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The Wrangell sentinel., 1939-06-16
PLANE LOAD OF TROUT
BREAKS ALL RECORDS

ANCHORAGE-The largest ship
ment of rainbow trout this season
arrived in Anchorage by airplane
from NeWhalen after Pilot Jack Ell
lott of Star Air Lines raced more
than 200 miles to get them on dis
play.
The fish, more than 100 of them,
were sent by Russell Hayenstrite,
president of the Iniskin Drilling
company, and Charles Howard, his
guest, and were placed on display
at the Kennedy Hardware store.
Members of the Seattle Chamber
showed keen interest in the size of
the trout and most of them said they
had never before seen such large
ones.
Eight of the largest trout were
placed in a special case. The longest
in the shipment was 80 inches and
weighted Il pounds. The others in
the display were all over % inches
in length.
The trout were packed in three
potato crates. Mr.. HaYenstrite and
Mr.. Howard caught them the pre-
yious afternoon and planned to re-
main at Newhalen two days more be
cause the fishing is SO good. Flies
and spinners were used.
Mr.. Howard plans to ship 20 of
them to Los Angeles as proof of the
fish stories coming from Alaska.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
ROYAL NATIONS cLrR

The RoNal Nairons club hold a
recent meeting ~ ihe residence Of
Mrs G. Fafmrf 1897 Maple seet
with Pres Matiie Whifo pcsid
INK An election ~ officers wa.
held as follows Matte Whiie
president Mrs Farmer vice pcs
ident. l.udds ruinci sece'Afy.
Ruth Plus. assistant seeretsfN .
Mabel walker treasurer The clec.
lion was presided over by Mrs.
Mason
The duh viii hold is neNi meet
Ing in ihe home W Mrs Rrh rrrs
on McDmgall avenue az which
lime cocktail parry from , until
10 pm. Will he held
Even though the club j. very
Young II gave three baskets 10
needy families during The HOLIDAYS
Mabel walker a.o Ersktnc
street. Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
[ydian Association Holds It's
Annual Election OF Officers

The lydian association ono ~
Detroit oldcsr Gibbs me' ~ Ne
home ~ Mrs Mar, Ri,hardson
1895 Moran avenue Wednesday
January with Mrs pes Roger
The president presidinc
After tho rceule oAcr 81 hisi-
ness he following ofheefs were
elected Tor The ensuing Near
Mrs Ruth Simms prestisr
Mrs Rose Mcdowell hrst wee
Mrs tstell Crumpfpn second sf'
Mrs Herliaui ilarverd recnfiins
secretary Miss Martha Racou a.
sisran' recording secretary Ms
Louise 1'ihbs Fl Ga sesfeiagy;
Mrs. Jessie Pa ISL 'rcasus%r.
Mrs Josephine Rosdeu cofie.
spending secretary
The three hostess, Alvsdanies
Mary Richardson Mae WNNams
ana Montana Smith served de-
liehfful refreshments
The neNt meeting % lAe a>so-
citation viii be- with Mss Louis"
Tlbhs. So llnlhrook s'trct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Sigma Shadows
n ostess T o !.
Sig m a M e n

Sigma shadows. an auxiliary
composed OF the wives OF Sigma
men, entertained members az Phi
Beta Sitma Fraternity Al a very
elaborate banquet. Monday even
Ing. January srd Al the home NJ
DR.. and Mrs. $. W jenkins esi
Chandler.
Mrs. Jenkins was very charm
ing hostess dressed In Rurgondy
velvet. the other ladies also being
beautifully eowned
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. n. Jerome Harrison, DR. and
Mrs 7. G. Isascs. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
w. TAYLOR. MIR. and Mrs. James A.
Grant, MIR. and Mrs Alex. Dean
Mr.. s. u. Mcqueen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin J. MCCALL. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. McFall and daughter
Eugene smith. Miss Reulah Cain.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Preston. DR..
Edwin A. Williams. Dr. and Mrs
8. w. Jenkins and Junior jenkins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Bee-Dew Beauty
College Alumni Has
First Meet of Year

