luis y Mann.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

M~usterole. praparada con aosita
Duro de mostaza y ctros activos In
Gr~ehieDtes ~producirA los mismoe
mostaza, sin 1ejar ampollas.
Musterole suele Rliylar con prom
titud bronquitis. dolores de gargan-
to, toses. resfria1os. ~neuralgi1R.
congestfol.es reumatfsmos, torcedu-
Fas, Dolores muscuIareS c~ontuaio-
mes, y toda ciase de males y doio-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evtt9r
las ~pulmonias. Vendese en- todAa
les d~roguer1as, q 95c y csc. en-
Japros y en- iuboR. TamANo de hes
Hatsl 80.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.


Efforts by proponents of the anti
lynching bill to end the filibuster
which has tied up the Senate since
the session began. failed today when
an attempt to invoke the cloture rule
was defeated.
The vote was 81 to 81 against
cloture. A two-thirds ma jority is nee
essary to invoke such a rule.
The motion for cloture even failed
to return a majority vote Thirty
seven Democrats joined with IL Re-
publicans. one Farmer-Labor and one
independent to make a total of 81
Votes against cloture. Thirty-five
Democrats, one Republican and one
Progressive voted for cloture.
Opponents of the bill insisted the
measure had been effectively stopped
in the Senate. Within few days
they expect it to be laid aside and
other pressing measures, including the
conference report on the administra-
tion's housing bill, will be laid before
the Senate. ''
Other bills of importance, including
the independent Offices appropriations
bill and the reorganization bill backed
by the President, also are waiting
their turn.
Refuse to Admit Defeat.
Proponents of the anti-lynching
bill. on the other hand. declined to
admit defeat. They still persisted in
believing that eventually the flibuster
conducted by score of Senators
practically all from the South, could
and would be broken either at this
time or later in the session.
The cloture rule of the Senate was
adopted in 1917 after President Wilson
lSaa HOMGREcS para AZ
Evening star., 1938-01-27
City Pays Honor to I. ". Noyes
At Dinner on 8Oth Birthday

Guest of honor at brilliant assem-
blage which packed the ballroom Of
the Willard Hotel for testimonial
dinner on his 80th birthday anniver-
sary, Theodore w. Noyes, editor Of
The Star, was feted last night as
''the first citizen Of the Nations Cap
ital."
Twelve speakers, from public and
private life, paid tribute to him as q
civic leader. President Roosevelt,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes and the Vice
President led . host of friends who
sent messages Of praise and respect.
fight for a greater city, and set his
face to the glorious future Of WASH
ington."
Principal address Of the evening II.
tribute to Mr.. Noyes was delivered by
Frank J. Hogan, attorney. He re-
viewed the career Of the guest Of
honor, and climaxed praise Of the eve
ming when he declared:
"Mr. Noyes, we bring to you tonight
garlands of gratitude, gathered in the
garden of love, from beds of admiration
and respect, and we ask that you
accept them as tokens Of the gratitude
Of the people-all Of the people-of
the Nations Capital"
Many Groups Represented.
The occasion was . demonstration
by Mr.. Noyes' admirers from many
walks Of life. Members Of the diplo-
matte corps, "a associate justice Of
Evening star., 1938-01-27
D. c. SCHOOL LUNCH
Ref FUND REFUSED
Commissioners to Continue
Service as Long as
Finances Permit.

Deciding to continue service of free
lunches to needy school children as
long as finances permit, the Commits
sioners today ruled the District cannot
and Should not grant refund of the
$2,15A balance in the fund to the
Citizens Committee, headed by Mrs.
John Boyle, jr
At the same time the Commissioners
directed Budget Officer Daniel J.
Donovan to file with the Budget
Bureau an urgent deficiency request
for the appropriation of $4,000 to
permit continuation Of the lunch pro-
gram to the end Of the school year in
June.
BY making use of the balance now
on hand. which Was given to the Dis
trict to be spent for the school lunch
program, the Commissioners calcu-
lated they could continue the program
for 10 more days. Otherwise. it would
have to be halted after tomorrow.
Plea to Be Made to Hopkins.
Meanwhile, pending Budget Bureau
and congressional action of the re-
quested deficiency appropriation, the
Commissioners will ask w. P. A. Ad-
ministrator Harry Hopkins, or his as
sistant, Aubrey Williams, to authorize
the expenditure of about $4,000 Of un-
obligated balances of relief grants to
the District for further continuation
of the program. It was estimated this
would permit continuation of the
school lunch service in all for about
six weeks.
The Commissioners refusal to re-
turn the $2,154 to Mrs. Boyle's COM
mittee was based on opinions rendered
by Corporation Counsel Elwood H.
Seal and Auditor Donovan. They
agreed that the money collected by
Mrs. Boyles committee from the pub
lie was in the nature of a gift" to be
expended by the District as trustee
for the specific purpose of providing
food for hungry school children. Maj.
Donovan ruled the District had no
legal obligations to refund the money
to Mrs. Boyle's committee, and Mr..
Seal held that since it had been placed
in trust funo, it could be spent only
for the specific designated purpose.
A special subcommittee OF the
House District Committee joined the
Commissioners meanwhile in seeking
early approval by the Budget Bureau
of the proposed emergency supple
mental appropriation of S34 900.
Group Named Yesterday.
The subcommittee was appointed
late yesterday to make q thorough
study of the undernourishment problem
| in the schools
Representative Kennedy, Democrat,
of Maryland was appointed chairman
The other members are Chairman
Palmisano of the District Committee
and Representative Jenckes, Demo-
crat, of Indiana.
Evening star., 1938-01-27

the Supreme Court, Senator's, Repre-
sentatives and civic. social and pro-
fessional leaders mingled with old
timers from the patriarch" of Wash
ington and other old friends of Mr..
Noyes who had known him since boy
hood here.
The head table, with more than 100
persons, extended beyond the length Of
the big ballroom, turning at both ends
into gigantic letter "U."
Gifts from the assembly, a hand
somely bound volume Of testimonial
letters, q clock and candle sticks were
presented by Edward F. Colladay.
president OF the Board of Trade. chair
man Of the committee, and presiding
ofncer.
The speakers included Robert v.
Fleming, president Of Riggs National
Bank, representing the Board Of
Trade; Harry G. Davis, trustee Of
George Washington University; John
Clagett Proctor of the Association Of
Oldest Inha bitants, Melvin c. Hazen,
president Of the Board of Commis-
sioners of the District: Senator Lewis
Of Illinois, Eugene Meyer, publisher Of
the Washington Post; Frank E. Wal
drop, representing Mrs. Eleanor Pat
terson, publisher Of the Washington
Times and Washington Herald; John
T. ORourke, managing editor, the
Washington Daily News; Robert J.
Cottrell, executive secretary Of the
Board Of Trade. The invocation was
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