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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
Four of Five Mat Events
on Friday Bill Filled

Four of the five events to COM
prise the all-star wrestling program
at the Armory here Friday night
have been completed, as follows:
formerly of Notre Dame, VS.. Hardy Krus-
kamp, Columbus o., neavyweights. Two
falls out of three, two-hour time limit.
(Swede) Carlin, indianapolis, middle
weights. Two falls or Commute time
limit.
Carl CLANCY, Bloomington, VS.. Black
Panther Mitchell, Louisville middle
weights. Two falls or 30-minute time
limit
Indianapolis, middlewe1ghts. Two falls or
30-minute time limit.
Savoldi is expected to arrive here
Thursday. There will be no increase in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
PING-PONG MEET SET

Many prominent city tennis play
ers and outstanding ping pong
players have entered the city ping
pong tournament to be staged at
Em-Roe Sporting Goods store Sat-
urday. Entries close Thursday at
noon, and may be made at Habich's
Smith, Hassler & Sturm, Spalding's
or Em-RoeS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

DATTER up! The bell rings for
ID the first squad of Chicago Cubs
Saturday and they have been noti-
fled to mobilize in the Windy City
and start the long jaunt to the
Catalina island training camp.
Twenty-Five players, in charge of
Manager Rogers Hornsby, will make
up the party and week later the
remainder of the Bruin FASTENERS
will MARBLE California Here
Come" The winter has been hasty,
called fast, owing to the mild
weather, and it seems the 1881
worlds series hardly is out of sight.
Anyway, it won't be long now until
Spring has came" Get ready to
buy her some peanuts and cracker
jack.
Los Angeles. controlled by the Cubs. has
grabbed itself an all-America football
player to try out for first base or in the
Outfield. Garrett Arbelbide. Southern Cali
fornia end wizard of grid fame. will tackle
the professional diamond this spring as
member of the Angels. He played baseball
with the Troians and his coach asserts he
is slugger of the Lou Gehrig type. ArbeI-
hide will be big gate attraction in Los
Angeles if he makes the grade. Moreover.
there's always the chance he will develop
and land with the Cubs.
LLOYD Brown. southpaw hurler with the
Washington Senator's $n b hurt asS the
in BAY ' amounting a to $500 Owner GTf.
high in earned runs. against last wear.
compiling a mark of 800 per nine inning
game Grove. Gomez, .Rommel and Had
ley were above him and couple OF dozen
pitchers below him; He won fifteen games
holding down the opposition on runs got
him the salary hike. He is 26 years old
and is a SiX-footer.
TT has been disclosed that the
l. Chicago Cubs made big effort
to send Hack Wilson to the Redlegs
on an unusual agreement. The lin
side" of the terms bears out the
contention of The Times long ago
that the Cubs bosses were deter
mined at the time to plant Hack in
a city whose park had deep fences
and whose finances were low. The
goal of the Cub officials, as stated
in The Times, was to place Hack
where he would draw small pay
and hit few home runs. Sidney
We'll, president of the Reds, turned
down the proposition. According to
the information picked up the
Cubs offer was as follows: That
the Reds pay $4,000 for Will
son and $4,000 more at the end
of the 1882 campaign if he hit. And
if Hack didn't hit he was to be
returned to the Cubs and Cincin-
natl was to stand for loss of
$4,000.
= 4
Sidney We'll, apparently. was the life
saver for Wilson. When We'll refused to
deal with the Cubs another transaction was
cooked up and the player was transferred
to the st. Louis Cardinals and later was
sold for a big price to Brooklyn, the Dodg-
ers eventually giving him contract calling
for $4,000. There wasn't chance for him
TO get that kind of money in CINCINNATI
Na.t VVfIe0u IL gamble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
JACKIE PURyIs WINNER

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-Jack Purvis,
indianapolis welterweight, deci-
stoned Jackie Brady of Syracuse,
N. Y, in ten rounds here Tuesday.
Freddy Miller, Cincinnati feather
weight, outpointed Joe Ghnouly, st.
Louis, in another ten-rounder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
STEVENS SWEEPS MEET

