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LII ABNER

T,IPERIAL,-Clssn apts.; bot and cold
water eieis So Yakima.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Ell "Tigre Rubio" de Iowa,
Lee Savold, comenz6 a entrenar
Sc para su pelea del dia l de
mario con Bob Pastor, Sc efec-
tuara ell combate en- la Madison
Square Garden.
Lee tiene poca habilidad co :
mo p1gil, pero sus puhos estan
cargados con dinamita.
Savold dice que su primera
pelea la sostuvo en- Madison,
Minnesota, en- una feria donde
SO ofrecian $25 al que lograra
resistir cuatro asaltos a "Ring
Terror" Savold, de padres no
ruegos, tenia 16 amos y di6 81 pa
so de avance, aceptando Ell reto.
Derrib6 al Terror del Ring
Y tuvieron que pagarle los $25.
En- su pelea con Pastor SOTO
recibira ell 1879 de las entradas
y Bob ell 40%. Ahora bien, 81 de
rrota a Bob Sc lie ofrecera al no.
ruego una pelea con Luis.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

-SEh?.... JQue te die yO?
POr supuesto, que esta victoria
es tuya, hija mial Por ESQ no
tengo que decirte 10 agradecida
que te estoy. lQue te han dicho?
Que tu marido vive solo.
Mejor dicho, tiene una criadita
la mar de mona, que Sc Hama
Isabel. Parece que ha habido Ia
de San Quintin. La pdjGra, Co
mo 20 me sospechaba, ha levau-
tado ell vuelo por ST misma....
IY 81 no sabe d6nde estaf
5iQuia l.... Conque me han
dicho que esta como loco... Que
no la encuentra...
-D5remos aquello del cstA-
RIO: "El senior esta con un cata-
FRO. La sehora eSta con otro."
-Seguramente. LA mar, chi
CAL. 10 cierto 81 es que hemos
tenido exito complete. W tn A.
mi AdOpis Dc tauds eta en- !
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
LAS ABEJAs ~ooMENZARAN
HOY SU

Iniciaran hoy su entrenamien
to, en- Bradenton, las Abejas de
Boston.
La vagAuardia, integrada por
Sebastian Sisti, Tom Early,
Chester Ross, Jose Antoleich,
Michael Sandlock, Albert Rober
ge, Siam Andrews, Arthur
johnson, Frank La Mamma, ia
mes Hickey, Carvel Rowell, Al
va Javery, Joe Callahan, George
Barnicle, Ralph lodgings, Will
bunr McElroy y George Metko-
With, arrib6 aver y fue recibida
por ell p~residente Bob Quinn y
ell director Casep Stengel.
Con los jugadores hicieron Ell
viaje, por tren, Ell secretario via
jero George E. Lewis, Jack ons
low, director del club Hartford,
de Conn, Y George Kelley.
Esperase un total de SS pelo-
teros para los primeros ejerci-
clos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
Sc REUNIRA MANANA LA
LIGA INTERSOCIAL

Convocada por Ell presidente,
Sr. VictOriano Manteiga, sc reu
Mira manana por la noche, en- e.
Cfrculo Cubano, la Liga Interso
cial de pelota.
Ell s~ecretario Berdeal cit6 por
correo a tOdos los Delegates y
los subdelegados. Las primerss
seSiones Sc dedicaran a las re :
glas, election del Executive, fe.
cha de cOmienzo de la Temporal
da, n1mero de juegOs y otros de
TALES.
E~ncareceSe la aSistencia de los
senores delegates y subdelega-
dos,
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

