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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Honor Twelve
PIC Hoopmen

Twelve men qualified for 1882
40 Pacific Lutheran basketball
letters. Coach Cliff Olson's rec
concentrations were passed by the
Lettermen's club.
Winners are: Three-year- Sig
Sigurdson, Seattle; and Earl Plat,
Tacoma. Two-year-Marv Harsh
man, Lake Stevens: Ernie Per-
rault, Everett; Harry Lang, Taco
ma; Omar Stenesen, Seattle; How
ard Willis, orting; Marty North,
Tacoma, and Bert Bndt. Everett.
One-year-Kenny Johnson, Bell
ingham; Bob Erickson, Hoquiam
and Ray Kapus, Ridgefield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

PORTLAND - Eight Oregon
boxers held state AAU titles to-
day, won in final three-ronnd bouts
last night at Multnomsh club.
They qualified for the National
AAU tournament at Boston. Mass.
Two reigning champions failed
70 defend their crowns success
fully John cobell. chemawa In
dian, lost his 160-pound title 70
Lynn Ewing Of Muitnomah club
by decision, and Wayne Dilling-
ham Of Eugene dropped his 1T5-
pound championship TO Walter
6abbs 81 the oregon Amateur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Long Says Hello

The Arlberg stylist, Otto Lang,
probably win be at Paradise valley
for visit during the next three
weeks, maybe during the running
Of the Silver Skis.
Lang. an instructor at sun Val
ley, and doing very well, too, told
your OF sld-daddler he misses all
his Paradise valley friends, and
plans a junket here soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

lost ~ games. The bracing air
Of Yankee stadium worked
wonders for him.
Monte Pearson Is another
who threw away his crutches
once he slipped into a Yankee
uniform. Monte won only eight
games for Cleveland in 1885.
But had 10 victories for New
York a year later.
Bump Hadley, formerly Of
Washington, and Oral Hide
brand, once of st. Louis and
Cleveland, are others who We're
rejuveenated by the Yankee
foundation.
You know, I think I'll pitch
for the Yankees during my va
cation this summer. ! could do
with a little toning up myself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

from San Francisco about Don
Trower and Gene Kiley. Also.
am waiting to zee whether we get
Wilfred Leonard or Eddie Botelho
for backstop duty.
I'm interested mainly In
kiley and Troaer. kiley looked
great In center field. He AL
ways has been a good hitter.
Trower is as alert in the field
as any shortstop I've ever
seen.
If didn't know Harvey Storey
is a $50 hitter, I'd say Trower
would beat him out of his job. It
may sound strange, but a lot of
baseball observers around San
Francisco predict that eventually
Trower will be better ball player
than Benny Mccoy. who showed
there with the Athletics last week.
LIKES BRENNER
I'm not worried so much about
catching. have a feeling that
Bremen may make the grade. I
know Bremen has the fire and
spirit to do the job. He was i'm
proving rapidly toward the end Of
last season in his defensive play.
He already has demonstrated he
can hit the ball"
Rhyme was more than elated
when he was informed by Prexy
Jack Quill, the dime hunter, that
Tony Firpo will come from the
Oakland club.
There's boy who really can
smack the ball"
The Tiger boss said he
talked to Andy Harrington,
manager of the Boise Pilots,
Marvin Ricketts, team of last
year.
You've got a great prospect in
Rickert," Harrington told Rhyme.
He's little awkward in the field,
but he gets them. He was improv-
ing all through the season and
should be okay this year. You
don't have to worry about Rick
ert's batting"
CANTWELL ON ROSTER
Rhyme said he isn't worried
about Ricketts, fielding, either.
because the records of the Pioneer
league show him to have been the
top right fielder in the circuit.
Although on paper-providing
Trower comes here-the infield
looks like Bobby Garretson on
first, Stubby Hartman on second,
Trower at short and Harry (Tim)
Marble at third, Rhyme figures on
strong competition from Jerry
Cantell, the rookie third sacker.
"Cantell is In great shape.
He's confident he can make
the grade and will come here
with the idea of sticking"
Rhyme said.
Rhyme picked up only one pitch
er in the Seals camp-Charley
Schanz, Yakima native. Schanz is
big fellow, 6 feet inches and
200 pounds.
Schanz won 10 and lost in the
Arizona-TeXas league, a better
record than Larry Powell had
there three years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Tony fhpo
Brings Bat
To Tacoma
Smuggling Outfield
Rookie to Replace
Abbott's Hitting

