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Evening star., 1932-08-29
NIEAvER was soundly clubbed for

NTEhVER was soundly clubbed for
wv three runs in the first two innings,
then came that big fourth TO put
the game beyond the Nationals reach.
And that fourth frame was a baseball
crime
Webb opened 1t with a single, only to
be forced out by Walker. When Walker
attempted to steal he was neatly trapped
on the runway by Weavers throw.
There followed much tossing about.
with the members of the Washington
infleld several times passing up fine
chances to run down Walker. Twice
their throws were so poor they hit the
runner. Kuhel got away with it when
he bounced the ball of Walkers back,
for it went right into Kerr's hands. but
Cronin didn't After his heave hit G~rrv
the runner made second safely. Re- ell
then raped a double to put across the
first score Of the inning Then Weaver
took Rhiel's bounce and threw to third
too late to get ROgell Had the infield
done its work properly that bounce Of
RhleIs would have meant a third out
with no runs
Then the fun-for the Tigers-Wa5
on. HayWorth hit to score Rogel and
Cofm2n relieved Weaver. There fol-
lowed base-flling pass to Bridges
then Rhlel counted as Soluble bounded
out. Another pass to Gehringer loaded
the sacks again and up came Stone
to crack a double and drive over three
more markers. Webb, up for the sec
on1 time in the round, ended the rally
by rolling out.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T. OS ANGELES, August 29.-The
Olympic village was to take
its place among Californias
ghost towns today.
At noon the New Zealand team of
the Tenth Olympiad, one of the first
to arrive, will depart for the land
Evening star., 1932-08-29

Yesterdays results:
Capital City League.
Columbia Heights. 8; Dixie Pigs,
final game Capital City League unlim-
tied championship series).
Junior League.
Ftlssell- Young, 3; Mount Rainier. 2.
Dixie Polish, 18; Southwest Mer-
chants, 4.
Georgetown, 7; Wheeler Club, 3.
Independent.
Vienna Fire Department, T. Hyatts-
vile. 2.
Miller Furniture, II; Virginia A. c., o.
T1meS-Herald, 10; Mount Vernon A.
c., 8.
Rockville, 4: Gaithersburg. 3.
Mount Rainier, 4; Washington Red
Sox, 3.
Pale Drys, 3-18; Maryland Aces, 2-8.
Mulhall Juniors, 15-6; Goods Dairy,
81.
woodmen of the World, 9; Federal
Storage, 8.
Colmar Manor, 1o-15; Northeast ALL
Stars, As.
Kensington, IT; Northerns. 4
Congress Heights, IS; Anacostia Ea-
giles, 3.
Dora, 4; Falls Church. 3.
Dor-A 4; Crackers, 3.
Nationwide, II; Alexandria Fra
ters, II.
Del Ray, 8; Union Engineers, 2.
Mount Rainier Bluebirds, Is; Glen
mont, l.
Ciro's Villagers, 10; Maryland A. c., 5.
Wheaton, 9; Indian Spring, 7.
Wheaton, 10; Glenmont, 2.
Ballston A. c., 12 Virginia White
SoX, 2.
Fairfax Farms, 5; Burroughs, 4.
All-Federals, 6; Lorton. 2.
RamblerS, 25; Lincoln A. c., o.
Ballston, 12; Virginia White Sox, 2.
Steuart Motor, 8; Woodley, f.
Terminal, 5; Fort Humphreys 4.
Taknrna H,1Ic Cor,ital ntinr,
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U. S. LOSES YACHT TROPHY.

