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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22

Fly meet taIOrlteS lOllOWlllS lIlelI
victory in the Holtville relays Fri
day night. has already lodged a for
NAL protest and has prepared a long
list of reasons why Brawley should
be made the favorite.
Coach John Mcintyre, assistant
to Sheldon Loughborough at Braw-
ley and head coach of Brawley'S
track and field team. accepted nam
ing of Ell Centro as county meet
favorite. but was somewhat alarm
ed by the fact Brawley was rated
a close second.
Mcintyre, referred to by rival
coaches as the man with the
rule book, has brought his athletes
long way since the start of the
season and has been beaten in only
one meet. the Holtville relays.
In the 81 events of the Relays
the Wildcats picked up five first
places, while El Centro collected
nine. Brawley, however. seemed
better fortified in individual events
while El Centro'S balance served
we'll in the relay events.
Imperial, regarded as a competi-
tor in the B division, collected two
firsts in the Holtville relays, first
in the 100 yard dash and in the B
pole vault.
Holtville. Douglass and Calipatria
are ranked in that order for the
county meet The Vikings will COL
lect points in the B hurdles, thru
the efforts of Kozo Sanbonmatsu.
and few points in the c division.
Douglass will be strong in var
sity dash events anC in high jump
and weight events.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
Long Beach Pilot
Wins s. D. Regatta

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April %.
up - Roy Mccullough of Long
Beach with his trim Yankee Doo-
die II won in the 1876, 225 and free
for all classes of the second annual
Lake Murray regatta yesterday.
The 5000 fans had a thrill when
R. A. Rust's Miss EiSinore of Pasa-
dena capsized on a fast run. The
boat was righted and later took
third in the M-hydroplane divi-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, April %. tCP( -
Hogs saleable 1900; slow few sales
rs TO 40 cents higher than last FRI
dav; most bids only 10 to 10 cent"
higher; few choice 205 lb. Callfor
Mas 10; some held higher; me
dunn 10 choice 1SO-230 lb. truckinS
6.65-6.95 few $50; sows steady at
425-4S5.
cattle salcable 5000; open stead
but many nsold; medium to eooo
fed steers S75-95O; latter AVERAGED
1l45 lbs: load 900 lb. Arizonas $50:
Mexican steers 6.s5-7; grass aho
short fed heifers down: cows 5.ou'
q so. Gamers and cutters 4.25- !. 5u
load bulls $50: odd head to 10
calves saleable 500; fully steddN'
vralers to 1885: calves S-1o.5o.
sheen saleable 1900; open STEADY
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22

Joe Kuhel hit his second homer
in two days.
Dizzy Deans 1910 debut was a
flop. The Cardinals knocked him
out of the box in the fifth and
scored a Sd victory for their first
win in four starts Dizzy blanked
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
BeeLeague
SoftbaII Sked

Bee League softba!l schedule:
Tuesday night-Golden State VS..
Cramers.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Dis
trict Shop.
Thursday-District office VS. Ciey
Friday-Coca Cola VS.. 20-30.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22

the Cards for three innings but fell
apart when Bob sturgeon and Rip.
Russell made two boots. Ray Blades
called on five pitchers before the
Cards finally got under the wire to
win. Pepper Martins single drove
in st. Louis winning run.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
MCCORMICK SKATERS
PAR TO TAKE TOURNEY

AVALON, Calf. April %. IUPJ
The Bobby Jones trophy was IN
the hands today of Bruce McCor-
mick of F1intridge, who clipped par
five strokes on the Catalina Island
course yesterday for 36 hole card
of 1875
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
Markets at a Glance

Stocks irregularly higher and
quiet. e
Bonds irregularly higher; |. >
governments irregular.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton up as much as 90 Genus
bale.
wheat up !, to off rs cent; corn
unchanged to up =.
Rubber off around y cent Ib'
Silver unchanged in New YORK
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
Wins Ski Title

NORDEN, UP)-CalomiaS skiing
closed Pfer Valley Ida winning the first
Sugar slalom down difficult mile
a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
Valley Coaches
PeSSi inniStic as
County MeetNeor
BY BURDETTE KINNE

ms Is moaning season among valley track ana llelo
coaches and the leading moaners ae the mentors VINO
guide the deSnies of Brawey and Ell Centre cder path
squads.
Coach Larry Hanson, whose Sparans were made coun-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
Phoenix Defeats Yuma