One of the prize rockies OF the
Pacific Coast league training
camps viii come to the Tacoma
Tigers.
He is Tony Firpo. young giant
OF the Oakland Aeorns, who. to
date, is more famous on the grid
iron than the diamond.
Firpo Is a former halfback OF
the University Of California grid
eleven. He played on the Golden
Bear team that beat Alabama in
the Rose Bowl on Jan. /. 1888.
But, according to the dope
picked up by Manager Hal
Rhyme, the six foot two inch
190-pounder II fated 20 play
an even more prominent role
In baseball than In football.
Oakland is converting Firpo
from a first sacker to an out
fielder" said Manager Rhyme.
Right now they figure Firpo can
hit Coast league pitching. He is
the smuggling type. a feal fence
buster. II he had the necessary
experience in outfield play. he
probably would stick with the
Acorns."
When Rhyme was informed that
Morry Abbott, the home run king
Of the Tigers, apparently has
made up his mind to quit profess
sional baseball, the Tiger manager
said:
Il am confident that Firpo will
fill Abbott's shoes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Hubbard Fights
Kellogg Rival

KELLOGG, Ida.-Jack Hubbard
Klamath Falls. Ore, and Verne
Earring, Kellogg, will meet here
in the main event OF a boxing
card Thursday night, II was an
nounced today. Spider McCsllum,
Missoula. Mont, and Mike Thorn
ley, Portland, viii tsngle in the
semi-final.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Experienced champions as well
as young animals seeking their
fame will compete for the more
than IT'S prizes and trophies.
F. l.. Jack" Wolfenden, San
Francisco hotel man, will be the
chief judge. He will officiate in
all-breeds, all-variety groups and
best in show. Wolfenden is a judge
Of wide experience.
Mrs. Emil Skoog win preside over
the children's handling class.
Ring stewards will be Hans Nal
com, chairman; Hamlin c. Grier.
f. w. Heide and W. A. Richmond.
Malcom. veteran OF bench and field
trials. is also a judge of wide re-
nown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Promoted Kids Moke Good f.

Prince Hal Rhyme rolled into last night from the
San Francisco training camp and during the barrage
questions hurled at him. turned out this information regard
ing former WI players in the Coast circuit
Harvey Storey is rounding into shape slowly. Put
weight during the winter But he bludgeon the
ball and will be in there
Larry Powell great Pitched big against
the Philadelphia Athletics
Ernie Raimond leg
fered In Tacoma two Still hit the pill
Christopher outfielder In going
great at Oakland cinched the post
Frank Vop, who caught Tacoma years prob
ably win stick to Oakland, he Is used a
pitcher He has been playing ball.
Pat Ambrose appears
70 have cinched the infield utility job
Bm LYMAN former Yakima hortstop playing bangup game
Audrey Fraser has white pet cat that hunts with the
Fraser cocker spaniel Once home with a rabbit .
Nothing provides genuine laugh than
movie actors In class westerns No Barrymore hespan
blood there Bunny 0akes grid mentor AT Colorado
university bowed finally TO the will his players They
their point until yesterday when the schools chiefs
Bunny the way out MIA withdrew its recognition from
Lou Ambers worlds lightweight champion Gives Hank
Armstrong until May 70 to defend his weller
mis- title against worthy foeman should
titles should be and Twenty moro DAYS
that thrilling the line win
the hand Friend ribbed policeman
90 the breaking pointed and
should those to Quit
maybe No pleased
fan Feel terribly foolish and gawky
those seated until
bus comes 70 complete stop hardly
Nsff the trout Freddie
steeie awaits opeung q,
Nd Meagher Valley gained
pronounced Bostonian roll his with
hand Switching puing meat and IRWIN. ae -
Hh Environment great factor In cultural
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Thirteen Teams
Enter Prep Meet

