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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

Gosh. is an approach road from
the south.
Work on Tunnel
The southern half Of East Side
road already Is in use. Work now
is that of lining a 500-foot tunnel,
the first to be opened within the
park, and surfacing the northern
section Of the link. Should early
unfavorable weather halt hard
surfacing Of the route this fall,
this work will be completed next
spring after the road Is opened
to the public.
When 1t is completed. 1t will
serve as the greatest road accomp-
lishment within the park since
Yakima park. high-eleyation rec
reational center, was made avail
able to motorists in 1891 by the
construction of White River road.
East Side road also will have sig
nificance to interstate travel as 1t
will shorten the distance between
Yakima and Portland.
Join Paradise In 194S
At the present time work Is
under way on park road projects
costing $s7s,406. Most of this ex-
penditure il for construction work
on East Side road and on Stevens
Canyon road which will connect
Paradise valley and Ohanapecosh
in 1943 or 1914. The latter road
will be an 1s.6-mile route along
the south side of Mount Tacoma.
When 1t is completed at an esti-
mated cost of $500. 900. motorists
may travel over s5 miles Of roads
within the park along the south
west, south, east and north sides
of the mountain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

however, refutes Emerson's charge.
1t says. In part;
An erroneous impression con-
corning Tacoma's milk supply may
be created by unwarranted state
ments being circulated here.
Regulations Obeyed
Tacoma diaries comply with all
regulations of the state depart
mcnt OF agriculture and recent
scoring has given them ratings
which compare favorably to any
in the state. At nc time has the
city health department been adj
vised by the authorities that there
Ia any present menace to health In
the city's milk supply.
"A report by the United States
Public Health Service on the pro-
duction and distribution OF milk
in Tacoma was given the health
department last April. but due to
the death OF DIR. John c. Siegie.
action on the report was delayed
until after / came into office" the
mayor continued. The report
suggests certain standards be
adopted but does not indicate any
emergency exists.
To Add Inspector
Recommendation contained In
the report are Of n highly technical
nature and its ratings are based
on compliance 10 ideal require
ments of dairy management and are
not scores on purely health stand
ards" Mayor Kaufman pointed
out. some Of the recommends
lions have already been adopted
and others are being put Into ef-
feet as rapidly A. possible. One
additional milk inspector, a.
recommended In the survey. has
been provided In the preliminary
budget submitted August -. and
the ciyii service board has been
asked to conduct an examination
for the position.
In adopting the recommsnda-
lions Of the federal health bureau,
Tacoma has been fortunate In
having the advice of DR.. Ralph
Gregg ~ acting director Of health.
himself q United States Public
Health Service man assigned TO
the local health department after
the death Of DR.. cresweiI," the
mayor pointed out.
No Epidemic In Past
The city health department.
with the cooperation OF the dairy
Industry. has attained progressive
Improvement IN both the quality
and safety Of milk in the city over
a period Of years Tseoms has
never had an epidemic due 70 milk
Infection, and there are no current
cases Of iliness from that cause.
These periodical surveys BY the
United States Public Health ssry-
zee have been OF great assistance
In the past IN improving the
standard Of the eity's milk supply.
Just a. the recent survey VIII Be
valuable In continued proEress In
the future"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

capt. L. c. Lower, owner and
diseoverer of Bozo, put the canine
through all the feats that have
been published in The Times about
him during the past few days. He
had Bozo add, divide. bark out
the ages of people and the num-
bers they YER thinking and other
fests that have baffled scientists
and psychologists from some Of
the nations leading universities.
Bozo is truly ali unusual animal
of this skeptical world-a mind
reading dog. He has been featured
in motion pictures, radio programs,
state and national fairs and on
the stages of the theaters from
coast to coast. He is the Believe
1t-or-Not dog you have heard and
read about and now you can see
him free of charge.
This afternoon at 2 p. m. Bozo
was to appear in the Crystal Pal
C market and at 4 p. m. at the
South Tacoma way store Of the
Franklin Food stores.
Monday afternoon he will give
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
HERE'S MORE
PARLEYS IN EUROPE