PHOENIX. UP)-The Phoenix high school Coyotes
the West Central Con-
their yesterdays to de-
feat of the high Criminals.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-22
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. BANKS
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Los ANGELES, April %. UP)
TranSameTica ...........#..... > = II
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
The Washington Daybook
By Jack Stinnett
ODDS ARE ALREADY ON DEMOCRATS TO REMAIN RIGHT IN POWER IN U. S.
WASHINGTON, July 27-Lea,

WASHINGTON, July 27-Leav es from Chicago diary:
 Be sure to notify Wall Street and the bookies that the odds al ready are on the Democrats to remain in power. They are not wonderful odds, but they are an edge. They're 5 to 4.
 Here's how. Of the IS men who have been nominated in Windy City conventions 10 have been blown right into the White House by November balloting. The first was Abe Lincoln, in 1860, when manager for Dark Horse Abe packed the galleries of the old Wigwam (which looked like an oversized pit for cockfghts) and swept their candidate into power with as wild a hullaballoo as the city ever has seen.
 Cleveland (twice), Grant, Gar field, Blaine, Roosevelt I, Harri- son, Harding, Taft, and Roosevelt II all got mandates" here-and residences in Washington.
 Old-timers around here like Pat Nash, the white-haired vet eran of Illinois politics, tell me that the hottest" convention ever held here wasn't Democrat ic, but Republican. It was 1912, when Roosevelt I, trying to rough-ride over Taft got his ears pinned back in a scrap over seat ing of delegates and took a walk" with his Bull Moose party.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
Severe Penalties For Un- warranted Tax Additions

The Bureau of Internal Rev.
 enue has had it's attention called
 to the fact that in certain instanc
 es dealers in articles subject to
 the internal revenue taxes have
 raised the prices of these pro-
 ducts to consumers in amounts considerably in excess of the de fense taxes imposed by the Re venue Act of 1940. The Bureau has received reports that a num- Der of such dealers have repre- sented to their customers that such increases in prices are due solely to the imposition of the defense taxes.
 The Commissioner of Internal Revenue issued warning that under section 3325 of the Inter- nal Revenue Code, whoever in connection with the sale or lease, or offer for sale or lease, of any article, or for the purpose of mak ing such sale or lease, makes any statement, written or oral, intend ed or calculated to lead any per son to believe that any part of the price at which such article is sold or leased, or offered for sale or lease, consists of a tax impos- ed under the authority of the United States, or ascribing a part lcular part of such price to a tax imposed under the authority of the United States, knowing that such statement is false or that the tax is not so great as the portion of such price ascribed to such tax, shall be guilty of a and upon convic- tion thereof shall be punished by fine of not more than 5000 or by imprisonment not exceed ing one year, or both.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
OIL EMBARGO TO BE EFFECTIVE AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, JULY SYST

SAN FRANCISCO - Califor- nia port authorities are taking steps for the enforcement of the embargo on high grade fuel and scrap iron which goes into eff feet tonight at midnight.
 San Francisco Customs Collec- tor Paul Leake is authorized by Secretary of State Hull to allow export of petroleum, iron and steel scrap without export licens es provided the materials are loaded aboard outbound vessels before midnight July 31.
 A number of vessels are load ing furiously to get out of coast ports before the deadline.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31

of the split-vote business, though concerned Edward Higgins, secre
 tary to Senator Theodore F. Green, of Rhode Island. The Sen ator was delegate-at-large but he only had half a vote while his employee elected delegate from the Panama Canal Zone could stand right up and say lone vote' every time the Senator put in his half-penny's worth.
 Habit lay heavily on House Speaker William B. Bankhead to day and thew him into confusion When he walked into his big press conference, he seemed lost looked helplessly around and said: Who's in charge here? can't be, l haven't any gavel."
 I can't find "One-Eyed" Con- nolly but if he gets into this con- vention without a ticket, he de- serves the gate-crashers' Pulitzer l. takes blitzkreig of five Magi- not lines of gatekeepers and some times the storming of a whole rear-guard of sergeants-at arms 10 get a seat.
 Just to give you a hint of what Women's suffrage has done to- ward dressing up political con- make note that Helen actress and wife of Actor Melvyn Douglas, is nation Il committeewoman from Calif- 1rnia, ah.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
JAPAN SETS HER POLICY