SEASIDE PARK. N. j., August 90 up.
The Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club
of Montreal took to Canada the inter-
national sloop series trophy, after win
ming the final days sailing against the
Barnegat Bay Racing Association. The
Canadians scored 43 points to IS for the
United States.
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GR|FFMEN D|TCHED
IF LEADERS WIN IS
CuyIer'S Drives Give Bruins
Tenth in RoW-TWin Loss
Blow to Dodgers. {.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER.
Associated Press Sports Writer

IF you're interested in mathe-
| matical possibilities, the New
4 York Yankees can clinch the
American League flag with 18
more victories, while the Chicago
CUBS need % to assure them
serves OF the National League
pennant.
here's how the leaders in each cir
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Totals
sBatted for Maple in sixth.
+ fBatted for Berg in ninth.

RftE8if Rd5Ri6stoa " 3 g SsS4 ia ia
Runs batted in-Webb. Walker C3), Hay
worth l2l. RogeL, Soluble Stone 90, West.
Kerr, Kuhel C2), Myer, Rice, Manush. Geh-
ringer, Two-base hits-Gehringer 90. Ro-
gell. Stone, Cronin, Manush. Three-base
Ihit$,-Webb, Rhiel, Soluble. Home run
Walker. Double play-Kerr to Cronin to
Kuhel Left on bases-Detroit g. Washing
ton, g.; First base. on balls-of Bridges, 9;
0y Uhle, q HitsNof Weaver, 8 in ga in! n
nings; off Brown. II in innings; off
Bridges. Z in So innings; off Coffman. l in
q innings off Uhle. 2 in 3ls innings.
Winning pitcher-Bridges. Losing pitcher
Weaver. UmpireS-Messrs. MCGOWAN, Hide
brand and owens. Time of game-2 hours
and minutes.
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i'm LONDOS' most persistent and
II 1ITdnnhtaJ1yr
undoubtedly

lengers have been lassoed by Pro-
moter Turner for the semi-final match
to the Gino Garibaldi-G George Zaharias
braWl at Griffith Stadium on Thursday.
For the first time in Washington Jim
Mcmillan and Ray Steele will oppose
They are scheduled for As minutes or
less.
The Garibaldi-Zaharias tussle should
be as rough an affair as local mat fans
would want to witness. Garibaldi out
TOUCHED Rudy Dusek and zaharias will
be out TO maintain his reputation as
the best elboW-puncher in the busi-
ness.
Milo Steinborn, Son Jennings and Pat
O'Shocker and Abe Coleman and Tony
Felice.
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EUGENIo TENNIS VICTOR.

p. Eugenio today holds the Filipino
Tennis Club singles title, the result OF
vitcory Yesterday over P. Rulloda, de-
tending champion, in the final. The
score was Ga, GO, IL. Alipio
Diaz won the consolation singles, de-
featipg G. Diaz, 4-6. 3-3, 6-
Evening star., 1932-08-29

only in the sixth did the Ma
~ tionals excite the fans Then
Johnson's charges had two runs
across and the bases full with none out.
But Brown went up to strike out be-
fore a long fly by Myer sent over a
run Rice followed with a single to
put across the fourth tally of the in
ming and drive Bridges from the slab
Manush finally found he could hit
Tiger hurting he got a single and
a double off Bridges q. Rice and Webb
contributed the fielding features, Sam
in the fifth when he ran back for d
One-hand grab of Hayworth's liner and
Earl in the seventh when he got Ma
nushs foul against the wall in the
right field corner in the seventh
the Browns we're to open a three
game set today.
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TO PLAY TO BREAK TIE
Three Mines to Figure in Independ-
ent League Series.

Play to break the theree-way first
place tie for the second half title in
the independent Base Ball League
among the Civil Service. Robinson A. c.
ana warwick mines will open tomor-
row, When Civil Service and Warwicks
meet on Monument Diamond No. 4.
Robinsons will engage the winner
Thursday
The victor in the playoff will face
the !; B: o. B. team, first half winner.
for the league flag.
Evening star., 1932-08-29

Take off your chapeau this aft
ernoOn to bird who has done
more toward the popularization of
wrestling in Washington than all
of the wrestlers on tap-take 'em
all from Pal Rudy Dusek to Jim
stiff Bosom LOndos,
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American League.
National League,

Ihus the Yankees, by winning IA of
thelr remaining games, can clinch the
pennant regardless OF what PhiIadeI-
phla accomplishes. Washington is in
an even more dangerous position for
the Senators automatically viii be elm
mated as soon as the YANKEES win I3
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
TEAM GRABS TITLE
Dixie Pigs Lose Out for Third
Year in Row in Capital
City PIay-0ff.

