davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-05-18
No-Hit Jacobs Draws Scouts
Richmond U. Hurler's Third Such Feat of Year
Makes Them Forget He Weighs Only l58.

about the outcome Of conferences
with scouts. Gene McCann Of the
Yankee recruiting staff talked to
Bucky today.
In fashioning the three no-hit-
ters, he struck out AZ batsmen--
an average of II a game.
Jacobs has won 19 games and lost
only one in three years Of varsity
pitching with Richmond Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1937-05-18
Tarheeis Have Great Team.

D AMSAY POTTS, Memphis, Tenn.
pride, took the singles title for
the second consecutive year. He de-
feated a teammate, Eddie Fuller,
Salem, Mass. New England sectional
champion. Potts and Fuller teamed
in the doubles to win the champion
ship over Bill Rood and Frank
Farrell, also Tarheels.
North Carolina, undefeated on ta1A
courts for two years, whipped such
strong Eastern squads this season Al
Yale, Army, Navy, Princeton and New
York University.
Evening star., 1937-05-18
DOUBLES WIN FOR G. W.
Takes All Three After Delaware
Divides in Singles.

=
Divides in Singles.
After being held even at singles,
George Washington's tennis team
swept both doubles matches to defeat
Delaware yesterday. 5 to 3.
Brasted and Faris each had won
singles matches before teaming to-
egther to beat Carey and Wells in the
No. doubles engagement. Stolar and
Cappos provided the fifth decision.
Summaries:
sinsles-surine C. W. defeated Carey,
70. 10: Nichols Cd defeated Stolar,
|. GMS. tEoi}S.. ss-55; Breasted g.; W. defeated
Rice. 60. 81. 6--2; Bartabdy D) de-
feated Mumaw. 6-3. Is. Ct: Kropp
Cd defeated Robins. 2-6. 6-3, s-4.
DogblesEBrssted and Paris g W. de-
Solar and ,Cappos C.: W.. defeated
NICHOLS, and Rice. 60. 81 Qast match
halted by rain).
Evening star., 1937-05-18
MONTBLAIR HOMERS TELL.

-Four home-runs. two Of them by
First Baseman Sills. provided the
punch which enabled Montgomery
Blair Highs nine to trounce Gathers
burg, 145, yesterday on the winners
diamond Other circuit blows were
slapped by Orrison and Won Friedly,
both of the winners.
Evening star., 1937-05-18
ruton Running Is Pronounced Scre,ves ppest Sport
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY,
n~.> n>II


Base Ball.
st. Louis vs. Warrington, Crit
nth Stadium, 3:l5.
v. M. I. vs.. Maryland, College
Park, 4.
Central vs.. Roosevelt public
high title series, Roosevelt Sta
dunn, $50.
st. Adams VS.. GEORGETOWN Prep,
Garrett Park, Nd, 3.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
St. Louis VS.. Washington, Crit
nth Stadium, 3:l5.
Georgetown vs., Quantico Ma
rines. Quantico, Va.
Eastern VS.. Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Garrett Park, Md. $3.50.
lAndon VS.. Episcopal, Alex.
andria, Va, $50.
Tennis.
Tech w. Western public high
title series), Pierce Mill courts. 1.
THURSDAY.
Base Ball.
st. Louis vs. Washington, Grit
nth Stadium, 3:l5.
Western vs. Tech (public high
title series), Western Stadium,
$50.
Central VS.. Maryland Frosh,
College Park, T.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Be-
thesda Chevy Chase, Garrett Park,
Nd, $40.
Track.
Preliminaries, public high school
meet, Central Stadium, 3:l5.
Tennis.
Eastern vs.. Georgetown Frosh,
Hilltop courts, $3.50.
FRIDAY.
Base Ball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Grit
nth Stadium, AIS.
LAndon W. Friends, Friends
field, $50.
Fredericksburg High vs.. Wash
ington-Lee High. Balkton, Va,
$3.50.
Track.
Finals. public high school meet,
Central Stadium, 3:l5.
American University vs.. CAL
laudet, Kendall Green, 3:l5.
Lacrosse.
st. Johns Frosh vs.. Maryland
Frosh, College Park, 1.
Tennis.
Western VS. St. Adams, st.
Adams courts, 3:15.
Tech VS.. Georgetown Prep, Gar
ret Park, Nd. $50.
SATURDAY.
Base Ball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Grit
fth Stadium, 3.
George Washington vs.. WASH
ington College.
Georgetown VS.. Navy, Annapolis,
Md.
Roosevelt VS.. Greenbrier Mill
tary Academy, Lewisburg, w. Va.
McDonogh vs.. ST. Albans, st.
Adams field, 1890.
Eastern vs.. Loyola, Baltimore,
Md.
Track.
Maryland vs.. Navy, Annapolis,
Nd.
La Sale VS.. Catholic Univer-
sity, Brookland Stadium, 2:3O.
Lacrosse.
Maryland VS.. Johns HOPKINS,
Baltimore, Md
Tennis.
Pittsburgh vs.. Georgetown, Hill
top courts, 3.
Women's City Of Washington
tournament. Rock Creek courts, l,
Horse Shows.
Maryland University, College
Park, Md, 10.
George Washington University,
Meadow brook Saddle Club, 10.
Io1A
Evening star., 1937-05-18

