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Evening star., 1937-02-28
FITZGERALD VICTOR
IN CRAWLEY STAKES
Scores 702 With 16 Handicap to
Take Annual Pin Event at
Mount Rainier.

DRAWING the second largest entry
of any bowling sweepstakes ever
held in this country. the Pop Crawley
Sweepstakes at the Mount Rainier
Alleys were won last night by Larry
Fitzgerald. executive of the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association. Fitz-
gerald. who lives in Mount Rainier.
shot a five-game total Of 702. aided
by l6-pin handicap, to take first
prize money of $50.
Ninety-eight bowlers competed-10
shy Of the l08 record entry Of the Jack
White Sweepstakes in Connecticut
this Winter.
With handicaps subject to verifica-
ton this week, the remaining con-
teStants finished in this order: Phil
Douglas. 30-70l; Sam Benson, 13-
683; E. Geiv. 23-674; S. Mullinix
20-670; Tom Mudd, 1867; Nick
Rinaldi, 2o-662; Jack Mooney, 40
662; Dutch Sherbehn, 1860, and
Harry Hilliard, scratch. $50.
Perce Wolfe collected s5 for shoot
ing the highest game out Of the
money, 155.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
IT WASHINGTON CHI
ID. c. REPAIR SHoI
TAKOMA SUBURBAN.
INTERCOLLEGIATE .1,MS,
Season Records

Hlgh team game-Penn. 632
HIGH team set-Penn l.1lH
H!Eh individual game-Ez.E MARI
10 Hish individual se:-Houa-c Navy.
High averase-c:ren 'Perz ..o-5;.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

Totals IL 62s Totals 9 214
Referee-Mr. Whelan.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Redskins Await
Reply by Baugh

THE Washington Redskins man
agement still is awaiting word
from Sammy Baugh, pass-throwing
hRlfback of Texas Christian Uni
versity, who was offered contract
to play with the local pro foot ball
team in the National League next
Fall.
Baugh, here several weeks ago
for a conference, stated the Red
skins offer was highly attractive.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
s12 500 613 COL 5s7-3,O1t
GOLF WOMEN TO DUEL
Stars Aim at Mrs. Mark Nc
Garry's Southern Title.

ATLANTA, February n R.-A
field dotted with former Dixie cham
pions will be out for Mrs. Mark Nc
Garry's championship in the Wom-
ems Southern Golf Association tour
nament, starting here May II at East
Lake.
Mrs. McGarry of st. Petersburg,
Fla. took the title last year at Okla
homa City.
The champion of champions title
she edged from Bea Gottlieb at Punta
Gorda in 1885 is not forgotten.
Among former Southern champions
who will batter at Mrs. McGarrys
defense Is Mrs. Dave Gaut Of Mem
phis. president of the association,
which is staging its twenty-sixth an
nual tournament. a
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Baxter Comes Back.

IN AN enticing semi-fnal. Hank
Barber, former Dartmouth foot ball
star, will tackle Laverne Baxter. whose
antics in this baliwick recently have
installed him as Washington's rank
ing villain. Baxter. in recent weeks,
has been involved in hectic post bout
melees with Stanley Pinto, Abe Cole
man and Jack Hader.
Other preliminaries, restricted to 80
minutes, list Sledge facing Floyd Mar
shall, Ed Meske tangling with AL Bill
lings and Nick Campofreda meeting
Henri Piers.
The first match will get under way
at $50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
SILVER SPRING LADIES.

Season Records.
High team sets-Georglana Beauty Shop.
$50: Pickwick Grill. sos.
High team games-Pickwck Grill, 800:
Georgiana Beauty Shop 541.
High individual sets-Schulte IGeorgi-
anal. 31S: Rothgeb tRaphaeN. :}5g.
High individual gameS-Rothgeb IRA
phaen l47: Stambaugh tWynnewoodl.
i3s; Almony National Ale). 13s; Schultz
Hish strikes Schultz tGeoreiana). 90;
Spates tShep. PIX. Rest: IS.
High spares-Cory Germans Bakery.
1l6: Rothgeb (Raphaen. lis.
High individual averages-Rothgeb IRA
2haeN. lO4, Spates tShep. PIX. Resto'
lOI-42.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE.
LADIES' DISTRICT.
Season Records.

