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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
four CASABA.
SQUADS MADE
UP FOR YEAR

The opening night OF Juneaus
basketball season is only six even
ings away and today. all teams are
supposed to be lined up ready to go.
A meeting of the managers Of the
City League have decided to limit
the number of teams in the circuit
to seven squads to enable an early
seasons close. Bud Foster, Of KINY
former Seattle casaba chucker, will
blow the whistle as official referee
-Four of the teams already COM
plete are listed below:
Douglas: Claude Erskine, Mark
Jensen. Gordon Mills, Albert Stray
Ter, Glenn Edwards, Gerald Cashen.
Ken Cordle and Tauno Niemi.
DeMolay: Lloyd Bayers, Elmer
Lindstrom, Woody Woodring. Jack
Gould, Sam Nelson, Wayne Bying-
ton. Ray Manthey. Rex Hinkley and
Gordon Muma
Krause's Concreters: jim Barrie,
Herb Mercer, Tom James, Paul
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01

Rudolph, l.. Desmond, M. Peterson,
e. Bardi A. Bradley and Walter
Jewell.
Elks: Stan Hill. Dick May, Dale
Druliner. Spiro Paul. Bob Daylin,
Roy Smith. Guss Gissberg and M
Rakovich.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
GERwELs RETURNS

Dick Gerwels, former Juneau bas-
ketball star. has returned to Juneau
to spend a few weeks in the Capt.
tai City before sailing south for the
winter.
Gerwels has been in Hyder in re-
cent moths with Bureau Of Public
Roads Survey crew working on a
bridge survey over the Salmon river
and rock fill for the Hyder dock
spproach He Is stopping at the
Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
He Receives
His Own Kick

GOLDEN, Col, Dec. George
Rout, Western State halfback, re
,eived his own kickoff = for a
touchdown. Rout booted long one
against Colorado Mines. A Mines
player only touched the ball. which
rolled across the goal line. Rout
galloped downfield and fell on the
oval in the end zone.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
SPORT SLANTS

Harvard uses two offensive for
mations-a single wingback TO the
right or left behind an unbalanced
line and a straight kick formation.
The single wingback shown this
season by the Crimson has been
the same as that used in 1886. Most
plays involve a spinning, bucking
back
The effectiveness Of Harvard's
single wing is dependent almost en-
tirely ON deception.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
Stars Of World
Series Play in
Charity Games

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. L.
Eight members of the New York
Yankees and Giants, who make
their, homes in or near San Fran
cisco, have appeared in charity
games here since the World Series.
Outstanding attraction was Joe
DiMaggio. although Tony Lazzeri,
Lefty Gomez and all the others have
loyal followings.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
They're Both Tough

GREELEY, Col, Dec. There is
nearly 100 pounds difference in
weight between Greeley States two
guards, yet opposing linemen have
MT been able to agree which is the
tougher. Frank Barnhart, Ottawa,
ILL.,. junior. weighs about $50. Err
ME Kraemer scales in at only 1856.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
ALABAMA PLAYS
CALIFORNIA ON
JANUARY FIRST
Football Teams Will Meet
in Rose Bowl in An
nual Clash

BERKELEY, Cal. Dec. L. - The
University of California officials
announce selection and acceptance
OF Alabama's unbeaten, united foot
ball team to play the undefeated
Golden Bears in the Rose Bowl con-
test on New Years Day.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
$4,000 for Pros

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. L.
There is $31 900 prize money await
ing golfers in seven tournaments to
be held in California during jan
uary and February. First and veal
thiest of the states open tourna-
ments will be held at Los Angeles,
January 7-10, with $1,000 at stake.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01
FAIR WILL MEET
JIMMY BRADDOCK