Runs-Ciomei. Lemerise Curtis. Wise
Doonis, Smith, Feuz r. Beansdorf Errors
hits-steiner. wise. stolen basesWFeuz.
Curtis. Double play-DiBlaSi to Molos to
Rowles Left on bases-Central. 12; Tech.
!; of Doonis. 5; off Dezerne g. Hits
Of Llnkins. in IA innings off Doonis.
5 in 72s innings; of DeZerne. 5 in rs in
nings; off Rowles. . in ! 2s innings. Win
ming pitcher-Doonis. Losing pitcher
Dezerne. Umpire-Mr. Jeffries.
Evening star., 1937-05-18
TWO FOR ST. JAMES.

st. James took double-header In
the Parochial School Base Ball League
at Leicester, Md. yesterday when 1t
shut out st. Martins, 40. and then
routed st. Aloysius, 22-3.
Evening star., 1937-05-18

Runs-Zelaska (2). Berg johnson. De
Angels, Edmondson. Schesney, Mullen.
Two-base hits-Johnson. Zelaska, Williams.
Edmondson. Stolen base-De Angels,
johnson sacrifiee-BerE Struck out-By
balls--of Lanier. 3: of Thomas. !. Um-
pire-Mr Kropke.
Evening star., 1937-05-18
G. u. STAR SUSPENDED
McPoiand, Runner, Said to Plan
Transfer to N. Y. q,

Georgetown Universitys track ad-
herents moaned the loss Of Jim Nc
Poland today, as school offlcials an
nounced he had been suspended for an
infraction OF the rules.
McPoland, anchor man of the Hoya
relay team, already has left the Hilltop
and is reported being in New York, ar
ranging transfer to N. Y. U. for the
Fall term. His departure would con-
siderably dim the hopes for a record
breaking mile relay team for the 1887
SO season.
Evening star., 1937-05-18

He'll Stick to Golf.
DILL MCMAHON. the 1886 cham
pion. Is an example. Bill dropped
Evening star., 1937-05-18
Totals 31132l 4 Totals % e1s 7

Totals 81 49, 1 Totals 2s 61s ?
9uantico Marines ------ 100 003 O.
Catholic U. 14l O21 x-l3
+, Runs-Selar 90 Adamaitas, Schnarr
Mannion t2l, Ryan 81. Garden. Wusler,
SWeltsch. Fanet. Errors-Schmarr ("),
Glodeck, Sykes. Sweitsch, Fanet. Casslty,
Seconger. Three-base hits-Carden,
SWeitsch Ryan. Two base hits-Selsrade,
Adamaltas. Wusler, Hlts-Oh Hyland. 3
by Murphy, 5. Losing pitcher-Hyland.
Evening star., 1937-05-18

IotaIs--2S I n IT Totals--33 ~ s
xBatted for Mesroban in ninth.
wilson ---------- Ol0 coo O0O-l
Eastern ----------- 90 400 l2x-s
Runs-Barbee. Kidwel. Taylor, OBrien
60. De Guilian. Lusby. Kober. Jacobs
Errors-MaIoney, Stevens. HoSklnson. Gar
land, Bond Cokinas C9), Mesrobian (2,.
TWo-baSe hit-Hawksvorth Stolen bases
DE Gullian. Lusby. Sacrlflce-Cam-
mack. Double play-LuSby TO kober
Bases on bals-Of Stockwell Q: of Gar
land, g., Struck out-By StockwelI. IL; by
ball-Taylor. Winning pitcher-St ockwell
Losing pitcher-Garland. Umpire-Mr.
Watt.
Evening star., 1937-05-18
NATIONAL.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

