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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-10
Guild Plans
Friday Party
Couples from Christ Church
VIII Have Evening OF
Genes and Dancing

Old fashioned games and
folk dances will add 10 an eve
ming Of informality for men,
berS of st. Margaret's guild
of Christ Episcopal church
who will. with their husbands,
entertain Friday evening at
5 o'clock in Wells hall. The
occasion will be carried out
as a Valentine party with
pussy willows and acacia be-
ing used in the decorations.
Members of the committee plan
ming the affair arc DR. and Mrs.
Norman Mace. Or. and Mrs. Her.
man Bouchet. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Simpson.
Among couples who have made
reservations arc Major and Mrs
G. J. Downing she is the newly
elected president of the guild).
and Messrs and Mesdames J. w.
Conner. Frank Miller. Homer Lor-
enz, A. L. puddicomb, Archie
Hemstreet, Albert Morley. A l..
McConnaughey. L. f Wing
Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur
copeland. 6. NJ. Cummings. =. r.
Stevens. Hal Brown. Herbert
Beach. II. T. Colman. G. A. Race.
Donald Shaw. Hal Flora, John
Hunter. Edward GszeM. +. A..
Washburn. and Rev. and Mrs. Sid
ney T. James.
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AT meeting of the board.
which as usual precedes the Round
Table by one hour, announce
ments will be made concerning the
chapters Patriotic luncheon schod.
uled for Feb n in Weyerhaeuser
hall. The program committee Is
happy 10 have engaged as guest
speaker for the luncheon, Mrs.
John Y. Richardson Of Portland.
national chairman Of Amefieaniam
of the ID. A r. who has also filled
other important state and national
ID. A. X. offices.
Mary Ball chapter Is extending
the privilege Of hearing Mrs Rich.
ardson 10 other D. A. r. members
and friends Of Tacoma Luncheon
reservations may be made with
the Mary Ball telephone committee
which consists Of Mrs. ". y Malt
by. chairman, Mrs r. e. Beard.
Mrs. George snypp. Mrs.. Arthur
sturley and Mrs Nellie Renker.
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Another freen, affair for shs
popular ynung effds eject ~as The
smart luncheon in the Georgian
rusm oT Inc Olympic in Seattle
Saturday Afternoon. At whish Mia
Eileen nfsseali VAS Hostess Ia mrm-
trss n the hFtslsi party snelusi!nk
Mis-. Cnrsrlyea. Mlss Helen Cal.
hrslth. Miss Hsisn FOO. Miss fsaf.
hars Rfysn and Asss BETTY David
san.
Miss ltFn-h was assisted ~ her
party BY Asss IRE ard Mia Betty
beta and Ars George eafselsou.
mother II ihs hftde-elest. was
ssksd 10 pour. Tables 81 bridge
sere In play during ,hs evening.
Guests invited lneluassi. ffss'
Tacoma. Misses fspe. virginia
Stewart. Catherine Mahsffey, Lee
Nicholson. nrth Andsraun and
Hslsn saihsaith and Mrs Frank
Young From Seattle. Mssaes sir'
sinia keenef. Dorothy Hitchcock
Eileen prssenll. Hetsy nasldsan
and Helen Wentworth.
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Mrs. Smith o Open Home
For Round 7 able Discussion
Board Meeting VIII Preeede Interesting Mary Ball Program
al z O'clock Monday Afternoon; Plan
Patriotic Luncheon

Mrs Percy Creath Smith regent of Mary Ball chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution, will be hostess TO
Mary Ball members Monday afternoon at o'clock her
home at s41 So. Steele st.
The history of the National Creed and description OF the
White House Flag ceremony will be presented by Mrs j. H.
Killer while Mrs X. H. Myhre will lead the discussion on
National Defense report the newly organizod Junior
d. A. r. group in Tacoma will be conducted by Mrs +. b..
Frberg Mrs + D. Mosier will give data Girl fomemakers
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Worthy Msirons
VIII Be Fsssd

