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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Oregon Basket
Finals Tonight

PORTLAND. Ore. 49, Oregon In
dependent and collegiate basket
ball champions will be crowned to-
night and the two titlists will meet
tomorrow night for the state A. A.
u. crown and the right 10 enter
the national playoffs at Denver.
Four teams were left In the
tournament foday-Bradford
Ciothiers and City Dairy. Port
land independent teams, aud
Pacific university and Oregon
Normal school.
Scores In the remi-finals last
nights:
Independent division: Bradfords
81, Astoria 80: city Dairy ~. Pa
cifie Packards of Portland ~
College Pacific ~. Lower Co
lumbia Junior college "a. Oregon
Normal ~. Willamette 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Qhe Tacoma Qimes

hut they have embraced the
American way q iifs FER good or
had ard whsn their other son nur-
tures his discomfort 81 Nsfi
Runa meeting tee father gecs
their 20 dsfy the hfown-shirted
fanatics
Ne il moee>d 70 death by the
handsmen and IN he final. rous.
ing scene. NJ - horne IN = coffin
drared In an American FLAG
through crowded square where
he IL euiogtsea a. true Amsri-
car.
That IL the simple story a. The
American Way" and that Il she
story which rredric Mareh ard
Florence Elaridge are acting with
such undcuhted sincerity that a
few reviewer. confessed - icars
on watching them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Favorable Ne1US Puts
Life in Stock Market
DoW-JONES AVERAGES

Sales Appropriated 1920 600
shares Friday. against 600 ZOO on
Thursday. Curb sales were 1862 900
shares against 10000
NEW YORK - Stocks advanced
to new highs since early January
in increased trading today while
L. s. government bonds rose TO
the best level on record in many
issues. and cotton and grains
firmed.
Business news showed gains in
severalr important lines. Automo-
bile production this week was
placed at 7s.705 units by Wards
Automobile Reports. Inc
Residential construction in the
first % days of February, accord
ing to +. w. Dodge, totaled S59,-
27000o. against $50 095, 900 in the
corresponding period of last year.
Retail trade was up two to three
per cent rs compared with a week
ago. but the total was one to four
per cent under the 1888 level.
Wholesale trading was up four TO
u per cent as compared with 1888,
but the showing was poorer than a
week ago.
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter a.
Co. Washington bldg
Stock High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been H..
sled By County Auditor y. CIR.
ford Davis 10 Charles Hunter and
Martha Mariana. both 81 Tacoma
Mark l.. Way and Edith EDizsr.
both Of Tacoma. Arnold scbssfsf
Of Puysiiup and claire Meyer Of
Tacoma. G.ary l. Hsckie and
Ksehsl Gardner. both u Tacoma
e. 3. Green and Gladys VI Finely.
both Of Everett. Clarence V. Cone
and June Hsyting. both u Ray
mond. Ray Wills VI Tseoms and
Doris Fern TrscsWsu u Mci0i,h.
kss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Herness M lakes
Au-Star Team,

SEATTLE - sssIsis and aesuni
vsrnna placed swo nssn eseh snd
Tacoma una on en- sitsiesssuamsne
team efas~n tnsiay aslss ~ tUlh
annual ps~tfls NsstRssst - H. q.
basketball championships Atetne
Dairy wan the lournsnsni tks
frat Hesttis team 10 ~ ~ IN three
yam md VIII tpeve peAt Thur
day for Denver c. compete In ~
national championships
Tho Ail.Hssf first lean sk0neN
BY fefsrsss. tournament gffietoie
sni sturss writer's ~as tfuptIey
f.orsIon. Mount vssnoa. forwards
carr Hsfneas. Tssams. faswse1l.
ivss Nelson. seattle. rsnlsr teha
Dixon Mount vernon. guard. sed
Tommy Werner. arsssie. guard
Named on The second team ~sssi
OFT. hsnioa. sHl Hesef. WsiiA
Walls, Forwards Graf. seattle.
center wsfblahy. Tseoms. sd
htsffsi nrsmsfton. susFds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
EASTWOOD IS SPEAKER
AT KAY ST. MEETING

Tacoma has gone through %
DAYS without a serious traffic ac-
eident. Safety Commissioner Holmes
Eastwood told members of the Kay
81 Business Mems club at their
meeting Thursday in the Pine cafe.
With the commissioner were
Chief Einar Langseth. formerly an
officer on K st. and Sergeant
Sherman Lyons Eastwood prom
Used help to solve the busy sec
tons traffic problems. Mrs. Lloyd
Suffer presided over more than 80
X st. business men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Ski Weather

