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Evening star., 1932-05-15
Ahearn Arranges a Heavy Mat
Card for First Outdoor Show
ON GEORGE, Joe Malcewicz
and Jack Sherry, three Of
Paul Bowser's best bets,
will help Matchmaker

| and Jack Sherry, three Of
L. Paul Bowser's best bets,
will help Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn dedicate his outdoor
wrestling arena at Boiling Field
Tuesday.
George, former champion of the
Bowserites, will engage young Danny
Winters in the main bout, one fall
to a finish. It will be Winters flrst
big local chance.
Malcewicz, who has defeated such
grapplers as Earl Chaddock and
Joe Stecher. is slated for one OF the
preliminary matches, opposing Fred
die Myers
Sherry, "uncrowned champion" OF
the trust, will tackle Ivan Pudubney
in the semi-fnal, also to finish.
The appearances of these three
grapplers mark new high point
in Ahearn's efforts at Bowling
Field as far as well-known rassling
names are concerned. Ahearn Is
confident, providing the weather
man forgets it's Tuesday and allows
a bit of clear weather. that the show
will attract a record crowd for the
Anacostia plant.
In the ether supplementary bouts
Len Macsluso former Colgate grid
star, will tangle with Charley Han
sen and Bull Martin will engage
Charley Strack.
Women accompanied by escorts
Evening star., 1932-05-15
CAPITAL CITY PLAY
WILL START TODAY
Other Clashes of Interest Dot
Program Here and on
Nearby Fields.

w YITH independent as we'll
M as Capital City League
Y teams facing much
action, today's sandlot
base ball card offers fans their
choice Of attractive competition.
It will be the first Sunday OF battling
Cor Capital City League teams.
Among the contests on the days list
srs the following
Independent Teams.
Federal Empioye Unionists VS.. Burroushs
10 report on the field at 2
Howitzer Giants VS.. Fredericksburg IVA.
Eks at Fredericksburs. Giants to report
Berwyn (Md) Juniors VS.. Comet Juniors,
1srwyn. / pm. Berwyn players to report
Muihan Midsets VS.. Trojan Midsets, Ball
WASHINGTON White sox VS. Virginia White
Gaithers6urs VS.. Capitol Heights, Gath
steriinE 4. c. VS.. Landover. Landov.r,
Majestic Radio vs. st. Marys celties.
Capital City League.
UNLIMITED DIVISION.
Section A.
Dixie PIGS VS.. Hornins jewelers., Ber-
Union Printers vs.. Highway Department
Coneress Heishts VS.. ciro's Villagers, Con-
City Cab draws bye.
Section b.
Federal STORAGE VS.. st. Joseph's, North
ROCK Greek Service VS.. Diamond Cab,
coiumbi. Heights VS., Franc jewelers.,
Federal Employees draws bye.
SENIOR DIVISION.
Swami service VS.. Clifton BARRIERS, North
Koontx Service vs. Takoms Tigers, East
Wsveriy draws bye.
JUNIOR DIVISION
RUSSELL Youns VS.. Dixie Polish. No. 3. !.
Swami Service VS.. DORA, North Ellipse, IL.
Southwest Merchants VS.. Wheeler Club,
Mount Rainier vs. Georsetown, East e.
hpse. IL.
MIDGET DIVISION.
Wonder Bread VS. Arlington Post No. L. |.
National Pale Drys VS.. Thompsons Furni-
sure: Fsiriswn; No. l /.
Games Wanted.
Mount Rainier unlimiteds. for today on
Mount Rainier Field at o'clock. Call Bud
Bellman, Emerson s10e.
Army War Coilege. for today. with un-
limited team having diamond. Call Prank
Lew. National 857z.
Chevy Chase Senators. with peewee teams
on the Chevy Chase diamond. Call Tommy
O'Hanlon, Wisconsin 1888.
Results:
Mulhall Midsets, 1s; Fourth Presbyterian
Midgets, l.
Ben Hundley InssetG IA: Senators, /.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

HIGH GAMES.
w. Burton. ITO, Temple Cup
Paul Brill, l66, Brunswick Bake Trophy.
G. RAIDER. 16e, belt and silver buckle
&. H. Whiting, l53, cigarette case
William Miller, 158. silver belt buckle.
p. Jarman, 157, Johnny Walker tie.
Ed Farnan, 156. silver pencil.
Paul Harrison. ass, pounds wilkins coffee
Charles OCopnell, l56, pounds wilkins
coffee.
Z wright. i5s. pounds wilkins coffee.
w. z. MegaW, 155, 2 pounds wilkins coffee
2. Brill, 154, pounds candy
c. Weidman. i54, pounds candy
L. H. Burdette,- 153, pounds candy
TRIPLE HEADERS.
L. Brisker, J. Collier H. l. Compton, J.
=. Martin, J. NJ. Storey, r. Viehmeyer.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
PENTATHLETES CHOSEN
Brady, Mansfield and Mayo, Army
Will Represent u. 8.

