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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
SUMMER HOMES ON HIGHWAYS, MECCA
 OF LAST WEEKEND

Summer homes on the Glacier and Eagle River Highways were the mecca over the weekend of the owners and invited guests and there were few, if any of the homes, that were not being fired up' to take the chill off. Many went out Sat- urday afternoon and remained un- til Sunday night In some sections the women were busy in their flower gardens, raking and turning the dirt over.
 Traffic over the highway was large Sunday, the lure of Spring calling the autoists out for the pleasant sunny weather. Hiking parties were also in order during Sunday and scores were enjoying the highway afoot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
The Menace in the Orient
Philadelphia Record)

Japan, according to dispatches, has decided upon la great naval building program with stress on chemical warfare.
 The reason? Officially: "To meet the menace lof United States air forces in the Pacific'& 8ss4
 The Japanese, it would seem, are- tossing up bit of taffy. Granted that constant naval and air the doorstep of Nippon afe stupid enough warrant fears as to motives there still remains the fact that from all accounts here at home, The United States air force isn't even domestic protection, let alone foreign Our air force admittedly has been far below SUD- posedly conservative domestic defense standards. When an effort made to test out the air force about year ago by surprise summons to defend the Panama Canal-most of the planes couldn't even be gotten out of their hangars and the flight was abandoned f
 Perhaps the air force has been improved in ef- ficiency since that lamentable affair. Certainly enough money has been voted for improvement But in so short time scarcely have built up a force sufficient to constitute genuine menace to Japan.
 Either the Jap militarists using the United States menace convince the home folks they should be taxed for planes else those mtarists have believed of the fancy tales cooked up by their spies here-tales like that of Farnsworth, who clipped his secret information" from army Spubli- cations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
20 YEARS AGO
MARCH g. 1917
From The Empire

MARCH 22, 19l7
 President Wilson on March 21, rec ognizing that Germany was practi- cally making war on the United States upon the high seas, called Congress to assemble in extraordin- ary session on April 2. The German retreat along the lWestern front was declared to be la master stroke against the spring idrive of the Ententes and was said to be one of the greatest of von Hindenberg's schemes. i Fred E. Tanner. son of J. M Tan ner of Skagway, was at the Occi- dental Hotel to attend the meet ings of the Grand Igloo of Pion- eers of to be held here.
 J. R. Reynolds of Killinoo was at lthe Occidental
 D. Smith Harris, former grand officer of the Arctic Brotherhood who had been attend grand camp meetings here, returned to his home in Ketchikan.
 ] c. J. Alexander was in Juneau from Hoonah and staying at the Alaskan Hotel
 John A. Davis, the we'll known Strawberry Point stock farmer, and Mrs. Davis were returning to AL aska on the Admiral Watson after being south since fall. ! Boxing classes were started on Douglas Island under the direction of Tom Macdonald and Grover Kertis, with Norman Worth of the Alaska Juneau as chief instructor.
 Albert Rapp, employed in the ,Treadwell Cyanide Plant and eper- ator of the moving picture show, was leaving for visit with rela- | tives in Montana and Idaho
 Two possible candidates for Mayor at the coming city election were ito be R. E. Robertson and Claude Ericson.
 Arrangements were being made for the organization of the first Alaskan Red Cross chapter, and a general invitation to join was to be issued to every woman on Cas- tineau Channel. Membership would require no one to go to the front, but merely the furnishing of much needed supplies for the physicians at the front caring for the wound ed
 ! Weather: Highest. 37; lowest, 29; Cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
ADEQUATE" NAMES

With the armament at home well as abroad much is heard of an adequate navy. Int United States Great Britain Japan France. Italy and other sea powers are preparing to lay dowr several new batteships. As the New York World Telegram points out there apparently two schools of thought as to design There those who favor the huge, heavily -armored but slower craft, ano those who would sacrifice all else for speed which isn't such bad idea Commenting the rld-Tele- gram says:
 Our two dreadnaughts, it appears are to sacrifice speed for better protection-thcker and heavier armor against aircraft and other projecties. Ours it is said will have a speed of 26 or 27 knots against 30 or better for the others.
 Apparently they all to mount 14-inch guns What the range is to be is mystery though there that of the foreign guns will shoot farther than the standard.
 Be that as it may, the faster craft have distinct advantage the slower Slow ones usually must accept battle when, where and under whatever conditions the faster ones dc- tate The faster ships can maneuver so to get full benefit of sun. wind and wave They can break off the engagement if and when they want to. The slower must take it on the chin as long as the faster dish it cut
 And if the faster craft also happens to out-range the slower it can hammer the slower to pieces without allowing 1t to come within range.
 Of course if Firpo and Camera could have named the conditions under which they fought they probably. would have won all their battles. But they couldn't and they didn't Instead each took lot of lickings. Their faster opponents would hit them, back away barge in again, dance around and smack hard when the smackng good until the super -heavyweghts ready to be counted out
 We wonder if the authorities wouldn't do well to change the proposed for our two new battleships from the Washington and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