peace continued, ths nritish and
French professed 10 ~ satisfs<a
with ths general trend az svsnts
and cited the following dsvsiop-
mentsf
They hear that n<siln and
! Rome are deeply dlappnlnted
by The rsp<reusaons 10 the Soviet.
German pact which thsy md
hoped would dumhfcund Britain
and France and break up the ANTI
aggression fFont.~
9-Japsn reacted vsoiestiy 10 ths
4 pact. and Britain may shortly
move TO patch up her differences
with Japan. 1t least temporarily.
= Spain also reacted unfsycrabiy.
, - that britain and France
hops 70 weaken SPANS ties with
the Rome Berlin Aid, Spain was
understood 10 have given sssssr-
sness Of her neutrality In as Of
war.
A-Jusosiavia finally has patched
' up her internal crost.nsFh
quarrel. strengthening the nstien
and iesseninE the possibility that
the croats win seceds. 'rhe British
and French appear confident the
new Jugoslsv coalition government
formed today viii b. friendly 10 the
western powers.
S-Ttlrksy % far has not given
= way 10 the axis pressure 10
abandon the western powers
The Italian people and m Inn
y poriant group Of Italian Issd-
ers are believed 10 bs opposed 10
war on behalf Of Germany.
7-Prssldenf R~oosevslt's peace
y messages arc believed 70 b
helping TO influence world opinion.
and possibly be preparing the way
for modification of the neutrality
law II war GENES.
Premier Edousrd DaIadier con-
ferred with the British. American
and French ambassadors. and with
his chief advisers.
TIE fresttes hesweea vvssee
ard italy wss reported closed
Hitler was expected 20 address
. meeting Of the highest rszi
leaders IN the kroli opera houss.
which 10 used for meetings u the
reiehstse.
1As Yssueh sssa nssttse
missions wkleh hs1 Hsss 70
Msscsss 10 neEstists . msis-
tssy alliance vita Itnssta, isft
for hsms to-day. frustrated ~
knssls's ~absut.faes n psetry.
The French government called
liz ambassador homs " report and
10 explain why he Vas unaware IN
advance Of ihs negotiations b.
tween Germany and Hussia-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
Insanity Suspect
Taken From Hotel

Police held an insanity suspect
in the city Jail Saturday pending
a mental examination after break
ing through his b~arricaded hotel
room to arrest him In the early
morning.
Officers Drost and Marshall
were summoned to the hotel at
$50 a. m. on a complaint the man
had been raising q disturbance
throughout the night. The man
had pushed the furniture In his
room against the door. but police
were able to gain entrance. The
suspect said he had been under
considerable strain recently, and
couldn't stand It,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

ntnes tbe hAnte ard the maeteFn
- Industry wsrs ssusesss b -
themselves ~ ~ socialists w,tn
their wage 6emasds 80 ssuseA.
they eoasrisass< mseey = ~
peculiar party. r. Nsteagvenv.
~ The sthsr hssd ~ ~ -
interests n hang y aee1 stss1.
Ing viii D5itler siaes n 81 -
addresses 10 pvrmtned H manpon
the renewal u ~ eet1lef spisi1.
. nsw army. nee vs<tsr>sa. ~
he tragic sspsvsen<s - ~ nrul.
collapsed esup s'esal. - ussno<
ltssisr asain1s . new sareee =
siuteneo.
Nov ~ wasted asesns - peuuv
eniy thrsuah ~ mAjevtly. -
svsa against ~ a1v>se - - IN
friends. ~ ssseeesNly ins1seo1 e
assuming IN scvesrmsat s1euoily.-
Aftss flvs yeass ~ : prnponmn1n
entirely new n ~ hid. ~ ~
ossds1 " IN - - in1o n go
Ing re dspustss snss ~ ne1ens
stag. The ssrunGese pastys Taese>y
~ sssrse1 prsnaprs - ~ III =
The Hsleh prsst1sHt - sNsirsls1
him.
uns1ssa~ss 1ssp1se1 mlelss
teessns ~ W. > ~ mDes
shal 80 ~ e>ees - 80.
sasy esspeenl. hennsnp - -
. Su~luss - ~ 49, : ~
~ hessnoetA. heeoune - ~
. prunelna ~ ~ e1nes -
Awestss. ~ yeass - -
- ~ No nsas.
Ths story a new ~ ~ tahen
by surpriss whieh ! have RELATED
4 my hpoh aheut 11in1naburG.
ended with the ssed ms h ~
middle al his elehtiee becemSae
the viriim II ~ intrigue = ssen
An sxtent that ~ was sesnpslte1
10 appoint Hitler shnaeelies =
govern undsr NJ e@n psest1soey.
whsn On Juss -. ioes. ~ -.
p~assd next 10 Hittss ~ . haienny
In the wiihsim1tFanss - @ut3e
xAiiy vhistisd along with ~ M
tAry march played hsIew heewesa
. thousand torches. ~ ~ ~ ~
what dsveiopmenta - - ~ y
motion that day.
tceasiausd O. n1ssdayj
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
GARDEN CLUES
TO MEET ON MONDAY

