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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
Munice cestou zmizela.

Nemci NELL We velke vaznos-
ii ceskoslovenske granaty. Do
sud je shanej1 pc Cechach a
Morave, protoze dobfe ved1,z re
vsechny nedostali. Zacali je
ovSem v nasich tovarnach vyra-
bet lee dozili Sc u prvnich "a
slick nemileho pfekvapenf:
prvni vagony S move vyrobeny-
mi nasimi granaty prijely do
Berllna prazdne, ackoliv va
gony byly zaplombovane.
Cestou 81 je nekdo rozebral
a pripravuje sc poslat je Mem
cum vzduchem, az Sc budou
loucit S Protektoratem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
Mysi " heligonu.

Hudebnfk Jan Lakosil z
Bzence nemel pres leto cas-, a.
by 81 zahral ma svGi nastroj.
Pracoval ma poll a proto hell
gon pov6sil do komory. Ted
w je ma pol1ch pc hlavnf praci
q S vecerem Sc dostavuji volne
chvile. Lakosil 81 chtel opet
zahrat. Strnul 1zasem, kdyz
Sc snazil z nastroje vyloudit pr
vn1 ton: z heligonu vybehla
mys a Ia nj nasledovalo jeste
devatenact dals1ch. Mysi 81 u
delaly z heligonu pres leto PEEK
nou skrys a zd6sene pistely,
kdyz il musily opoustet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
kla Marticka.

MD V1 dIClChd.
Timto prvnfm cekan1m ma slu-
ky zahajili Jan a Plecity letos-
nj loveckou sezonu a svoje W.
chazky do lesa. Pfisel duben
{. S MIN v lese prace s jarn1m
sazenim, Jan musel dozlrati a
Plecity dochazel "a MIN do le-
sa pc tTeti iodine. Ctvrtek
ztravil zpravidla cely s pr1te-
lem v lese. V nedeli nekdy sli
do lesa, nekdy musel Plecity
prijfti do lesovny. Stavalo Sc
vsak dosti caste, re no i vsed-
n1ho dine vecer nepustil Jan do
mi a Plecity musel s MIN j1ti k
veceri. V nedeli pc msi dopro-
vazel Marticku alespon kus ce-
sly "a YES, a to stale Sc obema
skoro zvykem. Zdrzel-li Sc
Plecity chvfli ma kruchte S RI
dfc1m, Marticka ma neho poe
kala pred kostelem. Zavltal-li
do ~lesovny, byvala Marticka
vzdycky We vesele nalade, rada
Sc S Plecitym rozmlouvala, u
kazovaal mu, jak pokracuje
prace v zahrade, ktere kvetiny
w mali ma kvet a jak pfezimo-
valy jej1 ruze.
Nastal potion maj, mesfc kve-
tin, wine, ptac1ho zpevu a las
ky. Jen1k mel odstreliti neko-
Xix srncG a samozfejme pozval
81 ma to sveho pf1tele. Denne
chodili vecer ma cekan1, We
ctvrtek provozovali cely den
Soulacku pc lese a Plecity byl
ted v lesovne casio navstevou.
A v tom krasnem mesici kvet-
nu stala Sc nepatrna Size pr1ho-
da, ktera vsak Plecitemu zp1-
sobila nemalou starost.
Bylo We ctvrtek odpoledne,
oba pTatele vratili sc dlouho
pc obede z lesa, pant rev1rni-
kova byla "a nakupem We vsi,
revfrnlk provadel desetiletou
revisi v sousednim rev1ru, "a
stavala tedy Marticka hospo-
dyni. Prinesla ohf1vany obed.
a CO oba jedi, bavila Sc S mimi
Jan musel pc obede obstarati v
kancelaTi v%yhotoveni nekolika
poukazek ma dT1v1 a protest
postu, ktera prisla v poledne a
Marticka vyzvala Pleciteho, a.
by Sc Sci pod1vat do stepince.
jak kvetou st6py a hrusne. Be.
zela pred MIN jake koroptvic-
ka vesela a spokojena. Usm1.
vala Sc stale "a hovoru a tax
dosli az ma konec stepnice. Ma.
hlfzejfce do koryny stepu cele.
no obsypaneho rdzovym kve'
tenn, spatrili tn hn1zdo penkav.
ky. Prave samicka nesla dc
neho per1cko, vystylajfc jehe
vnitrek.
"Hledte, pane uciteli, jak s
penkavka zarizuje minded.
ko!" upozornovala Marticka.
"Slecno, je kveten, maso.
pust ptakG," Tekl Plecity Ter
tovne.
Marticka Sc Ease rozesmala
"To mystic, re v tonic mes1c
slav1 ptaci svatby?"
"Ovsem, slecno. Nevite, &C
peje Macha O maji?"
Marticka sc zacervenala {
pod1vala sc ma sveho prGvodct
rychlym pohledem Sc strany.
"Ale Macha to myslil snaC
jen o lidech," skoro jen zasep.
tala.
Plecity pokrcil rameny.
"Snad. Snad myslil vsak ce
lou pTirodu. Maj je skutecn6
mesfcem lasky."
"Jak to mysl1te?"
Neodvazila sc pri tom zdvi
hnouti hlavinku, pohravaj1c s
spickou strev1cku platky kvetr
spadanymi Sc stepu.
"V mali probouz1 Sc laska Y
kazdem srdci," odpovedel. Re.
XII to- klidnym tonem, jenom a.
by neco odpovedel, ale v nej.
blizs1m okamziku objevil Sc '
jeho obliceji vyraz leknut1.
Marticka zdvihla pojednoU
hlavinku, tvafinky Sc j rdely 9
ocka leskla podivnym ohnem.
"Mate pravdu," Tekla zme-
nenym hlaskem.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