LONDON. Dec. tommy Farr
will fight Jimmy Braddock in Mia
mi, Florida, next February rs.
The agreement was made by
Trans Atlantic telephone, Farr
talking to Mike Jacobs, New York
reporter.
Farr is the Welsh heavyweight
who surprised Brown Bombing Joe
Louis recently.
The worlds largest fruit juice
plant is to be built in Honolulu at
"a cost of 81 100000. 1t will spec
ialize in the canning in pineapple
juice.
Louisiana's 1896 square miles
Include 3.097 OF water and great
er mileage of nayigable streams
than any other state.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-01

The finance department of the
United States army disburses all
funds appropriated for national de-
Tense.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
10 QUE PUEDE UNIR A ES-
PANA ES Ell ODIO COMUN
CONTRA ell ~EXTRANJERO
INVASOR

Londres, enero 20.-El minis
tro de relaciones exteriores, Sir
Antonio Eden, pronunci6 aver
TN discurso en- ell ~parlamento y
dijo que ell ano 1887 sera muy
|critico en- 10 que Sc refiere a la
lpaz del mundo, y que sera tam
bien un afo de oportunidades
internacionales.
Ha' disminuido ell peligro dc
que la guerra civil espanola sc
extienda, pero no ha desapare-
cido por complete.
81 c~ualquier miembro del par
lamento cree que ell resultado
de la guerra civil sera la domi-
naci6n de Espaha por una sola
poteneia o un par de potencias,
sc equlvoca. Cast la unlca cOsa
que puede unir a los espanoles,
a 100000 de habitantes, es
ell odio com1n al extranjero en-
trometido."
la Intervention en- Espana
no solo es mala para la humani-
dad, sine tambien es una mala
norma.
Inglaterra espera dentro de
48 horas la condensation de TIA
liza y Alemania a la sugerencia
lie que sea prohibido ell envio a
Espana de voluntarios extran-
jeros.
Ell interes de Inglaterra, Sc
gun ell ministro, consiste en- que
sea mantenida su Independent
.cia politico e integridad terrific
rial.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
DALMAU ES UN VIOLINIS-
Ia DE EXnRAOR DINARIAS
FACILITATES

Algunas personals nos pregun
tan nuestra opinion sobre los
meritos de Alberto Spaulding v
Don Andres Dalmau.
No queremos opinar, pero ST
podemos decir que Dalmau es
Tn violinista de extraordinarias
facultades, I'm "virtuoso", Y que
81 Sc apellidara Smith o john
son ganaria ell dinero a monto-
mes.
Dalmau dara el viernes un
concerto en- la sala de bale del
Centre Espanol y es de esperar
que la colonia latina exprese su
aprecio al notable musico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
N ORDENA u
SUS r DISPAREN
EN- Case DE ATAQUE

Paris, enero 20.AIndignado
Ell gobierno por ell ataque hecho
sobre ell Instructor "Maille Bre-
re" frente a las costas catala-
mas, ataque hecho por un aero
plane fascista, curse aver la or.
den de que Sc haga fuego sobre
sralquier ataque.
Dos veces fue atacado ell des-
tructor, pero las bombas no lie
alcanzaron. Eel aeroplano agre-
scr era un trimotor sin marcas,
Dio .vueltas ell photo sobre ell
ouque, a 5000 pies de altura, v
dej6 caer cinco bombas. Ell CO.
mandante Sc neg6 a hacer fre-
go sobre ell awi6n, aunque Ell DIES
tructor monta anetralladoras
antiaereas.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
E ~INdFNDIARON TRES CO.
HES Re UN-TRFN Y MU-
aIERoN QVEMADos GLEN
CHINOS

Canton, China, Enero 20
Han sido extraidos los cadave-
res de IS de las vfctimas del in
cendio de tres coches de un tren
expreso que Sc dirigfa desds
Canton a Hongkong. Mas de so
personals Sc italian en- grave es-
tado y calcdlase que pasara de
lien ell n1mero. de muertos.
Los cuerpos recogidos no po-
dram ser identificados.
Produio ell incendio la explo-
sion de I'm tanque de acido sui
furico en- un coche de tercera
clase. Al ocurrir la explosion ell
tren iba a gran velocidad.
Los coohes de cola inmedia-
tamente Sc lconvirtieron en- una
hoguera.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
Ell PAPA HA PERDIDO Ell
USO DE LAS PIERNAS

