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putaci6n Sc hallaban al borde
de la quiebra. FL concrete al
por menor tampoco podia ha-
cerle frente a sus obligaciones.
Las eportaciones bajaban a CT
fras ridiculas por su insignifi-
cancia.
Nadie ignoraba que las in
zaban de una fuerte protec-
ci6n, debido a las barreras a.
duaneras exorbitantes, nj que
ell gobierno las defendia con-
ira toda eompetencia extran-
jera, por medic del sistema de
Quotas fijadas a la importa-
ci6n de todos los articulos 81
milares a los que estas produ-
clan. Pero, "a que servfa TODD
aquello? FL pueblo, carente
de recursos, no podia comprar
dichas mercancias, nj siquiera
al precio de costo.
Las dnicas industries que
podian aIn hacerle frente a
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ma e%xcelente demonstration, Ia.
mi hizo tablas con Bob Pastor.
Ostenta una decision sObre Lee
Savold y puso a dormir a Clar-
ence (Red) Burman, Tony Mus
to e Italo Colonello.
Compiled ell neoyorquino sus
.ejercicios en- ell gimnasio de Still
man, obteniendo elogios de los
lboxeadores y entrenadores.
Nova Sc prepare en- Green
wood Lake, New Jersey, y subj
"a al cuadrilatero con POS Ii
bras.
Su ventaja en- peso sobre Mau
riallo sera de mas de Is libras.
Figuran en- ell cartel compile
msntario, anunciado por Nat Ro
gers, ell concertador de peleaS,
Harold Green, peso ligero de
Brooklyn, contra Johnny Greco,
de Montreal, Canada.
Peter Kennedy, de White
Plains, de rival de Joe Agosta,
de Harlem.
frankie Carlo, ell filadelfiano
tendra de contrario a Aaron
Settler.
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tones de Tilegrado.

tollSs We llleSIduO'
Los in~dividuos mas insignifi-
cantes Sc CREAM muy importan-
ties tan prOnto como tomaban
parte en- coneiliabulos secretos,
que sc llevaban a cabo en- un rim
con de fumoir, mientras bebian
sendas tazas de cafe y lanzaban
grandes nubes de cigarro haba-
no hacia ell techo. Las mujeres,
fumando cigarrillos de puntas
doradas, les hacian la compe-
tencia a los hombres, relatan-
do las GltimaS noticias "cier-
tas" de la situaci6n. La revo-
luci6n estallaria de IN momen
to a otro. hi Presidente- Dicta-
dor tenia siempre ,isto, en- el
campo de aviacion, un aero
plano con ell motor en- Marcia,
para huir a Gagalandia tan
pronto como Sc oyeran los pri-
meros disparos de los revolu-
cionarios. Tenia bien repleta
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DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE VRAROFF So
BRE TOMMY CARLO

New York, Die. 11.-Con IN
peso de 1881 libras, Joe Varoff,
del East Side, derrot6 por pun
tos a Tommy Carlo, 1S9, de Wa
terbury, Connecticut. Dur6 e.
combate seis asaltos.
Herbie KronOvitch, del West
Side, peso weller, obtuvo la de-
cisi6n de los jueces sobre Fran
kie Cardinal, del West Side.
Al Fine, 144 libras superb a
Mel Williams, 144, del Bronx.
Ray Velarde, un mexicano del
peso medic, triunf6 sobre Fred
Graham, de Harlem.
Por nocaut tecllico Bernie Der
nard atropell6 a Sal Scilabra.
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REISER CLASIFICADO la

New York, Die. LEI famo
so pelotero Pete Reiser, de los
Dodgers, ACADIA de ser clasifica-
do AL y creese sera llamado
por Ell ejercito en- ell mes de enc
70.
Esta noticia Sc di6 conjunta-
mente con la buena nueva, para
los 'tfieles" de Brooklyn, de que
Ell "gordo" Freddie Fitzsimmon
continuara siendo coach" Y al
mismo tempo, en- case necesa-
rio, Sc lie utilizara como pitcher.
Reiser tiene % amos de edad
y desde hace dos amos viene ju-
gando con los Esquivadores.
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TERRY Y SUS
MES EN- CUANTO A LA PIE
LOTA

