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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Annual Getting
OF teachers End
Parents Charted


The vinic plo-fsn ~ 'he VIZ.
nen- connect of Se,ond Bsp'ist
church r. well under WAY Courts
homes libraries am rhl~ls Of he
communists are heinr risned almost
daily by members az various COM
mIliees % ihe organi1sNon
The council was Vel represented
A. Inc opening or Tho ler'prs =eriee
sponsored b, rl,mou'h onsreSs-
ilonal church 81 INC YWr A iss'
SATURDAY ieaturinr Miss Pauline
Reamnn ~ chioaeo a. speskei
There we're want, ladies ~ 'hs
Womeus council table INCLUDING
lhe president Mrs h w Terrell
plane fsr 'he mind annus mass
mee'n- tor teachers AND "a ems
-pon sored hv he Edaca'ional rom-
mnreo g; Nhieh Mrs T.. NJ Nc
Crafs is chairman are ncarlT COM
rlcu.d. A .perial COMMITTEES viI
,oufas The prin'yrsls ~ The lof Al
hoo. Tho public vil ai-a he
invrcd "a take par in stonp dis
cn~ -inn-
4 representatives. Of 'he councils
Educational ommt'ee wss invit-
ed 20 aficnd special meeting -
John Ma shall school when ne
{, lionemakors club ~ Conan Car
deus mo- win Mr. Worthless at'inz
district superintendent 81 The rnr-
ian Gardens di>nH, The -roip
me' 20 discn~- with Nr Norhe :
4mavsl nom he hook shelf - The
1 Atkinson school ihc book Wi7gs
or Adventure which contains ,
story ihai he couneil and flnh cor
sidered obnoxious and naf'i' '''' n
degrading W. Ncsro cnHdrsp Mr.
vo'hccs and hc pin,ipsi ~
/ NtkinSin -thool ,mseN - 81
move the bpob from f.
NIr. J.. VI HendeNs
~ no tlomemske iHN
wars and Nr~ RftMm
mcmhofs Of Tho committees WIN 's-
,ompauicd Mrs kendta - Ns
Loving represented iNr ronNrf 3
FdncNiprsi ,orlmf'e'
The ,msutif< urNf n a- w'i
ha held ,iendt, >e',wha ~
second Baplr hutll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Misses AnselIne and Abigail Ross
and Mrs Alma Thomas. Professor
Walter r. West accompanied the
singers
The committee used lovely ar
faneement ~ fall garden flowers
on the tea tabls which was bright
with lighted tapers and attractive
dainty refreshments.
Among those who assisted were
Mrs. BETTY Jackson. Mrs. Zells Nc
Bride. Mrs. Henrietta Poney. Mrs.
Isabel I.omax. Mrs. Alberta Cowan
Mrs Anna Lewis. Mrs. Willie MAY
England. Mrs. Bessie Marshall and
Mrs. Beatrice Littleiohn.
Many former members Of The
yWCN dropped in for the affair
Who haven't participated in activi-
lice al the Branch for some time.
The next affair Of the Kind will
take place on Sunday November u.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McFalI are
the happy parents Of Ave and one
half pound baby daughter, horn Al
Parkeide hospital Tuesday 81 this
week. Congratulations
Mrs. Irene Graves. one Of De'
troit's popular school teachers. re-
turned from France recently. Mrs
Graves. who went 10 France TO
spend several months in post grad
uate study, abridged her stay
abroad on account OF the recent
war crisis in Europe.
Even though We regret to tell
YOU Of the illness Of Mrs Lelis
Spencer. We are happy 10 report
that she IL much improved. Mrs.
Spencer underwent an enhertency
Iteration FOR appendicitis this week
Al Grace hospital.
In bringing our chat 10 q close
let ma again remind our mirror
friends" to continue boosting the
home town paper. The Tribune. and
sending news items for puhllca-
ton in this column. With brightest
and hest wishes for all, we sign
OF until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
More Than One Hundred Al First
Lucy Thurman Membership Tea