1tYAk-tioudy. eaim. tempefas
lure 81. snow tight, 10 inches ne"
total Iei. skiing excellent.
STAMPEDE skt mWt,~~tus-
rent ~, \ inches pra snow, VI
inches total. light wss, Wind.
cloudy, dry sno". skiing excellent.
NO>AD LANE - Current 10,
~ inches new snos, Ia inches
total. brisk northwest wind.
cloudy: dfs powder, SNOW; shiiaE
eterilrni.
MARTIN Iotnf.--tuffeaf ~.
rs inshes new auos. los isfhs.
total, brisk northwest Wind.
cloudy. snosg 10 fast and dry. ski.
ing excellent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
VAUGHN REHEARSINC
PLAY AND OPERETTA

NAUGHN-Rehearsslsar are now
beng held for Vaughn high
schools senior play and operetta.
The senior play. The Haunted
Chair" Will be given March 81
and April !. Date for presentation
Of the opera is April rs
Miss Sylvia Wayne and Anna
belle Bernstein are supervising the
play. in which Eddie Oeyser and
Frank johnson have leading roles.
The operetta is under the super
vision Of Mrs. Van Tyl. with Ruth
Ssnderson and Frank johnson
taking the leads.
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a APP y
EIRI EDAX
FRIDAY. MARCH 3

FRIDAY, MAkSH
Mrs. Hilda Johnson, l0S So.
Harrison ST.
Pat Woolcry, Lakeview, WASH
". II. Andrews, 102 So. X st.
Ralph Jcntoft, 1906 No. Goth.
L. 4. Nicholson, All No. NaL1-
ma ave.
Ethel JacQueline Alien, 1920,
So. State ST.
George Gustafson, jr., $3.50
East r st.
Thomas Lloyd Bartle, l6Zo
So. & ST.
Mrs. Richard John Loska,
Ssl5 So. 18th 81. ~
Mrs. Steve Brecht, SSiS'2
Pacific ave.
GUST (Whitey) Flemish, l22o
So. X 1t.
Mrs. NJ. J. McCasiin. 29O' so.
10th ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Ask Audience for
Italian Program

Leaders of Tacoma's large ltal-
ian colony were calling on its
members and the general public to
hear a nationwide Italian broad
est Sunday morning On the
program. Americans All-lmml-
grants III" it will be heard over
Columbia system XVI and klRO)
from II to 11:30 Dramatizations
of Italian peoples contributions to
American life in industrial expan-
sion. building of the railroads, mu-
sic and education will be part OF
the program. Mayor LaGuardie
of New York City will speak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
TWO RESIDENCE PERMITS

CITY Building Inspector McLor-
mick Friday issued building per
mits to j. NJ. mcConsYhy. Day
Island for construction Of q $4,000
home at 1871 Sunset Drive, and TO
]. c. Haley. 1901 No. 2stb st. for
= 81 800 residence al s00i No. 2tth
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
FILES $500 CLAIM

A claim asking 300 for in
juries allegedly sustained when she
fell on the pavement on So. Yaki-
ma ave. Jan. IS was filed for con-
sideration OF the city council Fri
day by Anna Gaylord Of 1914 :
SO. Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
PROCLAIMS irish DAY

March II has been proclaimed
by Governor Martin rs Irish
Day" Coineident with the cslebrs-
ton Of the states Golden Jubilee,
tn. Ancient order Of Hibernians
will celebrate the 50th anniversary
Of the order In Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
MEET AT COURTHOUSE

Precinct committeeman and live
wire Democrats from the 10Th dis
trict will meet on the third floor
Of the courthouse at 100 y. m.
Friday The speaker will be Hans
Johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
+. R. TO TAKE PART
IN LABOR CONFERENCE