Memphis, Tenn, Die. IL. -
Bin Terry ha vuelto a su finca
v es ahora eli cabanero retirado,
pero listo para manejar todas
las cosas que sc lie presenter y
estime aceptables.
Despues de 20 amos con los Gil
gantes, de p~elotero, director y
vicopresidente, Terry asegura
qre esta preparado para acep-
tar un trabajo donde el pueda
manejar por entero la direction
mo aceptare ningGn trabaJo
en- ell cual no pueda ser director
aetivo. En- cuanto a dirigir, va
Sc me ofreci6 un empleo antes
lie marcharme de Chicago"
Admite que todavia eXiste la
josibilidad de que 81 Sc identifi-
luen con los Phillies.
"Yo he ofrecido poner alg1n
dinero en- Ia empresa."
lie die a Gerry Nugent que
estarfa interesado en- una afilia
ci6n, pero con ciertas condicio-
nes."
Los j6venes no saben donde
encontrar jugadores y los due
nos tienen los nervios excitados
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Lapelea en1esT am Nauneuo
yLou Nova se~aefectuar5 hoy


New York, Die. 11.-Esta no.
che, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, Sc efectuara la pelea entire
Tamil Mauriello, Ell gladiator ia
vorito del Bronx, Y Lou Nova,
de Alameda, estado de Califor-
MIA.
Sera la decima tercera batalla
de Mauriello en- este ano y los
peritos Opinan que conquistara
facilmente la victoria. A juicio
de los expertos su estado fisico
es admirable y pega con extra
ordinaria efectividad.
Tendra Ell match IN Unite de
diez saaltos.
En- sus doce a.lteriores comba
ties de este ano Tami solo ha ST.
% derribado una vez, por el ne
gro Jimmy Bivins, la "estrella"
de Cleveland. Ell vencedor en- el
match de hoy peleara con BIZ
wins.
En- ell mes de mayo, dando u
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Han perdido los Fsparfsnoe
los serFictos de Fred Hancock
de Lakeland ; pero es possible que
Joe Kaptur pueda jugar.
Melvin Vines Sc propone uti-
liar a los novatos Bob Cros-
land, Horace Lasater y Fally CT
lett.
Cast todos los atletas de Drew
jugaron con universidades y CO.
legios de diferentes secciones
del pals.
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MURIO Ell FAMOSO CABA'
LILO EPINARD

Londres, Die. 11.-El famoso
caballo de carreras Epinard,
propiedad de Pierre Wertheime,
ha muerto.
Epinard, segdn la radio de Vi
chy, fue mandado a EstadUs u
nidos en- 1924.
Por ell hermoso animal Sc lie
Saron a ofrecer 10000 libras es
terlinas.
Cuando los alemanes invade
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SUS SERVICIOS UNI
PELOTERO QUE E
70 AMOS


Filadelfia, Die. 11.-Un pelo-
tero qe tiene 10 amos de edad,
Ollie Pickering, de Vicennes, In
diana, ofreci6 aver sus servicios
@ Connie Mack, ell director de los
Atleticos.
AL cumplir sus so amos de ca
sado, Pickerin dice: 81 necesitas
un buen hombre, Connie, deja-
melo saber."
Ell viejo mentor lie envi6 un
mensaje de congratulaci6n por
las bodas de orc.
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LOS U G
RAN MANANA CON Ell
ONCE DEL CUERPO DE
A

Manana sabado, a las a de la
tarde, empezara en- ell terreno de
Phillips la batalla entire los Els
partanos de la Universidad de
Tampa y Ell equipo del Cuerpc
de Sehales, con Residential en- e.
campamento Drew.
Sera Ell tercer particle para
los militares que manda ell coro'
mel Asp.
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ron a Francis, Epinard desapa
rect6 de su estEhto Mas tarde
Sc lie enconrt6, en- Chartress, IT,
rando de un caro-.
Durante su vista a Estados
Unidos particip6 en- tres carre-
ras Y en- las tres finaliz6 en- Sc
gundo lugar.
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Angeles, California, Sc batira
con Jackie Callura, de Providen
ce, R. l. Sera un combate a diez
asaltos.
Aspiran los dos al tftulo que
dejara vacante Sammy Angott.
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Ell NEGRITO SHANS PELEA
RIA CON CALLURA