BELLINGHAM, Wash.-James
Pendergast, president of the state
high school ski association, today
said Is teams definitely have
entered the first annual state
tournament to be held at Snoqual-
mic pass next weekend.
-Four Seattle schools-Broadway,
Garfield, Lincoln and Queen Anne
were entered, along with Bell
ingham, Yakima. Walla Walla,
Bremerton, Highline. Hoquiam,
Leavenworth, Lester and Snohom-
ish. Entries also were expected
from Franklin Of Seattle, Ellens-
burg and Mount Vernon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Spring Football
OPENS at u. Of W.

SEATTLE - Spring 70 9th a IL
training opened at the University
of Washington today. as Coach
Jimmy Phelan looked over an esti-
mated turnout OF rs candidates
for the 1910 eleven.
Under Pacific Coast conference
rules. the training session viii last
80 days. Several candidates from
last years outstanding freshman
team, along with a large batch Of
1899 followers. were TO compete
for berths.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Bunny Cakes Ends
Reign At Colorado

BOULDER, Colo.-P reside (
Robert L. Stearns Of Colorado uni
versity announced yesterday that
regents of the university had termi-
mated the contract Of Bernard F.
Bunny Cakes, head football coach
''by agreement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Skidaddlinq
BY ED MEAGHER


DREMERTON's Ski Cruisers,
~ who put on a memorable ski
carnival last year In their first try,
insist that this seasons winter
sports blowout, set for next Sat
urday and Sunday at Paradise val
ley, will break all records for hilar-
ity and thrills.
For weeks they have been work
ing. busy as centipedes on skis, to
shape a program which includes
everything imaginable in the way
of winter sports events except pos
sibly a skiing ballet. And they
even thought of that, but gave up
after a brief trial, during which
it was proven that skis are utterly
impractical for acceptable ballet
prancing.
The party starts Saturday night.
1t will be. if you please, "Viennese
Night" It'll take place at Para
disc lodge, which is to be turned
into an old, pre-Hitler, Viennese
beer garden. Quaint and charm
ing probably will be the words for
it. Mattresses, pert and pretty,
dressed in colorful Viennese cos
tunes, an orchestra playing Blue
Danubish tunes-all mind you, in
the presence of royalty.
MAYOR To CROWN
That's right. The Bremerton
carnival queen and her attendants
will be prominently there. Midway
along in the evening coronation
ceremony will be held, with Brem-
erton's Mayor Homer Jones offici-
ating.
Sunday the races will be
staged. First a mems giant
slalom, starting at 10 a. m.
Then junior downhill event,
limited to Kitsap county
youngsters. Next, at 80 p. m,
giant slalom for women, fol-
lowed by an obstacle race at 2
o'clock.
1t should be noted that the mems
and women's races are open to
everybody and entries will be re-
ceived at Paradise inn until 10
o'clock Sunday morning, with the
provision that the number of COM
petitors be limited to 60 in each
race.
SUN VALLEY SKI DAD
DLINGS: Mrs. Darroch CroOkes,
the former Miss Beth Paskell of
Tacoma, spends most of her time
doubling for Margaret SULLIVAN,
the film star, in Sun Valley scenes
for a picture TO be released this
fall Don Fraser, the Seattle
sh-wiZz who suffered a fractured
lega couple of weeks ago, rambles
around in a wheel-chair impa-
tient 10 climb on skis again
o'hus hAAH btot W
as does his wife, the former
Gretchen Kunigk of Tacoma
watching a jumping tournament Is
thrilling but it's tame when
compared with seeing Dick Dur
rance in a downhill race or
FriedI Pfeifer run a slalom course
Durrance's running Of the
downhill event last Friday was the
most thrilling individual sports
performance we've ever seen
that goes for all sports . he was
really flying . his skis, as q
matter of fact, were off the snow
most of the time imagine trav.
cling two and five-eighths miles In
less than three minutes as fol-
Pfeifer, he is a slalom genius
and it Ia really breathtal<ing to
watch him In action
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