North Carolina to the U. s. S. Firpo and Car nera.
 The American policy is to maintain navy adequate to hold it's own against other powers. But adequate navy depends very largely on what kind of navies other countries have.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
LOOK Old LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon

l. Which of Shakespeare's char acters has the greater number of lines to speak?
 2. By what process of physics does a blotter draw up ink? 3. What is the Roman numeral for 60?
 A. Is airplane testing a danger ous occupation?
 5. What are the. dimensions oi the State of Vermont?
 ANSWERS ,.t l. Hamlet, 1869 lines. ana. 2. Throught capillary attraction 3. LX. ssvs Ie 4. Yes; it is so dangerous that few pilots will undertake it. Aa,a 5. 90 miles wide at the north 4l miles at the south, 157 miles long.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
ATTENTION VOTERS

If you have changed residence since last Municipal election be sure to notify City Clerk. You cannot vote in your present precinct if not so registered Phone the informa- tion to 88.
 A. w. HENNING,
 adv. City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

Now that Mae West is collecting diamonds she probably is more particular in her invitations to Come up and see me sometime Cincinnati Enquirer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

Although France Great Britain. Portugal Italy, Germany, and Russia guard the borders of Spain their chief purpose is to watch another. DiplO. macy usual is playing its cards under the tables. Boston Globe. tr %
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

It used to be a long long trail, but now it's lonG long chain that's waiting for that pooch
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

If three's crowd, IS would be mob the supreme bench-Indianapolis Star.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

Switzerland Grds for War-Headline. Which makes it unanmous.-Charleston, w. Va, Mail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

New York Magistrate says that young folks usually start enjoying themselves about II He probably meant when the old folks go upstans to bed Cincinnati Enquirer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

There is danger that effectual st-down strike control may become as necessary effecual flood control.-Detroit Free Press.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

After TO- take it from the New Dealers, you're just venerable egg-St Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

It is estimated more than $780, 100000 viii be spent on industdial research in the United States dur ing 1937.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22
H A P P -
 -B l R I Fl D "A Y

The Empire ertends congratula- lions and best t3ishes today, theil birthday anniOersary. to the foilow. ing:
 MARCH g.
 Alexander Sey Clifford Mason Mrs. R. w. Bender
 Jerry Cole
 Ruth McGuire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-22

The German retreat along the lWestern front was declared to be a master stroke against the spring drive of the Ententes and was said to be one of the greatest of von Hindenberg' schemes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

dera persenalmente a todos los
visitantes. LIE ayudara su so
clio, Manuel Garcia.
Celebrara matinee, ell dia 25,
la sociedad Centre Asturiano,
con la orQuesta de Rex Nc
Donald.
Ell Centre Espanol, sl mis-
mo dfa, dara una matinee con
regalos para las damas y tres
para los caballeros.
En- la poche del 20 la bene-
inertia sociedad Circulo Cuba
no e~fectuara -su Cabaret Popu-
lar de Navidad. Tocaran dos or
questas de primer orden. Yer
daderos acontecimientos han
sido, en- los dbtimos afos, los
cabarets de Navidad del Circu-
10. Este 10 sera tambien.
Ell domingo 26 dara 81 Cen
tro Espanel su acostumbrada
matinee, con la orquesta Don
Francisco.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
LA LUCIA ENTIRE Ell
REACCIONARI0 ALCALDE
HAGUE Y NL CLIO

Jersey City, die. 23.-Hablan-
do en- representation de la mu-
nicipalidad, Ell abogado J. A..
Hamill, I'm monigote del alcal-
de Hague, dijo que 81 ell CLIO
verifica una manifestation pu-
blica sin permiso, sera castiga-
do con TODD rigor de la ley.
Este abogade asegura que da
la noticia para avisar a ITEM
pc, de modo que John L. Lew
S no Sc lame a engano.
Cartas en- csc sentido fueron
mandadas William J. Carney,
de Newark, exdirector regio-
nal del CLIO, y Carl Holderman,
de Peterson, jefe de Ia Lga O.
brsra No-Partidarista. New
Jersey es un estade lfene de Ia
Heres de sudor.
La policfa del alcalde Hague
Sc propone evitar que ell CLIO
organize a los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
EN- LOS CCC TIENE Ell GO
BIERNO UN CITO DE
$4,000, 600

