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The Washington times., 1936-05-23

/ tirely pathological, are apprehen-
Sive Of another turn-around.
A fighter under their tent, one
Kid HOWE, colored 135-pounder,
has been approached to fight
Myer Rowan at Griffith Stadium
June /, whereas the Mays were
given to understand there would
be no fights at the ball park for
two weeks ahead of the Tow-Gal-
lagher fight June 8.
RetributiOn!
Whether the June program
is retribution for Tow having
agreed to fight Lipps in Rich
mond, the Mays are not sure.
But if Turner and Ahearn do
try to stage fights at the ball
park on June /, a week ahead
of the Tow-Gallagher, Cap'n. Bob
May is going to burn a hot trail
to the local commissions office
to see Major Brown, where he is
going to yell:
"copper""
And it all boils down to this,
does the local fight situation on
this glorious day Of May %,
1896:
Turner and Ahearn are mad at
the police for proposing another
boys club bout this summer,
thereby chiseling in on their
boxing monopoly.
Bob and Beverly May are Sus-
picious the Tow-Lipps fight in
Richmond for next Monday was
cancelled by nefarious influences
in Washington.
And the possibility Of fights
at the bail park June l week
ahead of the Tow-Gallagher milk
fund card is going to be like
gasoline added to the smoldering
ruins of some fine former fight
friendships.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Shdrkey Beats
0|iveriiinG0|f

Buddy Sharkey, of Gonzaga, ad
vanced to the second round in the
championship flight of the Metro
politan Schoolboy golf champion
ship by scoring over Andy oliver,
of Roosevelt, l up in 19 holes, over
the Kenwood course this morning.
Oliveri 3-putted the nineteenth
green, to lose out.
AL Shorb, medalist from Mont
gomery-Blair High, joined Sharkey
in the second round with 1-up
victory over Julian Murphy, of
Central High.
Billy Shea, defending title.
holder from Western High, easily
scored over Bill Thompson. of
Montgomery-Blair, 6 and 5. Other
results:
Don Miller CWashinEton) defeated
Ray Higgins Georgetown Prep). l up
Dettweiler Georgetown Prepl. ! and 6
George FIather Woodrow WilsOn) de
feated Charles Sullivan (Bethesda- Chevy
Chase, 5 and 8; Gil WiIlett Bethesda
Chevy Chase defeated Jack Robins
Rodgers (Centra6 defeated Milford
Stein (CentraD, and 5.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
KIRKMILLER SAYS:
Cont. from First Sports Page)

Cont. from First Sports Page)
CHER, Tow had to turn down the
original Lipps offer, but felt he
could still meet Gallagher here
June l and keep the Midwest en-
gagement for June IL. Mean
while, setting the Gallagher fight
back to June 8 killed the June IL
Tow-Beaupre fight, so Tow did a
flipflop back to Lipps, hoping it
would prove a good warmup for
Gallagher.
Turner and Ahearn could not
see it that way and were moaning
low until a way was figured to
kill the match by having Manager
Chris Dundee, of Joe LippS, show
up with request for postpone
ment of the Tow fight for four
days because Lipps shoulder is
allegedly injured.
Woodpile Denizen
1t all sounds just a bit doubtful
to the ringworms, who can't I'M
derstand how Dundee knows Lips
shoulder will be we'll four days
after the date he has had post
poned to meet Tow. The infer
ence is plain.
Powerful influences in the fistic
life of washington have gone to
work on Dundee to pull his man
Lipps out of the Tow match Mon
day, or else expect no favorS in
Washington of Promoter Ahearn,
who has previously given Dun
dee's fighters, such as Overlin and
Phil Fur, plenty of work around
here.
Nize peepul!
And that isn't the only ripple
on the local boxing surface.
The Mays, beside not being sure
the Lipps' injured shoulder is en-
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Rckups and
PutOutS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

