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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01
It's So Easy
 to Make Bibs, Toys.
NEXT: The Beauty Smile.

Of course Baby's e daFllng-the family joy and pride - but he does occasionally spill . spoonful of poFFldge on his bib. That's why he needs a big supply of them. and they're 60 easy to make with these NUM0 hot iron transfers there's no reason shy he should not have plenty. Designs for the stuffed toys and dFum-beating elephant also come ln transfer number CelJo.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Apric it's, cereal, cream, coddled eggs, toast, milk, coffee.
 LUNCHEON: Jellied veal loaf, creamed new peas, fresh fruit salad, relocated rolls, milk, tea.
 DINNER: Vegetable plate, toasted cheese sandwiches, peach cobbler, milk, coffee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01

The famous Russian ballet toured the world foF 70 years, but never appeared in Russia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01
Caroline Chatfield
Sqps Today

Aliseahe for Engaged Couple to Have Joint Bank Account It Can Create No End of EmbarTass- ment Seventeen Year Old Girl Who Earns Her Living Shouldn't Be Criticised for Keeping a Third of Her Salary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01

terns only 2B cents.l Address your order fo The Democrat Make Ii YouFssle Pattern Bureau, boK les' waneas City, Mo. Be sure to give name and complete address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01
Food Suggestions
By MRS. MARY E. DACUE

rolled anchovy in the center of each.
 If you like pumpernickle this appetizer will appeal to you. Mash Q package of Liederkranz with Q fork until soft and smooth. If you like, add 3 teaspoons beer slowly and blend to Q smooth paste. Fold in 2 tablespoons minced watercress, and spread on fingers of bumper nickle. Garnish each with tiny sprigs of watercress.
 Hard-cooked eggs can De kept in the refrigerator for days if they are not shelled. Sandwiches of sardines mashed and seasoned with lemon juice, and hard-cooked eggs forced through rieer are piquant and pleasant.
 An egg salad sandwich is easy to prepare and is good choice when something Q bit hearty is wanted.
 Egg Salad Sandwich , Four hard-cooked eggs, lettuce, mayonnaise, white bread.
 Out bread about as thick as you would for serving at the table, ale lowing one whole slice across the loaf for each serving. Butter evell- | ly and cover with a layer of lettuce leaves. Cover with eggs cut in slices and top with mayonnaise. Garnish with ripe olives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01

AddFess order to WATE1 1nllll1 DEMOCRAT PATTERN U Aftks MINT. lSe klflh AElle. MtM York. V v
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Continued From First Page.)
with the law of the State, but it also
would be in the interest of sound and
good party politics for those who are
opposed to my candidacy to put their
candidates in the field. Let the peo-
ple express themselves at the polls.
WHY should there not be an open,
candid declaration on the part OF dele
gates as to their choice for the presi-
dency?
"Rightfully or wrongfully the Re-
publican party has been charged In
recent years with little sympathy for
the average man or woman. Inc
charge has often been made that by
reason of its long length of power it
became Indifferent to the questions OF
popular government. There could be
nothing more reassuring and nothing
more in the interest of party sue
cess than to comply with the laws
of the different States where they
exist and seek the instruction and
the guidance Of the voters.
Says Party Would Benefit.
st do not assume that such a course
would be particularly in my interests.
I do not know that it would But
! do know 1t would be in the inter-
ests Of the party and it would be very
assuring to the people after the con-
vention is over.
THE ex-senator from Ohio. Mr..
Fess, has said publicly that he Is very
much opposed to my nomination. That
Is important. But far more important,
! should think, to the people of Ohio.
Is the question: Who is he in favor OF
nominating? What is his secret? I
am told he is for Mr.. Hoover. Very
we'll 1t would not be discreditable to
him to say so publicly. Let's see
whether the people Of Ohio agree with
him, whoever he is for. Why not de-
clare his position It does not help the
voter to know who he is against unless
they know who he is for. He should
take the people of his State who have
honored him greatly into his conf
dence and come out openly for his
candidate and thus assist in securing
an open, unhampered expression Of
the voters.
Condemns Convention Trades.
THE truth is, and there is no need
to try to conceal it from the mind of
average intelligence. that the favorite
son proposition is sham and a de-
ception. Likewise, the uninstructed
delegate plan is to enable all kinds of
trading and manipulating for the Sc
lection of man for the high Office of
the presidency.
MIR. Fess also says that if we are
going to have the New Deal, then
why not vote for President Roosevelt
direct instead of for me- That is also
Evening star., 1936-02-09
PEACE IS SOUGHT
|NGARMENT STRIKE
Union Dressmaker Leaders
Seek to Avert General
WaIk0ut.
nv Aha Associated Press.