Stevens, a professional, shattered
torty-nine out, of fifty to win the
singles event, broke twenty-four out
OF twenty-five to tie with Hanson
in the handicap, and collected rine-
teen out OF twenty-four to share
honors with Brown in the doubles
event in the shoot at Crooked Creek
Gun Club Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 10-James J.
Corbett, former heavyweight cham
pion, is confined to Presbyterian
hospital here. He has been there
three days, but physicians deny he
is seriously i'll, claiming he is tax
ing a rest"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
CARDS PASS DIVIDEND
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-MemberS Of
the board of directors of the ST..
Louis Cardinals, worlds champions,
were reelected Tuesday. It was
voted to declare no dividend. The
Cards will build a new park in Co
lunbuS costing about $35O,O00, Co.
lumbus being a member of the ST..
Louis chain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
Chuck Virgins Signs

n OCAL fistic followers are
IL going to see Chuck Wig
gins in action again. The vet
eran is coming out of retire
ment and has signed to per-
form at the Armory against
any heavyweight selected on
the night Of Feb. %. The
Hoosier playboy is training at
the Arcade gym and also do
ing road work at Riverside
park.
Chuck will test his comeback
proves in a scrap with John
Schwake at Springfield, Ill,
next Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
AMATEUR is CLEARED
Kokomo Boxer Not Held in Death
of Rival in Ring Tragedy.
D United Press

KOKOMO, Ind, Feb. TO-
George Scott, amateur boxer, today
was cleared of responsibility in the
death of Wilbur Russell, %, his OPP
ponent in a recent bout during
which Russell received fatal in
juries. Russell, knocked out during
the fight, never regained conscious
ness.
Prosecutor Glen Hills ruled that
Russell was injured in a lawfully
scheduled fight and that no charges
could be filed against Scott.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
PAUL DEAN GOES BACK
By Times Special

By Times Special
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Feb. TO-
Paul Dean, brother OF Dizzy, will be
back on the mound staff of the To-
cal Western Association team this
year, it was learned today. st. Louis
Cardinal officials decided the youth
needs more seasoning and called
off his transfer to the Columbus
american Association team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
HARPSTER KEEPS JOB

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10.-Howard
Harpstcr, former Carnegie Tech all
America quarter back. has signed to
coach Geneva college football
squads for the third year. 1t was an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
Hanover Five
Upsets |. G..
By Times Social

HANOVER, Ind, Feb. 1O.-Raney.
former Jeffersonville star, and
Razavich led Hanover college cagers
to a IS to 81 surprise triumph ever
Indiana Central here Tuesday. De
Jernett snagged three field goals in
the first half to give the Grey
hounds a Is TO IA lead. but Gwin
held the Zig center scci elesS from
the field in the second half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
Tuesday Cage Results.
COLLEGE SCORES
Eastern Illinois Teachers. 80: Ross

COLLEGE SCORES
On eastern illinois Teachers. 80; Rose Poly.
Hanover, 26; Indiana Central, 81.
Illinois. 20; Bradley. 81.
Knox. IS: Augustant.. 49,
kansas State. %: st. Louis u IS
Carleton. %: St. Olaf. %.
Iowa Wesleyan. 81: Penn College, "a.
Northwest Missouri. rs: Pittsburgh. Q.
Wichita u. 20; Emporia. TO-
Beloit. 81; Carroll. 20.
Georgia. 40: Clemson. Is.
Battle Greek. So; st. Johns. 3d.
Bluhton. 80: Toledo, 26.
Case. 80: Akron. "a.
Albion. 20: Hope. IT,
Wittenberg. a. CINCINNATI; 81.
Joliet. 80: Chicago Normal. "a.
Illinois wesleyan 81: Eureka. IA.
Princeton, IS: Yale. 28.
St. Johns. 81; .Loyola College. 90.
Villanova. 10: Radnor. ii.
Hamilton. 81: Rochester. 80.
Westminster. 40: ALLEGHENY 10.
Heidelberg. SO: Baldwin Wallace. %.
Western Maryland "a; Bucknell, 81
West Illinois Teachers. As; Illinois Col
Haskell; %: ottawa, IT.
St, .Michaels. %; Vermont. II.
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
JASPER Academy. %: Gibault Win
F9oebel G1Gtarv). %: Emerson CGary). g.
Horace Mann Gary. 81: Wallace
Gary. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