Ciudad aVticano, enero 90
En- los cfrculos del Vaticano sc
informa qre ell Papa perdi6 hoy
ell uso de las piernas, en- las que
sufre intensos dolores.
Ell coraz6n funciona debil-
meRte y ell enfermo respira con
dificultad.
Asegura ell DR.. Aminta Mia,
nj que ell Santo Padre vivira to-
davfa por algdn tempo,
A pesar de los dolores Su Sar
tidad conference con ell carde'
nal Paeelli y otros prelados.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
LA AVIACION FASCISTA
ASESINO A MUJERES Y MI
nos EN- Ell AREA SUR DE
MADRID
Los mineros rechazaron a los
facciosos y contraatacaron
en- Oviedo
Lego a Pinto y Vaidemoro la
Caballeria Republican,

Madrid, Enero 20.-Una es-
cuadrilla de aviaci6n de los fac
ciosos bombarde6 hoy la parte
sur de la capital, contestando
asi a la derrota que ~sufrieran
aver en- ell cerro de Los Ange-
les.
Las primeras vfctimas reco-
gidas los fueron seis mujeres y
cinco nihos. Calc1lase que pa
/ san de 80 ell numero de muer-
tos. En- Ell hospital de Vallecas
han side asistidos 80 heridos,
la mayor parte en- gravisimo
estado.
Las detonaciones hicieror
trepidar las ventanas del edi'
! ficio de la embajada norteame'
ricana.
Realizaron ell bombardec
J cinco aeroplanos de gran tamt
no apoyados por varios apara.
tos de GAIA.
| AL sur del area bombardea'
| da las miiicias Sc han atrinche.
RADIO en- nuevas posiciones, Ger
! ca del cerro de Los Angeles.
Comunican de Gij6n, en- ell
frente norte, que los mineros
v milicianos rechazaron un ats
que de los facciosos en- Oviedo
e hicieroa un contraataque, pc
niendoles en- fuga y ocasionan-
doles muchas bajas.
La artilierfa leal sigue bonn
bardeando a los facciosos sitia
dos en- ell Hospital Clinico de
la Ciudad Universitaria.
Los fascistas Sc encuentran
en- ell piso alto y la estructura
1el ed'ficio Sc halla en- esque-
leto, por efecto del bombar-
deo.
En- tres diferentes lugares,
al sur de Madrid, las milicias
atacaron aver, conquistando
territorio.
La caballeria leal ha llega
do a Pinto, a IL millas de la
capital, en- la carretera de A
ranjuez.
Otros escuadrones de la ca
balleria republican, han llega
do a Valdemoro, cuatro millas
por detras de las lineas fascis
tas.
La aviaci6n leal atac6 a los
insurgentes en- las cercanias de
Marbella, causandoles muchas
bajas.
Aparatos facciosos dejaron
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
Los SOLDADOS DEL MAN
CHUKUO
OTRO EN- LA
FRONTIER DE LA MON
COLA EXTERIOR

Moscou, Enero 20.-dahgen-
,cia Tass infogma& ue los solda-
dos del Mani ukuo, rfandados
por oficiales japoneses, provo
caron IN nuevo incidente en- la
fron.era de la Mongolia Exte-
rier, invadiendo t~errftUf4o de es
ia Repdblica.
Los soldadoA agre.ores hicie-
en- ina penetration Ne rs mi
Has, aparentemente hapoyados
.s2r so aeroplanos jaabneses.
Ell c~omandante japones Ven
Kw3tung acusa a los nrangS
les Re haber penetrado en- ell te-
tori del chukuo. a ira
= De un desierto sometido a
'i7puta ehtre los dos paises.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20

caer bombas sobre Malaga,
aunque causaron muy POGO da-
no. Toda la poblaci6n de Ma
laga construye trincheras, ba-
rricadas Y ofrece dinero y no
pas a los milicianos.
La artillerfa leal, seg1n CO.
munican de Bilbao, produjo da
nos de Importance en- la fun.
dici6n que los facciosos tienen
en- Vergara.
BESIDE ell sabado los rebeldes
han avanzado muy POGO en- d.
recci6n de Malaga.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
LAS PRUEBAS SERAN PRE-
ENTAD AL GRAN JU-
RADIO