Sy bhe ASSOClhGcu ElCSos
NEW YORK. February ga bitter
factional dispute within an employers
group was disclosed tonight as leaders
of 10000 union dressmakes pessi-
nnistically began a series Of week end
conferences designed to avert a gen.
eral strike expected next Thursday.
With the strike call authorized yes
terday in a tumultuous voting session
In Madison Square Garden, union
leaders were prepared to force the
union demands by haanpering indus
try's preparations for the Spring fash
sion season.
But they had promised, they said,
10 follow Mayor La Guardia's request
that they exhaust all conference hopes
before ordering the strike.
Officers Win Reinstatement.
Twenty-Five officers and directors OF
the United Association of Dress Manu-
facturers won reinstatement today In
a Supreme Court suit. They were
ousted January % in a stormy meeting
in which a fight started over failure OF
the organization to negotiate ne"
union contract the suit revealed.
David Dubinsky, president OF the
International Ladies Garment Work
ers' Union, and General Manager
Julius Hochman of the Joint Board OF
the Dressmakers' Union refused tc dis
close the probable date OF the strike
call, but next Thursday was men,
toned by many persons as the prob
able time.
Dubinsky said no important agree
ment ever had been written while the
workers have been in the shops"
Others Seen Involved.
Strikers assert that their walkou'
would involve nine -tenths of the in
dustry, affecting some shops in Con
necticut and Pennsylvania, in addiior
to those here and in New Jersey.
Fingerprinting and indexing of frs
applicants at an employment agenc!
established comparatively by building
owners brought fresh flare-up toda!
among building service employees.
A threatened strike of 10000 wa
averted through agreements last week
with a hint that the dispute may re-
appear when additional contracts ex
pire in March.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

1918 to 1927, Huntley served as Wash
ington correspondent of the Pittsburgh
Post, and following the consolidation
of the Pittsburgh Post and Pittsburgh
Gazette Times (192D as Washington
correspondent of the Post-Gazette and
other newspapers published by Paul
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Block. For shorter intervals during
the same period he was Washington
correspondent for the New York Globe
and the Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
From 1929 to 1884, inclusive, he was
secretary to United States Senator
David A. Reed.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

is none too friendly with the Idaho
Senator.
Chairman Henry p. Fletcher Of the
Republican National Committee yes
terday announced that Theodore A.
Huntley had been appointed director
of publicity for the committee. From
Evening star., 1936-02-09

than 10000 visitors expected at 80
conventions.
Harry F. Beegle, president of the
Toledo Convention Bureau, Inc,
thinks upward Of Is more conven-
tions may decide to make the city
their meeting place during 1885.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
BIG YEAR IN TOLEDO

90, 900 Visitors Expected to At
tend 80 Conventions.
TOLEDO, Ohio OP.-Its going to
be big year in Toledo, with more
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Shrine to Be Rebuilt.

JERUSALEM P).-Plans for res
toration Of the Church of Holy Sep
ulchre have been conveyed to the
British government. The church has
been in dangerous condition struc-
tirally since the earthquake Of 1927.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
BOral

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1936-02-09

This beautifully moderne
design living room suite Is
excellently constructed, with
SagleSS spring foundation.
Covering Is rich, striped tap
estry. Reversible spring seat
cushions and Spring-f1lled
backs. Comprises a luxurious
sofa and club chair to match.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
ENCONTRADO EN- TAMPA
SHORES Ell A DE
UN HOMBRE

Ell detective Bush recibi6 aver
la noticia de que habfa sido en-
contrado en- la bahia de Baltimo-
re, estado de Maryland, ell cada-
yer de James M. Shipley, un We
elmo de Tampashores.
La noticia Sc trasmiti6 a esta
ciudad por George o. Henry, je.
fe inspector de la policia de Bal
timore, quien dice que en- ell boil
sillo de la chaquesa que vestia
ell cadaver Sc encontr6 una tar
jeta de identification con Ell
nombre Shipley. Sc da la edad
del hombre como de 80 amos, pc
so de 128 libras, estatura de 5
pies y 5 pulgadas, cabello casta,
no, camisa azul y zapatos de cor
tie alto.
Bush Sc propone averiguar 81
ell ahogado tiene familiares eH
Tampa Y sus alrededores.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03

