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The Washington times., 1937-09-04
Carpenter Races
For Potomac Club

The Potomac Boat Club Is rely.
ing on Rudy Carpenter, former
varsity oarsman Of Princeton Uni.
versity, to uphold its honor in the
forty-sixth annual Middle States
Regatta to be held on the PatapSco
River, Baltimore, tomorrow. The
regatta is being held under the
auspices of the Arundle Boat Club.
Meanwhile the crews of the Pc
tomac Club are in rehearsal for
their own regatta to be held Sep.
TENDER Club in the upper George
town channel.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
(East-WeSt HiRhWav).

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
(East-WeSt Highway:
These homes are modern to the
minute, yet their general lines of
construction are generations old.
Nothing Of the Colonial has been
lost, and much Of the new in minor
details and interior decorations
has been added. Built on the CEN
ter hall plan, they have three
bedrooms, two baths, spacious liV-
ing rooms, family size dining
rooms and Kitchens ultra-modern
in every way. Individual touches
that add so much to the beauty
of the home will be found through
out, and the fine hand of the
artist is seen in the interior deco
rations. These homes are Splen-
didly constructed having slate
roofs, furred walls, rock wool in
sulation, automatic heat and built
in garages. Located in one of the
finer sections Of Chevy Chase,
Md, near Columbia Country Club,
I know the price will be a surprise
to you only $11,50O with $3.50
down, $74.50 a month.
OAKRIDGE AVE.
Chevy Chase, Md:
No matter how demanding you
are. you will find this house to be
everything you could possibly want
in the way Of a permanent home.
1t is located in one Of the finest
sections Of Chevy Chase, Md, and
is outstanding in its beauty. In a
setting of shade trees, velvet lawns
and flagStone walk. it offers the
ultimate in loneliness as we'll as
Inability. The house is splendid
size for the average family .
three bedrooms and two baths, a
knotty oak recreation room, a fam
lily size dining room and one of
those perfectly appointed kitchens
that is the answer to every house
wife'S prayer. The living room is
delightfully."- arranged, and has a
most interesting treatment of its
fireplace. A lavatory will be found
on the first floor, and also in the
basement. The best Of materials
have been used throughout :.
including copper pipes and down.
spoutS, slate roof, furred walls
and the entire house is
screened, weatherst-ipped and in
sulated. With its wide porch with
flagstone flooring and its built-in
garage, I feel confident that you
will agree with me this house
is worth while!
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington. Sep
TENDER g. 1937.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500 District Building
until 200 p. m. September %. 1887, E.
8. T., and then publicly opened. for fur.
nishinE the materials and performing the
work for construction of certain building,
etc (including the improvement of grounds
and necessary furniture and equipment)
for the PETWoRTH BRANCH of the Free
Public Library, located in Square 2913, at
the intersection of Upshur Street. Iowa and
Kansas Avenues N. W. Contents, $40 $50
cubic feet All prospective bidders are
hereby notified that any bid submitted in
response to this advertisement must be ac.
companied by statement of facts in de-
tail of the business and technical organi-
Zation of the bidder available for the con-
templated work. including his financial re-
sources. This Commissioners expressly re-
serve the right to reject any bid in which
the facts as to the business and technical
organization, financial resources or expert
ence compared with the project bid upon
and based upon past known performance
of the bidder Justify such rejection. Ger
titled check for $50 90, payable to the Col
lector of Taxes. D. c., to insure return in
good condition should accompany each re-
quest for proposals. specifications and
drawings, to the Chief Clerk, Engineer De-
partment Room 427 District Building.
Let an experienced Want Ad writer assist
you in preparing neutrality-suspicious. Classified
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ap.@ al Ga
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GRIST OF THE GRIFFMEN

field in the third inning shaped
the way for the third Washington
run. Rick FerTell slashed one to
Heffner which the young second
Sacker stopped but could not field
and Stone rode home.
frankie CroSetti made a brilliant
stop Of Travis grounder in the
fourth inning, going behind the
bag to snRg the leather.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04

matters Of ball or strike; safe or
out, and the league president
might suffer no end of annoyance.
Armada whacked q double UP
against the right-field fence in the
second inning and drove Rick Fer
rell home. Twas q well whacked
ball, that 'un.
Stones crashing double into left
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HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

interested the places described below 1vr phone
call Barbara Holmes 1919 ST. N.Y. Dist 500 or Dist 1000
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
VIOLATING CONTRACT