TOKYO, July 29 - Japan's new Premier, Prince Fuminaro Konoye, and his key Cabinet Min isters are in complete agreement with the plans and objective of the Japanese Imperial Army headquarters.
 All day last Sunday a series of important conferences dealing with international and domestic policies were held. Rumors per sist that Japan is planning to take definite steps of expansion in the direction of the European mandated colonies in the South Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
WHERE'S CACTUS JACK?

Keep working to uncover that convention mystery: Why "Cac- tus Jack" Garner did a fadeout during the early part of the con- vention and for days couldn't be reached by telephone or personal appeal. Even close friends could nit find out where he was. May be it's a new political technique but it sure was applied with a vengeance. If the Cactus Coo- lidge" as Heywod Broun once dubbed him had been weekend ing in Uuvalde, he couldn't have been any more scarce around Chicago. It had his packers bit ing their nails and using the kind Of language that would have shocked the Texas rangers.
 Add to the most utterly ridic- uous of all political sappery, that business of splitting state dele gation votes into halves quarters siXteenths and on. What kind of vote is a forty-eighth of vote anyway? Maybe it's all for a laff because you can get plenty of 'em anytime you want watching convention kibitzers trying to keep scorecards on that kind of balloting. Eleven and three-six- teenths vote for Farley, two and one-forty- -eighths votes for Gar ner, three and seven-thirty-sec- onds votes for McNutt and so on. You add, Tl just groan.
 OUT-VOTED HIS BOSS
 Funniest fillip that came out
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
S. o. TO LOSE HEAVILY

SAN FRANCISCO - The new ly named President of the Stand ard Oil Company of California, H. D. Collier predicts his com pany alone will lose $50,000, ,000 a year under the United States oil embargo against Japan.
 Collier returned from Tokyo on board the Japanese motorship Kamakura Maru.
 Said the new Standard Oil head: If the United States stops selling oil to Japan, the Japanese will get all they want anyway"
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
NEW ALASKAN BILLS GIVEN TO SENATOR'S

WASHINGTON, July 29 The House has passed and sent to the Senate bill to restore to the Post Office Department author ity b approve of transportation of mail in Alaska by air.
 The Civil Aeronautics Author ity Act repealed this authority two years ago.
 The House also sent to the Senate a bill to authorize Sitka to improve it's electric and wa ter plants. and issue $200,000 in bonds above the statutory limit set for that purpose.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
IRON LUNG FRED SNITE
 CELEBRATES 3Oth BIRTHDAY

CHICAGO, July 29-Frederick Snite Jr. celebrated his 30th birthday as usual - in the iron lung. Snite was placed in the mechanical breather shortly af- ter he was stricken with infantile paralysis March 21, 1886 while touring the Orient.
 His condition has improved to the point where he can now ex- ercise daily in portable breath ing device and take short walks.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31

The politicians who figure Chic ago is the luckiest convention city in the land add the Bull Moose convention nomination of Teddy, too, because although he didn't win the election, he did give William Howard a licking at the polls.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
SOJRDOUGH STATIONERY

That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter heads and Envelopes, have beei brought strictly uptodate. and are now available at the Nugget ofB 70
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-31
Old Papers For Sale

Buy them by the bundle, Use them for starting fires. For Sale at The Nome Nugget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-09
EVENING STAR FEATURES TO-DAY

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MOI This
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Protect babTS eyes from glare.