~ NCE again the Dixie Pigs will
have to await another sand
~ lot ball season to bid for the
Capital City League cham
pionship. They're runners-up again
and out Columbia Heights way they're
killing the fatted calf for the newly
crowned champions
1t is a doubtful honor at best. but
the Dixie Pigs may have established
some sort of bridesmaid, but never
a bride" record. When they dropped
the deciding game of the play-off series
to Columbia Heights yesterday by 3 to
0, it was the third successive year the
DiXieS have lost out in the Capital
City League play-off
In each instance the DiXies were in
stalled pre-SerieS favoriteS. Each year
they had won their half of the pennant
chase handily. But three times they
went down to defeat.
Benny Spigel was the hero of yes
terday'S encounter. The hurler, who
was charged with defeat in the initial
game OF the three-game play-of series
when his support failed, came back
In great shape yesterday, holding the
hard-hitting DiXies to four scattered
hits and administering to them their
first Shut-out in three years of play.
Hugh Waldrop of the DiXies lodged
a protest Immediately after the game,
questioning the eligibility of Eddie Col
litloWer, who played second base for Co
lumbia Heights. The matter will be
taken up Wednesday at meeting at
the District Building.
ITO many sandlot observers it seemed
l. unnecessary to include those sew
eral minor" mines in the inde-
pendent championship series when it
was organized several weeks ago Today
a different tune is being sung. Right on
the heels of Kensington's 10-to-4 victory
over the Skinker Eagles Saturday the
Vienna Fire Department tosSerS yester-
day scored over the highly-touted
HyattSville club, 7 to 2.
The two upsetS eliminated a pair of
teams which were figured to be in the
thick of the battle for the crown and,
with the exception of the Howard A
French team, leaves a field of dark
hued horses"
Evening star., 1932-08-29
MARYLAND A. C. TO MEET.

Maryland A. G. foot ballers will meet
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Seat
Pleasant fire house to map seasons
plans.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
STARTS TENNIS PLAY.

Play opened today in the annual
doubles tourney of the Monument Ten
mis- Club at Seventeenth and Constitu-
ton avenue.
Evening star., 1932-08-29

And that's only one activity of the
dozens in which he has engaged dur
ing the last few years. Name your job,
and it is two to one against Uncle
Neds shinplaster that Mr.. James P.
McGrath, Washington's only, and one
of the country's best, wrestling radio
announcers, has been a member of
that trade.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
RUD THOMAS, 2o-year-old right

DUD THOMAS, 2O-year-oId right-
- hand hurler. who received an in
spection with the Nationals in their
camp at Biloxi last Spring, has been
recalled from youngstown by President
Griffith and is due to report tomorrow
to Manager johnson who may use him
in relief roles Thomas, who first
attracted attention by his work with
the Olmsted Grill nine here last year,
has had a profitable season with the
Central Leaguers. his record there this
season showing l9 wins offset by only
7 reverses, a fine mark for lad in
his first campaign in professional base
ball.
Evening star., 1932-08-29

Mac has been a farmer, has been
in the refrigerator business, a florist
and member of SeUeral orcheStras,
tlCo of them his olUn. When mem
Der of Paul Whitemnn'S Orchestra,
Jim used to double for the big Paul,
himself, 1Dhen the latter lcdS unable
to appear in some OF his personal
performances"
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Jim is graduate of Columbia Uni
versity, where his sport was water polo
because he could float his 245 pounds
as an obstacle.
Take a chairside seat the next time
Jim gets excited over a flock of toe
holds, and listen to him tell his story
of what is happening. If it isn't the
best, then your correspondent has been
kidding himself again.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
McCrath's Mike Punch Dizzv
Wrestling Broadcaster Is Declared Have Done More
Game Than Bone Benders.