WEST POINT, N. Y, May IA CP).-
Lieuts. B. w. Brady. c. J. Mansfield
and Z. w. Mayo were chosen to rep
resent the United States In the mod
ern pentathlon at the coming Olympic
games, following completion of the final
trials here today
Brady finished the five-event test
with low total of II points and Mans
field had clear title TO second place
with AZ.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
BEATS SWIMMING MARKS
McKelvey of Stanford Betters Time
at 40 and so Yards.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf,
May IA R.-John McKelvey of STAN
ford bettered the worlds records for
40 yards and so yards at the first an
nual Stanford meet
He bettered the 40-yard mark of
17s by two-tenths of a second and the
50-yard record of 228 by three -tenths
of q second.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
BY MAX SCHMELING,

rHFgNeIsIlt OIIhuIpIUN OI VI'c 'S' 10'
INGSTON, N. Y, May III
X have had my first ring work
N out now for my fight with
Jack Sharkey next month,
and 1t has left me well pleased. !
know that when / meet Sharkey III
be capable Of the best scrap OF my
career so far.
My sparring partners as my actual
training gets under way are JACK
Shaw and Pedro Lopez husky young
fellows who will give me just what
I need. Before long. Charley Bel
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Prize Winners Are Announced
For City Duckpin Tournament

~ FFICIAL prize winners in the
4 twenty-second annual Wash
Y ! ington City Duckpin tourna-
ment were announced yester-
day by Secretary Arville Ebersole.
Prizes will be awarded at Convention
Hall Friday at 7:30 pm.
winners follow:
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Sandlot Mines Busy in Loops, Independent 7ilts
MARCY TOPS TRAPSHOTS
Breaks 90 Out of so Targets in
Benning Practice Meet.

Julius Marcy broke 40 out OF SO
clays from Is yards to point the way
in q trapshoot yesterday at the Benning
range, held in preparation for the Dis
trict championship competition there
Friday and Saturday
DR.. A. v. Parsons we're close behind
Marcy, each with 48. r. D. Morgan
was next with ~. Morgan with A also
won the special trophy at handicap dis
tances. H. H. Shelton with 43 was
second
Marcey's 40 took the high scratch
trophy in the first so and in the toss-oh
for high added-target trophy, DR.. A. Z.
Rush was victorious. Walter S. Wilson
won at doubles.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

Asm''5Snf Ass, F4sIn. S school. S20 So d;
Runs-Gray ca. Garrison. Turpin 9l,
Henderson t2. Henry t2), Tyler, stewart
Tyler. washington. PauIin. Winburn. Rob
lnson (3l. Johr6on, Warren ca. Runs bat
Paulin, Turpin (3D. Brown, Tubner. Two
base hits-Henderson t0. Brown; Three
base hit-Turpin. Stolen bases-Grsy ca
National Training school, 5: Armstrong. 6.
Bases on balls-Of Paulin, S: OF Barnes, 2.
Struck out-By Psulin. 9; by Hodge. 4: by
Barnes, l. Hits-Oh Hodge, in innings;
OF Barnes. in INNINGS, Passed balls
Washington. johnson. winning pitcher
Paulin Losing pitcher, Hodee.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
SWIMMING LIST CLOSES
Midnight Is Latest to Enter Dis
trict A. A. q. Competition.

trict A. A. q. Competltion.
Entries for the District A. A. u. in
door swimming meet will close tonight
at midnight with Joseph Ransavage,
Ambassador Hotel pool manager.
The event will get under way to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the Ambassador
with the low board diving champion
ships for men and women. An inno-
vation of this years tourney will be
the junior swimming events for boys
under IA years of age.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
ARMSTRONG ON RAMPAGE.

Armstrong High School base ball
team won its tenth straight game yes
terday, downing National Training
School. IL to 2. Paulin held the Train
ing School batters to three hits.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
TURNS OTHER CHEEK.

Paul Rose, next years boxing cap
tain at Virginia Poly, is a Sunday school
teacher.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
DUNBAR TAKES GAME.