Bee Dew Beauty college alumni
members met A. The home OF Madam
Vivian s. Nash. SIS East Forest
avenue SUNDAY. January :. and
outlined heir program for the en-
suing wear.
The president. Charles Duck
worth. presided
Those present included Mrs
Hamilton. Miss Moss. Miss shores
Miss kennibrew. Mrs Meeks
Mrs. Stinnell. Miss Carrie Hill.
Miss r. Phillips Miss Constance
Reynolds Miss watson. Miss no
berts Robert, Mrs. Reid. aud Miss
Simmons.
The social calendar OF the Rec
Dew alumni will he very crowded
this wear. es many events have
been planned which will provide
many delightful hours for mem
hers and friends during the next
few months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Carlos Hoover, No. 81
And Women's Group
R e g a ] e Kid die S

On Sa.l1d,1 elnn|-e u.---.-I..r
~ a. hs t,,sf ,NfrA -.
tioo.cr h,n.s \,
women a,xtli.r, ~ ni.e
,msrfean ve,A,.n u.., IL.
snoa.o,ed thoir 4,,.T ..,
e'hrg nas n.,,, ~, 81. s.o
o,er fAte. n,ns .,.i.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Angel Choir Holds
Annual arty

The Angel Choir" OF the Peoples
Baptist Church ended most sue
cessful year with Christmas and
New Years party at the beautiful
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Andrews
OF 27ie Elmwood.
The soft mulri-colored LIGHTS In
the spscious rooms OF Mrs. An
drews home. combined with the
delicate pastel and deeper shades
of evening gowns made an ideal
picture OF what the well-dressed
woman wears TO formal gatherings
Of this Kind.
The Social and Entertainment
Committees. Of which Mrs. Amanda
walton is The chairman. served \
most deliciously prepared south
ern fried chicken dinner with all
the trimmings after which the
guests and members were provided
games suitable To the many varying
tastes.
Following the dinner MS Car
RE Pearson aud Mrs Johnnie Reid
PLAYED The part OF Santss helpers
and delivered the gifts brought for
the different members: each one
being presented with gift he o.
she wanted (which was unusual
for a Choir OF It's size. As the time
10 say Goodnight" drew near.
the members and their guests all
agreed that the party was by far
one Of the most delightful occs
sious of the wear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Charming Detroit Couple Speak Vows
Engagement Of Miss Marguerite
Murray And Larry Bleach Declared

Entertaining a few guests in
formally at their residence on Al
ger avenue. Tuesday evening, MIR.
and Mrs. Horace Bradheld an
nounced the engagement OF Miss
Marguerite Murray and Larry
Bleach.
The party was unique In iis dec
oraiiye aspect. The color scheme
was crystal and midnight blue. set
Off by pink candles and flowers.
A decorated cake, surm0unted
by two tiny pottery dolls formed
the centerpiece for the dining table.
The girl and boy atmosphere was
given by one doll being dressed as
dainty girl, plscarded "Maraue-
rite while the other doll was
sltired as boy and bore the label
Larry"
Present in addition 10 the hon
orees. were: Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher
Rouit. Misses Marion Carter,
Louise Simms. and Messrs. walter
Robinson and George Taylor
Miss Murray is the lovely daugh-
ter or r. Morris Murray. owner
and publisher OF the Washington
u. G. Tribune. She Is a graduate Of
The University Of Michigan and IA at
present employed asa socisI work
er in Detroit. al The OldAge A.
sistance bureau. Mr.. Bleach. who
halls from New York. Ia an alum
nus OF the University OF Detroit
He Is member OF the Detroit
Police force and IL manager OF the
Great Lakes Basketball team.
The wedding date IL set for Feb
rmary 4. 10 m. at Sacred Heart
church. The Rev. Father Thiefel
will ofhciate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
wHoOPrr GIRLS GLIB