Mrs. Jack Thompson. 1000 unfoa
ave. viii b. hostsss % Monday
To members a the Better Gardens
club IL 2 o'clock. Roll call VIII
be answered ~ giving esumau
and botanical names u seasonal
flowers.
nrs. l.. c. Lodge viii present. .
paper On lime loving plants sad
the preparation of the MI. Thsss
vii bs . general ~discusslsn n IN
proper greens for cut flowers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
More Awards Of
Merit Announced

Awards Of Merit have been rec
commended to the Committee Of
1000, Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce city-beautifying group, for
presentation to the following resi-
dents Of Tacoma and vicinity:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weinstone
Of Route 1. steilacoom lake. for
remodeling home. installing new
lawn, recommended by Mrs. o. J.
Mcintyre.
Bank OF California-for repsint-
ing and decorating business prop
erty at 402 Puyallup ave-. recon-
mended by Herbert Benson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
ACTIONS

Divorce action by Lillian against
Leonard Alton Peterson. on
grounds Of non-support and In
compatibility. was on file In su-
perior here Saturday.
Granted introductory divorce
DEGREES at Friday afternoon hear
ings were Tavern from Ernest
Brais, Alice from Fred Schroeder.
Elmer II. from Clara Margaret
Houk, Gvendolyn Gloria from
Henry Nerisnd Martin, and Edwin
A. from Wayne sordstrom. A
final decres was granted to Vera
G. from Carol J. AcElroy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
VETERANS POLITICAL
LEAGUE TO new HALL

A change Of meeting place. start
ing Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
was announced by the Veterans
Political League Saturday. Future
meetings VIII be held In Emerson
hall, 1l0ela Broadway.
Friday evenings meeting was
opened by Acting President Trub-
shaw who was followed in turn
by Comrades Fred Brown, Fred
Lambert and Grant Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
HAPPY-
HDAy

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26
Dorothy Ann Costello, Ajlune.
Beverly Heron, TT. Lewis.
Roberta Motz, Harvard Sta
ton.
Paul Erickson, 1121 So. 18th
ut.
Miss Pearl Platisha, 1917 So.
X st.
Emelie Freiheit, 2306 So. M st.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 81
George Jorgenson, S514 80.
j st.
Mildred Tromley, 1870 So. X
at.
Simon p. johnson, 1910 So.
10Th st.
Miss Ida Norton, Eatonville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
Model Airplane
Betrays Builder

OAkESDAI.E. WISH. - hliard
Hester built small. Eaaoiins-
powered model sirpIans and turned
IL loose on . test flight, II sosred
high into the air. with Hester fol-
lowing u In an sutomobiis. The
motor finally sputtersd and halted.
but wind currents caught this craft
and carried II higher. The last
Hester saw Of the plane II was sin
miles from iis taksoff place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
new 100000 PLANT
PLANNED BY CARSTENS

csrstsns Packing Co. Tacoma
msst-pseking concern. win soon
build . new killing and dressing
shed. To cost approximately 800
900, according TO . building psrmit
Issued Saturday BY Inspector c. a.
Mccormick.
c. n. Davidson was named ~
contractor for the project.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
LIKES aREEL" SPORT

Hedy LAMAR now has the deep
sea fishing fever for keeps. She
boasts proudly Of catching eight
barracuda and three bass from
her husbands cruiser, the Melinda,
in Catalina waters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
Bozo's Pc, tormonce
Mtrigues Taconans
Mind-Reading Dog Performs Feat.
Heretofore Believed Impossible

AFTER Bozos first appearance in Tacoma Yesterday. be-
heVers and unbelievers left the performance thoroughly
convinced that they had witnessed a dog feat heretofore
thought impossible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

however. refutes Emerson's charge.
1t says, in part:
An erroneous impression con-
corning Tscoma's milk supply may
be created by unwarranted state
ments being circulated here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
ONLY one solu1Iom

