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select the best baby. The winning
baby OF each parade will receive a
cash award. All babies / year old
and under 4 are eligible to take part
in the parade.
Every child under years OF age
attending the matinees will be pre-
sented with gifts by Santa Claus"
who again this year decided to APP
pear at the food show.
Many valuable gifts will be pre-
sented to show patrons along with
hundreds Of gifts of food. The
nature Of the more valuable presents
was to be announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-08
School Tea Friday

The annual school tea of Phoebe
Apperson Hearst School. Thirty
seventh and Quebec streets NV.
will be held Friday from $3.50 to S
pm. The grade mothers" are
sponsoring the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-08

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leading skin specialists. So clean, dainty
yet so EFFECTIVE Ointment OF
Liquid form. Used in best homes yet
costs only 35t, 60e, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-08
MILLIONS
PREFER

this outstanding aspirin which
gives you the publicly.established
assurance of every desirable quail.
ity: impossible in product less
well-known, less well-accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-08
D. 6. 5. Food Show
To Open Monday al
Packard buiIdinq
Stunts Arranged
In Which Patrons
Will Participate

The District Grocery Stores, Inc.
will open their 18th annual food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-08

American motion pictures are
highly popular in Peru this season.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20

be established in employment of
workers on projects. 1t was said,
however, that they do encourage
the employment of local workmen as
far as possible"
While the Delegate has consist
emily sought to help all resident
workers of Alaska in obtaining en-
ployment in Federal undertakings,
his request in this particular in
stance was b d on a petition
signed by number of resident-work
ing men of Anchorage who asked
that certified list of resident APP
plicants for work be established and
that employment on Government
projects be made from the list.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
Petersburg Girl Be
Bride This Evening
Of Warner Wytoi|

Miss Lois Wanberg, who arrived
here from Petersburg this after
noon on the steamer North Sea
will become the bride of Mr.. War
ner Wycoff of this city at cere.
mony to be performed by Dean C
E. Rice, of Holy Trinity Cathedral
at his Fifth Street residence this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Charlotte Clausen, formerly
of Petersburg, will be Miss Wan
berg's only attendant, and Mr.. Pau
Judge Will be best man for the
groom.
Following the ceremony small
reception will be held at the Seat
ter Tract home of Mr.. and Mrs
Judge.
MIR. Wyeoff is associated with the
Forest Service Department in Ju-
neau, and the couple plan to reside
at the former Henry Harmon resi-
dence on Fifth Street.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
ALASKA HU5kIES
EMBARRA5S new
YORK CITY MAN
Two Dogs Received Collect
from Nenana as Gift
10 JobIess Man

In explaining in New York City
how two huskies from Alaska hap
pened to be non-paying guests" at
a Manhattan dog hospital, their
owner, j. H. (Jim) Harper, a tenn
porarily inactive motion-picture
producer, made it plain that he was
not ungrateful to friend in Alaska
who sent them to him to cheer him
up because he was out of work
Only he said, he wished his friend
had not sent them with S9945 ex
press charges collect.
1T was this way" said Harper,
About three years ago, when 1 was
producing short motion pictures and
mad little money, got a banker
ing for an Alaskan husky. bought
one from a breeder in Nenana, Al
aska, but the dog was too young
and did not live.
"A few weeks ago, l happened to
write the breeder and l mentioned
how tough things had been for me
Next thing l knew / got a letter
telling me I ought To have a couple
of huskies to cheer me up, SO he
was sending me some as a present.
Then came the dogs--and a 500. As
express BILL
Dogs In Hook
Mr.. Harper said he decided to
keep one husky and try to sell the
other, but he found it impossible
to raise the money for the express
bill. In the meantime the dogs
were suffering from their long con-
finement in crates much too small
for them. So he got in touch with
Mrs. George Bethune Adams, resi-
dent director of the Film Prince
Speyer Hospital for Animals and
she arranged with the American
Railway Express Company for the
iauskies to be boarded at the hospi-
tal-free of charge-until their
travel bill is paid
For day after we got them"
a Speyer Hospital official said, the
poor animals would take nothing
but ice cubes-they were that hot
and dry. Now they are enjoying
their raw meat, and we've given
them two big horse stalls to stay
in"
Neve.. before has the Speyer Hos
pital entered into such an unusual
arrangement, but it just could not
permit the dogs to be cooped up
the spokesman said
Fine Specimens
+ The dogs, of Siberian husky
strain and somewhat resembling
wolves in appearance, are large
males, three years old, and have
light gray coats. They
are just the thing if any one wants
to "mush" around Central Park in
dog sled this Winter, the owner
said
Mr.. Harper said that the pedigree
papers came with them, showing
that their names are Duke and
Tad
IF 1 ever get them out of hook"
he said, Il am giving new name
to the one I keep. 1 am going to
call him COD"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
100000 CASES
SALMON PACK
In WESTWARD
Fisheries Report Is About
Same as This Time
Last Year

