davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-08-16
Bows Club Attendance
Records Are Broken

All previous attendance records
we're broken by the Washington
Boys Club in July, Managing Di-
rector Charles M. Fyfe revealed to-
day in announcing an average daily
turnout of LOIS.
At the same time new members
were invited. it being pointed out
that the age limits are 6 to l8. Club
hours during summer vacation are
10 am. to 9 pm, at all three
branches-Seventeenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue Sc, 230 C
street NV. and Twenty eighth and
M streets NV.
Evening star., 1940-08-16
Vofiety Store SuIes Rise

July sales of variety stores, the
Commerce Department says, were
about 2 per cent larger than June's
and about 6 per cent higher than
July, 1889.
Evening star., 1940-08-16
-Four Persons Hurt
As Bus and Truck
Crash in Storm
Score Shaken Up;
" Three Injured in
Other Accidents "@ p
Traffic Record

The trafiic record as revealed
at police headquarters for "a
hour period ending at 8 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, As.
Motorists injured, 7.
Motorists arrested. 1872.
Pedestrians injured. 5.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation OF pedestrian control reg
ulations, /.
Evening star., 1940-08-16

DOING THE "ROCK"-Rocking along in the Plymouth Rock
novelty to moderate tempo, June
Clark and Leroy Thayr The step with the old American
with bit Of heel and toe tapping and works
up geneel shown above. The mans routine
charts at the right reading
from the bottom up remains stationary
except for the knee palm sappg described in the
panying story. Photo and Charts by star StaH
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
NQzis Resent FDR
Stand On huasi0n
Rumanian And
Nazi Relations
More Critical

Bucharest, April lG.-(AP)-NaVy
Minister Paul ToedoreScu introduce
ed d bill to the chamber OF deputies
late today calling for the immediate
application of "eXtraOrdlnary mill
tary measures" in all Rumanlan
ports and territorial waters.
The reasons for and the significance
Of the bill were not immediately
disclosed. II was introduced as Ru-
mania's relations with Germany
were again in a critical stage.
Gcrn1any's chances Of filling her
grarcrics with RUmanian wheat APP
Dearcd doomed by Il government de-
cree banning wheat exports for an
indefinite period to avert domcs-
tic shortage.
The Rumanian economic council,
which announced the decree last
night. said That the severe winter
had threatened to cut the wheat
harvest below the amount needed
for home consumption.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
.PrOteCtOrate
Not Planned,
However
British Ambassador
Saws Neither Britain
Nor Canada Would
Move Into Island kx-
cept TO Circumvens
Germans.

Washington. April l6.-(AP)-
Secretary Hull. citing President
Roosc> clts description of Greenland
as a western hemisphere land, i'm
piled today that the Danish possess
sion comes within the scope Of the
Monroe doctrine.
Hull, asked about the Monroe doc
trinc angle, told his press conference
that the President had thus indicated
the slant Of opinion OF this govern
mCnt.
To a question as to whether the
United States would extend d prOtCc-
torate over Greenland, the secretary
Of state said ne knew Of no plan in
tnal connection.
Lord Lothian, the British ambas-
sador, said neither Britain nor
Canada would move into Greenland
or Iceland unless il seemed certain
Germany was about to attempt to
seize the islands,
Lothian made this statement to re-
porters al the state department after
a talk with officials there.
"Greenland might make a good
air base for Germany" he added,
but they could never maintain it..
We could give them knockout blow
there without any trouble"
The ambassador expressed his be-
lief that Greenland comes clearly
within the Monroe doctrine, being in
the western hemisphere" He said
that the status of Iceland probably
was different.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Dies Group To
Universities

Washington, April 16.-(AP)-
Chairman Dies, Democrat, Texas,
said today that his House committee
on un-AmericaniSm planned hearings
within the next several months "on
communism in universities and
schools.
The Texan asserted that he had
reports but l don't know whether
they are true that communism IS
very strong" at the University or
North Carolina. He said that inStltu-
ton would come under committee
study.
The chairman's remarks followed
news stories from Charlotte that
David Clark, a publisher OF textile
industrial journals, had urged COM
mittee investigation Of communism
in education institutions.
Dies said he did not know whether
Clark's request had been received but
that there had ''been several COM
plants from North Carolina"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Death For
Oslo Shippers
Several Groups of
Norwegians Said to
Be Liable To This
Penalty.