When Jim snatches microphone the
best in the game has taken it. 1t is
understood that there are only three
mat broadcasters in the yodeling busi-
ness. And they say that Jim is all
three of them. Anyhow, you cannot
find the other two names in the tele-
phone book when James begins to Groom
about holds, grips and locks.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
GAMES TODAY.

St.L. at Wash. (3:00)
Chicago at N. York.
Detroit at Phila. (2)
Cleveland at Boston.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
IN the National Teagro p,.4.n.,,

Ihe National League Pittsburgh
L could win all of it's remaining games
ana Stlu finish no better than seq
0nd II the Cubs can take % decisions
BROOKLYN will be eliminated as soon an
the Cubs win 20 games. 1t might he
remembered. too, that each time their
closest rivals are beaten the Cubs and
clinch. o"el 'lctory 10
Inc CUPS continued their mad cash
through the older circuit Yesterday
noSlng out the New York Giants 90 "a
LOT thelr tenth successive trinn,nb
hlkl Cuyler drove in four runs WITH a
single, nome run and long fly. the latter
bloW knocking home the winning n1ark-
er IN the ninth. Brooklyn's homes went
Iof sharp drop as the DODGERS lost
Two decisions to the st. Louis Cardinals
81 and Cd. Dizzy Dean won his third
game IN five days in the nightcap AL
Lhough he was relieved by Sylvester
Johnson in the ninth Cincinnati and
Philadelphia split two well nitchad
games, the opener going to the PhiIlies
Il, and the second struggle to thr
REDS, 3-2. w '1iS
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TIE Yankees maintained their 1ob-
L game lead in the American cir
cult by splitting two games with
the Chicago White Sox. The Sox won
the flrst game, So, as Ted LYONS held
the Yankees to five hits. but dropped
Ine second, LIS, when New York COL
!ecteo 10 Its. Babe Ruth hit homer
to 80. 'oOoA
Cleveland scored seven runs in the
hrSt inning to win the first game from
the Boston Red Sox. 10-l, but dropped
the second, 4-3, when Benny Tate
clouted homer in the eleventh inning,
Evening star., 1932-08-29
GAMES TOMORROW.

st. Louis at Wash.
Chicago at N. York.
Detroit at Phila.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Minor Leagues
International League,

Baltimore, rs; Rochester, 10.
Buffalo, 80; Newark, "a.
Montreal, 80; Albany, 10.
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
BY TOM DOERER.

T>HIS man, Jim McGrath, the
radio announcer, can de-
L scribe a game of chess, and
make you break out into a
rash of cheers.
He can put more life into the
description of a checker match
than most aerial either yodelers
can ram into a bull fight narra-
tive.
Evening star., 1932-08-29
Standings in Major Leagues
MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1889.
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, S; New York. 4.
St. Louis. 4-6; Brooklyn, IA
Philadelphia. 2-2; Cincinnati. is.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening star., 1932-08-29

GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Pittsb'gh.
Bklyn. at st. Louis.
Phila. Cincinnati.
New Y < at Chicago.
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American League.

