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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
COLISEUM SHOW HAS REPLICA OF
 FAMOUS COACH

An exact replica of Queen Vic toria's coach was needed at 2Oth Century Fox studios for a scene in Shirley Temples first Technicolor production, "The Little Princess, :" which is showing for the last times tonight at the Coliseum Theater.
 It looked like difficult assign ment. as no coaches of this type are made in America,
 A perusal of the catalogue of the thousands of props" stored in the studios property department, how ever, revealed that an exact replica of Queen Victoria's coach was to be found there,
 The coach had been brought to the studio from London at great expense for use in "Cavalcade" several years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
STUDENT STARS IN 'C0LDENb0Y
 ATCApIT0L NOW
William Holden, Film Find, Was Also in College
 Plays Last Year

Less than a year ago, William Holden was just another of the thousands of would-be actors in colleges, stock companies. amateur groups Today he's known through cut America as Golden Boy" the brilliant young star of Columbias S sensational motion picture. In Golden Boy" screen version of the Clifford Odets stage success, Holden is starred with Barbara Stan wyck and Adolphe Menjou In Golden Boy he makes his screen debut as a star in the most sought after role ever seen as a young violinist who forsakes music be- cause he can find a quicker sue cess in the prize-ring A former violinist, he wen the role after Columbia had conducted a nation wide, year-long search for a "Gol- den Boy"
 Still a bit dazed by the sudden ness of his leap to stardom, 21- year-old Holden looks back upon production of Golden Boy, which is closing it's run at the Coliseum tonight. with a feeling akin almost to personal less. He is sorry it is over; he is pleased that he has been hailed a success. And he is grateful too, that the magnitude of the title role kept him So ab sorbed he had no time to be fricht- ened
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
ALASKA BILLS
 DISCUSSED BY
 C0NGDESSNIEN
Proposed Restriction Of Labor 10 Residents
 Only Denounced

WASHINGTON. March 12-Bills to eventually restrict labor employed in the Alaska fishing industry to bona fide Alaska residents, were de- nounced before the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee to- day by Representative Albert F. Car ter. Republican Of California.
 Representative Carter said this would cause discrimination that should not be started or tolerated What would a resident of Alaska think if other persons in the United States affected would say All right, we won't come there to fish but we won't eat any of your salmon
 The committee heard Carter, but out of turn and then postponed hearings until Thursday asking Joe Jurich, representing the Information
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
VAN DUNN CHOCOLATE SHOPS

he would be loah do inasmuch Mir Prouy Jed) is institution the Family and would be sorely missed Scenar Pouy could pinch make Papa Jones sojourn in the hospital the end of Papa the Papa Jones illness could always be his last.
 had other jobs He's alaround handy studios He shows frequently in star-studio crises the casting office he who shipped the word Bette Daviss late with bosses that Bees plum This would be played by Miriam Hopkins MT Pouty changed his mind when Bette changed hers It he who used under contract at Metro Taa the girl looked She to have around MT Pouty during bleak when Garbo talked going stay.
 MT Prouty isn't always the heel might think ing he goad whiplash the protesting submission. Pouty did Jeffrey Lynn a good turn MT Pouty intended of let studio could along without him. MT. Pouty Lynn for purposebut Four Daughters Jeff
 Sometimes, however, MT. Pouy pulled a substitutes Raft substitutes tricks gentlemen still doing respective stands
 setback his quest for second Val which during of the quarrels Valentines Pouy produced seconds" but Valentines
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
Hollywood Sighy And Somd5.
fifty knots.
By Rohhin Coons .