The Chain Gang tossers lost q fast tilt
Monday night at Brookside gym. Boyer
was best on ofiense for the Chain team
with twelve points. Sallee scored eight
cen points for the winners and was high
over all. The final score OF the hot battle
was a to SO with the Plating squad on
fon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Entries are still being accepted for the
l 900 scratch team event at the Delaware
alleys that starts Saturday. Feb. l3 and
81 inclusive An entry fee Of SIS per team
is being charged. the full entry being re-
turned to the prize list.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Fletcher Place M, z. METERS dropped the
Bethany Christian team Monday night
% 70 70. The Fletcher Place girls got
back into action and downed the VIM. H.
Block girls. TO g. Fletcher Place girls
defeated Sacred Heart girls team last
week, iS to is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Forester Cubs want games with teams
playing in the i7-is-year-old class. Call
member OF the club. The Cubs have ac-
cess to a gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

3 & X. Brokerage FASTENERS lost their
first game Of the season to Vernon Flashes.
II to IA X Whitaker and Appel led the
attack for the losers The Brokerage tive
tackled up a string Of victories before
meeting defeat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
CORBETT IN HOSPITAL

Totals Is Totals 8
Referee ol6sberrv. ADMINISTRATIONS
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game during the st. Philip No. l League
play. that cost this club its tie for the lead,
as the rival Michaelis Builder quintet took
three from Markev Auto Kirschner Auto
hit for a total of 1921 to take their series
from Giesen Products. while Prima Bever-
age won two from Trule. Mathews tossed
in 666 to nose out his team mate. Bill Sar-
gent. by three pins. Vollmer rolled e56:
Schleimer, 625; Murphy. 624; Pritchett. 623.
and H. Barrett. 603
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Westover rolled with the HAYWARD Barcus
team of the American Legion League. and
his 633 total was the reason they won three
games as Bailevs 609 Offset Rex Dawson's
$40. 1rvington and Forty and Eight. also
won three from Bruce Robinson end In
lost the odd game to McIlvaine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Arsenal Bulldogs. playing in the 15-le-
vear-old class desire games for next week
Christamore Eagles East Tenth street Pr
rates and others notice. Call Cherry 57lS.
between and 1880 p. m and ask for
John Campbell or address Earl Stevens,
1l04 Hamilton avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

The final weekend of play in the Davis
Jewelry 400 scratch doubles will be rolled
SATURDAY. and Sunday Feb. 10 and "a At
watch prize with q score of sos
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Speedway Lumber had their team hit
ting from $50 to $50 per man to take three
games from National Malleable during the
Speedway play on the Central drives.
Hunt and Vollrath had 597 and 500 for
the losers: but failed to get help from the
balance of the team. other contests we're
decided two to one Allison Engineering
and Grande Hardware defeating Shell
Gas and PreSt-O-Lite.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

team that went 10 the semi-hnalS in the
state independent tourney last season has
been reorganized for this years tourney
A. G. in the first round Thursday night at
Wilkinson, Ind The Plating teams most
recent victory was scored over the Chain
Gang AZ to 50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

christamore Eagles downed West Side
Blue Devils 80 to ~ The Eagles have
poSted a long string of wins. Cox and
Louie starred for Eagles and Pitzer was
the star for the losers. For games with
Earles call Belmont ll7b.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