Des Moines, Iowa, sep. g.
Miles de ciudadanoS han llega-
do a esta poblaci6n con la esps-
rama de yer al presidente Roose
welt Y al candidate republican,
Alfred M. Landon que aquf con
ferenciaran sobre ell mejor pre-
cedimiento para remediar los da
nos causados por la sequfa en- sic
tie es.adoS.
La entrevista entire ell presi-
dente y ell gobernador Landon
ha sido preparada por ell gober-
nador Herring, de Iowa, quier
ha puesto en- movimiento, para
la mayor protection de los visi-
tanSes, a la guardia nacional y
la policia del estadO.
Mr.. Roosevelt y Landon al
morzaran juntos en- ell Capitolio
del estado, siendo probable que
con ellos almuercen so personals
mas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
PROGRAMS DE RADIO.
La OrquestG de Andres
KostelGnetz

Cuando Andres KostelanetS
levanta su ba .uta a las ocho de
la noche los microbes y a las
nueve los viernes, Sc trasmite
por ell Ger la m1sica producida
por tina de las organizacione1
musicales mas notables del mum
dc. La orluesta Sc compone de
As m1sicos que pueden interpre
tar .oda clase de aires na:iona-
,es y ~extranjeros, incluyendo Ia
mas exquisite mdsica de bale.
Todos los radioescuchas admi-
en- que la orqres.a de Chester
field es 1nica e inimitable. 81
listed quiere un walls, Kos ella :
metz Sc 10 toca; 81 listed quiere
IN pasodoble, Kc~stelanetz Sc lc
.oca; 81 listed quiere Una rum
ba, la orquessa Sc la tCca 81 US.
ted quiere un n1mero de opera
de Wagner, de Bizet, de Mozart,
Kos .elanetz Sc 10 i~nterpre.a a
las mil maravillas.
Con la orquesta cooperan los
no ables artistas Kay ThomD /.
son, Ray Heather. on y los can
tantes de ri.mo. Miss Thompson
demuestra I'm raro conocimiento
de la mGsica y su voz suena dull
cemente en- !odos los oidos. Con
ella cantan Is muchachas Y mu
chachoS, woes escogidas Y a.
maestradas.
La voz de baritone de Ray
Heatherton es suave, afinada, a.
gradabilfsima, cuando Kostela.
metz maneja la batuta. Olga ID
orquesta de Kostelanetz Y dele.
nos conocer su opinion.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
uLEGARoN A
LOS AMERI-
N MERRILL Y RqCH-
MAN

Croydon, Inglaterra, Sep. 3.
"A las au .oridades del aerodro
mo de Croydon Sc les ha comun1
cado que les photos americanos
Merrill Y Richman hicieron un
aterrizaje forzoso en- ell sur de
Gales. Merrill telefoneo mas tar
&c di:iendo que ell Sonora de la
Paz" habia aterrizado en- III
:ampo, que ellos es aban ilesos
y que ell arara o no habia sufri-
do danes.
Sc hizo Ell aserrizaje a IT'S mi
Has del objeivo, despues de cru
Ear ell Atlantico. BESIDE N. York
al lugar donde aterrizaron la dis
amelia es de $500 millas, las que
r~ecorrieron en- Is horas y 40 mi
nutos, es ableciendo una nreva
marca mundial.
La fall a de gasolina les obi
GO a aterrizar. Sc les llevara
:ombus.ible a Llwyncelyn, dom
de Sc encuentran, para que pue-
dan continuar Ell vuelo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03

