davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Major Trade Slump
Declared Unlikely,
Despite Fears
United Business Service
Points to BosicolIy
Favorable Trend
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, April lo.-While indus
trial activity in coming months may
fall below seasonal expectations,
there is little to suggest a major busi-
ness recession, reports the United
Business Service in it's latest weekly
analysis of current economic de-
velopments.
The degree to which confidence
has been undermined by war fears
and tagging domestic business is
clearly indicated in the recent sharp
slump in security prices. Unques-
tionably, this adverse psychological
factor now precludes any material
business improvement this spring,
despite the basically favorable un-
derlying situation
Commodity markets have had to
adjust themselves to a new set of
dominating forces over the last few
weeks. The sharp break in security
prices has necessltated a reappraisal
OF near-term prospects. Purchasing
agents have become extremely eau
tious, and this has led to consider
able speculative liquidation of COM
modify futures.
Despite the sudden reversal in
sentiment. there is but little change
to be noted in the basic commodity
situation. Considering current in
dustrial activity, the low level of in
ventories, and the broadening credit
structure, average quotations do not
appear inflated. Buyers will continue
nervous over war uncertainties. On
the other hand, replacement needs
are constantly increasing, and the
full effect of the Government spend
ing program is yet to be felt busi-
nessWise.
Intensification of European trou-
bles will serve to depress some COM
modify items. but is bound to stimu-
late prices of essential war mate
rials. During such a period, wise
buyers will maintain an unusually
flexible purchasing policy to cope
with any quick developments.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Drop in National
Income for 1893
Is Disclosed
D. 6. Maintains Hioh
Ronk in per-FomiIy
Buying Power
Ry the Associet ted Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 10-The aver
age effective buying income of the
average American family in 1898
was $2,116, the magazine Sales Man.
agement said today in its 10th an
nual survey of buying power.
The average individual American
had approximately $492 to spend last
year, it added.
The Nations estimated total in
come for 1898, at $63,274 500 900, was
about IL per cent less than in 1897
but half again above the acute 1882
depression low of ,0oo,OOO,OOO, the
publication said.
New York was first among States
with a family average of s3,069,
Nevada was second with $2,777. and
California third with $2,733. Other
leading States were: Massachusetts,
$2,673; Rhode Island, s2,60l; New
Jersey, $2587; Wyoming, $2,584
Connecticut, s2,56O; Minnesota, 81
$40; Delaware, s2,369; Maryland,
S2,362, and Washington, s2,339.
Of major cities, Des Moines was
first with a per-family effective
spending income of $3,778, followed
by Washington. D. c., $3,767: Min
neapolis, S3,700; New York City,
$500, and Dallas. 1854. Ten next
principal cities of the first Is, in
order, we're: Houston, Davenport, St.
Paul, st. Louis. Fort Worth, Kan
sas City, Miami. Tulsa, San Fran
cisco and Boston.
Thirty major cities in all exceeded
the $4,000 mark for per family ef-
fective spending incomes.
i The average white family in the
United States last year had s2,252
which was only $l36 above the all
family average for the country, a
fact of especial interest in Southern
States, the magazine reported.
In South Carolina, for example
where the average effective buying
power of all families was estimated
Evening star., 1939-04-10
at $1,17e. the average buying power