IfFy, the Detroit dopester, has
declared q truce In his feud with
Mickey COchrane 80. now the lat
ter can pick up a Detroit news.
paper without reddening George
VOigt haSnI altered his golf swing
since his caddy days at the old
Columbia Country Club in Bright
wood .. an example for those who
tinker with their swing and stance
Fats" FOthergill, former big
Lacquer, points out slow curves
will stop Joe Di Maggie, Yankee
rookie DR.. Edward J. OBrien.
who retired from football official.
ing last fall, has been attending
Bruce Campbell, Cleveland out.
fielder stricken with spinal men.
nights i. -. Campbell will be dis.
charged from st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital next week, but his baseball
days are ended.
Joseph DOwd, former Times.
Herald carrier boy and q product
of st. Johns Prep, held down the
shortstop berth on the 1885 George.
town U. freshman baseball team. :.
Willie Silverman, another Times
Herald carrier alumnuS, pitched
for Dewitt Prep. Silverman hopes
to enter University Of Maryland
this fall. = did you notice Cath.
Ollie University and Maryland viii
not meet in basketball and box.
ing during the 1867 collegiate
season.. reports that Cecil
Travis was shifted to the OutfieId
because playing ShOrtstOp weak
ened his effectiveness At the plate
don't ring true with the records
Travis second to Joe kuhel
in driving the most runs home
the final pay-Off with big league
managers.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

Basin was offered a contract
by Albany of the International
League while he was playing at
Eastern High School several years
ago, but turned it down. He elected
to conclude his education at
Georgetown University. And
Georgetown Is mighty glad that
Basin came to it's school, because
he was an invaluable player to the
team this season.
Highly Recommended
According to reliable sources,
three big league scouts have recon-
mended Basin highly to their re-
Spective bosses, and don't be sur
priSed if you see Basin cavorting
around first base for major
league team three years from now.
Basin can sign with major
league club today, but as we said
before he desires a college educa-
ton, and he is only sophomore.
Harry was also Georgetown's out
standing basketer the past winter
scoring more points than any other
individual on the quintet. He was
chosen on the mythical ll-EaStern
team at the conclusion of the sea-
son.
Tommy Nolan, another George
towner, and Jack Mccarthy, a
Maryland University player, have
also returned to Kann's lineup.
Nolan patroled center field for
the Hoyas in fine style. while
Mccarthy, though he didn't per
form regularly with Maryland,
saw service in many games and
gave a good account Of himself.
Bell VS.. Messink
The champions have nomi-
mated Roddy Bell to twirl
against the Hecht clan. Paul
Messink, manager Of Hechts,
and Thespe'S gift to the sand
lots, will climb the hill himself.
Though streaks of silver have in
vaded his hair, and he is rapidly
approaching the thirty-three
mark, Messink, is still a tower
of strength in the pitchers box.
Hechts are tied for first place
with Palais Royal with two vic
tories and one defeat. The
Royalmen engage LanSburgh
Brothers in the other league con-
test on East Ellipse at the same
hour. Joe Hartman, who has
been pitching excellent ball, will
pitch for the Brothers, while
Shorty Hess will oppose him.
Union Printers and Dixie Pigs
clash in the feature game in
the National City League tomor-
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
I Teams Due
To Trouble
Trainers
By GARRETT WATERS

Mr.. Elmer P. Hardell steps up
to the platform today to tell the
scholastic world about the inter
high track meet at Central Sta.
dunn next Friday. He doesn't
come right out and praise his
Tech High cinder path team, but
he agrees that the Trainers will
walk off the field with first place
honors. He's even figured it on
pad and pencil.
The Trainers possess a great
deal Of class despite the fact they
finished far down the list in the
recent Central &C" Club meet.
The lineup has so much class, in
fact, the other teams have the
feeling already that they'll be
lucky to come near first place
in the final point tabulations.
Thompson Central Ace
The latter has Bill Thompson
as its biggest threat while East
ern has developed such promising
youngsters as Walter EnglehaIt,
Ralph Rucca, Allan Miller, Abe
Cohen and William Chappalear.
Both Central and Eastern con-
tinue to be weak in the field
event department, however. This
is why they vision the expected
Tech victory. The Trainers are
comparatively strong in the shot
put, discus, javelin. etc. although
Coach Hardell has it figured on
his score sheet not too strong.
Hap'S tabulationS are quite in
teresting. Having followed East
ern, Central and the rest very
closely all season, the mentor has
figured his Tech team as the
winner with total of 80 points.
To be sure he does this with
reservations.
Eastern, Second
He places Eastern second with
81 points; Central, third, with A
points; Roosevelt. fourth, with Is,
and western, fifth with II.
Says Hardell:
"Of course the meet may
have entirely different results.
Many believe Central will give
us the greatest opposition.
Others have an idea Eastern
may win. Nothing is impOssi,
BILE when you remember the
meet will be scored five for
first place, four for second
three for third, two for fourth
and one for fifth"
AS to his field event men,
-Iardeu is not prone to predict
aasy victories for any of 'em.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Sport Managers
Named byG.U.