chan eensenares de soldados. AL
rededor de una curva del can't
no otros 1000 rebeldes aguar-
dan e. 1:orento lie incorporar-
sc a Ia Marcia.
Las ba'erias del gobierno de-
jan caer centenares de proyec-
tiles sobre las posiciones de los
rebeldes, e1 las afueras de Ir1r,
y nuevos reluerzos han llegado
para incorporates a los republi-
canos. Durante toda la noche y
la mahana no ceso ell fuego.
Dfcese que mandadas por "a
narquistas," las milicias impro-
visan barricadas en- las Gales de
Ir1n, esperando ell ataque del
enemigc.
I'm proyectil de las baterias
leales de Fuen.errabia cay6 en-
Biriatou, Francia, matando a un
campesino. Tres policias france
ses resultaron heridos en- un
combate cerca del puente inser-
nacional de Behobia.
Algunas de las trincheras que
los leales habian alberto, hoy
eran utilizadas por los rebeldes,
que en- elias sc amparaban con-
ira 81 fuego de ametralladoras.
Per primera vez en- Ir1n, los
rebeldes trajeron un contingen-
te de caballeria, de 200 hombres
que Sc uni6 a la retaguardia.
Sesenta de los prisioneros fue
ron llevados aver a I'm cemente-
rio de run y fusilados por los
leales, dice una nOticia de orr
gen fascista. Dos aeroplanos
del gobierno trataron de bombar
dear la concentration de tropas
aparentemente sin resultado.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
Gel Sol" critica la frivOla irres-
pOnsabilidad de la retaguArdia

Madrid, sep. S.-La Fedora
ci6n Anarco-Sindicalista publ
CO anteayer una manifestation
denunciando los actos mons
truosos" cometidos por hombres
que Sc han hecho pasar como
miembros de su organization o
por individuos vestidos como
milicianos y llevando tarjetas
de la Federation. Anunci6 la Fe
deracion que ha eStablecido un
Tribunal del Pueblo, compueSto
de representatives de las organi-
zaciones obreras, incluyendo a
los >anarco-sindicalistas, para
juzgar a los complicados en- la
rebellion fascista.
I'm registro hecho en- ell pala-
clio de Villamediana, en- Madrid,
as por resultado la ocupaci6n
de bonos con un valor de $780,
900 y la copia fotostatica de una
circular del exrey Alfonso diri-
gida a la juventud monarquica.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
Ell Picnic de la Cultural

~ = A(AAA
Ell programa de la gran fies-
ia del venidero lunes en- Pal
metto Beach, sera completado
esta noche, en- ell Centre Obre-
70, por las comisiones al efecto
nombradas.
La Agrupaci6n Benefica y
Cultural, que necesita dinero
para reparar ell edificio del
Centre y pintarlo, tom6 ell a.
cuerdo de ceder TODD ell produc
to del Picnic al Comite de De-
fensa del Frente Popular, que
emanalmente hace remisiones
lie dinero a Espaha, por con-
ducto del embajador en- Paris,
ON Alvaro de Albornoz.
Una delas buenas orquestas
lie la localidad ha sido contra
tada Y en- la cantina habra to-
do 10 necesario para satisfacer
81 gusto del p1blico.
Coincide ell Picnic, como "a
;aben n~uestros lectores, con Ia
fiesta del Dfa del Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03

En- la circular pide ell exmonar-
ca que Sc haga !odo 10 possible en-
bien de la restauraci6n. Tam
bien Sc encontr6 una carta de
I'm diputado conservador de Sc
villa Y en- ella los nombres de
80 socialistas que deben ser fu-
silados en- ell case de que Ia rebe-
lion triunfe.
I'm Tribunal del Pueblo fun.
ciona en- Toledo, en- ell palacio
que fuera del arzobispo. ALI Sc
juzga a los individuos acusados
de sedici6n Y conspiraci6n con-
IRA la seguridad del estado.
FL peri6dico "El Sol" en- un
editorial dice: LA disciplinada
serenidad de la milicia que COM
bate en- ell frente c0ntrasta con
la frivola irresponsabilidad de
la retaguardia, la que hace la
guerra en- los cafes, la estupidez
de esta dltima Sc presta a la cir
culaci6n de rumores falsos o exa
gerados que solo sirven para ex-
tender la alarma y transformer
a los autores de los bulos en- a.
gentes del enemigo. Espana a.
traviesa por I'm periodic crftico''.
Ell Socialista recomienda a los
panaderos y otros trabajadores
nOcturnos que utilicen ell subtle
franco para sus Wales.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03