WAslf1>sTO> Secretary Of
Ia Dor Perkins announced today
that President Roosevelt viii par.
tlcipsts in the opening peace con.
ference between the Congress ~
Industrial Organization and ths
American Federation N isabor
Miss Perkins said the first meet
ing between negotiating commit.
tees of the 9pposins iAtof organis
Nations has bssn sst tentatively for
Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
BOND MARKET
NEW YORK - Bond prices

swung forward impressiyely In
moderately active trade today.
L. S government loans were
outstanding on the advance. Prices
in this group moved up 1872 TO
20-32 point 10 new highs since is
suance. with Federal Farm Mort
gage 3l.s Of 1864 showing the
top gain 81 los 1872
Rails and utilities were favored
in strong domestic corporate
group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Guus-Raiiders
Win Hoop Spots

uko.1.1SOoeAn. Wnno.--Gserstk
and h~lllnshsm went infD tlpe finals
~ lhs annual Nnfthwsst WseNsng-
ton district high ssho.l bAshst hett
tournament today 9TH sposs Ia
the annual state championships
sseuFs, ArlsnGtDn and Hams ~iii
meet Tor third pisss and ths final
qualifying bsftB ffsn THE district.
lselilnxham asfssfsa Arlington.
~. smd Kssfstt tfsanesd fIislns.
szsEt. in ssnissflsei asmss last
night
sedfe Wsollst eliminated The
defending champions. Aaasssses.
a0.ss and Hssaas s~shss<h put
0iii Monroe. 1917. yesterday SITTER.
man IN fhs consolation resnsl.
i.s~is aad t,iark a~frstsd Sorsh
Central ~ Spssaas city pI@yssf
game Ia retlun 10 stats mesi fos
the slsth eunssestims tins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03

A sisis.gias WfA project 10
furnish free home ssaisianes Ia
needy and lneapaoitatsd home
mshsfs has been granted so. 100
IN federal funds. sen Lewis n.
sChNsllsntae h announced FRIDAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
LOOMING rACkwARp

The scene At Ellis Island where
hundreds II immigrants arr herd.
ed into place Is full II : nuine
excitement
A whole small town pubic
square has been reproduced on the
stage faithfully and herr tho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
Buekaroes Dvub
vaneouyer liea,

PORTLAND. 0s~,--Ths Portland
Hucksfoas apparently men<sesvns
I'd .ith vsnrosvefs siestfe IN sssv.
up the third pIses pcsttIso IN mo
Pacific Coast tssTksy lssaus.
dfushesi the Lians 10 u 3 last
night IN tke ioesl ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
GRAIN REVIEW

CHICAGO Wheat prices held
steady on the Chicago Board Of
Trade today In q dull market
At the close wheat WAS up
!, 10 !, cent, corn unchanged,
and oats unchanged to
cent higher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Higher and moderately
active.
Bonds: Higher; some 4. =. gov
eminent issues at record high
levels.
Curb stocks: Higher.
Cotton: STEADY.
Foreign exchange: Easy.
Wheat: Up 10 !, cent; corn,
unchanged.
Eubber: Firm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03

knspps btlslFs~e college hnstets
bail squad lost 3 hesfbseskiNn
ssns. 10 10 ~. against sbs Metre
poiitsn Business college five ~
nssfsie last night 81 th~ Lin<sia
hlxh gym in seattle
rb~ Seattle team wss bnisfsfsd
W Hal and itsb D.sls<. farmer
stadium hIxh school stars. snS
ne1 slsn attend shs University II
Washington IN addition 10 Inc
business school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
sooKED ron spEsDIs0

Lee y Raymond, 1914 fsWceti
nye and Carl G Essssti. BOG 70
q st were tagged ny police
traffic officers Thursday, charged
with speeding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
People in the Nelus

comedian. for an annniment OF bis
marriage ON the grounds that his
wife. Mrs. Mercedes Deipino i~h-
REIN. has been insane more than
five years 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-03
BANk TRANSACTIONS

SEATTLE $50 cissrings, Is.ii5.'
7bg 81 balances. VI bts, stz ] z
tfansaeiions. ,iz sss 600 90
PORTLAND baHk ifsHaae-
t.ons Teday's eisafiDgN. ts.zt2.'
keT 20 balances. VI .3ao 800 -
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
TOMMY CROSS PELEARA
MANANA

New York, abril 4.-Manana
por la noche, en- ell palacio de
San Nicolas, Tommy Gross, pc
so ligero de Filadelfia, Sc batira
con Paul de Bello, de Red Hook.
Cross hizo tablas con Pedro
Montanez, hace varios meses, y
es uno de los favoritos.
DeBello lleva alcanzadaS 10
victorias consecutivas.
En- ell semifinal, Don Giova-
mis-, de Grecia, tendra de contra
rio a Danny Temple, del West
Side.
Combatieron a cuatro asaltos
Jerry Fiorello contra Dinamita
Torres, Rocco Coogan contra Al
Kerner, Tommy Mango contra
Sammy Bernstein y Salvatore
GigliO contra Barry Barton.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
CONFERENOIA EN- LA
UNIONE ITAlLIANA