The Associate Matrnns ~ the
Order Of the Eastern star In Fierce
county will be hnztss.es To . large
group NJ worthy matrnns from ali
pafta Of the state ef Washington
al a o'clock luncheon 10 be given
In The Army and Navy room ~
Hotel winthrop Saturday after.
noon.
Among Tho quests II honor VIII
be Mrs Rose Mnndt OF Chelan. The
presiding worthy grand mairnn.
and the assistant grand matrnn.
Mrs Jessie Hedges The worthy
matfons Ia be- honared win include
Mechanics Ida wasson. Virginia
Glltner. Myrtle Gsfgrs. t:theiwyp
Flnnogan. Clara Ericsson. Pearl
Campbell. Judith aloycr, Jessss
Hexfoth. Aga kropf. Dorothea
yeager, BERTHE Ward. Edna Chase,
Josie Damon. Frances Rogers.
Edna Good. Christie Mcdonald.
rsrtha Mccollery, May 1aul and
Misa Pearl kronander.
Arrangements for the affair are
being made by Mrs. G. III. Kali.
and.r. president of the Tacoma
organization. The luncheon tables
Will be attraetisely appointed with
RID and white decorations and
conferred by large bouquets ~
plum blossoms IN crystal bowls
fayors and decorations have bcen
planned by Mrs Hheta Purse,
chairman. Mrs Mary bradbury.
Mrs. Jane einneaf. and Mrs Hsisn
HodssH
The welcome u The afternoon
Will be- extended by Mira. kalianasr
and gifts VIII be presented In each
Of the guests Of honor, A very
interesting program has been Ar.
ranged by Mrs ffslds uowman.
chairman. and her COMMITTEES con.
sisilng of Mrs. zelma Lucas and
Mrs, Mary Thompson. All msm-
bets and friends ~ tbs ofasnixa~
ton arc most cordially urged 10
come and welcome tbeae dis
tingpIshsd guests
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Sacred his4vs Group
Plans Hard Times Parry

Mlss Mary Isfa y general chair
man ~ shs hard sisre party And
sseisl which Ia ypanx rsarle -
Sacred Heart church Wili rive II
Starred tss.Fs hall. sath and Mo-
ksHleY ave. Fsisssy evenina Al >
a'eIass Hhs ~tii - assisted ~
Mis- Mary tlssysi ard Mi1s Maria
Kramer. sieksts. Mlss Ruth aitnp-
spss. refreshments. Mia Mary rAr-
lnf. prizes. and Mlm Mary c..
uleFs publicity
A pse3tsn whlsh ~iil failaw Inc
serving n refreshments will in.
slssie veal saies ny Mrs Mania
Lien accompanied BY Mis- xua&
kstfrr ) pAniamtnse directed ~
AFnaih uAdsf. and tap aAnetns ny
. tap team.
rsis~s VIII hs Awarded fsr the
rlevrfrst costume of shs evvntnf,
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Heather Is Charming Note
At 7 rounce>Gordon Rites
Daughter Of Late Mr. and Mrs. Trounee Of Cornwall Eng
land, Becomes Bride Of Norman Gordon Thursdsy
Afternoon in Emmanuel Presbyterian Church

token OF good luek-whe heather from the far-away
moors Of Scotandwas by the bridegroom and
at the wedding O'Clock Thursday afternoon of Miss Peggy
Jane Irounce daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs o. Tounce
OF Cornwall England Mr. Norman Dey Gordon of Mr..
and Mrs. j. X Gordon The heather also used the
eentepeee the reception the home of the brdegoom
parents at 2609 Ne Union which followed the reading
OF the wedding VOWS.
The ceremony was performed in the Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church by DR. Harold Long Songs of Scotland and
'Nolets song Of the brdegrooms fraternity, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. and Dream of You song of the brides sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta played the organ by Mrs
Frank Worden preceding the ceremony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-10
Church Party
On Saturday
81. LuLe's Women, Council
VIII Have Valentine
Gard Poriy