A. w. Murray, Seattle, is super
intendent.
The show is sponsored by the
Tacoma Kennel club and the
Young Mems Business club.
Preparatory work began months
ago. Officials have taken every
care TO make this show the out
standing in Tacoma history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
u. p. staff Correspondent

SEBRING, F1a.-The New
York Yaneee foundation for
the rehabilitation of fallen
pitchers is about to affect an
other remarkable cure.
In n month or so, feel
quite safe In announcing, pa
fient No. 14l, one Lee Grissom.
will be completely healed.
Proof that the renowned Yam
kee cure was progressing In
Grissom's case was furnished
on Saturday by Grissom him
self when he pitched five score
less innings against the ST.
Louis Cardinals.
When the Cincinnati Reds
let him go last winter, Grissom
seemed to be a pitcher who had
gone to the wall once too often.
He had won but IL games in
two fun seasons with the RAIDS
and his pitches had just about
as much on them as a strip
teaser.
DEEP MELANCHOLY
He was filled with miseries
and a deep melancholy, and it
was a good bet that 1910 would
find him settled down to a Ca
reer of operating a filling sta
ton or managing pub or one
OF the other kindred endeavors
which seem to have such a
strong fascination for finished
ball players.
Then the New York Yankee
foundation took an interest in
him. Almost Immediately the
sparkle returned TO his left
arm and both his right and left
eyes. One by one his miseries
flew from him, as doves from
a cote, and his blanket Of mel
ancholy lifted as though it were
a fog, touched by the sun.
BY the time patient Grissom
reached the Foundations win
ter clinic in st. Petersburg, and
Chief Diagnostician Joe Nc
Carthy had his first look ut
him, he was a picture of health
and high spirits. and needed
only n leopard slim TO double
for Lionel Stronghold.
When I was in st. Peters
burg a few days ago / stood
back of the batting cage while
Grissom worked on the hitters.
His fast ball had an ominous
hum, a hum that told OF bis
tering speed, and his curves
performed after the manner Of
acrobatic swallows. There was
a laugh on his lips and he
joked and bantered with his
fellows.
] asked Bill Dickey and
Lefty Gomez how he looked.
ENERYTHING'S oKAY
Like he had plenty-plenty
of everything" they answered
Mccarthy thinks he has plenty,
too.
There's nothing wrong with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
TURFMEN TO PRACTICE

The Turf baseballers Of the Ia
coma City league viii hold prac-
tice tonight at $50 at Lincoln
bowl, Manager Al Pentecost
reports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Satisfaction OF Accomplishment /. !.

In the country Satisfaction In personal achievement
runs strongly In the human Sunday morning soon
after dawn hied Chauncey Lngermans cabin for the
first hard manual labor years. Dug circular hole feet
deep feet WIDE Dug twofeet deep trench around the
Dutchman's cabin and likewise used pick and shovel in
digging threefee foundation for shower and bathroom
addition Them TO top off the day turned carpenter and
constructed framework for addition. Tired but happy
in knowledge of accomplishment
When Lngeman the work his eyes buged the big fellow
gasping won't believe it. just won't well this miracle
small effort The Duchman
should that the who boomed the cabin
dishes Of the gangs
Anyway bnstered hands remain badge of friendly
the cabin marshes Monday
Nothing quite nothing
lifting than the friendly
scattering forebodng coming
Of the gloom of bane radiant light Even wild
quackng
spots thankful
however that bell essential in the district
boiling provides feeling
security There always something
call il the Of balance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Din Lovelond Grows Up.


-Four years ago new low reached in the state high
school basketball when Freshman Dip Loyeland
just five feet in his sneakers, trotted onto the University
Of Washington floor with the Roy team
Loveland the smallest player ever to show at the
state tourney and three additional years of state tourney
Dip growing He graduates from Roy
four OF varsity basketball
the past two years when the Lynx
third the Pierce County league race
only five feet eight inches tan
him from scoring plenty OF points every
1899 and 1870 he among the top five
n County circuit
high school basketball at the
Seattle Y M C. A. but before he
quits Dip of rs points for future tourney
sharpshooters try and excel
Hut Din Of he grown
Is pounds weight Dip figures he's just
getting win be big enough
70 make big college
and going to work couple Of
probably play
of he will
And Dip Husky
PAVILION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Tacoma Dog Show Gets
Off to Grand Start
More Confines Thun Lost Yeor Entered:
San Francisco Mon To Be Chief JUDGE

