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Evening star., 1937-05-08
new periodical this week Is
Revue, . monthly. to I've de-
voted, as its cover says, to
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"HE new periodical this week Is
Revue, . monthly, to I've de-
voted, as Its cover says, to
4 news, information, comment. /"
1t Is blithe manner of magazine,
with its chief feature q double column
Of running comment on all kinds Of
public matters. In the first issue this
column weaves about until 1t has con-
nected Mr.. Roosevelt, Mile. de Cham
brun, Santa Claus, John l.. Lewis, the
former King OF England Edward VIII,
Mrs. Simpson and Mr. McPiff.
And who Is Mr.. McPiff? AS Revue
describes him:
"A well-known man was interviewed
the other day by an author who
wanted to incorporate his opinions in
book.
"'Do you believe In capitalism, Mr..
MePiff? asked the author, hitching
his chair forward, eyes cleaning, pen
Gil poised.
"'only in good capitalism replied
Mr.. McPiff.
Somewhat taken aback, pencil
lowered, the author rallied. I mean,
do you prefer it to, say, communism
or some form of socialism,
Il certainly don't prefer bad capi-
talism to good communism or good
socialism,
But persisted the author, do you
think we have good capitalism
"Mr. McPiff shook his head. Far
from it. But then I don't think Rus
sia has good communism or Germany
good dictatorship
"'And might ask what you mean
by good?'
"Mr. McPin thought for a moment.
Why suppose mean what the ma :
jority Of people think is good. You
see. I'm democrat
Exit the author to mutter outside
the door that McPif1 was certainly
an idiot. Why the damned fools .
skepticv"
A MOTHER interesting feature about
= the first issue OF Revue is that
1t devotes considerable amount Of
space to women. There is an article
on Secretary OF Labor Perkins and
another on women in science through
out history. But feature that Is not
so good is the listing, for no reason
that the reviewer can see except sadis-
tic appeal, of the most horrible crimes
OF the last month That takes lot
OF the credit Of the rest Of the maya
zine.
1t IS, incidentally, one OF those
pocket-sibe things, and Is not particu-
larly attractive in appearance, inside
or out.
IN THE Nation Of this week appears
the first OF three articles to be
devoted to Time, Inc, or the pub
fishing outfit which furnishes the pub
lie with its Time, its Fortune and its
Life. The author OF the series Is
Dwight Macdonald.
Of Time, Inc, is such as to make
the Philistines weep; last year it was
sl2,9O0,000. This undoubtedly has q
capitalistic sound The Nation
promptly swings into action.
1t remarks that the ideal OF edi-
torial policy in the Time, Inc, maga-
zines is one Of complete objectivity,
without any kind Of bias. But, with
pious regret, 1t observe that such an
ideal is hardly possible Of achievement.
the devil" says Mr.. Mac
donald, driven out Of the door climbs
back down the chimney Denied
any outlet for their normal urge to
express opinions. Luce's editors and
writer's have developed certain indi-
rect methods Of editorializing, all the
more effective because the reader
and often the author-doesn't realize
what is going on. A fact IS q fact,
Evening star., 1937-05-08

motive-the search for a completely
satisfying faith.
It Is told in detail. It Is occupied
more with the mental and spiritual
struggles which accompanied each Of
the authors changes Of interest than
with the work which she did on that
interest. No one could escape being
impressed with its sincerity. It is
written, indeed. with such passionate
intensity that more than once 1t verges
on incoherence. But its chief value
would seem to be that Of document
illustrative of the pre-war spirit in
America, that spirit which took re-
form, of almost any Atnd, to be sane
titled, and which eliminated from its
scale Of values any kind Of thinking
which did not share this point OF view.
There have been a number of such
books lately-autobiogra for the
most part. They seem naive, but,
seeming 50, they illustrate better than
studied research, the period Of our
history which they cover. It was not
such an unfruitful period either. 1t
brought us Mencken, and it irritated
into being the renaissance in litera-
ture that Immediately preceded the
war. AS to the reforms themselves
why, some Of them have died, some
linger on in fusty Offices and some
have assumed the magnihoence Of
private capitalistic enterprises. And
some are to be found in the New Deal.
No, not quite unfruitful. AS good as
any, no doubt.
EARTHLY DISCOURSE. BY Charles
Erskine Scott Wood. New York:
Vanguard Press
THIS book by the author Of
Heavenly Discourse" is q COL
lection of conversations between
prominent individuals CHilter, Mrs
Simpson, Hearst, etc., on topics gen.
orally esteemed to have current in
terest censorship, divorce, lynching
the Supreme Court, etc., and, one
gathers, the intent Of the author is
to produce something devastatingly
satirical. He does not do it. His lit
tie dramas are devoid Of wit, heavy
In presentation and obvious IN con-
clusion. They remind one OF the
sublimer passages Of Sanford and
Merton" wherein moral guideposts
were pulled up and used as bludgeons
More than this it hardly seems nee
essary to say. 1t Is ponderous stuff,
and that Is all there Is to it.
THE UNITED STATES ARMY IN
WAR AND PEACE. BY Col Oliver
Spaulding, U. S. A. New York
G. P. Putnam's Sons,
IN THIS work, expected to become
one of the standard texts on his
tory OF the United States Army, Col
Spaulding, now on duty in the his
torical section of the Army Wa1
College here, deals with the history
of the Army as thing apart from
the military history Of the United
States.
Campaigns and battles are dis
cussed only as they affected the or
ganization and development Of thu
Army. Nevertheless. Ia volume
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
EMiRARCA-
RIA Ell INCHES FARR