Washington, sep. 8.-El se-
cre,ario de hacienda, Sr. Nor
genthau, manifesto hoy que pa
ra los gastos del tesoro, en- al
mes de septiembre, debera OBJ
tener SAGE, OcO, 900, dejando uni
balanca de 81, OOAOOO,OOO a eau
sa de las condicion& existentes
en- el eX raHjeyo.
UCreo qref lebemos re.ener csc
balance, Diff, porque sera ell me.
jor SECURE del pueblo americana
EN- case de que algo no previsto
sucediese.
Piensa ell secretario realizar
J ma conversion de $514,0OO, 900
IN Ell interes de 1.5 por ciento.
! as notas Sc cumpliran = me-
diados de s~eptiembre.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
% artistas de la WPA

A la fiesta que ell domingo
celebrara ell Centre Espanol, a
beneficio de la Cruz Roja Es-
pamela, asistiran, segdn Sc nos
informa, todos los artistas de
la WPA. Para ellos Sc va a re-
servar una mesa de so cubier-
tos. Una feliz i~niciativa, que
calurosamente aplaudimos.
Como algunos individuos
nal intencionados persisten en-
hacer circular ell rumor de que
ell domingo no habra paz en- la
fiesta de West Tampa, les adj
vertimos que la epoca de los co
bardes ha pasado va.
Los espanoles de Tampa y
sus amigos, como los espanoles
de Madrid, Barcelona y Sar
Sebastian, Green en- la llbertad
v Sc lien de las amenazas.
ST los malvados lanzan rumo
res creyendo que van a desa-
nimar a los que s%impatizan con
q
la RepGblica %espahola, Sc equi
vocan de medic a medic.
FL Centre Espahol cede una
fiesta que la Secei6n de Bene-
ficencia habfa organizado pa
ra sus fondos y mandara ell
producto a la Cruz Roja Espa-
nola. La obra es noble Y debe
contar con ell apoyo de todas
las personas decertes, como va
cuenta con ell concurso del CO.
mite de Defensa del Frente Pc
pular eSpanol.
Los aguafiestas nc Sc luci :
ran esta vez, porque toda la
colonia latina condena sus ma
nejoS
Y aqui, en- Tampa, los come
Candida estan en- infima mino-
ria Y saben que en- su canine
encontraran, 81 Sc atreven, Ell
merecido castigo.
iVaya Ell domingo al Centre
Esraaol de West Tampa y d.
viertase sin tenor!
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
ASOCIACION DE EMIGRA-
DOS REVOLUCIONARIOS
A

Segdn acuerdo tornado en- la
Ultima junta extraordinaria del
pasado mes, Sc eta a los MEN,
bros de esEa Institution, para Ia
Reunion que Sc efectuara ell
pr6ximo Domingo, dia 6, a las
tres de la tarde, en- ell Salon de
.Sesiones del Circulo Cubano,
con ell prop6sito de despedir a
nuestro querido Presidente que
smprendera viaje a Cuba ell
Microbes 9 del corriente.
Asistiran a esta fiesta los Di-
rectores y Cronistas de la prem
va de habla espahola y otras per
sonalidades, los cuales seran OBJ
Gel Secretario,
! Ricardo ROtgers.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
LA FASCISTA
AVANZA HOY SOBRE IRUN
Los traidOres diceD q1de las mi
liciGs estdn mGmdGdGs pOr
GnGrQuiStGs

Behobie, Francia, Sept. 8. -
Apoyada por carros blindados la
infanteria insurgente lanz6 hoy
por la mahana un nuevo y deses
perado ataque contra las fuer-
zas leales que defender a Ir1n.
A las once de la manana la in
fanteria pasaba por las Gales
de pueblo espanol de Behobia su
burbio de Ir1n. Cinco carros ar.
mados con ametralladoras a.
bren Ell canine. Detras de los ca
rios, amparandose en- ellos, mar
La gaceta., 1936-09-03

Las Glasses
Sc ADRIAN ell dfa 5 en- la Els.
Parroquial de Nuestra
Sonora de la MERGED, en- Ybor
City, esquina de la Once ave-
nida y Gale II. En- esta escue-
la Sc ofrecen cursos de ense-
nanza elemental, preparatoria
y superior.
Las listas de inscripciones Sc
han alberto va.
Dirigeh Ell planted los Padres
Redentoristas y las Hermanas
de San Jose.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
Las hermanas de los Leales
as;stiran a un mitin

