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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29
Jury r olling For
Conspiracy rial
Will Take Time
disqualification Of More Than Half Of List Of 1000
EIigibIes May Occur Before Jury Is Picked;
Challenges Will Be Exhausted

Polling a Jury to hear the issues of the waterbury
conspiracy trial will be aruouS and lengthy task which
may result In the disqualification OF more than half OF the
1O0Oodd men and women who are remaining the New
Haven County Jury list The list recently reduced by
96 when Judge Ernest c. Simpson ruled that all Water
hrans the eligible list would be disqualified because
they selected Illegally The jury list now contains
aprroxYaately 1O40 men and women.
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Cloudy Or Rain,
Today, Sunday
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Evening star., 1938-04-08

organisms causes the throat and nose
infections and those to blame for the
colitiS.
Treatment for Hemorrhase.
An emergency treatment for a con-
dition that causes death In every
II in the United States-brain hem
orrhage due to high blood pressure
was described to the College Of Ply
sicians by DR.. Aybert s. Hyman Of
the Jewish Memorial Hospital, New
York.
A crisis likely to result in the break
Ing Of q blood vessel in the brain
with resulting paralysis or death, he
said, is usually preceded by a re-
markable and unmistakable set Of
symptoms. There is a sense Of full
ness and heaviness in the whole head,
usually accompanied by q severe and
constant aching in the back Of the
head. When the head is moved there
is vertigo and dizziness, 50 that VIC
Tins will hold their heads and necks
rigid. There may be severe nausea.
Tingling or numbness often is felt
on one side of the face and tongue
and occasionally in the hends and
feet. Sleeplessness is common.
When these symptoms occur, Dr.
Hyman stressed. something must be
done quickly to bring down the blood
pressure. The most common pro-
cedure is bleeding, oldest form of
surgery. Sometimes the blood pressure
actually rises after this has been done.
Recently several Argentine doctors
have claimed good results from in
jecting minute amounts of cobra
venom. Another Is to draw out from
200 to 800 cubic centimeters OF the
patients blood and then reinject it
into the muscles.
Method Found by Accident.
DR.. Hyman came upon his own
method largely by accident when he
noted considerable falls in blood
pressure after the use OF spinal
anaesthesias in general surgery. These
sometimes are SO complete in persons
with high blood pressure as to bring
about states of shock and collapse.
The pressure may remain down from
several days to several weeks There
is also a marked drop in blood pressure
with removal OF spinal fluid.
DR.. Hyman and his associates now
have devised a combined spinal fluid
tap and new way to producing spinal
anaesthesia by injecting q novocain
solution under the dura, or protective
covering, low down in the spine.
This brings about remarkable and
lasting blood pressure drop In the
dangerous cases which often averts the
emergency. The results have been
Evening star., 1938-04-08

satisfactory, he said, in 81 per cent
Of the cases treated. The patients
are placed in an oxygen tent imme-
diately after the treatment to offset
effects Of possible shock.
Invariably, DR.. Hyman warned, the
blood pressure will rise again, since
nothing has been done to treat the
causes, which are multiple and not
well understood. But when the pa
tient feels the approach of another
crisis the same treatment can be given
again.
The cool stare is q fact-and also
the relatively cool heart.
Measurements Of the heat Of va
rious parts Of the body-of a calf, but
the same figures are applicable to hu-
mans-were reported to the College
Of Physicians by DR.. Stafford L. War
rem of the University Of Rochester.
The normal heat Of the body is the
well-known 96.7. and in health this
does not vary by more than q degree
or so. But, DR.. Warren found, the
cornea, or window. Of the eye is 9
degrees cooler-the coldest part OF the
body. 1t Is 3 degrees cooler than the
skin which is exposed to the outside
temperatures. Next coolest is the lin
Evening star., 1938-04-08

the electrical resistance to various
parts of the body, important in medi-
cine because Of the increasing Use Of
heat treatments. The greater the re-
sistance to a current Of electricity
the greater the heating effect.
He found that bones are good con-
ductors, in about the same class as
large copper wires. The gristle be-
tween the bones, however, Is a poor
conductor and heats up rapidly.
Evening star., 1938-04-08

ing Of the nose, which Is cooled
by breathing. The hottest part is the
liver-a degree or so hotter than the
heart. This seems to have been sus-
pected by the ancients, who thought
the liver was the seat Of love.
DR.. Warren measured these tenn
peratures by thermocouples, sensitive
to thousandths Of a degree Of tenn
perature, which were placed on the
various organs. He was investigating
Evening star., 1938-04-08
RETREAT OPENS