More than 100 guests lhrorged
the social rooms Al Lucy Thur
man Branch ywCA on SUNDAY az
ternoon. October .. to enjoy The
hrs, membership tea Of the sea
son These affairs will he con-
tInned once a month on Sundays
and all members and friends ~ the
branch are invited. There will he
lea. music and special program
in charge OF YWcA members and
groups from various churches
Mrs. Kathleen Swanson and a
committee from shiloh BAPTIST
church served as hostesses on Sun
day, with Mrs. Corine Diles az CO.
chairman.
Mrs. Rose Tyus, Mrs. Mary Hill
man, Mrs. Helen Williams. and
Mrs Ruby Anderson gave solo num-
hers, and there were readings by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Theus Quartet And
Sextet Give Program

A program OF delightful song and
music was rendered Tuesday o.
tober T. III The lovely residence Of
Mrs, MYRTLE Marshall. 23S r.. phila-
deIphis street. by the Theus quartet
and the Urban League sextet. after
which the hostess RECALLED the ar
lists with = delicious repast
The program consisted Of sever
al selections by the quartet and sex-
tei. also an instrumental number.
Melody in G.. by Mrs Ethel Brazil
ford: vocal solo, Mrs. Pearl Phil
lips duet Mrs. Billy Bowe and
Mrs wynn; vocal solo. "Old Home
Reside the Road" Mrs. Leila
Thompson.
The program was concluded ny
the singing 81 the Negro National
Anthem by the group. with Mrs
Marshall accompanying at the pis-
10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
BREvITIEs
Ry The wsnderlua

Hello hoys and girls. Here We are
again for this weeks friendly chat.
I.asi Friday nlghi found ne all
gathered Al the BERTHA Hanshurv
school OF Music on Ferry street IN
help r. Treadwell and Joe Brown
celebrate their birthdays Perris-
sells charming mother WAS so ers-
cious as 10 see thai everyone had
A lovely lime. Seen dancing until
The wee hnurs were Tomme Mill
house. Sedalia wilson A. ] Wright
Refnice cook Maurice Head. I.orei-
ia Vowel Larry Lockhari Renlah
Ware. Ovarious Jackson Delphine
Roman Warren Perkins. Danny
Carter Tolula smith Earl Redman.
Katherine Redman. Teddy Mat
ihcws and many others.
The witches are sure 10 10 rid
ing ineir hrOomsilcks al mo -
eds pre-Holloween masquerade
swing. Glo~ter Current is aoinc Ia
supply he music. Come ON in your
costume and win The prize. Tho
date ia October ~ A. tho YNrA.
The surprise party in honor Or
Gwendolyn Harkless was oniie 2
success Al present had glorious
time. Among the dancers were
Roberta Greenidge and j. n. Mason.
Necia Hsrkless and James Johnson.
Of Tuskegee institute Florence
Pate and Tommie Askew. Bertha
and BERNARD Donald: Theresa
Terrell and Clinton Canady; Alice
Coote and oliver Daniels Msrgie
Cook and Waller Fisher.
Pc suSe N send in all your news
10 me Vanderbilt. See YOU next
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

In celebration ~ her enforceable
sixteenth year large group ~
friends attended The surprise birth
day party of Miss Gwendolyn Hark-
less AT The home Of her nafsnis NJ
and Mrs. j. NJ. Harkless, ~ $50
Hague avenue.
Mrs Hsrkless' oldes; iaugldor
>ecia. made charming and con-
genial hostess az iille sislcr and
her comrades rlided into the ii''sr-
bug swing
4 generous serving Of cako ice
cream and punch was enioyel hs
The participants among whom
were
Herman White. Thresss Terrell
Katherine Weiss. Clinton rsnadN
Margorie Daniels. Roberta Green.
idge. Alvce Coote Thomas Aske~
Walter Cridsr. Lillian Mime How
ard Tandy. Walter clifton
Walter Fisher. Bertha Cooke
Margaret Cooke. Donald Morton
Bernard Donald Florence Pare
valeris Tandy lanes Johnson
Christine Smoot. Elizabeth l.rlard
Geraldine woodsonl Virginia Bure
In. and oliver Daniels,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

