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Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Oct IS (UP)-
Eighteen issues gained, five show
ed losses and 10 were unchanged
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
today. Volume approXimated 10000
shares.
Central Investment was unchang-
ed at 25: Pacific Finance common
up 29s at 1165s; Pacific Indemnity
up = at 90; Tran samerica up :
at 1873; Hancock Oil up Is at 21B
Richfiled up \ at 584.
Republic Petroleum was up Is at
5as; Standard of California was
down i at 50. Union Oil up l at
21; Berky and Gay Furniture un-
changed at IA: Claude Neon up
Ia at So Emsco equipment up 3
at 10; Lockheed up Is at IA.
Manasco Manufacturing was un-
changed at 1@; Sampson PFD un--
changed at 23s; Yosemite Portland
Cement PFD down Il at 3h for a
newolw; Edison common up x at
201a; Edison per cen PFD UP 4
al 26l2; Edison PFD unchanged at
24iA
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. Oct IS CUP)-
Trading was m oderate to slowwith
prices about steady
Aspara gus: Imperial Valley fey
regal 17-17 y lb. regal 1915 = c. fey
std 11-12c. local fey 10-12c.
Cabbage: local cannonball. best
1885 crate. Red cabbage 60-75c
Guadalupe fair soc.
Cantaloupes: local HB'S std era
ties 24S to 36S 25-40c. Imperial Val
ley std crates 12S 75c. Jumbo 1SS
best S1.O0-S1.25; 36S 90s1.00.
Lettuce: Lompoc dry pack 4 doz
S5-S1.00; doz 75-3Oc. Guadalupe
and Santa Maria As fair 1850.
dozen $3.50. San Luis Obispo m ost-
ly S1.00.
Peas: Pismo-Oceano fair SIC.
Squash: local white summer lug
65-75c. Imperial Valley and Goa.
chella Valley 65-75c. Italian loca
65-75c. Imperial and Coachella Val
ley 65-75. San Diego co. best 75-85c
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
FIVE LOYOLA
FOOTBALL STARS
ARE SUSPENDED

LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. (UP)-
Dismissal from Loyola college OF
five varsity football players left
the Lions squad badly crippled to-
day for the game with University
of San Francisco here Sunday.
The Rev. Charles A. McQuillan,
S. j., president, said the players
were dismissed for 'infractions of
university rules" They repeatedly
left the campus without permission
to spend a night at one of the play
ers home.
The five were: Bella Andorka,
Lorain, Ohio, Tackle; Arl Hoveland,
Minneapolis, end; Bill Magee, San
Juan Capistrano, Calf, tackle re-
garded as one of the Pacific Coasts
best linesman; John Polich, Hib-
bing, Mimi, end; Bob Zwank, Mad
ison, Wis, tackle.
Zwank and Hoveland additional
" play basketball and Polich is an
ice hockey star.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
L. 4. CHAINS
CHICAGO GRAINS

wheat market developed case of
"jitters" On the Chicago board of
trade today after starting strong
lY on the news of a decrease in
marginal requirements for long
traders in the stock market.
At the close. wheat was 4 10 y
cent higher, corn y cent lower TO
* cent higher, and oats unchanged
TO r cent higher.
Shortly after the start, pressure
Of quick profit-taking developed
and wheat prices started backward.
Corn trading was mixed. A ship
ping interest was credited with
purchases of December and sale Of
May at 1 y cents difference. Some
Of the December buying was short
covering.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Central High Lineup Changes Loom
Bench Warming g
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

Letters, addressed to the football
contest editor, have poured into
the PoSt-Press office this week
asking why there were thirteen
games listed in this weeks contest
instead of the usual twelve.
The answer to that question could
be made into a long story but
the Bench Warmer can explain the
situation in a few words.
Thus far in the season the Bench
Warmer has been noted for his
ability to pick losers instead of
winners. OF course b.w. is not
superstitious but thirteen games
might bring a change of luck. Any
way the selections can not be more
inaccurate SO here are this week S
winnerS-all thirteen of them.
Holtville high school, boasting its
strongest team since the days of
the redoubtable Red Morgan, will
defeat Coach Taylor'S luckless
Spartans by a score of 1877. The
Vikings will score in the first period
and in the last.
Calexico high school. rallying be-
hind the brilliant running Of web
ster and the passing of Mendoza.
will provide the big upset of the
valley league season by trouncing
Coach Erskine's Wildcats, TO
Southern California's Trojans. still
vainly trying to figure out Just
what makes California's Bears click.
will exc out a one touchdown win
over Washington State.
Santa Clara will keep its record
clear with 20-6 triumph over Mar
quette in an important intersec-
tional game. and California's new
wonder team" will whip their
little brothers from U.CL.A. But
the score will be close.
Stanford, recovering from a slow
start, will upset the applicant of
Oregon State by 40 score. Dart
mouth will ruin Yale's hope for a
perfect season with two touchdowns
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Armstrong Rated
FavOrite Over
PeteY SarrOn