Boston, Die. 11.-Esta noche,
en- ell Edificio de los Mecanicos,
el negrito Cleo Shans, de Los
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81 senior
Compre la pintura B.
L. P. Solamente sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale IS.
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La Gaceta FOlletin No. 81
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA @ ES
NOVELA

nacional, para oponera a los a
petitos desmesurados de los am
bicioSos....."
XIII
En- Tilegrado Ia vida seguia
su curse. Los concentrates sobre
Jacqueline y Garlez, que habian
sacudido tempestuosamente la
sociedad de la capital Y que ha-
bfan estado a punto de producer
divisiones irreparables entire
sus miembros, cedieron su lugar
a otros chismes, menos sabrosos
pero mas recientes, y, muy espe
cialmente, a la misteriosa atrac-
ci6n del nuevo juego que estaba
en- boga: sc conspiraba en- los sa
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n pSr46dieo en- idiOma EspSSOl
de mas circulation en- Tampa
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knuckles of the other.
Con slumped. Sure. Sure"
He threw his hands out. But ]
haven't anything to live for"
Except ten millions. pal"
"And l could take the Queen
over myself"
You've been day-dreaming
again. SON"
Conover sank on the bed.
yeah. Sure. Lookee. Get that
wad of dough out of the safe,
will you, and see can you get that
Jolyon dame and the Claytons To
go away? Wen go to sea. Wen
go through the canal and out to
Hawaii, huh ,"
You forget Papa doesn't
work here any more"
Quit horsing. Ray"
Elliott said: II told you
wasn't quitting mad. But it's
no joke, kid. The canal. Hawaii
Sure. You get thrown out of the
Royal Hawaiian, and we come
home again. No soap, old boy.
Felipe appeared. Ray looked
at their untouched food. and
shrugged.
Mr.. Conover." said Felipe
you order four lighters of pro-
visions ?"
Harold Conover sat bolt up
right on the bed. That's why
came aboard with no dough-"
Ray roared Con! Con! -Four
lighters full of chow. Oh. boy
Where in heavens name would
we put it,"
Felipe said: Please. what
tell the lightermen?"
Tell them to take it back,
said Conover.
Ray stopped laughing Wait
a minute, Felipe" Conover sat
up and stared at his captain
"Mebbe there was a iittle vcri.
tas in the old vino this time. Ray
said Felipe tell those Lighter
men to load up. Wen take II
aboard. Stow the first lighter
below. and while you're doing
that, bring me the books of thu
other lighters and I'll figure ou'
where To put what. ] don't wan'
salt fish in my cabin"
Il didn't get any salt fish,
Con said. I'D been drinking bu
not that much"
Ray Elliott rocked with laugh
ter. Get going. Felipe" n
said. And then muster al
hands no, I'll give the order my
self" He watched the door close
behind the steward. and wheeled
on the bed. His cap was so fal
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mess. Making a spectacle of HIM
self at high noon on the deck
of the Queen in Miami harbor.
This dame-Joliet. Julian, what
was her name had his other
arm now. Come on into the
saloon, Con dear, and"
He pushed at her. because she
was part of the mess he was in
these days, and saw she had
picked up some of Felipe's tricks.
Fire that little steward. Teach
ing my women his tricks. Cost
me a string of pearls to straight
en- her up.
Then she wasn't there, and
there were Just himself and Ray
and the owners stateroom. Con
fumblcd with his tie, and Rays
voice came TO him dimly. Fine
sight YOU made of yourself.
Knocking women around the
deck"
Just just showed her He
was having trouble getting his
breath now. II got some bad
rum in that bar.V
Sure"
This was not Felipe, this was
Captain Ray Elliott who was
undressing him The cold sea
water of the shower hit him
with a shock.
You'll be all right said Ray
III tell Felipe to bring some hot
broth and a shrimp salad for
your lunch"
Ray was sitting at the dress
ing table, "A novel in his hand,
when Conover came back from
the shower
The steward entered with two
trays He put the captains on
the dressing table. carried the
other TO the night-stand next to
Cons bed. There was an angry
red mark on his skin
Con said: I'm sorry l hit you,
Felipe"
The little mans eyes were
sullcn All right, Mr. Conover.'
Sure. All right. That's about
a ten dollar crack, Felipe"
The happy light came back into
the small eyes. Not necessary
Mr.. Conover.
That's all, steward" Rays
voice said. Con didn't look at
the captain. Then the door
closed.
Don't you like that book,
Ray ." asked Con.
I'm just hired hand. 1t
doesn't matter whether l like it
or not. An eX-hired hand; I've
quit.
Yeah p" Con heard himself
laughing He was very tired.
you think I'm going to get Nc
Graw to give you a shippers
berth on one Of our lake boats,
but I'm not You'l be a deck.
hand without a reference"
Rays laughter cut AT him lie
picked up the bomllon cup slipped
it.
AN night a dcck-hand, then.
You'd get a kick out of that,
wouldn't You. pal ."
What Go you mean. Ray"
These days you're getting
your fun out of seeing how much
meanucss people will take for
your money. Hitting "A flunlty.
hard sock for ten bucks, rap
for five Talking fresh TO that
little Anita Clayton. because her
husband needs his bridge win
nings too bad TO resent it. Bring
ing that Jolyon dame aboard, and
then not making "a pass at her
because the only feeling of
security she can get is having
you hooked Rays hand raped
IN. Haoh Ass hc put 1t on the table.
"Tha's tho sort Of thing these
so.rlHrd hardboilcd books are
ahau It's not the kind of thing
! shl with I'll have my dufiie
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I I ]