The whoopec Girls club was en-
teriained Al the home of Mrs. :.
coleman. SEQ Garheld avenue last
Friday evening Tho buesiness
period was brief a. new officers
were elected aud new appllca-
tion was accepted.
The Whoopees will sponsor their
arsi marty " the year Saturday
night. Jan. II at sis Warren ave
nue. Music will be- furnished by
Guv Jackson's Swing hand.
Mrs s. Coleman IS president;
Miss r. Goodwinois secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
FREEMANSH HOSTS
TO 5 " SOCIAL
CLUB SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs l.. Freeman " $50
T. Kirby avenue. Apt. ;. proved
very pleasing hosts 10 the members
OF The Five w Social club and
their guests Saturday evening. Jan
: when the club gave party in
the Freemans coy home. honorIng
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Slarnes. prior
TO their departure 10 Franklin,
Tenn. where they viii take up
residence.
Mrs. Freeman was very pretty In
an evening gown OF printed silk
with bolero jacket. She wore slip
pers OF red satin. Mrs. Stsrnes was
lovely in a gown OF powder blue
silk. <rhc other ladies present also
wore beautiful gowns suitable for
such an occasion.
The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs T. l.. Stalnes honorecs; Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Macarthur MIR.
aud Mrs Hin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scar
~, Mesdamcs w. A. league, Ellen
NJ Wilson. Lula iiarvin Ellen
TAYLOR I.averta Keith Susie Brea
I'll. S. + Davenport. Gibson. j. II.
kendrick. Ware Jessie Parks and
Miss Clara smith Messrs. Hin. J.
u. Douglass. webb and walter Orr.
Eegnoge and other refreshing
drinks. together with chicken
salad. crackers. nuts and assorted
candles comprised the refresh
menis enjoyed between games OF
whis and bridge. Soft music COM
ing from the radio added much
gaie'y to the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Starnes received a
gorgeous gift from the club also
pretty giit from Miss Clara
Smith. The presentation was made
by Mrs NJ. A. league. who spoke
OF the fine contribution. the star.
mes made TO Detroit while resid.
INK here
Mrs Ellen VI. Wilson introduced
the members OF the club who are
( Mrs. Mary Macarthur. president:
Mrs. Lena Freeman. vi president,
Mrs. Lula Iiaryin. secretary: Mrs
layerta Keith. treasurer Mcsdame.
Ellen TAYLOR. Jessie Parks. Rillie
Hiil. Dora Sesrcy. Mrs. Avada
Slarnes. Miss clara Smith and Mr.
Macarthur Mrs Queenie Sans wa
the only member not present.
nv invitation Of The president
hrief remarks were made hN Mes.
danes Rrpazil kendrick. Ware and
Mr. smith.
The president and members ol
the Five W club expressed their
regrets over losing Mr.. and Mrs
Slarnes who have cooperaied 80
willingly in supporting the ,lubs
program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Unitarian Art And
Study Club Election
OF Officers For Year

The l'tiliterian Art and study
club members are resumins their
activities following the holiday
recess which was enjoyed by all
win Christmas and New Year
parties.
The first meeting was held Jan.
= the home OF Mrs. Bonnie Bald
win. s55 Palmer Ayenne. Follow
ins The regular routine OF bust
ness, election OF officers was held.
Ms Lille Mae Young was re-
ported III. Mrs Daisy Sledge re-
turned after spending a few days
IN the hospital.
Mrs. Flossie veaoh who has not
been out for some time. started
The New Year right. Mrs. Francis
Gieafson arrived before the meet
.ins adjourned. The club members
congratulated Mr.. and Mrs Bald
win on their ninth Wedding ami
tsissry.
The anniversary tea OF the club
will he held Jan. % al Lucy Thur
man yWCA. The nexr meeting OF
the club will he with Mrs. wilhel-
menia Brown. 9A Medbury ave-
nue. Mira. Rosa Grssss will be
the principal speaker.
Mrs Msnde V. Russell is presi-
dent 81 the club. and wilhelmenia
Brown reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Mrs. M. j. Kennedy
Feted On Birthday

Mrs Mary ]. Kennedy. 1895 War
rem avenue. besides being thrilled
because December - was Christ
mas Eve was also given real
surprise hv her husband in The
form ~ lovely natal day party.
ON returning home from one OF
the clubs ~ which she Is q member.
Mrs. Kennedy WAS amazed 10 find
The dining room decorated with
multi-colored liehts and the table
cmbellshed with a big birthday
cake with lighted candles. and
surrounded by other delicscies OF
the season.
4 large number ~ guests we're
present to help the honoree enjoy
the delectable rcpast and these
same guests showered Mrs. Ken
nedy with lovely gifts.
Afler the supper. the guests re-
paired 10 the living room. where
they listened to Joseph cole. not
ed young baritone aud cousin Of
Mrs. Kennedy. rendered number
of splendid vocal selections.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs Scott Green. MIR. and Mrs.
James Smm-. Mrs barbara Con-
nurs Mrs. Sarah klough. also Mrs.
Mayme Fisher aud Mrs. Rehecca
Lyons. OF ChicagH Mrs Mary
James. Mr.. and Mrs. H. smith.
charles jackson. Joseph Cole Miss
Dorothy Smith. Mrs. Hattie Dodd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jackson. Mrs. Martha
Hin Mrs. Estella Mitchell. Mrs.
Lula Di,ines. Mrs. Floyd Brazieh
&. n He'll. John Lee. Arthur Har-
ris. G. Sanders. Alex Cottledge, and
Noah Kennedy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
PROr0 SNCIAL CLIR