Para considerar ell asesinatc
del ciudadano William L. VOL
fe, de la raza blanca, un cobra
dor, Sc reunira hoy ell granjura-
do del condado.
Ell fiscal del estado acusa CO.
mo autores del crimen a los me-
gros Lucius Rodgers, que ha
confesado, v a e. d. HodgiRs,
que die ser inocente aunque
Lucius lie acusa de haber des-
cargado Ell martillo que mat6 q
Wolfe.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
LOS TRABAJOs EN- Ell NUE.
vo DE W
RISTAS CERCANO Ale RIO

Ell mr. evo director de la
WPA en- esta c;udad, ST.. w. E.
Robinson, mxaif st6 hoy cue
para la ser1ana que viene Sc po-
dram acon.odar va IS coches y
'trailers" de turistas en- Ell nue.
vo "a 2palrento que Sc constru-
We en- la crilla ceste del rio Hills
Dol oh, cerca del puente % la
aytni1a de Michigan.
IL cha Sc tarminara por
COZ plctc en- e res de MARI
Ali Sc ha0nsta'ado va la luz
Ell @eua Y eI@ 10 saaitario-
Una &c aseAScasas de Zane Sc
cor Ian
En IS casa5 de saho haT du-
as :. incd9rcs : fae'i7a .es pa
ra lavar. Son &c ladrillo y de
81 pies de larg por 20 de an
eh0- 49,
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
NINO MARTINI CANTARA
HOY POR LA RADIO

Ell notable tenor Nino Marti-
nj cantara hoy por la radio, a
las 900, en- Ell programa de los
famosos cigarrillos Chesterfield
LIE acompafara la renombrada
orquesta de Andres Kostela-
metz. Puede escucharse la tras-
mission por la estaci6n local
WDAE y la "red' Columbia,
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
NOTAS 0CIME

nuel Penella, titulada "El Dfa
de Reyes."a
Forma la segundR parte del
programa el~coro de la "Ofgia
Dorada", con Getra de IA CO.
nocida artista Sra. Carmen Va
mirez, cantado poy los ninos y
nifas de laSecci6n Juvenil A.
companados al piano Y violin
por Julio de la Parte y Manuel
Salgado. Pasodoble "El Man
t6n," de Victor Gonzalez y Al
turo Moran. Presentation de la
Estudiantina "Espana," que di
rige ell Maestro Victor Coma,
lez, en- los siguientes numeros:
mis- Cantares," (pasodoble)
de B. Model; Lola" (vals) de
M. z. Gutierrez; "NoDleZa Ba
turra," de la peliculaNde mis-
mo nombre; "El Miliciano"
(marcha), Victor Gonzalez
"The Star Spangled Banner,
Himno americana; "Himno d"
R;ego' (himno espafol.)
Tomaran parte en- la obre
Alicia Castaneda, Eulalia Fee
nandez, Violeta Suarez, MarlF
Gonzalez, Ester Fernandez, Ju
liam Fernandez, Miguel Sal
gado, Manolito Louro, DAME
Menendez, Manuel Fernandez
v Marcelino Huerta,
La entrada general costara
rs centavos.
Contingencies a esta obra
humanitaria.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
Pasado rnanana

