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La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Ell Cabaret del
Club Victoria

Sin descanso trabajan las Sc
noritas Y senoras que pertene-
cen al Club Victoria, organi-
zaci6n integrada por las Rebe-
cas-, de Ybor City y West Tam
pa.
Han reservadO va mesas pa
ra csc que sera grandioso &C
to. los Sres. Urbano Perez, Car
los Menendez, Salvador Reina,
Domenico Reina, Leocadio Me
nendez, Sra. Amelia Landeira,
Amado Jordan, BaldOmerC
Fernandez, Francisco Fernan-
DEE, Alvio Riveiro, Logias Pro
greso 81 e Ideal 55, Julio Gao
ciatore, Angel Martinez, Joa.
quin del Barrio, Rosendo Du-
ran, Higinio Rodriguez, Fran
cisco Fernandez, Antonio Con
zalez, Club Victoria y Ramon
Cuervo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Ell LITIGIO DEL COCKTAIL
MARTINI ELENADO AL
TRIBUNAL DE CASACION

Turin, Italia, Feb. l9.-El tri
.bunaI. dc easaci6n. eI mas alto
tribunal de apelaciones del pals,
ha reclbido una copia de la cor
tc de apelaciones de Turin ia
llandO en- favor de la compa-
MIA Martini y Rossi, fabricantes
de vermOuth.
Aparecen complicados en- ell
pIeito la parte queiosa, Marti-
nj y Rossi, y los fabricantes de
vermouth Cinzano, Cora y Gan
cha.
La corte de apelaciones ha de
cidido que la firma Martini no
.puede reclamar exclusive dere-
cho al termino Martini Cocktail,
pero al pismo tempo ha resuel-
to que los fabricantes rivales no
pueden presentar botellas de
cocktail Martini 81 no usan ell
vino de su competitor.
Seg1n eI tribunal ell cocktail
compone de una parte de gi-
NN y vermouth y otros pc
queh0se Qgredientes.
Uno N Atestigos manifesto
que el cocktail de este nombre
habia sido inventado IN ell bar"
de un hot2 de New Orleans a fl
mes del anO 1899.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
DADA ORDEN DE EVACUA-
CION A LOS CIUDADANOS
AMERICANOS
programme

Shangai, Feb. 19.-El con-
sui americana Edwin S. Gun
ingham ha a~consejado a los
ciudadanos de su pals que eva
cuen los lugares peligrosOs de
Shangai, en- vista de la anun-
ciada batalta entire los ejerci-
tos de China Y ell JapGn. No Sc
han hecho arreglos para sacar
a los americanos de la ciudad
porque no Sc cree que el pell-
gro sea de tales preparedness
que amerite tai movimiento,
pero ell consul ha extendido su
consejo, 10 mismo que el con
sui ingles, a los que wien en-
los districts de Honkev y Yam
gtzecoo, donde pudieran caer
proyectiles de la artil!eria
combatiente.
Habiase pensado en- sacar
de Shangai d. las mujeres Y nj.
nos, pero finalmente Sc deci-
do no dar este paso.
Las tRopas americans estar
colocadas en- I'm nal lugar er
casd' de que la batalla comien.
ce, dado que tienen bajo 81
custodia la frontera noroeste.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
TOMARA POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO P~RESIDENTE DE LA
ARGENTINA

Madrid, Feb. 19.-El emba-
jador espanol en- la Argentina
ha communicate al Gobierno
que ell sabado tomara possession
ell nuevo p~residente Oral. Agus
tin Justo, que reemplazara al
teniente general Jose F. Uribu
ru, que venia desempenando ell
cargo provisionalmente
Segun ell embajador uno de
los actos del nuevo gobierno
sera tratar de equilibrar la ha-
cienda publica y Sc habla de
la posibilidad de negociar un
emprestito en- Francia.
Tambien amenaza a la Ar
gentina la posibilidad de que
ell gobierno ingles aumente los
derechos, arancelarios a la car
ne y ell trigo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
ESTUDIANDO LOS PRESU-
PUESTOS