HOLLYWOOD Cala 12--Its that eminent scen- ast and plot doctor MT Pouy little here.
 MT. Pouy is good a any especially good because rhymes with Prouy him in to work
 MT. Prouty (Jed) has been the papa MT. Prouy has poung. Prouty features have been with poungs Holywoods blanket expression satisfaction with roles MT Proutys spang the question Maybe he figured that with family growing has births papa a bigger check to make ends
 MT. Prouy beginning his desires known some time and that how MT the work in time The Jones picture before the cameras the other day entitled Pouty ready for whatever thoughtfy scrptsn which MT Prouy (ed) would play about his second of which MT Prouy would conveniently hospazed for the duration leaving the family literally
 The second of the scripts followed day shooting Alice Armand outside the hospital room of Mir Jones who thereat with rest and quiet MT. Jones would be all right.
 couple of later, when Prouty yet re- ported suspended salary tirne ever he reconsider
 scenarist Pouy had not yet played his which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12

Fishermen and Allied Workers of America, GIG, of Seattle, which op- >oses the restriction of outside labor in the Alaska fishing industry, to 'ppear.
 Beat Seizures
 Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- nond urged the committee to ap- prove of his bill requiring that a person must be tried and convicted f violating the fishery regulations f Alaska before his boat and gear an be seized.
 Representative Schuyler Otis Sland. of Virginia. Chairman of the ommittee said ii is a "havesty )n justice to punish a man before you know whether he is guilty"
 Chairman Bland urged the Bureau If Fisheries to work out a solution seven fishery bills in all that are low before the committee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
WpEDES STOP OVER
 BETWEEN STEkMERS

MT. and Mrs. R. H. Wrede of Mil- Ter House, near Fairbanks, are house guests of MT and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett.
 MT. and Mrs. Wrede returned from a vacation in the States on the Alaska today and will stop over in Juneau until the next westward boat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
G0ODhEWS BAY
 OPERATORS ON
 WAY 10 NORTH

Mir and Mrs. Fred Howard and Guy Howard, owners of the Row Row Mining Company at Goodnews Bay, are through passengers today on the steamer Alaska.
 Don Keys, dragline operator for the operation, accompanies them north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
FIRE CONTROL

Frances Began, who will be clerical worker for the Alaska Fire Control Service, is leaving for the Westward on the steamer Alaska. She has been employed in the For est Service Regional Office here be- coming acquainted with her new duties
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
' 0HMER JUNEAU
 MAN ON ALASKA

Ralph Merrill, well known former v0rng Juneau man, is passenger through Juneau today on the steamer Alaska, bound for Kodiak.
 Merrill will join the prominent Kodiak merchant, Ben Kraft, and Mrs. Merrill now in Seattle, will join him later
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
PIONEERS ARE PALLBEARERS
 AT ENGELS FUNERAL TODAY

Funeral services for Fred Engels were held in the Charles w. Carter Mortuary chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock
 Pioneers of Alaska acted as pail bearers The Rev, John Cauble con iucted the services and burial was in the Pioneers plot of Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
INJURED CCC YOUTH
 BACK FROM STATES

Charles Morrison CCC enrollee who was injured in a smashup on the Glacier Highway last fall. re- turned on the steamer Alaska from Seattle where he has been under medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
LIvENG00D pLACERS
 MANAGER THROUGH

Charles Lewis. Manager of Liven- good Placers, Inc is returning to the Interior after a visit to San Francisco. He and his wife arrived on the steamer Alaska and left by PAA Electra for Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
KAZEE TO WESTWARD

Harry H. Kazee, U. s. Bureau of Mines Safety Instructor. returned today on the Alaska from Ketchikan and Wrangell and will continue on the steamer tonight to conduct classes at Cordova, Seward, Anchor age and along the railroad belt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
Mrs. (. W0rimanIs Guest Of Honor at
 Informal FunCtion

Mrs. R. II. Wir-ams is entertain- ing informally this afternoon from to o'clock in honor of Mrs. Charles Wortman who is leaving tonight on the North Sea for her home in Sitka.
 Mrs. Wortman has been the guest cf her sister, Mrs. George Sarvella.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
ASSAYER HERE

Aben Shallit, Assayer in charge of the Territorial Department of Mines assay office at Nome, arrived from the States today on the steamer Alaska He will spend week here and then proceed to Nome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
GALLONS RETURN

H. V. Callow, of the Standard Oil Company. accompanied by Mrs. Cal low. returned to Juneau aboard the Alaska after a business and pleasure trip in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
LYING TO RETURN