Managers for the 1867
sports year have been appointed
by the athletic office at George.
town University as follows:
FOOTBALL-JOSeph A. MOynihan, tr-
william o. Walker, Walter b. Connolly
Robert A. Moore, Victor j. BiIotta, EHs
gene M. COnnOrs and Maurice b. Pa
lerm0.
BASEBALL-Charles j. Dial, Harry
T. F1aherty and John R. Wall
BASKETBALL-J. Frank Duffy.
Michael j. Connolly. Henry E MelVino
Edward J. CevascO, Walter ]. DOsieR
and Robert J.R0n0han.
TRACK-Edward A. COnnOfs, John
G.. Ridell and John p. McClOskey.
MINOR SPORTS-Joseph NJ. Sinnot,
James G. Pappas, William L. O'COnnOS
and william X. English.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Shines
For Armstrong

William Bellows, Armstrong
High School senior, ran the 100
yard dash in 10 seconds flat as a
feature of the annual South At
lantic High School Conference
track and field meet yesterday at
the James E. Walker Stadium.
Douglass High of Baltimore won
the meet with a total Of So points.
Armstrong was second with AZ
points; Dunbar. %; Bates, 10;
Vocational, 1872 and Cardozo, l..
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

row. They come to grips on
the South Ellipse at 3 O'Clock.
The complete National City
League schedule follows:
"A" LEAGUE
Union Printers VS.. Dixie Pigs, on
South Eclipse.
Miller Furniture VS.. Shady Grove, on
No. II, West Potomac.
Plaza Wine and Liquor VS.. w. o. W.,
on No. 0, West Potomac.
Blue Flame VS.. Heurich Brewers,
postponed.
"B" LEAGUE
Regal Clothing Co. VS.. w. o. W.,
on No. 2, Fairlawn.
Old Manhattan VS.. Postal Telegraph,
on Taft.
Nolan Motor Co. vs.. d. G. s.. on
East Ellipse.
Ross Jewellers VS.. National Novelty
Co., at Riverdale.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

These trips include regular meal on the train either going
returning from New York. well round trip trans
portaon between Pennsylvania Station New York and Yankee
Stadium The Washington Times special tran leave Union
Station at June 18, returning June 49, Pullman
transportation is also good leaving New York midnight
10 and coach transportation good for 10 days from
June 49, Inquire for all details 613 Fourteenth St.
N. w. Phone District 1924.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
monday, Walton Merchant
Tech High SchOol.)

He likes the lineup, however
which includes Whitley Rawlins
and Jake Fleischman, in the shot
and discus, and Jack Belote
Stanley Wells and Cutie" Hol
brook, in the pole vault.
Thirteen events are on the
program. The relay races are a
particular feature and it is in
these, Hardell believes, he might
find some tough opposition from
Eastern. The Parkers will line
up with Louis Niefeldt, Charles
Hughes, Otto Strertberger and
Allan Miller.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

Stuart GesSford came up" to
the Roosevelt Riders as an in
fielder, when practice sessions
first started this spring. He was
a good infielder, but it appeared
as if his cause was hopeless be-
cause of the presence Of George
Coakley at second base.
Gessford then asked for a turn
on the pitching mound. He made
good with such a vengeance that
now he is one of the hurlers Oh
Coach Herman Littman's staff.
Stuart is a highlander. rather
tall and slender He still has q
chance to make" second base
now, since George Coakley is the
teams first string catcher because
of an emergency in that depart
ment. But the youngster no
doubt will stick to his pitching in
view of his new success.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Bassin Strengthens
s. Kann's Ball Team
By SID KATZNELL

With the return Of Harry Bassin Georgetown Unversy
great basman who sought than big league
team Sons last years champions go into their bat
with Hecht Company in the Department Store
League with unlimited supply of confidence. The game
starts at II a. m. on the South Ellipse
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Goodwin VS.. Lewis

NEW YORK. May 23.-John
Henry Lewis and Bob Goodwin
have been signed for a non-title
bout here next Friday. It'll go
10 rounds with the Madison
Square Garden the scene
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
Shower Party