After losing the first game by margin
Of over 100 pins. the indianapolis Glove
Ladies team came back to give the MarottS
a real battle. taking the second game by a
margin of three pins. and losing the final.
8l2 to 1925 Baxter led the Glove team with
an even 500 while Rickabaugh rolled sames
of FOB, TIA and 1874, total of 566. for the
winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Helen Wiese led the West Side Furniture
Roepke Floral team. her score sheet show
ing counts of 1893. 189 and 201. total of
500 mark. scoring SIS and 50S for the west
Side girls. Miller continued her good Scor-
ing. having $40 for the Floral team. as
Armstrong hit for $40. High team came
for the entire league went to West Side
FASTENERS when they finished with score
of q23.
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Basketball

christamore Flashes defeated the Y. NJ
e A Ave 26 to IA Nall starred for the
winners on offense and defense and Davis
was hest for the "Y" boys.
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In other words. hen be Ob-sIeet. huh?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Richmond. Ind
Dear Vern-After seeing all of the out
standing teams in action my big five las
they appear to datel includes Anderson
Newcastle. Muncie. Frankfort and Alex
a9Lndria; A M I'm picking Muncie to win
slick up his sleeve and this year will be
no execution.
p. GILBERT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

, Dear ckboard-Just to remind YOU
there Is town called ShelbyVille Just a
serves bit of recognition The team is
small. but very fast and clever. although
have beaten some OF Indana's best NV
big twelve: Newcastle. Anderson, jeff OF
LAFAYETTE. Columbus. Muncie, Frankfort,
Tech, ShelbYville. ConnersYille. Alexandria
Bedford and Vincennes. JOE
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Annette Crane rolled with the Bowes Seal
Fast, city champs. and showed the .gi;ls
total of 533 Johns and Never also had
nice totals Of sac and $50 and the Bowes
Ter Alley Five. The final game was real
battle. the champs crossing the line with
86l to the Antler girls 857. Rosner had
5l8 for the losers. and Luhman high single
of 2l2,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10
Mr.. Gilbert must have seen Muncie
waltz over his home town boys.

The chief engineer Of the Artesian
''welIs" is picking up plenty of informa-
tion on how the other plants over the
state are being operated. He's giving 'em
the personal inspections.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-10

Some Of the railblrds contend Shelby is
the most moderated quintet in the state.
And the same guys will tell YOU another
OUTFIT in that neck of the woods is the most
oVer-rated.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

Sam G~uagliardo
Claude Harris
G. Gonzalez
Joe Capitano
P. H. Denning
Peter Fernandez
La gaceta., 1932-02-13
LAS LOGIAS DE ODD FELL
LOWS ~FESTEJARON AYER
A SU GRAN SIRE
BanQuete en- Las Novedades y
tenida blanca en- ell Paiacio de
las Logias Unidas

Las Logias Progreso No. 81
e Ideal Nc. 55, de la Indepen-
diente Orden de Odd Fellows,
festeiaron aver en- esta ciudad
al Gran Sire de la poderosa or
ganizaci6n, Sr. J. PowFey, HON
bre de negocios del Canada.
Pasadas las seis de la tarde
Sc sirvi6 TN esplendido banque
tie en- ell restaurants Las Move
dades, concurriendo a Ell los
Odd Fellows latinos, miembros
de las Logias de Tampa, perio-
distas, y personalidades invita-
das.
Alrededor de las mesa to
maron asiento las siguientes
personals: J, Powley, ell Gran
Sire; j. w. Ergle, Gran Macs
tro de la Gran Logia del Esta-
do de FLORIDA; Sra. J. W. Err
fgle, de las Rebecas; l.. J. Wal
tiers, Diputad9 Gran Maestro,
y su esposa; T. Grant. de Or
lando, miembro de la Gran Lo-
gia, Y SUI esposa; Sra. Oliver F,
! Crosby, delegado de las Rebe-
cas-; Joseph Hersmer, Pasado
Gran Maestro de st. Peters
burg; r. B. Crawford, Pasado
Gran Maestro de Fort Meade;
H.. G.. Beers, de St. Petersburg ;
A. S. Leto, Gran Marshall de
la Gran Logia del Estado :
Henry H. Williams, Pasado
Gran Maestro. de Honolulu,
hawai; ell nino Arturo Ergle,
de 5 amos; y los Sres. jesus Me
n6ndez, Bias G.. Rodriguez, L.
Campo, Peter A. Leto, Myiette
Mckenzie, Blanch Nance O.
wen; Sra. H. w. Stone, Aida
- Nerd, de Jacksonville; Luis
=. Draw, Victoriano Manteiga,
! Alvio Riveiro, Joaquin Suarez,
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