Antiques form one of the mos
interesting subjects for a program
that any woman could desire, and
Mrs. Howard l.. Soper Saturday de-
lighted Chapter CIV not only with
her collection of rare antiques but
also with her vivid description of
these articles.
The antiques belonged to Mr..
Sopers family and were Willed him
by an aunt. Mrs. Soper described
their experiences in finding the
articles in the old family home in
New England and at the conclusion
of her talk, the members asked many
questions, also inspecting the COL
lection at their leisure.
Mrs. Norman E. Dupont, who
sponsored the program and which
took place at her home, SIS Wensley
avenue, served tea to her guests,
assisted by Mrs Robert o. Patter-
son and Mrs. Eve Womer. Spring
flowers in profusion made a pretty
setting for the gathering
Luncheon Served
The chapter met for delicious
luncheon at which Mrs. j. L. House
and Mrs Donald l.. Young we're
hoSteSSeS at the Young home, 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Two Anniversaries
Celebrated at
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack WardloW en-
tertained this weekend in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hackleman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Anderson,
the occasion being the wedding an
nlversaries of the two couples. Mr.
and Mrs. Hackleman have been
married AZ years and Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson, seven.
The party was a complete surprise
to the guests of honor as each
couple was told the dinner was in
honor of the other two.
White iarKspur, jonquils and other
spring flowers decorated the Ward
low home and the tables. A delici-
GUS four course dinner was served
and the guests of honor were also
cake ornamented with two brides
and b-idegroomS, this cake being
baked by Mrs. Elmer Forester who
is famous for her angel food cake.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hackleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Zinn, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Lander
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sprague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester, Mr..
and Mrs. Len Bucket, Mrs. M. E.
Zinn, and G. L. Burt Of Hollywood.
The two couples were presented
with beautiful gifts and Mr.. Lam
derman read a note of congartula-
tionS from Mrs. George A. Swami
who recently celebrated her golden
wedding anniversary.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Twelfth Weddinq
Anniversaryis
Par+y Incentive

Mr.. and Mrs Howard M. Clark
celebrated their twelfth wedding
anniversary Friday night, enter
tanning few friends and relatives
at charmingly appointed buffet
supper.
Four generations were present for
the affair: Mrs J. T. Noland, Mrs
Clark'S grandmother: Mrs. Edna
Morrison, Mrs. ClarkS mother, Mrs
Clark. and her daughter. Patricia
Anne Clark.
Other guests were: Louis R. Divil-
bliss, Mrs. Clark'S great-uncle: Mr.
and Mrs. Jim McDill, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Little of Seeley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lcman Powell, Miss Helen
| Scott. George Garrigues. Robert
BridWell
Many lovely gifts, cards and flow
ers were received by Mr.. and Mrs
| Clark
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Jean MaIan and Burton Brock
Married Saturday