Yesterdays RESULTS,
Chicago. SIS; New York, Pill.
Cleveland, 1913; Boston, IA.
Detroit, Is, Washington. Z.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening star., 1932-08-29

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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CARTA ALBERTA

Tampa, Fla, Is de Nov. 1882
Senores Victoriano Manteiga
Enrique Pendas,
Ybor City, Tampa, Fla.
Muy senores mics y amigos:
Consternado en- 10 mas mini
de mi alma por la horripilan
tie catastrofe y la tristlsima des-
ventura que sufre una buena
parte de la poblaci6n camague-
yana, victima de las furias des-
piadadas del reciente cicl6n que
azot6 a las provincias orientales
de Cuba, no encuentro vocablos
suficientes para expresar a vo-
sotros mis- mas ~sinceros senti-
mientos de gratitud por vuestra
espontanea y generosa iniciati-
va de aportar algunos recursos
a tantos infelices, carentes hoy
no solo de TODD bienestar mate
rial, sine 10 que es a1n mas las
|timoso, sufriendo todavia los a.
gudos dolores de sus graves le-
stones Y c~onturbados sus esprit
tus cruelmente con la tragica
,perdida de sus seres mas queri-
dos.
Dios permita-y essde espe :
Irarse asi de la magnanimidad
lde nuestros convecinos-que
|vuestro gesto noble y gentil con-
|tinue tocando los sensibles cora
zones. Y como los que bien ha-
Icen, bien merecen, quedeles ST.
|quiera, al menos, con la EXPIRE
sion de mi reconocimiento en-
lnOmbre de eSa multltud en- deS-
Igracia, la inefable satisfaction
tdeI cristiano deber cumplido.
Huelga anadiros que me te-
neis a vuestra disposition incon-
idicional, d~ispuesto a cooperar
con mi mas vivo empeno en- pro
de csc altruista y caritativo pro-
p6sito tan eficazmente patroci-
nado por vosotros.
Adjunto a la p~resente va mi
modesto 6bolo. Y con la reitera-
ci6n de mi agradecimiento, que
da de vosotros atento, S. s. y
amigo,
G@Ilerm0 Espia0sa,
Consul de Cuba
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
NOMBRADOS LOS AGEN-
TIES PARA LA VENTA DE
LAS DE AU-
TOMOVILES

Ell comisionado de vehiculos
del estado, Sr. w. S. McLin, a.
nunci6 aver ell nombramiento de
agentes para la venta de licen-
cias de a%utom6vil. en- Tampa y
Plant City, de los Sres. Frank
Smith y John T. Lowe.
Al frente de la administra-
ci6n local, situada en- la esqui-
ma de Lafayette y Ashley, Sc
guira ell Sr. c. F. IRISH, en- repre-
sentaci6n de Smith.
Cerca de 10000 l~icencias Sc
vendieron aqui ell ano pasado y
en- Plant City unas 1000. Por
cada licencia que vende ell agen-
tie cobra soc, pero debe pagan ell
personal de la oficina.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
MGs ndhesiOnes

Mds ddheSlO1teS
Para las victimas del espan-
toso huracan que azot6 de mo
do cruel a dos provincias de la
patria Guiana, en- dias muy re-
cientes, las contin1a recibiendo
ell director de este periodlco, Sr'
Victoriano Manteiga. Ahora Sc
ofrecen de un modo desinteresa-
do, para correspondent con su ar
tie en- cualquier function teatrai
que Sc prepare, las gentiles y
simpaticas hermanas Carmen y
Pillar Ramirez, asi como tamblen
nuestro estimado companero de
cr6nica, Sr. Diego Here's.
Mucho agradecen ell honda
dose ofrecimiento ell Sr. Enrl-
que Pendas y nuestro director
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
ESTACION "FWDAE"

A las 400, Tito GUITAR, can
clones; 4:15, Institute Musical
Curtis; 500, "Conozca al artis-
ta;' AS, comedia musical; 500
acontecimientos, por H. V. Kali
tenborn; 6:45, keenan, and Phi
lips; 7:15, orquesta Harry Bar
rvs; 500, orquesta Los Dicta-
dores; $50, cantantes del Madi-
son; 900, Street Singer; $50,
orquesta Raymond Paige; 1890,
la parte humana de las noticias,
por Edwin C. Hill; II 100, or :
questa sinf6nica de Howard Bar
low; II 80, orquesta de Isham
Jones; 1900 orquesta de Don
Redman.
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club Paramount