NJ paper caps and noise-makers.
The silhnnette " a woman
head. en- oul by Mt Williams. was
presented 10 Mrs. Lallie Walker,
president NJ the Silhouettes.
Assisting Mr.. Williams as hoe
tesses were Mesdames l.. g.
Rlount Vivian Cooper. George
Cathcart and Florence Gregg.
Mr. Blouni polemsrch Of The De
iroit chapter Of Kappa Alpha Psi,
snapped pictures VI the group
Among other members ~ he
Silhoueties present were Mes
danes Julian Perry Henry Walker.
william Loving, Al Loving. Bow
en-. and Prentise walker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Popularity Contest
At Plymouth Church

The annual popularity contest
FOR The browning ~ Miss PIX
mouth "a queen is on again amons
The SUNDAY school pupils ~ Ply
mouth church The cand ,L''e>
whose hats arc in The rine This
year are Colnelia Rledsoe Of ne
Intermediate deparlneni and lean
Johnson Of The Hish school de-
parimeui
Iris Rell was winner of Tho cons
iesl last year. hnl she is not COM
pelins This vear
The crowning of tho sucres-ful
contestant will take place Al me
annual Halloween party sponsored
hv Tho SUNDAY school in he social
rooms ~ tho church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
N.pHA klIPi NrHt SAYS.
"IiltNk>"

The netroli haplsr> ri The 81.
lra knplm alpha >"r"rli, Wish -
thank their man, iricnds ~ ne'rnif
and elsewhere: aIso fhc Newspapers
aud rolumni>is iur their splendid
corporation in mnki::g thr l'anrr -
the era, stone isallro"in IN sen
icnlhcr ~. huge ~ucrc>~.
We sincerely hope that all really
rnio,cd the affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
SlhouetteS Entertained Al Pre-
Halloween Party By f. Williams

The Silhouettes club, composed
~ wives of the members VI Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity. were enter
tanned Friday. October IL. at pre-
Halloween party. The host heinz
Fred Hart Williams. general chall
man Of the Grand ConcIave commit
tee ~ the Kappa fraternity.
The affair. which was held In
the bachelor apartment OF Mr.. VIII
liams wac Very elaborate. The
hosts decorations were illustrative
OF Halloween and also Included the
coIors of the Silhouettes and The
cream and crimson 81 his fraternity.
Favors were distributed in The form
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Halloween Party
At Baptist Center

The delinquency Committee OF
the womens council OF Second
Baptist church. with Mrs. J.. Brad
by as chairman IL planning a hal
lowe'en party At the Baptist Chris
tian Center. Friday, October 2s. at
s y. M.
The admission will he ten cents
and refreshments will he free. The
wearing of Halloween costumes II
optional. games and other forms Of
amusement will help to make the
evening an enjoyable one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Hartford Society To
Hold A Tribe Rally


The Hartford Avenue Rapis'
Ms sionaiv society will hold =
Twelve Tribe rally cclehraiine ~
wenry-hrsr anniversarv. ncfohef
-. 2 p. M, At 10 church Hartford
st Milford avenue.
Mrs. Mary r. cole vice presi-
dent ~ the Womens division OF
ihe Metropolitan Stale convention.
will deliver the pi'incipal address
Other prominent state and Local
talent will s@o appear on program.
Mrs. Annie Hill is president Of
mo socieiN. AIRS 4. &. Mason T.
chairman " program COMMITTEES
The Rev. has. A Hill il pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Iota Phi Lambdas
Pick New Officers

Al The regular monthly meeting
~ the Ioia Phi Lambda Society on
Wednesday October u At tho
yMcA. The following officers were
elected:
Ielma Collier. president n.
Louise Henderson. first vice-presi-
dent: sylvia NJ. Tucker. second vice
president; Johnnie Mae McConirc
treasurer: Ines winsheld record
ina secretary: posiclla Gresham.
corresponding secreiary: and Max
inc r.. Rroyle~. Pledge chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
|Women's Council Starts New Program
Elder Micheaux
Visits Detroit