Habana Feb. 19.-La conf
sion de hacienda y presupues-
tos del senado sigue estudian-
do Ell ante-proyecto que hace
diaS lie remitiera ell presidente
Machado.
Calcula el gobierno los ingre-
SOS, para ell ano fiscal, en-
S5l,S50,000 Y los egresos en-
$5l,3l8,G 0.39.
La partida mayor Sc asigna
a la Secretaria de guerra Y ma
rina, con 9,797, $4,000. LIE
Sigue la Secretaria de instruc-
cion publica, con $7,139.893;
$7,320,i25 para deudas de, la
Republica $3,537,l85 para
penSloneS a v%eteranoS; para ell
podcr judicial $3,454,8 46, y
mas de dos miIlones para ca
da una de las siguientes secre-
tarias, gobernaci6n, hacienda,
sandal y comunicaciones. Pa
IA obras pdblicas solo Sc asig-
ma $1,699, TAB.
Espera la RepubIica obtener
sus Wayores ingresos DE- las re-
caudaciones de las aduanas,
de las rentas terrestres Y de los
impuestos del emprestito.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHlJNGAS

La ciudad de los pistoleros,
Chicago la del pandillaje. ha de
cretado la cesantia de 5000 en-
pleados pubIicos y no puede pa
gar a los macs. fos Y maestras
que instruyen a sus p~eQuenos.
ciudadanoS.
Las rataS no han invadido el
tesoro del ayuntamiento; pero
la hacienda municipal no tiene
dinsro y tampoco tiene credito.
Con 10 facil que seria Gu
brir todas las obliga2iones de la
administration, creando un i'm
pueSto sobre las utilidades de
los pistcleros, pandilleros y poll
ticos amigos de 6stos!
iCon 10 facil que seria relle-
mar 81 tesoro sacando de la car
eel a Alfonsitos Capone y enco-
mendandole la tarea de extraer
para los gastos p0bIicos algunos
de los muchos milloneS que van
a rarar a las man0s de los pa
triotas que toIeran ell trafico de
Jicores intoxicantes, los juegos
prchibidos y la prostitution.
mo ha pensado en- Capone ell
aicalde Cermack?
Capone no es moralmente in
ferior a los personaies que We
MAN protegi6ndolo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Matinee en- Ell
Centre Asturiano

Como anunciaramos hace
dias, en- la matinee que ell do
mingo ceIebrara la Secci6n de
Recreo y Adorno del Centre
Asturiano, tocara la famosa or
questa Dan Gregory, procedeH
tie de los Banos Romanos de
Miami, ell Country Club de Co
raj Gables, ell Muelle del Mi
lion de Pesos en- Atlantic City
Y ell Hotel New Yorker, de
New York.
Esta orquesta tambien ha
tocado para los discos de la
Compania Victor.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Ell JAPON HA PUESTO DE
MONIGOTE AL MUCHA-
CHO E~MPERADOR

Toxic, Feb. 19.-Los diarios
%japoneses publican una mott
cia de la Manchuria diciendo
que ct comite executive del es-
tado Manchuria- Mongolia ha
escogido como su jefc a Hen
ry Pu-Yi ,el "muchacho empe-
rador,"
Henry Pu-Yi ha vivido va
rios amos como prisionerO del
Jap6n y ahora los militaristas
niponcs Ie utiIizan para sus fl
mes de expansion politica.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
OTROS OBREROS ARRESTA
DOS EN- SEVILLA

Sevi!la, Feb. 19.-Varios in
dividuos de filiaci6n marquis
tas fueron detenidos aver y
puestcs a la disposition del GO
bernador civil ST.. Sol.
Siguen en- vigor en- esta po-
blacion las energicas medidas
tomadas hace pocos dias para
evitar los efectos de la huelga
revolucionaria.
La huelga Sc do por termi-
nada ell microbes.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
ELIGlERON IN NUEVO PRE-
SIDENTE LOS DEMOCRA.
TAS DEL ESTADO

Jacksonville, Feb. l9.-Pa-
ra presidente del comite eje-
cutivo del pSrtido democratico
del estado fue eleqido hoy }.
B. Hodges, ibogado de Lake
City, que suede a Harry Walls,
de Chipley, a quien Sc ACADIA
De n&mbrar p~residente del CO
mite de caminos del Estado.
FL dnico candidate c~ontrario
fue Pat Johnson, abogado de-
Kissimee.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

espanola Los Granujas' y Ia
obra bufo-cubana Gel Triunfo
de un IDEAL
Figuran en- e. reparto la Sra.
Pillar Ramirez, la nina c. Es-
perante, las Srtas. |. Alvarez
y A. Alvarez y los Sres. Tuli-
pa, Diego, LAWN, GaIindo, Gil,
Garcia Y Valdes.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