High team games-Rosslyn. 61s; Lucky
Strike 6l3.
High team sets-Rossiyn. 1850: Lucky
Strike .6yg
High individual games-Gulli Lucky
Strike. 161: Ford Highway Engineering,
15S.
High individual sets-Ellis lRosSlyn),
4l9: GULL LUCKY Strike. :.39.
High spares-Gulli Lucky Strike. I:;9;
Wootton CRosslynJ. 12s: Ellis tRosslynJ,
1876
High strikes-Gulli lucky Striael rs:
Ellis tRosslynJ. 81; Levy CRoSslynJ. 80;
QulRley Lucky Strike. 20
High 6veraReS-Gulli Lucky Strike
1920: Wooton tRosslynb. HOBS: Lynn
tHiehway EngineeringJ. llO.6. Ellis tRos-
SYM. 100 IL, Rose 'Rosslyni 1891;
Butler Highway EngineerlngJ, IO1.3U,
Evening star., 1937-02-28
DUEL AT PING PONG

The second of a home and-hom
ping pong match between the teams
of the Washington Boys Club and
the boys department of the Y. M. C.
A. will be played Wednesday night at
the Boys Club, 230 C street north
west.
The Boys Club paddlers took the
first match, 5-3.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
KATAN, MAT 'HER0,'|
HEADS CARD HERE
Opposes Cox in Arena Show
Thursday-Baxter, Barber
Slated to CIinCh.
r Ohm KATAN, one of the fine

YOHN KATAN, one Of the finer
Barrymores in this graphing
sector who has been. trans
~ formed from a snarling villain
into a highly acceptable hero, will
squirm with Joe Cox, matdoms in
verted pyramid, in the feature match
Of the weekly wrestling show at Tur-
ner's Arena Thursday night.
While Katan's efforts at winning
here have met with mediocre success,
the box-faced twister invariably has
pleased pachyderm followers since he
discarded unorthodox tactics and
turned into a fair-haired lad. Being
a hero calls for absorbing much pun
iShment, but Katan thus far has
proved an excellent catcher.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Look to Star Tournament.

THE Johnnies sewed up the game
= in the third quarter when they
outscored the Purple. 1872, to take
23-l1 lead as the last eight minutes
of play started. St. Johns victory
put it in an elated frame of mind Tor
The Stars metropolitan tournament,
during which the Cadets hope to denl-
onstrate that they are the best scholas-
tic team in this territory.
1t was ST. Johns night for rubbing
it in on its dearest rival. A group
of alumni from the Vermont avenue
school walloped q Gonzaga old grad
o,,ipt cQ.1A
Evening star., 1937-02-28
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

High team games-War. 6s,; Veterans
Administration. 61l.
High team sets-Government Printing
So
High individual eames-Stephenson 70.
8 Senate. l69: Ruche veterans Admin
iStration). 1876
High individual sets-Burton &c. P.
o. 460: Clarke 1nvestigationl. a.
HiGh strikes-Walker &C. P. o.. IS;
High spares-Clarke 1nvestigationN
204: Penfold WAR. 1875; DAILY Navy.
1856
High averaees-Clarke Investieat ation>
1888; Walker &c. P. o.. 1@0: Ruche
(Veterans Administrator 1875: Miller
1Is-l5: Daily Navy. 11s-14: Burton g.
P o., 1l1-22; Stephenson U. S. Senate..
ll6-4; Brown &c p. o.. 1896 Lee Il.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Katan Popular Here.