Club Paramount
Los miembroS de este Club Sc
reunieron la noche del mierco-
les en- ell hogan de la linda Srta.
Sendie Weston, para llegar a
un acuerdo sobre un future "par
ty", ell cual habra de tener lugar
el dia % del mes en- curse, en- los
salones del palacio de la Legion
Americana" Ingresaron en- di-
cho Club como nuevos MEM
bros las encantadoras damitas
Helia y Effie Fuentes y Mirta
Marti. Asistieron a la reunion
las hechiceras senoritas Della
Borrego, Graciela Alvarez, Ma
nv Quintana, Berta Alichederri,
Carmen Randazzo, Ada del Ba-
rrio, Alta Castro, Isabel Her
nandez y Aida Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

Party infantd
La graciosa y monisima nina
Maruca Perez, idolatrada ME
tecita de nuestro companero de
redacci6n senior Miguel Loren
te. ofreci6 IN party, ell ultimo
domingo, en- el venturosO hogan
de sus amantes padres Antonla
Y Aniceto Perez. con motive de
cumplir los diez amos de edad.
TOGO la orquesta "Syncopa-
tors" En- la sala de la casa en-
fiesta Sc reunieron estas ninas y
ninos: Juanita Guerra, Adelai-
da Guerra, Alicia Perez, Olgui-
ia Perez, Margarita Cusunde,
Leonor Gomez, Phoebe Gomez,
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
ESTACION "'WSUN"

A las 4:45, la mujer de la
otra puerta;" 7 100 Amos and
Andy; 500, listed y su gobier-
no; $50, programa de la NBC;
$50, Ed Wynn y su banda; 10,
Hora bailable, con Walter o.
Keefe; II 100, Hermanas Picken
11:15, orquesta de Cesar Sode-
70 Y concerto de la NBC; IL 100
Charlie Agnew y la orquesta del
Garden Terrace; 12:30, aconte-
cimientos por la NBC.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

Es mariana
La junta general trimestral
de los hermanos de la Logia Lea
les Caballeros de America, en- ell
mismo lugar Y bora de costum-
bre. Sc les advierte a todos los
hermanos que las Tenidas Sc We
rificaran con ell n1mero de
miembros que concurran.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
SOCIALES

Nj bienUen1da
Sc la doy muy cordial al joven
matrimonio Amparo y Ricardo
Estevez, que llegaron el domin-
go pasado procedente de la ciu-
dad de la Habana, en- ell vapor
Cuba" Al lado de familiares
due residen en- la barriada del
.Oeste, pasaran las fiestas pas :
cuales.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
NFORM RI
DEI PUERTO

= Rumbo a Liverpool, Ambe-
res Y Londres, con MADEIRA v
Icarga general, zarp6 aver el va
ppor aleman Neiderwald. 9
Trajo pasajeros Y carga, de
New Orleans, ell vapoE america
no Conal. Arrib6 con carga ge-
neral, procedente de Mobile, ell
vapor americana Usage, de la
compania Clyde Mallory.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
Para Miami

Aver sali6 en- autom6vil hacia
la encantadora ciudad de Mia
mi, ell conocido joven Ignacio Me
nendez, en- compania de su ito,
ell distinguish caballero Sr. Ma
nuei Fernandez.
En- dicha urbe fijaran su re-
sidencia.
Al despedirlos formula mis-
votos porque siempre ell exito
les sonria.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
Esther Gomez, Felicia Castella-

Esther Gomez, Felicia Castella-
no, Gloria Toribio, Norma Ga
villain, Julia Rodriguez, Maria
Diaz, Norma Fernandez, Mari
nita Coto, Marisol Flores, Tere-
sa Ruiz, Violeta Coto, CARMEL
ma Garcia, Rosa Yanez, Ines va
nez, Aurora Lopez y Olga Mar
tfnez, Mantle Gomez, Miguel Go
mez, Rene Flores, Luis Flores,
Joseito Garcia, Harchy Torres.
Ell cronista lie desea a la lin
da Maruca I'm caudal de felici-
.dades en- su vida.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
ROYAL