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Evening star., 1937-05-18
TENNIS IS SOARING
IN DIXIE COLLEGES
Students Realize Value as
Sport They Can Keep Up,
Says Tarhee| Coach.
By the Associated Press.

os tic assOSidlcu IleSs.
~ ICHMOND, Va, May 18.-
u Tennis has emerged from the
shelf in Southern colleges
L y during the past few years,
John Kenfield. University of North
Carolina coach, said, and has assumed
foremost place In popularity with
students.
ut is sport which students do
not have to drop when they leave
school," he said. Students have be-
gun to realize the advantages Of learn
ing to play well a sport they can enjoy
after graduating, and this accounts
for the forward strides made by col
lege tennis in the past few years"
College athletic officials who former
ly gave little attention to the net
game have been quick to sense this
change in attitude and are building
more courts, improving equipment and
employing coaches, Kenfield observed
Three Setting Pace.
LIE NAMED North Carolina, Duke
and Virginia as leaders In en-
couraging tennis. These institutions
have provided vast layouts Of courts
and have seen that they are kept in
playable condition They are the only
schools, he added, in the Southern
Conference area with ful-time, year
round tennis coaches.
The old system of assigning faculty
members to the tennis squad and Of
giving but scant attention to facilities
Of the game was seen as on the way
out. Even the smaller colleges are
spending more athletic department
funds on tennis, Kenfield pointing to
Presbyterian College, where extensive
improvements are under way.
Kenfield directed the three day
Southern Conference tennis tourna-
ment, which ended here Saturday in
a landslide for his North Carolina
entries.
Evening star., 1937-05-18

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Evening star., 1937-05-18
= Arnovich
Continued From Page A-i4)
Berg Big Help IN Japan

Moe is base balls sll-around nnguist,
luckily for me.
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Reunion en- Ell Centre Obrero

Reunion en- ell Centre Obrero
A las buenas mujeres de
Tampa, a las que desde 10 pro
fundo de sus sentimientos a :
man la causa de la Repdblica
Espanola, Sc les eta para una
reunion que Sc celebrara ma
mana por la noche, microbes,
en- ell Centric Obrero.
Particularmente Sc encarece
la asistencia de las compane-
ras que dieron sus nombres Ell!
ell pasado mitin, cuando Sc a.
cord6 comprar las maquinas
de coser.
Espera ell Comite que las no
bles companeras respondan a
este nuevo llamamiento del de
Der.
La function en- favor de las
maQuinas Sc efectuara ell dia
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

DR.. Winton, ell ilustre cirujano,
Y aver nos decia: No Sc como
apreciar las atenciones q. aqui
So tienen conmigo, comenzando
por los ORES. Winton, Paniello,
Ell administrator Vale y las en-
fermeras, y terminando por los
siempre amables empleados.
Aqui Sc siente uno en- su ca
sa, junto a la familia, porque
dan ellos la sensation de que
pertenecemos todos a una mis-
ma Y gran familia.
Don Antonio, fuerte Y amino
SO, continua mejorando. Pesa
159 libras Y ell color de su cara
demuestra salud. Junto a 81 Sc
hallaba su esposa, La incansa-
BILE, la que pasara junto a su le-
cho, en- los dfas de peligro, Gen.
tenares de horas de augusta.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
DOS TAMPENOS ACUSADOS
DE MATAR CON SU CO.
CHE A UN JOVENCITO

Ell juez de paz G.. Glare, de
Safety Harbor, puso aver a dis
pcsici6n de la corte de 10 crimi-
nal del condado de Pinellas a
los j6venes latinos Johnny Pu-
Tiara, de % amos, y Angelo Por-
tugues, de 10, que con su coche
DIXON muerte a Clarence Kin
bred, de 16 amos.
Pullara firm6 una declara-
ci6n afirmando que 81 guiaba ell
coche y asustado Sc march6 del
lugar del accidente sin socorrer
al caido. Portugues admite que
lie acompanaba.
Bajo fianza de $500 qued6 en-
libertad ell primero y ell segun-
do bajo fianza de $1,000.
Ell autom6vil era propiedad
de la Sra. Dorothy Howard, de
Largo, que Sc 10 habfa presta-
do a los hombres.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