In the telegram, Owner Marshall
indicated to Baugh that the st.
Louis Cardinals do not like the
idea Of one Of the men whom they
have under contract violating an.
other contract.
Baugh, in Fort Worth, Tex, says
he does not intend to play profes-
Sional football, albeit he has signed
a RedSkin contract and accepted
$500 from Owner Marshall. It is
understood in the Southwest that
Baugh will become froSh coach at
T. C. U. for a mere 81, 800 per sea.
son. Owner Marshall practically
told Baugh on several occasions
that the ace forward pasSer could
write his own ticket with the Red
skins-in other words, could name
his own price for playing ii games
with t.. Redskins.
The Marshall telegram to
Baugh:
SAMMY BAUGH
clio GEORGE WHITE
DALLAS NEWS
DALLAS TEXAS
THROUGH JOE CARR PREST-
DENT NATIONAL FOOTBALL
LEAGUE BRANCH RICKEY
OF ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
MAKES THE FOLLOWING
STATEMENT QUOTE THE ST.
LOUIS CARDINALS EXPECT
cANKNKv RATIHu T0 = Fx1rS rrn
TO HIS CONTRACT WITH
THE WASHIN GTON RED
SKINS JUST THE SAME AS
THEY EXPECT HIM TO LIVE
UP TO HIS CONTRACT WITH
BASEBALL STOP THEY HAVE
NO OBJECTION TO HIS PLAY.
ING PROFESSIONAL FOOT
BALL STOP THE ST. LOUIS
CARDINALS DO NOT AT
TEMPT TO VIOLATE CON-
TRACTS OR INTERFERE IN
OTHER CONTRACTS MADE
BY OTHER PARTIES UN.
QUOTE STOP ANY STATE
MENT OTHER THAN THIS
ISSUED TO PRESS is UN-
TRUE STOP ADVISE YOU
SHOW THIS WIRE TO
GEORGE WHITE WHO HAS
FACILITIES TO QUERY
RICKEY TO VERIFY THIS
STATEMENT STOP EXPECT
YOU HERE TUESDAY AFTER
NOON
GEORGE MARSHALL
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| Let an experienced Want Ad writer assist
you in preparing result-producing Classified
copy. Phone District $3.50 or District 1000
and ask for Ad TakeF
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
Redskins Set for Grid Tilt
With Frederick T0mOrr0w
COMPLETE DRILL
TODAY FOR TILT
With HARD FOE.
BY HARRY COSTELLO

George Preston Marshall's wash
ington Redskins, this city's entry
in the National Professional Foot
ball League, today had its final
workout before tackling the Ameri-
can Legion All-Stars tomorrow at
Frederick, Md.
The Redskins this morning held
a lengthy signal drill, polished UP
on unit-duties on kickoff, both
kicking off and receiving, spent
some time at forward pass ottense
and defense, and several times ran
off every play to be used against
the Legion All-StarS.
Although five players are on the
injured list, four of the five will
be ready for duty tomorrow. Pug
Rentner, with a small bone in his
left hand broken, is out for at
least two weeks, possibly for three
weeks. However. Chugg Justice
and Don Erwin, with slight
sprains; Jim Karcher, with a
bruised rib, and Jim Barber, with
a twisted ankle, all can play to-
morrow, If necessary.
BOMBA LEADER
Word from Frederick has it that
the Legion All-Stars are in tip-top
shape for the battle against the
big leaguers. Don Bomba, George
Washington University's terrific
line plunger of few years ago,
tops the list of All7Star performers.
Coach Ray Flaherty, Of the Red
skins, anticipates that his team
will have a severe workout in the
Frederick game.
Another RedSkin-and an i'm.
portant one-went on the hospital
list yesterday. He is Jack ESpey,
general manager Of the club. Jack,
who has not been feeling any too
well for the past two weeks, was
ordered to bed by his physician
who diagnosed Espey'S case as a
severe attack Of Ia grippe. ESpey'S
illness at this time, less than two
weeks before the opening game
against the New York Giants on
the night of September 16, comes
as a severe blow to the Redskins.
That the Redskins have not as
yet Strengthened out contract dic-
ficultieS with "Slingin' Sam"
Baugh, Texas Christian University
star. is obvious today following
publication by the Redskins owner
of a telegram sent Baugh yester.
day.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
MONEY TO LOAN

AZ 20. 81 and 81 o. INTEREST
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K St. N W. District 1918
The Washington times., 1937-09-04

Stones crashing double into let
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
HELP--MEN

FOR lost or wanted animals apply Animal
Rescue LeaEua II 0 ST N W NO. $3.50
The Washington times., 1937-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES

FINE PHoToGRAPHs-Less expensive
during the summer; 20% off until Sep
TENDER IS EDMONSTON STUDIO. 1888
+ st. N W. National 1900.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE & GUARANTY
CORP 1910 K ST N. W NAT 14O3.
The Washington times., 1937-09-04

COLORED WOMAN desires part-time work
or days work: reference: Ii 91s3-M.
MONEY TO LOAN-Real Estate
The Washington times., 1937-09-04

LOANS on chattel trust, I'd mortgages
and to small merchants. Apply, 9-12 am.
HENRY C. REINER
1918 31ST ST. N. W. WEST 2929
ADVANCED on dlamonda watches. 1ewelry
and silverwars. loans $500 and over ~;
LOAN OFFICE. opp. Washington Airport
ON dtamonda watches. teWelry dlVerWare
etc. No adv arrangement neceO Lowest
rates RoSSLYN LOAN CO.. Rossiyn. Va
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
BORRACHO

Ell juez Watkins conden6
hoy a Charles Conell, que guia
ba su autom6vil estando BORA
cho, a multa de 1925 o un to-
tai de IS dfas de carcel.
Conell lanz6 aver su coche
contra un autom6vil que tran
sitaba por la avenida de Flo
rida y Flora y despues desapa-
reci6 a toda velocidad.
Watkins dice que procede-
"a sin misericordia contra les
drivers borrachos.
Recientemente, en- la aveni-
da Grand Central, un BORA
cho de San Petersburg mat6 a
una joven sonora, a una cria-
tura que Nevada la mujer en-
sus entrahas y a una de Is me
ses que sostenia en- los braozs.
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CLUB DE HOMBRES CATO.
LICOS

Qued6 constituido aver en- es.
ia ciudad Ell Club de Hombres
Cat6licos, siendo electa la ISL
guiente directiva: Jose Breslin
presidente; Daniel P. Calvin
DIR. Nestor A. Portocarrero y
John j. Davis, vicepresidentes
George Bergen, secretario, y
Thomas McQuade, tesorero.
Directories: G. F. Perdig6n,
J. G. Zendegui, Celestino C. We
ga, jr., Rafael Marsicano, Jose
Perez. Jose Miyares, H. P. Ba-
va Andy Better, Waldo Robert,
William Haskins, Paul v. Hoff-
man, ]. B. Charles, Gary Boyle,
Frances Jones Y otros.
Este club tendra su centric so.
cial en- la iglesia del Sagrado Co
raz6n.
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LOS CANDIDATES.

Ell Club de Amigos de Juan
Pacheco recibe diariamente nue.
vas adhesiones.
Aver un grupo de Is Sc ofre-
clio para trabajar y votar porn
conocido CONCEAL, con un COM
pleto desinteres.
. La obra de Pacheco, re9liza-
da dentro de la modestia pecu.
liar en- el, cada vez Sc destaca
con mayor brillo.
Ahora, mediante sus gestio-
mes, Sc ensancha la Gale % y
dentro de pocos dfas comenzara
la pavimentaci6n de la Gale rs.
Cada vez adquiere mayor i'm.
portancia la lucha electoral en-.
tire Fran Cannella y ell DIR. John
|Spoto.-
Centenares de personals desfi-
Ian diariamente por los "cuar.
teles" de esos candidates.
Grupos de j6venes colegiales
apoyan con TODD vigor la can.
didatura de Spoto.
Els de esperar que la Tranquil
lidad no Sc perturbe y que ven
"a Eel mejor hombre'.
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n~uestras ambulancias, pero a.
fortunadamente no sufrimos ba
jas.
"Los medicos del gobierno
han hecho grandes elogios de la
labor que ALI realizamos.
"Asistimos a una conferencia
de coordination Medica en- ayu-
da de Espana, celebrada en- Pa
rfs ell pasado A de julio.
"Todos los acuerdos que ALI
Sc tomaron fueron aprobados
por 2 Delegates de la Cruz Ro-
ia E~spanola.
"El DR.. Barsky supervise la
obra de los hospitales america
nos, pero estos Sc italian ba5o
las 6rdenes del gobierno, que los
Gambia de sitio seg1n las nees-
Shades de Ia guerra,
"Donativos ha recibido ell Bu-
reau de muchos grupos de TODD
ell pals, incluyendo a sociedades
y colectividades espanolas o his
piano. americans. I'm importan
tie donativo nos fue hecho por
las Sociedades Confederadas de
New York y por grupos del es-
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w. J. B1VENs


Este senior, secretario de la
junta electoral, quiere ser i'm
parcial Y al mismo tempo ha-
Ger polftica.
Parece tener 81 la intenci6n
de que unos cuantos clubs, sin
verdadero arraigo en- la opinion
pdblica, ~escojan los candidates
y los impongan al pueblo.
lPor que no anuncian su can
didatura para algo, bajo sus pro
pios meritos, y renuncia a la Sc
cretaria?
81 quiere ser impartial, 10 pri
nero que debe hacer es no So
mar con la Comisi6n y la Carta
y despues medir a todas las per-
sonas con la misma vara.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
La Campana Politica
Ell Comite en- favor del GobiernO
Representation

Aver Sc efectu6 I'm almuerzo
en- Ell Hotel Hillsborough para
nombrar ell Comite Executive
del Club en- favor de la forma
representative para ell gobierno
municipal.
Fue electo presidente Ell dis
|tinguido comerciante Sr. E. H.
Folk, con w. E. Sullivan, de VIZ
cepresidente; F. M. Traynor, Sc
gundo vice, Y H. H. Clifford, Sc
cretario.
Ell comite executive qued6 in
degrade con los senores siguien-
ties: R. Y. Moye, F. T. Blount,
II. Dawson, Thomas T. Simmon
Sra. w. s. Hotchkiss, Ambro :
sio v. Davis, Domingo Ferlita,
Fred Antuono Sra. Harry Ho :
ward, A. B. Chapman, Henry
Palermo, Victoriano Manteiga;
John Dfaz, Jose Glamour, Rail
Vega, Rocco Marsicano, Ben s.
Berger, D. D. Murrell, Jose Els
c~alante, Robert D. Walker, Cur
It's C. Carlton, DR.. E. Cooper
Myers, r. w. Maund, Sra. G.
C. Goff, w. S. Sheppard, Jose
Cosio, C. w. Cannon, C. G. Sua
rez, C. G. Coleman v Abelardo
Cigarran.
Ell Comite que escogi6 a ese
Comite Executive estaba com :
puesto por los Sres. C. e. Holt
singer, Charles E. Silva, B. T..
Blount, Domingo Ferlita, F. M.
Traynor, Victoriano Manteiga,
r. 7. Joughin, w. S. Sheppard,
Rail Vega, Paul d. Cochran, H.
III. Clifford v Leon s. Cain.
NADIA Sc acord6 aver en- rela-
ci6n con la Carta y la Comisi6u
pero la organization Sc continue
"a de modo que Ell enemigo CO.
nun no pueda atacar en- la som
bra.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

trato de compra y Sc acordo
mandar TODD Ell diHero por con-
ducto de la comision. que Ell Co
nombrara recientemente
en- New York. Firmaron Ell con-
tfato Jose Martinez, Mariana
Rodriguez Y A. Simmons.
Las ambulancias llevaran IN
la parte exterior, en- tngles
espanol, estas palabras: "A Va
Cruz Roia Espanola. Cnft9
Popular Dema8tico d~Soco-
rro a Espabahba.
Eel Bureau Medico embarcarA
las amhulancias y las entregara
en- Albacete a la Cruz Rojae.
Antes de ser emharcadas sc
tcmaran varias fot grafias, ell
New York, Y con las ambVlan-
cias Sc retratl q la comisi6n
que ALI lepreWnta a Tampa,
Sres. jose MeSendez, Santiago
Tsmargo, Suarez Y Ra
mon Rodriguez
~ WLU
FL Cemite accfd6 reunirse de
nuevo ell microbes para consi-
derar la indication he ha por
Sherman en- favor del Hospital
sNRuedas.
Tefminado ell acto Sc obse-
qui6 a visitante con una cena,
n e@afe America, pagada por
los bolsillos de los miembros
del Comite.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
La Cultural

La Cultural
Celebrara un bale matinee,
ell Dia de los Trabajadores, la
Association Benefica v Cultural
del Centre Obrero.
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AniversdaiO

AniVersGrio
va esta TODD listo para la fies
ia de Aniversario de la Logia
Hijos de Italia, que Sc efectua-
ra ell dia Is, en- ell moderno edi-
ficio de las Logias Unidas.
I'm programa ha sido prepa-
RADIO bajo la direction del Sr.
Paul Longo, venerable de la La
gia v un hombre de ideas libe-
rales.
Ademas de la parte literaria,
que Sc empezara a cumplir a las
2 de la noche, Sc efectuara I'm
bale para regocijo de la juven-
tud.
Sc bailara hasta las IL de La
noche.
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Enfermo

Enfermo
Sc encuentra enfermo, aun :
que no de gravedad, nuestro es-
timado amigo ell Sr. Jose Vaz-
ouez, segundo vicepresidente de
la sociedad Centre Espanol.
Vazquez sirvi6 de tesorero de
la comisi6n de hacienda del Sub
comite de ambulancia y realizo
una obra meritoria.
Por su pronto restablecimien
to hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
La obra incansable de la retaguardia de lamp
Sc firmo un c~ontrato para la compra de una
ambulancia grande y tres pequenas

Una importantisima junta ce
lebr6 anoche ell Comite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Els :
pafa, Preside jose Martinez,
con Albert Simmons en- la sc :
cretaria, por ausencia de Pedro
Ramirez Moya, que asistia a u
ma junta del Comite Consultivo.
DID cuenta ell presidente de
haberse hecho un giro de 10000
pesos a la Cruz Roja Espanola,
quedando en- GAIA, con 10 recau
dado en- esta semana $2,596.65.
Present6 Martinez al Sr. John
secretario del Bureau
Medico de Eyuda a la Democra-
cia Espanola.
Albert Simmons traduce Y
Sherman dice: Siento no poder
hablar ell espanol, pero estoy e
guro de que con la ayuda del In
terprete ustedes me entenderan
perfectamente.
"Desde hace cinco meses VEN
go visitando ciudades en- TODD
ell pals v he podido hablar con
grupos, mayores y memories, so
hre la obra q. en- Espana Sc rea-
liza. Aquf estimo que Ell interes
es mas hondo Y mas sincere
porque muchos de ustedes tie
men familiares y amigos en- Es-
pafa.
"Les TRAGIC un saludo del DIR.
Barsky jefe de uno de nuestros
hospitales en- Espana, que Sc en-
cuentra de vista en- los Estados
Unidos. Ell ha traido del pueblo
espanol un saludo para ell pue-
bio americana y la seguridad de
que los milicianos derramaran
hasta la Ultima gotta de sangre,
81 es necesario, antes de some
terse a la negra dictadura fas-
cista.
"Todos los comites del pals,
incluyendo los de New York, Sc
hallan enterados de la obra que
ustedeS realizan en- favor de
Espaha.
"He venido a Tampa para
hacer los arreglos finales So
bre la compra de las ambulan-
cias, pero antes voy a hablar-
les unos mintuos de la obra que
ell Bureau Medico realiza.
"Tenemos en- los Estados u
nidos mas de 40 comites v has
ia ell presente hemos mandado
equipo y medicinas con un va
Tor superior a $3.50, 600. En- seis
meses de vida hemos creado seis
hospitales, dos en- la extrema
vanguardia, dos a corta distan-
|cia de las lfneas y des en- la reta-
guardia. La asistencia primera
Sc da a los heridos en- los hospi-
tales de su vanguardia, despues
Sc les pasa a los otros seg1in su
estado.
"Nuestro personal en- Espa-
ma Sc compone de 1O1 m&dicos,
enfermeras, tecnicos, ayudan-
ties, ch6feres, etc., con un total
de IS ambulancias. Ell personal
en- ell frente Sc halla en- c~onstan-
tie peligro de muerte. La metra-
la fascista destruy6 dos de
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
Ell picnic de la Orden
CabGUero de la Lux

III pJcUIc ne va OTUeW
Caballero de la Luz
Esta gran fiesta Sc verificara
ell dfa % de agosto, en- Ell parque
de La Columna.
Armenia por momentos la
venta de tickets, deseando to-
dos cooperar al exito de esta
prestigiosa Orden.
Representations de 40 y mas
miembros de esta Orden han We
nido asistiendo a las fiestas de
las principles sociedades Y 10 :
gias latinas.
Ell amor con amor Sc paga, el
Picnic del dia % culminara en-
exito resonante.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
Para ell Microbes

A causa de la lluvia no pudo
celebrarse anoche, en- ell Centre
Espanol, la Importance junta di
rectiva extraordinaria que Sc
habia convocado.
Sc verificara Ell microbes,
con la asistencia de las princi-
pales secciones, incluyendo las
de damas.
Estan va impresos los billetes
de entrada.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

tado de Vermont Charleston.
wSV Va. %Cieveland y Santa Fe,
'Nrevo Mejico&
Como resultado 0sus expe-
rie1cias en- ell frente,$ Dc
ha t@ido un plan que
AoAsiste en- mansEl la,
Yen septiembre, un hospitaf so
bre ryedas.
"se c~opra este hospital
mq1i3le N~ssasesi0nes
3 rayos - acia, taller de
repaFaciones, cdSina, etl.
Las tiendas de esta hospital
Sc construiran a pryeba de ba-
las y podran capAarse facil-
ments. AdegssGe eqripo del
Hospital tdas, ira IN per
sona %irujano jefe: dos
ciru3aa64dantes, ssis ea<r-
meres, unecnico y un mccain,
co. c. - $4,000. "Tenemos
Me levantar Ell dinero para la
primera .seAhana de saaSRmbre
y me atNo a solicitarve uste-
DIES cooperation para esta O.
bra. Para la guerra son necesa
rios hombres, municiones, ali
mentos, medicinas y asistencia
medica.
La moral de las tropas decae
cuando ell soldado sabe que no
va a tener la propia asistencia.
Afortunadamente en- Espana sc
ma dado a los heridos la mejor
a~sistencia possible y ell soldado
tiene fe en- sus medicos. Con Ia
pronta y adecuada asistencia
han sido salvadss miles de he
ridos, muchos de los cuales es-
tan de nuevo en- ell frente.
Nosotros les habiamos aeon
sejado a ustedes, por medic de
! cartas Y telegramas eel comprar
una ambulancia grande v seis
chassis. Ahora, con nuevas no.
ticias, les pedimos que d~esistan
de adquirir los chassis v que
en- cambio compren: Una
ambulancia grande, de $1,000
tres ambulancias pequenas, de
$3.50 cada una; equipo de
Glen pesos para cada ambulan-
ella, con un valor de $500; fle-
tie de la ambulancia grande,
1915, y de cada una de las CHI
cas-, 400. I'm total de $685. 90.
Cuando ell Sr. Sherman ter
min6 de hablar, ell Sr. Victoria
no Manteiga propuso que Sc ad
QHiriera ell equipo por 81 reco-
mendado y secundaron la pro-
posici6n Mariana Rodriguez y
Benjamin Blanco. Sometida al
vote Sc aprob6 por unanimidad.
Mr.. Sherman redact6 TN con-
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
BUEN ALIVIO
del estrenimiento por ur
BUEN LAXANTE

Muchas personals obtienen aiivio
tan refrescante tomando Black
Draught para ell estrehimiento, que
10 prefieren a todos los laxantes v
recomiendan a sus amigos que 10
prueben. Black raught esta hecho
de hojas y rafces de plantas. No en-
torpece la digestion, mas estimula ell
intestine inferior para que alivie Ell
estrenimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
Function de beneficio

FMnca0n de b~enefSca0
En- Ell teatro Broadway Sc We
rificara hoy una function extra
ordinaria a beneficio de los en-
pleados en- huelga de los teatros
Ritz, Casino y Royal.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
NOTAS. N(IME

Sc compone ell programa de
dos parties, sexbibiendose en- la
la cinta Bank Alarm
estreno en- Tampa, y en- la Sc
gunda "Ritnf6 en- las Nubes,'
con Patricia Ellis.
Conrado Nagel es ell protago'
nista de "Alarma EN- Ell Banco''.
Patrocinan esta fiesta varios
clubs, entire ellos YboS City
Boosters Y Hetaireia.
La entrada costara Is centa-
vos a las personas mayores.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

EjecutiV0
Aver por la tarde Sc reuni6
Ell comite executive de la CANA
ra de Concrete de Ybor.s
Harry Wilderman inform6 so
bre la posibilidad de traer a
Ybor City, en- las practicas del
ano que viene, Ell club Roches-
ter, de la Liga International.
Sc lie escribira una carta a csc
club inquiriendo sobre las con-
diciones que requiere.
Todo indica que en- la pr6xi-
ma ~primavera Ell parque de
Ybor City sera un centric depor
two de gran importancia.