Con motive de contraer ma
trimonio ell Viernes la Srta. lisa
bel Santos, sus companeras de
la Logia Loyal Knights donde
ella ostenta ell grade de Reina,
lie ofrecieron TN Shower par :
ty", en- su hogar de la Gale
Ybor n1mero 2305.
lMuchisimos re2al9s recibi6 la
Srta. Santos en- la fiesta cele :
brada en- su honor.
Con ricos "cakes' y refres :
cos Sc Obsequi6 a la concurren-
cha.
La Srta. Santos mira sus des
tinos al conocido joven Rafael
Fernandez.
Asistieron las senoritas No
ra FERNANDEZ, Lulsa Fernandez,
Ofelia Ortega, Maria y Rosa
Quintanilla, Pillar y Teresita
Franco, Vicenta Longo Y Rita
Longo, Sara Santos, Manuela
Fernandez, Dalia Iglesia, Lour-
des y Cecilia Vazquez, Alejan :
drina Aspra, la simpatica Y a.
tenta Dalia Juan Escobio, cafe
ra de LAS Novedades", Euhice
Rey, Marina Menendez.
Horas muy feliees, al lado de
la querida amiga.
Reciba nuestra felicitaci6n
anticipate la enamorada pare
ia.
Cesar Rivero,
La gaceta., 1936-02-26

swehr-E,a a2otado las disponi-
bilidades para adquirir las ma
terias primas de que carece A.
lemania y ha condenado al ham
bre a millones de gentes, algu-
mas de las cuales fueron de bue-
ma fe comparsas en- ell moyi-
miento nazi.
Esta inopia, denunciada p1-
blicamente por ell DIR. Schacht,
"furer" de la economic nacio-
nal y hombre de confianza de
la plutocracia, producira, en-
plazo brevisimo, million y medic
de sin trabajo.
La extension del paro forzoso
sera con clio practicamente mu
cho mayor que antes del adve-
nimiento de la dictadura, aun
no contando entire las victimas
del ~desempleo a los obreros O.
cupados en- los campos de ira
bajo, que o perciben I'm formal
irrisorio . no cobran ninguno,
trocando sus horas de penosa
area pOr una comida miserable
y I'm catre de campaha.
La disminuci6n de los contin-
gentes de las milicias de asalto
-reducidas en- tres quintas par
tes-ha arrojado a la miseria a
muchos millares de nacianalso-
~cialistas, tardfamente arrepen-
tidos de SUI candidez. Ellos ele-
varon a la cancilleria a Hitler,
que despues fue encumbrado
por la Reichswehr a la presiden
cha del Tercer Imperio. Sin la
collaboration de esas masas ilu-
sionadas la dictadura parda no
exiStiria. Y sobre esos eficaces
a~rtesanos de su triunfo ha
descargadO Hitler los mas odio-
SOS golpes. FL 80 de JUNO de
1884 fueron eliminados mas de
doscientoS milicianos de asalto,
con ell captain Roehm-el inven
tor de Hitler-a la cabeza. Go
dofredo FEEDER, ell teorizante del
MISUNDERSTANDING, al que pro-
vey6 del programa demag6gice
que lie permiti6 captar legiones
de incautcs "desclasses'', fue
violertamente desplazado de su
puesto por orden de la gran fl
nanza, que debia haber sido ex-
prOpiada por los nazis.
Triste destino ell del pueblo
La gaceta., 1936-02-26

IN Picnic
Hace muchos dias dimos la
noticia de este picnic y hoy 10
repetimos en- estas Columns,
pues por 10 avanzada de la Iho-
"a en- que lego aver, Sc publico
en- otra parte del peri6dico, cum
pliendo nuestros deseos de dar-
le salida 10 mas pronto possible a
todo ell material quo llegue a
nuestra reduction, para benefit
cic del interesado.
Gran fiesta que tendra efecto
ell dia 20 de Mario. I'm picnic en-
.t2do ell edificio del palacio so :
cial del Centre Asturiano.
Festival auspiciado por la
Secci6n de Propaganda que tie
ne como fin ell poner al corrien-
tie en- sus recibos a los socios ne
cesitados, ha sido ansiado.
No faltara ell sabroso almuer-
20, bale, los gaiteros con sus IT,
pleas canciones, ell tamborilero
y otras a~tracciones propias de
la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26