The PrOto Social club met Tues
day. January I. az the home Of
Miss Mazola Wilkerson. 1929 T..
Ferry. All members were present
and enjoyed the business session,
as we'll as the luncheon and bridge
and whist games.
Wilma clark Ia president NJ the
club: Opal Prichard. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
INDIAN VILLAGE CLUB

The indian village club enter
tanned with pot luck supper
New Years Eve at the residence
of Mrs. Charlotte Fuller on r..
Kirby avenue.
The hostess served . delicious
luncheon.
Officers f6r 1870 were elected a.
follows. c. T.ewn.. president, C..
Fuller. vice president; NJ. Fields
secretary: W. Garensr. assistant
secretary: NJ V. walker. treasurer.
4 delightful time was enjoyed by
all present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
QUIET CEREMONY
AT BETHEL Anne.
new YEAR S DAY

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esy 'eS'iviiies VA ind.sd
momer'ous p'easion for Dsrroits
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La gaceta., 1939-07-13

Ia madre, como la decia Migual
en- su carta, habia cruelmenta
abandonado!
iAh!
Tenia ella que rendirse a Ia
eyidencia.
Desde que naci6 el niho. 20.
dian contarse con los dedos. Ia,
wees que ella 10 habia vi ITO.
Y estuvo malo, y ella no tuyo
e! valor de pasar por encima DE-.
todc, y correr a su lado... Y vol
viaron ellos del veraneo. Y de,6
pasar cerca de un mes sin ir :
verlo tampoco. sujeta nor 81 ana
diran estipido. por los estini-
dos respetoS...
iAh, MOI.
mo; ahOra no seria iguaIr
Maria de las Nieves Sc sor-
prendi6 llorandO, apoyada a las
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

dijo a Maria, que Sc habia des-
plomado en- una butaca, junto a
uno de los BALCONIES que Sc aso-
maban al paseo de Gracia:
Ell "Legazpi" leva anclas a
las dos de la tarde. Podremos,
pues, almorzar aqui mismo en-
ell hotel antes de embarcarnos.
FL equipaje monumental ha-
bia sido facturado directamen-
tie hasta ell buque.
Aqui solo habian venido unas
cuantas maletas y dos badleS.
NADIA
Maria no pudo dormir EN- to-
da la noche.
Matrimonio completamente
modernista, habian pedido, CO.
siempre, dos alcobitas ane-
xas, donde habia sendas camss
muy baias, con edredones de
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

soda.
Maria de las Moves, cuanGo
apag6 la luz de su alcoba. obser
.v6 que no sc hacia la obscuridad
completa.
FL aristocratico paseo de Ora
cia estaba profusamente ilumi-
nado con c~uadruples racimos de
farolas, de una luz electrical
blanquisima Y como las esqui-
mas, con esta construction regu-
lar y perfectamente geometri-
ca, a la americana, de Bareelo-
ma, Sc repetian cada Glen me-
tros, resultaba una Illumination
cegadora, que subia hasta los
pisos mas altos de todas estas
easas de lujO.
No pudiendo eonciliar ell sue-
no, Maria Sc echo del lecho, en-
volviendose en- un magnifico
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

~BASEBOLEROS
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Los "Reds" lucieron muy
bien en- el juego de Estrellas y
al comenzar ell duelo de los tres
primeros innings entire Derrin-
ger, su "as", y Ruffing, "as" de
los Yankees. Ell desafio do la
sensation de una Serie Mundial
y Paul anul6 c~ompletamente a
los "sluggers' DiMaggio, Rolfe,
Dckey, Selkirk y Gordon. Soda
mente Cramer y Cronin lie die
ron un hit por cabeza. Ruffing
fue "conectado por un hit de
lombard y un two Dagger"
de Frey, que les vali6 por una
carrera. Esto nos hace penSar
que dos Rojos haran pasar IN
dolor de cabeza a los campeones
del mundo en- la proxima serie
mundial.
Mas los "Reds" Sc pusierOn
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
STOLTZ VENCIO A
CONN