Dunbar High Schools ball team de-
feated Phelps, 9 to 4. Gaining the lead
in the first inning Dunbar steadily
added to its advantage
Evening star., 1932-05-15
FILIPINO LAD A STAR

Sprinter, Jumper at Peddie.
the Resident Commissioner from the
Philippines, is making his mark as a
member of the track team at Peddie
School, which he entered this year.
He has been clocked in 10 Us seconds
in the 100-yard dash. has leaped 81 feet
IL inches in the broad jump and can be
depended upon for feet 6 inches in
the high Jump.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

Runs-Belcher %, WaIker I2I. GlIes
13j. Harris Runs batted in--Williams az d.
walker 90. Giles. Thornton Frazier t2l: r.
hit-Anderson. Stolen base-Cook. Left or
bases-Dunbar. 4; Phelps. 3. Bases on balls
on Gray 2; of Lawson, /. Winning
pitcher-Gray.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

~ ICK SHIKAT, former world
| champion and now Jim Lon
~ dos most persistent challenger,
Evening star., 1932-03-22
TRAMBERIA RING VICTOR.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Jimmy
Tramberia again won the l28-pound
mythical Maryland boxing title in out
pointing Tony Ross he. last night.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
POTOMAC BASKETERS
HAVE TWO BIG GAMES
Boatmen Play Arundel Here and
Canoe Club in Philadelphia
TO End Season.

Potomac Boat Club basket ball team
has two important games to play before
calling 1t a season and is keeping in
shape by practicing each Wednesday
night at Central High School
The Boatmen will meet the crack
Arundel Boat Club quint of Baltimore,
an old foe, the night OF April in the
George Washington University gymnasi-
UNI in one game Of a double-header in
which Saks Clothiers and the &C" Club
team will be the other principals. Po-
tomacs will journey to Philadelphia
April 16 to meet the Philadelphia Canoe
Club tossers While in that city the
team will have a banquet at the Exide
Country Club, when the players will be
awarded gold basket balls.
For these games the Boatmen will
present a lineup bolstered by four
members of the crack Eastern High
team. which won the public high school
series and then captured honors in the
Washington and Lee tournament. They
are Bernie Lieb. Barney Kane, Bernie
Phillips and Ben Zola.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
Chicago's footing
Is Too Expensive
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 22.-n Trustee
~ William McJunkin has his way
about things, there'll be no
whistle blowing in high school bas-
ket ball ganes-at least not Board
Of Education whistles.
Finding new ways to trim the
boards budget Of more than $90,-
Oo0, 900, Trustee McJunkin would
ban~the purchase of referees whis-
ties. ct cetefa. = -.
so He found that the board bought
'l,17l whistles, costing s186, not to
mention 80, 1896 safety pins for ath-
letic uses for S4l.92, 2l7 pairs Of
tYeezers for si0.l1 and 375 jars Of
petroleum jelly for $2649
The amounts, said Trustee Nc
Junkin, were mere trifle compared
to the bigger things, but I'VE haven't
the money to buy the supplies"
Evening star., 1932-03-22
BASKET LOOP FINISHES
Guards, Winners of Title, to Play
Hoplites Tonight.

LAUREL, March 22.-The National
Guard quint, which has clinched the
Intercity Basket Ball League title. will
meet Ellicott City Hoplites tonight at
o'clock in the last league game on the
armory court here. The Soldiers twice
this season have defeated the Hoplites,
old rivals, but each time by a narrow
margin.
Members Of the championship Guard
squad include:
Gordon Gary, Henry Weigel, Bob
Gaylor, Don Kaiser, Jimmy Salyers, Bill
OHara, Harry Harding, Harley Easton,
Earl Edmonston and Frenchy Cohen.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
Straight Off Tee
THE newest venture of the fast

THE newest venture Of the fast
l. growing Woman's District Golf As
sociation is tournament for girls
who have not yet reached the age of
81. Such a tournament-the initial
event Of series Of such affairs to be
held annually-will be played this year
at SO holes medal play June 80 and
July over one Of two courses, with
either the Woodmont Country Club or
the National Woman's Country Club
as host
This was the main step in a COM
petitive way taken yesterday at the
annual meeting of the Woman's Golf
Association at the National Woman's
Club. The association considered sew
eral changes in the constitution and
accepted the gift Of a handsome gavel
from Mrs. Tom Moore of Indian Spring.
1t was announced that five clubs will
place teams in the class B competition
for club teams.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
ALEXANDRIA CUNTS
TO CLASH FOR LEAD
Scholastics and Central to Play
Tomorrow Night as a Part
of Triple Header,