In this FAMILIAR NAMES Contest luck and chance
play portability to the cartoons win b. the
important thing In winning those fifty cash prizes! Thsrss
just one correct name for sseh cartoon This proved b.
the fact that picture Of the person whose name II the
correct solution appears In the upper right hand eornss
of the cartoon.
You may recognize all Of the photo Insets. they
mol intended 10 assist you in solving the puxxies
cartoons but after you have named tho cartoon 60
the photo 10 check your You b p0Atvo
that there ONLY ONE correct 10 each cArtoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14

UWe uUUU0AWU UUAkNW0 UN0W bU1oU IN
In this contest you win much ~ u 100000 o.
Thousand Donsrs Cash think Of ~ What comfcra6le
feeling II would Be 10 have that royal sum safely tucked
away your bank account And what amusing ssursly
way 10 win H. too!
BY solving act of 40 cartoons sImlar In construction
to the SAMPLE CARTOON this page. and submitting
in accordance with the contest rules put
yourself In line for cash prize Of u 0O0O0 any of
forty.nine additional cash awardsA total Of ei.o00oo
IN CASH PRIZES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
ALL THIRTY OFFICIAL cAn-
1oon3 WILL d SENT 70
YOU AD3oLu IELv FoEE

In this eontsst you - what you are W
now for the complete set Of thirty official
cartoons with MI rules and details. They viii
be sent 10 you ABSOLUTELY FREE--snd
youth get head start" toward ihat grand
THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRST PRIZE!
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

tific6 su personalidad Y Sc su-
pc uue Sc hospedaba en- ell Hotel
de lnglaterra.
Y va Sc disponia el Juzgado
a telegrafiar a Madrid, a los
marqueses de Rio Verde, GUAM
DO ell grande hombre, volviendo
en- 81, Sc opuso rotundamente a
clio.
Quiso que lie trajeran ao,l...
donde el dolor... limo, no, no
habia sido ell dolor, sino la YER
guenza, la impotencia y la RAJ
bali, le arrojaron a este le-
cho triste y FRO.
Y aqui habia estado... icuan-
to tiempo?...
Una semana,.., dos?... lin
mes. I'm siglo? No sabia!. l..
La camarera estaba diciendo-
lie cue hoy era lunes, Su drama,
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

con ell traje roto, sin sombrero,
con la frente partida al caer de
bruces contra Una piedra, con ci
rostro y las manos ensangren-
tadoS...
iAh, Dios MIC!
Y al principle, ell guarda de
la via, que fue quien lie encon-
tr6 priyado de sentido junto q
la cuneta, crey6 que Sc trataba
de TN suicida...
Sc ayis6 al Juzgado de Hosp
talet, que acudi6 en- un auto, con
un m6dico forense..., y entonces.
pudo comprobarse que aquel
hombre estaba solo levemente
herido, a consecuencia de una
lie registraron, una vez en- Ia
casa de socorro, y Sc lie encontra
ron papeles, por los que Sc iden.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

matarla, fuera como fUera, cos
tara 10 que costara.
Y pensaba tambien en- aquel
Official a que aludia la carta car
eelaria que habiale arrojado en-
este lecho an6nimo de un hotel
de la inmensa ciudad deseono-
cida.
Hoy hacia cUatro dias del dra
ma inicuO que habiale destro-
zado la existencia, y Ell diploma
tico sc sentia al fin reaccionar
de su letargo y de la especie de
noche en- que ell dolor immense
lie sumiera.
Recordaba...
Esto era el Hotel de Inglate-
IRA, EN- Barcelona, adonde lie ha-
bian conducido la noche terri
BILE en- un estado lamentable.
Lleno de polvo y de barro,
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

iAh! iQuiza a la que habia
que castigar era a aquella cini-
ca Eulalia, la mujer de Ganda-
ra, que Sc obstinaba en- destrulr
la dicha y la tranquilidad de su
casa
Y dona Angeles Sc sorprendi6
oyendo decir a Agueda, muy ner
vioSa:
ii Bueno, mama, me Voy a
Madrid, pero ahora mismo! tn
has traido un coche, 6no?
ST. Pero." que, 6te vas?..
ST. Ahora miSmo.
-Entonces, Gparaqu6 has
querido que 20 yenga?
Para, para darte un beso,
mama. No me reganeS! iD6ja-
me marcharl iEl pobre Pepe!..
Z Pero no cenaras siqul
y
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