bados, mejor dicho, exaspera-
dos, iba comprendiend1, entire
las brumas de su inteligencia
obscurecida, 10 que guerra Ell
lalia......
Eulalia guerra dinero.
Eulalia guerra que 81 la hi
ciese algdn regalo espl6ndido.
Y ell p~ensamiento de la cini-
ca, lego a formularse una no.
Chez.
Los dos amantes, en- casa de
Eulalia, estaban sentados fren
tie al fueeo....
La mujer aparec.a mas hel-
mosa que nunca, en- una desa-
hibillee tentadora.
Rodrigo sonreia, como un
animal sa' 'sfecho y complaci-
do.
-iYa YES 81 tie quieco
dijO, de prOnto, la infame, acer.
candose mas al burdo perso-
nsis--. TODD en- mi son prus.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

mantle de tantisima belleza, Y
este lie bastaba.
Mientras tanto, Eulalia iba
tejiendo los hilos de su tela de
araia.....
Cada dos o tres dias vista.
ba a Maria de la Cruz. invali-
da y medic enferma adn en- ell
hotel, y sin animos para recha
Ear la vista de la impura.
Hacia que iba a darla noti-
eias de ciertos indicios que pa
recian descubrir una pista.
Una infeliz martir suspira-
ba.
Luego, por las tardes. cor
las Doches, subyugando e hip
notizando cada veg mas a Ro-
drfgo, le iba hablando de in
tereses, de ''su poFvenir en- JUG
go, de 10 que ella Sc comprome.
tia con recibirle de este modo."
FL banQuerO, con sus viejOs
dsSeoS poT sSts mujsE sxScsr.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

t~ablecimiento en- que entr6 nj
en- otros mas que visit6 luego.
AQuella tarde reanud6 ell
intento, por cierto acompana-
da de Rodrigo, que la esper6
en- su mismo coche.
FL exito fue tambien mega.
two.
Desde aquel dia, las rela =
clones de los antiques aman.
ties Sc reanudaron completa -.
mente.
Eulalia, que dominaba en- alb
soluta a Barandiaran, habis-
lie impuesto por condici6n que
solo fuera a verla por las ma
hanas, y solo como un favor
especial, pasaba con 81 algu-
mas tardes por las afueras de
Madrid.
Claro esta que Ell riquisimo
bilbaino, no pensaba
que fuese Eulalia una virtud.
10 halsgabs 81 teneg uas 9.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
DEPORTE
RETUVO WE'LL TERRELL
Ell TITUIO DE CAMPEON

Venciendo a Jack Russell, oil
expitcher del Chicago, Yves Fer
rell, otro pitcher, retuvo aver Ell
titulo de campe6n de golfo de los
peloteros de las grandes Ligas..
La al.otsci6n fue de 2 a l.
Como esta fue la tercera VIC
toria de Yves, Ell trofeo, no dado
por Powell Crosley, quedara pa
ra siempre en- su poder. Mas de
1000 personas presenciaron las
etapas finales del torneo.
La entrega del trofeo fue he.
cha por Ell jugador professional
George Jacobus, en- ell terreno
de la victoria.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ell programa de hoy Sc compC
ne de once carreras.
Para la octava, ell Futurity,
han sido seleccionados los gal
Cos FL Solo, Lucky Mistake, Sal
ly Sue, Cardigan, Well Paid,
Captain Tussey, Traffic War
rior y Tariff Pride.
En- la primera mitad de la a.
puesta doble, la segunda, carre-
ra, aparecen inscriptos Ohowan
Tornado, Wise Dream, Equity,
Jim Cog, Squeeze, Flake B.
Knight Hawk.
Figuran en- la segunda mitad,
la tercera carrera, Pat Dayne-
no, Jayhawk Card, Milmore Ka-
te, Betty Countess, Dederick, 81
sic Roll, Red Loodeen y Martin
Andrew. a
COmenzara a cumplirSe ell pro
grama a la bora de coStumbre.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
FOlletin No. 70
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUND0
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ST, ST.
-Pero no saben NADIA de 10
que motiva tn vista, porque su'
pongo que vienes de la calle de
Hermosilla, Jno?...
-Ahora no, estuve anoche,
Mejor dicho, yo no estuve, como
comprenderas. Mande a una per
soma. INo sabes?...
LOUD
@Pues NADIA, la debdcle, CHI
cal iSeparadosl
@Eh?...
Que ST. Me consta. La pdja-
Ta va no vive alli con tu marido.
Eulalia Sc frot6 las manoS,
sisudo con una risa descOcads.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
CON LOS CUANTES
CEFERINO CON UN GRANO.
LEE SAVOLD Sc PREPARA