Jose Garcia Arias, J. H. Cook,
McAdrich, Jose Vega, Higinio
Lobo, Arcadia Jimenez, Carlos
Men6ndez, Urbano Perez, S.
C. Rivera, Angel Torres, Jose
Garcia Rodriguez, Felix Fer
nandez, Juan Fernandez, Girls
pulo Vale, John S. Howard,
de Winter Heaven; Dewitt
Crosby, Pasado Grande de Ia
Logia Orange 35; j. Scaglio-
ne, Floyd Smith, Manuel Fer
nandez, Augie Valenti, NJ. J.
Glitch, de Rochester, n. Y;
Carmen Cuervo, Angel Olivia,
\melia Landeira, Alfonso C.
Westlake, Manuel Casas, Geo.
\. Backer y su esposa, Ruth
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

Una bellisima plea orato-
ria fue ell discurso del Sr. }.
Powley, ell Gran Sire, quien G.
logic la labor que pOr todo ell
mundo realizan las loglas de
Odd Fellows.
Los centenares de personals
que llenaban la amplia saia O.
yeren con suprema atenci6n
las vigorosas imagenes y los
fraternales pensamientos del
notable orador.
FL Sr. Riveiro, que hablo en-
espanol, con precision y ele-
gantes frases do al visitante
una carinosa bienvenida, ex-
presando asi ell sentir de todos
los Odd Fellows de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13
"a EACETA

Hydgers, j. B. Hydgers, Her.
bert Souto, Jose Romero, F. J.
Bulnan, Frank Pecko, de Oca-
la; Daniel O. McGinnis, Luis
NGnez, Pau. C. GrinreE es-
posa, esposos G. S. Smitzers,
esposos H. Senner, esposos H.
S. Wilson, Julio Cacciatore y
Jose Cacciatore.
No Sc pronunciation brindis
y desde la Sala del Banquete
Sc trasladaron todos los concu
rrentes al Temple de los Odd
Fellows, en- la esquina de la ca
He Ounce y Decima avenida.
Una orquesta, al comenzar
la tenida, TOGO los himnos de
Estados Unidos e Inglaterra, en-
La gaceta., 1932-02-13
PARA LA MUJER
(Por Ia Srtn. r.. T.. Garcia
Ell PELO RIZADO-MONJAS

Librada y decidida la batalia
sobre la melenita en- los ultimos
amos, ahora las ~facciones COM
batientes vienen sosteniendo
una guerra sobre 81 ell pelo debe
ser rizado 0 liso.
Los artistas de New York, en-
tire ellos Antoine y Dumas, dl-
cen que la mujer debe lleVar el
pelo sin Rios, pero difiere de
esta opinion Emilio Beauvals,
presidente de la Association Ma
cional de Peluqueros.
Hablando recientemente Ell
Detroit, Beauvais dijo que des-
de hace muchos siglos ell pelo ha
.estado fuera de moda, por la ra-
ION de que hay muchas muJeres
que no pueden usarlo porque su
pelo es demasiado fino 0 muy es-
case para mantenerse en- lorna
atractiva. Y como la mujer lC
que quiere es presentarse cor
todos los atractivos p~osibles, Il
que ella necesita es algo adap.
table Y convenience
Segun Beauvais, en- ell ano de
1882 las ondas del pelo Sc lleva
ran algo mas suaves, con un ia
mano de tres a cinco pulgada'
y terminando en- bucles.
Recomiendase que ell pelo de
be Ilevarse por 10 menos una pu
gada mas abajo del cuello y de
be terminar en- Rios detras d.
los oidos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

honor de los Odd Fellows anne
ricanos y del Gran Sire visitan-
tie, sdbdito ingl6s, residente en-
ell Canada.
Luego Sc pronunciaron elo-
cuentes discursos por los her
manos Leo E. Walter, que ha-
bio en- representation de la Lo
gia Progreso No. 81; J. w. Err
gler, de la Gran Logia de Flo
rida; ell Gran Sire, y ell Sr. AL
vic Riveiro, miembro del conf
te de fabrication de las Logias
midas.
Actuo como maestro de &C.
remonias r. B. Crawford, Pasa-
do Gran Maestro, de Fort
Meade.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