FaSadO mAnana
Ell dia del concerto del EN-.
nente violinista ST.. Andres Da.
mau.
Tn triunfo SECURE.
Ell publico ovacionara al in.
teligente artista que nos vista
Ell programa es muy intere
sante.
Tocara de nuevo ell "Cantt
del Ruisehor," n1mero que to-
CO, en- su primer concerto.
Sc 10 han pedido algunas PEI
sonas.
Despues oiremos otra piezs
en- la que ell notable concerts
ia convierte su violin en- una
orquesta.
Noche de fortificaci6n men.
tai Y de arte.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
Sc SUICIDE Ell CIUDADA-
NO CREWS

Enfermo y cansado de la vida
Sc 81 icid6 aver en- su ndomicilio
de la avenida AZ y la Gale 26, Ell
ciudadano Edmond Crews, de
60 amos, de la raza blanca. Vi
via ell suf.ida con su hermana,
IA Sra. Mary NJ. Newman.
Por tratarse de un case claro
de suicide la policfa no investi-
CARA ell suceso.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20

Gratitud
La familia del Sr. Timoteo
Navarro desea hacer llegar 81
mas sincera gratitud a todos
los que acompanaron su cada
vre hasta ell cementerio, asf CO
mo a los que Sc interesaron por
Ell durante su enfermedad.
A todos da las mas expresi-
vas gracias.
Queda complacida la respe-
table familia.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
WEAK and SKINNY
men, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
Savad by new Vstamins, Of Cod Liver
Oil in saskeISsa tablets.

8e@SA8
Pounds Of firm healthy flesh instead Of
bare ssraggy bones New vigor, vim and
energy instead of tired iistiessness I Steady,
quist nerves. That 10 what thousands OF
people are getting Through scientists lateet
discovery-ths Vitamins of Cod Liver OIL
concentrated in little sugar coated tablets
without any Of It's horrid, hshy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets, and they
simply work wonders. A little boy of 8, ssri.
ously alex. got well and gained iOH lbs. in
just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease. Sained s lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
All her health back and gained 10 lbs. In lesa
than q month.
You simply must try Mctjoy'a at once.
Remember II you don't.RaiE at least s lbs. OF
hrm healthy flesh in q month get your moaev
back. Demand and set EsCoy's-she ~orivinal
and genuine Cod Liver OIL Tablets
MA ~-arrroved Nv Good Housekeepinr
NM6 asc- ute. Refuse all suhstitutee--
y assist en the original McCasa-
$.Ss~ thsra are none bsttaE. F.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
e&
E.nferrno

EsAAA GH AAaQ
Guarda CANA en- su residen-
cia de la calle Cass 1908, ell a.
preciable amigo Y conocido CO
merciante Sr. Manue F1usa
Sc encuentra padeciendo I'LL
fuerte ataQue gripal.
Ell Sr. Fiusa es coopropieta'
rio de la acrediatada tienda
de where's La Flor que gira
con ell nombre de Fiusa y Vaz-
quez Y Sc encuentra en- la Gale
Main 2106.
Representa- esta firma al a
creditado almid6n de yucca "Ls
Guiana" elaborado en- Cuba.
Rogamos por ell pronto rests
blecimiento del estimado ami
go.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
REUNION DEL COMITE DE
E DEL ,FRNTE
POPULAR

Esta noche, en- ell Centre o.
brero, Sc reunira ell comite de
Defensa del Frente Popular Es-
pafol.
Asuntos de innegalble trascen
dencia demandan la asistencia
lie todos los miembros.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
Escogide prograrna

PEVSA@AAA0
Publicamos hoy ell progra-
ma de la function que ell domin
go Sc efectuara en- Ell teatro de-
Centre Asturiano, a bsneficio
de los ninos necesitados de Es-
pana. s@
La siRfonia estara a cargo
de la orquesta de la Secci6n Ju
venil, bajo la direction de!
Maestro Manuel Salgado. Sc
llevara a escena La bonita Ear
zuela en- un acto y tres cua-
dros, letra de Manuel Monica
yo v m1sica del Maestro Ma
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Rosina Caprice Men6ndez con
ira Andres Menendez; Ruth
Ramsey contra A. J. Ramsey;
Ida Margie Gomillion contra
Auby Glenn Gormillion; Ernes
to Grimaldi contra la Mormack
Gulf Line, Inc; Maize t. Gray
hurst contra Albert Grayhurst.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
Por penultirna veg