FL representante Connery
quiero investigar por que han
rebajado los salaries en- un 400
en- gran numero de industries.
cuando ell costo de los articuloS
de primera necesidad solo ha dis
minuido en- un 25%.
Muchas de las mas ricas cor
poraciones del pals, segGn & cor
gresista Condor, continuan re.
rartiendo dividendos y han re.
baiado sueldos y jornaleS en- ur
400 o mas.
PrOntO le cargaran a Mr..
Condor Mr.. Connery ell sam
benito del radicalismo; pronto
Sc dira de ellos que son enami-
Cos del regimen, de la paz y el
orden.
Los patriotas, los dafensores
de la democracia, son los que
rebajan j~ornales y sueldos pa
"a man'ener sus p~laceres Y una
vida lujosa.
Malos ciudadanos son los que
ansian aVeriguar per que un
obrero no CANA ell dinero neccsa-
rio para atender a sus mas pc
rentorias obligaciones y otros
hombres sin TRAFALGAR 0 traba-
.iando c6moGamente Y sin an
gustias, gastan Y malgastan sin
tender la mano a los pobres afli-
gidOs por la miseria.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
MANTENIDA UNA
DEL G~OBERNADOR DE
VALENCIA

Madrid, Feb. 19.-El minis
tro de la gobernacion NANTES.
to aver que esta satisfecho con
la actitud del gobernador de
Valencia clausurando ell Circu-
10 Jaimista de ALI.
Sostiene ell ST.. CasareS que
tratara sin consideration a los
catolicos que conspiren contra
la seguridad del Estado.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Function Teatral

Para e! pr6ximo dia 6 de
Mario Sc anuncia una gran fun
ci6n teatral en- ell Centre Astu-
riano, a b~eneficio de la Secci6n
de Propaganda de tan presti.
giosa institution.
La entrada costara 25 cts.
Pronto daremos a ccnocer el
programa.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
TREGUA EN- COSTA RIGA

Habana, Feb. ia la Sc
cretaria de estado ha comuni-
cado ell reprcSentantc diploma
tico de Cuba en- San Jose, la
capital de Costa Rica, Que Sc
ha negociado una tregua entire
las faccioneS contendientes.
FL gobicrno garantiza que no
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
lEAFROS
CASINO

I'm eXtraordinario programa
Sc presenta hoy EN- el princi-
pal teatro de Ybor, con la Hi
ia del Dng6n' y "El Secreto
del Sheriff"
En- la primera figura, des-
puGS de II amos de ausencia.
ell famoSo actor japonGS SeSsue
Hayakawa; la artiSta nipona
Anna May Wong Y los c6lebr2s
artistaS Bramwell Flercher Y
Warner GLAND.
La segunda Sc desarrolla en-
tire los jineteS del OeSte.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
NO HA TERMINADO Ell DE
BATE SOBRE LA LEY DEL
DIVORCIO

Madrid, Feb. 19.-No ha
terminado aun ell debate sobre
la ley del divorcio, pero tcdo
indica que finalizara en- la pro
lima Semana.
Las clausulas mas importaa
les han sido aprobadas va.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
ENTIERRO DE UN SIND1CE.
LISTA

Madrid, Feb, 19.-Se ha e
fectuado en- Zaragoza ell entie-
FRO del sindicalista que ALI ia
lleciera a consecuencia de las
heridas recibidas en- I'm COM
bate con la policia.
Las autoridades impidieron
que los trabajadores vertical
ran una demonstration con mo-
two del sepelio.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

Ell Jap6n adora la paz, pero
Sc ha "robado' la Manchuria ;
adora la paz, pero esta bonn
bardeando a Shanghai; adora
la paz, pero matara a los mi
les de chinos que Sc preparan
a reSistir la invasion extranjc-
IA; adora la paz, pero Sc ha
"ciscado' en- Ell pacto Kellogg
BRAND, y en- otrcs tratados Y
componendas internacionales.
TodOs amamos la paZ mien-
tras no bosteZa, respinga y
muerde la bestia que lleVamos
entire pechO y espalda.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

Para matar las naciones de
mundo SoStienen ejercitos con
un total de mas de 1900 00
hombreS; paSan de l2,500 los
aer)planCS militares. aparatos
de matar, que tlenen en- actl
yo servlclo los gobiernoS civil
nadoS del mundo~ Los barcos de
guerra. 'utensilioS" de aSeSi
mar en- el mar, paSan de 1000,
con un tone ale de $500, 600
toneladas.
Pagan los puebloS por man
tener todoS esoS hombreS Y a
paratOS de derramar Sangre Y
envenenar, mas de 1000, 900
GEO cada anO.
" en- Ginebra estan reuni-
dos para hablar de desarme
todas las republicaS, imperlos
Y reinOs del mundo!
iTodas las naciones quieren
desarmarse, como eScribimoS
hace dias, pero todas quieren
hacerlo desarmando primero
a sus "~rivales'' o pidiendo ga
rantias de seguridad!"
iTodas aborecen la guerra,
pero mantienen ejercitos, es-
cuadras y aeroplanos; todas
aman la paz; pero cuando
tienden al vecino la derecha
mano, en- la izquierda tienen
la bayoneta.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