First 1889 Alaska salmon pack
report announced today by the
Bureau of Fisheries, shows the in
dustry in the Westward district run
ming at about the same clip as on
the same date last year, with gains
at Chignik and Kodiak offset by
losses at Copper River and the south
side of the Alaska Peninsula.
Total pack reported in the West
ward up to June II is 99,066 cases,
as compared to 104, 485 from the
same district up to June 16, 1893.
Reds have made up the major
portion of the pack to date, with
fair quantity of kings and only a
scattered few cases of pinks, chums
and cohos.
The detailed report by cases is as
follows;
Pack Report
Chignik-l6.l 1877 reds, IL kings, IL
pinks. S chums, 1925 total 1921
ldoJ yCdI.
Cook Inlet-2,224 reds, 7,199 kings,
"a pins, 131 chums, coho, $3.50
total; 10,867 last year
Copper River 40,155 reds, BOAT
kings, 42,202 total; 55.765 last year.
Kodiak-18,778 reds, IS kings, 8
pinks, l64 chums, 1906 total; 49,
624 last year.
Alaska Peninsula South side)-5,
387 reds, 1,155 kings, 2,101 pinks, g.
321 chums, 11,964 total; 20,308 last
year.
Only other district reporting is
Yakutat, with 648 reds, 1865 kings
for 2,013 total as compared to L.
53l last year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
Miss Clara Hanson
Here on Princess

Miss Clara Hanson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Hanson, re-
turned to Juneau this afternoon
on the Princess Louise after spend
ing three weeks in the States.
While in the south, Miss Han
son attended the graduation of her
sister, Miss Margaret Hanson, from
the University of Idaho at Moscow,
and later the tw og iris attended
the Fair at San Francisco, and
spent some time in Portland and
Tacoma.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
Mrs. MoeIIer Here
With Summer Guest

Mrs Julius W. A. Moeller, of Sal
mon Greek, returned here this af-
ternoon from Ketchikan on the
steamer North Sea where she has
been visiting for the past month.
Accompanying Mrs. Moeller is
her step-sister, Mrs. W. M. Short,
who will spend the summer months
in this city.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
ALASkANS ARE
DESIRED FIRST
FOR pWA WORK
Preference However Can
not Be Given as
Against Outsiders
BY J. J. ECKLES
Secretary to Delegate Dimond)


WASHINGTON, June 12.-.(Spec-
ial Correspondence)-In order that
Alaska residents would be assured
of having more definitely employ
ment opportunities, Delegate Di-
mond recently requested Admins
traitor Ickes of the PWA, to have
provision made. for first offers OF
work on public works projects to
bona fide residents of the Terri
tory.
The reply stated that under the
Public Works Administration APP
preparation Act of 1888 requirement
cannot be made in awarding of con-
tracts that a residential preference
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
Moose Women 10
install Officers
Tomorrow Night

Installation Of newly elected off
GERS for the Women of the Moose
will be held tomorrow night at
o'clock in the I.O.OF. Hall, this
also being the last before the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. Leona McKinnon will be
grand Installing officers for the eve
ming, Mrs. Treva Reischl, installing
guide; and Mrs. Levinna Starr, in
stalling chaplain.
Following the services a social
will be held for all those present.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
HERE FOR VISIT

Mrs. A. j. Erickson, of Mime
apolis arrived today on the North
Sea to- visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Key
ser.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20
WPA PROJECTS

Ken Nelson, WPA engineer, re-
turned to Juneau on the Yukon
after few days inspection trip to
Wrangell and Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20

FOR SALE-1931 Ford Sedan; 1888
Chev Sedan; 1888 Chev Pickup;
2 marine reverse gears; IA hip.
stationary gas engine; anchor
winch with niggerhead; 32-voit
light plant; reconditioned Model
A Ford motors, ready to install in
boats; rebuilt Durant 4-cylinder
with marine reverse gear; B.
cylinder Hudson water-cooled oil
and exhaust manifold. - Alaska
Arc Welders.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-20