Oslo, April 16.-(AP)-Thc death
sentence has been proclaimed for
Snipers in Oslo, and several groups
of NorWegians are liable to this pen
atty ~ forming bands and fighting
German soldiers in the streets of the
capital.
Most of them are young men who,
German authorities said, "believed
they had the right TO fight the Ger
mans.
The Germans point to the new
government commission appointed
today as the first constitutional au-
thority in Oslo since the ministry Of
Premier Johan Nygaardsvold left
last Tuesday.
The Occupation of Oslo was almost
without incident although the Ger
man commander proclaimed court
martial to deal with cases in which
Continued on Page Sevcn)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
More Troops
Join Forces
In Norway
Danish Islands, Be-
tween Scotland and
Iceland, Taken Over
To Prevent Germans
From Landing There,
British State.

London, April l6.--(APD-Britan
announced today she had landed
troops in the Danish FARGO islands.
as Prime Minister Chamberlain, in Il
fighting speech. declared Britain'S re-
solve to ''cruSh' Germany.
The arrival Of a British cXpcdi-
tionary force in the Danish possess
sionS between Scotland and Iceland
was announced to the house Of COM
mons by r. A. Butler, undersccrc-
tary for foreign affairs.
Before Britain thus fulfilled the
plan made public last week by the
first lord Of the admiralty, Winston
Churchill. the governor of the Earoc
islands agreed 10 the British inter-
vcntiOn to prevent German forces
from establishing themselves there,
Butler said.
Chamberlain told the Free Church
Council that Gcrmany'S invasion OF
Norway and Denmark showed that
no people, however meek, however
peaceful. however harmless they may
be, can be safe until this mad dog is
destroyed"
Meanwhile, with strong British
cXpeditiOnary force crossing the
North sea to reinforce the first allied
troops reported landed in Norway
yesterday, Reuters, British news
agency, quoted Swedish reports Of
considerable naval battle" in the
Skagerrak.
The admiralty listed eleven Ger
man transports and naval auXiliaries
totaIing 0,436 tons as sunk or Scut-
tied in the week Scandinavian naval
battle, and four others totaling o.
1913 tons, captured Naval sources cs-
timated additional German lossCs of
at least 10000 tons by British sub
marine attack.
For the seventh time since the Ger
mans occupied the Norwegian port
Of Stavanger, British airplanes raid
cd the NaZi air base there last night,
the admiralty reported.
The communique said that bombs
had telling effect and that all the
British raiders returned.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16

To Favor
Third Term

Washington. April 16.-(AP) =
Representative WORMS, Denloct "a y
California. told neWSmen al tne
White House today he believed CAL
fornia's delegates to the Democratic
national convention would be p!edg.
ed to a Slird term for President
Roosevelt. .,. -
His talk with the President. ne
said. had included politics. BeSioeS
talking California politics. VoorhleS
said he also had told the President
ne felt it was necessary 70 AaN.
either an increase in the WA 10,
next year or d PWA program ana
perhaps both.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Foreign Trade
Up 80 Percent

Washington, April 16.-(AP)-
Americas war-stimulated foreign
trade sent export figures climbing
again in March to S344,00O,00O, 30
percent above a year ago.
The March total was about S6,OOO,-
600 over February figures but still
about S14.OOOOOO under the Decem-
ber-January level.
Secretary Hopkins today attriout-
ed the increase to larger sales OF
machinery, trucks, iron and steel
products, chemicals and airplanes.
Sales of cotton, meat, lard, corn and
fruit, however. dropped of slightly
Geographically, the principal gains
were made in Canada, France Japan,
Russia, Argentina and Finland.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Sutton Heads
UNC Alumni
Kinston Man Elected
In Mail Balloting;
Other Officers An
nounced Today.