at $1,176. the average buying power
per white family stands at $3.50.
Effective buying power as calcu-
lated by the magazine, is based not
only on actual cash incomes and
cash expenditures, but also non-
money income of farm and village
residents, such as free rent, poul-
try, dairy, fruit and vegetable re-
sources, etc.
Ratio Of 1888 average buying in
come as a whole to the previous
year was SO per cent. States most
nearly recession proof last year,
namely, whose 1888 income was
more than SO per cent of 1887 in
come, were South Dakota, Louisiana,
Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, Florida,
Arkansas and Oklahoma. The Dis
trict of Columbia maintained a ratio
of 100 per cent for 1888.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April 10 DP-The local
money market-focal point for interna-
tional currency movements since foreign
exchanges remained closed for the Easter
holiday-were outwardlv calm today in
face of the still tense situation abroad
Chief indicator that money analysts
found something to worry about in the
Central European turmoil was sharp widen
ing of the discount on the British pound
due in the future. Sterling deliverable in
90 DAYS could be bought -. CENTS below
the spot rate (Which was unchanged. COM
pared with 2as cents over the week end.
The spot franc advanced cola of a
cent in terms of the dollar. and the baga
and guilder were also narrowly ahead.
The Swiss franc was UNCHANGED.
Late rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lar, others in cents: Great Britain,
46S's; 6n-day bills, 4.66,is: Canada. Mon
trea in New York % 43a4; Canada. New
York in Montreal 100. 0.56i4: Belgium. 1888
Denmark. 2o.9ol2: Finland, 2.0s: France.
2647s; Germany. 4O21: benevolent. :Oa5:
1880: Italy. 5.26,.: Yugoslavia. so:
Netherlands. So 90: Norway 2352s.: Po-
land, $50: Portugal. 4.o5ss: Rumania.
10: Sweden. - 1872: Switzerland 2".43;
Argentina 81 oln: Brazil. 59On: Mexico
City. 2n,00n Japan 27.31: Hong Kong,
IS 50: Shanghai. 1918.
Rates, in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated
n Nominal
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON April 10 ~ Omitted States
Department of Agriculturel Very little
business was being transacted on the
Boston wool market today A few buyers
many of the bids were lower than holders
would accept. Small quantities of short
French combins lengths. fine territory
wools i'll original bags we're sold at around
S1 -63 cents secured basis. Some OF the
bids fer good French comhing lengths, fine
original territory woods also were within
this range. Most holders were asking 65-
81 cents secured basis. for good French
combing lengths althoueh odd lots could
occasionally be bought for less than 50
cents.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Pullman Profit
Hits $4,000
In 7 Months
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 10-The Pull
man Co. reported a net income of
S913,990 for the first two months of
1899, after deduction of taxes and
setting aside $342, 1O4 for amortiza-
ton of air conditioning investment,
compared with s148, $50 for the first
two months last year.
The net for February was $151 ,445,
after deduction of taxes and setting
aside S164755 for amortizat ton of
air conditioning equipment. COM
pared with a deficit of $187,57O for
February last year.
Evening star., 1939-04-10

Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
Declared an interim dividend of Is
cents share on common stock. pay
able June to holders of record May
/. On December l, 1898, dividend
of 35 cents share was paid on this
issue.
Evening star., 1939-04-10

TULSA April 10 lP.-Base crude prices:
Mid-Continent area-Oklahoma Kansas
gravity scale 60c to S1.1O: North. North
Central and West Central Texas, gravity
scale, 71c to 81 o3: East Texas $40;
West Texas gravity scale. SIC to csc:
North Louisiana Arkansas. gravity scale,
13c to 81 .O5
Rocky Mountain area-Salt Creek, Wyo.
gravity scale. sec to 81 10.
,o Eastern tern arsa-Pennsylvana grade Brad
Southwest PENNSYLVANIA lines SI.65: same
grade in Eureka lines. 81 50: same grade
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Metal Market

NEW YORK April 10 Up,,-ropper easv:
electrolytic SPOT. 1913: export Urouo ed.
Tin nominal; SPOT and nearby, 4I25: for
$500: East st. Louis, 4 10 Zinc steady;
East s. Louis SPOT and forward $50. Pig
800; Bufraio' 21.6o: th Alabsma mas'ii9n5o i7oo.
aluminium: virsin % per cent. 1000 An.
timony, Chinese spot. IA 90. Quicksilver.
nese wolframite. duty paid, 19.0O-21 90
nominal.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
U. S. Treasury Position
BY the Associated Press.

By tne AsSoClated PfeSS.
The position Of the Treasury April 2:
Receipts S9,3S2,31327; expenditures, $50 =
590256 .4S. net balance 81 2S5.14 1927 IA
including 50 626.3 319,9s2.71 working bal
ance; customs receipts for the month,
S6223. .35355
Receipts for the fiscal year tslnce July
j., 50 .4B3 $50. .sy4 81; expenditures, 81.
o. ,037 1904. includinG S.,.394 663,-
$3.50 Of emergency expenditures: ex-
cess OF expenditures, S2.5t1 .35l .6S5 81:
gross debt, S40,Gf0.s16 15039; 2 de-
crease of S3,37a 6sS SO below the pre-
Vious day: gold assets. Sl5329. s43 0s6. .5S
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, April 10 1P9.-Worth Street
reported today textile orders again covered
only nearby requirements. Print cloth sales
the past week were estimated at Is to 20
per cent of production. Prices remained
unchanged. Burlap was quiet Rayon
activity was good following sizable turn
over last week. Business in silk and wooden
goods was routine at unehansed prices.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Dollar Rate Set