LA JUNTA MUNICIPAL E.
LECTORAL TONIC ACUER-
DOS
Celebr6 aver session la iunta
municipal electoral, bajo la pre-
sidencia del Sr. Anderson.
A mocion de E. X. Nelson, Jr,
Sc acord6 hacer un estudio de
las leyes electorales y recomen-
dar cambios a la Junta de la
Carta, nombrada EN- las pasadas
elecciones.
Aprob6 la iunta los gastos
de las elecciones, que en- total
montan a 1886.
Dandy W, Hudgings, derro-
tado EN- las pasadas elecciones,
pidi6 hacer una comprehension
y Sc lie concedi6.
Miembros de la junta compa-
receran hoy ante ell juez de paz
Lorenzo Hernandez en- relaci6n
con ell case de dos mujeres acu-
sadas de inscription Illegal.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
NOTAS SOCLALES>

La Srta. Laura Canalejo, hi
ia adoptiva de los conocidos es-
pesos Armando P. Boza, del
1417 de la avenida North Alba
ny, ha sido pedida en- matrimo-
Mo para ell correcto j6ven Ru-
ben Favelo, hijo de los esposos
Jose Favelo, del 1O14R de la
Doce Avenida.
Hizo la peticion Ell padre del
j6ven Favelo, ante los esposos
Boza y Frank Canalejo, hernia
no de la novia.
Mas tarde Sc fijara la fecha
de la boda. Una parejita ideal.
Por SUI dicha, desde ahora,
hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
Detales' sobre la peIea Steele CVs
Ell combate Sc habia sgspeHdido dos vsSp 49,

liz New York, Sep. 14.-Freddie
J Stekle, Ell campe6n del peso me-
diaAwo, que no es campeon del
munro porque ell titulo pertene-
ce al franeNs Marcel Thil, puso
dormi Ell pasado dia II, en-
tie, Washington, a Ken O.
ip, de Washington, D. C.
in aRc6 en- q primer a
ecastig al c asnpe6n con
gassbs de izquerda por ell es-
tonnage y jabs por la cara.
Steele lie devolvio la aggression
con dos fuertese punetazos, uno
de izquierda y otro de derecha,
por ell cuerpo.
/. En- ell segundo Qverlin inici6
de nuevo la of1Hsiva, hacienda
retroceder al campe6n con jabs
a la cara. Steele peSdi6 un gol-
pc Y su rival lie di6 de nuevo por
la cara.
Al empezar ell cuarto Freddie
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
LA OBRA DE LA RETA-
CUARDIA DE TAMPA
Suspendida la Junta

"a causa de la jrnta conjunta
de anoche, en- ell Centre Obre-
no. Sc suspendi6 la junta que
habia anunciado ell Comite Pc
pular Democratico de Socorro
a Espana.
Cast todos 'os miembros del
Comit5 pertenecen a las Unio-
hes Y convinieron en- ell apla-
zamieto.
Muchos de los companeros
que hacen la cuestacion a ia
vor de Espana Sc encontraban
aver en- ell Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
Russia prefiere las medidas de cooperation inter
%nacional en- lugar de sus medidas PARTICULARS
Francia no permitira cue la no-intervencion Sc
convierta en- una tramp contra su ~frontera sur

cion Sc c%onvierta en- una tram
pa para c%olocar bajo amenazas
las comunicaciones con Africa V
rear una similar amenaza en- la
frontera sur de SUI pals. EN- la
vida de una naci6n completa-
mente determinada a m~antener
su prestigio surgeon momentos
cuando es necesario decir NO."
Las declaraciones de Dala-
der correspondent a la actitud
del Soviet y esp6rase aqUi que
Francia vigorice SUI posici6n
con respecto al problema EN-
conjunto, no obstante las tell
dencias britanicas. 81 Franeia,
por ejemplo, decidiera abando-
mar la no-intervenci6n Y abrir
su frontera a Espana, ell pasC
seria aquf mur bien recibido.
Uno de los obstaculos de la
cooperation franco-sovietica ha
sido la creencia, expresada en-
Paris, de que la Russia Soviet Sc
habfa debilitado por sus recien-
ties difieultades interiors;.
va ell gobierno frances esta
convencido de 10 contrario y asi
10 ha dicho Mare Rucart, su
ministro de sandal, que ACADIA
de hacer una vista a Russia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