TONONER came aboard with
- crlokcts IN ms stomach. II
had taken him an hour To get IN
touch with the French Con-
,ulatc and ms liquor had died in
hmm subsequently ne had hoisted
'hre, or -four drinks in the first
bar he'd seen, but they weren't
taking hold.
As ne stepped ou deck he
pushed FelIpc's small chest with
q hard fist Rum cocktail.
The steward came up against
tho cabin hulkhcad Drama. sheer
drama The monkey would walk
with a little limp now until Con
came across with hvespot
Con reached in his pocket for
bill Yah out of dough, he
growIcd and called to Elliott.
Give Felipe five he ordered
Instead Ray snapped. Get be-
low. steward and start mess go
ing You're not hurt
Ray was in a white polo shirt
and duck pants, his uniform cap
cooked over one eye. He looked
Tougher than nails Suddenly,
Con SAID Get the hook up.
captain We're putting out.
We're on the register Going
foreign
"All right" Con heard the
captains voice from a long way
OFT Bu' the captains hand was
strong ON his arm. "All right,
Con Hand over the papers, and
nv put her about as soon as the
crews messed -
Don't yes me! Are you the
captain Of This yacht, OF "A damn
male nurse ?"
Conovcr's head was whirling
Why didn't Ray take him out of
this, out OF this sun. out of this
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on the beach before this watch is
over; Phillips can take her where
you want her to 60"
Con put his feet on the floor.
He got clothes out Of the ward
robe, flannel pants, sneakers, a
shirt. He pulled on the pants
and the sneakers, and stood His
head had a faint, throbbing pain
in IT, "A helluva time 20 be
putting on airs. Captain Elliott.
Eight years of being a yacht
captain.
When | picked you mp YOU
were a quartermastcr on a liner;
and damned glad to work for a
mean sadistic millionaire Now
there are berths that pay better
and you're trying TO scare me
into giving YOU "A raise Well It
doesn't work, Elliott. Get your
stuff and get off the Queen.
You're not her master any more.
Ray tossed his cap on the
floor, walked 10 the door, opened
il, said; 80 long and stepped
over the high sill
yellow called Conover.
DAY paused mo soap. boss.
~ You don't get TO take "A sock
at me for any ten bucks or a
string of pearls But | might as
well tell you I'm not ashamed OF
having been the master OF the
Carnival queen. She's a damned
good ship, and If you ever sober
up again, you can be proud of
having designed her. That's for
the times we've had together, the
water we've put under Our
counter. I'm not quitting mad
and I'm not holding you in con-
tempt. and that's for Port d.
Vache." He Tipped his hand 70
his forehead, and grinned so
so long"
But Con raised a hand Know
where was this morning Ray"
Making a spectacle OF your
self all over Miami.
Conovcr raised his hands to
his face. cut it, Ray. Worse
/ talked to the French Consulate
1t was all Chevalier this and
Chevalicr that Sure. Till | say
Port de Vache. Then finis."
Ray Elliott went slowly
towards the center OF the cabin.
picked up his cap Yeah What
you want 10 ask about Port de
Vache for"
Ray Listen In all the
world, there's only one place I'm
not known as "A heel and a suck
cr Yeah I'm putting it on my
self. I'm calling Harold Con-
over I'm not rich heel, and
I'm not sucker, but only you
and / and the people on Port de
Vache used 20 know that. Now
you don't know it any more"
you sound almost like you're
making sense
Il thank you. Captain, thank
you Sure My grandfather
was "A sailor. all his folks way
back. Everybody but my old
man. who came ashore and
made ten million dollars in steel
How's a guy with ten million
gonna bc a seaman ship IN
some lousy foc'sle? Nav. "
Less and more Port de
Vachc. You interest me strange
ly." but not when you're talking
about the great Conover.
How are the people ON that
island going to live, Ray? What
they eating? They got about a
hundred COWS. and they used to
have fish. And nothing else. And
I'll bet they can't even fish any
more, for dive bombers and
mines and-Get it,"
You've blown your top" Ray
Elliott said. But the palm of
one hand gently massagcd the
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ashore again Finally. the storm
let's up. II went ashore, and baby.
you never saw such a mess.
There's a dory on top of the
church roof. and tile house roof
on top of the fishing dock. Moth
ing's where it used to be.
And if Con-" Ray said, had
been a king before, he was some
kind of god, now. For three
days, all during the storm, he
hadn't been to bed. The village
doctor, such as he was, was a
little guy; Con had been carry
ing him from house to house on
his back. so the mediCo could get
a few arms and legs set. Finally
the doc gets a piece of tree in
the back, and Con takes over.
He and Pere Ladou. There's
even
He jumped off the rail let out
a yell to the oc'sle owner on
the dock. Get away the gig"
From somewhere below a voice
answered family: AYE, aye, sir. -
so that's that" he told the
girl. Con got the Legion of
Honor from the French govern
ment for it. He's never earned
his own cakes and who would,
with ten million left you when
you were twelve years old and
he's made a fool of himself with
women, and the liquors giving
him a bad temper, but on the
Channel Island of Port de Vache
he's still the most man they ever
saw walking in one body"
The skipper went up the way
to the main deck, and began yell
ing to his mate TO stand by the
davits as the deck-hand brought
the owners gig alongside Con
was lolling in its stern, his face
red, his eyes blank. Only noon,
and he was half-tight already.
Wen TO the devil with IT. II
Con wouldn't let him skipper an
ore boat on the lakes. he'd ship
ass mate I'M somebody else's line.
He'd been a yachtsman long
enough
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Evening star., 1942-09-24