New York, oct. Sci cam
pe6n inglss del peso complete,
Tommy Farr, embarcara ell
microbes para su pals, 10 que
indica rechaz6 una oferta de
Mike Jacobs para pelear a fl
mes de este mes con Max Baer.
Jacobs hara hoy una propo-
sici6n al ingles para que regre-
Sc en- Ell invierno. en- enero, y
pelee en- New York frente al
veneedor de la pelea Nathan
Arturo Godoy, v mas tarde, en-
Miami, con otro adversario.
Farr hizo dinero en- las 1lti-
mas semanas, presentandose en-
los teatros de Detroit v otras
ciudades.
Por una semana en- Detroit
lie pagaron $4,000. Dor servir
de arbitro en- una peiea, en- ell
Canada lie abonaron $1,000.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

pc que recibieron de 81, las a.
guas bautismales. Hay curas de
almas, Y curas de mentes. Ho-
norato del Castillo era de los
dos, porque era bueno y sabia...
Invitado por Jose de la Luz
" Caballero a ocupar un pues-
to en- E S~aloddor', abandon6 de
nuevo a Sancti Spiritus. Al la
DO del venerable mentor Y rodea
do de una juventud brillante,
Sc ampliaron mas, V mas Ga
arraigaron en- su conciencia do
cubano, los ideales separatis-
tas. En- la Habana entonces, q
Ia vez que daba classes
como professor Y cursaba en- Ia
universidad la earrera de me-
dlcina, era miembro de una CO.
eiedad llamada del vieutre Ii.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

ORE sociedad que arranc6 mu-
e"aS hegras criaturas a la fe-
riea CARA de la servidumbre.
In Ell eolegio de Jose de la Luz
y Oaoallero conoci6 y aprendi6
d mar, a Julio y Manuel sangui
~ a Luis Ayestaran, a Marcos
garcia y a otros, que mas tar
0e' encontraria defendiendo
con las armas en- la mano Ia l.
0ertad e Independence de Ia
patria. 1
FL ahO de 1886 hizo un viaie
d los Estados Unidos, del cual
rsgfeso ha6lando perfectamen-
" " el 'ngies y henchido Ell pecho
:" are puro de democracia. En-
do do fla0ana de nuevo, y despres
oe naOerse graduado de doctor
eli medlcina, 10 aorprendid "a
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

tro immortal, como en- la Uni
versidad, supo Honorato del
Castillo, ganarse ell afecto y la
consideration de profesores v
condiscipulos. Y como Ell senti-
miento de la patria germinaba
en- su coraz6n, conspir6 v pa
SEQ entire sus companeros Ia
bandera de los santos ideales.
Graduado de professor, no asi
de m6dico, volvi6 al pueblo ma
tai a dirigir una escuela, direc-
ci6n que abandon6 para fundar
con Canizares v Ramirez un CO.
legio de primera v segunda en-
senanza. Apenas alberto este
colegio, sus conferences lie en-
comendaron la education de sus
Muchos fueron los cere-
bros espirituanos de aguel item
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Deseosos sus padres de que 81
repusiera, 10 nevaron al campo
a una finca, al lado de sus her.
manos. AMI, al cabo de unos me-
ses, Sc sintio enfermo de veras,
nostalgico del bullicio Y ajetreo
de la ciudad, v de la grata COM
panfa de sus libros. Aquei mu-
chacho palido Y de estrechas es-
paldas, solo pensaba en- apren-
der. Tenia sed, hambre de cul-
tura. Ansioso de apagar esa
sed, de mitigar esa hamore'
traslad6se a la Habana, ingre-
sando como pasante en- Ell cole
gio Ell Salvador de Jose de La
Lug y Caballero, al mismo item
pc que cursaba en- Ia Universe
dad la carrera de Tnedicina.
Tanto en- el colegiO del Macs
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