Howard Lyng, Nome mining op- orator and member of the Legisla- ture, plans to leave Seattle March 30 to return to Alaska, according to word received here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
HARDWARE MAN
 RETURNS TO-DAY

John ". Jones, Of Juneau-Hard- wore, returned on the Alaska today after a business trip to the States
 Jones has been in California dur
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
WILLIAMS LEAVING

District Engineer M D. Williams of the Public Roads Administration is leaving on the steamer Alaska for routine official visit to Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
MISS HALyORsEN RETURNS

Miss Christine Halvorsen of Hal vorsen's, who has been south for several weeks, returned to Juneau aboard the Alaska today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
DISHAW RETURNS

Contractor Alfred DishaW came back on the Alaska today after a trip to the States on business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12

ing the past few weeks in connec- ton with hardware and furniture business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-12
TO ANCHORAGE

Eileen Baeby of Anchorage is aboard the steamer Alaska enroute westward.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Miss Betty Channel Barker Wed
To Mr.. william T. Reed, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs Ira Schofield Barker
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Betty Channel
Barker, to Mr.. William T. Reed, jr,
who is well known in business and
professional circles. The ceremony
was performed January / by the
Rev. Edgar A. SeXsmith of the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church in the presence of the i'm
mediate families.
The bride wore an aqua color
| (See WEDDINGS, Page Bad
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Weddings Announced
Miss Jane Jerome Browne
Married to MIR. Christian, Sd

Miss Jane Jerome Browne, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Browne,
and Mr.. George Llewellyn Chris
tian. Sd. of Richmond, Va, and
Washington were married yesterday
afternoon. The wedding took place
in st. Adams Church. the Rev. Dr.
Charles T. Warner officiating at l
o'clock before the altar which was
decorated with red and white
gladioli
Mr.. Roland Acree Waddill, uncle
of the bride, gave her in marriage
and her gown was of ivory satin
with long sleeves, draped heart
shaped neckline and a full skirt
with a fan-shaped train. The veil,
which was held in place by Juliet
cap made of rose point lace belong
ing to the brides great-great-grand-
mother, was of white tulle. She
carried white camilias fastened with
long satin streamers to an ostrich
feather fan.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Ann Page. who wore a blue
crepe dress. A fan-shaped bouquet
of wine-color carnations with velvet
streamers matching the color OF
her of -the-face hat completed her
ensemble.
Mr.. Edward Ryan Dyer was best
man. The ushers were Mr.. John
Walt NUo Sdjl1 op6 Mr. Frark Wal,
ter. jr., both of this city.
Among the out-of-town guest!
were Mr.. and Mrs. Adds J. Browne
Evening star., 1940-01-04

The house was decorated Win
enormous vases of Gala lilies and
red and white carnations were placed
in bowls about the rooms.
Assisting Miss Lawrence were
Senorita Yolanda Alfaro, Miss Mari
lynn Hines. Miss Edith Fry Pear
son, Miss Patricia Prochnik. Miss
Nancy Weller, Miss Billie Byrd West
and Miss Margaret Gordon.
Mrs. Lawrence had among her as
sistants at the tea table Mrs. Rus
sell Sard, Mrs. Rigord Mann and
Mrs. Philip Marshall Brown.
Among those who remained for
the buffet supper party with the
debutante and her assistants were
Evening star., 1940-01-04