NEW YORK, Oct. 28. U.P)-Cham-
pion Petey Sarron of Birmingham
Ala, and Henry Armstrong of Los
Angeles, scheduled light limbering
up exercises today in preparation
for their 15-round featherweight
title bout tomorrow night in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Armstrong is expected to enter
the ring a 81 favorite. The west
coast Negro weighed only 127%
pounds after his final heavy work.
out and will have only IL pounds
to lose before the weighing in.
Sarron, natural featherweight,
ended his training with 10-round
session that left him at the 1866
pound limit, and he will probably
enter the ring at about 1851.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
KiIrain. VS.. Graves

The serenading cowboy from Long
Beach, Gunner Kilrain, today pre-
dicted victory for himself over
Herman Graves, hard hitting Ell
Centre middleweight, in the main
event tonight at the Ell Centro A.C.
Shaw and who holds victories over
every leading middleweight on the
coast, will change his style of fight
ing when he enters the ring against
the Bomber tonight.
The singing cowboy said he plan
ned to use the same rushing tactics
that brought him two decisive wins
over Johnny Case and a triumph
over Rip Slade.
Graves, who has dropped his
last two fights because he refused
to mix it, will also enter the ring
determined to do some fighting
for the Ell Centre Negro has at last
realized he cannot scare his oppo-
nents into submission, but must
fight for victory.
Manuel Ortiz and Kid Asparza
will clash in the semiwindup and
though Ortiz is heavily favored the
Long Beach battler is slated to give
the valley favorite lots of trouble.
ASparza is sharpshooter and
hits with either fist.
Jimmie Allen, state welterweight
champion, will have his hands full
tonight when he meets frankie Zor-
rita. zorrita puzzled fans with his
peculiar ring behavior in his first
showing here. Tonight he will puz-
zle Allen, and possibly to the extent
that he will trim the valley Negro.
Bobby Hagar, aiming for a shot
at Manuel Ortiz, will meet frankie
Connett tonight and a victory will
clinch for him a chance at Manuel.
Other bouts: JoJo Halman VS..
Pancho Ramirez, Jess Gotta VS.. Don
Mcmahon, Don Mulligan VS.. Victor
Rolls,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Erskine Grays
As Calexico
Battle Nears

Brawley high schools new grid
mentor, Bob Erskine, today turned
two shades grayer as his team
tapered off in its drills for an in
vasion of Calexico Friday night.
Sports experts in the valley con-
tinued to favor the Wildcats by two
touchdowns or more and the Braw-
ley mentor is anything but certain
of victory when his team clashed
with CaleXico Friday.
The Bulldogs will be at full
strength for the first time this
season Friday night and this cou-
pied with the fact that Calexico
will be playing at home will make
the Calexicans tough hurdle in
the path of the pennant-seeking
Wildcats.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
War Admiral
Nav Take Rest

LAUREL. Md, Oct. %. Up)-War
Admiral, undefeatei three year old
champion owned by Samuel D. Rid
die. today was regarded an uncer-
tain starter in the Washington
handicap Saturday, $4,000 closing
day feature.
Trainer George CONWAY refused
to discuss the Man o. War colts
future engagements, but the little
Admiral was not out for exercise
on the muddy track yesterday, and
racing circles believed the Pimlico
Special at Pimlico next Wednesday
would be his next race.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
EYESTON IN TRY
TO SMASH ALL
SPEED RECORDS

BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS.
Utah, Oct. 28 W.P)-Captain George
E. T. Eyston roared down a 13-mile
salt track here today in an effort
to break the worlds land speed
record of 301.13 miles per hour.
Speed which Eyston reached in
his powerful "Thunderbolt" over
the measured mile in the middle
of the stretch was not Immediately
released
He raced from south to north
on the straightaway track. He
then began preparations for the
return trip, which must be made
within an hour if the record is to
be official.
The official speed or the race
will be the average of the two runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
ALLISON SHUNS
PREDICTIONS ON
BOWL CONTEST

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct.
%. (UP)-The experts have
risen as one man to pick Uni
versity of CALIFORNIA; "won-
der team" as an inevitable
Rose Bowl representative, but this
jittery campus-jittery because it
believes the bigger they are the
harder they fall-cries: Don't talk
Rose Bowl to US"
yes, I'll be in Pasadena on New
Years day said Coach Stub Al
lison, whose California supermen
have vanquished six foes on five
consecutive Saturday afternoons.
Il think III be able to take in
the Rose Bowl game. I may have
some business down there and
think it would be a good idea to
drop over and see what's doing in
the Rose Bowl. 1 wonder who's 60
ing to play"
Kenneth Priestly, CALIFORNIA;
graduate manager and the man who
would have most to say regarding
the eastern Rose Bowl contender if
tAAC dlC oCACCNC0s
Rose Bowl game? Never heard
of it. This UCLA game Saturday
is going to be tough. And from then
on the going may be even tougher.
We're concerned mere with next
Saturday, not New Years day"
Asked if he had considered any
of the eastern football teams as
possible Rose Bowl opponents. Prizes
tly said:
"None in particular We all know
the list"
"The list" might include Pitts |
burgh, Alabama, Dartmouth, Bay |
lor, Vanderbilt, Fordham or any |
other team which thus far has turn
ed in impressive season performan-
ces.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Lazzeri Arrives
< For Conference
With Wrigley

CHICAGO, Oct. %. (UP)-Tony
Lazzeri, who retired from the New
York Yankees with splurge in the
recent world series, conferred today
with Owner Phil Wrigley of the
Chicago Cubs about position with
the Cubs in 1888.
Wrigley repeatedly has said Man.
ager Charlie Grimm, who was sign
ed to a one year contract during
the heat of the last National league
campaign, will manage the Cubs
again next season.
He said. however, he was anxious
to have Lazzeri with the Cubs 'in
some capacity"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
ARABS INVADE
PHOENIX FOR
ANNUAL GAME

Ell Centro's revenge seeking Junior
college football team will travel to
Phoenix this weekend to meet a
vastly improved Phoenix junior COL
lege team
The Arabs, who ended a seven
teen game losing streak last week
end when they defeated Yuma
high school. will enter the Phoenix
game decided underdog but Coach
r. r. Taylor was confident the
junior collegians would be able to
upset the touted Bears.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Kamm Released
From Missions

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28. W,P)-
Willie Kamm, manager OF the Coast
league Mission club for the past two
seasons, has been released, it was
announced here today by Joe Bear
wald, president of the club. His
release was in line with new plans
for the club now that it has been
established definitely that it will
make its home in Hollywood instead
of here next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
DUBSKY TO DO PUNTING
FOR HUSKIES

SEATTLE, Oct %. WP)-Coach
Jimmy Phelan announced Joe Dub
sky. sophomore .halfback, will han
die University of Washington's punt
ing in the Huskies' game Saturday
with the University of Idaho. The
Huskies were weak in punting the
first half of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
SALINAS PACKERS
ROUT HOLLYWOOD
.ALL-STARS 80 TO

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Oct. 28
(UP)-The Salinas Packers profess
sional football team beat the Holly
wood All-Stars 32-7 last night.
Hugh Sill, former st. Mary's star.
made the losers only score in the
third period.
The game was benefit, sponsored
by the Native Sons of Hollywood.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
BRAWLEY STATE
FROSH TO MIX
SATURDAY MITE

Brawley's powerful junior COL
lege football team will defend it's
perfect record Saturday night
against San Diego State College
freshmen in the Brawley athletic
field.
The Warriors boast one of the
strongest teams in the history of
the school and will be favored in
their game against the State college
yearlings Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