The Rev. Denis Kavanagh of Cath
olic University was to be retreat master
at a closed retreat beginning today at
the Washington Retreat House, 1000
Harewood road NE.
The ceremonies, which are to last
through Sunday, are under the aus
plces Of the Franciscan Sisters Of the
Atonement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

This muss is between Julius Caesar
l|aHd odinPsthe onesfF ind, and hAisA
esle Eoa1e )R Ba}sli &zTkf6 lats.;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

! nUI.iV 4A{. it, l.9Ia5.1It 1900 -. 80
l(right) the excavation for the new
cheraistry laboratory building be-
tween Kicks Hall and Daniels Hall.
IN the background is Kicks, with 1911
Ds22rmitoEy on the right
4 sIlwo more 4dormitories, textile
building and two modern animal hlis-
banidrg5 barns will be- under construc-
tiona ibeforessJan; l.. The current ex-
pansionb program at State College,
aided by PWA, is valued at; $1,40O,Ono.
ThefdernitoriesB described above are
sitIated1 between Seventh sDormitory
allds Franlz Thompson Gymnasium.
The jthree7 dornitories combine to give
a quadran gle effect. Ninth Dornitory
will contain 5 a social room for the
use of parents ard other visitors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
CUBS ENTERED THE FRAY
19tIfN fsRsE AfEST GONFIHENC

dhdtEg6S Oct. s5Anl AP92aU naceust-
brli ReadES s5 hey are to winning a. World
SeTRsss,a th9 ehicago Gubsngo into' their
ba ec5Ssai ihfsss tli8 wonder Yankees
toda3p70 t9ffwb SdndingH hopesb and "a
$trM gsHf0}iiihieeffp htheyq going TO
LpsgfsNna aSiAe Bart yvo1iii4svo bIoya
There is nothing very sensible .aBout
the& dlktAh&r qhd Sfaffke ess qookl Just
hs W6Hs9F astqKeyt eaars did, and you
Gangs lila gh edssoWsslesia1f theyss1ook
MlaeA4nKaR Rd4fifgidTB pStching and
SWIM gfh gsifisiaJGlzu deeUksi snH4th posi-
tioaeh FRat reoa pHe aRp gives
Thu Ei4 aaFRegaG niRfackffesk rs ,sahy;aone ,oe
whom can and a5eseSredk dapc ball
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

Isaac Gill. Negro; went on trial for
his life in Vance Superior GoHrt TO-DAY,
for the slayiEg last spriHg spfR CharMes
bitt. ThefS has dSk& ERe &a& laT
be given to the jury before tomorrow
unless a night. session of court Were Were,
AS@l@ @as l. tasF saibsf
Gholson, who were appointed by the
court; s j.. is SIs
As$gDnAvenA4kaR NJ k,a
of a jury, since it is capital offense.
The twelve men~te-sit- in Judgment in
the case were passed by both prose
c4iaposf3 defshso outythe9ndsf
hoces,aoS 9ana laE firsv~aeR4
nSsiesasa fIi' sSsa ads3 as5etSsR
rejected some 1pstteey 70 pgogpectiiY1s iYp
ors before the boXswaS filled. - - ~
Some 20 to % witnesses in all had
beerf stnhmoned' give testiHohg,
anRqt Appeared certain lam the afteaa
noon koSsdi be- required Stothear 9thefrN
tek1irnNsfE. 2nE;;sVo pi.- fi 1oWoa honA
JAforstl Sitting sfn'. thes case ares W.
WsdFdA nRff4gide. aC] MathsMs3 ROC
BGlrweagc'R 1--WE! Dixens sB. Frank
JoyrisfyiJ. NSiVhF6oh9> r IlE. hjCokSro
E,fagp Bfeedi6E eEl Gg1C 3 TtinataIR nVioo
to9aKfhBail, misunderstanding BIZ Paf
rikAyoiis1 odw ,IiasgJT ShBL bra ,atf
.AaSp6tiaP vellise Of SGT hien gkts Beesa-
--eesQ 4e-4e.ts4- ri a ~ ri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