Mcbride, whose husband was for
merly assistant to Mr.. Hull, and
Mrs. William Woodward Cook, sis
ter of Mrs. Hull.
Head Waters Farm
Presents Pretty Picture.
Head Waters Farm, at Olney, Md,
made pretty picture in the center
of vast expanse of snow, for liter
ally snow covered the landscape.
The roads, however, are comfortably
cleared, with only patches of ice
here and there. 1t was one of these
treacherous spots that caused the
car bearing Mrs. Harry Churchill
January to skid and land in snow
drift, with no damage done. If the
landscape was cold in its blanket of
snow, the interior of Head Waters
Farm was warm and aglow with
burning logs in the fireplaces and
bright red poinsettias in the wide
entrance hall. Elsewhere, in draw
ing room and on the long tea table
in the dining room, pink roses were
in low bowls.
Mrs. Ickes stood at the door Of
the drawing room to receive her
guests and wore a becoming gown
of black crepe, the skirt long and
flowing and the bodice covered with
a hip length jacket of gold kidskin
that had short puffed sleeves and
was caught together in the front
with large jade pin.
Presiding at the tea table during
the reception hours of to 6 o'clock
were Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., and
Mrs. William o. Douglas, who pre-
sided during the early hours of the
reception and others taking their
turns during the latter part of the
at home were Mrs Ebert K Burlew.
wife of the First Assistant Secretary
of the Interior; Mrs. Richard Sanger,
Mrs. Norman Littell, Miss Anne
Parks and Miss Peggy Dowd
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Miss Nancy Lawrence
Introduced to Society
Buffet Supper for Assistants Follows Tea;
Miss Joan Hull Is Honored at
Party by Mrs. J. C.. Fremont

Lawrences home Nebraska
Elano Washington
supper debuantes assistants followed the
received with her mother white ule
ostrich circled
neckline
in composed peas
Wears Gown
Crawl and Orchids
a gown made with long
and full corsage Of orchids
Evening star., 1940-01-04

Way
AS WI Schel
Budape young
details shall notify
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Ronigs Announce
Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Edison
Ronig announce the birth of a
son, Berdette Sperry Ronig, Fri
day, December 20, at Garfield
Memorial Hospital Mrs. Ronig
formerly was Miss Margaret Flea
nor Sperry, daughter of Mrs.
Sperry and the late Mr.. Clarence
Berdette Sperry of Clarksburg,
w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Ronig make
their home in Beverly Hills, Va,
where Mrs. Sperry has been visit
ing them since before Christmas.
Mrs. Ronig is an artist and Mr..
Ronig is connected with the So
cial Security Board.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Hungarian Minister
Leaves on Trip

The Hungarian Minister and
Nine. Pelenyi will leave today for
several weeks absence, the Minister
making a business trip.
Nine. Pelenyi will not be at home
tomorrow afternoon and has dis
continued her afternoons at home
for several weeks.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Senator Taft Staying
With Mother

Senator Taft of Ohio returned
to Washington Monday and is
staying temporarily with his
mother, Mrs. William Howard
Taft. The Senator will be joined
next week by Mrs. Taft, who re-
manned in their home in Cincin-
natl. After her arrival they will
take possession of the house at
250l Massachusetts, avenue which
they have leased from Mrs.
Rushmore Patterson for the win
ter.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and Its Envrons
By the Way
Beth Blaine;

couples hocked the parental
Mrs Thomas Proctor OF Ham
ton Mass Mr. and Mrs Mr. and
Reverdy Wadsworth of Geneseo N Y.
The Proctors Magares the Sher
Flnts mother Henry Laobe
mother and father Mr. and Mrs
all assembled at
cocktail.
who to have lost Of the wit for which
she in ghood Washington, remarked
that she should be taking of for home since she
believe that fish and house guests
good longer than days
Cortlandt Parker, and his pretty wife Charlotte,
Chauncey Walter Chappe also drop
in Robert Pels who being
wonderful New Year Eve party they had
given Cromwell Robert Stead and the Richard Winners
Guests of Maj Alice Barys
Nancy Glover
Houghng will take place the
charming house Kalorama road and only for
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Ickes
Hold Their First Official
At Homes of the Season
Notable Guests Gather
At Interesting Receptions
Of Cabinet Hostesses
BY MARGARET HART,

of the Nations Capital definitely calling
apparently enjoy the attending
cabinet This
American dgnaes
household
Cordeu
receiving the time this winter
from Waters Farms Maryland where Harold
the of the Interior held her at while
planning to Ickes.
Unusual
Taken in Receptions
something unusually interesting
open other function there varied
Many old residents Washington take pride in not taking
prominent dizzy wh these particular
addition there
hostess entertains other attend
No than Mrs Hull
and yesterday
Evening star., 1940-01-04