RIO DE JANEIRO. April 10 tP1.-
The Bank of Brazil today fixed the
official buying rate for the dollar
at 165 milreis (about 0S cent a
milreis as compared with the cur
rent quotation Of .0585). Under a
decree announced by the govern
ment Saturday night this figure
can be altered later.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Odd-Lot DEALINGS
3y the Associated Press,

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for April s.: 11.164
purchases involving 27s245 shares; 9.024
sales, involving 256 06S shares.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK April 10 Dp,.-crude rub
ber futures opened to lower: May.
IS Dob; July. 1908: September. 16ol-06.
Bid.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK April 10 UP,-Steel prices
per 100 pounds, fob. Pittsburgh
Hot rolled sheets. base price 215: GAL
vanized sheets, $50; steel bars. 225.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at 20, 10
at 20, 10 at 20, 10 at 20, 10 at 20, so
at 20.
Washington Gas Light pfd.-10 at
1857.
Evening star., 1939-04-10

Pedestrians have the right of way
at uncontrolled intersections.
Evening star., 1939-04-10

'Quota tions not furnished by sponsor or
issuer: all others are obtained by !. B. c.
from those sources.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS

Chevy Chase Club 1st 4l.s- l04
Col Country Club 1st 4As 103
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp 1st 4As 103
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Continued From Page A-16)
Stock and
Dividend Rate
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, April 10 lEr.-Investment
Bankers Conference, Inc:
moon uuotationS.)
Evening star., 1939-04-10

Plus extra e2S extra 49, extra
gsI4 90 extra paid December 20. 1888
20c extra m ST so extra D soc paid
September 90. 1898 $50 90 paid 1885
S10O paid January 20 1889.
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK April 10 LP.-Investmen
Bankers Conference, Inc:
Evening star., 1939-04-10
Crude Oil Prices

& Declared or paid so far this year.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

La uniHersidad de Tampa,
que mandara a Cuba 81 equipo,
a fines de mes, volvio a ser de-
rrotada anoche.
I'm NAL ano tuvieron los Els.
partanos Y el "apabullamiento'
Sc realize con anotaci6n de IL
por 0.
Menos de 5000 persoras pre-
senciaron la batalla, debiendose
la pequena concurrencia a las re
petidas derrotas del "once" uni
versitario.
Ell p1blico siente profunda
simpatfa por los Espartanos y
lie disgusta presenciar sus derro
tas.
Considerable la "escasez" de
material, es decir, de juven :
tud futbolista, los E~spartancs
en- cierto modo han hecho mila-
gros.
Dos wees llegaron los tampe-
nos a ocho yardas de la meta;
pero en- las dos ocasiones no b.
graron pasar.
Ralph Salvati, ell veloz back
de Ia Universidad de Boston. co
rri6 SO yardas con ell bal6n, He
gando a la linea de una yarda,
en- ell tercer periodic. Johnny
Cremens recogi6 Ell bal6n que
Champ" Williams no habia sa-
Dido retener y consigui6 reaii-
Ear la jugada que su "once" es-
iperaba. Salvati hizo ell primer
touchdown" de los "boStonia-
nos" y Johnny Wedemeyer ell sc
gundo, ayudado por ell joven ir-
landes Jimmy Cassidy, un mu :
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

llevaran al hospital. Tu marido
10 conoce, de SECURE, y aunque
no.. iVeras L.. Vamos q escriblr
una cartita a Gustavo, aunque
sea a maquina, firmada por
Ruiz, namandolo a la casa de E
lisa. TIL marido ira, porQue es
muy bueno, y tonic ademas, y
til estaras en- Ia Babel en- otro pi
SO, preguntando por... iChin-
dasvinto, 81 te parcel, un senior
que no vive alli..,, y luego GUAM
do yeas a tn marido entrar, sa-
les.
-IY que?
Que 20 me encargare de
hacer saber a la amiguita de tn
esposo, que Gustavo Sc We con-
tigo''.
Ito comprendes ahora?
5iAaah l...-dijo EIalia en-
una larga admiration.
Las dos mujeres siguieron ha
.hap6o 90 voc bajo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