Chapel Hill, April l6-(AP)-
Fred I. Sutton Of Kinston has been
elected president Of the general
alumni association of the University
Of North Carolina.
The results of the b1lloting Of
members by mail were announced
today by the alumni office.
Sutton won over Judge J. W. Plcss
Of Marion.
Other officers elected include:
presidents: LcniOr Chambers
Of Norfolk and w. A. Decs, Colds
boro. They defeated George Denny,
Jr.. Of New York and Bennett Perry,
Henderson.
Representative on the athletic
council: Grady Pritchard, Chapel
Hill over Judge L. Earle Rives,
Greensboro.
Board Of alumni directors: Larry
!. Moore. Jr. Wilson and John R.
PurSer Of Charlotte.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Reynaud Says
.One-ThirdNazi
Navy Lost

Paris, April 16.-(AP)-Prcmicr
Paul Reynaud told the French senate
today that Germany has lost almost
one-third Of her navy in the past
week of fighting in Scandinavian
waters.
Specific figures, the premier de-
clared, are officially 30 percent OF
the Nazi navy, including 20 percent
of the cruisers and Is percent Of her
deStroyerS.
Reynaud placed the Nazi sea losses
at $4,000 tons during the past week.
The senators stood and checred
when Reynaud referred TO President
RoosCvcltS Pan-AmCrican speech
yesterday.
NO one asked whom Roosevelt
meant when he said he condemned
force" the premier said.
He mentioned Roosevelt by name
and his statement brought prolonged
applause.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Governors
Adopt Program

Charleston, S. c.. April lG.-(AP)
The southern governors conference
decided today to drive forward with
its ten-year program Of balanced
prosperity for the South and It's fight
against alleged discriminatory freight
rates.
4 resolution was adopted by the
governors last night approving Sec
yetary of State HuIl's reciprocal trade
program. Another resolution asked
southern legislators to continue APP
proDriations 70 enable the conference
TO press its freight rate t!ght.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
27-YEAR OLD CLASS
CALLED TO SERVICE

London, April l6-(AP)-TWenty-
seven year old BritishcrS were or
dcrcd today TO register May Is under
the conScriptiOn program.
The class Of 27ycar-oldS was the
last included in King Georges pro-
clamaiiOn Of January |, which was
expected to bring the army TO APP
pr0Ximatcly 2,375, 900.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Germans Take
Morse Position

Stockholm, April 16.-(AFO -
Rushing Of an extra train through a
district still held by NorWeglanS,
German troops were reported today
70 have reached the Storlcin heights,
three miles from the Swedish bord-
er and about fifty miles from the
port Of Trondheim.
The report. if true, indicates that
Germany almost has succeeded IN
cutting Norway in half at her mar
row waist.
II WIS said that the railway en-
pIoyccy apparently received false in
formation and thought the German
train wa& a Norwegian troop train
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Mrs. Gotten
On Stand

Raleigh, April 16.-(AP)- Mrs
Woodrow Gotten testified today in
the trial of herself and her husband
that her husband denied the shoot
ing, though she had heard her mother
scream "WoodroW, you've shot me-"
The state charges that the Cot
ten shot Mrs. Mary Lee Herndon,
80. last February i9, and they stood
to Gain financially through the STAY
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
British Cruiser
Reported Sunk

Berlin, April lG.--(APD-Thc Ger
man high command announced to-
day II British cruiser was attacked
and sunk by German bOmbcrS yes
tcrday Off the Norwegian coast.
II also announced that a British
amphiban plane also had been de-
SlrOycd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
~
Treasury Acts
] oGuardTr ade

.-.yu. April l6.-(AP)-The
g.. ing to Stave off possible
,..can business, adopted
....ish governments of
IN Of the pound.
m- bureau ordered its
. value British merchan-
- ..Xcd "officiaI' price Of
roGnd when assessing
a"es. instead Of the free
70. currently about $3.50.
. INC action will make some
raaudiSe more expensive
.v and prevent the BIZ
.arsca>in9 sales here
~,ny depreciation,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
$4,000, 900 Relief Outlay For
Invaded Countries Is Proposed
House Foreign Affairs
Committee Proposes
Fund T o Alleviate
Suffering In Any In
yaaed Country.