One NJ the distinguished visitors
az the Tribune office last week
Elder Solomon Lightfoot Micheaux.
acknowledgements radio preacher
~ Washington. n. &. Elder Mich
eau stopped over In Detroit. en-
route 10 Pontiac, Michigan. 10 at
Tend the funeral OF friend.
The noted prelate visited The
Tribune plant, in company with
Messrs. l.. Walker and " A. Bris-
iol. After inspecting The Tribune
establishments and congratulating
Is staff OF workers. Elder Michesux
left for Pontiac.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
wHooPrg TWELVE cLrR

The Whoopee Twelve Social club
held ia regular weekly meeting al
6os Frederick street last week. The
president and all members were
present.
Afier tho serving NJ 2 delectable
repasi by the hostess, bridge Games
followed and first and second
prizes were awarded
The club will sponsor q Bingham
dress party October 90. al ssi
Frederick street. The public lie in
yited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
North Detroit
BY yadyne Joyce Scott

The NAACP jam session. given
Friday. October Il. Al The home ~
Miss Mabls Ferguson, l2ft Mitch
ell. turned out 10 no swell AZ
fair. A few seen dancing In the
music NJ their favoriie recordings
were: Mable Parks. EVELYN Pope,
Thelma Johnson. Yuls Kins. Mag
gle Moore. Nadyne Scott. Mary j.
TAYLOR. Leonard Troutman. Nes-
HIT Patton. Ell Coleman, and Phil
lip Roldins.
Another high spot ~ The week
was The dance sponsored nv the
HiI.iies. Saturday. October II. al
international hall Tho~e who we're
present dancing IN the music Of
jimmy Davenport we're: Rehec"A
smith. BESSIE Lyons. Louise l.onS,
Esther Lewis. Elizabeth Davis.
Bsnnie Thomas. Sammy Graves.
Johnny Haywood. Percy Jacks, and
a host ~ other iii'erburs.
Looking Forward
The NAACP fellowship dinner.
October u. Al ST. Ritas seems n be
the talk OF the town. Tickets may
he secured from any V the mem
hers.
Mas yuls King wishes to an
nonncs that the WV girls will
present An Evening In paris' in
the near future. Those Wishing to
participate are requested to ace one
Of the WV" kris.
Don't forget the vs. party,
October 81. al 1892 81. Aubin.
There will he good music. games
and refreshments. Fun for all and
all for fun.
The TatIer
Wedding bells will he heard
again within very short time.
watch for the date.
A certsin person just home from
camp. Ia seen on Mclean street
quite often.
Was that the boy friend last
Sunday. Louise
Ell coleman Is The great Romeo
OF North Detroit wonder where
Juliet can he.
Thornell Billingslea and GER
tain young lady OF consnt Gar
dens we're really alright last Fri
day night.
Guess we'll have to sign Oft un-
M next week. so long.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
SrnRTS ANn HOBBY CIR

SPORTS AND HOBBY tLIR
The Young Mairons Sports snr
Hobby club met Al the home 81
Mrs. Beatrice walker October "a
Plans were made for Riddle
party 10 he given At the home ri
Mrs. Mary Robinson on October -
The next meeting will he held
al The home Of Mrs. Marie william
son November ?.
Miss Alyce Fanroy II president
Mrs Marie Williamson, correspond
ing secretary.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

va no pensaba, como momen-
tos antes, en- la feroz casualidad
que habia hecho, por sabe Dios
que caminos torpes y retorcidos,
que estas cartas fueran a manos
de Eulalia. No; ahora expert
mentaba solo la amargura ho-
rrible del desengano, del desen-
canto. que iba a separate para
siempre de Maria.
i Maria! l.. Maria querida !
Y al musitar con ell pensa-
miento mas bien que con los la
bios, ell nombre dulce de la no
via, ell marques sinti6 que un
sollozo lie subia a la garganta,
Y nor6 silenciosamente, cubrien
dose Ell rostro entire las manos.
Eulalia Sc habfa acercado.
Compreudfa que en- este ms
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