A LEXANDRIA. March 22.-Scholas-
4 u tics and Centrals will clash for
leadership in the city senior bas-
ket ball loop tomorrow night In the
armory. Neither has lost.
The game will be part of a triple
header, starting at Z o'clock when the
Eagles and Scouts will face. Scho-
lasticS and Centrals then will face with
Fraters and Southern Methodist Boys
Club meeting IN the finale
Bill Langford of st. Mary's Celtics
has been signed TO coach the Nation
wide base ball team, II has been an
nounced.
St Mary's Celtics have booked games
in Lynchburg for April 80 and May !,
with the Lynchburg A. c. nine.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
VINES OFF TO NET WARS
q. Q. Tennis Champ Begins Tour

PASADENA, Calf, March % LP.-
singles champion, and ranking No. l
American player, will leave today on
the beginning Of jaunt that probably
will wind up in Europe with the United
States Davis Cup team.
His first appearance will be March
20 TO April at the Houston, Tex, In
vitation meet. where he will defend his
tournament title. He will be accom-
panied 10 Houston by Lester Stoefen,
Los Angeles, who will join Vines in the
doubles
Evening star., 1932-03-22
D. c. NETMEN IN ACTION
Three to Play in Junior Glass in
Baltimore Tourney.
BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, March 22,-Frank
Shore. defending champion; Morgan
jacobs and Anthony Latona Of Wash
ington were to compete this afternoon
in the junior class in the Evening sun
5th Regiment tennis singles tournament
on the 5th Regiment Armory courts.
Shores opponent was Ben Gold of st.
Johns, Jacobs Is playing Earl Shaver
OF Forest Park and Latona's foe Is
Daniel Custer, Baltimore unattached
player.
Harry Little Of Washington defaulted
yesterday to David Hyman, unattached,
In the boys third round.
Quarter finals are scheduled tomor-
row. semi-fnals Thursday and the final
Friday.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
oI1tely Nothing Neu Godom Is Revealed BY Old Book
Basket Ball Card
In A.A.U. Tourney
Tonight.


7 o'clock-Rockville VS.. Jewish
Community Center, senior girls
class. seni-final round.
oclock-Y. NJ, c, A. Flashes vs..
Northern Props. l30-pound class,
ouartsr-final round, upper bracket.
o'clock-Oakton High VS.. Shade
Shop, l45-pound class, auarter-inal
round. lower bracket.
10 o'elock-Grifith Consumers VS..
Central &C" Club. quarter-h anal
round. unlimited class.
Tomorrow Night.
7 o'clock-St. Stephens vs.. East
ern, l30-pound class, semi-hnal
round.
8 o'clock. final round-St. Mar
tins VS.. NeighboFhood House, loe-
pound class.
ocloek-Boys' Club VS.. Olmsted
Grill, l45-pound class, semi-hnsl
round.
10 o'clock-Saks Clothiers VS.. jew
ish Community Center. quarter-hn
round
Evening star., 1932-03-22
KIESEL, LECHTE HEAD
FLOOR LOOP SCORERS
Patent Office Star Sets Pace in Gov
srnmsnt League, Peck Player
in Georgetown.

u IEsEL of Patent Once and Lechte
n of Peck Memorial led individual
scorers during the Government
and Georgetown intermediate Sunday
School Basket Ball League races, re-
spectively, according TO records just
compiled.
Kiessl In Is games scored I'll points
including ga goals from scrimmage and
43 from the foul line Leehte counted
1853 points, including rs two-pointers
and 13 fouls
Figures on scoring Of players in five
or more games in the leagues follow:
Evening star., 1932-03-22
IA CONTESTS LISTED
FOR nine AT v. N. |.
Number of Stars Lost, but Coach
Raftery Has Good Nucleus
for Clever Players.
T EXTINCTION, Va, March 22.-Four-