Me diIen de Tennessee que ALI
Sc ha establecido una orden de
monjas cat6licas, venidas de
Italia, las cuales son miembros
de la Orden de Pobres Clarisas,
La gaceta., 1932-02-13
Mejor distribution y servicio
al consumidor

En- adici6n a los lecheros que man.
tienen sus plantas de manipulation y
distribution, Tampa tiene esplendidos
dep6sitos con moderno equipo, alta
e~ficiencia y empleados capacitadOs
para dar al publico una iusta y hon
rada cooperation. Els Ell prop6sito de
esta Organization cooperar con esas
plantas en- la mayor medida possible
pidiendo al publico respalde esta
campanaen favor de un mejor abaste-
cimiento de leche para Tampa, COM
prando solo por conducto de estos dis
tribuidores, sus agentes o directamen-
tie de los miembros lecheros de esta
Association.
La enthusiastic ayuda de los lecheros
Y distribuidores garantizara a Tam
pa un- suministro de leche pura a pre-
clos iguales o quiZas mas bajos de los
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

que Sc pagan por la mayor parte de los vecinos de esta
poblaci6n. ahcra cue rige el metodo de venta de los le-
cheros desorganizados.
La Association cree que ha dado un tremendo paso de
avance en- una genuina cruzada por la salud del pueblo
de Tampa Y sus alrededores, Y pide a las sociedades me-
IDEAS. club civicos, asociaciones de padres y maestros Y
al pGblico en- general, coopere en- la mejOr manera posi-
BILE a esta campana de estabilizaci6n y n ejoramiento del
mas importante capitulo de la salud de los tampenos-
SU ABASTECIMIENTO DE LECHE.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

Los ninos Vilches cantaron
differences numeros, siendo
muy aplaudidos.
Terminate 81 acto los centc-
mares de Odd Fellows que He
naban la Sala acudieron a es-
trechar la mano del Gran Sire,
quien les hizo presente Sc lie
vaba de aqui la impression de
haber vivido intensas horas de
verdadero "odfelismO."
Pasadas las II de la noche
comenz6 ell desfile, marchan-
dose a sus hogares,- por auto
m6vil las comisiones venidas
de Wnteir Heaven, St. Peters
bug, Orlando, Lakeland, jack
sonville y otras ciudades.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13

sociaci6n es que sus miembros deben servir la mejor le-
che de acuerdo con las normas del departamento de Sa-
nidad de la ciudad de Tampa; pero la Association por
sl cuenta mantendra un administrator con ell correspon-
diente equipo de pruebas cuyo deber sera contratar la
leche Y ~aceptarla o rechazarla sin esperar la actnaci6n
del departamento de Sandal. Modernas normas han 81
do fijadas para todos los empleados y absolute supervi-
sion sanitaria debe mantenerse en- las fincas Y plantas
de todos los miembros.
La gaceta., 1932-02-13
Mejores Rebanos y
Mejores Vaquerias

Los miembros de esta Association
Sc han undo en- un esfuerzo para me-
j0rar Sus rebanos por medic de un
cuidado concienzudo y utilizando solo
vacas ~jovenes de las mejores razas.
Estricta inspection con toda la fire.
cuencia necesaria, competente super
vision Y metodos modernos daran al
publico una leche extraida de reba-
nos de primera clase. Una rigurosa
ley del condado pronto entrara en- vi
gor y hara necesario cercar todOs los
campos de paste para ell ganado, cul-
minando este en- una mas minuciosa
inspection de los rebanos y tierras a
propiadas para estos. Como es natu-
raj la salud de los rebanos mejorara
grandemente, aumentando asi la cali
dad de la leche.
UnO de los requerimientOs de la A