AL dia siguiente de esa noche
en- que hemos asistido a la velA.
da en- la casa del m1sico y &c
Pura, Gustavo recibi6 una car.
ia muy triste...
Una carta de eSas que pare
cen recordar al coraz6n de los
felices, que es Ell mundo un vale
de lagrimas.
Ruiz, un antique acomodador
del teatro, al que Gandara re
cordaba perfectamente, lie escri-
bia, o, mejor dicho, lie habia die
tado a sabe Dios quien unas H.
meas, diciendole que Sc encon-
traba en- la mayor de las mise
rias, y que Seria una obra de ca
ridad ir a verle y tenderle una
mano en- aquella negrs situaci6a
angustiosisima...
FL mdsico Sc impresion6.
Por su rOstro habia pasado /,
inStaute no mas, Ia eOmbra
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

Gran entusiasmo existe para
asistir al sexto desafio de laise.
rie por ell campeonato Interso-
cial, que Sc efectuara manans
domingo, comenzando a la
1880, en- ell parque de Cuseaden
La rovena del Cfreuao. Cuba.
no tiene dos victorias y tres de-
rrotas y la de La Unione Italia.
ma tres triunfos y dos contra.
tiempos.
Las taquillas Sc ADRIAN antes
de la una de Ia tarde, de mode
que l p1blico sea servido sin
inconvenientes mayores.
Sc avisa a los 'listos" que el
pasado domingo entraron con
"pases de lluvia", que la "gra-
'cia" no la pasaran en- esta Sc
mana.
Faustino Casares tiene deci-
dido utilizar a Salemi, su pit
cher estreIla, teniendo de reser-
va a Lopez.
Los peritos vaticinan que los
cubanos comenzaran con Varas
y en- case necesario 'taponaran'
con Jerez.
Salemi pitdh6 brillantemente
ell pasado domingo, creciendose
en- las 1ltimas entradas, y 10 mis-
mo puede decirse de Varas, que
entr6 a sustituir a Leto.
Actuaran los tres arbitros
de las semanas anteriores Char
ley Allen en- la gonna, Pizzola-
to en- la primera base y Marti-
nee en- la tercera.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
EMPEZARA Ell N Ell
TORNEO DE DOMINO

Comenzara el lunes en- el ca
.f@ Georgia, de la avenida de Ne
braska entire Palm y Oak, el tor
neo de domino organizado por
Jorge Toledo.
Los primeros partidos Sc efec
tuaran csc dfa, a las z de la no
che.
Todavia les queda tempo pa
ra inscribirse q las parejaS que
aspiren q gansr los valiosos pre-
mics ofrecidos.
No Sc cobra Quota de entrada a
los jugaderes, como pCr algunOs
sc Ia dicho.
Las reglas estan siendo redac
tadas por.el notario CAndido Pc
reZ.
izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

grave incidente que viniese a
romper para siempre la dicha
de CRYSTAL de eSta casa?.,.
POr srerte, las palabras de
Gustavo la tranquilizaron.
II Mira, lee!-repuso el HON
bre, tendiendole la carta-,
! Una cosa muy triste!
Pura lego las breves lineas,
que habia escrito la Garces, d.
simulando su propia letra.
II Quien esq.,. iPobre !...-
inquiri6 luego la buenisima.
I'm antique acomodador
del teatro, que hizo de todo... T.
ma de esas vidas martirizadas,
qre aeaban en- el hospital y en-
las mesas de dissection. va yes,
dice que esta en- la Ultima mise
Y me llama.
YES a veno-aprob6 Pura
Ia primera.
ST, ire. Me eta a las doce.
n pObre ha teuido en- cuenta
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

tragica de sus dias de lucha... Ia
vision de las GALES llenas de To-
do, cuando 81 las atravesaba nal
vestido, NAL comido, con un frio
intense en- los pies y en- 81 CO.
raz6n,.,
Pura di6se cuenta de que e
hombre idolatrado habia recibi-
do una mala noticia.
Y Sc acerc6 a~nsiosamente, pre-
guntando, al tempo que apoya-
ba una mano en- Ell hombro del
mlsico:
-GQue pasa, quertdo?,..
Viva Purita siempre con el
alma en- un hilo, desde que el a.
NOR llam6 a las puertas de su
pecho..,
iAh, este hombre idolatrado
iEste hombre, delicado y es-
piritual, como un niho. y pOr 81
que ella, 81 fuese precise, estaba
dispueSta a dar Ia vidal.
Ezra cue hsbis suryidO algdn
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Saceta Folletin No. !
TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