Immediately after the ceremony
a reception took place during which
refreshments were served, the bride
cutting the prettily ornamented
wedding cake.
The only guests were members of
the immediate families. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brock and Don Brock attend
ing from FL Centro and DR.. Burton
Brock and his fiancee, Miss Shirley
Mae Cary. coming from Fresno for
the occasion.
Wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock left after the
reception for a short wedding trip
in FL Centre at 1854 He'll avenue
Mrs. Brock wore a smart travelling
outfit in shades of blue with har-
monizing accessories.
The marriage uniteS two well
known families for the MalanS are
former residents of the valley, the
Rev. Mr. Malan having occupied
the pulpit of the FL Centro Meth
odist church for number of years.
The Brock family is prominent
one in Imperial Valley. Mr.. Brock
being we'll known rancher and
his son. Warren, being associated
with him in business.
Both the bride and the bride
groom attended Central and their
many friends among the younger
set are looking forward to well
coming Mrs. Brock back to the
valley again.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Three Hostess
Preside at First
Partvin Series

One of the leading social events
of this last weekend was the
bridge luncheon at which Mrs. Ger
trude Teeple, Mrs. Warren E. Sage,
and Mrs. William j. Reid entertain
ed friends on Saturday, this party
being the first of a series to be
given by the three.
The two daughters and their
mother made charming picture
as they greeted their guests. Mrs.
Teeple wearing dainty pink frock,
Mrs. Sage, one in rose. and Mrs.
Reid. being gowned in white.
Luncheon was served at the j. l..
Davis home where the table ap-
pointment was unusually decorative
bouquets of exquisite red rosebuds
centering the quartet tables.
After luncheon the guests as
sembled at Mrs. Reid's home, 52t
Holt avenue, where bridge was play.
ed. Mrs. Elton B. Christian winning
the high score prize, Mrs. c, S
Conner, the second, and Mrs. Frank
Jacobs, the third.
The house was picture of spring
with its profusion of colorful flow
ers from the gardens of Mrs. Bot
Smith
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Patricia Ann Amer Married to
Claude |. Herrick

for a short wedding trip on the
coast and will be at home to their
friends at 81 El Centro avenue
after april IA.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick are
members of pioneer valley families
and their marrige is of considerable
interest throughout the county. Both
attended Central Union high school.
Mr.. Herrick is employed by I'M
perial Valley Motors.
A number of delightful social af-
fairs have been given recently hon.
oring the young bride, among them
being the shower Thursday at the
A. R. Kramar home when Miss
Beth Kramar invited some 20
friends of the bride-elect to be
present for the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

Miss Jean Malan, daughter of Mrs
w. E. Malan of Baldwin Park and
of the late Rev. Mr.. Malan, be-
came the bride of Warren Brock
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brock
at a charming home wedding SOL
emnized Saturday afternoon at the
home of the brides grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Scott of Bald
win Park.
Beautiful white flowers made a
perfect setting for the impressive
service read by the Rev. DR.. Moore
of Santa Monica who married the
brides parents 25 years ago.
Preceding the service Phyllis Ma
Ian. sister of the bride, sang Il Love
You Truly, after which Miss Vlr-
ginia Cook of Pasadena played the
wedding march to which the bridal
procession made its appearance.
Lovely Bride
Entering the room on the arm OF
her grandfather, by whom she was
given in marriage, the pretty bride
made lovely picture in her we'd
ding gown of white satin with which
she wore a tulle veil caught to her
head bv becoming halo arrange
ment. Her bouquet was all in Whlte.
Mrs. Franklin Garrett OF Callpat-
ria the former Ethel Malan, was
her sisters only attendant and wore
a gown in a soft hyacinth Color
with flowers in contrasting plnKs'
DR.. Burton Brock of Fresno serV-
ed his brother as his best man.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Arnel
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter, Patricia Ann, to
Claude L. Herrick, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold E. Green of CaleXico
The wedding took place Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Yuma,
Ariz., the young couple being accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Arner, Mr..
and Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Gibson, Mis- Mary Weiss, Miss Alice
Arner
Gowned In frock of dusky pink,
made in the modish military style,
the pretty bride made charming
picture as she recited her wedding
vows. Her hat and accessories were
all in brown and white and she
wore 2 gardenia corSage.
After the ceremony wedding din
ner was served at the Valley cafe,
in Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick then left
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

CL.~oho0 I f Infor6Sf 10 w omen Society
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Clubs
Society
MONDAY