Las NChAAA@A4@9 AG AOc A~@
asisliran a un mitin
La Srta. Lourdes Vazquez,
secretaria de las damas de los
Caballeros Leales de America,
nos mazda una citaci6n que di-
ce: Por orden de la Hermana
Sober ma cito a las Hermanas
para que asistan a una junta
qug esta noche celebrara ell Co
mite de Defensa del Frente Pc
pular en- ell edificio del Centre
Obrero, a las 8:15 de la noche.
Rogamos la asistencia.
Los hermanos Leales y las
hermanas vienen cooperando
con Ell Comite de Defensa, en-
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
NOTAS SEIAIES

~-nplimiento de I'm acuerdo
ae la logia tomara.
En- ell Centre Obrero las We
remos esta noche y tenemos la
seguridad de que ofreceran to
la su valia a la fiesta del Do
ningo, en- West Tampa, y a la
del Lunes, en- Palmetto Beach.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
LOS FASCISTAS ASESINA-
RON A UN SOBRINO DEL
P~RESIDENTE AZANA

Barcelona, Sept. 3.-Un des :
paeho de Cordoba informa que
los fascistas fusilaron ALI al jo-
ven Gregorio Azana, sobrino
del presidente de la Rep1blica,
don Manuel Azana.
Orden6 la ejecuci6n ell coronel
ICascajO, jefe de los insurgenses
rcdeados en- Cordoba.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
La orquesta cOntratada
para 81 CfrcuIo Cubano

para Ell CircuIo Cubano
Nos invita- amablemente la
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno
del Circulo para ell gran Bale
Cabaret de Verano que ofrece
ra en- ell palacio de la Gale Ca
torce ell domingo 13 de septiem
bre, al precio de 25 centavos
por persona.
Como va hemos anunciado
tocara en- csc dia una excelen-
tc orquesta, la Eddie Stevens
81 thin Kings, integrada por
habiles m1sicos de la raza
blanca.
Empezara la fiesta a las tres
de la tarde y durara hasta Ia
nueve de la noche.
Los Bohemios," la Orquesta
de Maxine Echegaray, tocara
en- ell piso bajo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
CONCERTO DE LA ORQUEJ
IA SINFONICA

Esta noche dara un concerto,
en- Ell parque de Plant, la orques
"a de Maxine Echegaray.
Aparecen en- ell programa Sc
lecciones de comp ositores anne.
ricanOs, italianOs, espanoles y de
otros paises.
La gaceta., 1936-09-03

MILES DE PERSONALS HAN
G A DES MONIES
CON MOTIVO DE LA EN-
TREVISTA T Ell
-PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT
Y LANDON
La gaceta., 1936-09-03
LA X
S~INDICALISTA
HECHOS -"MONSTRUOSOS"
COMETIDOS POR INDIVI-
DUOS QUE UTILIZATION
SU GARNET

Los monarquicos tenian marca-
dos de muerte a 80 prominen-
ties socialists
La gaceta., 1936-09-03


PARA Ell TESORO $780,
100000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-14
SPORT SLANTS

If you're one of those fellows who go into gyrations and cartwheels of merriment when you happen to par the bunkered meadow once a week, listen while we relate tales of some consistent golf.
 For instance, how would 16 rounds of par golf during a 17-day span sound? Just about perfect, huh?
 Well, clutch your chair arms and listen to what MT. John Revolta of Coral Gables, Fla, turned in for Is rounds over four different courses two of which were totally unfamiliar, in IT days of contest golf.
 Moreover, it was competition golf, played against as brilliant a field of linksmen as ever assembled for four tournaments.
 Revolta, champion of American professional golf, played 288 holes of contest golf in 1,113 strokes. The courses were at Orlando, Sarasota, Miami Biltmore and Nassau British
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-14
By Pap

strokes from par on the last round of the tournament to hang up new course record of 65. The rest of the route he merely shot what the sports writers refer to as steady golf" going stroke or so over par occasionally, but regaining his ad- vantage on the next round
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 Willie MacFarlane, the scholarly veteran from Tuckhoe, N. Y, was third in the averages for the four December classics, carding a total of 1,l30. Others at the top were Horton Smith, 1,132; Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City, newest of the pros, 1.139, and Bobby CruickShank of Richmond, Va, 1,142.
 Despite Revolta's low average, he won only the Sarasota tournament. He drew with Cruickshank at Orlan- do, but lost the playoff. He was run ner-up to Leo Mallory of Norton, Conn, in the British Colonial and finished fourth in the Miami Bilt- more classic.
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