su madre, chical iQue horror!
con mant6n, despeinada, POGO
menos que en- chancletas... Una
lastima. En- fin, al grano. Que
hablamos y comenz6 a contar-
me penas. Ha tenido y tiene
huespedes, pero lie va muy NAL
y no hace NADIA. Sc lie van sin
pagar...Y hablando, hablando,
va y me dice: 3" Una noticia que
la va a dar pena, Senorita (por-
que la pobre, como una criadal)
es saber de Ruiz, ell acomoda-
dorl Esta en- el hospital. Vaya
listed a verlo zen el General, sa-
Ia nueve, n1mero diez y ocho. Sc
alegrara, y mire listed & yeg
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

81 hace algo por el.,." Sc 10 he
prometido. Pero, viniendo para
AGA, he pensado otra cosa...
-Que?
-dClaro que iremos a verlo!
y td vendras conmigo. Pero aho
"a me refiero a tn adorable es-
poso.
u Que?-volvi6 a repetir Eu-
lalia, va intrtGada.
-Veras.
%
Joaquina hizo una papsa, re-
concentrandose en- 81 misma.
Luego continue:
-Fiiate. 70 Sc d6nde vive la
Nogales. Una casa horrible, en-
la Ronda de Segovia. Son siete
pisos Y mas de trescientas VIZ
viendas... esa casa de corredo-
res que va sabes, pobrisima...
lima Babel
ESQ Is. Ruiz. ha estado en-
casa de Eliss autaD d gOs %
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
ACOSTO A ALLIE
STOUTZ

New York, Die. 2.-Se verifi-
CO anoche, en- la Madison Squa-
re Garden, Ia pelea que sustitu-
y6 la de Henry Armstrong-Lcu
Ambers, aplazada pOr enferme-
dad del negrito campe6n de las
lat libraS.
Petey Scalzo, un notable p1-
gid del peso de pluma, derribo
por Ia clenta de diez, en- Ell Guar
to asaato, a Allie Stoltz, de Ne
wark, estado de New Jersey. Pc
saba ell primerO 100 libras y Ell
seguudo 127.
Asisti6 menOs p6blieo del que
sc habia calculado.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
VICTORIA DEL
GUNNAR BARbUND

New York, Die. lei peso
complete Gunnar Barlund, de
Nnlandia, venci6 aqui, por pun
tos, a Henry Cooper, de Brown
sville, Texas. Muchos de los es-
pectadores opinaron que Cooper
merecia un empate.
Barlund us6 la derecha con
gran efectividad y tres veces
ccnmovi6 viSiblemente a su ri
val.
Los periodistas dijeron que
los iueces habian rendido el uni
co fallo possible.
Tony Ferrara, de Mount Yer
non, venci6 por fallo de los jue-
ces a Johnny HortSman, del
East Side.
Pete Ansere acost6 por la cuen
ia de diez a Carl Fiore, que pc
saba las libras.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LAS CARRIE
RAS DE PEQUENOS AU-
TOMOVILES

No Sc efectuaran mafana do.
mingo las carreras de peQuehos
automobiles en- Ia Dueva pista
del estadio de Phillips Field.
Tn programa especial Sc ofre
cera, en- Gambia, ell domingo 10
de diciembre.
Debemos recordar que algu-
nos de los pequehos AUTOMOBILES
costaron mas de $4,000 Y pIe.
den desarrollar una gran velo-
cidad.
Oportunamente informaremos
a ~nuestros lectores.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Ia Unixersidad de Tampa
.volvio a sdfrn1otra deHota

Ichacho de extraordinaria yelo-
cidad.
Champ Williams y Vic Hatch
jugaron de manera admirable.
La banda de la Universidad
de Tampa TOGO 81 himno de la
Universidad visitante e hizo vis
tocos ejercicios en- Ell terreno.
La combination Hatch-Wn.
liams, en- los passes, gan6 para
los Espartanos muchas yardas.
lie quedan a los Espartanos
dos partidos, uno con Rollins
College, Ell dia 81, en- la Habana,
y Ell segundo con los universita-
rios enbanos, Ell dia 80.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
JOEY VENCIO A
B