Raleigh, Oct. 53rhese viewsrsaosf
construction at State College ana ting
sarchitect's drawing (topJ % theme Y
d0Tmit6ries which wifi sbe occupied
next year are synlbolical of the ex-
pansion program now underway az
the. States techhqlogical Institution
The dr&wing illustrates how III ghfh
andsfQintf1a dornfitefies viii lock when
completed. Prof. Russ Shumaker,
head of the Depar tment of Architee-
.ture,s was srAnted leave of ,abgende
stos design the buildings He rents his
office FROM the college and his STAFF
is composed practically entirely of
State College alumni.
VI. Photosa at the bottom show ,Qeft>
workmen on. the, anfmitory job and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
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&rn sfdeFbf@xhe NMRstic, SMt1grS en
many W&& TO BIZ @Sminapts BE- dos
Italy has a German population on its
side of the Bremen Pass, which Ger
many has i&s good 81 claim to asg ia
has ITO sudetenhnd, %aga f&sxxC secK6z
slovakia. aa d, j 4 y ]
JustS now naturally, Germany
doesn't care to assert itself in op-
position to Italy. But When the Ger
pans 3 Y, ggetgafsSapnaa as5 affi te4Ei
Does any osritfir2oa a fes5fs
sent day P1easantS1.s between d&
{ushsdT aandi AJ dae Sw(A Prl9a6 Qd
3 3nany I trG~ v ssaD .ss pr 1
good? -------
,NpfojsAit-t to be- forgotten thAtsEtsD
Fasbap RiRX QfsG GSr3Igrn M-aiRqI AastHiaE
pro tN tAe olastswRRts seuthgaakdtAtldi
then 4tRkD reHegRd,sa nd: $ipallN joined
thesA AlIesr: Said .eE-EAiser rSYi4helnas
$daFe ssiAgi Kin gsr AEietaa EmmsnqsL in
fAabijgSkHn Qaata lls Meven faseajoiyour.
soMsbibnso citsToorsI rs hveos
bid ws't4aMH hsdaiscases ofItsHebs ur7-
PoAtjes justtaeEif zEAdpl6 IN the reasopot
ably near future, were to put the slsids:
tNfitsR RenitQ. 31Eco o. sn5w riSxua
lAd1EwaNt there's a4ettIMeAo dnf Qrmed1
ItsaiRaas bWb@ guess nGtbaks GeEn1anN'
heHes aRlt iRashelNi to- eco tUoll talyI dQWps
TO the very toe of the latter s.0pendnJs
fuRasndt pIishenaenz cragyan Gsrn1an
frBanG bit hREeG are 1Ita]6ans s1Wl1e hett
that jthe GesgaRnsndH earM itlngoC no;
aFi0E thatt nsattegrdttoiSF5tns eSlGkee:
spet HdthscTestoef tl1hoMesid rpernaits,
ltyIkgeRer aa&vnis agreed tbahd SernAnYi
feSaft clicks Falxsianso wslatsrzunintero
Tered with. 5se
eHt OF sAdOlfsSDeetaeular. o
-AGusso4ir6 GUEST oaably9 is Drae,
Ah]aTs ma@vth Hit lelh-after a,sfaaIcl
1oBxgcd asm5Sa sGis 40 s1saeianf oiisr
eRNt qE4itbeRn outkaa sSsso5 dnhi inesDRos
taGAledltyB Rs~ito5 ISL gQgd vat b5bnsAt
Adea8eHs sR1lch q Aetter.A BEnik@s can't
$aeeaGha as5 ctfrsi@yi ngivev, dthsar afljs
As Adolf can. BenitOr s1Fn5A 8s2 cgadiE
h6lEtS but. ne ,RiwiAh .Adpff'6 a@aRgspo
YeheEensed5 dgiaIsa nj hisg ,b1ao
-A,Ad dsdce8al psteAciNhF 1oGeEHaaAS
tSHj ftgatrdilfe sfNrYi3sroonIsd 8 ee b
IhaNImay asbaao8inaIlMb h4k
thRinooRpopants .yilk sknewb J4lllhtygB civ
tAAtdt heB'Nob eeR5S iSGa Nigbks EheiF
scEaR4ls the yalkXje sno1i 9nitssn I
Mussolini's Romans can be bealtAR
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
Stocks Renew
Brisk Jpswing