gardens dressed In bright yellow or
green sports sweaters and plus
fours." Their determinedly Western
appearance amuses the other for
eign diplomats.
The noise of the world conflict
sweeps around but not over this
peaceful inclosure. The bombproof
shelters built as guaranty against
a stray bomb-Britain has prom
ised to respect the Vatican's status
as a neutral state-are the only
concrete reminders that world war
is going on.
Nor are the many representatives
from all over the world interested in
picking up and bartering military
information. The foreign diplomats
are primarily on the alert for the
Evening star., 1942-09-24
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Myron G. Taylor, President Roose-
velt's personal envoy to the Vatican,
mas Just returned to his post.
The Vatican is one Of the most
important diplomatic assignments
LETT IN the world. In medieval set
ting OF unrivaled beauty and color
nigh pressure diplomacy is concen-
trating today. Vatican City has be-
come q vital listening post. Its
i-io square miles now includes a
wireless station, an up-to-date fire
Evening star., 1942-09-24
first whispers Of peace proposals.

first whispers Of peace proposals
No one has prayed more ardently for
peace than the head of the Catholic
world and it is not unnatural TO ex-
pect that the first flutter of the
wings of the dove will be heard
within the Vatican walls.
As the crisis on the Russian front
approaches decision the possibil-
ity of Nazi peace offensive grows
stronger. 1t is suspected that Herr
Hitler will. should his plans succeed
in Russia. attempt to initiate a Pc
riod of armistice under the attrac-
tive colors OF peace offer. This Pc
riod would permit him to lick his
wounds before starting another
phase of world conquest.
The expected peace "blitz" Of the