Bajo los auspicios de la logia
Nuova Stella, de los Hijos de
Italia, ell jue es, dia 6, a las 8 de
la noche, dara una conferencia
81 Sr. Vicente Antinori, ell quito
amigo, con ell titulo 'Dante en-
a escuela de la Diff nta Italia.
los de la USdetaoshrdulcm wy
Los sociOs quedan invitados.
los de la Unione y los de la Lo-
gia, 10 mism olue los italianos
todos.
Paul LOngo preside la Secci6n
de Cultura y Propaganda de la
Unione.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
COMENZARA
LA TEMPORADA POR LOS
SENADORES

Orlando, Abril 4.-El joven
pitcher Jose Krakauskas, que ha
ce un ano di6 Ia bases por bolas
en- cuatro innings y no habfa 81
do aceptado en- las memories, abri
"a en- este emo, por los Senado-
res y contra los Yankees, Ia TEN
porada de pelota en- las grandes
ligas.
Krakauskas, qre es patiZam-
DO, pitch6 con gran efectividad
en- los juegos de practicas y ell
uno de ellos, que dur6 Il INNINGS
solo permiti6 a hits y ninguna
carrera.
Cuando Krakauskas di6 Gator
ce bolas, Harris lie recomend6
al viejo Griffith: mandalo a las
memories.
En- lugar de hacerlo asf, ell
viejo director lie dijo al mrcha--
cho: Dye, coge tn guante y ven
Ell perito de muchoS amos de
probada habilidad, trabaj6 con
el durante mas de una bora v lie
dijo a Harris que 10 conservara,
teniendo en- cuenta la velocidad
de la pelota qeu lama.
Cerca del final del a Temporal
da, Harris lie orden6 salir a pit
char contra los Yankees y estos
solo pudieron pegarle cratro
hits. Harris sigui6 usandolo y al
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
LES JUEGOS ATUETICOS
DE HOY
ReLreSentdci6n de UniUerSidd-
deS e Institutes

Hoy por la tarde y noche com
petiran en- Ell terreno de Phillips
bajo la direction de Nash Higg-
ms, los atletas de universlda-
des 2 institutes de la Florida y
ell grupo de la Universidad d.
la Habana.
Los juegos de por la tarde CO
menzaran a las 3 y los de por Ia
noche a las 1880.
n Universidad de Tampa hs
~inscripto a 20 atletas y diez Ia
Universidad de la Habana.
Los crbanos Sc apellidan Rive
Ir,, Muhaz, Averoff, Alvarez
Con lie, Vazquez, Ramirez, Els.
cobar, Folla y Pena.
Mandara tambien representa-.
ci6n, ell Southern College, Kiss.
immee A. c., Siac Club, ell Sar
Petersburg Junior College y To-
institutes Hillsborough, Plant J
ell de San Petersburg.
Como jueces de campo har
lsido escogidos Rudy Rodriguez
Tony Provenzano, AdO.fO Ri.
cardo, George Dunn, Mike vii
kerson, Cotton Clinton y Hugo
Goodyear. Referee, Willar,
Johnson; de arranque, FREQ
Stewart; secretario, L. A. Cum
ingham; jueces, Lamar Spark.
man, Jake Watson, Norman OIL.
sen y Henry Cartney; carpome.
tristas Jorge Burke, Allen Olsen
Walter Burrell y Harold Green
La gaceta., 1939-04-04

La Haya, y que no tie escriba
mas a la capital de Holanda.
"GQue hacer, Dios milo? iEn
ell momento en- que llegues a San
Sebastian y leaS esta carta, to-
ma ell tren, por Dios, o un auto
movll, 10 que antes te pueda lle-
var, y vrela a yer a nuestro hiio
querido!
"JCOncibes un sarcasmo mas
feroz?
"Adorarte con toda mi alma.
adorarte como una loea, Y tener
que ser 70 la que te Olga que te
alejs de mi lado, tener que ro-
CARTE que huyas del sitio donde
70 estoy, en- cuanto llegues!
TSsber que Ell hijo de mi vida
agoniza en- estoS instances, y e
me elavada aQuAs en- este paLa%oj
naldito, junto a este hombce al
La gaceta., 1939-04-04

alma, esta malo, esta grave, y
me llaman!
NJ Hannah, Miguel, me la.
man al ladO de mi hijo, quiza ms
llama 81 con su media lengua a.
dcrable, lily 20, Miguel no pue-
do volar a su lado!!l
Imaginate mi augusta in
finita!
"iEstoy loca, loca de dolor!
"ISidoro no sale estos dias de
San Sebastian (ya sabras por mi
ultima carta que estamos en-
Fuenterrabia, en- la "Villa Me
ves"), y 70 no 6uedo moverme
de aqui.
local. h..
"Iba a telegl.afiarte 10 que o.
cure, pero me contiene tn carta
en- la que me dices que sales de
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
La Gaceta FOlletin No. 300
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