New Yorx Oct. The
ssiseaeea apswing in stocks that IS
a week 81 with anao eIisllt ofs
tI1e Nun four power coflf sTeal es re-;
It's Forward march ftssf
brief pause ia etiing sessions
Heavy buying listed many Sd ares ter
new highs for the year istri buting
gains ranging to more than TWO points
Throughout the list near the fUu
hour. TRANSACTIONS in the first two
hours approxima tea $50 900 shares.
III Their recovery IN bonds was mark
Sd by perpenai cillaT riseHim q ickeI
Plate issues;
effcan Radiator &: ~ 10
e +, S,.s i Re telephone ..,. LAG 1-2
American rob B SIS, s.s.:. ~
Ny ! S ss,SS55 q So
atlantic Coast Zine "a IA
ssS ia ~ H. aiming % 3-4
| Eo,,.li.. Avisf ion % 3-8
RefhIehe Steel X. 81 1-2
chrvsler . II
C.ol,1nbia Gas e. Elec CO IA
Commercials Solvents 10 IA
Continental Oil Co -. -. 3 II
Curtiss Wright S'-s
Dupont .:.sx. ll4z
Electric Pow & Light 1880. II
Genefali Electricsgys ssai.c9. oil. so44soo1-
bGenerab GM otorss lii. slia ns. ..ares ?Oca s
bIiggatt &sxAdNegs vRo.so essoi..ze .ss10Qs 20
Montgomery Wards sG9 49,. 40 TO
REYNOLDS FOB B........... 43 IA
Southern RAILWAY ... IA IA
Standard Dir N ] 81 IL
u S aSteelss .s. -. o.. s.s.. sss6 60 AZ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

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iavoieodaa
SsnjolG q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
ssdaiIdoIse

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sd5 ri b5Ioos
1aw noEw
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
e1i Iol h9So3 e59vs ne EnIAl'sl ..
piEof'llI0l5ielssHS'
rajfS boJItSV 2iT.SsJ G3iw EDinri bn
,beisnia NeGd .tuol ssw flsssnld
10 I.SaiAsaTTG CIGQssa si bo4o
:; 4; ;'.1's sBY.Aifs..;:;Sss5:s:s' 4: 4
.ieEft aal-s5s ed bro q