9ermano, por 10 menos servira
de ejemplo a otros paises para
no ser victimas del abJminable
"camouflage" fascista.
Hambre, tiranfa, aislamiento
international, aplastamiento de
las classes trabajadoras, hege-
monia incontestada de los mag
mates del dinero, dominic abso-
luto de la casta militar; esas
son las caracteristicas de la A.
lemania nazi, tres amos despues
de aquel 80 de enero, en- que ell
ex pintor de brocha gorda,
transfuga del proletariado, SO
asom6 a la ventana de la camel
Iberia para yer desfilar, a la luz
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
HGciG CGyO HMeso

HGciG CGyO HWesO
FL pasado domingo salieron
para Cayo Hueso, donde disfru
taran de la "Semana Allegro,
la apreciable sefora Carmela
BOA, sus sobrinos Vinicio y Eft
ma Aguero y su hermana NATL
de Reyes, a quienes acompaha
la Srta. Laura Canalejos.
Dias muy alegres pasaran en-
ell pehon cayOhueSano, en- esta
semana dedicada a la celebra :
ci6n de la fecha ~patri6tica Gu :
bana ell "Grito de Barre.
Una feliz estancia les desea :
mos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
Otro Bale

La Secci6n de Propaganda del
Circulo Cubano, como hemos a.
nunciado, prepare I'm bale pa
ra ell dia a de Abril en- la "casi-
ia criolla". Con ell producto de
esta fiesta Sc pondran al corrien
tie en- sus recibos los socios que
no 10 han pOdido hacer.
Para las pleas americans
han sido contratadas las orques
tas "Dick Marion" en- ell primer
turno y "Maho Sanchez" en- Ell
segundo.
Mucho nos place saber que la
Secci6n de Recreo Sc ha hechO
eco de las advertencias que le
hemos hecho con respecto a cor
tratar orquestas importadas
que Sc anuncian mucho, y des
pues resultan "m1sicos soplo'
nes", teniendo en- cuenta sus ex.
cepciones.
"LOs Bohemios", en- la sal;
cantina tOcaran las pleas cubs
mas y ~espanolas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
ALFONSO DE BORBON VI
'SITARA A EDUARDO VIII

Londres, febrero 26.-Se ha
dado a la publicidad la noticia
de que ell ex-rey de ESpana, AL
fonso de Borb6n, visitara en-
breve esta capital, para entire
|vistarse con elA rey Eduardo
VIII.
Esta es la primera vez que ell
ex-monarca espanol va a Ingla-
terra ,despues de su caida del
.trono.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26

UnGs NneGs
Para recordar Ell banFuete
que celebrara ell Club Hetaeria,
en- ell restaurant Columbia, con
objeto de conmemorar ell quin-
to aniversario de su fundacion.
Despues del banquete termi-
nara la fiesta con un bale en- la
sal aalta del Centre Espanol,
con la orquesta Don Francis :
co..
Aprecio la invitacion que me
envian.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
COMISIONADOS PARA LAS
BECAS

Habana, febrero 26.-El Co
misionado Universitario, DR..
Luis Barrena, ha designado a
los professors Angel Vieta, Ell
pidio IStincer, Felix Giralt y
Luis de Soto, para estudiar ell a.
sunto de las becas.
Los estudiantes Green que
ninguno de estos profesores
aceptaran la comisi6n que Sc
les ofrece.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
RestGblecido

Despues de haber pasado una
ligera d~olencia, Sc encuentra o.
ira vez entregado a sus jugue-
tes Ell gracioso nino Raul Sua :
rez, hijo de los esposos Isabel y
DR.. Jose R. Suarez.
En- su hogan de la avenida Ne
braska ndmero 2808, recibe la
vista de sus amiguitos y los mi
mos de sus queridos papas.
Mucho nos alegramos y roga-
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
Cun1pLeGEOs

CWmpIeGNOs
Cumpli6 IL amos de edad Ell do
mingo Ia graciosa tovencita Clio
ria Arrange.
En- Ell hogan de sus tics, los
esposos Isabel Y Manuel Castro
de la avenida Doce MIN. 1910,
donde ella reside, recibi6 a sus
amiguitas que fuerOn portado-
ras de muchos regalos.
Una vida colmada de felici :
dad para Gloria, son los deseos
del cronista.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
FL Bale del Circulo