MONDh1
Cactus Gayel club, 6:15, California
hotel.
American Legion Auxiliary, 8, Vet
Grams hall.
Junior Arts and Crafts, 1880, 1O14
Brighton.
Whist party, 1880, Eagles hall.
Camp Fire board, $50, 1905 Len
Rey.
Eel Centre lodge No. 384, F. and
AM, 1880, Masonic temple.
Scout Troop 70, 1870, Scout hut.
Scout Troop 81, 1870, Heber.
Carpenters union, 1880, Labor
temple.
TUESDAY
Election, 6 AMI PM, polls.
Shrine Social club, IL, Charles
Long home.
Magnolia Mulberry, 1000, Val
BItters home.
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Presbyterian guild, 12:45, church.
Book section, 1870, 658 Hamilton.
Entire Nos club, !, 10000 club.
Music Teachers, 8, $50 Olive.
American Legion, 8, Veterans hall.
Jobs Daughters, 6, Masonic tenn
pie.
Business Women, 1870, Barbara
Worth.
Scout Troop 73, Scout hut.
Scout Troop ", 1870, EaStside
Scout hut.
Scout Troop 80, 1880, McCabe.
Scout Troop 81, 1880, Seeley.
Central labor council, 1880, Labor
temple.
Laconian club, 6:15, California
hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Collection Of Antiques Shown
For PIE. Chapter

Brighton avenue. Here also spring
flowers made charming decorations.
Guests of the chapter were: Mrs.
L. D. johnson and DR.. Council Yer.
kes of Whittier, Miss May Downef
of Pasadena, Mrs. Soper. Mrs. Pat
terson, Mrs. H. Lee Landerman,
Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz, Mrs. w. ].
Clements, Mrs. Vaughn N. Thomp-
son and Miss Janet Thompson.
Members present we're Mesdames
Frank G. Beyschlag. r. c. Clemons,
M. J. Dowd, Norman E. Dupont,
Scott B. Foulds. j. D. F'oss, H. g.
Cow, Guy l. Hatch, John Hearne.
J. L. House, j. D. johnson. Fannie
G.. McCrory, John B. McNeece, D. B.
Roberts, E. w. Schiller, Louis Slee,
C. E. Sones, D. L. Young and Eve
Womer.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
8 ct t4OHead
On Visit to
|. Y. Salon

Florence Kelley Grcbb, Chapcau
departmental, or state president of
the ct 40, made her official visit
to the Imperial Valley salon at
dinner meeting Saturday night in
the Barbara Worth hotel.
Other distinguished guests pres
ent for the meeting were: Nellie
Fitzpatrick of San Diego, and Hazel
Dotson of Los Angeles. formerly of
CaleXico.
Mrs. Grebb was a charter member
of the national organization, found
ed in 1922 and she described the
early days of the ct 40 and some
thing of its subsequent history.
Some l8 years ago Mrs. Grebb Wis
tied Imperial Valley and she re-
marked on the growth in the county
contrasting preSent-day conditions
with those at that time. Her visit
l3 years ago was made in connec-
ton with her duties as the then
department president of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary.
Music for the evening was pro-
vided by trio of high school girls
Marilyn Ingle and Ortha Console
violinists, with Phyllis Purdy, plan
iSt.
Florence Richards of Holtville
salon president, was in charge OF
the meeting and Kathryn Keller oi
Brawley is the distinguished guest
chairman for the salon.
Table decorations were in The
desert motif, featuring a variet.
of native cacti, lighted by red anc
white tapcrS, the appointment anc
the place cards being the work o
Genevieve Kenyon who also arrang
ed for the program and the cor
SageS for the visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
TommyFoss Has
Birthday Party

Since Saturday was his third birth
day anniversary, Mrs. William G.
Foss of 624 Len Rey avenue, gave
party for her son Tommy, group
of youngsters and their mothers
gathering at the house to help
Tommy celebrate the day. Tommy is
the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
FoSS of Ell Centre.
Guests were: Glenda Wolf, Linda
Sones, Audrey Ariaudo, Ronny and
Ricky McManuS, Lee Ann Marshall
Delieu Moore, Carl Irving, Patsy
Montgomery.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
News Items About
Valley Residents

Friends OF Mrs. w. l. Stone will
be interested in learning that she is
showing some improvement in
health. Mrs. Stone has been ill for
some time and was in the White
Memorial hospital, Los Angeles. at
first. She has recovered sufficiently
to be able to leave the hospital
and is staying with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Firman, 'said Mr.. Stone,
who returned Sunday from a week.
end visit in Los Angeles.
Mrs. H. McKusick is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. L. D.
Johnson of Whittier.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Announc ement.s
Of Ne e+in9s