No, dejarme ir. Quien sabe
81 no llegare tarde.
III va te he dicho que eSta
fuera de peligrol Ne te 10 he
dicho?
-iNo!
-Bueno. Pues ahora te 10 di-
go. Y te adyierto que va no me
marcho sin cenar.
-Pues quedate tn. Manana
te vienes a Madrid EN- el tren.
Yo me voy ahora.
No hubo manera de retener-
Ia.
Diez minUtos despu6s, Ague.
dita partia, desmintiendo la du
reza de Su coraz6n, sus egois-
mos y haSta su concepto de Ia
vida, que Ia haca considerarSe
el centric mismo del uni
verso.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
Sc LA
MUERTE DEL JOVEN Az
TREY

Ell juez de paz Savarese a.
nunci6 aver que sera investlga-
da la muerte del joven Spencer
Aubrey, de Wauchula, bajo dis
paros que lie hiciera, en- defensa
propia, ell Sr. Felix c. Cone, pre-
sidente de la escuela Universe
dad de Dermatologia de la Flo
rida, con oficinas en- ell 208 de
la Gale Polk.
Aubrey demanuaba, en- union
de otros dos j6venes, lie fuera
devuelto ell dinero que su her
mana Virginia habia pagado co
mo ingreso.
Los disparos de Coune hire
ron a Aubrey en- las piernas.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Los Cardenales vencieron
Is a 5 a los Gigantes despues
de haber sido derrotados en- ell
primero, con anotaci6n de 7-2.
Melton derrot6 a Curt Davis,
que tuvo necesidad de salir ca
mino para la ducha en- ell &C.
tavo. Los Cardenales ripostA-
ron en- ell sgeundo, pegando la
friolera de % hits. Mize eco
necto6 5 en- igual nGmero de
excursiones al plato.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
Ia GAOErA
de Al, para ser derrotados
en- ell segundo, 90.

de Al, para ser derrotados
en- ell segundo, 90.
Con Whitley Moore en- Ell
box, en- ell primero, alcan-
aaron la victoria los Rojos al
permitir este solo seis hits.
Max West peg6 un triple,
anotando en- una jugada del
enfield, en- ell septimo.
Esta fu6 la decima tercera
victoria de Whitley en- la tenn
porada.
FL segundo juego fue un due
10 en- el cual intervinieron "pi
fias" de Weber, Goodman y
Myers mientras las Abejas a.
notaban todas sus carreras en-
10 dos primero innings, sobre
su accompanied Milburn
Schoffner.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espcjuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta

Es muy f%recuente qre un IA
natico lie pregunte al anotador
sobre 10 que ha anotado y al in
formarlc este, caerle encima con
palabras mortificantes TIL no
sabes NADIA de pelota.
Toma ell informe, dado de IA
vor, Y la emprende con Ell ano-
tabor.
Les fanatics van a tener que
remitirse a los "scores" que sc
publiquen.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
La Gaceta Folletin NO. 40l
AMUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

Esta carta acab6 por reconci-
liar mentalmente a Agueda con
su marido.
. lY ella que habia estadO TODD
ell dia de aver pensando que su
marido habria acudido a la eta
canalla 49,.
lei pobre, doliente, moribun-
do, la llamaba quiza a su lado!
mo habria procedido ella
completamente de ligero, al We
nirse aqui, al tratar a Pepe CO.
mo un culpable por solo unos in
dicios de falta?
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Ahora, en- Cuscaden, los pelo-
teros "tanganistas" Sc ganan en-
seguida la "recrifla" de los "fa-
naticos."
~ que no importa a que no
vena pertenezca, 81 la "arma",
inmediatamente Sc la CANA!
Els cuestin de aplaudir a los
fanaticos, en- c~onjunto, por su
actitud.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