.-,ur. April l6.-(AP)-
...., If a Sl5,0OO,000 relief
. alleviate suffering in the
countries of Europe and
..- commended today by the
.....gu affairs committee.
-... dent would be empoW-
.-.ard the money upon be-
.. that It would reach the
..r whom it was intended.
.. .y3ruvcd by the COM
.-p specified that admins
. FUNDS should remain IN
.- pt United States govern
...a. crratjvcS.
Bloom. Democrat, New
. the measure would make
F. .or the President to send
.o.cs. food and clothing
..n. Of Finland, Denmark,
Professionalism. China, or
. whore there mas been &C
. Inside forces.
.- ..,nn was advocated by
President Herbert Hoover.
....- before the Senate naval
.... Ldairal Harold r. Stark
declared that the nation
El'....r.cd on Page Seven)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
COAST LINE
REPORTS 1889 PROFIT

Richmond. Va, April 1G-(AP)-
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway re-
ported today net income Of S"O4,O l4.-
% for 1899 compared with deficit
of 81 $40. 450.15 in 1893.
President George y. Elliott Of Will
n1jngtOn. y. C., was reelected.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
KING HAAKON FLEES

New York, April l6.-(AP-
A Berlin broadcast picked up by
NBC said today that. ACCORDING
to reports reaching the German
capital. King HaakOn of Norway
and his government had fled
into Sweden.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
PLANE CRASHES

Higganum, Conn, April 16.-
(AP)- Two men were killed
and two others were injured
early today when a privately
chartered plane crashed and
burned in thick forest here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16

3.N DEAD IN FLOOD
s.u~up> Aires. April 16.-tafl
\! least ten deaths and hund-
reds IT thousands dollars dam
asr We're recorded today as the
u.rr Platte began recedinS ait
"I d flood.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
FORCED LANDING

New York, April l6.-(AP)-A
twin-cngincd army bomber on d
routine training flight made fore
cd landing in the ocean off Coney
Island today. Its crew Of eight was
rescued unhurt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
FRENCH PLANE DOWNED

FRENCH PLANE DONNED
Brussels, April 16.-(AP)-A
French plane fell in flames to-
Gay. killing one of the crew and
injuring two others, after a
fight with German plane near
the French border.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
GiodHoh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and somewhat
unsettled tonight and WedneS-
day: slightly warmer in Yves,
portion tonight
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
Nazis Demand
RecognitionOf
New Regime

Berlin, April l6.-(AP)-Authoriz-
ed German sources intimated today
that King Haakon VII OF Norway,
whom they described as the "captive'
Of his advisors, has one more chance
10 save his throne-by recognizing
the interim government established
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16

Continued on Page Seyen)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-16
IN MAN IN FLOOD

f"..'.n.cd on Page Severn
La gaceta., 1940-12-11

grandes particles de Ia antigua
Roma, ~envuelto en- la toga de in
maculada blancura.
A partir de este dia, Ell eirco,
ell Gran Cireo Americana, que
do en- Marcia, como aQuel que
dice.
Cogorza quiso que Sc reptile
ran alli mismo, en- Ia glorieta
del bosque, los ensayos, en- los
que no tenemcs que decir que
Imenudeaban los latigazos y los
golpes a los pequehos artistas,
cuando Ell ejercicio no era eie-
cutado con Ia rapidez y Ia soltu-
"a requeridas.
AL fin, una mahana, Mon
sieur Renard di6 la orden de le-
vantar ell campo.
La tarde anterior sc habia he
tho un ensayo general, y duran
te 81. Ell director del circo Y su
brinante segundo habianse alta
viado incluso con los trajes con-
La gaceta., 1940-12-11

mas divisiones para instslarse
en- una de elias, 10 mismo que los
padichas de las Indias.
Durante varios meses, ell cada
dia mas flamante Circo Ameri-
cano, recorri6 muchos de los Es
tados inmensos del Brasil: Mi
mas Geraes, Bahia, Pernambu-
co, Parana, hasta negar al in
menso de Amazonas, represen-
tando incluSo ante tribus saliva
.Jes que pagaban las entradas en-
especieS, llevando a Monsieur
Renard pieles. sacos de cuernos
de yenadO ,parejas de jabalies
muertos horas antes o racimos
de ayes comestibNes, a cambio de
las entradas en- Ell circo.
Luego, los ilustres randas 10
vendian TODD con gran beneficio
en- la primera ciudad importan-
te que encontraban al paso.
DeSde Amazonas, el circo vol
VIC hacia la costa, pero siguien-
La gaceta., 1940-12-11