X ATAN only last week toiled As
minutes to draw with Cliff
Olson, former 1913 per cent champion,
causing the customers much glee by
the proficient manner in which he
got revenge for Olson's questionable
tactics. In previous weeks, John de-
feated Joe Dusek and lost hectic
mauling party to Ernie Dusek.
Cox, in his most recent appearance
here. disposed Of Bill Sledge, but is
remembered by local fans chiefly for
his matches with Joe Savoldi, Sergei
Kalmikoff. Ernie Dusek and Danno
O'Mahony. In each instance Cox
either instigated or was an interested
second party TO near riots.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
BUREAU OF ENGINEERING.
n n = r
Season Records,

High team gameS-Executlyes. 5s9;
Comptrollers 5s1: Loans. $50: Trafhe 5s".
High team sets-Loans. .6:i2; Traffic,
! ti3i: Comptrollers. 1.621; Executives.
1.6I9
Fine I5I; Roberts l5l: MCGOWAN, l5l.
High individual averages-Booker; IL
40. Sheckles, Lab; Fling. lll-4O:
Mears. l0g-3S.
High individual sets-Booker. 4l5;
Hummer, 392; Keeley: 1856; Brandt: 81:
High fiat games-Croft. %: Nash. "a;
DeMott. MCGOWAN. H. s. Wood, d. MearS
High strikes-McMahon. "a: H. P. Evans.
81 Connolly. 80: M Wood. 81.
1856; Elkins. 40; Fling 13G.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
DARTMOUTH TAKES MEET
Tops Yale to Win Quadrangular
Event First Time Since '23.

BOSTON. February 27 LP1.-The
Dartmouth track team gained its first
quadrangular victory since 1923 to-
night when it piled up 34'2 points to
Yale's 29A in the ll-event meet at
the Boston Garden
Cornell. which gave the Indians a
close battle through nine of the COM
petitions, placed thlyd with 20 points
and the Harvard forces, which have
dominated this meet for years, pulled
up in last place with 23a points.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

Season Records

Season Records.
High team games-York Service Station.
657' Schaeffer Motor Co. 81! Peworth'
High team setS-York Service Station,
500 Petworth. LAB: Brotman's Market,
High individual games-Ruche (Brot-
mans Market III; Wingate )Petvorth).
'l6s; Riley Buffers Barbers). 1875
High individual Sets-Ruche (Brotman's
Market. 415. Def1ino york Service Sta
tom. 400; Riley Buffers Barbers), 4Os.
High averaees-Ruche tBrctman's Mar
ketl l2O-44: Deflno York Service Sta
tom 114-24
High spares--Ruche tBrotmans Market).
Benner Buffers Barbers) 1872
High strikes-Cotter york Service Sta
tom 4l; Ruche tBrotman's Market,
81; Payne (ecotty's Restaurant, 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
WAR POLOISTS BEATEN
11Oth Field Artillery Victor in
Baltimore, 11b to 8.

BALTIMORE, Md, February ~
Playing in the Pikesville Armory to-
night, a 10th Field Artillery polo
team defeated the War Department
trio of Washington by a score of 111a
to 9. IN the preliminary contest, Nc
Donough School won from Carlisle
Barracks, 10 to 8.
Lieut.. G. w. Brooks starred for the
10th, accounting for eight of his
teams points. He was cut on the face
during the play, but continued in ac-
fion Sllmmary:
Evening star., 1937-02-28
John Basket Ball Team, Awarded Place in Star
Standings and Records in Duckpin Leagues
CHRISTIAN ENDEA'

Season Records.
High team sets-Eckington. 1852; Kel-
Ter l. 1873
High team eames-Eckington. 5S4: Kel-
ler $50
High individual strikes-E. Spiker tCo-
lumbia Heights). II: Robertson tEcking-
tom. 16
High individual spares-E. Ackerman
(Keller -, 81; r. DauRherty keller
High individual sets-Perkins (Eck-
ington). 43O; Alderman Keller ID. 312.
High individual games-Perkins tEck-
ington), I7a; Chase (Keller -. l6l
High observation-disclosures tKeller u.
1919: Grain tEckington). 1906: Daugh-
erty Keller q lO2-2l.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
18TH STREET FIVE WINS
Beats Hagerstown Zephyrs, 1925
in Nip-and-Tuck Game.