I EXTINCTION, Va, March 22.-Four-
- teen games. including nine with
Southern Conference opponents.
appear on the revised Virginia Military
Institute schedule
Home and home games have been
arranged with Virginia, v. p. l., Mary
land and Duke
Coach Bill Raftery has nucleus Of
six letter men to work with, but grad
uation of stars left holes in both infield
and outfield besides materially weak
ening battery strength. Williams and
Noble, aces OF the 1881 pitching staff: !:
Gilly Laughorn. captain and shortstop;
Blocker, catcher; Britton. third base
man, and Muley Noble, outfielder, must
be replaced
Capt. Cutchin will probably be
shifted from first base to shortstop and
Edmunds will remain at second base.
Mason. pitcher, and Turner. catcher,
will form the first string battery, and
Waite and Outten are veteran out
fielders
Among the recruits from last years
freshmen, LeSueur is being given a
trial at third and Scott is showing up
well at first Moore and Carney are
additions to the pitching corps, and
Tyree is a promising catcher. Ward
and Pitkethly are available for duty in
the outfeld
Several members of last years re-
serves also have a chance to break into
the lineup. Rea and Jones probably
will see service as pitchers, Taylor is
an infielder as well as catcher, and
Roller, Bozel and Greiner can be
counted on for utility work.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
GRIFFITH, "C' CLUB
CUNTS TO BATTLE
Game Will Feature A. A. u.
Tourney Tonight-GirIs
in Senior Clash.
A N unlimited-ciass quarter final-round

A N unlimited -class quarter -final-r round
"A scrap between Griffith- Consumers
and the &C" Club that is figured
to produce bang-up battling is the
high spot of the four game program
tonight in the District A. A. U. basket
ball tourney at Tech High. This game
is scheduled at 10 o'clock, to end the
evenings fun. The Griffs have been
installed a slight favorite
Quarter-flnal tilts also are scheduled
for and 9 o'clock. At 8, Y. NJ. c. A.
Flashes and Northern Props are to face
in the 130-pound division, and at 8. Oak
ton tVaD High and Shade Shop l45-
Founders are TO have it out.
Rockville and Jewish Community
Center sextets are TO meet in q girls
senior class tilt that will open play at
7 o'clock.
CAPITOL TOWERS barely contrived
~ to conquer the underdog Fox In
dependents. % to 81. in O ll5-
pound-olass match that enabled the
former to gain the final round and was
the feature of the tourney doing last
night. The victors will meet Western
Flashes for the title.
Delaware & Hudson achieved the
semi-final round in the unlimited group
by downing Mount Vernon NJ Z. quint,
80 to %. The Del-Huds started slowly,
as is their wont, but led by Jim Ryan,
Bob Gaylor and George Beach, got
ahead, 1910. at the half and stayed
well in front
After battling Eastern Reserves on a
point for point basis until midway CT
the third period. Powhatans faltered
and the schoolboys stepped out to win
handily. Eastern gained the semi
finals as the result.
Ais A. c. got going after a shaky start
to outclass United Typewriter girls all
the way and now has a place in the
final round (
Evening star., 1932-03-22
SENIOR GIRLS.
ALLEGANY QUlNT VICTOR
Bests Takoma Silver Spring High
for Western Shore Crown.

TOT WeEteTn SHORE CrOWn.
HAGERSTOWN, Md. March 22.-
Takoma- Silver Spring basketers, Mont
gomery County champions. were elm
mated by Allegany High here last night
in the final for the Western Shore title
in the annual State scholastic tourna-
ment. The score was 35 TO l6. Allegany
now will meet the Eastern Shore finalist
for the State crown.
Allegany outclasSed the Montgomery
boys. having them IL to at half time.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
VISTA CLUB WINS TITLE
Defeats Beta Phi Epsilon by On,

DEFEATS beta I'M LPsIIUH Uy One
Point in j. C. c. Series.
Vista Club won the Jewish Com
munity Center Senior Basket Ball
League title last night when Jack Un-
derstein tossed a foul in the final 80
seconds that repulsed Beta Phi Epsilon,
26 to 25.
Understein previously had scored IS
points. 1t was Vista Clubs seventh
straight win.
Evening star., 1932-03-22
TECH STAR OFF SQUAD.

Tech HIGHS base ball team will have
10 get along for the first part Of the
championship series witnous a., were. s.ss
Russell, clever pitcner anu n1s' oase'
man. who iS ineligible.
La gaceta., 1932-03-10
Ell NUMERO
DE HOMBRES SIN IRA
BAJO 81 Ell GOBIERNO NO
GAMBIA DE ACTITUD