sEHfa sflsg ls s.i1 l5 aPf ssxfIt Saas'dl|
-ico Abbt1tit b} SIC ftens Is tud
-rsHS liGIaal dt0ranb11 SfG6SSsnsI
OF sntbGuod Uad adl.1IoH OF jsh Gsal
oobSsi9tfE6&, c4ES 6f5EsNINE n, 'i9 S.,s >
Respiration MAY be affectearooI
,dAlan asbAerFsaA Owayi SginlnlEs shy sNT
-ehap0Ain the nggsssBSs orEsnagnt cfs nv
Alp abQiH VfAsir Of tuo wsii oigaeA
dauWlhan JrNSaS SisGyEaingHhe aiGests gil
i've system last Meek, Lspoke OF the
nice .WaY jknAa&o adaptearottself
through the Centuries and ICONS to II
isifgsEEy ]ElEg ysR Et6tles
0aITd8f0 .aaEaaa ND FenGM
Mars because our digestions would
1Aerytteyly c4A6t-te coRsOwithithRa
f1tranGeYfqQd syufr1itsdyegetaRJfs ovsoE
fesh-or things beyond ouFs iNR@1uc.
riDstioBion, which tho aEtiaNs sHkrJL
-4Bt. rim 4elltsok ky4sQMt a YOUNG 1a9Eo
who alm9sb starved when sheGWeBt MOI
a1jslsRd IN t6e East dies ,Epn& bul
-cfqr a14gQStc the1 aal9eI rqasoJsyoShq ivi;
..fguldR'fIget used to LgBa.sshqp pA5NnusI
AgAsHehSsstsbla Iieacjes.sno 8 1sv,
14Sthe&aTHO wassst we naEa gSewpnon
accustomed to the sea of air in which
we live. There is certain concen-
tration to n and we breathe it inp'sN
s se%Jl1aE9s sskLs9! 1asS E9iss5ssSi|lek'@.
are in more or less distress.
TAVQADHisn rrpefTOOS
am writing as at t level 81 Over
sseven Thousand feet abpxe sea levelr 4
a1s8SfzHl gss ns1llow . silWl
elers, who are younger than am,
profess to feelae- discomfort what
evgRe1uH ,i,ssQsju Wish
.f@5fEMesttsSt0i8S MaHhiIher, am
tLsudNH shonla have, all the symb4bfsH
nUf,YMUpntaiSp EbiAtKSys addiEzannMijisv
edimNeyB uflpiNoiapaf taafidvafdtGsH i
cdnustular weakness ainIaihcO Nlfd ir4sfIo;
nti0M etcliiTAebss syndptumfs 7aSenullfI$v
sreedgniz@1t ixE3o eeqs1ei{o Ices Of fAiSM r.
sAa6tn1taiAs SlanlbtMg1q YKe nhtoaiifops
taineer must get acclimatA5eH go +
eHAtQNeC hiToT edit ,slqmBxe 1oH
stsiTkiss dcdakYa68a tiShnipia Eexatss'
TahEblsred isnASutGsG R4ahifSlat aeal p
s65urGtBaa aaaptaBi5H. AftetqeegFafno
-idaSsqh x$9fy high a1stadeJ sha'F8 s't
and depth Of the breathing A6e8r1s
matically increas&.wWl Hen this 4i4e59
-IpAnyalI@he fS6up NKtahlS, eNdaA HIM
ordinary attitudes, increase your
breaankE FOR shy 1eng '6f 5fiife-
the a1Ka1inity Of the blood increases.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
Ruffing Is Better
Than BiigBsilEl Zee
q StgfB - .lszzsS's es1szSsgS a. . :.
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with Rssingle that fell in left field be-
aweenaEyentaree and e,Jurgeg ,9Ayasv 4
A capacity crowd of44,O00 saw the
bitterly fought contest, and @cheeFed
the Cubs to the utmost.
The teams meet again tomorrow in
Snlts .sEgggo2 x3 sgsslsS1 ssse ydas41e ~
yankzsss .s 3 .,s I. o2dp o0f odOs II q
Cubs $3.50. 49,, s,oo1 900 Il
RgftiBg sap diIsFsg ggssI ss l uSSsell
pnds ffsHbE6pfFto siEl isia0enla hnG o;ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

IF It's true that back seat drivers
cause n,aay accidents, it's just as well
they didn't have automobiles in King
ssolonaon'a days
The rn1a at the next desk says
great many people probably will go to
Florida this fall to get away from the
New England hurricane.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

'EjIO1
aidsnu
-itna Il
snua )
OF grey
.cfiduq'
-i5oqmt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05
|IN dNkrANLIO ~ HTHf
OnCrop !: Story

New gYoFkS OCT 5.-(AP3~e Cotton;
future s0 EeA&d Six to seven poiHtS
higher R4 S ed4I3ed cropEeS inmate RM
leadi RAD per, alIA&trade and
foreign Hi fa DecembsEs reea%f red
from 8sa7t & 2Es Aeaving pgdcessat net
advancesSo seven to ten points short
~ afteRs4h a$firsthalf holiTl December
advanced to S.24 by midday, when the
market showed net-gains of 10 to 13
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-05

The California pension plan calls
for $50 week in the form of an or
der, not cash. Shall we call it a scrip
!.
La gaceta., 1938-04-16

Sin embargo, era Ell marques
I'm hombre de fiero coraz6n, CO.
mo 10 fueron sus antepasados i
lustres, y pronto sc rehizo.
iNada de cobardias! iEra
precise afrontar Ell drama cara
a cara!
Fue hacia la mesa.
Sc sent6 en- su magnifico 81
hon y desat6 Ell legajo.
Guerra proceder con orden. Y
golvi6 a leer ,primero, la carta
patetica de su padre que lie pri.
20 de sentido en- casa de Eula-
ia. Decia asi:
"Pdra mi hiio. c4ando Hegue
a Ia noayoria de edad. iHijo
MIC! tn padre, desde la otra Vi
va a hacerte en- esta carta
una confession. una dolorosa
La gaceta., 1938-04-16

desde que recibieran la carta de
Eulalia, iba a recibir otra carta,
obscura, cruel, implacabble, que
iba a destrozarle La vida para
siemprel.,. iPobre Maria!
A la evocaci6n dulcisima, ell
marques volvi6 a llorar. Y entire
su nanto, entire sus lagrimas, pa
reciale yer ell rostro adorable de
la muchacha buena, la sonrisa
inimitable que lie habia enloque-
cido de amor y de ternura Y de
cosas santas..., la Garcia de los
ojos de terciopelo, tan bellos y
tan hondos, que, irresistible
mente atrafan a las otraS pupi
las. ~ ahora TODD Sc habia des
vanecido como un sueno de di-
cha impossible, como una quime-
ra irrealizable! iHeruanoS!. L..
La gaceta., 1938-04-16
DEPORTES
McCLEARY HI CON
ALLEN EUSTACE