Book section of the Junior Ten
Thousand club will meet Tuesday
at 7:3O o'clock at 658 Hamilton
avenue with Mrs. r. G.. Smith and
Miss Marjorie Spear as hostesses
for the evening.
White Shrine Social club will
meet Tuesday for pot luck lunch
con and game of bridge at the
Charles Long ranch. Those wish
ing transportation are to call Mrs.
George w. Damron.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Joint Me citing of
Job S Daughters

Brawley and Ell Centre bethel of
Jobs Daughters will have a Joint
pot luck dinner and meeting Tues
day at 6 pm. in the Masonic temple
when the grand guardian and hel
officers will make their officia
visits TO the two bethelS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Daughter Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Daugherty
have announced the arrival Of
Dorothy Amanda, born at 8 pm.
on April S, at the family residence,
1856 Brighton avenue. The baby
weighed seven pounds at birth.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11
LAS PELEAS DE ANOCHE
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD
Una cOmedia para repetir
eli match

Johnny Dean venci6 anoche
a Billy Cooper, en- Benjamin
Field.
La decision parecfa acepta :
BILE, pero Ell escandalo Sc pro-
dujo con vistas a I'm segundo
encuentro.
Acostumbrados a que la Co
mission deshaga los fallos de
arbitros Y Juices, Yarios seho-
res Sc dirigieron al coronel
Hesterly pidiendole decidiera
a su gusto, por cuanto ellos ha
bfan apostado y no era justo
que perdieran. Esta vez ell CO.
ronel los mand6 a paseo, con
mucha finura, y ell fallo qued6
en- su fofma primera.
Yotaron por Dean, Jack Da-
ly y Tony Cancela y por Coo
per ell arbitro Jones.
La pelea, en- conjunto, no va
liza cuatro centavos. Aburrida,
tediosa, carente de punetazos
Electives,
La gaceta., 1940-05-11

Lou Sc ievant6 y de1olvi6 81
ataque.
Otra yez, en- ell segundo. In
derecha ~relAmpago de JenKin
hizo de naevo efecto y Ell cam
pe6n cay6 a la Iona por otra
cuenta de cinco. Sc levant6 v
trat6 de tomar la ofensiva. ne
70 jenkins Sc avalanz6 sobre
ell y lie hacia "pedazos'' GUAM
do la campana son6. Ambers
canine hacia su esquina atur-
dido.
AL comenzar ell tercero, ell
campe6n Sc hallaba en- malas
condolences. jenkins lie atac6
vi~olentamente, con derechas e
izquierdas, y lie trio por la
cuehIa ue Slete. Lou Sc lncor-
por6 y jenkins lie atac6 feroz-
mente, sobre las sogas.
Ell campe6n cay6 sobre una
rodilla, con Ia mitad del cuer-
pc entire las sogas y ell cuarto
"derribo."
Cavanaugh intervino enton-
ces y puso en- alto 81 brazo del
nuevo campeon, Jenkins reel
bio heridas superficiales en- la
cara.
Ambers elogi6 al vencedor,
asegurando que es un verda-
dero campe6n.
Jenkins pesaba 1872 libras Y
ell derrotado 1874.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11
Ell TEJANO JENKINS CON-
QUISTO LA CORONA DEL
PESO LIGERO
Ambers derrotado por nocaut
tecnico

New York, mayo (11.-Los pc
ritos en- las carreras de caba-
Hos dieron a Bimelech como
ganador en- ell Derby y los pc
ritos del boxeo habian dicho
que Lou Ambers conservarfa su
corona, derrotando al tejano
Levy jenkins.
Sc equiv0caron los primeros
Y anoche Sc equivocaron los
segundos, por complete, Guam
do ell hombre de Texas venci6
por nocaut tecnico, en- ell ter
GER asalto, al italiano campe6n
tambien conocido por Ell "Hu-
racan de Herkimer."
Cuando ell arbitro Billy Ca
vanaugh intervino, poniendo
fin al match, Ambers habia
caido cuatro wees a la Iona
bajo los Electives punetazos
de Jenkins. En- ell primer asal-
to, y para asombro del publ
co, Lou cay6 a Ia Iona y lie hi
cieron una cuenta de cinco.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11
TRIUNFO DEL
Sc MAKE BERGER