kabia colocado ell pequeno legajo
cuando el muchacho Sc desmay6.
-Perdona que no tie 10 diga...
por ahora. Els secreto de honor.
-Bien; me es igual. De to-
dos MOODS, no dude I'm instan-
tie que estas cartas, esa que he
leido, al menos, sean de mi pa
Dire. En- su testamento dej6 di-
cho que existfa csc paquete de
cartas y que en- 81 me revelaba
algo muy triste y espantoso pa
ra cuando yo fuera hombre.
i va 10 ves!,..
ii Hermanosl L..
-i Hermanos, 81! ICompren-
des ahora por que tn boda con
Maria de las Nieves es imposi-
bic?
FL marques no cOntest6.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
No quiero detenerte-diio

Mo quiero detenerte-dijo
la perfida Eulalia en- tono COM
pungido-. Comprendo que, lue-
go de haber leido esos papeles,
tengas prisa por yer a Maria.
Adi6s, Pepe. va sabes que, pase
10 que pase, Ell corazon de tn Eu-
lalia tie pertenecera siempre.
Ell marques sc habia nevado
una mano a la frente, y parecia
aplastado por ell dolor.
Las criadas de esta casa, que
no hay que decir estaban vendi-
das a la sonora, habian salido
discretamente, dejando solos a
los amantes.
-iQuien tie ha dado estas car
tas ?-pregunt6 ell marques apo
yandOse en- un mueble v sena-
.lando al bOlsiIlo dOnde Eulslia
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
SOLO LA GUERRA EvITA-
RIA QUE Sc EFECTUEN
LOS JUEGOS OLdMPICOS
DE 1910

Ell delegado de Estados Uni
dos ante el Comite Olimpico In
ternacional, Avery Brundage,
de Chicago, a su regreso aver q
New York, procedente del Cal
no, Egipto, declare que solo la
guerra podra impedir que los
juegos Olfmpicos de 1910 Sc We
rifiquen en- ell Jap6n.
En- la reunion del Cairo Ell de-
legado japones hizo saber que
los preparativos Sc llevaban a
termino como 81 NADIA sucediera,
Algunos Delegates lie senala-
ron al deiegado japones que las
representations serian peque-
mas de mantenerse la situaci6n
que ahora existe en- ell extreme
Oriente, y q. 10 mejor seria pa
ra ell Jap6n relinquir su dere-
cho.
Brundage sugiri6 Londres Q
Hesingfors, pero ell delegado nj
pom Sc opuso.
La delegation de Estados Uni
dos hizo saber entonces que ha-
ria los preparativos para el via
je a Toxic, aunlque expresando
inconformidad con el traspaso
de la fecha de aperture desde
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
LA SELECTION HECHA POR
10 SESCRITORES DEPOR-
TIVOS DE LAS LIGAS MA
YORES

Los escritores deportivos que
todos los amos siguen a las move
mas de las grandes ligas, o ligas
mayores, hicieron aver su selec-
ci6n para la temporada de 1888.
Opinan estos escritores, luego
de analizar los meritos de cada
team, que la temporada debera
terminarse en- ell orden siguien-
tie:
Gigantes, primer lugar; Cubs,
segundo; Cardenales, tercero;
Piratas, cuarto; Rojos, quinto;
Abeja,s sexto; Dodgers, septimo
y Phillies, ell s6tano.
Algunos expertos no parecen
de acuerdo con la selection de
los Rojos para ell quinto lugar.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
CREENBERG pEGo TRES
~JONRRONES, PERO Su
CLUB FUE DERROTADo