Members Of the Women's
Council Of the st. Luke's
Memorial church will be host
esses Saturday evening at a
Valentine card party 10 b
held in the Parish hall at =
O'Clock. Mrs. Frank Perry is
general chairman for the eve
ming. Assisting Mrs. Perry
in the receiving OF the guests
will be Mrs. Arthur Bell and
Mrs. A. II. Mellish. newly
elected president Of the coun-
ell.
The rooms viii be gaily deco
rated in red and white. and the
Valentine motif vii be further
carried out IN the faYofs which
2'iii be wrapped in bright valentine
decorations. MFs John MeCor-
mick il IN charge Of decorations
ana Mrs Blanche Edwards IA IN
charge II TIE prlzes Tickets are
being handled b. Mr. W. ".
Smith and Mr. Roy ". D1mOek
and Mr.. Emil Berger are arfsng-
ing ins tables The refreshmeut
committee includes Mrs PAU Ben
son. chairman Mrs.. X. a. Blundeii
Hra. Harold Warren. Brs. a. J.
Johnson Ars. Floyd sisDef, Hfs.
Q. = Morton. Mrs. Morris Gray
and Mrs J. Z Bell. Reservations
for Saturday evening may BE- made
by calling Hfa. Frank Perry al
Proctor 2sDs-H o. Mrs. A H.
Melllsh at Proctor s14z
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Rebeksh Group VIII
Honor Officers

Emma E. Shaw Rebekah lodge
met Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the I. O. o. F. temple
at Sixth and Fawcett. Mrs. George
kranhold presided, assisted by
Mrs. Oliver Bingham. Officers
OF the lodge were guests for the
evening. They include. in ad-
dition to Mrs. Kranhold and Mrs
Bingham. Mesdames Grin Fem
eler, David Phillips D. o. Cling
rich. A. Z. Hopkins. John Cope.
Nick Scinto. A. c. Hill. Alice LET
fingwell, Mabel McAllister, J. MIS-
sen, Edward NJ. Thompson, George
Hardness, A. Gustafson and r. E.
Tomlinson. past noble grand.
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Mrs. Fries Is Luncheon
1osfes.