Mother-Baby loves to look at a
light and this bulb is so small, I
don't believe it will hurt him.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
FIRMO Ell GOBERNADOR
LA LEY SoBRE LAS A.
PUESTAS MUTUAS

Albany, N. Y, abril 2-E go
bermador Lehman firm6 aver la
nueva ley del Estado que permit
te las apuestas mutuas, por me-
dio de maquinas, en- los hip6dro
mos, y prohibe la existencia de
los corredores de apuestas.
La actitud del goberuador per
mitira que ell sistema de mutuas
commence a funcionar Ell dfa Is
de abril, cuando Sc abrira Ell Hi
p6drOmo de Jamaica, en- Long
Island. Estimase que pOr medic
de las maquinas tendra Ell Esta-
do ingresos anuales ascendentes
a mas de $5yOO0OOO.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
cor, Los CUANTES

LIE deseamos todos la mejor
suerte al jOven cubanO Rafael
D,g6n, campe6n del peso welt.
err.
81 la fama de Legion es me-
recida, como Sc dice que 10 es,
RuSter Carroll sera derrotado
pero este no es decir que Ell a
mericano de Lowell, Mass, vue
la entire las "palomas".
Legion es un joven fuerte, je
buena presencia, y para el pu-
gilism local representa- una sim
yecci6n" efectiva.
Ell cubano, sin embargo, no
lauiere peleas facilles porque sa-
be que las peleas faciles no a.
traen al pGblico tampeno.
Nosotros esperamOs que ell p1
latino, con buenos boxea-
cubanos Y de otros passes,
responda de nuevo a los eSfuers
EOS de LaMarque.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

coraz6n estaba ahora alberto y
palpitante a causa de Ia felici.
dad que Ell cielo la concedia con
este hombre tan adorable, mos
trabase hambrienta de hacer
oFen, de que por ella fueran los
otrcs tambi6n felices...
-%iSi6ntese listed, Plural
dijo Lopez Muro, levantandose
y brindando una silla a la recien
llegada, al lado de Luisita.
La amante de Gustavo Sc sem
to.
Los nOvios la miraban CON in.
mensa piedad.
Juan jose, sObre todo. que Ia
recordaba sonriente y dichosa.
con esa luz extraha en- el rostro
que solo tienen los seres fell.
ces...
IQue habia ocurrido en- Ia =
.lstencia de esta pObre muier
para que Sc marchara do acme.
~ casa dOuds VStase sdorads 10
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

mismo que una diosa7
Este es 10 que iba a poner
ahora sn claro ell poeta, ayuda-
do por la dulce Tulsa.
VA Sc TODD 10 que me va US
ted a decir y a preguntar-co-
memo Pura con voz triste-.
Por ESQ no Guerra yer a ninguno
de ustedes, de les amigos de Gus
tavo. lei ma sido conmigo muy
cruel!
Lopez Muro frunci6 el ceho. a.
sombradisimo.
-iEl-pIdo aontestar. al
I'm. JGustavo?... Pero... lfu6
por culpa de Gandara que listed
Sc mareh6 de aquella casa, Pa-
ra?
-Si, por su culpa, Juan Jose.
Los movies Sc miraron extra
nados, cada vez mas sorprendi-
dos,
-ustsd dsbs As6sr sutgiaa
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
p~arandOse en- e c

AL mismo tempo, Luisa,
frunciendo enormemente ell ce
no, miro a esta descohocida.
interrOgando con Ia mirada a
su novio.
=Senora... Justed?-repi-
tic Ell poeta, con asombro In
menso-. IAd6nde var. IQue
es de su vida?...
Pura sinti6 que un sollozo la
CANADA la garganta y Sc ocul-
to ell rostro con la mano IL
quierda
Su diestra llevaba un gran
paquete. envuelto en- uno de
esos pahuelos en- que las mu-
jeres llevan las labores a en-
tregar.
-lAh, senior Lopez Murol
.pudo decir solamente.
Baj6 Ia cabeza.
Y ~ hermoso busto 90 con-
nCWi6 con IN gran sstruned-
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
mientO que relate 81 llantO pro-

mientO que relate su llantO pro
fundO.
yamos, seiora, escuche!.. h..
D6nde esta listed? IQue hace
usted?... 5Qua ma Ccurrido2..
|iCrea que Gustavo esta apena-
|disimol.. Ssabes, Luisa?... IFS
ia sehora Is Purita. ls... mujer
de Gandaral
Luisita va habia comprendi-
do, y miraba a esta mujer con
una piedad inmensa.
n Vamos, venga listed con
nosotros..., mire. esta sehorita
es mi bronchial.
@Ah, mucho gusto
decir Ia desdichada entire lagri-
mas, levantando Ia cabeza
Lopez Muro comprob6 Ia de-
macraci6n del rostro de Ia infe-
liz, que ilevaba unos guantes ro-
Zoe y viacs.
-V0nga listed con nOso
TSLmbtit utVu Nwc-
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