The Book ALASKA, Revised and
Enlarged, Now On Sale; S1.OO.
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The MOVES property, corner 4th
and Franklin, 2 buildings = one
10-room house and one 5-room
house, both furnished. Terms. See
the owner.
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WANTED-A cabin during the last
two weeks of July. Write Empire
NIL 300.
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YOUNG BOY wishes room and
board at reasonable rates. In
quire Ingram Varnell at Signal
Corps Office after pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Adrift 2 RATS of used
lumber; owners see Frank James
in Douglas.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

en- seguida a Pope en- ell circulo
y hacerle unas cuantas pregun-
tas, a TRACTION, con TODD disimu-
10, sin embargo, para yer 81 po-
dia eneontrar Ell hilo del ovillo.
Este S.n perjsicio, claro esta,
de comenzar cuatro o cinco india
gaciones por otros sitios. haSta
saber eompletamente la verdad.
Agueda Cenei Sc case con 81
marques sabiendo que Pepe ha-
bia tenIdo una historic de amor.
aunque sin conocer a la. pro-
tag0Rista.
Nunea habia tenido. por 10 de
mas, interes en- clio.
Pero 81 marido lie habia iura-
DO desde antes de casarse. a
raiz de la tragedia con Maria
de las Nieves (que claro esta
que va saba Agueda que habia
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

rostrO de la marquesita tom6 u.
ma expression de ferocidad SINE.
ira.
All, vamos l-exclam6 a me
dia voz, apretando los dientes y
con la imagen de su marido an
te los ojos-. tDe modO que.
me enganas, eh2... ICON que es-
tas tenemos2... iBueno. bueno,
bueno, bueno!...
Agueda Cenci no era una mu-
jer impulsa, en- el amplio senti-
do de la palabra.
Al eontrario, reposada Y rem
corosa, como buena italiana, sa-
bia disimular srs sentimientos
Embellishments y minar trial
dad, y esperar con TODD cinismo
el momento de la venganza.
Pero ahora habia pensado
que era preferable sOrprender
La gaceta., 1939-08-29
APOSTOLI N POK
DECISION A LEE
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Freddie Apostoli, de San Fran
cisco, gan6 una decision en- 10
rounds a Glenn Lee, de los An
geles, cuando el referee y uno
de los jueces concedieron al carl
pe6n middleweight de la Costa,
ell veredicto de la pelea, mien-
tras Ell otro juez concedi6 unas
tablas
Apostoli subio al ring pc
sando 1902 lbs. por 1922 ST
oponente.
La batalla empez6 sumamer
tie lenta y p~rotestaron muchoS
de los espectadores. Parte de los
1900 fanatics Sc marcharol
a sus casas terminando ell quin-
to round.
Sammy AngOtt, 1873, de Wa.
shington, Pa, peso ligero, Y Ri.
lily Marquart, 1873, ofrecieron Il
mejor pelea de la noche, ganaI
do la decici6n ell primero.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29
Ell CHINO ALVAREZ EN-
UNA RUDA PELEA
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Chino Alvarez, boxeador Local
que tan buenas demonstrations
nos ha dado en- sus ltimas peleas
tendra una ruda tarea a 81 car
go, ell viernes por la ncche, Guam
do Sc batira con ell italianito de
New Jersey, Tommy Ricco, en-
la pelea principal. a diez rounds
de tres minutes.
Monroe, nuevU --dnager del
Chino, dice que su pdgil Sc ell
cuentra en- la actualidad pesan-
do 126 libras Y que probable
mente subira al ring con dos
libras mas. Ell Chino no debe te-
ner muchos inconvenience en- la
division pluma para veneer a
cualquier cont.ario, va que su
punch" 10 ha hecho sentir fren
tie a rivales de la division wei
ter, nos dijo Monroe en- amable
conversation.
Ell photo de Alvarez tiene So
brada raz6n cuando aSegura que
gu muchacho vencera: pero tene
mos entendido q. el contrincan-
tie tiene una zurda Ago paligro-
sa. lie recomendamos a Chino Sc
Guide mucho de ella, 81 no quia-
re llevarse una sOrpresa desa-
gradable.
Ricco hara training publico,
en- esta ciudad, manana al me-
diodfa, en- ell gimnaSio de la ca
lie Franklin.
Aunque Chino es ell favorito
para la pelea, podemos asegu-
rar que ha de ser Uno de los me-
jores combates efectuados en- la
Arena tampena, en- largo ITEM
pc.
FoUcart y McGahagin pelea-
ran en- ell semifinal. Ell pdblico
conOce la forma de actuar de am
hos muchachos, de aqui que cl
promoter La Marque haya COM
placido muchas peticiones al con
certar ell match.
En- la segunda pelea de la no
che veremos en- acci6n a dos mu
chachos del patio, de grandes
prcmesas, Young Allen y Rober
tico Diaz. Caldwell y Griffin
combatiran en- ell bout de aper
tura, a seis rounds tambien. Con
este magnifico cartel Sc espera
una de las mejores entradas de-
ano en- la Arena de w. Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