Sc reRandra hoy err ell tea
tro del Centre Asturiaho la a.
plaudida zarzuela espahola
"El Rey Que Rabi6".
Como en- dfas an%teriores ell
pdblico volvera a o.upar los
asientos del amTlio teatro pa
"a aplaudir a los artistas que
tienen a su cargo la interpre.
taci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
'NUEyA L1sTAa DE Co17rR1-
BUYENTES PADA Ell FREN
TIE POPULAR ESPANOk

CChtfiouyo ccnN5~U.00: Con-
keys Feed.
/, Con $500: AlhsTo FernAn-
DEE. -
| Con $500: R. riguss =.
lcnso. star
Con $500: Buff slo Feed Co.;
Genaro GonzalezA Ell Clavel de
Sevares Cafe; In Familia Cof-
fee Mills ;'La NJ iva Era; Ma
nclo Men6sdez; Fructuoso Con-
zalez; Latin American Laundry
La Segur.a Central Bakery.
Con $500: Cooperative Los
Agsgos de Palnettc 2 senanas
Joz&Casau Filling Sta; 2 Sc
manas; Salvatore Comparetto,
Car ia Lorsazc Cyclic: w.
Tampa Bakery; Victor Fernan-
Gca; Atlanta Restaurant Ell
Argentina Restaurant joaquin
Huert9S Joaqt IN del Barrio;
Jose Mo6o; Rufino Castro; Jo-
Sc Sandhez; Benigno Rodrf-
guez; Guillermo Temes; Ell Ar
gentino Cafe, 2 semanas; La
Colonial Coffee Mills, 2 sema-
mas; La Epoca Coffee Mills; La
Union Bakery; Valencia Poul-
try Market; Jose Campoamor
Mascunana Printing Co.; I'm
Socialista; Jose AcoSta; M ola
Fruit Stand; Pedro Lima; Ell
Gaitero de Ia Iona; Jose Sua-
rez; Amado, Lecherfa; Alvarez
" Garcia Feed Co.; Alameda
Poultry; North Pole Ice Sta.
Santaella Cafe; Main and Ar
menia Filling Station; Bronx
Bar; 4th of July Cafe; Eagle
Drug Store; Aleman Ferrete-
rfaa; Cooperative La Nuova
Vita.
Con go cts: Puleo Feed Store.
Con so cts: Is Y 26 Feed Co;
Bolera Espanola Is y Is; Pedro
Guerra; Puleo Grocery; PEREZ
ra; j. and P. Graoeery; Delga-
dos Dept. Store; FL Bien P1-
biico Drug Store; Lorenzo Ro-
1riguez; Mano y Puleo; Alessi
Bakery; Boulevard Cafe; Carlo
ca Cafe; Lecheria de Faedo
Mauriz y Reina Maestro Ruil6-
pee; Caruso Barber Shop; Da-
vid; Royal; Mistretta Grocery
Lombardero Grocery; Frank A,
gliano Fish Market; Capitanc
Grocery; Salvatore Comparetto
Carniceria; Jose ,Gavilan Gro
Gerry, 2 semanas.
Con 25 cts: Ruardz Barber
Shop; P. Rosell6; Henry's Bar
Der Shop; Frente Popular Gro.
La Habanera Drug Store; Char
ley Place; Caruso Barberia; vi
cente Collu "a; S. Leto Grocery ;
Morelli Shoe Shop; Ferlita Gro,
Jose Teijide Grocery; Felo Bar
Der Shop; V, Vieari Grocery.
20 de Enero de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20