Miss Sta Finkenstaedt, who will
make her bow next season; Misses
Mary Tudor and Suzanne Morsell,
(See DEBUTANTE, Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1940-01-04

of Chicago. Miss Elizabeth Browne
and Mrs. Alexander Britton Browne
of New York, Miss Louise Garland
Dyer of Charlottesville, Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, jr,
from Upper Montclair, N. J.
Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was held for
the family and bridal party at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddill.
For her golng-aWay outfit the
bride wore a tailored suit with
matching overcoat and brown ac-
cessories.
On their return from their we'd
ding trip the couple will reside here
in Washington. Mr.. Christian 8
parents make their home in Tient-
sin, China, and we're unable to at
tend the wedding.
Evening star., 1940-01-04


Things that we shall long remember
about the past week-Nancy Weller whirling
about the dance floor at the Tydings dance,
dressed in parchment color satin with point
de venise lace festooned about the wide skirt
and wearing long and very formal white
gloves Billy Adams at the George CARROTS
New Year Eve party for Ethels daughter,
Elaine Darlington, the hit of the evening
dressed as his New Year resolution-an angel
his robes of pale blue flannel, his halo OF
gold and his wings of pure, pure white. Louise
Stillwel in fesh-colored tulle looking so like
her lovely mother, Nine. Espl, who wore sill
yer lame also, at the Tydings party. The same
evening Peggy Sheldon (she's a granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Irving Chase and is visiting Mrs.
George Barnett here) in red crepe with enor-
nous gardenias having tremendous rush
on the dance floor. Peggy Lansdowne daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Caswell, and one of the sub
debs present at Mrs. Roosevelt's luncheon fc
White House, being patted on the cheek by
told that she was certainly pretty child! +
telegram to his mother-hes with the Byrd e
isn't the Ritz-but love it!'
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

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antes habia pasado por su ofiCi.
ma situada en- "a nave contigua
de los bsjos de este palacia.
Y sc Sent6 frente a Isidoro,
.eomenzando a deSpachar con a..
te. como de csotumbre.
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Compania nsviers que pedimos
diss pasados al ministerial
@Lenasf
IAenaS.
-Perfctamcnte
Este es el d~oeumsnto del
baron de Yosima. lTan anna.
blel viene 81 cuadro sintStieo
de las dltimas operaeiones De
Ia caballeria.
-iAh. muy bienl
-ESto Is IA Memoria De Re
laciones EStaiores
-lLa de este meat
-Justo. Cartas del ssere-
tariO I del syudante Del smpS
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
Que tai desde ayers

SQue TAI deSde ayers
III Hola. querido compatrio-
Ia Adelante. eoronel. adelante.
Que hay de nuevo?
Herrera. el brillGnte Official
de nueStro ejerite. que llevaba
tantoS amos como Sgregado mili-
tar a nueStra Emhajada en- To-
kio Iegaba desde su casa, ST.
tuada en- las cercaniss del tem-
rio de MeiuJinju.
Era IN hombre alto, eincuen
ton, pero que conservaba "a
fuerza y Ia agilidad de IN ma-
chscho De veintieinco amos.
Guapo. Simpatico. hablador y
communicative como un andaluz,
h2blase hecho utilisimo desde
un principle . Isidoro. 5 causa
de cue el eoronel Herrega-eOss
rara en- los europsos-hablaba,
ieia y escribia maravillosamen-
te e iapon6s.
Lsgaba con variOs papeles
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

Ndor, sObre ESQ de la audien-
cia.
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qaerido e%oronelG.. Veo que
conserve listed un sobre yalu.
minoso en- la mano tOdavia...
Herrera sonri6. levantando-
Sc.
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magnitiea mesa ministro de /.
sidcro, vino a situarse junto Al
embajador.
Y al tempo cue pOnia 81 al
timo sobre encima De Ia car
peta do BorgoAa. explie6 q a..
te. antes dc aelararle de 10 que
- tratabas
Reeuerda listed. mi Que
rido eusoajsdor, que nos Ia.
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sa "a del nuevo agregadO M.
val, luego de l. muerte del ID.
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La gaceta., 1940-06-17