La prosperidad de las corpo
raciones Y suS accioniStas, no
la del pueblo.
Sc mide ahora la proSperi-
dad no por Ell numero de hom-
bres que trabajan y viven "a
gradab,e Y "decentemente',
Sino por la cantidad de com
panias Y accionistas SatiSfa-
chOs.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

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La gaceta., 1932-02-19
LA PESETA CONTINUAL BA-
JANDO

Madrid, Feb. ia pesar
de las 6rdenes dictadas por ell
ministerio de hacienda la ba-
ia de la peseta no ha podido
e aun contenida.
Ell ministro de hacienda, Sr.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

Garner va a conferenciar hoy
con ell primer ministro, Sr. Aza
ma, y p~robablemente Sc convo-
cara a session especial para es-
tudiar ell serio problema.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
ROYAL

En- West Tampa Sc eXhibira
hoy "Conozca a su esposa" y
"Leyns de Frontera'', esta I'LL
TINA con ell %intrepido Buck
Jones,
Ademas, una comedia, carl,
caturas y noticias de la Para
mount.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Una Reunion

Ell Club Los Triunfadores Sc
reunira Ell pr6ximo lunes, dia
22. en- junta extraordinaria,
Ash nos 10 hace saber su secre-
tario ell joven E. Garcia.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
COMlTE DE


Sc clta a todos los trabaia-
dores para un mitin que Sc veri-
flcara esta noche. en- ell Centre
Obrero.
Ruegase la as~fstencia de eodos
por haber asuntos de mucha i'm
portancia que tratar.
I'll Comite de Defensa,
La gaceta., 1932-02-19

tratara de perjudicar a los re-
bcidcs que conVcngan EN- mar
charse de la naci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-02-19
Teatro Centric Obrero

En- ell teatro del temple de
los trabajSdores Sc represen-
taran ell domingo la zarzuela
Evening star., 1932-08-04

Rudy Dusek vs.. Pat O'Shocker, 30
minute time limit.
Berto Assirati vs.. Nick Nester, 30
minute time limit
Herman Hickn IN VS.. Ghafoor
Khan, 30-minute time limit.
Gino Garibaldi Ns. Frank Bruno
wicz, finish match.
jim Mcmillan vs.. Lou Plummer,
finish match.
nLUMMER, christened Robert Lou,
I isn't included in rassling's social
register, but one Of the upholstered
boys t'Other day passed the word that
he probably enjoys less popularity
among the wrestlers than any Of EN-
including the very toughest and rough
est.
Little things like kicking, biting,
gcuging and being tossed out Of the
ring onto the hard terra f1rma aren't
minded, the grunter explained, but
Plummer's trick of grabbing his op-
ponentS right arm, pulling him toward
him. and then letting him have the
to provide somebody with a good ex-
cuse for pinning the kids. ears back
in a big way.
"He might hurt some of us that way"
complained the rassleleer.
EATS CORNELL actually is beginning
l. to do a little master-minding
anent his Twin-City fight cards.
Heretofore Cornell's cards have struck
many as somewhat haphazard, but for
next Monday Fats has signed Young
Van and Sammy Britt for return
match and at the same time declared
he'll stage miniature tourney for
the n1iddleweight championship of
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Real Sportsmanship Prevails
AS Boys Get Home to Village
After Wars ON Olympic Field