descarg6 TN forRAaRe "up-
percut" y enderez6 yerlin:
que lie contest6 con golpes de IL
quierda por la mandibula.
Ell camp6a pusQ a dormir a
su rival, en- eT cAarf8 asalto,. pc
gandole unA izquierda por la
Mrba, que II aturdN; repitien-
dole ell golpeVpor la barba y fl
nalizandole CO.. otros dos pune
tazoa por Ell msmo lugar.
Is apuesta reeonocian> a
Steele comamf tito, en- propoS
ci6n de1O a. Z,
ESbc6mbate habia sidyA suspen
didS dos veces. La ultiS Ia sus-
pension Sc debi6 a la muerte de
Dave Miller, director de los ne
gocios del campe6n. y
Habia prometido Freddie que
derrotaria a su contrario por
medic del nocaut.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
Dos FOLLRtOS

Dos FOlLet0s
Agradecemos a la amabindad
del Sr. Ernesto E. Fernandez,
abogado de la Habana, dos TO-
lletos titulados Programa del
Partido Social Democratic, de
Cuba, Y discurso del Sr. Justo
Luis Pozo en- defensa del dicta-
men de la comisi6n especial de
asuntos tabacaleros.
Tan pronto nos sea possible,
los leeremos. A los que en- Tam
pa vivimos nos interesan las in
q~uietudes y los problemas de
Cuba.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Ell Comite Popular Democra
tico de Socorro a Espana cele-
brara esta noche la junta que
aver fuera suspendida.
Asuntos de indiscutible i'm
portancia hacen n%ecesaria la
presencia de todos los compa-
neros.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

En- las Pldyds -
Las familias latinaS cue sc
hallaban de veraneo en- las pla-
yas de Clearwater Y Pass-a-
Grille contindan regresando a
esta ciudad.
Todas, como en- amos anterlo-
res, retornan saetisfechas. En-
esos lugares cada vez se~com-
prenden meior las virtudes del
pueblo latino.
Volveran ell ano pfoximo, con
la ayuda de la Providencia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Sc N un bungalow, en-
esplendidas condolences, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Drigijase
a su dueno, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
Enfermaos

EWJHTWVOS
Siguen recluidos en- ell sana-
torio del Centre Espanol, donde
Sc les atiende con carino y es-
nero, nuestros estimados ami
gos los Sres. Romeo Zsnoni Y
Antonio Cueto.
Aver los visitamos a los dos y
tenemos la impression de que
muy pronto vofveran a sus ocu-
paciones.
Zenoni fue operado por ell
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
In Libr0

I'm Ll6T0
Cortesmente nos dedica TN e.
jemplar de 81 libro de peesias
"Florilegios', la poetisa cuba
ma Sra. Clotilde Hernandez.
acknowledgements impreso, lie
hemos prometido leerlo y dar
sobre e! nuestra opinion.
La Sra. Hernandez esta pa
sando sus vacaciones en- esta
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Moscou, Sept. 14.-El discur
so del comisario Maxim Litvi :
noff en- la conferencia de Nyon
no fue publicado por la prensa
rusa, segdn el "Izvestia," en- es-
pera de poder apreciar la reac-
ci6n franco-britanica. "Pravda'
en- un editorial, indica que ell
punto de vista avanzado por Lit
vinoff fundamentalmente expire
sa la norma del Soviet.
Concluye diciendo csc peri6-
dico: La Repdblica Soviet pue-
de asegurar la inviolabilidad de
sus propios barcos, pero ha con
venido en- participant en- la con-.
ferencia-segdn SUI norma de
paz-con ell fin de cooperar EN-
ell exito de cualquier MEDIA que
pueda garantizar la segrridad
de la navegaci6n EN- ell Medite-
franco.
Este significa que consideran
do la indignation causada aqui
por ell hundimiento de sus bar
cos, Russia esta lista para insis-
tir en- su propio sistema de con-
voy II otras medidas indepen-
dientes, pero que p~refiere me :
didas de cooperation interna =
cional. ..... -
A este respecto Sc eta ell dis
curse de Eduardo Daladier, mi
nistro de ia guerra de Francia,
en- ell cual dijo que Francia no
permitira que la no-inter zen :
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