New York, mayo 11.-Mas
de 5000 personals presencia =
ron en- ell Coliseo la pelea en-
ire Make Berger, de Montreal
y Bobby Mcintyre, de Detroit,
Fue un combate a oeho asal-
tos. Berger llev3 la ofensiva
desde el principle y los dos
jueces y ell arbi:ro votaron en-
su favor.
Phil iriani, con 1876 libras,
venci6 por puntos a Harold
ValOn, de Brow nsville. Eddie
Rossi, de Boston, hizo tablas
con Teeko D ,rn, del East Side.
Frank Velez, las libras, de
Puerto Rico, puso a dormir a
Frank Haynes. 148, del Bronx,
La gaceta., 1940-05-11
OEPORTES
LOS DESAFIOS DE MANANA
A BENEFICIO DEL FONDO
DE LECHE DE LAS ESCUE
LAS

La Liga I%ntersocial celebra-
"a mahana, con ell concurso de
la Mesa Redonda y ell pGblico,
dos desafios de campeonato a
beneficio del Fondo de Leche
para los ninos de las escuelas
p1blicas.
Costara la entrada rs CEN
tavos, en- lugar de Is, va que
Sc necesita una crecida canti-
dad de dinero.
Con ell dinero que Sc recau-
de Sc compraran diariamente
mientras dure ell curse escolar,
80 galones de leche para dis
tribuir entire los ninos cuyos pa
dres no pueden comprarla.
Jugaran Ell primer partido,
a la 1880, los lnVlctos garlDal
dinos de la Unione, teniendo
de oponentes a los Caballeros
Leales de America.
Las dos novenas usaran a sus
mejores jugadores y pitchers,
por cuanto ell desafio es Official
y tiene un gran peso en- ell re-
sultado defniitivo.
Centre Asturiano y Circulo
Cubano sc batiran en- ell segun
do turno, no mas tarde de las
$3.50.
Grupos de seforitas assist
ran al juego, contribuyendo al
mejor resultado monetario Y
La gaceta., 1940-05-11

dos en- Ell palacio de Rio Yer,
de, teniendo especial interes
en- dejar sentado ante Agueda
que Maria de las Moves re.
sultaba, como dcia Ia carta a.
quella, ser hija de sabe Dios
.quien, y no su hermana, como
hasta aqui habian estado Gre
yendo todos desde cuatro o
cinco amos atras"...
Agueda, muchacha moder :
nista, y cuya sansfacon va CO.
nocemos de sobra, habia co &.
mentado entonces, para cerrar
la conversation,
isl, mira, no te canses en-
darme mas explicaciones. hi.
jo milo! iComprendidol.. luna
de tantas hijas del arroyo,
y los marqueses de Rio Verde
que cayeron de primes. como
hay tantas en- Madrid L.. Va.
mos a hablar de otra cosa. 81
te parece.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11

gravfsimas noticias que lie ha-
bia communicate don Rodolfo
en- Alcira, con toda la claridad
de aquellas cartas de Isidoro
y de Pedro, habianle dejado
absorto Y perplejo, hasta ell
punto de no permitirle pensar
con la debida calma en- 10 que
don Rodolfo lie insinuara.
La probabilidad de que Ma
ria de la Cruz fuera su her
mana.
Realmente, la doble TRACE
dia que acababa de destrozar
para siempre los dos hogares
del ingeniero y del diplomat
co, habia llegado o adquirir
caracteres tan terribles, que
ell marques de Ramo Florido.
al llegar a Madrid, juzg6 opor
tuno no comunicar a su espo-
sa las palabras de don Rodol-
TO, en- 10 referente a la r-oba.
fueran hermanos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11
MANCINI HIZO TABLAS
CON WAUGH

New York, mayo 1O.-El
veterano Jimmy Vaughn, de
Cleveland, pele6 aqul con Len
ny Mancini, de Brownsville, Q
hizo tablas con 81 luego de o.
cho asaltos de acci6n energi-
ca.
Mancini realiz6 su mejor la
Dor en- los asaltos tercero, sex
to Y septimo, cuando estuvo a
punto de tirar a su contrario
con Electives "uppercuts" de
derecha.
Joe Goldstein, de Browns
superb y venci6 al italia
no Francesca Montaneri, de