discordias, 10 evoca con carinc,
Manuel Sanguily, a quien nj
p1as de escorpiones, nj venenos
han secado ell coraz6n.
Sancti S%piritus fue su cuna.
En- la vieja ciudad que bana e.
Yayobo vino al mundo Honora-
to del Castillo. En- ell colegio de
Miguel Cabrera y Toledo, an.
.tiguo professor, aprendi6 las pri
meras letras, Luego, en- Ell del
preSbitero Jose Benito Ortiz
guerra amplio sus eonocimien-
tos, Y por lltimo, en- Ell superior
de Montiniano Canizares, ter
min6 sus estudios. Tanto en-
peno puso en- aprender, tanto a.
NOR demostr6 por los libros en-
csc tempo, que su debil natu-
raleza pareci6 quebrantarse.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
IN KCsTG

$50; Ruffling, Yankees, TAI;
Pearson, Yankees, 727; Hadley,
Yankees, 578; Murphy, Yank-
ees, 765; Malone Yankees, 500;
Wicker, Yankees, TOO; Makos-
ky, Yankees, TIA; Andrews,
Yankees, 500; Hubbell, Gigan-
ties, 1888; Melton, Gigantes, 500;
Schumacher, Gigantes, 500;
Gigantes, ats; Coff-
man, Gigantes, 227, y Smith, Ct
gantes, $50.
En- Ell conjnnto de los clubs,
al bate, los Gigantes finalizaron
en- Ell crarto lugar de su liga,
con 279, y los Yankees en- el
tercero de su liga, con PA.
En- ell juego al campo, los Yam
KEGS finalizaron en- Ell cuarto lu-
gar, en- su liga, con 972, v los
Gigantes tambien en- ell cuarto,
con 973.
Todos los asientos de palco,
en- la serie mundial, estan va
vendidos en- el Estadio de los
Yankees.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

por los campos de la revolu-
ci6n iniciada en- Yara, gallar-
do, varonil, puro, bueno. I'm
ano apenas vivid la vida del
rebelde, la vida de la libertad,
va que no la del derecho.
Durante ese TEMPO, mostr6se
apto para la guerra, capaz de
Ia abnegaci6n v ell sacrifice.
Cuantos le conocieron en- los
dias aquellos, dicen de su a.
NOR wehemente por la patria,
" de su ansia perenne de con-
cordia y de j~usticia. Lleno d.
'conmovedora ternura habla-
ba de el, uno que va lie hace
companfa en- ell silencio giorio-
so: Seraffn Sanchez. Y como 81
10 estuviera viendo todavfa, de
cara al peligro 0 descabezandO
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

La gran batalla ~peloteril por
la serie mundial comenzara ma
mana microbes, a la 100 de la
tarde, en- Ell Estadio de los YAM
KEGS.
Los peloteros del New York
nacional, Thomas Baker, Don
aid Brennan, Clydell Castle
man, Richard Coffman, Gary
Gumbert, Carl Hubbell, Cliff
ord Melton, Harold Schuma-
cher, Alfredo Smith, Harry
banning, Augusta Mancuso, Ed
ward Madjeski, Richard Bar
tell, Sam Leslie John McCar-
thy, Melvin Oft, John Ryan,
Busgess Whitehead, Walter
Berger, Luigi Chiozza, Henry
Leiber, Jose Moore, James
Ripplex, ba1o la direction del
coronel Bill Terry Y los coach
es" Adolfo Luque y Frank Sny-
der, librarian la gran batalla
frente al New York de la Liga
Nacional, dirigido per Jose V.
Mccarthy, con los coaches Ar
thur Fletcher, Earle Combs J
John Schultz, y los peloteros
Vernon Gomez, Charles Ruff
ing, Monte Pearson, Irving
Hadley, Pat Malone, Kemp Wi.
cker, Ardt Jorgens, Joe Glenn
Luis Gehrig, Anthony Lazzeri
Frank Crosetti, Robert Rolfe,
Jack Saltzgaver, Don Heffner
Joe DiMaggia, Myril Hoag, Get
| Selkirk, Alvin Powell y Thoma:
|, Heinrich.
Calcdlase para ell primer dess
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
Comenzara mahana Microbes la Sere Mundial
Detalles importantes de la gran batalla
Los peloteros elegibles por los dos Clubs