Portsmouth, Ohio, abrll To-
Fuertes batazos Sc pegaron aver
en- Ell terreno de esta ciudad y
tres de ellos, de "jonrr6n", SAME
ron del roble de Hank Green
berg, la famosa primera base de
los Tigres. Hank pogo sus jon
rrones en- tres ''yiajes" conse-
cutivos a la gonna, pero no
pudo impedir la derrota de su
novena.
Los Rojos de Cincinnati pega-
fon 10 hits contra George Gill
antes de que este fuera 'retirado
' sustituido por Sucker Coff-
man, que hizo IN mejor papel.
Gene Schot recibi6 Ell credito
por la victoria.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

antes de marcharte, quiero pc
dirte un favori... Me permites?
81, mujer. TIL has sido bue-
ma conmigo, Dime-repuso el
marques, comprendiendo que Sc
trataba de alguna petici6n de
despedida.
-Bien; ~gracias. Escucha: me
hacen falta unos miles de pese-
tas... cuarenta o cincuenta MIL.
Y 70 he pensado que til, que
siempre has sido tan generoso
conmigo...
No me digas NADIA, Eulalia
lie ataj6 Ell j6ven, con la esplen
didez de los grandes senores-.
Esta misma tarde te enviare a
Jer6nimo con un cheque de Glen
mil. Themes bastante?
DE sobra, Gracias, Pope, de
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
LOS A~TROPELLA-
RON A LOS ORIOLES DE
BALTIMORE

New York, Abril 15.-Jugan-
do aver en- Baltimore, con los
Orioles, los Yankees salieron de
su ''slump" o decadencia tempo
raj y descargaron 10 hits, ano-
tando 10 carreras.
Jorge Selkirk Sc distingui6 en-
d ataque con un "jonron" Y un
"jilote."
Monte Pearson lanz6 por los
campeones.
Hoy comenzara una serie de
tres juegos, en- Brooklyn, entire
los Yankees y los Dodgers.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

todo coraz6n.
81 marques sali6.
Y Eulalia, que lie habfa acorn.
panado a 10 largo del pasillo, en-
silencio, lie dijo, va junto al per-
chero:
-iY jdrame, Pope querido,
que no dejaras de venir por a.
qui! iQre tie we're, aunque sea de
.arde en- tarde!
Ell marques suspir6, y luego
repuso, en- voz baja:
mo Sc, no Sc. 81, tai vez,
9erdona !Pero ahora voy a mar
charme de Madrid. AL campo, a
una de mis- fineas. Necesito oil
vldar esta tan horrible. iPobre
Maria. L..
Eulalia, antes de abrir la
puerta, brind6 I'm beso al mar
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
Ben Brown puso a dormir a Dummy
Nix en- el cuarto asalto
Unas 400 personals presenciaron Ell primer
pregrama de Rudy Miller

tercer asalto y ell ~visitante com
plet6 la obra en- ell cuarto.
BESIDE Ell primer momento Sc
evidenci6 la inferioridad de
Nix. Brown lie pegaba "jabs" de
izquierda y no podfa defender
Sc contra ellos.
Con tres derechazos que die
ron en- puntos debiles, Dummy
eay6 tres veces a la lena, una
IN Ell segundo, otra en- 81 tercero
y la Ultima, la definitiva, en- ell
cuarto.
Pesaba Ell vencedor 1852 libras
y vencido 164.
Ricardo Hernandez, en- Ell Sc
mifinal, hizo tablas con Frank
McKenna. Los muchadhos pc
learon a disgusto, a juagar pol
la "mansa" demonstration,
Petey Powell convirti6 a "Ci-
clon" Diaz en- un saco de aguan-
tar golpes y Sc lie proclam6 ven.
cedor, por noeaut tecnico, en- e
tercer asalto.
Dfaz cay6 cuatro veces a la 10.
ma antes de que ell arbitro Ray.
mond decidiera poner fin al a
buso y pelea desigual.
Bob Monin derrot6 por pun.
tos, en- cuatro asaltos, al zurdt
Warn, de 156 libras. Bob pesab;
100 libras.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