Ell lunes, en- la Arena De los
A~rtilleros, Ell irlandes de las 300
libras, Pat McCleary, tratara de
reconquistar su tftulo en- i'm
match con Allen Eustace, el gu
gante de Kansas.
Tendra ell match" Unite de
una bora, a una caida, y de a.
cuerdo con las reglas de la CO.
mission ddNBenjamin Field.
Los dos hombres son de gran
e~statura y peso, y ademas estan
agraviados por pequehas dife-
rencias personales.
Ernie Powers sera ell oponen-
tie de Gene Bauman, en- ell semi
final, a una caida, con duraci6n
maxima de As minutes.
Ell millionaire Murphy tendr$
de contrario a Jack Vincent
Tony Cancela Sc batira con AL
dull Pasha, ell turco sin harem.
La gaceta., 1938-04-16

confession, por la que quiero que
me perdones.
'Cuando til seas hombre, me
excusaras y me perdonaras,
porque habras lido comprendien
do, a 10 largo de tn vida, la fuer
"a irresistible de las ~pasiones,
"a locura que Sc apodera del CO.
razon cuando anna, la dicha inf
alta qre Sc experimental viendo
que nuestro amor es %correspon-
ado. habras tanido OCCASION de
observar como los hombres So
nos juguetes de IN destino in
visible, superior, muy superior
! nuestra voluntad.
"Escucha; sabes que de mi
natrimonio con tn madre nunca
tuyimos mas hijo q. tn, llenaste
Ia causa' Fuiste, hQo. Ia luz en-
La gaceta., 1938-04-16

al fondo, Y TODD lie parecia Gu
bierto de unos inmensos panos
de c~atafalco.
iQue horror!... ISL boda, sus
ilusioneS, sus eSperanzas..., su
vida entera...; TODD destruido en-
un instante!
Sin embargo, era precise adj
vertir a Maria
Cada segundo que pasaba, au-
m~entaria la augusta de la pobre
Y buenisima m~uchacha, que es-
peraba ALA, en- ell palacio de sus
padres, ell regreso del novio. con
Ell alma en- fiesta.
iY ahora, en- vez de 81, en- vez
del novio adoradisimo, que iba
a llegar a la mansion dichosa, a.
legre, risueno, disipando las som
bras en- que la infeliz Sc debatia
La gaceta., 1938-04-16
e ACoRDADA EN- De
-r~rT1VA LA CABRERA
ENTIRE LOS FAMOSOS CA
BALLoS WAR ADMIRAL
YSEABISCUIT

New York, Abril 16.-Los TER
minos O cindiciones para la ca
rrera entire los famosos caballos
War Admiral y Seabiscuit que
daron aprobados aver, en- New
York, al firmar un contrato los
duehos de esos animales, Samuel
Riddle w ahrles S. Howard.
lei caballo vencedor recibira
una bolsa de 100000 Y la carre
"a se vertical Ell dfa 80 de ma
20.
Especifica el1contrato que Ia
distancia sera de milla y cuarto
" Ell vencedor recibira TODD Ell di-
nero.
Cada caballo llevara I'm peso
de 1875 libras. Los duehos de los
animales deberan informar a la
Association de Carreras de West
chester, a las 10 de la manana
del dia 80 de mayo, 81 conside"
ran que ell estado de la pista es
satisfactorio. 81 Ell estado de la
pista impone una suspension, la
carrera Sc verificara en- otra fe:
cha, pero no despues del 3 dc
JUNO.
Esperase que presenter Ia
"lucha' mas de $4,000 personals
Seabiscuit sera mandado a N
York la semana que viene, des'
de California.
La gaceta., 1938-04-16
KAsHDAN SUBEO AL PRa-
MER G DEL WRNEo