BESIDE que pogo ell tubey del
domingo, Montotico ha tornado,
por cuenta de sus admiradOres,
unas tres docenas de refrescos
''anti-billeteros."
Hasta ito Alfredo lie prone
tic, en- tono solemne, regalarle
IN par de calcetines de soda 81
ell domingo descarga un zion =
ron"
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Leonard alcanzG su dG. lima no
vena victoria de la temporadd
frente a los Tigres de Detroit,
con anotaci6n de Az. Ell ar
tista del "knuckle-baller' no
estuvo en- peligro despues del
quinto episodio, cuando los Tt
gres realizaron su Ultima ano
taci6n con I'm "psae libre" y
un doble "disparado" por el
pitcher Tommy Bridges.
Los Senadores anotar0n tres
veces en- ell cuarto, cuando Mi
ckey Vernon do IN hit con
las bases llenas y Roy Cullen
bine cometi6 un error.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
DEPORTES
LA LGA INTERSOCIAL Sc
REUNIRA HOY

Esta noche, en- ell edificio del
Centre Asturiano, avenida de
Nebraska y Palm, Sc reunira ia
Liga Intersocial.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los delegados y s~ubdelega-
dos, por haber asuntos de i'm
p~ortancia que tratar.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Johnny Allen gan6 su move
no desafio de la contienda,
permitiendole a los Atleticos
diez hits. Los Indios de Cleve-
land vencieron con "score" de
ga.
Allen no habia permitido ca
rreras hasta ell octave, en- que
Dick Street Sc "dobl6", con las
bases llenas, para enviar al
"home" a tres de sus compa-
neros. La victoria empat6 a
los Indios con ell Chicago, en-
ell tercer lugar.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Aver Sc le cargo a Ojeda 10
que habiaescrito yo y Yiceversa.
Els un error pequeho, como a.
quel que ell domingo cometi0
Montico cuando Sc lie escape por
entire las p~iernas un "~rolicito''
sCaVe.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Joe Gordon dispar6 su zion
ron" No. 25 de la temporadA
dentro de las g~raderias de-
left, en- ell tercero, con Char
ley Keller y Joe Di Maggie en-
las bases. Bump Hadley dej6
a los de st. Louis en- 5 hits.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Espolita estudiaba anoche u
mas nuevas combinaciones tacti-
cas- para ell juego del venidero
domingo.
"Con estas- decia-Casares
vera que yo soy IN maestro en-
ell arte de dirigir. Ahora bien, 81
no me ayudan, 10 mismo pierdo
an juego que 10 empato tenien-
dolo ganado.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Cuando los cubanos eran afro
pellados ell domingo, en- parte
por sus muchos errores, una chi
quita linda, con espejuelos pro
tectores' para ell resplandor del
sol, decia desconsolada: Hasta
70 10 harfa mejor.
Pero despues, cuando los mu-
chachos Sc destaparon a batear,
ella aplaudia y parecia decir:
los mejores del mundo.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Hacienda sido derrotados
por los Carmelitas dos wees,
ell domingo, los campeones
mundiales fueron "a TRAFALGAR
desde temprano en- ell desofio
de aver para anotar cinco ca
rreras en- los tres primeros in
nings Y conquistar un triunfo
de 60. ...
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
CAPITULO X
Vida rOtd
mi hija!.

Cuando Isidoro de Borgona
comenz6 a reaccionar de Su le-
largo, Su primer pensamiento
fue para los marqueses de Rio
Verde.
Ahora va no pensaba EN- Ma
ria 10 las Moves con la misma
doloroSa intensidad de los pri-
merOs diaS.
SaAia linicamente una coSa:
que tendria que buscarla y que
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

La Liga Intersocial va a pro-
hibir al anotador informe a los
espectadores de las jugadas y
su juicio.
La gaceta., 1939-09-19

Dona Angeles, en- la plazoleta
de La Coronado, habiala despe-
dido con solo estas palabras:
i Eres tonta t.. iTu no eres
mi hija!...
La gaceta., 1939-09-19
ROJOS Y EN-
LA MISMA ~POSIC1ON.-LOS
YANKEES Sc APUNTARON
UNA VICTORIA SOBRR Los
CARMELITAS. GORDON
PEGO SU "HOMER" No. 25
(POr Arthur IiedC

Los Rojos y Cardenales con-
tinuan su lucha en- la Nacio-
nal. Aver ell Cinci dividiD no
nores con las Abejas y los Car
denales hicieron 10 mismo fren
tie a los Gigantes, para mantle
nerse a la misma distancia de
tres y mediOs desafios. Los Ro-
jos tienen ahora Is desafios
por celberar, por 13 los Carde
males.
Los m%uchachos de la Gu
dad Reina vencieron a las A
bejas de Boston en- ell primer
dseafio de la tarde, con score