I'm instante despues, un au-
tom6vil sOberbio, con las armas
de Ramo Florido en- las porte
zuelas, sacaba a la marquesita Y
a su amiga del suntuosO palacio
de la Gale de Velazquez, hevan-
dolas hacia Goya.
u Por que no dices al chauf-
feur que nos lleve antes a la
Gran Peha, y til tie quedas ALI?
No, mujer! rs igual. Bue
no, t1 cenas esta noche con no
sotroS, Sverdad?
ST. Me o ha dicho mama.
Dice que me llevareis al Real,
donde nos encontraremos con
elloS. lQue dan esta noche?
Marina. Canta Fleta.
i Hombre, me allegro! A mi,
Marina" me encanta. iY a tt?
Agueds Sc encogi6 de hon.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

tonteria de un amigo de Pape...
Dye, It'll tienes un coche abaio.
no es asi?
No; he venido en- ell tran
via. lPor que?
No, pOr NADIA. Porque asi
tie nevare yo en- uno milo hasta Ell
tennis de Pozas, Y tie dejare ali
un momento.
-lY d6nde vas I'll luego, 81
no es indiScreci6n?
No, que tonteria!. L.. Voy a
recoger a mi marido a la Gran
Pena. Luego volveremos por a
M.
Bien Sc lie alcanz6 a Mercedi-
tas que habia recibido Ia mar
quesita alguna mala noticia en-
aquella earta; pero su discre-
zion la impidi6 formular pre-
alguna.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

bros.
Para musica iba ella, que d.
simulaba su rabia con un esfuer
20 de voluntad formidable, y SO
10 ansiaba ell instante de encon-
trarse frente a frente con su ma
ridol...
Mercedes Sc qued6, en- efecto,
en- ell campo de tennis POGO des-
pues, y la marqusita orden6 a su
chauffeur qre la llevara volan-
do a la Gran Peha.
u Vendreis a buscarme vo-
sotros?-habia preguntado Mer
cedeS.
10 81 no venimos, til va sa-
hes el canine de casa -eontes-
to Agueda, que no podia dist
mular su ma humor.
AL quedar sola en- el coche. el
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

En- ell local de los Caballeros
Leales de America, en- la Gale
16, Sc reunira esta noche, a las
S:15, la Liga In~tersocial.
Suplicase la a~sistencia de to-
dos los delegados, por haber a.
suntos de importancia que ira
tar.
Dfcese que de nuevo Sc acor-
dara .dar, ell venidero domingo,
la entrada de gratis a senoras y
senoritas.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. 434
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

tarjeta de la vii, con sus actua-
les sehas de la Gale de Santa lisa
bel, y estas simples palabras:
"Pepe: Tengo que decirte al
go de muchisimo interes.
wen a VERNE Ell jueves, por
la tarde."
Y claro esta que ell objeto de
la mujer del mdsico era conf
promoter a Ramo Florido ante
su esposa...
Luego, exigiriale una fuerte 81
ma de dinero como precio de So
Y en- case de que Pope Sc ne =
La gaceta., 1939-08-29
KELLEY Els Ell UITIMO
ENTRY PARA LAS r
RAS DEL DOMINGO
(PoI .4rtkpr Oje~H

NJ. K. Mugs Kelley, pilcto
tampeno, figura en- Ell prograrla
de carreras que Sc ofrecera el
pr6ximo domingo, en- Plant
Field. Kelley, que guia TN Oak
land V-8 Special, probarat 81
habilidad como uno de los mejo-
res drivers" locales.
Louis Pickett, Ell veterano dri
yer de st. Petersburg, que es I'll
gran favorito con los fanatics
locales, reaparecera de nuevo en-
ell track despues de varias Sc
manas de ausencia. Pickett no
guiara su Morris. Lie
vara esta vez a la lrcha I'm Mo
del A Special y lie Ia anunciado
a los promotores Sheppard Y
Vallejo que su nuevo coche ha
hecro pruebaS de grandes ex:-
ties, recientemente, en- la pista
de st. Petersburg.
Hard Leaves, ell dnico driver
d. st. Petersburg que ha estado
ganando aqri regularmente,
gaiara de nuevo su pequeno ca
FRO negro Ford speedster. Ell ca
FRO de Bob Hill sigue en- repara-
-iones Y alteraciones, en- un ga
rage local.
(PasG a la Ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Y TODD hombre de bien debe
impedir que las botellas caigan
desde 10 alto de la g~lorieta.
Hay que proteger las cabezas
de los ciudadanos que van en-
busca de solaz y esparcimiento
al parque de Cuscaden.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