The welfth Street Y M. C. A. big
five won a basket bali thriller from
the Hagerstown Zephyrs at the "Y"
court last night, 1925. The teams
battled nip and tuck from the start
with the court 1915 at the half.
In a preliminary the Marquettes
trimmed the Red Caps, 1926.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
suyrR SPRING AMERICAN.
Restaurant
Season Record

High team eames-E. D. Keys e. Sons,
61!; Mornineside Laundry. 644.
High team sets-Wolfe Motor Co. .so4;
Dixie Pig. 116.
High individual eames-Strickler 'E. c.
Keys. l7s: Taft Service Elec.D. l16;
High Individual sets-Schroyer Morn
inesidel. 427; Strickler tE c. Keys. AIS.
High strikes-Strickler tE. c. Keys. 4''
Kocsis tStevart Bros. 40.
High spares-Temple tWolfe Motor Coz.
2lU: Strickler tE. c. Keys. 20s.
High individual averages = Strlck!er
(E. c. Keys). llS-l3; Temple wolfe
Motor. lIs: O'Donnoghue wolfe Motor.
ll1-24 Smith wolfe Motor. llb-39
Webb IS. S. Market, 1923.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
LUCKY STRIKE AHEAD
Local Bowlers Take a 40-Pin Lead
in Match With Tivoli.

Washington's Lucky Strike bowling
team took a 49-pin lead in the first
five games of a home e-and- home
match with the Tivoh five Of Balti-
more last night at the Lucky Strike
alleys. The locals won three Of the
five games, although Baltimore rang
up the highest game of the set. 627.
The match will be completed with
another five games at Baltimore's
Tivon alleys tonight.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
SILVER SPRING GA AVE.

High team sets-Takoma Cons. Co..
LBS: Silver Spring Hotel 1899.
High team Qames-Takoma Cons. Co,
62l: Shepherd Park Wine & Liquor. 6lO.
High individual sets-Mckay Monument
Elec 3a4 Moore (Takoma Cons }. 81
Hish individual games-McKay ,Monu-
ment ElecI 100; SUates IS. s. Hotel. y?
High strlkeS-SpateS IS. S. HoteIl' 30.
Wootton IS. S. Post once. 35.
High spares-Saunders .Takoma Cons
1872; Woodward IS. S Cleaners & D ,. -
High individual averages-S Saunders ia
koma ConsO Il2-35: Weissner IS. 5.
Hotel. l1"-3: Kirsch Cornelius Printing.
l1@-3: Mckay Monument Elecl: 1ln-34
Arnold tTakoma Cons. 11O-32: Ehlers
Shep PIX Wine & LIQUOR. 11u-l!; Null
link fGrotto Grill. l0-l5: Bell tCor-
nellus Printing!. llO-1l.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
PIONEERS QUINT ON TOP.

The Pioneers defeated the South
west House courtmen. 3l-23, last
night at the Twelfth Street Y. NJ. c.
A. Payne. high scorer for the winners
with 10 points. was topped by Brown
of Southwest House by z.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
p. W. A.
Season Records.

High team set-Accounts. 1910
High team game-PerSonnel ss1
High averages-Pestell. 100; Mulroe
and Walter I01
High individual sets-Pesteu 3sS; Ken
ney, 315.
High individual sames-Pestell. 157;
Jones 1872
High strike-Pestell. "a: McDonoueh.
High spares-Pesten, lIa: King 1I5
High fiat games-CoIlins, g.; Posge. q5.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
FIRST N0N-PUBL|C
a)0|NT ADMITTED
Gonzaga Foregoes Chance
for Berth in Event as
Class Duties Call.
BY ROD THOMAS.

ut. JOHNS COLLEGE this morn
ing finds itself the first nom
public high school ever to be
- represented in the annal Eve
ming Star basket ball tournament for
the interscholastic championship OF
Metropolitan Washington, a struggle
of selected teams to open two weeks
from tomorrow at Tech High.
The scrappy Cadets moved into ac-
ton against Gonzaga at Catholic Uni
versity last night, in the deciding
contest of a series for the Catholic
scholastic championship of the city,
thinking their choice in the metro
politan tournament depended upon
victory over the Purple.
But Gonzaga earlier in the evening
Withdrew from the competition for a
SPOT in the all-Star jouSt which Will
bring together eight schoolboy teams
of Washington, Northern Virginia and
Southern Maryland.
Studies Balk GOnzaga.
JUSTLY proud of the showing made
DN 1OIlDdkd Uillo oSucSAi tAAS oOSS
fathers of the school expressed regret
that the Purple youngsters, because oil
curricular schedules, would be forced
to forego any more basket ball compe-
tition after the final game with ST
Johns. GOnzaga was on the list OF
prospective contestants in the South
Atlantic tournament sponsored by
Washington and Lee University. an
event which will be held during the
week before The Star event.
The St. Johns players and their
popular coach. Irving Holbrook
yearned for place in the metropoli-
tan scrap. Their opportunity came
when Hyattsville High passed up a
berth in the tournment as represen-
tatiye of Princes George County, with
Mount Rainier's champion team as
running mate. In its dash to the
county title, which, by the way, was
an official crown and not one based
merely on comparative records as
mentioned in public print the other
day. Mount Rainier twice downed
Hvattsville. and, having completed its
regular schedule, will risk in The star
tournament a clean slate numbering
i8 victories.
Two Tourney Teams Uncertain.
WITH St. Johns in line, only two
w places in the metropolitan f1eld
are not definitely occupied. The
tournment management is awaiting
word from Western High following an
invitation to compete and Sherwood
and Montgomery-Blair Of Montgomery
County are expected to play a game
this week that will determine which OF
the two will represent the county along
with Bethesda Chevy Chase.
All set for the grand battle are East
ern, defending champion; Washington
Lee and George Washington of Vir-
ginia: Mount Rainier, Bethesda Chevy
Chase and St. Johns.
The coaches of all schools involved
will meet tomorrow night at 730
o'clock at The Star sports department
to talk schedule and other arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
FENCERS BEAT TERPS.

Y. M. c. A. Musketeers won two of
o series of three fencing matches with
the University Of Maryland fencers
last night at the Y. M. c. A. The
Old Liners won with the foil, To. but
the Musketeers were victorious with
the epee. 81. and the sabre, 10.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Country Club
Season Records,

High team sames-Manor !. 636: In
dian Spring |. 626: Beaver Dam l, H15
High team sets-Kenwood / l.sl4:
Manor l, 1866: Beaver Dam l, LOS.
Z High Individual games-Bachman IA:
Alber. 161; LaBille. l63 Moore To-.
High individual sets-Parks. 43S: La
Bile. 400: Mccarthy 3S6; Moore 3S5:
Beyer. 3S5
High arerages-LaBille 1I6: Moore
1l4-36: Parks II4-6; Bachman. 1l3-3i.
Mccarthy. 1912. McPhilomy. 1874.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
WAR DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT.

Hish team Tans-o5::cs-. ssEtu.
rart 6SS
Higa team se:-oce.os-;E. sss.I--r--
High indiv.dua. Es-e-Jo.zry A-e.-.
son $50. Arthu! DARING 50
High individual ser-Peree Wolfe asa
Evening star., 1937-02-28
SANICO.

Season KeCOrdS.
High team games-Equipment. 63s:
Green Bag Coffee, Gil
High team sets-Sanitary Bakery. 1.712;
Green Bag Coffee, LOO.
High individual gameS-M. Tallant (Of-
fce). I1O: H. M Ryne Meats 161.
High individual sets-E. c. Bittenbender
Equipment. 391 F. BlevinS Poultry.
393: T Bradford Green Bag Coffee. 393
High individual averages-T. Bradford
Green Bag Coffee. 1854: VIM. La Billie
(Ofice), 1882.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
NAVY RIFLEMEN BOOKED
Four Matches Slated in May.
Will Engage Leathernecks,

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 81
Naval Academy riflemen will meet
four opponents during the coming sea-
son, the schedule ending with a
match against the list Infantry. New
York National Guard. to be held at
Peekskill N. Y, May 29.
The other matches, all to be shot
here, are:
May 4. Essex of Newark. N. j.: Is. eth
REGIMENT New York National Guard: -,
Quantico Marines and Philadelphia Ma
rines triangular)
Evening star., 1937-02-28
A. AND r.
Season Records.

High individual games-Hunt CCold
StreamersJ. l55. Casey ANN Page. 1874
High individual SetS-Darne6 Nectar,
394: Casey ANN Page. 1898
High team Rame-Condor $50
High team sets-Ann PAGE. 67l: White
House. ] .664
HIsh spares-Cassy ANN Page. 2l9;
Holland (Sultanap. 2IO.
High strikeS-Rhodes (Red Circle 50
High averages-Casey. ll4-sI: Muih-
can. Ill-56.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
ST. JOHNS DRUBS
GONzAGA,AT01 IS
Packed Throng Sees Cadets
Win D. c. Catholic High
School Title.
IN DECIDED contrast to the man.

IN DECIDED contrast to the man
ner in which the first two games
of the series we're settled. st.
L Johns basket ball team won the
Catholic school championship OF
Washington last night with thorough
rout of its traditional rival, Gonzaga,
34-13
More than 5000 persons crowded
every nook and corner of Catholic
University's gymnasium to see the
Cadets defend their title and gain
permanent possession of the cup which
they previously had won two years in
succession.
Cadets Come From Rear.
a e-5 lead which
~ Gonzaga held five minutes before
the end Of the first half, the Cadets
not only uncovered a scoring punch
which gave them 1l-9 lead at inter-
but also a defensive brillianCe
which limited the losers to two field
goals in the second half.
Jimmy Giebel, the Cadets high
scorer, played a leading role in the
championship victory. his outstanding
play proving an inspiration to his
mates, who gave their opponents few
chances to shoot. Johnny Swaggart.
Ace Reyes and John Battiste also
were prominent in the Cadets second
win in three starts over the team
which appeared headed for the cham
pionship after it won the frs. game
of the series.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION.
Team StandinkA.
Season Records.

High team set-Finance. 643.
High team game-ConStruction 603.
High individual averageS-Stephenson
1000: Thornburg. llO-27.
Hieh individual lspares-Thornburg. 156
High individual strikes-Silverman. Al.
High individual set-Stephenson. 1913.
High individual game-Calvert. 154.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

Totals 13 S34 Totals 13
Referee-Messrs. Kessler and Sumner.
Time of periods, 8 minutes.
La gaceta., 1937-02-22
Los e ASTURIA-
NOS SIC ABRIERON CA
MINO HAgIA OVIEDO
CON GRANADAS DE MIA
W.
En- 1rag6n Rechazaron an Alta,
que de los Rebetdes Mdtdndo
q mas de 1000

Madrid, Feb. 22.-Los mill
cianqs del gobierno,>al frente de
los cuales marahaban los mine
ros asturianos, sc abrieron pa
so a fuerza de granadas de ma
no v bombas de dinamita hoy,
en- direction de Oviedo, a ira
YES de las filas de ,rebeldes que
defender la ciudad, sitiada ha-
ce tres meses, causando gram
des perdidas de vidas. Fieros
combates contindan librandose
en- las afueras de la ciudad en-
su parte norte.
Los informes que llegan a
Madrid del encuentro que sc
meneiona dicen que los atacan.
ties y los defensores de la ciu.
! dad luchan cuerpo a cuerpo en-
las Gales de los suburbios de
0viedo, habiendo los leales ocu-
pado la plaza de toros, possession
sstrategica de mudha impor-
tancia para ell dominic de la ciu
dad, v la cual sc encunetra for
tificada.
Este concentrate ataque de
las tropas del gobierno sobre
Oviedo es ell primero que Sc
efectua desde que Sc inici6 la
ofensiva, ell pasado mes de no.
viembre, contra la castigada ca
pital de la provincial de Astu-
rias, catorce millas distante de
Ia bahia de ViEcaya, y en- ell GEN.
ltro norte de Espaha. FL ataque
| del gobierno en- aquefla OCCASION
fue rechazado por la Ilegada de
tropas frescas que oportuna-
mente enviaron los jefes insur-
gentes.
BESIDE la plaza de toros los
jefes de las tropas leales en-
Wan destacamentos de asalto
protegidos con carros blindados
que lanzan mortiferas bombas
contra las fuerzas qeu commando
ell general Miguel Amanda, en-
su atrincheramiento, y la peque
ma area que DONNA en- ell CEN
bro de Ia ciudad.
La gaceta., 1937-02-22

Por nuestra parte lie agrade-
cemos a Mr.. Wood su articuio.
Pedimos ell "nuevo trato" para
todos y especialmente para los
hombres que carecen de traba-
jc y pan.
va es cosa bien sabida que
sin trabajo y sin pan, sin jrst-
cia v altos salaries, no puede
haber V-ERDADERA LIBER-
TAD nara Z. hombre.
Nuevo trato que de a los r.
mericanos todos ell niwel de vi
do que II eivilixaci6n dsmanda.
La gaceta., 1937-02-22

al p~residente Roosevelt, a pesar
de la campaiia hecha en- contra
rio.
"Todos los peri6dicos publica
dos en- lenguas extranjeras coo
peraron Y cooperan con ell Nue.
vo Trato''.
"Esos peri6dicos entendieror
perfectamente los problemas de
la pasada campaha y dan cla-
ras pruebas del alto tipo de in
teligencia que prevalece entire
los nuevos americanos, que Sc
ajustan mas y mas a nuestro
ambiente Y nuestros grupos So
ciales y politicos."
La gaceta., 1937-02-22
Ell GENERAL MIAJA SA-


Despues de la serie de SAN
~grientas escaramuZas ocurri-
das en- ell sureste de Madrid, q
10 largo del rio Jarama, y Ell
canine real de Valencia ell ge4
neral Miaja, sonriente, dijo:
mo ganamos mucho terreno,
pero estoy satisfecho. porque
esta es una buena senal. La me-
jor manera de defender a Ma
drid-dijo-es atacando al ene-
migo. Nuestro avance contin1a
a pesar de los rsfuerzos que en-
Wan los insurgentes q este sec
La gaceta., 1937-02-22

Sobre los grupos de 'lengua
extranjera" que viven en- los
Estados Unidos, Lawrence
Wood Roberts, jr., s~ecretario
del Comite Nacional Democra-
tt o, nos manda una carta que
dice: NADIA hay extranjero a.
cerca de los grupos de lengua
extranjera en- los Estados Uni
dos. NADIA hay extranjero en- e
Hos, al menos en- ell sentido de
ser extranjeros 3 las tradicio-
mes e idea!es ampricanos o de
desconecer ell presente renaei-
mientO de los principles y prac-
ticos democraticos para hacer
La gaceta., 1937-02-22
NINOS QUE Sc CASAN EN-
KENTUCKY

Whitesburg, KY, Feb. 21.-
Iva Taylor, de Is amos de edad
y Clarence Hamilton, de Is,
unieron sus destinos aver en- el
hogan de los padres del novio
en- Honaker, cerca de esta ciu.
dad, sienio culminaci6n este
enlace de un romance que CO.
memo en- ell colegio a que am
Dos memories asistfan.
Los padres de ambos nihos,
al principle, trataron de evi
tar la boda; pero ante la insis-
tencia de los enamorados nj :
os desistieron de su PROPOSE
o.
FL novio dijo a sus padres
que no podia vivir sin su ANA
da,