flo una asistencia de no menos
de 10000 aspectadores.
Ell segundo juego Sc efectua-
ra ell jueves, en- Ell Estadio, y
ell tercero Ell viernes, en- Polo
Grounds. Los juegos cuarto y
quinto Sc jugaran tambien en-
Polo Grounds, pasandose de nue.
vo al Estadio 81 Ell sexto v ell sep
timo fueren necesarios.
, Los apostadores Sc inclinan
a los Yankees por su imponente
! grupo de bateaderes.
Terry ha anunciado a Carl
Hubbell como su primer pitch
err Y los Yankees seleccionaron
a Vernon Gomez.
Melvin OFT jugara la tercera
base de los Gigantes, posici6n
a la que pas6 a mediados de la
~temporada.
Los desafios empezaran a la
| 80 de la tarde, los dias labo-
rabies, Y a las 2 los domingos,
lEl Estadio de los Yankees
tiene capacidad para mas de
10000 espectadores y Polo
Grounds para 55,937.
Jugada por jugada, los jue-
gos Sc trasmitiran por las redes
de estaciones Nacional, Column
bia y Mutual.
Hasta Ia mafana de hoy las
apuestas eran de 2 a s a ia
lvor de los Yankees, en- la serie,
y en- ell primer iuego de / a 2.
La comparaci6n de los juga-
dores, sobre su eficiencia, es la
siguiente: Dickey, catcher de
losYankees, promedio de320
Mancuso, Gigantes, 275; Damn
ing, Gigantes, 288.
Primera base: Gehrig, Yank-
ees352; Mccarthy, Gigantes,
279; Leslie, Gigantes, 315.
Segunda base: Lazzeri, Yank
ees, 248; Whitehead, Gigantes,
lisa.
Tercera base: Rolfe, Yankees
277; OFT, Gigantes, ae2,
Shortstops: Crosetti, Yank.
eecs, 1858; Hoag, Yankees, 30l .
Moore, Gigantes, Gil.
I Jardinero central: DiMaggio
344; Chiozza, 233; Berger, Gil
gantes, 276.
Jardineros derecho: Selkirk,
Yankees, 1928; Ripple, Gigan-
ties, 318; Leiber, Gigantes, 296.
Pitchers: Gomez, Yankees,
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
D Ep
LOS ESPARTANOS DERRO-
TARON A LOS MAESTR0S
GEORGIA

Anoche, en- ell nuevo estadio
de la Universidad de Tampa,
los Espartanos vencieron a los
Maestros de Georgia, con ano-
taci6n de 20 earreras por 0.
Los visitantes desarrollaron
un juego defensive en- las tres
primeras etapas, pero sin ano-
tar.
Hizo Ell primer touchdown
de los Universitarios, en- la eta
pa final, Earl Hatcher, y le 81
guieron una combination Ash
more-O iReilly- Cox-Carr.
Ell captain Golden, de los
Maestros, fue lastimado Y tuvc
que ser conducido, para obser,
vaci6n, al hospital municipal.
Empez6 ell juego lentamente
Ashmore realize I'm juego bri
llantisimo. Mandula tambien s,
po distinguirse.
Anotaci6n total:
Tampa O06 1870
Maestros 900 90
Los dos "once" hicieron al
gunas sustituciones.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
Ell DE BOXEO
DEL JUEVES

iene va preparadas, Ell empire
sariO Downing, las principles
peleas de su programa del jue-
yes.
El latino Robert Diaz persis-
lite en- darle apreciable ventaja
en- ell Tpeso a Willard White
hurst, de Plant City, 10 que nc
es justo y mucho menos pro
piode p1giles aficionados.
Diaz pertenece a Ia categoria
del peso ligero y su rival esta
en- ell peso weller.
Whitehurst, con su ventaja
lie peso y apreciable habilidad,
anuncia que derrotara a Rober-
TO; pero este no cree en- las anne
naZaS y eSpera con Su Valentla
y formidable ~pufetazos superar
y veneer a SUI oponente.
Solo dos boxeadores ALTOONA
dos han resiskido a Roberto has
ia Ell final, aanque fueron de-
rrotados por 81, Gordon Mon
roe y Pascual Moates.
Figuran en- las otras peleas
los valiosos amateurs, Pow
ell, Rockwell, Guggino, Belar-
mino Maritime, Rasmussen, Ma
poll, Pancho y CYCLIC.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Eddie Gonzalez, asistsnte pro
fesor de la catedra de Jim Dow
ming, guiere saber la direction
de Isidoro Gaztanaga, el entra-
nable amigo de Alfredo Monte
to.
Gonzalez quiere mandarle in
telegramita que a Isidoro con-
viene.
NcsotYos sabemos que pelea-
"a en- Detroit, con John Henry
Lewis, pero ignoramos SUI direo
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

iSaben uatedes en- que lugar
del pals Sc encuentra Ell fainoso
boxeador Chino Alvarez?
ST 10 saben, tengan la bondad
de enteEarnos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Sc VENDE, I'm bungalow, en-
esplendidas condolences, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su dueio, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
CON LOS GUANTES