Denuevo a sus labores
Ha vuelto de nuevo a sus Ia
bores ell Notario Sr. Candido
Perez, que estuvo recluido en-
su hogan de la avenida Doce
n1mero 1909. z
Mucho 10 celebramos y IL
hacemos saber a sus clientes y
amigos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-20
MATRIMONIOS

Edgar Law, ID, y Eula Nc
Caskill, %; Frank Scaglione,
81, Y Annie Di Rosa, 81; Mike
N. Corettis, 5, y Mary Bouch
las. Az. -
The Washington times., 1937-08-16

" The Witty Cox trophy is decoraC-
ing the line for the next few
weeks out Kenwood way, and the
medal round was run off yester-
!. day with Minoru Karaki carried
off top honors by bagging a 70.
Karaki was out with a SO and
then returned in IS. even par
. figures.
. Runnerup for the medal was
r. A. Weaver who posted a IS
Two posted IT'S for third position
they being Bernie Hallock and T.
B. Patterson.
First-round matches in fou,
flights will get underway next
Sunday. During the week pair
ingS viii be announced.
The Washington times., 1937-08-16
old Milwaukee
AND TIMES meet
Weather. clear; track. fast.

The Washington Times and Old
Milwaukee softball teams will
meet tomorrow evening on the
West Potomac diamond at six
o'clock. The Brewers have dis
played a brand of ball comparing
with the best teams in the city
and the addition of Steffes to the
hurting staff has been a big as
set to the beermen.
The Times will send Tom John
son, the lad from Virginia against
the record-breaking Brewers and
from past performances should
give the Old Milwaukee Club q
run for it.
Vic Barrett, manager Of the
Brewers will most likely send
Plaisted against the newsmen.
Gene George will do the receiving
for the Times while Edwards will
be behind tn chat for the opposi-
ton.
The Washington times., 1937-08-16
INTEREST ROLLS
in TENNIS OPEN
AS IN GOLF PLAY

NEW YORK. Aug. Is (C.TP.S9.
Clamor for the establishment in
tennis of an open championship
as in golf and various other sports,
has penetrated the conservative
inner circle Of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. The re-
cent resignation Of the aristocratic
Greenbrier Golf and Tennis Club
of White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
from the national amateur govern
ing body, so that it might hold a
championship Of amateurs and
professionals in october, aroused
the country. Moreover, other clubs
in the South and West threatened
to join in a strike movement.
1.-THE time has come to cast
off the shackles of the interna-
tional federation debating Amer
lean tennis affairs" R. B.
Parker, the Greenbrier secre-
tary, said today. "Our straw vote
among leading players and clubs
of the country shows 10 to 1
ballot faVoring an open tourna-
ment."
Under the pressure of the tennis
followers, Louis j. Carruthers, for
mer president Of the U. S. L. T. A.,
has officially undertaken to pour
oil on the troubled waters. An
swering the question: wv h y
doesn't the U. S. L. T. A. hold a
tournament that is open to anna
teurs and professionals, as the golf
association does?" He made this
stereotyped reply that is far from
satisfying to a large part Of the
nation that resents domination Of
the game here by Europeans.
The rules of the International
Lawn Tennis Federation, of which
the U. S. L. T. A. is a member, Spe-
officially prohibit any amateur lawn
tennis player from playing in a
tournament with or against any
person other than an amateur.
Should the U. S. L. T. A.
make an effort to have this rule
changed, so that an open tourna-
ment could be held?" he was
asked.
''The U. S. L. T. A. sent dele
gates to attend meetings of the
International Federation held in
Paris and London in 1884 to OPP
pose the enactment of the Fed
Grafton rule" Carruthers replied.
"The U. S. L. T. A. delegates
argued for home rule that each
national association be per-
mitted to decide for itself
whether an open championship
should be held in its country. On
both occasions the U. S. l.. T. A.
proposal was overwhelmingly de-
feated."
The Washington times., 1937-08-16
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