Ceferino Garcia tiene I'm gra-
no en- la rodilla derecha y pOr
este motive Sc aplaz6 hasta ell
dia / de mario su pelea con el
campe6n de las lat libras, ex :
campe6n del peso pluma y del
peso ligero, Henry Armstrong.
Ell director de Henry exami-
nc Ell grano y dijo: Estimo nece
SARA la suspension.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

has de amor y de CARING y de
abnegaci6n para ill.,. Y to, en-
Gambia, ic6mo tie portas 'pR'
migo?...
-lNo me porto bien?,. Va
tie he dicho estos dias atras
que en- cuanto me comuniques
el paradero de esa nina, tie fir
mo un cheque de Glen mil pese-
tas l......
Eulalia hizo un gesto de dis
gusto, encogiendose de hombros
lila nina, siempre la nina
IY yo? 70 no cuento NADIA! "
quiero Que III me hagas un buen
r,galc, Rodrigo, un regalo dig
no de II, digno de mi tambien.'
Td eres muy rico.
FL p~ersonaje sonri6, mirand9
a la alfombra, chupando luego
el immense puro.
Hacia unos dias, hacta unSS
semSnsS. cue no Sesbsbs d e.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Esta citada para manana, en-
ell palacio del Circulo Cubano, Ia
Liga Intersocial.
Algunos de los directories tie
men va firmados a todos los Pc
loteros que piensan utilizar.
Felipe Grandio aparece como
nuevo director de la Unione TIA
Llama.
Ell joven Gomez es Ell nuevo
director de los ICaballeros Lea
les.
81 no hemos sido nal informa
dos seguiran en- la direction de
las novenas Centre Asturiano y
Circulo Cubano, Andres Espoli'
ia y Rodriguez.
5Quedara fuera de la Lga ell
mejor de los managers" loca-
les, Faustino Casares?
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Una multa de $50 Sc lie INN
puso a Roy Culenbine por no lie
gar a tempo a las practicas.
Los ejercicios de los peloteros
de los Dodgers Sc efectdan bal
la direction de un experto entire
los expertos entrenadores, Ar :
tie McGovern,
Gus Mancuso no Sc agregara
a la novena de MacPhail hasta
Ell dia %.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

(POr Tira a cuArta)
racticas, a Bradenton.

prScticas, a Bradenton.
Fl notable catcher Sc halla en-
magnifico estado fisico, seg1n
sus amigos.
Yves Terrell va a ~practicar
con los Dodgers y ahora tiene la
v~entaja de haber ganado ell cam
peonato de golfo entire los pelo-
teros de las grandes Ligas.
Leo Durocher trata a Yves
con especiales considerations
por cuanto este no Sc halla So
metido a contrato.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
DEFENDERA SU TITULO Ell.
NEGRO PACE

Cleveland, Feb. 19-El negro
George Pace, de esta ciudad, a
la Association Nacional de
Boxeo reconoce como Ell cam
poem del peso bantam, defendera
su corona ell dia 4 de MARIO, Ell
Toronto, Canada. Como oponen-
te Sc lie ha escogido a Lou Sail
ca, un e~xcampe0n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