Estrena Lady and Gent"
una de las mas hermosas cintas
hasta ell presente por
ell gran actor George Bancroft.
Tambien Sc estrenara una di-
vertida comedia, caricaturas par
lantes, finas variedades del &C.
luloide y Noticias de la Fox.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

Cumplea1Os
Llega hoy a la edad de los
veinte amos la adorable damlta
Asunci6n Valdes. Aunque no 10
celebra, no por $ dejaran de
visitarla. en- su Residential de la
avenida de Michigan, sus hume
rosas amistades.
Reciba mi felicitacidn.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

Ia noche del IS del mes actual en-

Ia noche del 18 del mes actual en-
ell Hall del Hotel Tampa Ter
race" con la orquesta "Dick Ma
rion." Empezara a las nueve y
Sc terminara por la madrugada.
Figuran como directoras de la
fiesta las distinguidas senoritas
Grace Alvarez, Adela Suarez, Al
fonsina Gillet, Esther Pacheco,
Clara Valdes y Ana Maniscalco.
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BOdG
BOdG
Josefind Marquee
R0qeIiO Mdsedd

ANNf"
Josefina Marquee
Rogelio Maseda
Sc efectu6 en- la noche de aver
la boda de estos j6venes, que go
zan de n estimaci6 IN nuestra
sociedad, en- la reSidencia de los
padres de la desposada, espoSos
MARQUEE, Ga. avenida 1909.
La ceremonial civil eStuvo a
cargo del Notario Sr. Candida
Perez, fernando ell acta matri :
monial, en- calidad de testigos, la
gentil Srta. Josefina Maseda y
el caballeroso joven Manuel Ma
seda, hermanos del novio.
Les deseo a Josefina Rogelio
una felicidad eterna.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

gangas anunciadas. lie alivia lie
muchas preocupaciones. LIE ayuda
a terminar su trabajo y lie da la
tarde para descansar, ir II cine, jul
gar a. golfito y asistir a fiestas.
Y 10 mejor del case es que ell te-
'efoY2 no cuesta mas que unos Guam
tos centavos-el mas pequeno de
Ios, gastos. Ell ..el6fono es una eff
,iente anna de casa que ahorra mas
lie 10 que gasta..... n siempre pue-
lie tener IN telefono;
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
RITZ

RllL
La preciosa cinta mejicana
con titulos en- espanol e ingles,
"Alma Mejicana," cruza hoy por
la ~pantalla de este teatro. CAL
ma Mejicana" esta tomada en-
la capital azteca y en- ella canta
varias canciones tipicas ell famo
so guitarrista Tito GUITAR.
Complete ell programa la en-
tretenida c0media almost Mar
ried," caricaturas parlantes, va
riedades y noticias international
les.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15
T'E 4TDNN
CASINO

.tASINO
Presenta hoy al notable actor
dramatico, Lionel Barrymore,
en- la super-producci6n wash
ington Masquerade" y a Ricar-
do Cortez, en- rs My Face Red"
Ademas una graciosa comedia,
acto de variedades y noticias
IPathe.
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

I'm Bale
La clase mayor de la "Acade-
mia San Jos6," integrada por be
las alumnas, ceIebrara un bale
La gaceta., 1932-11-15

mo ha pensado listed nunca CO.
mo es que muchas mujeres cue
tran por la tarde tempo para re-
posar y pasear, misntras otras con
iguales responsibilities nunca aca
ban sus quehaceres? La respuesta
esta-en ell sistema.
La anna de casa inteligente deli
nea su trabajo uSando ell telefopo
para sus compras y otros Quehaee-
res. Ell telefono lie trae los manda-
dos hasta la puerta. Hace uso de