Newark, julio 13.-Allie
Stoltz, con un peso de 127R Ii
bras, puso a dormir a Frankc.e
Conn, 1870, de Lyndhurst, dos Sc
gundos antes de que terminara
la exhibition a ocho asaltos.
En- ell ultimo round Conn ca
70 dos veces. La Ultima caida
ccurri6 cuando ell p1blico pedia
al arbitro Jose Mangold pusiera
fin a lmatch.
Hacia Conn TODD 10 possible
para ponerse de pie, cuando Ell
arbitro lie otorg6 la victoria a su
adversario.
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
LA GACETA

'fatales" al ser lastimado Ival
ell que Sc qued6 fue-
"a de juego por dos semanas.
Pudiera ser que este accidenre
les resultara muy costoso.
Durante la ausencia de Good
man, Nino Bongiovanni ocupa-
"a su posicion contraa los Ian
zadores derechos y Frenchy
Bordagaray frente a los zurdOs.
Muchos de los partidarios de
la Liga Nacional han criticado
rudamente al manager Gabby
IIarnett por haber enviado Al
"box" a Bill Lee, que posee ul
average por debajo de la mar
ca de los 500 en- el presente a.
no, teniendo en- ell banco a lam
zadores que han estado libran-
do una brillante campana du-
rante toda la temporada. No
creo que esos fanaticos tengan
raz6n, pues los otros muchachos
eran novatos mientras Lee rs
un lanzador veterano, de gran
DIES recursos, y este vale mucho
en- un juego de esa clase; pero
ell lanzador fall6 v sobrevino la
critica para ell manager de los
Cubs del Chicago.
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

La proxima selnana tendre--
mos de visitantes al team de
Key West, que Sc epunt6 dos
triunfos en- tres de los desafios
celebrado salli; pero los tampe-
nos dieen que esta vez los ga,
los estan en- su patio y que el
cuento sera distinto.
La segunda vuelta del cam
peonato de la Liga Intersocial
comenzara ell dia 80 de Julio y,
segdn opinion de la mayoria de
los que estan en- la intimidad de
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

los clubs componentes, el Circu-
10 Cubano y ell Centre Asturia-
no iran a la batalla muy refor-
zados y presentaran una reni-
da lucha.
Ell Pittsburgh alcanz6 una
victoria de 80 sobre ell Brook.
Ign, con Mace Brown, pitcher
de alivio, que cause la primers
derrota de Wyatt en- la tempo.
rada. Ambos lanzadores permi.
tieron seis hits.
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
rop6n del Caucaso.

ANPOA WI
Sc acerc6 a uno de los balco-
mes, y a traveS de los visillos.
qued6se contemplated ell paseo.
con escasos transeGntes, en- CRU
pos, o con pareias cogidas del
brazo, de vuelta del teatro o que
disfrutaban de la delicia inmen-
sa de estar juntos.
Los enormes castahos del bu-
leHar, desnudos de hojas Dor
complete, podados y recortados
reeientemente, parecian tiritar
bajo ell beso glacial de la noche
de invierno.
Ii Barcelona!
iAqui estaba 81, Miguel de
Guzman, Ell hombre que la enlo-
queci6 de amor y de ternural. L..
iAqui estaba su hijo, ell chi
quitin queridO al que ella, la n,a-
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
Folletin No. 294
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

LA, obedeciendo a Miguel, de-
jandose llevar por su passion
altisima, hubiese abandonado
su casa y Sc hubiera venido
con su amante?...
iAh, quiza la dicha pas6
entonces por su lado, en- esa
OCCASION Gniea en- que pasa por
todas las vidas... y ella no SUI
pc aprovecharlal. L..
Ahora experimentaba esa
tristeza infinita mezclada con
la desesperaei6n que nos pro-
duce ell saber que la felicidai
ha estado en- nuestras manos
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
maderas del balloon.