la ciudad imperial, Y no volvera
hasta ell sabado. Dye, illevas PR
|sa?
-IYo?... Ninguna, 5Por que
10 dices?
-PorQue me marcho contigo
81 me esperas.
-iAnda, ST, aire! L..
I'm instante despues, las dos
mujeres salian.
Fran las once.
Fueron hacia Ell centre.
JoRquina y Eulalia Sc per-
dieron en- una lRrga converse
ci6n sin fin.....
-Cuando Sc separaron, va
por Anton Martin, Eulalia
busc6 una drogueria.
Guerra comprar unos GUAM
tos gramos de estricnina para
matar ratones. IS
Pero no pudo conseguir que
% - deSpscharan nj en- el ss-
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Lou Ambers Sc batira en- esta
semana con la maravilla del pc
so wedter, AL Davis. Los peritos
mantienen que AL es ell campe6n
sin corona de su categoria.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Acept6 los terminus que Con-
nie Mack lie ofreciera, ell vetera-
no pitcher Elon Hosett. No ha
firmado todavia su contrato con
los Atleticos Ell lanZador Ed
Heusser, comprado al Memphis.
Faltan por firmar Ell catcher
Frank Hayes, ell inicialista Dick
Siebert y los pitchers George
Caster y Lynn Nelson.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Babe Phelps, Ell catcher de los
Dodgers, lego al c~ampamento
con ZIG ilbras de peso, pero su
estado fisico eS bueno.
Hugh Casey lie sigue, con BOT
Perdi6 Hugh una apuesta de 10
pesos con Leo Durocher, pues lie
Ihabia dicho a este: "Reportare
con solo 200 libras."
Steve Rachunok, un joven gil
gante, empez6 a ejercitarse con
la peiota medicinal frente al
manager, y tuvo que declararse
cansado. Leo Sc halla en- perfec-
tas condiciones fisicas, a mOdo
de ejemplo para sus peloteros,
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
Buddy Baer. hermano de Max

Buddy Baer, hermano de Max
Ell e~xcampe6n, ostenta una victo
ria sobre Lee Savold.
Desde su pelea con Buddy, eli
joven de Des Moines parece ha-
Der progresado mucho.
Los peritos Green que la dere-
cha de Lee es 10 suficientemen-
tie fuerte para derribar por Ia
.cuenta de diez a cualquier gla.
diador del peso complete.
Frente a Pastor tendra Lee
que recurrir a toda su velocidaj
81 quiere colocarse cerca de 81.
Calcula Mike Jacobs que Ia
pelea de Savold con Pastor nc
rendira menos de 100000.
Lee tiene mucho que ganar y
NADIA que perder frente a Paste,
81 pierde, lie queda todavfs
tempo para "recuperarse" y Sc
guir peleando; 81 CANA, de gol-
Pc Y porrazo subira a la prime
"a division.
Ell campe6n aleman del peso
complete, Walter Neusel, es al
presente "socio' de ejercicios
del general Won Reichenau.
Su mission consiste con man.
.tener bien entrenado al general.
Won Richenau es un fanatico
del boxeo.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Alfonso Lopez tendra 4ue
trasladar sus bartulos, para las
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
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IL mas circulation en- Tampa
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Hacia unos dias, hacia unsS
que no Sesbsba d ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-05
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very sure of its own enchantment.
Miss Avery? This is Sarah
Markley."
eyes. Miss Markley. I'm sur
prised." Linda sat down cross
legged on a hassock with the tele-
phone in her hands.
"Oh, really? You shouldn't be.
Ronnie agrees with me that a
working girl who's been scattering
beauty through the country de-
serves a holiday. And your boss
says so, too. I just talked to him.
trying to get you. This is the lay
out. I'm throwing a house party
on our yacht this weekend. We're
taking off about dusk Friday eve
ming and We'll be back sometime
in the night Sunday. Please, won't
you Gomez"
For a moment Sarah's voice was
almost wistful. Linda hesitated,
She knew the glory of the Markley
yacht. She had seen it in full sal
in newsreels and photographers,
And it would be peaceful under the
stars with just the rhythm of the
water to lul all time to sleep.
Moreover, Ronald would be
there. Had he asked Sarah to in.
vite her? He must have, or this
invitation would not be offered,
She heard her voice accepting.
Good! You know a few of the
guests. Rob is coming and Nina
Nevins, the actress, and the watch
dog, Terry. Bye"
The watchdog, Terry why
was he keeping an eye on Nina?
And how was Caroline?
She set the gate-legged table be-
fore the long windows that faced
the monastery gardens, put yellow
candles in low blue holders and
moved a blue bowl of flowers to
the tables center. She opened the
silver drawer and removed service
for two. Caroline had pleaded an.
other engagement. That was good.
Tonight she wanted to be alone
with Ronnie.
Just before he came she slipped
into a soft blue frock that was
misty with a hundred ruffles and
tied a blue ribbon around her hair.
If he asked her to marry him to.
Continued on Page Nine)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-05