Tuvo que parpadear para a.
plastar una lagrima de algeria Y
de emocion.
Y desdobl6 Ell plieguecillo de
la carta.
Pero su sonrisa Sc hello en- sus
labios al tempo qeu Sc ponia H.
lido.
La carta, Ell billete, mejor di-
cho, era brevisimo, y solo conte-
MIA estas palabras que causa-
ron al Official ell efecto de una
punalada en- pleno pecho:
miguel querido: tranquil
gate! FL niho, fuera de peligro.
Maria de la Cruz ha tenido
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
IGA DF LA TORONJA

En- la Llga de la 1oronja, pro-
xima a terminar la temporada,
solo Sc e~fectuara hoy un desa-
flo. Los Dodgers de Brooklyn iu
garan en- Clearwater con los
Tigres de Detroit.
Los pajaros rojos de San Luis
Sc italian a la cabeza de la Lii
ga, con IL victorias y 6 derro-
tas los Yankees, Z victOrias y 6
derrotas; Tigres, 7 y 6; ROjos
de Cincinnati, 10 y 8; Brook
yn-D Dodgers, 9 y 8; Washing
ton, A Y 5; Boston Red Cox A y
5, y Abejas de Boston, 3 y II
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
GANO EN-
LAS 500 YARDAS

Ralph Flanagan, de Austin,
Texas, defendi6 con exito en- Co
lumbus Ohio, su campeonato de
500 yardas estido libre, Flana
gan derrot6 a TN grupo COM
puesto por Jack Medica, del N.
Y. A. C. poseedor de la marca
mundial de 6:16.3.
Aunque Medica termin6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, en- ning1n momen-
to Flanagan "estuvo en- peligro''
Participaron en- las competi-
clones Fl nadadores de TODD el
pals. Y
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Miguel rasg6 con mano febrll

Miguel rasg6 con mano febrll
la otra carta, mas voluminosa, =
donde seguramente estaba ence-
rrado ell misterio.
En- efecto.
La carta, de fecha anterior a
la otra, puesto que databa de
cinco dias atras, decia as:
Miguel querido: Tu carta lie.
ga a mi en- un momento de an
guStia infinita.
la algeria radiante de saber
que vienes a Espaha, que vas a
estar va para siempre quiza a
nuestro lado. me la ha obscure
edo otra que acabo de recoger
en- la lista tambien, y que viene
de FL Plantia, fiTmada por Sc
bastian, ell marido de Dorotea,
el anna del niho.
"Miguelito, nuestro hijo del
La gaceta., 1939-04-04

que aborrezco hasta la locura, a
que odio va en- un grade que me
hace daho y me destroza ell cora.
z6n!...
"iAy, Miguel, Miguel, nuestro
hiJo, nuestro hijo, por Diosl..
Salvalo til, va que 70. SOY una
mujer cobarde que nEtiene va
Tor para vOlar a su lado, pasan-
DO por encima de leyes y respe.
tos,.', hundiendO un prnal sn eI
pecho de mi marido, 81 ntecerra
ra el paso!
"iSafvale til, Miguel, sail ale
tn, por DioS!. e.
'iY pSrdona a to pO6re esAa-
va sQEileza y su cObardiaI.
Tuya del cOraz6n, tan des-
graciada,
"Mdrta de Ia Moves
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
VENCIO EN- Ell T0RNEO De


FL. Il tOrneo de tennis organi-
zado en- ell parque de Cuscaden,
David Alexander derrot6 a Don
Hernie, en- la tarde de aver, con
"score" de So, 10, 6-3, GA Y
6-3.
Requiri6 ell match final dos
horas y 80 minutes.
Doris Phelps venci6 en- e. cam
peonato de mujeres, derrotando
a Carlota Downall.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
RADIO