La tenemOs que hablar. Aver he
mos visto a Gandara... IAN, 81
sUpiera listed la pena que le ha
causado y que 10 causa Su acti-
tud con ELL.
Pura habia dejado de llorar,
y, con los ojos muy brillantes,
contemplate a Lopez MurO en-
.silencio.
Sus pupilas expresaban uR
dolor atroz, uno de esos dolores
que no pueden expresarSe con
palabras.
FL poeta reptile por bercera
vez,
-lVenga listed con nosotros,
sonora iCenaremos juntos, Y,
a la vez, la diremos algO que ~
imteresa de SECURE inmensamen
tel
Pura acab6 por contestarI
-Antes tengO cue ir q entire
gar esta labor. IAd6nds van
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
Sc CORRERA N A Ell
DERBY DEL CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ell Derby del Canedromo de
Sulphur Springs sc correra ma
mana, dfa 8. Cada uno de los gal
gOs inscriptos procede de una
victoria por elimination espe-
cial.
La octava carrera de aver Ia
Ean6 Gay Jocey, un ejemplar de
Ia perrera de P. c. Anderson,
con un peso de 81 libras. Sc lie
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

Flash Burke, de Alabama,
que Il wief1es psleafa en- Benz
jamin Fled, derfsb6 aver en- el
tercer asalto, a Bill Rodriguez.
AL mlpchaefio ta6fpeEole hicie-
ron Ia cuenta de diez.
Tablas Sc declare ell match
entire Battling Oscar Y Gaspar
Guggino.
Estes dos combates completl-
ron ell programa de anoche en- la
GUIDED de allende ell terraplen
Davis.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02


entreg6 Ell trofeo de una conoci-
da tienda local, la McCaskill.
Traffic Hawk v Martin An
drew reaiizaron Ia combination
de la apuesta dobae los afortu-
nados cobraron $500.
Para la octava carrera de hoy
50 ha hecho una selection de gal
COS veloces y Sc disputaran lot
horrores Cotton Market, Air
Reaper, Tariff Pride, Tariff
Warrior, Conoco John, Uptown
Warngler Y Buff Luck.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

Carroll sigus mencionando sus
victorias sobre Cocoa Kid, Phil
Furr, Johnny Dean y otros.
Quiza lie convenga saber que
Rafael Legion gan6 la corona
del peso weller venciendo a Jo-
seCOego, un pdgil de reconocida
habihdad,
Legion sabe, ademas que tron-
chara sus planes futures y has
ia su viaje a New York, una de-
rrota a manos de Carroll.
Carroll atribuye sus contra
tiempos recientes a q. 81 no pue-
de boxear con zurdos.
mo volvere a pelear con EUR
dos"-le decia aver a LaMar4
que.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

Domingo Torres, ell cubano,
gladiator del peso ligero. hizo
aysr tablas, de nuevo, con ell We
terano Ricardo Hernandez.
Torres atac6 de manera VIC
lenta por Ell cueTpo y Herman,
DEE lie contestaba con puletazos
por la mandibula.
Ell pueblo tuvo fuertes aplau-
SOS para los dos gladiadores,
Bob Monin a1canz6 Otra de-
rrota por nocaut, en- e sextO a.
aSaltO, a manos de Woody
Jones.
HOra es va de que Monin pien
Sc en- retirarSe, 81 no quiere a.
rruinar pOr complete su juven-
tud.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
DEPNRTES
LIEB LLEGARA A GAINES
WILLIE Ell Is DE ABRdL