26 de septiembre, en- ell Centre
Asturiano.
Tenemos la segurida Ode que
las companeras cooperaran.
De su entusiasmo es imposi-
BILE dudar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-12-21

tians who had moved across the Do
minican border.
Refugees told him, the bishop wrote
to the archbishopric Of Port au Prince,
that Haitians had been thrown,
group by group, into the sea-food for
sharks-or led into the woods near
the city Monte Christi) to be massa-
cred"
Dominican officials have denied any
mass Sayings during border clashes,
which were said to have developed
from the heavy migration of Haitian
laborers into Dominican territory.
President Roosevelt notified Presi-
dent Rafael Trujillo of the Dominican
Republic last night that he was happy
the executive had agreed to participate
in negotiations for q solution Of the
controversy.
Haiti invoked the arbitration pro-
cedure under treaty signed in 1928.
A five-man international commission
will investigate the dispute.
Dominican officials said there had
been . few border clashes" but no
such mass Sayings Is alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-12-21

newed tradition, begun by the earlier
Queen Elizabeth In 1863. when they
viewed . Latin Christmas play at
Westminster School.
The first Elizabeth decreed scholars
should perform . Latin play for her
each Christmas, but the last reigning
monarch to see one was William "
in 1884.
However, It always attracts a dis
tinguished audience. Most Of the
schoolboys didn't understand q word,
but they laughed and applauded at
signals from cheerleaders who fol-
lowed the script Of the play. Terences
"Adelphia."
Westminster School, originated by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-12-21

be enacted just Is quickly Is . sound
and fair basis for 1t can be developed.
MY feeling Is that the Wagner Act,
as sociological experiment, has failed
to promote any Of its alleged objec-
tives. It has been publicly stated that
strikes this year have cost the public
five billions Of dollars. The Wagner
Act should be terminated at once, and
an entirely new and really construc-
tive approach to these problems should
be made without delay"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-12-21
REPEAL OF WAGNER ACT
URGED BY TRADE HEAD
New York Board Of Trade Presi-
dent Says Action Would Be
"Most Reassuring."

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Percy C..
Magnus, president of the New York
Board Of Trade. advocated immediate
repeal Of the Wagner labor law in a
letter to Senator Henry F.. Ashurst,
chairman of the Senate Judiciary
Committee.
"The most reassuring action at this
time" asserted Magnus, would be
outright repeal of the Wagner Act.
coupled with the assurance that the
rights Of workers and the principle OF
collective bargaining, Is we'll Is the
rights Of employers and the public,
will be fully protected by legislation to
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1888 HA|T|ANS
REPORTED KILLED
Minister Estimates Deaths
at That Total in Domini-
can "Massacres."

Minister Ellie Lescot Of Haiti esti-
mated today. on the basis Of refugees
reports, that l2,16s Haitians have been
killed in the Dominican Republic since
early October.
He issued a statement shortly after
letter from Bishop J. M. Jan of Cape
Haitian was made public here. The
letter declared that "nameless saw
ageries' had been inflicted on Hal
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monks in 1889. was -established b.
Queen Elizabeth In 1861.
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KING AND QUEEN RENEW
TRADITION BEGUN IN 1863

Witness Latin Christmas Play at
Westminster School, 0rigi-
mated in 1880.
b. the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 21-King George
and Queen Elizabeth last night re-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Court to Delay
Action on Mooney
Freedom Move

SAN FRANCISCO, June II WR
"A state supreme court order di-
recting that Thomas J. Mooney.
former labor leader, be returned to
San Quentin prison indicated today
that the court would not act before
September on MONEYS applica-
tion for writ of habeaS corpus.
Mooney has been in the San
Francisco county Jail for almost a
year while bearings were being con-
Quoted on his appeal.
Part of the time he was in San
Francisco hospital for treatment
of a stomach disorder.
Attaches at the Jail said that
Mooney would be returned to San
Quentin prison tomorrow. although
there were reports his attorneys
were attempting to delay the trans
fer to permit him to continue the
hospital treatments.
The courts order for MONEYS
transfer came as the judicial body
was preparing for its summer re-
cess. indicating it would not act on
the Mooney plea until it meets in
the fall.
Mooney was convicted of parti-
Cipating in the 1916 Preparedness
day bombing in which 10 persons
were killed here. He is serving a
life sentence.