conquest of Ronald, now n Woulo
not wonder occasionally If that
chloroform had been real or a
dream, she packed her bags ano
went away.
It was June when she returned.
The hotels down lower Fifth ave
nue. had grown bright with colored
awnings and had placed tables and
chairs along the sidewalks. There
was a merrier tempo in the air.
From the apartment, which was
resplendent with blue and white
slip covers and hanging bowls OF
yellow flowers in honor OF her re-
turn, she called Ronald.
Linda, Linda, darling, when dld
you get in?" he rejoiced. Il met
the train this morning and hung
around. Where e. you?"
1--WE flew back. 1t was glorious!
I'd never flown before"
She was aware that she was say
ing words, making conversation,
and that it wasn't Ronald's fault.
He waited az eagerly as of old. us
the show still a hit?" she asked,
and knew that her heart wanted it
to close, wanted Ronnie to be free
to marry her. But he had had a
month with Sarah, and many
things could happen in a month.
Linda, sweet, 1 missed you like
nobody's business. Don't go off
again, will you? I can't take it,
"Never!!" she primised. will
you drop by at dinner time? I've a
y~earning to do things to a steak
and some mushrooms"
It was late dusk when the tele-
phone rang again. Linda had been
away from the office all day and
she had seen Caroline for a few
minutes only at noon. She supposed
the call would be for a model,
since few people knew she had re-
turned. True, Robert might let her
know that he was glad, but he
hadn't written. Hadn't responded
to the colorful cards she had sent
from indianapolis, Milwaukee and
Topeka. But he had sent a box of
large purple violets nee with a
message saying that spring had
come back to town. That was all.
But it was an oddly familiar
voice that came over the telephone.
A girls voice, rich and gay and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-16
Questions. Answers Outline
Debate on US. Consumption
Bill, Now Before Congress

Observation-Disclosures Press has prepared the follow
ing summary to outline the being
debated In the senate in its consideration of the
worth compulsory military training bill:
O. What issue fundamental to the entire controversy?
A. The question whether there is need for draft of
manpower in light of world developments.
O. What do proponents of the conteHdf
A. Some argue that Hitler if he conquers Great Britain.
will attempt invasion the western hemisphere within
short time Others merely that the necessary
to provide adequately trained fighting operate the
country's greatly expanding war machine.
O. What do opponents soyg
A. They contend Germany could not attempt western
hemisphere invasion since the hemisphere is protected by
two wide They also argue that the peacetme draft
contrary to historic American and democratic principles
and is step in the direction of dictatorship.
Q. Do all opponents agree that there is compelling
present need for the step?
A. No. Some agree on the need for additional manpower
but believe the voluntary enlistment system should be given
trial first They the army has not given fair trial.
O. On tohd basis is 10 contended that voluntary recruit
ing could produce enough men?
A. 1t is argued that enstments could be stimulated by
increasing basic pay shortening the enlistment period
from three to IL months and through great advertising
@. Does the army agree Nth this view?
A. No. The army contends that voluntary enlstments
cannot possibly supply sufficient
O. What the basis for charges that the army has not
given the voluntary plan a fair trial?
A. 1t is argued that the army has not pubiczed the fact
that present law allows enstments and has not
made honest effort" to obtain volunteers.
O. What does the army say about this?
A. Gen. George c. Marshall, army chief-of-staff, told
congressional committees the no prospects of
being able to obtain enough by the voluntary method
O. Is the senate considering TO raise army pdyf
A. Yes. Leaders virtually agreed on an amendment
to increase basic compensation from $2l to $50 month
O. What do opponents propose IN order to give voluntary
enlistment chance to prove its North?
A. Strong support has been given measure to defer the
draft until Jan. l. 1941 If the has not obtained its
needed by that time the draft would become efec
tive automatically.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-16
Draft Discussed
All Legion Meet