Gainesville. abril 3.-Tom
Dfab, ell nuevo coach de la Uni
versidad de Florida, haSl6 aver
DOT telefono con altos emplea-
dos y les dijo que llegaria a esta
ciudad el dia / de abril.
Tan pronto llegue entrara
Lieb EN- funciones y con Ell fin
de preparar ell equipo para la We
nidera temporada. SUICIDE en- Ell
puesto a Josh Cody, ahora asis-
tente coach en- la universidad de
Temple.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

r.; no hab1amos decidido
todavfa! PerO la esperaremos
en- el bar Zaragoza, ahi, en- An
ton Martin. IVA usted muy le-
jos?
NO. Ahf, a Romanones...
-Bien; entonces, la esperare
mos. iNo tardel... Pero Iven-
dra?-desconfi6 aun Lopez Mu-
70.
Mi paaabra de honoFl
Sc separarOn.
Media bora despues, Pura en-
en- efecto, en- ell bar de An
ton Martin, sentandose q la mis-
mesa que los novios,
Juan Jose habia puesto en- au
tos por complete a Luisa, vol.
a contar la extraha
de Pura de Ia casa del
Y Ia dulcs muShssha, euyo
-I6snOca l.~ IUstsdI..
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
CARROLL VENCIO
A o

Sarasota, abril 2-Buster Car
oil, Ell fuerte gladiator de Lo-
veil, Mass, peso mediano, ven
is anoche, por decision, a Bill
cooper, de Phoenix, Arizona.
Cooper sustituy6 en- ell dltimo mi
uto a Irish Johnny Dean.
Jimmy Dundee, de San Pc
ersburg, derrib6 por la cuenta
lie 10 a Joe Lanahan, de Lexing
ION, KY. FL arbitro Young Ray
puso fin a la pelea, en- el
primer asalto, luego de que La
lahan habia sido derribado Qua
no veces. Sc quej6 Lanahan y
convino en- seguir la pc
lea, completando la tarea en- cua
tro asaltos mas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

Promote ser muy interesan-
be la pelea Ciclone Diaz y Flash
Burke, dos de los preliminaris-
tss contratados por La Marque
para presentar al campe6n cuba
no Legion.
Dos muchachos que siempre
rindan sus mejore7 esauerzcs
y no entienden de ''spaSfgula-
m.ento'',
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

Los peritos de la Liga Nacio-
nal opinan que la lucha sera en-
tire los ROjs de Cincinnati v los
P&jaros Rojos.
AlgunOs, sin embargo, conce-
den a los Gigantes la oportuni-
dad de ganar Ell campeOnate.
Creese que Paul D~erringer y
Bucky Walters, los pitchers es-
trellas del Cinci, no tendran IL
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

Tommy Bl dges lanz6 aver
por los Tigres, en- Lakeland, y
domino al Indianapolis.
La anotaci6n final fue de 5 ca
rreras por 8. Los Tigres envia-
ron aver cinco pitchers, dos jar
dineOs Y un jugador de cuadro
a las memories.
Indianapolis &c, 5h, De; Detroit
&c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

(Por Tira a Quarts

ma temporada tan bueFia como
Ia anterior; pero que Ell cambiO
Sc obterIlra un -mejor concurSo
Y efsctividad dc Bine Thomp :
son, Whitley Moore, Joe Beggs y
john Hutchins.
Ell punto d5bil del os Carde-
males, en- el criterio de varios ex
pertos, es la segunda base. En-
cuanto al IS esperase que Mar
tin Marion de ell grade.
La gaceta., 1940-04-02
TONIC SEGUNDo
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
CAPITULO XIX
La mujer que anna

81; aquella mujer era Pura,
Lopez Muro, antes de poder
advertir a su novia, di6 dos
pasos, y cogi6 por un brazo a
la mujer que les cruzaba.
AL mismo tempo exclam6:
iAhl Made habria recono-
edo a la infeliz, a no ser, CO.
mo era Lopez Muro, de los a
migos cast familiares del ma
Eieo.
RurS Sc yOlyi6 aObresslsSds,
La gaceta., 1940-04-02

A la cabeza de los clubs de Ia
Liga de la Toronja siguen los
Medals Rojas de Boston, con 8
victorias Y 2 derrotas. Los In
dio7 de Cleveland ocupan Il Sc
guadc lugar, con 5 triunfos y 2
contrstiempos.