Farr regresara a su pals sin
tpelear de nuevo con Make
Baer, ahijado indirecto de Mike
Jacobs.
El hebreo es una "momia",
pero Jacobs estima que toda-
via puede interesar al plblico
lie ciudades como New York.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

I'm ahijado de don Luis Par
ga Yucatan Kid, lie peg6 aver
un punetazo por la mandfbula
a Richard Hernandez, de Tam
pa, Y lie puso a dormir.
Parga tuvo muy maIa suerte
en- su ditimo viaje a Tampa;
pero no pferde la esperaEa4a,
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Dos peleas lie ofreceran al in
giles, una en- New York, con ell
yencedor del "bout" Nathan
Godoy y la otra en- Miami con
IN rival que seria seleccionado
mas tarde.
Miami no es campo facil des-
pues de la experienced del pasa
do para peleitas 'camelos".
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
La Gaceta Folletfn No. IL
NESTOR CARBONELL
PROCERE
A ~BIOGRAFICOS

dandoselos. Y al final lie de-
eta: Falleci6 en- ell a1o 1866.
tTriste profecfal En- ese mis-
mo ano mnrio. A su mnerte,
una gran sombra de pesar Sc
extendio por la TERRA Guiana,
envuelta a la saxon en- espesas
sombras de esclavitud...
mTnMnpATN nFr "a crruT0
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Anoche anuncAron en- Ben
jamin Field, por erden de Jim
Downing un pHograms profe-
sional para dentro de pocos
dfas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Eddie Cool sera la figura
principal.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

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s,bath modern house excellent conditionl:
ID acres s11o BRICK house
tneeds repair5; 80 miles Washington; ex-
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2:5OO-foot frontage, sand beach safe an
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Mfoneymakins farm o &c miles Wash
excellent exceL SOL. GOOD state cultivation; 231
40 acres good SOIL 35 miles Washing
Request list and map Southern Maryland
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Evening star., 1937-07-11
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Evening star., 1937-07-11
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navi-
cation. Department Of Commerce. wash
ington: D. C.. until IL am Tuesday July
20. 1887. for the furnishing and installing
of. and /or the furnishing and supervision
of the installation of two 125-voit. direct
current, Diesel engine driven generating
sets. complete with engine and generator
U. s. Motor Vessel Navigation. Lighthouse
Dock. Washington. D. c.. in accordance
W1n ro Sp Reaes Tnic9 may oe ontaned
and forms for bidders communicate with:
Senior Navieation Oficer 1857 Commerce
Building Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
SUMMER HOMES.
CHARMING MOUNTAIN LODGE

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log Over three-quarters of an acre Of
ground covered with beautiful shrubbery
and trees. Suitable for seasonal or year
round home. All city conveniences. Price.
So 500. NATIONAL REALTY MANAGE
MENT CO.. INC. 30 West st.. New York
City. or r. P. BOOTH CO.. Asheville. N: Q.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

LARGE TRACT, CLOSE IN
Ideal for subdivision: water sewer gas
elec. available. Bargain to prompt buyer.
Ralph GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal. 1858.
3 ACRES-CHOICE HOME SITES
Shaded. restricted facing beautiful semi.
TRACT NEAR WASHINGTON: HOUSES.
SUBDIVISION. estate. club: one cent so. #.
Address Box 44O-E Star office.
% ACRES. SOME TIMBER: NEAR
Annandale, Va: 81 800. Call MORAN.
F. Church 353-J-2. District 1858
II $40 A.. 9 TILLABLE. 8 TIMBER: 2
wells. spring. orchard. apples. 3 cherries.
Montmerencie; 2 pears walnuts; 3Ea acre
frontage; fine for lots people beg me to
Seli them lots OF one acre. Address Box
111-E. Star once. IL
10 ACRES
Beautiful forest: well; Raraee: close to
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
SUMMER CAMPS.

FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGE NEAR
Washington; saltwater bathing; elec.; 81
week. Call after Sun. MR.. BOYD. Atl. 2242
TOM CLAYTONS DAY CAMP FOR BOYS,
pleasantly situated in woods; large swim
ming pool. tennis court. other recreational
reasonable. Phone Wisconsin 3l25