The Tacoma abeed Greenwich Coliseum Saturday
and Sunday is off to a grand start this
The list includes 24s animals
last year, according to officials.
entered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

HURRY and get in your estimation of Tacomas popua-
fion Maybe that ticket 10 Tiger WI games will
be your reward your idea of the population
and address IL to The Tacoma Times, On the Lam
season ticket is something, too
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Predicts Bengals Will
Be in Thick of Battle
Says Contwell Is Threat for Infield;
Heors Nice Words About Morv Rickert

Rhyme the night
predict make strong
showing Western International year
withhold from Francisco about Dor
Gene
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
EVERYTHING'S oKAY

Like he had plenty-plenty
Of everything" they answered.
Mccarthy thinks he has plenty,
too.
There's nothing wrong with
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

Antiguedades que haya tenido
lugNr en- Tampa esta alberta
al p1blico en- ell pfimer piso
del Hotel Floridan y puede
ser visi,ada desde las 10 de la
manana hasta lisa 10 de la no.
che todos los dias.
Importantes negociantes de
este ramo en- los Estados Uni
dos Y Europa estan eXhibien =
do aqui raros objetos anti
guos, que seran muy del agra
do de los curiosos.
Entire los exhibidores Sc en-
cuentran Gennaro Russo, de
Napoles, Italia, con una rara
Y valiosa exhibition. Tambien
exhibe antigiedades la barO-
mesa Frankerstein, expulsada
de Alemania, y Helena Brown
de Connecticut, que tiene en-
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
Fl gran Cabaret de

Sea ECCne
va esta TODD preparado para
la celebration del Gran Cabaret
Privado que dara el Centre AS
turiano esta noche en- honor de
su nueva Reina la Srta. Consue-
10 Aizpuru y las damas de su
Corte de Honor Srtas. Onelia
Santana, Gloria Rodriguez, Ma
ny Gonzalez y Olga Alvarez.
FL bale, que comenzara a las
1870 de la noche, sera ameniza
do por las orquestas locales Don
Francisco Y La Sonora.
A la una de la madrugada sc
ofrecera I'm extraordinario pro
grama de variedades que habra
de sorprender a la concurren-
Sc nos eomunica que va Sc
han agotado todas las mesas
puestas a la venta Y que la bote-
LA de champagne que obseQuia-
ran a la mesa que mas ocupan-
ties tengan probablemente Sc la
llevara la de Alfonso Lopez que
tiene Ia sillas.
Huelga decir que la fiesta de
esta noche EN- ell Centre Asturia-
no constituira un triunfo COM
pletO para la Secci6n de Recreo
de dicho Centre.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
LA LEY CONTRA LOS JU-
dos EN- ITALIA

Roma, mario 2.-La ley con-
ra los PROFESSIONALS judios, HON
)res y mujeres, Sc hizo efectiva
J4ui aver, IL horas despues de
laber anunciado ell periodico Or
ano del Vaticano que ell Papa
10 XII habia nombrado al pro-
0sor judo Roberto Almagia pa
ra restaurar algunos mapas an
Tiguos del Vaticano.
Almagia, gran historiador y
ge6grafo, sc vic obligado q sban
1ollar la facultad de la UNIVERSE
dad de Roma cuando sc aopta-
on la prlmeras medidas con-
ira los judios. FL Papa Pic tam
bien nombr6 a otros judios CO.
mo miembro de la Academia
tOnLlllcal de ClenclaS.
A partir del dia de aver sc
1rohibt la practica de sus pro-
esiones a todos los medicos ju-
los, abogados farmacepticos,
Iditores, etc. Esas profesiones
56lo pOdran practicarlas entire
as gentes de su prOpa raza.
Los periOdistas, ingenieros, ar
quitectos y profesores de UNI
versidad no pOdran dedicarse a
sus profesiOnes en- ningin senti
do.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
Matinee BailabIe