La Arena de Benjamin Field
Sc reabri6 aver de nuevo para
los combates a punetazos.
Tn .nuevo empresario, Rudy
Miller, tuvo un ma comienzo en-
cuanto al ndmero de espectado-
res, como todos esperabamos.
Para inyectar nueva vida al
boxeo, en- Tampa, hace falta al
go mas que organ.zar progra-
mas, anunciarlos y que los Pc
ri6dicos cooperen con mayor
entusiasmo y desinteres.
Ben Brown era una attraction.
pero Dummy Nix fue inmedia-
tamente c~lasificado como una
vfctima segura.
Era de apreciar, de todos mo-
dos, ell esfuerzo de Miller; pero
los fieles, con la exception de
unos 400, Sc quedaron en- srs
respectivas casas 0 donde les pa
reci6.
Algo asi como una ducha de
aqua helada recibi6 Brown a su
llegada a la Arena de los Arti-
lleros; pero tom6 Ell contratiem
pc filos6ficamente Y decidi6
combatir.
La pelea entire ell esbelto j6-
ven de Atlanta y Dummy Nix,
de Columbus, Ca, tuvo ell desen-
lace augurado.
En- ell cuarto asalto, bajo du-
ros p~unetazos, Dummy cay6 a
la Iona y ell arbitro lie hizo la
cuenta de diez.
La campana salv6 a Nix en- ell
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
DEPORTES
JACK A CAMPEON
DE TENNIS
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Gan6 aver en- buena lid Ell
campeonato de tennis" de la
Universidad de Tampa, ell joven
Jack Alvarez, que en- la etapa
final tuvo de contrario a Alber-
to Day. Nj
Alvarez habia derrotado an :
ties a jim Farmer y Day a Jer-
ny Nelson.
Tomaron parte en- ell torneo
mas de so jugadores.
lie correspondi6 ell triunfo y
ell titulo en- los dobles a la pare
ia Willie Goodwin y Jerry Mel
son.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

tante 81 corazon del marques, a.
blandado por ell dolor, no recha-
zarfa su ternura. y abraz6 al j6
ven en- silencio.
Luego dijo, apoyando sus ma
nos en- los hombros de Pope:
Id que me perdonas!
Til no themes culpa de NADIA
-repuso ahora ell marques, en-
tire su llanto-. Els la fatalidad
la que ha destrozado mi vida!
FL marques avanz6 hacia la
puerta, luego de enjugarse sus
lagrimas.
Entonces, Eulalia, que habia
calculado perfectamente ell mo-
mento psicol6gieo, lie dijo, como
81 Sc acordara de algo importan-
te, de improviso:
/, -dEScucha, Pope, perdoua:
La gaceta., 1938-04-15


Combatiendo en- ell Coliseo de
New York, Johnny MORO supe-
rs a Johnny Bellus, de New
Haven " los jueces lie concedie-
ron la victoria.
Johnny Mirab6la ell tampe-
no, pele6 en- el seminal y tuvo
Ia desgracia de ser derrotado
por Phil Siriani.
Vicente Mascia, de Brooklyn,
rod6 al tablado bajo los golpes
de Mickey Damahue, de SIAM
ford.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

PERDIDA.-La Sra. Lucy
Vazquez perdi6 aver una carte
ra blanca que contenia dinero,
un portamoneda negro, un pa
nuelo con su nombre, escrito con
tinta, y unas Halves. Suplica al
que la encuentre lie devuelva las
HAYES 0 notifique a la casa de
las enfermeras d Davis Island.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
Folletin No. s
La Gaceta Folletin No. 8
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F. ALBUQUERQUE
La Gaceta

del marques. Media bora des-
pues, bajo los cuidados y las a.
tenciones de Eulalia y las mu-
chachas, recobraba ell conoci-
miento.
Embellishments Sc puso en-
pie, y arreglando ell desorden de
sus ropas, dijo enltono imperio-
so que Sc marchaBa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

gar 81 connbate en- Ia Arena
Broadway, en- Brooklyn, y 10
presenciaron mas de 1000 per-
sonas.
En- Ell mismo programa, Leon
ard Neblitt cay6 a la Iona, por
Ia cusnta de diez, atacado por
Cliff Kusterback, de Browns
vile.