Anoche ,en Fort Myers, Ia ciu
dad de las palmas, joey Ray
mond, ed habil boxeador tampe-
no, venci6 por puntos a Bobby
Sylvester, de Sarasota.
Henry, hermano de joey, pu-
so a dormir en- Ell cuarto asalto
a Benny Valdes, de Tampa.
Joe Miller, de Miami, superb
a Jose Calvin, de Tampa.
Tablas Sc declare Ell match en-
ire Young Gail, de Fort Myers,
y Baby Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
BEULOISE ACOSTO A MAR.
TY MASINO

White Plains, N. Y, Die. L.
Pesando 148 libras, Steve Bel
loise, de New York, pusO a dor
mir en- el segundo asalto a Mar
ty Marino, que pesaba 1913. Fue
Ia decima octava victoria por no
caut de Belloise.
Doug Marsh, de Montreal, SUI
per6 a Norman Hurdman, de
Toronto, en- ocho asaltos.
AL La Barba, de Brooklyn, a.
cost6 a Max Rosen, de Detroit,
en- ell segundo asalto.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
I~NVITACIONES PARA LA
FUNCION DEL N

Dos invitaciones hemOs reci-
Dido para la function del tunes,
en- ell Centre EspanOl.
Una de elias eSta bien dirigi-
da, en- ell sobre, pero no en- Ia car
ia que contiene,
Apreciamos la amahilidad de
los j6venes que preside Angel
de Ia Riva.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Sc efectuara mariana elsexto desakoAehsere
porsl campecnato1 ntersecial


Grupos de nuchachaS vende-
ran las papeletas para 81 desa-
flo a beneficio del pitcher Jose
Domfngrez, de la Unione Italia
ma.
La fecha de verificaci6n del
partido Sc anunciara en- Ell terre
no.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

que yo por las tardes no pued0.
81 ire, ire hoy mismo, al salir
de la Academia.
POGO dsspues desayunaban.
Gustavo, mientras iba Co
mendo las ricas tostadas emba-
drrnadas de manteca, hablaba a
Ftra de esos pobres compaAeros
suyos del teatro, comparsas hui
mildes en- la farsa terrible de la
vida, que luego de pasar la exis-
tencia trabajando y sufriendO,
Iuehando a brazo partido con la
advers.dad y con una miseria
mas o menos digna y disimula-
"a acaban cast siempre sus dias
en- la triste sala de un hospital
o de un asilO,
LA vida es cruel, Pura mia
muy cruel, como dice Ell poeta!...
Pero 81 es cruel con todos, 10 es
aun mas con estos pobres parias
SoSates, cue en- vanO luchsn dU-
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
OEPORTES
BETTINA DERROTO A PA.
VALICH

Jersey City, Die. 1.--Melio
Bettina, que todavia aspira al
trono de las II libras, venci6
por puntos, en- ocho asaltos, a
Willie Pavalich, de Brooklyn.
Uno de los golpes de Pavalich
hiri6 a Bettina encima del ojo
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-01
Joe Hurst 10 Be honored at Al.Sfar
Game Friday Night Rinkey Dinks,
Power Company to Play Contest

DiMaggio" Lour and Doc Mel OtD
Brooks. Brooks, in his last appear
ance in 1925, missed fly ball in
the outfield, and dropped his cigar.
He retrieved his cigar first and the
winning run was scored by the op-
ponents on the delayed play. He
was fined three Brooks brand cigars
by Manager Richmond, who imme-
diately distributed them among
leading hitters of the opposition.
Hoss Tackett, Bill Tackett, Bob
Roberts, Ben Young, Red Harrigan,
Pat Glasgow and Bennie Young will
fill out the starting lineup for the
Rinky Dinks.
For the Power company. Joe
Plemons, Dusty Rhodes, Joe Steele
Andy Dilbeck, Bob Sheffield, Harry
Corkhill and Bert Mitchell will bt
in the starting lineup along with
those players already mentioned.
Brawley Mite
In the regular game Vernon Hare
will oppose Joe Hurst in what Ii
expected to be close mound duel
Hurst will receive a present from
the city league, and trophy from
the all-stars.
Brawley fans will be admitted
free Friday night.