elutamiento verificada en Gin
dnnati durante la serie mundial
Lands Sc propone averiguar 81
es cierto que les Phillies 10 adj :
quirie~on con la promesa de pa
saflo despues a los Dodgers dc
Brooklyn. Ha sido citado por
Lands Ell Sr. ]. Thompson, direc
tor de les Phillies.
Leo Harnett, exdirector de los
Cubs de Chicago, firm6 aver un
contrato con los Gigantes, a los
cuales servira como pelotero y
coach. AL mismo tempo Sc anun
clio que ell coach ha sido retira-
do por motives de salud. Ell mis-
mo pidi6 su retirada.
Harnett tomara ell puesto de
Jackson y ademas Bill Terry Sc
propone utilizarlo como batea =
dor de "emergencia."
La gaceta., 1940-12-11
Ken Overin peleara Ell uiernes con S. Belloise
Un exCeIente prOgrama C~OmplementariO
Medidas de los cOntendientes

New York, 11.-Un match de
revancha entire ell campe6n de-
peso medianc en- ell estado DE-
New York, Ken Overlin, Y
Steve Belloise, un fuerte aspi-
rante, Sc efectuara ell viernes en-
la Madison Square Garden. Sc
ra I'm encuentro a 15 asaltos y
Mike Jacobs ha %prometido al
vencedor, 81 es possible, un bout
con Tony Yale, ell campeon reco-
nccido por la Association Nacio-
nal de Boxeo.
FL prop6sito del match entire
OverIin y Beloise es dar otro pa
so en- la direction de establecer
un verdadero campe6n; pero al
mismo tempo promote una ac-
ci6n violenta y de extraordina-
ria destreza. Los peritos eSti-
man que ell combate sera uno de
los mejores verificados entire
hombres de esta categoria. Pc
,earon los dos ell pasado IL de
noviembre y Overlin alcanz6 u
ma victoria emocionante. FL cam
pe6n tuyo la suerte de resistir
hasta ell fin y mercer la deci-
sion. Los golpes de BeiBcdse le
derribaron en- ell Sexto asalto y
despues do senales de estar a.
fectado Y ~conmoyido en- otros de
los asaltos; pero Ken eoncentr6
su experienced de Is amos, salio
del apuro y los jueces fallaron
en- su favor.
De nuevo, en- esta revancha,
Overlin descansara en- Su habili-
dad y resistencia para llegar
hasta ell fin.
La gaceta., 1940-12-11
Vendido Arnoytch a los Cigantes
RUMoRES DE UNA INVESTIGATION

Chicago, Die. 11.-Los Gigan
ties de New York aC.uiri.ron a.
yer los s~ervicios de- notable ba-
teador y jardinero Morrie Arnc.
witch, pagandose pr el una can.
tidad de dinero que rehusaron
m:ncionar Horace Stoneham Y
Bill Terry. AL mismo tempe
ccmpraron LIS Gigant-1 los SER
vicios Ell pitcher Milburn Shot
n:r, un zurdo, /. ira al N. York
desde ell club Jersey City.
Alncyitch tom6 parte EN- 101
de5afios, en- /" Ultima Temporal
da, y bate6 cen un promedio de
$50 puntos,
En- la negotiation sobre Shot
ner los Rcos adIuirieron los SER
vicios del IS Wayne Amber,
Las ligas maycres va tienen
eonvanida la reelection del juez
lands como arbitro supreme de.
la pelota organizada, Las dos Ii.
gas acordaron aver la fecha de
julio 8, en- Detroit, para Ell juegc
annual de las estrellas.
Bill Klein, el gran arbitro O
umpire, ha sido retirado del SER
vicio active Y eDsvado al puesto.
de supervisor de arhitros.
La Liga Nacional reeligl6 pre-
sidente, por otros cuatro amos, a
Ford Prick.
Del Baker, director de los IL
gres, campeones de la Liga Anne
ricana, dirigira el team de la.
Americana en- ell desafio de las.
Estrenas. Bill McKenchnie, Ell
mentor Gle los ROjOs, de nuevo
dirigira a los peloterOs de la Ma
cional.
Clark Griffith preSent6 de
nuevo su proposition para que
Sc prohiban los dobles juegos en-
domingo; pero sara derrotada
una vez mas.
Circula ell rumor de que ell CO.
misionado lands Sc propone in
vestigar Cd re~clutamiento por los
Phillies del pitcher Reuben Mel
ton, del club Columbia. Melton
fue Ell primer jugador s~eieccio-
nade en- la reunion annual de re-
La gaceta., 1940-12-11