maderas del balloon.
Y, en- voz baja, entire hipos
de llanto, murmurj:
-iAh, no, no SERIAL. iEsta
vez no serial. Miguel esta a
qui, y 20 Sc d6nde esta! l.. SC6-
mo voy a poder pasar 20 junto
a mi hijo, y marcharme sin vel
lo?...
tEs que 70 he perdido los
mstintos de Ia maternidad, las
ternuras y los sentimientos de
Ia maternidad, que hacen santa
a la mujer?...
Las manos de Maria Sc eleva-
ron ahora al cielo, y sus labiOs
murmuraron con passion infini-
Ia:
II No, no sera, no SERIAL.
Miguel esta en- Ell hotel de o.
rlente! Mahana mismo voy q
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
Huthens y Powell ofreceran una ruda pelea en- el
final del programa de mafana, en- Benjamin Field
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

n~otarse una victoria. Finaliz6
manifestando que la pelea sera
una de las mejore5 pre- 5entadas
en- Tampa entire dos bantam
weights.
En- la pelea especial a seis
rounds, ell veterano Tony Do
minguez tratara de veneer al
middleweight Joe Cash, de Sa-
vannah, Georgia, poseedor de
TN gran "pnunch."
Bob Diaz y Young Allen ten
dram a su cargo la aperture del
programa. Diaz es un producto
de los amateurs y Allen hara su
primera aparici6n como profe-
sional despues de una victoria
sa carrera como semi-profesio-
nal.
Una cdrtG a La MGrque
Ell Popular promoter de DO
xeo recibi6 una carta en- ell dia
de aver, de Carl Moss, manager
de Tommy Kiene, expresando
que su boxer no podran apare-
GER frente a Powell en- ell ring
de Benjamin Field Arena, en- Ia
noche de manana, por haberse
lastimado en- los ejercicios.
Junto con la carta venia IN
certificate medico firmado por
ell DR.. Williams. H. Myers, de
Savannah, que dice: Examine
a Tommy Kiene ell 10 de Julio
de 1889, encontrado que sufria
de una ruptura muscular en- e.
brazo izquierdo, que 10 imposi.
bilitara de subir al "ring" en- vi
periodic de dos meses."
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
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DEPORTES
SHAPIRO PUSO A DORMIR
A JEROME

New York, julio 13.-Maxime
Shapiro, pdgil del peso de plu-
ma, del East Side, obtuvo su
28o victoria professional conse-
Eutiva cuando puso a dormir a
Mickey Jerome, 1922, de
Greenpoint, en- eli primer asalto
de un combate a ocho rounds.
Dos wees rod6 Jerome a la 10
ma antes de que ell arbitro john
ny McAvoy pusiera fin a la ac-
ci6n.
En- otro combate, a ocho asal-
tos, frankie Bruno, 15412 Ii
bras, hizo tablas con Wildcat O.
Conner, lat, de Carbonate,
Pa. ~
Jack Garcia, de Puerto Rico,
fue derrotado por Yussel Gold
stein, de Brownsville, Estado
de Texas.
Nat Wolcoff, de Brownsville
puso a dormir a Sin Olden,
Jack Caparelli de Brooklyn
venci6 por puntos a Pedro Me
YES.
Johnny Mirabella, de Tampa
que dice ser de Bensonhurst, a
cost6 a Johnny Allen, de Soutl
Brooklyn, en- ell segundo asalto.
La gaceta., 1939-07-13
LIGA I~NTERSOCIAL

Sc cita para manana viernes,
a las 8 en- punto, a los miembros
de la Liga InterSocial.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos y a la bora fijada, las ocho.
Ell presidente promote que "a
junta terminara en- media bora.
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

Sc instalaron en- ell hotel, en-
unas regias habitaciones.
Borgona, acostumbrado a
viajar y a hacer, como buen di
plomatico, las cOsas al minute,
baj6 en- seguida al %telefono, J
habl6 con los despachos de la
Trasatlantica.
FL maitre lie i0form6 tam.
bien.
En- seguida volvi6 a. subir y
La gaceta., 1939-07-13

" no hemos sabido aprove-
charla.
A estas horas, lejos, muy
.lejos de Espana, pero junto a
los seres adorados, ella senti-
.riase ell coraz6n lleno de luz
" de una algeria muy noble
~ muy serena.