Mrs., Arthur j Fries Of 2207 10.
Junett ii. was hostess 10 4 group
Of friends for luncheon IN her home
on Tuesday afternoon. The lunch
con bonored Mrs. Maurice Thorn.
son Of Spokane. who - spending
the week visiting fr.enda IN Ia.
coma. Mr. Thomson Is the house
guest OF Mrs.. Oryille -. HcLaugh.
In Of 1912 No. 56th sf.. ana IA
being honored AZ several luncheons
and teas beng gwen for her b.
friends
Luncheon Tuesday was served Al
] O'Clock Al lace cloth covered
table centered BY lovely bouquet
Of daffodils and pussy willows.
An informal afternoon followed
the luncheon hour. Guests lnelgd-
ed Mrs. J Hubert Graft. Mrs.
Charles Ogden. Mrs. Kenneth ReeE.
Mrs. Oryille Mclaughlin and nrs.
Maurice Thomson.
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Other selections included Drink
10 Me Only With Thine Eyes. .
Annie Laurie Believe Me if
All Tn ose Endesring Young
Charms and Loeb Lomond. "
Mrs. Worden played as the pro-
cessional. gner's Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin." Men
dolssohn's occasional followed the
/ ceremony.
For her wedding the bride chose
a street length gown of China blue
silk with corded jacket of the
same color and material Her hat
was of black straw topped by white
and blue flowers. Her accessories
were all black and her only orna-
ment was chain bracelet belong
ing to her mother She carried a
prayer book which Mrs. Reggie
Ritter carried at her wedding from
which fell shower of red and
buff roses and white streamers.
Miss Dorothy Trounce was maid
of honor for her sister and Miss
Margery Mary Gordon. sister OF
the bridegroom. was bridesmaid
The maid of honor wore a black
velvet dress with a white bunny
collar while Miss Gordon wore a
silk dress of ashes OF roses with
white lace trim Her accessories
were blue. Both wore corsages OF
red and buff roses-flowers and
colors of the brides sorority.
Mr.. Ian Gilchrist Gordon was
best man for his brother and two
fraternity brothers of the bride
groom, Mr.. Robert Hale and Mr.
Reggie Ritter. were the ushers.
The ceremony was performed by
candlelight, and Gala lilies, white
tulips and acacia decorated the
altar.
Guests were received at the re-
ception which followed by Mr.. and
Mrs J. X. Gordon and members of
the bridal party, Mrs. Gordon vel
coming the guests in black velvet
gown with eerise accessories and q
corsaee of violets.
Pussy willows, heather anc
white tapers were used about the
rooms and centering the COLLATION.
table was the white heather
eharmingly arranged in snow
white swan. Whit tapers lighted
the scene. Pouring tea was Mrs
John Gilchrist. grandmother of the
bridegroom. while Mrs. Reggie
Ritter presided at the coffee urn.
For going-away, Mrs. Gordon
wore a three-piece suit of York.
shire tweed with a teal hat and
gloves. Her bag and shoes were
of Burgundy. Following theii
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
will make their first home at 1924
/ No. ! st.
Both the bride and bridegroom
attended Washington State colleg,
where Mrs. Gordon was affiliated
with Alpha Gamma Delta and tht
bridegroom with Sigma Alpha Ep
silon. Mr.. Gordon was also a mem.
Der of Grey W and was a yell king
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Occasions Favor Miss Jane
Cortelyou, Who WEEDS Soon
Mis-, Brush and Mu Dseoa Are Hosseuss A Two Assivs
For Bride.EIscs OF Mr. John 6sbrssh: Ceremony
TO Be- Read in Tacoma on fsbsuafyIe

Pussy wovs which each year give first hint Of coming
spring eeycry used in Valentine table senterp<ce
the party which Miss Judy Hruah for Miss Jane Cor
esou hrideceet Of Mr. John .sbragh Wednesday evening
ut the home Of her mother Mira Percy Hrash. North
Yakima
In the senterpieee arranged mirror. The willows
With scarlet ceaphane sns Of varying lengths With tiny
paper hearts dangling from each The affair handkerchief
shower tho many henr these ass few weeks
before Miss Cofteyous marriage IN Emmanuel PrsShytstan
church on Feb. Ia
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Gu B S

Vida Auxiliary. o v. g.. meets
In tho Masonic temple Friday al
80 for a no.host luncheon and
birthday party. Cards will follow.
Weaver. Guild meets Friday nj
: o'clock at the home of Mrs J.
W. Lyon, 500 No. G n. Mrs.
Ethel NordluBd viii b. the guest
speaker.
United Noodrtau nj Tacoma
viii meet Friday In the Eagles
hall elubrooms. Mrs. A. c. Hill
viii preside.
Glendale Camp ". n. A. ON.
GERS club meets st the hume oi
Mira Elsie Olson. 1890 so. 18th nj
Friday. Cards and refreshments
Pierce County Practical Nurses
meet Thursday evening At 7.5o IN
the Medical Arts building Dr
William II. Ludwig will speak on
afAtAAf9fh7s
Circle :. 81. r.a,'. Lutheran
church. will meet at the home of
Mfs. Arthur Hydow. IN Friday.
Mrs Henry semmrfn will be Coz
hostess. Luncheon at 1880
Past Presidents dluh. Julia Dent
Grant. -. u. V. will meet at tho
home Of Mrs lynne Queysr. 3p02
No. s5ih st. al 1880 Friday. Hes.
ersations must be made by Thurs.
day noon at Proctor 2sS7.W Mrs.
W u Berry viii preside at the
meeting
Lincoln Ward, Church ~ Jehus
Christ Of Later Day Saints. fsrd
and Park ave, will presen, an else-
tTieai transcription Thursday at
7;50 p. m. entitled THE Fullnrss
IF Life" II depicts thr early his
tory ri the church and the life Of
Joseph Smith
Past Presidents. Phil she ridaa
Relief corps viii meet with Mrs..
George Palmer. szi 10 Steele.
Friday for o'clock dessert lunch.
can followed by cards. Open 10
public. Funds 10 benefit conysn-
slon fund.
sloiet Prairie Garden club meets
with Mr.. A. Hardy " FARMLAND.
Friday al 80 ars. j. T.. Nor
tenson and Mrs.. Fannie Penn will
present papers On MY Herb Gar.
den" and Flower Arrangement. :"
~. AIMS guild. city wide meet.
Ing will be held Friday noon In ~
Leo's auditorium. Womsn 81 ~
Leo's parish will be hosts~es
Luncheon viii be followed by .
business meeting Bith Mrs. Charles
Schultz presiding
Ladies auxiliary 10 ihe Csrpsn-
isfs union will meet for business
Thursday evening At 100 Ia Car.
psuisrs hall. Members ~ the
Lumber a sAsmlll Workers sgx.
li.sry Will be guests
Royal ssighbors of Mae camp
viii hold card party In their
hall East q ard Morton sss, at
: o'clock Friday evening.
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Benevolent League VIII
Hold Card Party Friday

The Pierre Cnunsy Unit II ne
Chsldfsns neneYnieat league wi
give = card party In Nernasnna
hall Friday evening Reservations
may sill - rhoned II Mr. r |
Hatfield. ca ltlt. ~ Mrs. y !
Stewart. CA assp. Mrs tlslis
Powell WA recently a hesses= -
the WAYS and Means committee
and serving club ~ THE efxanssA
ton risns Ter the card party we're
completed al this time
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Plan Valentine Party

The monthly meeting Of the
Daughters Of Scotia will be held
Friday evening at s o'clock in the
loft Of the Y.W.CA. After the
business meeting Valentine party
will be held with plans for the eve
mig being made by Mrs. Annie
COPELAND. Miss Eva COPELAND and
Miss Isobel Knowles
Ivy Chapter, o. z. s.. will meet
Friday evening at g O'Clock In the
Fern Hill Masonic temple. s4th
and PARK ave. Past matrons Of
Ivy chapter Will preside
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We'd ~ Grace Church

Mr. Cart Hlbley of fuysilup and
Mlss Anna HssKsn of EsinnyiiIs
were united IN marriage Tuesday
evening al the Grace Evangelical
Lutheran church. the pastor. issy.
~ ~. sslnth, officiating Thsy
we're attended by Kenneth and
Erma Hun, of ruysllnp. After .
abort wedding trip tbs young
couple will RESIDE Ii Taeoma.
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Officers Named

At recent election the follow
ing officers were chosen to serve
in the Ladies Aid society of Hope
chapel, Mrs. S. w. Burwash, presi-
dent; Mrs. E J. Hall. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Edward Olson. secre-
tary, and Mrs. E. F. Gehri, treas
urer. These officers will be in
stalled at the Sunday morning
service.
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Party Marks Birthday OF Host

Mr. and Mrs james Andersen
entertained In their home In Edge
wood, the occasion being the birth
day anniversary Of the host
During the evening games we're
played. with fayors going 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Cook and Lawrence An.
derson. A buffet supper vas
served at the close of the evening.
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Announce Arrival
OF Dau oh.er

M. snd Ms Ben Nerlo Al.
nounee the birth q = daughter.
Judith Ann. Feb. l. The child i
welcomed by \ brother. Harry
Lee. vesrS old Grandparents
are M. ana .ars. II. Il. Clark ard
Mrs. Bertha Nerlo.
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All Club Organized

Women interested IN art In the
Bryant school district have or
gained an Art Interest club. The
first objective Of the group viii be
the establishing Of an art library
In the school. Mrs. Blanche Hodge
Is IN charge
=. B. A. meets Friday a. 3
O'Clock in Carpenters hall for a
social evening. Mrs. Alfred Bu-
dres4 In charge.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

Eulalia no conocia la capital
de Catalina.
Con esa lamentable ignoran-
cia de las bellezas de nuestra
propia patria que es tan com1n
entire los e~spaholes, la mujer del
mdsico no habia visitado nunca
la bella capital de Catalina.
Sc creia que Barcelona era
una de tantas ciudades de pro-
vincias, con cierta animation
eursi y pujos de gran eiudad.
Y sc Qued6 absorta cuando en-
contr6se una urbe imponente,
con bulevares amplisimos, her.
mosiSimos, y una locA ANNA
ci6n en- todas parties.
Los AUTOMOBILES, a cieDtos, a
no dejaban materialmen-
te transitar.
Ademas, habia w trafiSO in
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
clones.

clones.
Present6 la cuenta.
FL italiano la page cumplida-
mente...iy NADIA mas!
Pepino volvi6 al hotel donde
lie esperaba Eulalia.
Y una bora despues, un auto
les sacaba de Madrid por la ca
rretera de Arag6n, a toda veloci
dad.
Llevaban tres o cuatro male
tas y un pequeho cofrecillo repu
jado de Eibar, donde Ia esposa
ad1ltera g~uardaba sus alhajas
Y ell dinero tan hoHraddmente
ganado...
En- Sigdenza alcanzaron Ell ex-
preso de Zaragoza Y Barcelona.
Y aquella misma noche es,a-
IAN en- la ciudad condal.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

Exposition DeSoto, seran pre-
sentados los famosos drivers"
de Lucky Teter.
Teter llegara Ell domingo con
su grupo de excelente artistas
del tim6n.
La Ultima temporada de i'm
.portancia la hicieron los Hell
Drivers, hace pocas semanas,
en- la Boston Garden.
Varias pruebas Sc haran en- Ia
pista local, ell domingo y antes
del jueves.
Figuran en- ell grupo de Teter
tan notables automovilistas CO.
mo Dale O'Brien, Jack Ander-
son, Don Wilson, Larry Sand
ers, Charley William y Sid An
drews.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
LOS BUSS Y SU DUENO

FL p~residente de los Cubs de
Chicago, p. K. Wrigley, no esta
satisfecho con la actuaci6n de
algunas peloteros en- 1888; pero
aumentara los sueldos con la es-
peranza de cue Sc arimen y per-
severen en- ell triunfo.
Bill Herman, la segunda base,
firm6 aver su contrato con me-
nos sueldo que ell ano pasado.
Aseg1rase que en- la Temporal
da anterior gan6 $4,000.
Jim Collins, ell inicialista, que
muy POGO de notable hizo en-
1888, dicese que no firmara un
contrato sin aumento de sueldo.
Dizzy Dean, no obstante su
fracaso en- la temporada ante
rior, Sc siente satisfecho por 10
bien librado. Dean lanz6 solo en-
Is juegos, pero Sc lie ha dejado
ell sueldo de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

deseriptible de carros, de camio-
mes, originate por las industries
y ell concrete formidable de la
bella capital mediterranea.
Habia Gales interminables,
bulevares tirados a cordel, edifi-
clos colosales..
Visitaron los barrios indus
triales, y Eulalia Sc qued6 mara
villada de les centenares y miles
de fabricas, de los miles y miles
de obreros y obreras que salian
por las puertas de los palacios
de la industrial, grandes como
pueblos.
Ell trafico de tranvias era tam
bien inverosimil, formidable.
Pero 10 que lie encant6 mas a
fue ell puerto de mar.
%Ah, que p~uerto!...
EucTme, immense, con Sata-
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

jeres.
Las mujeres hacian de 81 10
que querian.
Ahora mandaba esta.
FL era, ante TODD, un hombre
galante.
ii Vaya por Monte Carlo L..
-acab6 diciendose a media voz
ell cinico aventurero.
I'm coche lie llev6 a su casa,
donde pronto hizo su equipaje.
Llam6 a Ia opulenta dueha de
la casa, diciendola que un tele-
grama recibido hacia media no
ra lie obligaba a salir de Madrid
Embellishments.
Mujer de mundo, acostumbra
la a todos los lios y las trapi-
que parecen constituir ell
de la vida moderna, Ia pa
roma no sc meti3 en- ayerigua-
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

EN- Ell PRIMER G

Moscou, Enero 26.-Qued6 a.
yer empatado ell ell primer lu-
gar del torneo de ajedrez que Sc
celebra aqui, ell Sr. v. Makago-
nov, con 7 victorias y 5 derro-
tas. Sc mantiene tambien en- esa
posici6n, con Ell mismo nGmero
de triunfos y derrotas, ell macs
tro Lilienthal, de Budapest.
Salo Flohr baj6 al tercer lu-
gar, con 612 victorias y 312 de-
rrotas. Sc hallan empatados en-
el cuarto pueSto, Belavenez v
Rabinovic, con 615 victorias y
Az derrotas cada uno.
Reshevsky, ell campe6n ameri
cano, contin1a en- la segunda d.
vision, con a victorias y 8 derro-
tas.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
VICTORIA DEL TTAL1AN0
ENRICO VENTURE

New York, Enero 27.--Lueso
de sufrir cratro caidas en- l Sc.
gundo asalto, que lie pusieron al
horde del nocaut, Enrico Ventu-
ri, Ell peso ligero italiano, atac6
y venci6 por puntos a John BEL
lus, de New Haven, estado de
Connecticut. Pesaba Ventura
141 libras, seis sobre ell Unite de
81 division, y Bellus, 136.
Julio Gonzalez, de Puerto Ri
co, perdi6 en- ell mismo progra-
ma la decision de los jueces en-
un combate con oliver White,
Brooklyn. Johnny DUDE, de Bos-
ton, venci6 a Gene Gregory, de
New Haven.
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VARIOS AUTOMOVILISTAS
DEL ESTE Sc HAN ms
CRIPTO

Para tomar parte en- las Care
ras de automobiles preparadas
con motive de la Exposition
fernando DeSOto, Sc inscribie-
ron aver varios notables "driv-
ers" del este de la naci6n, entire
ellos George Marshman, de Yer
kes, Pa; Otis Slime, de York,
Pa, y Joe Budnar, de New
Brunswick, New Jersey.
Estos automovilistas haran
su primera presentation en- la
Florida, aumentando a n Ell to-
tai de las inscripciones.
Slime, Budnar y Marshman
vienen precedilos de e%xcelente
reputation, por shs ~victorias er
ell estado de Pennsylvania.
Ell indio Chitwood, el vence.
dor en- Altoona, aseg1rase ma
nejara I'm coche especial propi'
dad de Johnnie Vance.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
HIZO TABLAS
CON

New York, Enero Gloon
un peso de 1874 libras, Bernie
Friedkih, de Brownsville, hizo
tablas con Joey Fontana, de Ben
sonhurst.
frankie Terry, 1451a libras,
superb a Nat Nadin, en- seis asal
tos.
Tcny Marteliano triunf6 por
nocaut tecnico sobre Freddy Fo-
ram, de Hartford, estado de
Connecticut.
Al Dolce derrot6 a Augie Mon
talvo, de Brooklyn.
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comparable belleza y grsndiosi-
dad.
FL mar formaba IN marco a.
zrl al cuadro de divina hermosu-
ra.
Y la urbe parecia un loco a.
montonamiento de arcilla o de
marmol que ocupara la llanura
entera.
Por todas parties arboledas
que rompian la monotonia de
Gales y bulevares.
Y en- las ~afueras, entire cam
pos acknowledgements cultiva-
dos, entire jardines y vergsles,
las torres dispersas y blancas,
los barrios nuevos, que escala-
ban Ell Tibidabo y Valvidrera CO.
bandadas de palomas posa-
das un momentO en- pleno cam
po,u