do en- direction al norte, y yen-
do a parar al estado de Mara
mao.
Monsieur Renard ansiaba aho-
ra verse en- Espaha, y recorrer
los pueblos de Ia patria armada
como un gran senior, sin miedo
alguno al famOso catorceavo ter
clio de Ia guardia civil.
o.
Una manana, al regresar de
la busca de Madrid, la diez We
ces ilustre sehora de Cogorza,
0 sea Garcia Ia Chata, tuvO una
de las mas grandss emociones
de su vida, por no decir desde
luego Ia mayor.
Era en- oetubre, y en- Ell cielo
briilaba csc sol serene del ote-
no de Madrid, tan grato y tan
Suave.
Los arboles de las Rondas Y
de la ribera del RIO. comenzaban
q perder sus hOjaS y a pie de
La gaceta., 1940-12-11
DERROTA DEL VETERANO
TONY DOMINGUEZ

Sarasota, Die. 11.--El veters.
no p1gil Tony Domfnguez, de
Tampa, Sc bati6 aver con Woo
dy Jones, de Evansville, India
ma, y les jueces fallaroa en- pro-
vecho de Woody y con menosca-
DO de la justicia.
Tablas Sc declare ell match en-
ire Buddy Rose y Sammy Stoo-
per, que combatieron en- 81 SEMI
final.
Peter Filippi puso a dormir a
Joe Calvin.
La gaceta., 1940-12-11

cada tronco Sc veia una leve Sa-
bana amarillenta que crujia con
allegro mdsica cuando la holla
ban les pasos de algdn transeun
tie.
Fran las siete.
Borrasca, Ell pobre burro de
Ia trapera, cue Sc Gaia de viejo v
de achacoso, cojeaba penosamen
ts, arrastrando los enormes Sc
rones, en- uno de los cuales iba
la basura, y en- ell otro los trapos
" los papeles, y scbre 6stos, va
rias latas grandes de escabeche,
contenAendo las sobras de Ia CO.
mida de la corte.
Jumento y ANA renquea-ban
al avanzar.
Ponque Garcia tsmbien esta-
ba deSconecida,
Desde que hacia tres amos des
apareci6 su hombre como ST Sc
10 hubiera tragadO Ia terra. sin
una palabra, sin una carta Dor
La gaceta., 1940-12-11
La Gaceta FolIetin No. 32l,
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

a brillar con luz propia, los gran
DIES talentos y los dotes de orga-
nizaci6n del gran Pablito: man
do que Sc armaran trapecios y
barras fijas, Sc improvis6 una
pequena pista tambien, Y les nj
nos comenzaron a realizar sus
ejercicios, 10 mismo que 81 estu-
vieran ante un pdblico de los
que les admiraban en- los pue-
bios.
Luego, Monsieur PAT hizo ira
bajar a los perros amaestrados,
a los burros sabios, y Sc arm6 el
caro- romano, donde Ell gran
Chepa iba a evocar, en- adelan-
te. a PetrOnio y a Cesar y q los
La gaceta., 1940-12-11

Nat Rogers, Ell concertador de
peleas, anuncia un excelente pro
grama complementary a base
de joey Ianotti, del Bronx, con-
ira Lulu Constantine, de- East
Side; Irish Eddie Dunno, de As
toria, de oponente de Aaron
Smith, de Los Angeles, y Sonny
Simon, del Bronx, frente a Sam
Venti, del East Side.
Las medidas de los principa-
les contendientes, son: