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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-27
INDIANS TO PLAY TWO GAMES TOMORROW
Dodgers in Fifth Straight
Victory; ChiSOx Move Into
Second Place in American
Phies and Giants Play to Tie Game in 3 Innings; Cubs
Defeat Reds After Manager Dresser and Carleton
Mix; Cards Edge Pirates.
BY LAYTON CARVER
United Press STAFF Corresnnndent

NEW YORK light
ly regarded in
major leagues.
The Dodgers OF
the National League
pitching In the American the White
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Tech Is Decisive Winner
in City II. S. Track Meet
Green and White ThnIeS Total II ga Points to Retain
TitIe Nine New Records Set; Keene Stars.

Anasng of points hnly cads
yesterday afternoon the
EastS oval defending champion.
with 53 points Washington
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CHICAGO-BiIIy Miller. It6. 1IiIwaukee
knocked out Eddie Ylk. IA, Cicero. M
~; Sailor Born. AS, Atlanta, outpointed
Carl Scalise, 49,. Chicago %; sherraId
kennard, 80, Minneapolis, outpointed
Frank Keevil, 149, Chicago 40; Man
Filing. 153, Pittsburgh, Outpointed "a
Schiller, $50, Chicago "a.
DALLAS, Tex.-Baby Manuel. J2gIb.
tampa, Fla, decisioned Jerry KENNEDY.
1919, HOLLYWOOD CI0); Teddy Mcnamara,
1898, Oklahoma City 1873; Johnny PAGE.
1854. Dallas, decisioned Neil Milan. in
r. Benning, Ga. 90; Sammy Weiss. $50.
n. Worth, decisiOned Mike Cassidy, I4S,
New Orleans "a; Charles Montgomery,
ls2A. Waco. Tex, drew with Joe BaIy,
100. New York 40
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Local Amateur Boxers
Defeat South Bend Team
Cofe and Johnny Krukemeier Win Bouts by KnockoutS
CheSanuS 0utSIugS Arthur Hurd.

Indianapolis amateur
ISOLATION
Coffelt of knockouts
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Plainheld Commercials will play prac-
tice game at Commercial Park tomorrow
at ?. All last year PLAYERS and new play
ers are asked to report at 1870. New suits
5. For games write H. A. Hessler. SAL
S. Center-st. Plainfield, or phone 1876.
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well escaped
pulling him getting turning
cold chill
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Penn-Joe Athletics will open on the
road tomorrow at Cumberland Starting
battery for the AS at .2:30 will be Bob
Kiefer and Mack Laughlin. AS will hold
snort practice tomorrow morning at
at Riverside No. g.
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MiqIlty Soft for Mr.. YdUkey

While the Red Sor battle to stay up there, their
check-book man, Tom Ya1okey is not nth them. He
and Mrs Ya1ckey hare gone to Alaska 1Chere they cW
hunt bears Yawkey explained he is taking the trip to
get in shape for his lUorld series.
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Hosiery Union was scheduled to meet E
c. Atkins nine at Riverside No 2 in the
league opener at 100 this afternoon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baseball
g .
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes.

The Municipal League has been
enlarged to eight teams, and will
launch its season tomorrow with the
following schedule:
Falls City Beers at Beech Grove.
U. S. Corrugated Box VS.. Anchor
Inn at Riverside No. 2.
Cooks Goldblume VS.. Drinks, Inc,
at Garfield No. 2.
Beanblossom A. G. VS.. Jr. Order
Mechanics at Rhodius No. 2.
All games will begin at 3 o'clock.
1rvington Merchants will battle Fair
mount Glass in their Big Six League
opener at Rhodius / tomorrow at 8
| O'Clock. Players are asked to report at
l D. m.
American Valve and Enamel Co. desires
game for tomorrow. Call Belmont 40l6
81 New palestine wishss to book, a game
tomorrow. and tryouts are invited, For
New Palestine. Ind.
Plainfeld Commercials will play prac-
at q All last year PLAYERS and new PLAY
ers are asked to report at 1880. New suits
W For S games 0F write rhe f ae5ser 54
S. Center-st. Plainfeld. or phone 1876.
road fomorroF ns at m HRsdh Starting 81
battery for the AS at 2:3o will be Bob
a. sport PRACTICE tomorrow morning at 9
Hosiery Union was scheduled to meet E
9. Atkins nine at Riverside No. 2 in the
league opener at 1870 this afternoon.
BEECH Grove Reds viii open tomorrow in
| the Municipal League against Falls City
Gatti or Griffin will pitch for the Reds.
Cord Piston Rings will work out tom9r-
! Transfer squad; PLAYERS report by
and July; Write $40 Massachusetts-av. In
dianapolis.
Beanblossom A. c. will open tomorrow
against the Jr. Mechanics. The manager
ers report at the corner Of Ray and
Division-sts by O'Clock.
Oak Hill Flashes will meet Glenn's
Valley there tomorrow. All players are
asked to be at the managers home by
| Stilesville May 5. May l9 is open. Write
| William z. McCorkhill, 1905 Fernway-st.,
Indianapolis.
| indianapolis Turner'S will practice on
/ the lot at $500 West sixteenth-st tomorrow
at 2:3o.
Keystone A. C. will play practice game
| at Southport. May s. y, and l9 are open
With the South Side Merchants tomorrow
write Bill Hotorp. 1902 Martin-st.. In
/ dianapolis.
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American Valve and Enamel Co. desires
game for tomorrow. Call Belmont 40l6.

New Palestine wishes to book game
for Sunday. Nav 5. Practice will be held
games. write New Palestine baseball club.
New Palestine. Ind.
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MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS
Camini. Phlllies Foxx. Athletics $50 8
J. Moore Phillies 5 johnson Athletics 8
Bonura White Sox OFT. Giants 500. 8
Frey. Dodgers -. Hartnett. Cubs -. 8
RUNS BATTED IN
Camiln Phililes IS Radcliffe. W. Sox 10
Frey. Dodgers ... l3Foxx Athletics 10
Bonura. W Sox IS Johnson. Athletics. 10
J. Moore, PhillieS Il OFT. Giants = 10
Crosetti. Yanks :. II Medwick. Cards . 10
HITS.
J. Moore. Phillies II Washington. w S. Is
Koenig. Giants IS Vaughan Pirates Is
HAYES W. Sox l6 Strip. Dodgers IS
Werber. Red Sox is Herman Cubs . Is
Gehringer. Tiers IS Bottomley. Reds Is
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Cord Piston Rings will work out tomor-
row at Riverside No. with the TAYLOR
Transfer SQUAD PLAYERS report by i
o'clock. Rings have open dates in June
and July. Write 879 Massachusetts-av. In
dianapolis.
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Beech Grove Reds vii open tomorrow in
Gatti or Griffin will pitch for the Reds
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Beanblossom A c. will open tomorrow
against the Jr. Mechanics. The manager
of the A. C.'s requests that all his play
ers report at the corner of Ray and
Division-sts by ! o'clock.
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1t was the first ladies' day" of
the season at Perry Stadium yes
terday and the balmy weather
brought 'em out dressed in sum-
merry finery.
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Irvington Merchants will battle Fair
mount Glass in their Big Six League
opener at Rhodius / tomorrow at
o'clock. Players are asked to report at
! o. m.
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Indianapolis Turner's will practice o
the lot at $500 West Sixteenth-st tomorro
at 2:30.
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Keystone A. c. will play a practice game
at Southport. May 5. r. and l9 are open.
with the South Side Merchants tomorrow
Call Drexel 0676-M and ask for John. or
write Bill HotoPp 1902 Martin-st.. In
dianapolis.
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13 innings; tie: darkness.
New YORK 100 100 100 900 o Is
Bivin z. Moore and Wilson; Hubcell
Gabler, Smith, Stout. Luque and Mancuso
Richards
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Oak Hill Flashes will meet Glenn's
Valley there tomorrow. All players are
asked to be at the managers home by
Stilesville May 5. May l9 is open Write
William E. McCorkhill, 1905 Fernway-st.
Indianapolis.
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Eleven Innings.
Pitt@burgh 49,. dI00Il egg cog 90oo 90 Z !
Bush. Swift and Padden: Walker. Hues-
ser and Davis.
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The Indians didn't get a hit off
Sullivan until Sherlock doubled in
the third after one out. Fred Be-
Gore batted in three runs. He got
two blows along with Heath and
Sherlock.
Evening star., 1935-03-14

key once . week. It was set exactly.
when it came.
Chief Justice Taney chose the spot
in the Supreme Court where he wanted
it hung. This, of course, was in the
old Supreme Court chambers, now the
Law Library.
Then Taney did o curious thing.
He deliberately set the clock two
minutes ahead, so that 1t would strike
out the hour 12o seconds before noon
the hour set for convening court.
Wrong Time Right Time.
The justices had to 60 by that
clock. Taney, in q city where being
on time was the mode, and where q
precision clock in the Bureau OF
Standards sets the best time in the
Nation, deliberately made the wrong
time the right time. For 2S years
thereafter, until his death, Roger b.
Taney had the satisfaction Of knowing
his group Of nine men met on the
hour.
In 1860 the court moved upstairs
to its present location. The clock
moved, too, but not into the court
It was too large, perhaps. Fate
brought ordinary clocks into the Su-
preme Court room. Today there are
two common ones of the electric va
riety. But they don't have history,
they don't ring out the hour, and the
two minutes -early rule has been for
gotten.
Rut tne clock of Roger B. Taney
still tells the time. It came into the
Evening star., 1935-03-14

the wrong time is the right time, and
the best time is slow.
With which beginning. we invite
you to hear the story of a clock 100
years old that bongs out the time in
the Capitol.
Back in 1896, Chief Justice Roger
B. Taney of the Supreme Court, be-
came weary of his colleagues always
donning their raven robes in the
ante-room just when II o'clock
showed on their watches. 1t made
them convene, usually. about two
minutes late. The law states that the
Supreme Court convenes at noon, and
Taney was a liberal-minded man.
Clock Ordered Built.
In order to remedy the matter. he
ordered one long forgotten Simon
Willard of Boston, to build him a
clock. Simon was then in his S4th
year, but one of the best clockmakers
in the young country.
In 1887 the clock was delivered to
the Capitol. 1t was huge affair, a
a yard across with beveled face and
delicately done numbers, circled in
gold scroll work, with a classic
Greeks bearded head surrounded by
fancy loops and whorls on the bottom.
1t had to be wound with a great brass
Evening star., 1935-03-14
FIRST WIFE DEF|ES
REYNOLDSFAM|L
Claims They Have No Right
to Dispose of Trust
Estate.
Nv tha Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WINSTON-SAI.EM, N. c., March
1.-THE tight of the Reynolds family
to dispose of Smith Reynolds trust
estate was under fire today in the
hearing on a proposal for settlement
of the $4,000 900 fortune left by the
young tobacco heir.
Aubrey L. Brooks of Greensboro,
N. c., opposed the arrangement as at
torney for Mrs. Annie Laurie Cannon,
grandmother and coguardian Of Anne
Cannon Reynolds. I'd, daughter of
young Reynolds first wife.
He contended the brother and sis
ters who offered the settlement had
only contingent interest in the es-
tate.
Family Wants Division.
After speaking for two and a half
hours yesterday, Brooks had the floor
again today as Judge Clayton Moore
continued his hearing on the offer of
r. j. Reynolds, jr.; Mrs. Henry w.
Bagley and Mrs. Charles Babcock, the
brother and sisters.
This proposal would provide divi-
sion of the fortune among little Anne,
4 years old; Christopher Smith Rey-
nolds, 2year-old son of Libby Holman,
the actress, and themselves, their
share to be used for a benevolent
foundation.
Brooks contended the family had
no present claim. Under R. J.
Reynolds will, Smith would not have
come into control until November 4,
1889, his 28th birthday anniversary.
Before that date. the attorney as
serted, the brother and sisters would
have direct claim only ii both little
Anne and Christopher should die.
Divorce Legality in Doubt.
The attorney for Mrs Cannon in
dicated her position was that the pre-
divorce agreement should be annuled
and that the fortune be left as at
present until the 28th anniversary of
young Reynolds birth, when it would
descend to his children.
H. G. Hudson, attorney for the
Reynolds family, conceded that the
legality of the Reno divorce obtained
by the first wife, formerly Anne Can
non, might be contested on the basis
of improper service. If held illegal,
he admitted, it would invalidate the
marriage to Miss Holman and raise
doubt as to her sons legal status as
an heir.
But, he emphasized, the family de-
sires the settlement to be passed on
without regard to the personal affairs
Of young Reynolds.
Million for Highways.
Panama will spend s1,000,000 on its
hirhMaVS this year and next
Evening star., 1935-03-14
CURLEY CLUB GUESTS
Concert to Be Given Tonight by

Concert to Be Given Tonight by
Glee Club of Georgetown q.
The Georgetown University Glee
Club, under direction of Prof Edward
Donovan. will give q concert for mem
bers Of the Curley Club at the Con-
tinental Hotel tonight.
The program will include instru-
mental selections by Miss Mildred
Mattimore, Prof. Edward Donovan,
Miss Peggy Hurdle, Mrs. Mary Lloyd
Willis, Francis Boyd and others.
Rev. Francis J. Kelly will give a
short discourse on the life of st. Pat
rick, while Rev James McCarl of St.
Aloysius Church will give short ad-
dress on the retreat movement in the
United States.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
MAIL BARRED TO 300
IN LOTTERY PROBE
New Series of Fraud Orders In
volve Canada, Cuba and Others.
Total Now z, 500.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A fresh blow at foreign lottery oper-
ators was struck today by the Post
Office Department as Postmaster Gen
eral Farley denied 300 persons accused
of participation in these enterprises
the right to use the mails.
A new series of fraud orders was is
sued against persons giving addresses
in Canada, Cuba, Irish Free STATE,
Italy, Bermuda and Luxembourg.
Officials said the new black list"
Evening star., 1935-03-14
"Club Plans" Curbed.

Bogota. Colombia, will strictly con-
troll all CLUB plans" whereby men,
bers constituting the club make weekly
payments and merchandise Is awarded
periodically by drawings.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
brings the number of the prescribed

brings the number of the prescribed
up to $500.
The campaign started two months
ago, when the postal inspection service
reached the conclusion that many Of
the enterprises, ostensibly lotteries,
were fakes.
It was estimated that purchasers
spent an aggregate Of $5,000,000 on
foreign lottery tickets last year, and
the prediction was advanced that the
current drive would lessen this figure
by half this year.
Evening star., 1935-03-14

Offices of the deputy clerk Of the
Supreme Court. There it is today,
still wound every Monday morning
with the big, brass key, still booming
out high noon at 11:58.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
Old Taney Clock
Called Justices
2 Minutes Early
Century. old Timepiece
Still Used by Court
Clerk.
BY DON BLOCH.

Lodged in a city where good time is
almost q fetish-in a city, in fact,
where the best time in the United
States may be had--is one spot where
Evening star., 1935-03-14

1000 Women Are Jobless.
OF $4,000 jobless in Manila, Philip
pine Islands, at present, 1000 are
women.
Evening star., 1935-03-14

Million for Highways.
Panama will spend s10Oo,OO0 on its .
highways this year and next.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
LA POLICIA DE NEW OR
A Sc PASO AL CAM
Pc DE LONG

New Orleans, Mario 28.-La
policia Sc apart6 aver del alcal-
de Walmsley pasandose al cam
pc de la maquinaria politica de
Huey Long.
Ell alcalde llevara ell case a
los tribunales. con ell fin de To-
grar que la policia de nuevo AGA
tie sus 6rdenes. Las casas de jue
go abrieron de nuevo sus puer-
tas, aprovechandose de la con :
fusion, dicese que con Ell PERM.
so de Long, que ell ano pasadc
declare una guerra al vicio.
Walmsley, es ahora ell direc.
tor de la cruzada contra ell vicic
|y dispuso que la policia "lim
pie" la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
HIZO UNA VISTA DE COR
TESLA AL PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT Ell DUQUE
DE KENT

Miami, mario 28.-En aguas
de las Bahamas, ell duque de
Kent, hiio de los reyes de Ingla-
terra, hizo aver una vista de
c~ortesia al presidente Roosevelt
que sc hallaba a bordo del yacht
Nourmahal, propiedad de Vicen
te Aston. Ell Presidente CONVEX
SO durante mas de una bora con
el duque y su esposa, la exprin-
cesa Marina de Grecia, v Sir
Bede Clifford, gobernador ge-
neral de las Bahamas. Dara es-
Gotta al yacht en- la excursion
de pesca ell Instructor Farra-
gut.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
NFORMACION
E PUERTO

Durante ell dia de aver entra-
ron los vapores americanos Ca
rolyn y Millinocket, la pequena
motonave inglesa Cabo Maisin,
procedente de Sama, Cuba, y
las goletas Sally y w, NJ. Del
ph.a, de bandera inglesa.
Con rulnbo a New Orleans y
Houston, con carga general, Ear
pc Ell vapor americana CONNER
cial B~ostonian, Hacia New
York, via Port Everglades y
Fort Pierce, Sc hizo a la mar el
vapor MilIinocket, de la compa-
MIA Bull.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
JUICIO PRELIMINAR
A SAU ~RACHELSON

En- la tarde de hoy ell juez de
paz Lorenzo Hernandez conce-
dera un juicio preliminar a
Saul Rachelson, ell almacenista
de where's que guiaba ell coche
que al chocar con ell viaducto de
la Gale Lafayette produjo la
muerte a Roland Clements, de
Macon, estado de Georgia.
Rachelson qued6 aver en- IL
bertad provisional bajo la GUS
todia de su abogado, ell Sr. Ha-
try n. Sander.
Una acusaci6n de homicide
)por im%prudencia fue firmada
contra 81 por los detectives Wi
lliams y Gray.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28

Las orquestas de Maho San
chez, Momer Mercer v Los
Bdhemios estaran encaraadas
de los bailables.
La votaci6n sera de $3.50 a
11:30.
Para el escrutinio sera nom
brado un delegado de cada club.
La nueva reina y sus cuatro da-
mas seran presentadas a las
1890, en- Ell teatro.
Componen ell comite encarga-
do de la fiesta, los Sres. Leon S.
Cain, Director; Conrado Del
gado, J. NJ. Rey, Ben Davis Jr,
" Peter Cimino.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
SALIO PARA MIAMI Ell
al CHANCEY

Con ell fin de conferenciar
con ell alcalde Sewell, de Mia
mi, sobre legislation municipal,
salieron aver para esa ciudad
ell alcalde Chancey y ell aboga-
do consultor McMullen. La con-
ferencia Sc efect1a a soIicitud
de Mr.. Sewell, quien asi 10 pidi6
a Mr.. Chancey, por medic de
una carta.
McMullen regresara inmedia-
tamente, pero Ell alcalde pasara
PHI algunos dias discutiendo
con la Pan-American Always
la administration del aerodro-
mo Peter 0. Knight, en- la isIa
Davis.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
MURIO LA ACTRIZ MARIAN
BLAKE

A esta cludad lego aver la
noticia de haber fallecido en-
New York, despues de larga en-
fermedad, la actriz Marian
Blake, que durante varios me-
SEES trabajara al frente de una
cImpania, en- ell teatro Rialto,
de la Gale de Franklin.
Tenfa 81 amos de edad e hizo
su primera presentation en- un
teatro a Ia edad de 18 amos. Du-
rante su carrera desempen6
mas de 100 diferentes papeles
de importancia.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
IDENTIFICADO UN BANDI-
DO QUE DISPARO CON-
IRA Ell FISCAL

Chicago, MARIO 28.-Ha sido
identificado uno de los dos HON
bres que ell domingo por la no
che t%rataron de asesinar al fis-
cal del estado, ST.. Courtney,
haciendole ocho disparos de pis
tola sobre SUI autom6vil. Espe-
rase que de I'm momento a otro
ell criminal caiga en- poder de
las autOridades. Ocurri6 la agre
sion en- la parte sur de la ciu-
dad Y uno de los criminales yes
tia luna gabardina de color
verde.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
LA CAMARA DE cOMERCIO DE YBOR J III
APOYA Ell NOMBRE DE HAYN

A prcsuesta de nuestro di-
rector, la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor, en- Ella reunion celebra-
da anoche, acordo apoyar en- ell
ayuntamiento la solicitud para
que Sc ponga al parque de la
callA Is Ell nombre de Ignacio
HAN, en- honorS de uno de los
fundadores de la industrial.
Tambien Sc acord6 pedir que
a la Gale Is Sc lie ponga Ell nom
Ire de Gabino Gutierrez, Ell pri-
mer consul que tuvo Espana en-
La gaceta., 1935-03-28

La funci6n de aver
Llenando ell pdblico todos'
los asientos del teatro Royal
de West Tampa, Sc celebr6 a
noche la function social para
los miembros del Centre y'La
Eenefica."
A las 8 Y media Sc levant6
. Ell tel6n con la graciosa come
Ola LA Canastilla," que fu6
un 6xito de risa.
La Srta. Elena Botino, que
hizo la protagonista, Sc lucio
mucho.
Elenita tiene aptitud para
las tablas, Y DONNA los pape-
les que Sc lie confian.
Antonio Alvarez, muy acer-
tado en- ell viejo calavera; Ben
ny Rea representa- su parte
con bastante propiedad; Julia
Cigarran nos hizo una aldeana
mlty original, al igual que Per
fecta Colmenares.
Amelita E~scalante Sc diStin-
quo en- la otra comedia, Las
Codornices", interpretando una
esposa candida y "llorona', por
los pretextos de Walter Lopez,
que hizo un marido "aficiona-
do a la caza".
Tambien Sc lucieron Elena
lLastra, Margar'ta Fernandez,
Manuela Fernandez, Severino
)Quintanilla, Ernesto Fernan-
dez, Ramon Fernandez y Satur-
nino Aleman, los que bajo la di-
recci6n de Ayala, Sc hicieron "a
plaudir mucho.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
Ell LGtin-Americdn

En- los salones del Centre Es-
Ipanol de West Tampa Sc pom
dram las banderas de las distin-
tas naciones latino-americana,
tr.abajo a cargo del comite que
dirije Mr.. Ben Devils.
Cincuenta mesas hay vendi-
das para esta fiesta de la Cana
Ira de Concrete de West Tam
pa en- la que sera elegida Miss
~Latin-American III.
Son las candidates al reinado
las Srtas. Lidia Morales; del
Centre Espanol; Elvira Cesa-
REQ, del Italian Country Club;
la Unione Italiana lleva a Mi
lie Valenti; Camara de Conner
clio de Tampa, Srta. Virginia
Pividal; la Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Srta. Lucille Co
rial la Srta. Raquel Santos, del
comite del Golden Jubilee; Srta.
Pillar Farfante, del Kiwanis
Club; Srta. Isabel Pividal, del
Exchange Club, y Srta. Carmen
Esperanto, del Lions Club,
Ell Sr. Norman Kirconnell,
encargado del comite de entrete
nimientos, prepare un progra-
ma lleno de atracciones.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28

este Arenal y Ell hombre que
mas trabaj6 para que aqui fue-
ran establecidSs las fabricas
de- tabacos.
Secund6 la proposition Raul
Vega, agregandole una enmien
da, que fue aceptada, Harry
Waterman. 4
La Camara de Concrete man
dara una representation al al
yuntamient& cuando asi 10 re-
contender las sociedades Cen
tro Asturiano, Centre Espanol
Y Caballeros Leales.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
Presidente

Micro Presidente
Felicitamos a nuestro parti-
cUlar amigo Sr. B. Diaz, que en-
la noche de aver fue electo Pre-
sidente de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor,
De todos es .conocido ell Sr.
Diaz, como honsbre active en- la
vida de los negccios, y por su
entusiasmo a favor de la comu-
nidad latina.
lie felicitamos sinceramente,
deSeandole muchos ~aciert0s en-
ell desempeno de su cargo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
Ell bale del ColiseO

Despues que salimos del tea
tro Royal, nos encaminamos q
Davis Island, donde por Ultima
vez tocaba Carlos Molina.
Numerosos automobiles ro-
deaban ell edificio.
En- ell interior, la concurren-
cia, que era bastante nutrida,
bailaba a los acordes de un tan
go. Wimos en- las mesas a pro
fesionales, comerciantes y par
ticulares, disfrutando de ale
gres horas.
I'm ultimo gratisimo recuer-
do nos dej6 la famosa orquesta.
La gaceta., 1935-03-28
.Hdcid Kentucky

En- la manana de hoy hacia
Kentucky, parti6 la orquesta de
Carlos Molina, ALI cumplira un
contrato.
Hablando con Carlos en- el
Hotel Bayshore Colonial, donde
estuvo hospedado, nos dijo que
pronto vendra otra vez a esta
ciudad, de la que conserva ale
gre impression, y donde conquis-
to muchos amigos.
Deja un saludo de despedida
para todos.
Nosotros lie dijimos "hasta
uego", y mas triunfos.