ABERDEEN. wash.--The con.
scription bill before congress was
a prime topic Thursday. as the
American Legion's 22nd annual
state convention opened with an
address by National Commander
Raymond J. Kelly.
State Commander Arthur Hut.
ton. OF Spokane. last night issued
: statement urging passage OF the
measure as "the only fair and
workable way To raise an army for
defense"
Mrs. Amelia Gordon. of Mount
Vernon. was elected 10 head the
8 a 40 Of the auxiliary. Other
officers named were Hilda schu-
macher. SPOKANE. and Josephine
Byxbee. Seattle. vice presidents.
Lou Ella Bockmier. Carfisld, his
torian; Clara Kloke. Burlington.
secretary. and Maude causln, rA-
coma. concierge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-16
Senator'S Change
Bridges Tactics

WAsHfSOTON-Ths senate Inn
migration COMMITTEES. BY = 8 70 5
vote. Thursday approved isgiSla-
ton which would call upon tho at
torney general 70 investigate al
legged "subysrslvs" connections Of
Harry Bridges. cIo martins lead
sr. and dsport him n he were found
guilty.
The COMMITTEES rejected a plea
by Sens. william ~ King D.. Utah
and Rufus {. Holman. r.. Ore. 70
report the house approved Dill
which would require deportation
forthwith Nc separate vote was
taken on the house measure.
Sen Charles o. Andrews. D..
FLA. told reporters the vote on the
substitute Dill was
For; Austin. schwellenbAeh. Ma
loney. Russell. smathsrs and Her
r1ng
Agalnsti Stewart. capper, An
drews. King and Holman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-16
Marines Win in
Shanghai Dispute

United States marines gained
control Of the rich central part Of
the international settlement at
Shanghai today after a bitter dis
pute with the japanese, who had
hoped withdrawal Of the British
forces would enable them to gain
domination of the foreign area
II was saic authoritatively that
the marines would take over Brit
ish defense sectors of the entire
central international settlement.
including the banking, hotel. BUSH
ness, American consulate general
and American club districts and
the settlement bund or waterfront,
which is the last outlet or inlet for
communication free from Japanese
domination.
The japanese get, Of the big Brit
fish defense sector, only a small
zone on the north side Of Soochow
creek up to the north railroad sta
ton and the western area. which,
however. contains the fashionable
American residential sector and
the Columbia Country club.
A meeting Of foreign troop COM
msnders was held under a heavy
guard at the municipal building IN
the foreign settlement today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-16
9Th British Armed
Cruiser Is Sunk

LONDON = Three hundred and
thirty survivors from the armed
merchant cruiser Transylvania.
torpedoed and sunk by a German
submarine In the North Atlantic.
have been accounted for. the admir-
atty reported today. Thirty crew
members are missing.
The admiralty said the Transyl-
vania had been attacked a. night
In the Atlantic. and that the sur
yiyors. including Captain N. ~.
Miles, had been landed at a west
coast port. II dld not say when
the attack took place.
The Transylyanis. 1923 tons.
owned by the Anchor Line. It.
with Glasgow. Scotland. her home
port, was the sixth British armed
merchant cruiser sunk since the
start Of the war.