WDAE-122O CHS Features
$50 Voice of the Times
tbs Jim Fidler, Hollywood
1880 Dixie Serenaders
100 Ed. G. Robinson Show
$3.50 Powell and Raye
300 We the People
$50 Benny Goodman orch.
600 DR.. Christian, Drama
10 AS Harry James orchestra
IL 80 Cab Galloway orchestra
WFLA-62O : NBC Features
100 Russ Morgan orchestra
$50 For Men Only
$50 Fibber Niece
10 100 Bob Hope and orchestra
10 as Rhythm School
IL 100 Noble Sissei orchestra
IL 100 Jan Savitt orchestra
IL 80 Herbie Kay orchestra
La gaceta., 1939-04-04

terminar la temporada era Ell ter
Ger pitcher en- efectiUidad, en-
toda la Liga.
Actualmente luce, en- Ell pare.
Ger del manager" de los soma
dores, como uno de los mejores
pitchers de toias las epocas.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04

Lanzaron por los cubanos Cue
des y De la Tore, ayudaios por
C'arneado
Bankert fue Ell compahero de
bateria de Daugherty.
Habana leah, 4e; Rollins q,
IN, de.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
Nohcias de Pelota
Ell BRAVO DE HUBBELL

Memphis, Tenn, abril A.
Carl Hubbell el famoso pitch
e ccnferenci6 aver con Ell espe-
cialista Dr.. Spencer Speed y es-
tc lie aconsej6 descanso despueS
de un dia de tratamiento.
FL medico lie do a la en-.
tcrmedad un nombre largo; pc
70 dice que no es NADIA de peli-
gro.
Hubbeli Sc venia quejandO de
IN fuerte dolor en- ell hombro H.
qJierdo y Terry lie mand6 al es.
pecialista.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
Miguel Sc habia parade.

Miguel Sc habia parade.
Y tuvo que llevarse una mano
al coraz6n.
-iAh, Dios, mi hijol-mur
mur6 con una emoci6n que lie
puso a la puerta de una congoja
Entonces.. ha estado malo; no,
Ia estado grave, muy grave,
puesto que dice la carta que "ya
esta fuera de peligro'... NY 20
no he sabido NADIA. y mi cora
ION NADIA me ha dicho L.. IAN,
que horror
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
DERROTA DE LOS
CUBANOS

Con Bill Daugherty de pitch
er, aver, EN- Winter Park, los
peloteros de Rollins vencieron a
los de la Universidad de la Ha-
hama, con anotaci6n de 2 por /.
Los cubanos Sc salvaron de Ia
'lechada" en- ell noveno inning.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
Miguo! Iloraba.

Nbas
al aeabar. la carta, Sc vic an
aando lentamente por la Alamo
aa' y baj6 la cabeza para que lie
Weran llorar las gentes que cru.
zaban. .
Sus lagr.mas, c6rriendo abo-
"a como un rio, iban cayendoaen
tamente sobre la arena deI ma
SEQ.
y era en- vano que Miguel, Gu
70 corazon habiase templado en-
Glen batallas de la guerra trai.
DORA de Marruecos, intentara
rehacer5e.
.iAh! iDebaio de! uniforme
mlIitar Sc esconde tambien un co
faz6n hrmano, que late v oue
Sufre! 4U'
Al fin, Sc irguio.
1eu9 hacia aqui, en- medic de
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
SCAIZO FRENIE A LEE

New York, abril = Esta no
chs, en- Ell COliseo, PeteySealzo,
peso de puma del lado oeste, Sc
batira con Paul Lee, de India
napolis. Sera IN combate a o.
cho asaltos.
En- ell semifinal, a seis asaltos
Oliver White tendra de contra
rio a Gerardo Della.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
JIMENEZ AC0STo A
JOEY

Miami Beach abril 4.--Un is
ven gladiator de Tampa, Joey
Raymond, con 1873 libras de pc
so, fue puesto a dormir, en- ell
cuartc asaIto, por Justo Jime-
nez, 1874, de Ciudad de M9jico.
Henry Raymond, hermano de
Joe, sali6 por ell credito de la ia
milia y derro'5 a Red Roberts,
de Shreveport, La.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04

que enterarse de TODD, y ha sido
tan santa que ha lido al Plantio.
"Esta ALI.
Vete en- seguida que leas esta
carta.
"Tu desgraciadisima
Maria.
La gaceta., 1939-04-04
VICTORIA DE LOS JOJOS

Aver, en- Macon, Ga, los Ro-
JOS de Cincinnati Vencieron a
lc, Medals Rojas de Boston, con
anctaci6n dc a carreras pOr Z.
Harry Craft bate6 un JON
mon y Joost un tribey.
Boston &c Sh, De; Cincinnati
re. IN, 2e.