LOS ANGELES, Oct. % W.P)-
University of Southern California
was en- route to Pullman, Wash,
today with the condition of Gene
Hibbs, first string end, doubtful.
HibbS was not in uniform at yes
terday's practice session Coach
Howard Jones planned to stop over
today at Fresno, where the 40
Trojans were to go through a light
workout.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

FRESNO, Oct. %. U.p - Edgar
Dack, last years freshman quarter
back. and Bob Hanson, Taft Junior
college transfer, will start in the
Bulldog tilt with Chico State COL
lege here Saturday. They were
given starting positions because two
regulars were injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 28 CU)-
L, A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Oct % up
Hogs 25, steady; few grain fed 8.
25-9.50.
Cattle 100. holdoyers 639 Slow,
steady; few medium steers at 8;
Mexicans 5.75-7.40; medium to good
fed heifers 7.35-8.40; grass heifers
yes LOO. hoIdoyers 307 Slow,
steady; range yealers to 9.75; cal
yes 7-S.
Sheep none. holdover 207. Steady
common TO medium lambs SO:
common to medium ewes 2-3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

utes had pushed over two touch
downs. one on a blocked kick.
Holtville high schoolers, accord
ing to Coach Pete walker. will enter
the game Friday night with their
varsity lineup intact.
This coupled with the Viking
win over Calexico high school will
make the Walkermen an outstand-
ing favorite to take the decision
over El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2

LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. W.P)-
Coach Bill Spaulding of UCLA.
today was still without a definite
lineup for Saturdays encounter with
mighty California after assigning
the fullback post to Billy Bob
Williams, hero of last years Bruin-
Bear tussle. Williams replaced
Schell, who had had trouble with
his neck all season. Spaulding in
dicated he would probably make
other changes in the lineup before
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

worries increased.
The Spartan varsity Scrimmaged
the third string IN i0-minute
drill and failed to gain more than
twenty yards in the entire scrim-
mage. And there were times when
the third stringers backed them
down the field.
Taylor then dismissed the first
stringers to the south end of the
field to run signals and brush up
on their assignments on a group
of new plays to be used against
the Vikings
The second string opened up an
offensive drive against the third
stringers and after twenty min
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

Stub Allison said his varsity team
would not scrimmage again before
the U.CL.A. game at Los Angeles
Saturday. The squad of 38 men
will leave for the south Friday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Markets At
A Glance

stocks higher in active trading.
Bonds irregularly higher; L. $.
government issues irregularly low
er.
: Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton firm at moderate gains.
Wheat up y to Is cent; corn Il
lower to / higher.
Rubber higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Second Stringers Show
Power in Prep Session
For Viking Tilt Friday

changes III the nigh school starting lineup loomed
reviewed the showing his varsity eleven
in yesterday afternoons practice session.
Hoe high the Ell Centre stadium Friday
night game Taylors
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
STANFORD UNIVERSITY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct.
26. U.R)-Coach Tiny Thornhill has
decided on his starting lineup for
Stanford's Saturday game. Those
named were Stone and willard,
ends: Anderson and zagar, tackles;
Ferko and Dakan, guards; Tsout-
souvas or Calvelli, center: Paulman,
Ledeboer. Coffis and Groves, backs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Oct % CUP)-
Hens, Legnorn,. 30 oH IDS. lac
Hens, Leghorns, to A lbs. lac
Hens, Leghorns, over lbs. llc
Htns, colored. 3A TO 4 lbs. .... s5c
Hens over 4 lbs. . 26c
Broilers, over I up 10 I12 lbs. ..zoc
Broilers, over IA and up 20
"a lbs. 49,. Soc
Fryers, Leghorhr. over "a aid
up to lbs. .........,.. 20c
Fryers, 215 up to 31a lbs. ...,.~ &c
Fryers, colored, over 3A 80. &c
Roasters, soft bone, Itner than
Rocks, 3ia lbs. and up -. 24c
AIRED Rocks over lbs. -. 24c
Stays 15c
Old Roosers 12c
DuckIinps, over AZ lbs ..... lie
Ducklings, under 412 lbs. go. lac
Old Ducks ,............ lie
Geese ............... ...... 16c
Young Tom Turkeys. 15 lbs. to
1S lbs. ................. 15c
Young Tom Turkeys, over 18 lbs. &c
Hen Turkeys, 9 lbs and up -. zoe
Old Tom Turkeys .............. 16c
Old Hen Turkeys l6c
Squads, ii lbs. per doz. and up. 28c
Capons, under 7 lbs.. 24t
Capons. 7 lbs. and up. p............ .25c
Rabbits, No. l white 3ls lbs ..1oe
to ~ lbs. -.....-..........
Rabbits, mixed colors ....... 13c
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
COTTON
NEW YORK Oct %

NEW YORK. Oct 20 (UP)
ton futures closed barely steady.
Open High Low Close
Jan S16 SIG 500 SOFT
Mar 813 S14 SOC 807-0S
Nav S13 S15 804 80708
July SIS SIS sos 806T
oct G938) S22 S24 S16 S16T
Dec 81S $50 SO9 el3
Spots steady; middling S33; sales
none.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

Thirteen games. especially. for
those prognosticators who want a
change in their luck, have been
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
FLAX

L. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES. Oct 2s up
'Iransamtrtca .......... liz .12h
Security First Natl go. No quote
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

listed in this weeks contest. Enter
your selections before Friday at 7
pm.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

liza, con ell fin de organizar al
go que mande a Espana una
mayor cantidad de comesti :
bles.
JESUS Fernandez Diaz pro-
puso que fueran agregados
tambien los presidentes de las
Secciones de Intereses, Y asi sc
acord6.
La junta con esos presiden-
ties de Secciones, en- ell Centre
Obrero, Sc verificara ell mier-
coles. -
Asisrleron a la junta de ano-
che, ademas de los va nombra
dos, Ricardo Sierra, Jose d6-
pei, Gumersindo del Vale.
Joaquin Echevarria, S. Coma
lez, Aurelio Prado, JESUS del
Rio, Ramonin Rodriguez, Do
mingo Robes, Pedro Blanco,
Arturo Alvarez, Jose Branas y
Jose Perez.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
LA GACETA

Auxilio, que tienen a su cargo
la venta, hacen saber que toda
ell dinero que Sc recaude p0f
la venta de flores Sc invertira
integro en- favor de los ninos
de Espana.
La iniciativa de las damas
ha sido muy elogiada, por
cuanto revela sus nobilisimos
sentimientos.
Ell resto del dinero que pro
duzca la fiesta, segun va he
mos dicho, Sc gastara EN- adaui
rir nuevas y modernas canas
para ell sanatorio del Baysho-
re Boulevard.
FL exito social Y monetario
esta asegurado. Bien 10 mere
cen elias, que laboran con alb
soluto desinteres.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
Ell Arbol de Navidad

Sobre la fiesta del Arbol de
Navidad en- ell parque de Yhor
City, en- honor de los ninos lei
tinos, Sc verificara hoy una I'M
portante reunion.
Ell primer donativo para es-
ia fiesta 10 hizo Casimiro Her
nandez, uno de los duenos del
restaurant Columbia, Ell gran
establecimiento, y Ell segundo
10 hizo ell propio restaurant.
Ofrecieron tambi6n DONATE
vos ell Davis Causeway, por
conducto de Ben Davis; John
ny Dfaz, la ferretenia Spicola
y otros e~stablecimientos.
Hasta la mahana de hoy se
contaba con ell siguiente dine
no para la adQuisici6n de u :
quotes:
Casimiro Hernandez ..$25. 90
Restaurant Columbia 5000
Davis Causeway
Johnny Dfaz
Ferreterfa Spicola 1000
Lido Cafe ...~-- 500
Bodega de Pardo 800
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
.Tierra de Espana"

Altamente conmovedora Ia
p~elieula "Tierra de Espaha,"
que anoche Sc exhibiera en- ell
Ritz.
Ernest Hemingway tuvo ell
buen gusto de combinar la o.
bra de los trabajadoros, en- ell
campo, con los efectos de la
guerra desencadenada por los
traidores y ell fascismo inter
nacional.
FL trabajador cultiva ahora
Ia TERRA, que es suya para ayu-
dar a sus hermanos en- guerra.
Los campos ~quemados por ell
sol empiezan a cultivarse con ell
auxilio del aqua traida del rio.
La obra del fascismo en- Ma
drid, con toda su repugnancia,
Sc aprecia bien en- esta p~elicula.
"Tierra de Espana" sc lleva-
"a hoy al teatro Royal, de West
Tampa, y sera traida de nuevo
a Ybor, para ell teatro Casino,
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
Junta Extraordinaria del
Comits Popular Democratico

Atendiendo un telegrama re
cibido aver de la Cruz Roja
Espanola, pidiendo leche con-
1ensada Y legumbres secas, Sc
reuni6 anoche, en- junta extra
ordinaria, ell Comite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Es-
pana.
Preside Jose Martinez, &C
tuando interinamente de secre
tario ell joven Manuel Garcia,
Jr.
Informo Martinez de la vi
sta hecha por Mariana Rodrl-
guez, Moya y Ell al presidente
del Centre Espanol, Sr. Ramon
Fernandez Rey, con motive de
%necesitar ell Comite $4,000 pa
IA completar $4,000 e lnvertir
los en- leche y l%egumbres.
Surgi6 un debate sobre e}
particular y una comisi6n fue
nombrada para hablar con ell
embajador de Espana e inqui-
rir de Ell datos con referencia
al embarque de where's.
Don Fernando hizo presen-
tie que en- Madrid y otros luga-
res de Espana los comestibles
son ahora muy necesarios, con
motive del invierno.
Acord6 .el Comite aprobar
las gestiones hechas en- princi-
pic por Martinez, Rodriguez y
Moya.
Ademas, Sc aprob6 ell adqui-
rir la leche Y las legumbres
por medic de los corredores
que las fabricas tienen en- Tam
pa, situando ell c~argamento a
disposition de la subcomisi6n
que, existe en- New York.
Para entrevistarse con los
corredores y hacer las gestio-
mes necesarias fueron nombra
dos Francisco Juan Escobio,
Victoriano Manteiga y Manuel
Garcia, Jr.
A proposition de Mariana
Rodriguez Sc acord6 lamar en-
consulta a los presidentes de
las Secciones de Recreo de las
Sociedades Centre Espanoi,
Centre Asturiano, Cfrculo Gu
bano, Unione Italiana y La TIA
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
N~OMBRAMIENTO Dis CAB
BY STREET PARA LA d.
REGION DE LOS BROWN

Ell nombramiento de Gabby
Street para director de los
Browns de San Luis deja a
Babe Ruth fuera de cabana pa
ra la temporada de 1888.
Ruth aspiraba a la direction
de un team Y algunos Periods
tas opinaban que seria llamado
por ell San Luis.
Ell nombramien1o de Street
cubre la dnica vacante, dredan-
do nuevamente defraudadas las
aspiraciones del exrey de los
"jonrroneros."
Hizo la designation de Cab
by, estimando ''que Ruth IS un
hombre demasiado grande para
la reorganization de I'm team"
ell presidente Donald L. Barnes.
"Es cierto, declare ell nuevo
director, que ell team necesita al
gunos cambios; pero 70 procu-
rare vigorizarlo, utilizando el
material disponible."
La gaceta., 1937-11-30


de la ley de negtralidad que
MEGA sus derechos al gobier-
no democratico de Espana Y
da igual consideration al agre
SCR que al agredido.
Sabemos de su amor por la
democracia y la paz Y espera-
mos una rapida modification
de la actitud Official hacia la
Republica Espanola.
"Centro Espanol, Centric As
turiano, Caballeros Leales de
America"
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
LA ORRA DE LA
OLA DE TAMPA
Las Mujeres

Las Mujeres
Las companeras de la Conf
sion Auxiliar celebraron aver
una importante reunion, EN- ell
Centre Obrero.
Estan dando forma tangible
a su organization Y a la junta
de anoche respondieron mas
de 60 senoras y senoritas de
Ybor City y West Tampa.
Probablemente establese-
ran una quota mensual de 10
centavos.
La Comision tratara de man
dar una GAIA de ropa, por 10
menos, todos los meses.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

Los Lecheros
Son muy pocos los lechcroS
que contribuyen para ell Conf
te Popular Democratico de So
zorro a Espana.
Serfa muy necesario que e.
sos companeros, muchos de
ellos espanoles, Sc pusieran en-
disposition de contribuir para
la causa de la humanidad Y la
Rep1blica Espanola.
Hasta ahora, que sepamos,
solo cuatro han hecho donati-
vos en- differences ocasiones.