La Secci6n de Recreo y A.
dorno del Centre Espanol cele
brara manana domingo otra
matinee bailable en- su salon
de fiestas de YbOr.
Sera amenizada la matinee
por la orQueSta Don Francisco,
y comenzara a las A de la tarde
para terminar a las 8 de la mo-
che.
Como de costumbre Sc ha fila
do la entrada en- 80 c~entavos pa
ra los caballeros y rs centavos
las damaS.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

exhibition un juego de re que
ptrtanec.6 Ell I'm t.empoI a
Haillie Selassie, ell dep1estc
gobernante de Utopia.
Sc solicita la asistencia de
los aficionados a esta Expos.
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
Pleitos y DivorciOs

Zoila Berdeal Arias contra
Javino Arias.
Tulsa Guzman contra Hector
Guzman.
Ciudad de Tampa, contra T.
La Salario y Jacobo Sabin, de-
creto.
Thompson-Brice Lumber and
Supply, contra DR.. Y. M. Car
cia, decreto.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
superficialmS6te que los idealel

useAaZ5s de Jesus go tienesI
donda eohar raices. Hay una claI
Sc mas de individuos, aquelloI
que escuchan las palabras de vi
da de JESUS, pero no estan dis
ruestos a seguirle: los intereses
go-stas cue cruzan en- la vida
Destroyer en- ellos toda posibi-
lidad de vivir c~ristianmente;
los apetitos y las tentaciones
ahogan en- ellos toda buena Sc
milla. En- Gambia, hay indivi-
que 81 aceptan las palabras
de Jesus y Sc ~preStan para po-
nerlas en- practica. Ell Evange-
lilo de Cristo JESUS imparte vita
y dinamismo y cuando en-
cuentra vidas receptivas produ-
ce sorprendentes e inesperadas
tranSformacionesl
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
AcertAdO nOmbramientO

La DirectiNa del Circulo Gu
bano ACADIA de agregar a su cuer
pc m@dico al distinguish galeno
DR.. Juan Silverio.
Felicitamos a dicha Directiva
al DR.. Silverio y a los socios to-
dos de dicha Sociedad.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
Quito y sermon 30 p. m. E
"MENSAJE

Texto Bfblico: San Marcos
4:9. "EntoAceS e dijo: Ell que
tiene oid0s para Dir, olga"
Hay individuos que eScuchan
las palabras de Jesus, pero no
las Green: sus corazones estan
tan empedernidos que ell Esprit
tn de Jesus no penetra en- ellos
son cOmb Ia terra junto al ca :
NADIA crece en- ella. Otros,
escuchan ell mensaje de JESUS,
perS no 10 entienden, vivsn tan
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

IN la tarde de manana, dia
s de MARIO, de 2 a fm., ell
p1blico latino esta inyGtado a
visitar el nuevo edifi 10 cons.
truido en- ell 1912 de 20 Ave.
Este bello edificio fue cons
truido por la firma de Ramon
y Jimenez y servira de hogar
al Sr. y la Sra. Francisco Gran
da.
La MADEIRA para este edifi-
clio fue proporcionada por Is
firma de w. T. Ramsey Lum-
Der Co., y Frank Rodriguez y
otros vendedores de dicha fir
ma Sc hallaran presentes EN- ell
edificio para mostrarselo al
p1blico.
Exosici6n de antigIedades
La primera Exposition de
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
LUCHAs Ell 1UNEs

FL lunes pr6ximo Sc desen-
Hvolvera un gran programa de
luchas en- Ell Benjamin Field, to-
mando parte en- "a competence
S bueros luchadores.
Como attraction especial, a.
ciada por Ell promoter, sc
la. aparici6n de Tony GA
Teffto, que pele6 recientemente
en-. New, Jersey con Joe Louis
po1Aafaja de los pesos compile
aento esta firmado para pc
LEI Odentro de POGO con Max
Bay y Sc encuentra ahora ha-
cienN 70 una excursion por los Els
tadoS del sur, siendo este causa
de los fanatics de Tampa
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