traerSe con Ago de leer. de ale
jar de So espiritu Ia idea aluci-
mantle, Recommendations. inSopOr-
table.
Entonces, poniendoSe IN 70
pom, Sc echo de- lecho Y Sc seer-
CO a Ia bi6lioteQuita volante Que
habia en- IN ang1lo De "a alco-
ba.
Ali tenia lSidoro IN par de
docenSS de librOS f~svoritos.
Cogi0 Ia B0raca Saagre y
arena D Arps y TartanG.. y Sc
volvi6 al lecho
Sc acod6 en- Ia Slmohada Y :.
tuvo Ieyendo Arros y Tartaaa.
Mas iayl
De pronto un Sollozo le gan6
Ia garganta
Ia evocaci6n de IA gran pa
sion & los pNtagonistas. ha-
6iale llenado e eoraz6n q Is vez
de f~reseuraS y sombras...
En- 81 vida, en- Ia vida De s.,
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
Los CabaIeros Leales y Ia Unione
ltaEana ganaron los desaios de aver
FL resultado mantiene ell gran interes
de la primera serie

les sus bateadores Sc debilitaron
Abrieron los ASSURES Ell juego.
con dos carreras, Y en- este inn
ing combinaron un hit al CT y
varias planchas.
Los garibaldinos no cubrian
la primera base y las huestes do
Estebm Iglesias aprcvecharon.
Pero en- su vez al bate. los de Ia
Unione hicieron dos carreras.
empatando el desafio.
varas lanzaba por los Astu :
res, con gran habilidad, v Long
val por los italianos antifascis-
tas.
En- el quinto "a yI4one anor6
otra earrera.
Malograron los astures la oc-
.tava entrada, en- esta forma
Magadan peg6 un tubey; Nc
Nenny di6 una plancha y Maya
dan avanz6 haSta la tercera. sien
do out el bateador. Estando Ii
to Corrales al bate, Magadan 81
nnSo a leer las aventuraS de
Sherlock Holmes Y ell catcher
Polk trio a Ia tereera, poniendo-
10 fuera. Lito pereeio de s. a Ia
y Sc malgor6 la opOrtunidad d.
hacer por 10 menos una carrera
Pero el Centre volvi6 a Ia cal
ga, en- ell noveno. j. PrOvenzanC
peg6 de hit Tony Garcia. el ca
cher, da una plancha y el pitcher
Longval tira NAL a Ia segunda
Entonees Grsndio reSuelve sa
car a Longval y poner a Sale
mi. lgleSlaS qulta q NaraS, I
quien solo lie habian bateado Gin
co HAS, y IL sustituye con el ba
teador Rodriguez. Este da ua'
plancha y los corredores AVIAN
gan a segunda y tercera. ORR
huela batea an hit corto y entrt
J. Provenzano. Maseda musrl
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

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riendo levemente.
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estal Su nombramiento llega
al nismO tempo cue q
-iPerO Ia venSdos
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tenido en- Hong-Kong unes
aias' y viSne en- IN buQus
mgies cue dsbe arrihsr mana
ma q mediodia a Yokohama.
Tenga listed. MAe e. nombra
misn'O. Que 10 acabo de ssear
de Ia valja Official.
Diciendo este. Il corOuel
Herrera mvit6 al embajador a
cue examinsse a 81 yea Ia CO
psosa Recommendation de aquel
soore v~oluminOSa
BOrgoaa, loeSO a. Anrmar-
- Sas lentes De orO prexun.6.
a tempe cue desdoAlaAs &
plisgOi
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

FL nuevo campe6n de luchas
de la Florida. ell holandes Piers,
arriesgara hoy SD titulo en- un
match con Evans. SiendO Ell ar
bitro Cowboy Luttrail, el hon.
bre que el dia Il de julio pelea-
"a con Jack Dempsey.
Piers conQuiSt6 el titulo de-
rrotando a N Williams, Ell mu-
chacho de Tallahassee. que Sc
retro del cuadrilatero Sangraa-
do por los oidoS.
Tommy Milan. Ell australia
no Sc bstira con el fuerte " ru-
do tejano Wildcat Roberts.