5lCual es Ell secreto de Almei-
da para lograr que Varas lie sir
va bases per bolas, en- lugar DE-
ponches?
Almeida amaga con ell bate co
mo 81 tuviera la intencion de dar
una "plancha".. 49,. y Varas lie I'll
ra bolas malas.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29
Con el bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

La tactica de Espolita es bue-
ma, pero cuando los cubanos a.
tacan.,... muchos planes Sc de-
rrumban.
Ahora bien, ell "manichi" de
los asturianos acostumbra a de-
cir: Quien ria 1ltimo.....
IMontanes, que tie pasa en- la
garganta ?-gritaba un cubano
ell domingo.
Ell Montanes no dijo esta bo-
ca es mia; pero momentos DIES :
pues lie pedia a un pelotero as
tur: Mira a yer 81 la pasas por
encima de la cerca.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

CARA a d%p0qtiHdr, entonceS p
la mandaria una cartita, dirigi-
da directamente a la marquesi-
ia, que haria el efecto de un tor
pedo en- ell flamante palaeio de
la Gale de Vela2quez.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Ell pitcher italiano Leto, del
Circulo Cubano, tambien figura
en- la lista de socios del Circulo
-segdn me dicen.
De modo que socialmente esta
entregado a la Influenza benig-
ma del "agiaco criollo."
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Ell Gallego es ell terror de los
pitchers cuando avanza hacia Ia
gonna" con la CORA colorado"
Y miranda hacia la cerca del jar
din izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

res, miraba hacia las nubes Guam
do las ccsas no marchaDan bien
para su novena, Ell domingo.
Ahora bien, Frank sustenta el
principle de que Ia victoria bien
geneda, sin broncas y sin discu-
stones indtiles.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Longval, ell pitcher, es IN
hombre de cuidado con la "jerin
guilla" en- la mano. FL domingo
lego tres wees a las bases, que
70 recuerde. La primera por tu-
hey, la segunda por hit y la ter
eera con un "roli."
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Pelaez sc lastimo un pie. Ofre
ce dar varios "jonrones" y "tri-
beyes" en- los desafios que fal-
tan.
Pelaez es asistente director de
los Mineros.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Cuando ell alcalde r. E. l.,
Chancey lego ell domingo a Ia
glorieta techada del pareue de
Cuscaden, techo pucsto gracias
a sus esfrerzos, Ell pdblico lie a.
plaudio.
Salud6 ell alcalde, a quien a
companaba su amable e intel
genie esposa.
La Liga Intersocial, por me-
do de su p~residente y delega-
dos, lie do las gracias al alaclde,
por ell techo.
~ lie fue pedido que 10 conf
plete en- Ell venidero presupues-
to!
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

7iQue te pasa. chica?... Pa.
rece que te han dado eahazo!--
dijo, al fin Merceditas Norona.
que habia visto palidecer a la
marquesa.
Agueda no contest6.
Habia vuelto a leer la breve
carta Y lanz6, al fin, a media
yoz, un "iahl' muy largo y lie
no de sarcasmo.
En- seguida, guardandose Ia
carta en- la escarSela, ahadi6,
d~irigiendose a Mercedes:
mo, no es NADIA! Us una
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Los fanaticos del Circulo atri
buyen la victoria del domingo,
en- gran parte, a los consoles del
veterano Castro, Ell subdirector.
LA juventud de Jesus Rodri-
guez Sc ha undo a la experien-
cia del exjefe de policia de Qua
nabacoa.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Hit" ~perfecto, en- la clase 6e
faldeta y maruga, ell que dispa-
no el domingo Ell IS de los Astu-
res
A este muchacho, muy joven,
los amigos lie llaman Ell Viejo.
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Espolita tendra curados para
el doming GA sus pitchers Tore
y Martinez, Y con ellos opina
que triunfara.
Asi como Ell habla de "quien
ria dltimo..." yo lie digo: al freir
sera ell reir.... no antes
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Era de yer como Frank Ro-
driguez, ell delegado de los Astu
La gaceta., 1939-08-29
DEPORTE
| G ~INTERSOCIAL

Junta de estd nOche
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

AL quedar sOla en- s cOche, ell
La gaceta., 1939-08-29

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor