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Evening star., 1937-09-09
Better Trade Me-
Dir Tells Cards

Ey the Associated Press.
ct. LOUIS. September s.-Branch
Hickey started it-now Jerome
Herman Dean wants to finish 1t.
And wheh the Dizzy one SAYS
finish, he refers to his connections
with Messrs. Breadon and Rickey's
Gas House Gang.
Last night the Cardinals general
manager suggested that old Dig,
who has won 13 games and lost 10
in the current campaign, take a
year off "as a tonic" and build
up his base ball morale"
IF that's the way they feel about
me, it would be better If they let
me CO." Diz countered when he
heard about 1t in Chicago after
losing to the Cubs. Il think three
or four clubs could use me.
Il may not be doing so good now.
but I'll be o. X. by next season, and
can't see any reason for layin' of
a year"
Evening star., 1937-09-09
NET QUEEN UPSET
BY LAUGHING GIRL
Champions Daughter Raj
lies to Defeat Alice Marble.
Mems Leaders Pressed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Septem-
- Der 9.-For today, at least
there is a new star twinkling
Il in the American tennis firma-
ment-chubby, honey -colored Doro-
thy (Dodo) Bundy of Santa Monica
Calf
There is some reason to fear that
Dorothy's light may be extinguished
when she encounters Anita Lizana,
the slick little senorita. from Chile.
in the semi-flnals of the national
championships tomorrow, but her up
set victory over Champion Alice Mar
bic yesterday may gain her No. l
ranking.
Dodo, the daughter of two cham
pions, Tom and May Sutton Bundy.
and first cousin of another, johnny
Doeg, has arrived, as she proved yes
terday when she fought off a match
point in the second set and went on
to win like thoroughbred, Is,
IS, 81.
Here is a sweet, unaffected little
girl with a bright ribbon holding
down mop of golden ringlets and a
disconcerting habit of laughing out
loud right on the court whenever she
takes the notion. She is al and has
been playing tennis ever since she
can remember, but she doesn't look
or act her age. Tennis, she con-
tends, is fun.
Mother Is DOdo's Coach.
LOVE to play" she said, twinkling.
II think it's environment, though,
more than it is heredity I've been
playing my mother, father and three
Nothers always. My mother always
has been my coach and still is the only
one I have.
A lot of folks, incidentally, still
think that Dodos mother was the
greatest player women's tennis has
seen. She came back to win one
championship, the Southern Califor-
MIA, IS years and four children after
she had won it the first time.
Johnny Doeg, son Of another of the
Sutton sisters, was almost as excited
over Dorothy's victory as was Doro-
thy herself.
Maybe we'll have another champion
yet" beamed the big left-hander, who
retired at the top Of his game to at
tend to business. Last time 1 saw
her couple Of years ago she was Just
= kid. Now look at her"
In the mems division Gottfried Won
Cramm and Bobby Riggs got scared
silly before they pulled through to
the semi-finals. The German star was
two-one down in sets to Bryan Grant.
Jr., Of Atlanta before he finally set
to work and took his diminutive rival
apart.
Riggs Staying Qualities Tell.
ROBBY RIGGS dropped the first two
sets Of his match with angular
Charley Hare Of England, but his stay
ing qualities and all-around strokins
equipment enabled him to take the
next three. Anita Lizana scarcely
drew a deep breath in trimming Mrs.
Marjorie Van Ryn.
The semi-flnal bracket was due to
be completed in four more matches
today, two in each division. Don
Bulge, wading through the field from
the top of the draw, met Joe Hunt.
national junior champion, and Frankie
Parker faced Johnny van Ryn. Helen
Jacobs and Jadwiga Jedrzej jowska. re-
spectively, we're expected to dispose of
the last of the British delegation. Kav
6tammers and Mary Hardwick.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Can't Miss This
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

n YEW YORK, September g.
M Your old pal, Slip Madigan,
Y st. Mary's coach, can't see
a how he'll miss this year
The day practice opened, Slip
played a little poker in the equip
ment room while the athletes were
dressing +. He made a one card
draw to royal flush and con-
nectedl Slip held the ace.
King. jack and ten Of hearts and
caught the queen of hearts on the
draw.
Most fighters taboo alcohol while
training. but Marcel Thil. the
French middleweight, takes a glass
OF vine with his lunch and another
with his dinner.
Anybody who can kick is welcome
70 try out in the North Carolina
state backneld One Chicago
Evening star., 1937-09-09

" MY hIIOChUuI UFtI NII
Braddock. After beating Farr I will
fight Schmeling the following Septem-
Der for the title, as Schmeling will
wallop Louis"
1t has been sometime since
anybody took such pains to out
line so complete and orderly a
schedule but it begins to look
as If Br. Baer's historical back
ground has been neglected.
theoretically, Max seems to have
something there, as they say in our
set, but things never work out system
atlcally in boxing, even now, in the
wake OF Mr. Michael STRAUSS Jacobs
promise to give Schmeling the next
Evening star., 1937-09-09
KuheI Seen on Way Out.

HARRIS doesn't say so. but Kuhel
Is not likely to be a National next
year. The tip-off is that Bucky
thought Wasdell may have made an
outflelder. 1t is established quite be-
yond argument that Washington al
ready has far too many left-handed
hltters in the lineup. With Almada.
Lewis, Travis, Stone, Myer, WasdeIl
and Kuhel playing at the same time
eight of Harris nine regulars would be
leit-handed swingers at the plate and
q potentially joyful array to anv
southpaw pitcher worth his salt in the
majors.
Neither Bucky, nor any other man.
ager, would want to make an out
neider OF Wasdell If he intended In
nave Kuhel, another left-handed hit
Ter, on first base When the trade
winds begin to blow this Winter it is
pretty safe bet to look for Klhers
name to be mentioned prominently in
any talk involving the Griffmen.
Wasden has yet to make good in
1ne majors Even if Jimmy performs
credltably the rest of this season at
nrst base he still will be a gamble
Wasdell, too, can be farmed out again.
II washington can grab right-hand-
ed hitting first baseman in exchange
Tor kuhel, 1t Is almost certain that
Wasdell, who still is a youngster. will
oe sent out for further seasoning.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
COLLINS RETURNS SOON.

CHICAGO, September 8 CR.-
Jimmy RIP" Collins, injured first
naseman Of the Chicago Cubs, says
ne hopes to return to the game within
week after being laid up for a month
due to . fractured bone In his right
ankle,
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Trading Great Tits

Runs batted in-Brucker CO. Two-base
hits-Myer. Travis. Stolen bases-Werber.
Hill. Sacri1ces-Chase. Caster Double
plays-Myer to Travis to Kuhel Brucker
to Amber, Lewis to Myer to Kuhel Left
on Washington z; Philadelphia
Z Base on balls--Of Caster 2; off Chase,
Umpires-Messrs. Ormsby and Moriarty
Tlme-1 AZ. Attendance-3 500.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Homer Standings
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated Press.
Yesterdays homers-Greenberg,
Ilgers, q Gehrig, Yankees, /;
Hartnett, Cubs, /, Myers, Reds, /;
Moore, Bees. / Mccarthy, Giants.
/; Winsett, Dodgers, l.
The leaders-Di Maggie, YAM
ices, 40; Greenberg, Tigers, 35;
0ehr-g, Yankees, 3S; Fox, Red Sox,
55' York, Tigers, 81; OFT, Giants,
so.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Mr.. Baer Pops Off.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

September the
mas lo none OF his chief talent
sten 70 the Coast popof
oy september OF 1888 the world heavyweight
rest on the quxoic brow of Baers big boy - -
AT the Mr. S
referee while waiting
meet Jim Braddock -
l VIII qualify to fight
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he might knock off Jack while
Iunney was supposed to be a
Fancy Dan and LITTLE eISo

Iunney noted this movement care
fully and later, when he wore the
crown, Gene ducked several gentlemen
with ideas and bowed out as un-
defeated champion by cutting up poor
old Tom Heeney.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
TIGERS GRAB PITCHER

DETROIT, September Op).-The
Detroit Tigers have purchased Carl
Doyle. right-handed pitcher. from
Memphis, in the Southern Association.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Sympathy Aroused for Teuton.

-
PROMOTER JACOBS probably was
forced into promising Schmeling
the next shot at Louis crown. Even
since Max fiattened the Brown Bum
mer and then was given the old
heave-ho while Louis was allowed to
fight Braddock and win the title.
terrific amount of sympathy has been
worked up for Schmeling.
The United States howIed
along with Germany and the
native writing boys virtually
liecled Jacobs into sending
Schmeling home with his mind
at ease.
But lot Of things can happen
between now and June, when the
Schmeling-Louis return match is
popularity supposed to be held. There
are plenty of reasons why Jacobs would
prefer Louis on the throne instead of
Schmeling. For one item, Max is a
hard gent with whom to do business.
Secondly, Schmeling is something Of a
run-around specialist himself, and
MIR. Jacobs cannot be sure that Max
wouldn't win the title and then slip
across the seas and let Michael
Strauss twiddle his fingers for a long
and costly period.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Jacobs Will Make Up Mind.

THE chances are that Schmeling
at that, stands a better chance of
fghting and knocking off Louis than
Baer stands of breezing through his
modest schedule. Max says that he
now has left hook and will beat
Braddock with it. Farr. he SAYS. was
on the verge of knockout when thew
fought in England, and Schmeling
reminds Mr.. Baer with righteous pride
is the guy he knocked out a couple
years ago.
1t is noted that Baer said nothing
about his meeting Louis again. In one
breath Max maintains that Louis is
AFRAID OF a punch now and in the next
ne carefully links Schmeling's name
with that of Louis and picks the
German to flatten the hummer again.
The chances are that Old Man
Braddock will have too much
moxie for Baer, but if Jim can't
beat him, Farr probably will
outfumble Baer at Miami.
And the chances are that Jacobs
sent Schmeiing off to Germany again
with a promise and will take his own
sweet time deciding whether he meant
1t or not. Theory, schedule and
boxing don't mix, somehow.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
SECOND GAME.

Run batted in@Sington. Two-haee
hits-Werber Travis (2). Stolen bases
TTInnley, Werber, Double plays-Miliies to
LEWIS; Is Appleton to Wasdell. Left on bases
6alls.Of Appleton. A. off Thomas, >
atfuck 2it CS CSqt~By ,- Appleton 5; by Thomas. i
HSlsSLOh gus Thomas, 9 in 3 innings: off
raSSeo sT naIis-Hayes, Miles. Losing pitcher
Inomas: Umpres-Messrs Moriarty and
Ormsby. Time-I:44 - anu
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Bonura Talk Gets Louder.

SPECULATION throughout most
\ OF the cities in the league links
the name of Zeke Bonura with the
Mats. Now Zeke is confirmed right
handler all the way. He is no Kuhel
Evening star., 1937-09-09

important title crack at Joe Louis.
there are doubling Thomases who
maintain that, instead, the Teuton
will get another dose of the run
around.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Dempsey Did 1t. Too.

\ShMELlNG was one OF those heavy
weights who set the pattern for
present-day runarounds. Max could
not be called pioneer, exactly, for
that sort of business started before
anybody ever heard of Schmeling.
Jack Dempsey was no palooka at
giving the runaround in the days
when Harry Wills was trying to get
crack at the Mauler's title. Dempsey
and Tex Rickard neatly sidestepped
Wills and, instead took on Gene
Tunney, much to their ultimate dis
may.
Wills never was great heavy.
weight but the tip was Isut that
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Dis Deon-Rickey Feud Shades
Wins by Dueling Giants, Cubs;
Ydnks Rise tOsf2.Gaf1e 7 Iend

though he lost, 40. largely because
Of Gabby Hartnett. fve-hitter, isn't
exactly getting your ears pinned
back.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Dose of His Own Medicine.

DOSe OF Ills own Medicine.
HEN Jack Sharkey and Schmelinq
got together and Mr.. Sharkey.
after giving Max a pretty fair going
over for few rounds, tossed a punch
That landed low. Schmeling went
down claimed a foul, and won the
Title very comfortably in a sitting
position.
Promising to give Sharkey a return
match, Schmeling sailed for Ger
many, and Mr.. Jacobs, who was then
comparative nonenity in boxing
must have taken note and learned a
thing about Derr Max.
Anyway, Max did not give
Sharkey another crack. When
Schmeling finally was Iured into
ring for title defense he
elected to fight the late Bill
Stribling in Cleveland.
These threads from the background
OF Schmeling and modern boxing were
Jacobs defense. until Schmeling was
given so many doses of his own
medicine that it became downright
mhumane. Michael Strauss has
promised. That is something, ANYWAY.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

or Wasdell around that bag. but he
would provide an element of balance
to left-handed heavy batting order
and he would drive across many runs
to atone for his fielding deficiencies.
Washington was offered Bonura for
Kuhel last Winter and President Clark
Griffith and Harris atty turned It
down. Now 1t begins to look as II
they overlooked a bet. They can well
afford to sacrifice left-handed hitter.
If they think differently, q glance
at the records compiled by the Amer
lean Leagues southpaws against
Washington may promote a revision
of opinion.
Meanwhile, Wasdell is not out Of
the running. Nor Is Kuhel, for that
matter. Trades which seemingly
can" be made too often are not made.
If Wasdell does everything as well
or better than Kuhel for the rest of
the season, it is highly possible that
Washington will ask for a pitcher in
exchange for Kuhel this Winter. A
pitcher or a right-handed hitting OUT
fielder. The latter species would BAL
ance things. more or less. At least an
outf1elder who bats from the right side
of the plate stands the same chance
OF balancing the batting order than
right-handed first baseman would
stand, all things being equal
Case Makes Debut Against As.
A 6 THE Griffs went into q fourth
straight double header here TODAY
against the AS, the rockies Ken Chase
and George Case commanded the at
tention. Case. the kid who wanted
$1,000 to sign with the Mats, straight-
ened out his salary difficulties with
Grifnth and reported to the Mats
yesterday in time to play both games
OF double-header that was split.
The AS won the first game, 2 to o. and
washington took the nightcap, / to o.
Case, a tall, 2O-year-old who re-
sembles cross between Cecil Travis
and Buddy Lewis. was sent to left
Held, He went 'hitless in both Games
but handled himself well in the field
and several times he sent Bob johnson
into deep left field for drives. He
(See WASDELL, Page DAD
Evening star., 1937-09-09
RECRUIT IS FOUND
UNFIT FOR GARDEN
Handwriting on Wall Seen
for Joey as Griffman.
Case Shows Speed.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
n PHILADELPHIA, September o.
- Rookie Jimmy Wasdell's Sec

ond" major league trial has
started. A confirmed first base
man throughout his career in organ
lied base ball, Wasdell was planted in
the outfleld when he came up from
Chattanooga last week for his first test
in the big show.
Now, with recruit George Case of
Trenton on hand, Manager Bucky
Harris plans to play the rest of the
season with Wasdell on first base one
day and joey Kuhel the next. Was
dell, under a terrific mental handicap
when he was playing the outfield. now
Will be compared directly with Kuhel
Harris disclosed today that he was
not exactly telling the truth when he
sent Wasdell to the outfield because
OF shortage of outf1elders. I kind of
Thought that maybe Jimmy would
make an outielder," said Bucky. but
ne can't do it. He's first baseman
and pretty good one. Whether he is
better than Kuhel remains to be seen"
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Case Makes Debut Against As.

(See WASDELL, Page D-2.)
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Dodo Bnd Rocks Women 7enn Wasde Kuhe Divide lot
Can Killer of Tennis Falls Several German

Copyright, A. P. Wirephotos
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
NUEVAS ESPERANZAS DE
ACUERDO ENTIRE LA GE-
NERAL T O Y LOS
OBREROS

Detroit, Feb. 9.-nJuevas es-
peranzas de acuerdo han sur
gido en- la huelga de la Gene
raj Motors.
Las Conversations entire pa
tronos Y obreros Sc terminaron
aver sin haber llegado las par
tes a un entendimiento.
Los dos grupos ~prometieron
al gobernador Murphy que es-
taban dispuestos a asistir a O.
ira entrevista, tan pronto Ell 10
estimara oportuno. John L. LIE
wis, presidente del Comit9 In
idustrial organizador, revel6
que Sc estudia una nueva pro-
iposici6n como base para rea-
nudar las negociaciones.
"Yoestimo, dijo hoy ell 60
+bernador, que las dos parties es
tan ahora mas cerca que nun
ca"
Para las ocho de la noche
piensa ell gobernador poner de
nuevo en- contacto a las parties.
La huelga sentada Sc man
tiene en- las fabricas de la FL
sher y Ell orden es complete.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09

la soeiedad La Popular-B orR
dad; w. N. Burnside, abogado;
DR.. Vicente Spoto,% derista ;
Russell Kay, se9ftario de la
Association de la RRsia; DR.. Jor
ge Trelles, medicoWte cirujano,
exeonsul; DR.. A. dpablanca,
farmaceutico, y Eeold Nv.
White abogado.
En- la nota que nos unite ell
DR.. Avellanal, eI AEiaizador,
aparecen como miembfos de CO.
mites los senores siguientes: pu
blicidad, Russell Kay, E. d.
Lanbright y Dr.. j. L. Avella-
nal; entretenimiento, juez II.
Blaine Peacock, presidente; DIR.
Vicente Spoto Y DR.. j. A. Do
minguez .~miembros, Seth De-
ckle, presidente. DR.. A. Sust,
DR.. Juan Hernandez; casa, Ra-
leigh T. Barber, p~residente, j.
Fernandez y Frank Rodriguez /;
hacienda, DR.. Jorge A. Trelles,
p~residente, Perry G. Wall v DR..
Juan S~ilverio.
Ademas, seg1n Sc nos comu-
MICA, figuran en- ell club los Sc
nores siguientes: Henry C. Till
man, abogado y senador del es-
tado; Milton McEwen, aboga-
do; Tony LaBruzza, comercian-
tie; F. j. Cannon, vicepresiden-
tie de la Tampa Electric; Anna
rante Fernandez, comerciante f;
w. c. Brorein, presidente de la
Peninsular Telephone Co; E. P.
Taliaferro, presidente del Pri-
mer Banco National, y Rafael
Martinez Ybor, ihijo del funda-
dor de Ybor City.
La casa club sera alberta en-
la esquina de Nebraska v la
DOce Ayenida.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09

Leemos en- ell periodico
"Patria", organo del Parti-
do Revdlucionario Cubano,
que Sc publica en- Tampa:
"Debido a la actitud plbIica
de TRACTION a los principles
ideoiogicos mantenidos por
Ell Partido Revolucionario
Cubano (Autenticos) v a la
violacion manifesto de su
Inca tactica, ell c. E. C.. ha
decretado la suspension y
soiicitado la separation del
Comite Gestor NacionaI de
los miembros siguientes:
DR.. Ramon Grau San Mar
tin,
Sr. Alberto Cruz y Case,
Sr. Ruben Leon y Garcia
Sr. Fidelio Duran,
DR.. Felix Lancis v Sanchez
Sr. Benjamin Rodriguez y
Camera,
Sr. Julio Lopez y Maza.
"Al cierre de esta edici6n
Sc encuentran en- poder del Sc
cretario del Comits Ejecuti-
vo Central las votaciones de
Cuba. Mejico y Tampa, to-
das en- sentido unanime por
Ia separation. De los tres
compaheros residences EN-
Miami, dos han vetado por
la separation. Estas votacio-
mes determinan va la salida
del Comite Gestor Nacional
de las personas arriba men,
cionadas."
La gaceta., 1937-02-09

Manana microbes verifica.
r. un mitin Ell Comite de De-
fensa del Frente Popular, en-
Ell Centre Obrero, a las ocho dc
la noche. ~
Hara uso de 10 palabra nm
delegado del comite antifas :
cista de New York, cue ACADIA
de Megar a Tampa.
Espera Ell comitS que asis-
tan al mitin todos los trabaja-
dores y personals que simpati-
zan CON la causa de la Repd :
blica Espanola.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
Sc HAN sRIAs
PROPOSICIONES lo NM-
M 70
] BLEMA Sc sU-
! PREMA 49,

Washington, feb rVeinte-
mas de proposiciofos de cor
misc sobre la reorgagi45f de
los tribunales n e han
dado a con6ee1rai nuevo b tele-
gramas relacions sobre Ell
plan del presidente Roosevelt.
Entire aas prAposiciones figu-
ran enmiendas a la constitu-
ci6n para disminuir los poderes
del Tribunal dupremo Y leyes
~sohre la conf titucionalidad y
10 slfmites de la justici$.
Muchos dem6@estS conside-
ran demasisA0 astriMente la
proposicf6n del jefe del estado,
encaminada a agregar seis jue-
cfqa la Corte Supreme.
.El Semitic de asuntos Ildicia-
,eAde la cafnara, integradc FOR
"a abogados, Sc reuni6 hoy "A
estudiar ell proyecto de ley del
Representative Maverick que lie
va a La ralidad ell plan deliaeado
por ell presidente en- s urciente
y va famoso mensaje.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
FL DrsAvellanal ha consitNido una Asociacio
de Clubs Latinos- Amercanos

FL juez Parks, de la Corte del
Circuito, aprdbo hoy Ell regla-
mento de una Asoeiaci6n de
Clubs observation-disclosures, regla
mento sometido a su APPRECIATION
por ell abogado ]. Milton Nc
Even.
La Association, tornado por
Ell DR.. Jose L. ApsAaNal, tiene
por objeto, seg1n Sc dice, agru-
par a IL o Is clsbs latiao-ame-
ricanos y darlos IN lugar para
reunirse.
Los directories electos por ell
primer afo, son: DR.. j. L. Ave
lanai, abpgado, medico y ma
son grade 33, presidente; DR..
Frank T. Barker, medico. CRU
jano y s~ecretario de la Socis-
dad Medica del condado, primer
vicepresidente; Hon. Claude
Pepper, senador de los Estados
Unidos, segundo vice presiden-
tie; Hon. J. Hardin Peterson,
congresista, tercer vicepresi-
dente; Jack 0. Goeths, ingenie-
no electricista y miembro del
club Aleman, ~secretario; w. G.
Brorein, presidente de la PENN
sular Telephone Co., secretario
honorario; D. B. Whitaker, jr.,
abogado, tesorero; e. D. Lam
bright, editor del Tribune, te-
sorero h%onorario; C. A. Mckay,
presidente del comite executive.
Miembros del Comite Ejecuti-
vo: Perry G. Wall, presidents
de la Knight & Wall; ]. Z. Wi
Hams, fiscal electo del conda-
do; DR.. Juan Siverio, medico,
cirujano, excapitan del ejercito
cubano; Frank Rodriguez, ven
dedor de taba:o en- rama; DIR.
A. Sust, medico y secretario de
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
Cuando la Mujer
Necesita Cardui

ST a listed lie parece ha-
Der perdido algo de la fuer-
"a que tenia para sus activi-
dades favoritas, o para ell
trabajo de la casa. ;. y POGO
lie importan las c0midas.... v
sufre incomodidades en- cier.
tos tiempos, pruebe Cardui.
Miles Y miles de mujeres
confiesan que han sido ayu-
dadas ~eficazmente.
AHmentando ell apetito,
mejora la digestion. Cardui
lie ayuda a ohtener una me-
ior nutrici6n. Cuando ell vi
gor regresa, los innecesarios
dolores funcionales, dolores
y nerviosidad, r~apidamente
Sc disipan.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09

Hablara un companero italia,
ne llegado de New York
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
PARTIDO DE BASKETBALL
ENNEL TERRENO DE LA
LEGION


Dos partidos de basketball sc
efectuaran esta nochs en- Ell te-
rreno del puesto Marcelo Coma
lez No. Is, de Ia Legion Anne
ricana ,avenida Once v calle
Lowe.
Jugaran ell primer partido, a las
ocho, ell grupo de jackson
Heights y DeSoto Bengals, y ell
segundo, a las nueve, ell For
ward Club y Phillip 1Shore
Bulldogs.
Los jugadores han venido
practicando diariamente.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
APROBADA UNA LEY PA
RIA AYUDAR A LAS VIC
TIMAS DE LAS N
CLONES

Washington, feb. 9.-Una
ley que destina $3.50, Oe0, 900 a
ayudar a las victimas de las
inundaciones y a los obreros
que carecen de trabajo, aguar-
da hoy la firma del p~residente
Roosevelt. Anoche firm6 la ley
Ell presidZte de Ia canada de re
presentantes, Mr.. Bankhead, en-
ell palco del teatro donde habia
lido a yer a su hija, la actriz
TaEulah Bankhead.
Resuelta esa importante me-
dida legislative, ell congreso de
dicaza ahora SUI atenci6n a la
reorganization de las cortes v
los departamentos executives
del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1937-02-09
ENFERMO Ell VIOLINISTA
DALMAU

Desde ell domingo guarda ca.
ma Ell notable violinista espanoI
Don Andres Dalmau.
Padece alta fiebre Y un fuer.
tie catarro.
Los amigos que tiene en- esta
ciudad, lie visitan constantemer
tie.
Deseamos que cuanto antes pue
da salir a la Gale, libre por CON
pleto de la inoportuna dolencia