Finnish threat in the terrific long-dis-
tance grind.
He walks into the village alone. but
ing a dozen hands-hands Of the jap
anese, the Poles, the South Africans,
the British. the Americans.
No one appreciates athletic proWes5
like athletes and they show 1t.
But even the new-crowned Olympic
champion has a regret.
If I hadn't looked over my shoulder
right at the last to see how far that
Finn was behind me, I could have
clipped those 5 seconds 1 needed to
catch the world record" bemoans the
sturdy blond Pole.
That's the way it goes-regret even
in victory.
But / will do better in the 5000
meters for sure and in the 1,5O0 meters,
if run the shorter race"
T ORD BURGHLEY, called affection
IL ately by men of other teams is
urdling ighnesS," is satisfied with
the day.
He sits down calmly to dinner with
others of the team.
The British, sporting, take wins
and losses calmly. It's all in the game,
the doing, not the reward.
A N amazing change comes over the
IA Finnc.
For the first time since they
landed in the village they seem actually
gag:
Finland, taking it all in all.
For Firms Of former Somber mien
chat happily, hailing mcn Of other ma
tions as they passed up the village
roads to their secluded cottage district
Nurmi, coming home with them, mods
surprisingly to the gatemen has smile
for everybody. He can't run for Fin
land, but he is advising and coaching
his fellow countrynnen. He's on the
track in spirit.
THE japanese, who have made prob
i ably more preparation for these
games than any team, are jubilant
They suffered a few disappointments
during the day, but their men are COM
ing through with creditable perfor-
rhances.
Theirs is a great team spirit. They
help each other. One mans victory is
everybody's.. The Nipponese go to bed
early. The games are young. Plenty
Of work ahead.
(Copvright, 1882. bv North American News
paper Alliance. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Culling the Cauliflowers
BY Francis E. Stan

Washington among Van, Britt and
Henry Irving.
Britt kayoed Van and administered
the knockout kings first defeat last
week, but Cornell reminds that Van
licked Britt cnce before and that Mon
days is the rubber" battle
Then the winner will fight Irving who
isn't eliminated at all. according to
Cornell, despite his sorry showing re-
Gently against Britt. Irving holds two
decisions over Britt, says Fats.
THIS Young van-Britt thing is likely
i to oversha6ow in interest even the
main eventer between Joe ,Banovic
and Jimmy De Capau. 1t was stunned
gathering of fight fans who watched
Young Van on the floor in the first
round last week and all week spe-ula-
ton has been rife.
Van went out like a light from s.
inch poke on the jaw frorc / boxer who
heretofore hasn't been aole to inf1ict
much more damage than bloody nose.
Charges that Van possesses the we'll
known glass chin are vigorously denied
by Goldie Ahearn, who seconds the
youngster and declares he has taken
many a harder sock without blinking.
1T was just perfect blow" says
Goldie, land one of those kind DOESN'T
have to travel far"
Evening star., 1932-08-04
QUALIFY FOR CITY MEET
Sectional Playground Trials Held
on Rosedale Cinders.

Sectional Playground Trials Held
on Rosedale Cinders.
. Eastern sectional playground winners
at yesterdays meet at RoSedale, who
are eligible to compete in the city
playground championship August 9 at
Georgetown, follow
BEGINNERS CLASS 40 YEARS AND
UNDER).
10-yard free style-Won by Dorothy
Grady; second Ethel Kapiin; third. Mar
Balloon Tace-won by Margaret Mil
brandt second. Mary Himmelbers; third.
BEGINNERS CLASS (OvER 10 YEARS..
l0-yard free style-Won by Doris Hager
second. Hilda Kourtlang: third. Doris Poston.
1912 YEAR CLASS.
25-yard free styleMWon BY Iearnnette ra MI NIL
Frances Schweier
25-yard side stroke-Won by Frances
s Balloon Oace race tside stroke)-won by Mar
third. Hiida Kourtlang.
1914 YEAR CLASS.
25-yard free style-Won by Ellen Jones:
second. Anna Tilson: third. Beatrice Hof-
% sds rEob Sa %dsd h Esn W9ss SHDss
dred Wfison; second, Beatrice Hoffman
third, Gertrude Ferrell.
1915 YEAR CLASS
25-yard free style-Won by Anna Wolfrey:
NefSaS' Flag FaceGWon oeWS By Anna Mae wolfrey:
second. Marguerite Treadway.
IL YEARS AND OVER.
25-yard free style-Won by Margaret
RoudabuSh: second. Janet Rock: third. Ruth
Hudlow.
Roudabush; second. Ruth ludlow: third
25-yard back stroke-won by Margaret
Roudabush: second. Janet Rock.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
BY TERRELL DELAPP.
os ANGELES, Calf, August A.