Gu Dutt6 UOt vi CNtO
Volvemos a hablar del bale
que tendra efecto en- TODD ell edi
ficio social del Cfrculo Cubano
ell sabado.
Sera ell acontecimiento de la no
che la orquesta Ruth Filing
tom que tocara en- ell salon de a
rriba las pleas americans.
LOS Bohemios" tendran a 81
cargo ell prcgrama de bailables
cubanos y e~spaholes en- la sala
cantina.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
PALPTTACIONES NTERNACONALE
AMOS DE DICTADURAPARDA
Hambre, Tirania, Aislamiento

Sc ha crmplido ell tercer an
versario de la implantaci6n d.
la dictadura nacionalsocialisti
EN- Alemania. Ell balance de 81
ges,ion es facil de establecer e
pueblo alemAn ha perdido 81
libertad Y sc ha extremado 81
augusta economical. Ell hitleris
mo ha i|ncumplido tcdas sus pre-
mesas Y ha fracasado en- toda.
sus aspiraciones, salvo en- la d.
ser ell testaferro de las clase.
privilegiadas.
En- p9litica exterior la reali
zado un golpe de efecto: sacal
de los escondrijos donde 10 mar
tenfa al ejerci5o irregular, que
habfa nformado Won Sceckt y
vo nSchleicher, violando ell Ira.
tado de Versailles, para mos.
trarlo a plena luz, Incorporate
a la Reichswehr. AL hacerlo, sa.
bian los jerarcas del terceI
habian tornado Won Sceckt y
Won Schleicher, violando ell Ira.
ria ninguna reaction ofensivs
en- los paises firmantes del Ira.
tado. No arriesgaba NADIA, Dol
tanto, con esa supuesta arrogan
cha, y podian inScribir en- ell ha-
Der del MISUNDERSTANDING un
resurgimien5o militar, conclu-
so va bajo la RepGblica de Wei
mar .
Algo mas effective es ell exito
alcanzadO con la firma del Ira.
tado naval anglogermano. Perc
las ventajas de csc convenio son
muy relatives, m%ientras Ingla-
terra y Francia contin1en iden-
tificadas en- la appreciation de
las CIRCUMSTANCES internaciona-
les. Desplazado Laval de la pre-
sidencia del Consejo, esta COM
penetration no Sc rompera, y
cualquier extralimitaci6n que
intente ell tercer Reich para al
terar ell "statu quo" europeo Sc
"a r~apidamente corregida. mo
Sc ACADIA de yer en- este mismo
instante PEI prop6sito atribui-
do a Alemania de fortificar la
IONA desmilitarizada del Rim
ha puesto acknowledgements en-
guardia a Inglaterra, Belgica Y
La dictadUra parda ha
tenidO que dar marcia atras v
promoter que sus soldados no
pondran ell pie en- esa region.
Todavfa es pronto para que
la Alemania hitlerista Sc lance
a la guerra, nj aun contando
con la cOmplicidad-nada pro-
por ahora-del fascismo
italiano. Pensando en- esa que
ira, ell tercer Reich emplea to-
do su caudal en- construir ar
mamentos, con 10 cual ha podi-
do disminuir temporalmente ell
n1mero de los obreros sin ira
aunque no en- la proper
clon que haclan Greer establish
cas- amanadas.
La industrial pesada-bene-
ficiaria exclusive de la dictadu-
ra, que ayud6 a instaurar con
sus dadivas-ha acrecentado ia
bulosamente sus dividendos ne
70 ha arruinado la Hacienda ale
mana. Por tener ametrallado-
ras, cahones, aviones de bom-
bardeo, acorazados al natural v
en- miniature, Hitler-al dicta-
do de los generates de la Reich
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
Ell estado de maestro director

EL eStnd0 de maestro
Placenos consignar la franco
mejoria que cada dia Sc acent1a
en- la persona de nueSsro direc-
tor Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
quien Sc encuentra recluido en-
ell Sanatorio del Centre Espanol.
Mes informa su medico, ell
DR.. Santiago Paniello, que aho-
"a solo tiene que alimentarse
bien para reponerse de los dias
de crisis.
Esperamos que ell total resta-
blecimiento no Sc haga esperar.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26

de las antoroaas, a los compa-
heros de lucha que iba a sacri-
ficar dentro de POGO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26

Del Club Atl6ticO C. o. G..
En- junta celebrada ell pasado
lunes, este Club eligi6 para Pre-
sidente a Osvaldo De9gado y vi
ce, a Mike Mesa.
Fue admitido ell ioven Mario
Garcia.
La gaceta., 1936-02-26
SOCIALES

mos porque'su salud no Sc vuel-
va a quebrantar.