Washington, Mario 1O.-Cua
tro testigos aconsejaron aver a
un sub-comite del Senado la a
probaci6n de la ley La Toilette
destinando S., 200, 10000 para
obras federales y prestamos a
los estados, con ell fin de mejo-
rar la situaci6n de los millones
de hombres sin trabajo.
"Aumentara ell n1mero de
hombres sin o~cupacion-dije-
ron esos testigos-al menos que
ell gobierno Gamble de actitud y
de su apoyo a un programa de
trabajos p1blicos, tai como ell
recomendado en- la ley"
John P. Hogan, ingeniero y
contratista de New York, ma
nifest6 que mas de un million de
hombres quedara sin trabajo en-
la industrial de construction du-
rante ell ano actual, sobre ell n1-
nero de los que va Sc encuen.
tran sin ocupaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-03-10

DE ITALIA
Ell ITALIANO
DEL TABACO

Roma, Mario 10.-Probable-
mente no hay un solo hombre de
negocios en- ell mundo que no mi
re con envidia ell balance del mo-
nopolio italiano del tabaco. Sus
ganancias netas ell ano pasado
fueron de cerca de $130,000,0 900
representando este mas del 800
de sus ingresos, proportion que
Sc considera la mas alta ganan-
cia que puede ser obtenida por
una empresa industrial de i'm
portancia. Descansa ell secreto
del exito en- que la production y
venta del tabaco en- Italia, es I'm
monopolio del gobierno y que
cada vez que un italiano encien-
de un cigarrillo debe pagan por
este I'm pesado impuesto al 60
bierno.
La industrial del tabaco fue in
troducida en- Italia en- la segun.
da mitad del Siglo XVI y des-
de entonces ha prosperado STEM
pre-, particularmente en- ciertas
regiones como Stella, Toscania
y ell Veneto.
Ell monopolio italiano del ia.
baco fue fundado en- 1862 con ls
fusion de un gran n1mero de
pequenas industries y en- 1865
la industrial fue de nuevo devue.
ia a empresas privadas, que ga.
rantizaron al gobierno I'm ingre.
so flo, ademas de un tanto POI
ciento en- las ganancias. Pero er
1884 ell monopolio fue de nuevc
La gaceta., 1932-03-10
.CONCIHRTO DEL TENOR
BAGGIORE

Maiana por "a ncchc ofrecera
un concerto en- el Auditorium
Municipal ell notable tenor ita-
liano Attilio Baggi6re, que ma
clio en- una pedueha pcblaci6n
minera de Michigan y Sc educ6
en- las escuelas publicas de csc
estado.
Siendo muchacho Baggiori
tenia una asombrosa voz de So
prano y atrajo la atsnci6n en-
conciertos qre diera a beneficio
de las victimas del terremoto de
Messina.
Ha cantad oBaggiori en- los
principles teatros de Europa
Africa Y America. De el hemo;
leido iuicios muy e~ncomiastico'
en- los diarios del Cairo, Roma
Chicago, Milwaukee e Indiana
polls.
Para ell programa de su con
cierto ha seleccionado varias 70
manzas italianas y c~anciones a
mericanas.
La gaceta., 1932-03-10
LA POLITICA

Tres candidates han salido a
la p~alestra para ell cargo de She
riff del condado, los Sres. Hat
ton, Wooten y Robb. Willie
Spencer viene hacienda activa
campana en- favor de su candi-
datura y los amigos del sheriff
Joughin sostienen que este Ian
cara tambien 81 guante y solici-
tara del pueblo su reelection.
Nos describen a Mr.. Robb CO.
mo un hombre que cantara las
"verdades del barquero" a todos
los candidates, y a su veg dejara
que sus oponentes digan TODD 10
que sepan de 81.
Oficialmente solo Sc ha anun-
ciado un candidate para ell juz-
gado de paz del distrito de Ybor,
y este es Edward Stanley, ell "In
glesito"; pero sabese que Loren
La gaceta., 1932-03-10

20 Hernandez y sus amigos con-
tindan moviendose y que Frank
Canella TO deseansa nj I'm mo-
mento para ad1uirir Ell apoyo de
los vecinos de este distrito.
FL viejo Lester, comisionado
del distrite Mum. l, decidira el
aia Is, segdn hemos lefdo en- los
diarios americanos, 81 presenta-
"a su candidatura para secreta-
rio de la Corte del Circuito.
La maquinaria polftica tiene
va en- movimiento para ell pues-
to de secretario de esa Corte a.
Sr. Fielding, conocido politico.
Morris M. Owens sigue labo.
rando por su candidatura para
Procurador del Condado y CONT
n1a sumando adeptos. Doyle
Campbell, tampoco descansa Ell
sus actividades y esperase qu'
de un momento a otro ell sombr'
70 de nuestro actual p%rocurador
ell i6ven Skinnr, que habla espa
mol, sera lanzado al ring.