New York, Abril 16.-Isaac
|. Kashdan, campe6n del Man
haitian Chess Club, subi6 aver al
primer puesto en- 81 torneo ma
cional por la copa Frank j. Mar
shall, venciendo a George Tresy
man, en- una partida, brillante-
mente jugada, que Sc extehdi6 a
AZ movimientos.
La victoria de Kashdan Ia da
7h victorias contra ~ derro-
tas.
Samuel Reshevsky, el CAM
pe6n, que descendi6 al segundo
lugar, dej6 por conpletar su par
tida con Arthur w. Dake, de Ia
Costa del Pacffico. Reshevsky
utiliza un RIy Lopez v su posi-
ci6n parece ser ligeramente IA
vorable.
Kashdan jug6 agresivamente
contra la defensa francesa que
Tresyman adopt6. Sigui6 la IL
nea de Alekhine y Tresyman Sc
vic obligado a declinar,
No Sc complete tampoco la par
tlda entire Simonson, que pas6 al
tercer lugar, y Reuben Fine, en-
un gambto declinado de la rel
David S. POLAND, de N. York
ma. Todo indica que terminarf
venci6 a A. Kupchik, que hubt
de adoptar la defensa eslava.
en- tablas.
Fine aparece en- ell cuarto lu.
gar, seguido por Dake, Tresy.
man, Hanauer, Horowitz y Sar
tasiere.
La gaceta., 1938-04-16
RUTH CRITTCA A JOE
DIMAGGIO

New York, abril 16. Ell exrey
de los ''jonrroneros" de las gran
des ligas, Babe Ruth, que toda-
via aspira a dirigir un "team"
de las mayores, critic6 aver sua
vemente a Joe DiMaggio, ell jar
dinero rebeDde de los Yankees.
"Manteniendo su actitud, no
obstante Ell sueldo que sc lie o.
frece, estimo que hace una gra-
We equivocaci6n.
"Su deber era comenzar con
ell club ell lunes. Ahora bien, 81
no Sc lie complace su batting
perdera eficacia. BESIDE ell pun
La gaceta., 1938-04-16

ciendo:
-iSenor, ha venido una Sc
nora en- su ausencia!
ST, va 10 s6-repuso ell mar
ques desde lejos.
tFue a encerrarSe en- su regio
despacho.
Coloc6 ell paquete de cartas
sobre la mesa Y Sc puso a pasear
con una nerviosidad que iba en-
aumento a cada instante.
Ell dolor lie enloquecia.
Miraba a traves de los her.
mosos ventanales de la pieza,
los arboles y las flores de su
parque immense; los parterres,
donde sc extendia una sabana
de cesped verde Y tierno; las
grandes moleS de los edificios
la ciudad, que Sc levantsban
La gaceta., 1938-04-16
An1nciase que el peso de Du-

Ananciaae que el peso de Du-
das es de 1913 iibras y ei de Sch
melting 1912.
Los dos gladiadores Sc pesa-
ron en- 81 Hotel Explonada, en-
presenc;a de centenares de aft
cionados.
S~chmeling, que Sc lastlmo I'm
dedo en- la pelea con Ben Ford,
en- Ell mes de enero, presenci6
sonrinte la subida de Steve a la
balanza.
Despues los dos Sc retrataron
juntos y ell aleman dijo que te-
MIA complete ~confianza en- la vic
.oria, aunque no ignoraba que
ST. contrario era IN pllgil pel.-
groso.
Bill Mccartney, director del
norteamericano, estima que Sch
melting Sc equivoca cuando OPT
ma que vencera a Steve.
MacMachon, entrenador del
! germano, cree que la pelea Sc
terminara mucho antes del Is
asatos y con una victoria facil
para Make.
Muchos de los expertos esti :
man que Drdas es un contrario
mas peligroso que Foord, pero
lie conceden pocas probabilida :
DIES de victoria, aunque pudiera
resistir hasta ell final,
La gaceta., 1938-04-16

PERDIDA.-La SRA. Lucy
perdi6 aver una carte
ra blanca que contenia dinero,
un portamoneda negro, I'm pa
nuelo con su nombre, escrito con
tinta, y unas llaves. Suplica al
que la encuentre lie devuelva las
llaves o notifique a la casa de
las enfermeras d Davis Island.