T OS ANGELES, CALI, august A.
They come home to the village
each evening from the athletic
wars Of the Olympiad-many
glad, many ead, sut ell good sports,
these world athletes.
They take defeat differently; they
take victory differently. Races vary
inreactions, individuals Of each ma
ton vary. But they can all dish it
out-and, what is more, they can take
it.
Amazing how they can smile while
heavy heart sinks within them. How
veteran can calmly announce 1t was
his last race or vow that he will win
next time" or say nothing and emile.
IRON S pm. until pm daily they
Il come home, busload after busload,
hailed at the village gate by
crowd, there to get a closeup of the
men who a few hours before had bat
tied step to step and muscle to muscle.
If the crowd comes to witness any
"sour grapes" acts 1t is disappointed.
A Pole comes in with his arm around
a Japanese boys shoulders-trying to
lcdlA w ody 6OOA CNNAAAA0 AA o"PoAA-
ese.
Less than two hours previously they
had fought what appeared to be NOR
tai battle with swords.
The spirit of the Olympiad carries
them over the rough spot.
TAKE the case of E. Miropoulos, the
l. Athens banker, representing the
mother country Of the games,
Greece.
He was shut out in the 4OO-meter
hurdles.
1t was his third O1ympiad and the
honor fell to him last Saturday to walk
as the first man in the parade of ma
tions.
1T was my last Olympiad-I cannot
run forever" conf1ded the tall, dark
banker, champion hurdler of his native
land.
1T was fast track; fast heat; a
good race. I am happy"
HERE comes a winner-the hero of
i i the day among the Europeans
Janusz Kusocinski.
It is easy for him to smile-the di-
minutive 10,000-meter clock who un-
wound his sturdy little legs to head
Evening star., 1932-08-04

autographed by his friend, Bob Jones.
And now Red" can't complain, no
matter how he hits the ball He took
those clubs down to Atlanta and played
a round with his old friend Bobby.
The former world champion was play
ing with a set of the same clubs. and
when he finished and added his score
I'D to 81, he wasn't bit pleased, ac-
cording to Watkins. Bobby usually
can do better than that" Red says.
THERE are now IL members of that
l. little coterie at Washington who
are willing to pay through the nose
for a hole IN one. Eleven members
have signed up to pay a bonus to any
member Of the group who secures an
ace on any short hole on any golf
course. The gent who gets an ace now
will get himself quite a substantial
piece of change, for the admission price
is $40 and there are II entrants.
WITHIN a few weeks members %, OF
w the Congressional Country Club
will have two new holes on which
to try out their shots, or rather holes on
which the original green's will be uSeo,
but to which play will be from different
angle and from different tees. At the
fourteenth. short hole which used to
play about 100 yards in length, new
tee has been constructed alongside the
present thirteenth green. which will in
crease the length of the fourteenth hole
to about 2l5 yards. At the eighteenth,
for many years the single unsatisfactory
hole on the course, a new tee Is being
constructed several yards behind the
present tee. and the plans of the greens
committee call for construction OF still
another tee. to be used for tournaments,
far back on the hillside just of the
corner of the seventeenth green. This
eighteenth, from the back tee will play
about 325 yards. and cannot be driven.
The hole as it has stood for years
could be driven by the big hitters OF the
game.
The two new holes will fit into the
new nine at Congressional, work on
which already has started Some OF
the holes of the present nine will be
used while several new holes are being
constructed.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
Francis Onet and Gene Sau5en Creating Much Excitement
Celf Analysed
BY JOE GLASS.
THE action of the left foot in the

THE action of the left foot in the
l. pivot for full shots has been
much discussed Most great
players do not lift the heel much at
the top of the backswing, thus allow
ing for easy shifting CT the weight
from the right to the left leg on the
forward swing. Johnny Farrell's left
foot, as shown above, is a good ex-
ample.
Such action is not, however, an
impregnable rule. Mrs. Glenna Col
lett Ware, for instance, has only her
left toe on the ground at the top Of
her backswing for a full wood shot.
In her case she lifts the left heel
high because of a very full pivot.
This latter is what gives her dis
tance. Other women and men who
lack driving power might initiate
her, but they would first have to do
Evening star., 1932-08-04

Grihth's expansive
stadium.
The main busi-
ness of the evening.
so it seems, is to
weed out two hef-
ties who will clash
shortly for a match
with Jim Londos,
head of the herd.
Lik ely nominees
are Jim Mcmillan
and Gino Carl
baldi, who clash in
the two finish
m a t ches tonight.
First grimace at
$50. Women with
escorts will be ad-
mitted free.
Evening star., 1932-08-04
PLEBES IN BOXING TOURNEY,

ANNAPOLIS, Md, August 4-The
inter company boxing contest in the
new fourth class at the Naval Academy
ended last night with the fourth COM
pany the victor, with a score of 2l2
matches won to y lost. The third COM
pany was second, p to y, and the first
and second companies each won
match and lost two.