Miami, Florida, Die. 23.-Si
Estados Unidos entrara mana
ma en- una guerra, dijo ell Sr.
Robert Fechner, director del
Cuerpo Civil de Conservation,
Embellishments contaria con
un ejercito voluntario de emer
gencia de 100000.
Los j6venes del CCC no es-
tan militarizados en- ell sentido
ordinario de la palabra; pero
su entrenamiento es tai que ell
85 por ciento Sc hallan prepa-
radios para la vida mlitar.
Con los O 1000 j6venes que
hay ahora en- los campamen-
tos y los 1000, 900 que hubo
antes, la naei6n puede contar,
en- I'm memento determinado,
con una fuerza militar de pri-
mera clase.
Les c~ampamentos Sc crea :
ron para aliviar la escasez de
trabajo v alejar a la juventud
del crimen.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
APROBO LA CAMARA LA
LEY DE AMNISTIA

Habana, Die. 23.-La CANA
ra de Representatives. aprob6
hoy la ley de amnistfa proce-
dente del senado.
Cancela Ia ley todos los de-
litos politicos Y sociales come
tidos hasta ell 10 de diciembre
de este aHo. 4,
Ell presidente de la Repdbli-
ca, Federico Laredo Bru, la fir
mara hoy con ell permiso del
coronel Batista, jefe del sjer-
cito.
Los abogados dicen que la
ley incluye tambien al EXPIRE
sidente Machado, ahora enfer-
mo en- New York,
Muchos i6venes revolucio-
narios eubanos, refugiados en-
ell extranjero, regresaran des-
pues de las Pascuas.
Algunos de ellos avisan que
no retornaran por tenor a los
aetos de violsncia del ejercito,
cometidos a espaldas de la ley.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
La Function de Hoy

Ell Centre Asturiano Sc a.
brira hoy para la function orga-
nizada por 81 Comite P. Demo-
cratico con ell concurso de las
secciones de recreo e intereses
de las sociedades Centre Espa-
mol, Centre Asturiano, Circulo
Cubano, Unions Italiana Y Ca
balleros Leales de America.
Sera representado ell juguete
c6mico, en- tres aotos, "Que
Hombre Tan Simpatico", bajo
la direction de Manuel Apart
clio.
Ell programa es de primer
orden y el fin perseguido mas
neble no puede ser: mandar le-
che a los ninos de la Espana
leal.
Centenares de billetes de en-
trada han sido vendidos va, 10
que garantiza ell exito moneta-
rio.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
NOTAS SOCIAI.E
ties y empez6 Ell reparto.

tes Y empez6 ell reparto.
Hicieron Ell reparto, con ell
concurso de Santa Claus, que
vigilaba, la Srta. Morales, sub
secretaria de la Camara de Co
mercio de Yhor; Jose Cha
moun, Eugene An1elone, Roy
Cotarelo, Dick Greco, Frank
de la Grana, Victoriano Man
teiga y otras personals.
Los ninos mostraban sus tar
jetas a la puerta y despues Las
entregaban al pasar junto a las
mesas.
Entregados los 1000 jugue-
ties, correspondence a otras
tantas tarjetas, Sc hizo un re-
parto ADDITIONAL, que hubo nece-
cidad de suspender por imper-
tinencias de aigunos muchacho
mes.
La policfa de la ciudad Guido
del mantenimiento del orden,
siendo muy felicitada por su
cemportamiento.
Pasadas las diez de la noche
termin6 la fiesta, dentro de la
mayor animation.
I'm arbol de Navidad, bien
iluminado, Sc coloc6 en- ell terre-
no, detras de la segunda base.
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor merece congratulations
especiales, por su obra de acer-
camiento al pueblo.
Mucho Sc trabaj6 para orga-
nizar esta fiesta v menci6n es-
pecial merecen Jose Glamour,
Eugenio Anzelone, Roy Gotta
relo, Dick Greco y otras perso-
mas.
Charles Spicola y la ferrete-
ria King Hardware regalaron
algunos juguetes.
Las cervecerfas "Old Union,
y la Tropical" cedieron sus
"carros sonoros", 10 que debe
apreciarse.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
MLAJA DECLARE EN- MA
DRID QUE LA VICTORIA
DE TERUEL ES Ell PRI-
MER PASO HACIA LA
VICTORIA DECISIVA
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)
de los facciosos Sc complete al
informar Salamanca que zen
Barcelona courtroom muy Sc
rios motines", y 'que Ia guar
Aiei6n de Corona Sc habfa in
surreccionado".
Ri gobierno cerr6 la frontera
en- Port BoH para que los fac
ciosos no pudieran enterarse de
los principles detalles de La o.
fensiva en- Teruel.
Los aeroplanos leales, en- los
alrededores de Teruel, destru-
yeron una columna de falan-
gistas, moros y legionarios.
Era motorizada la eolumna y
oay6 en- un nido de ametralla-
doras.
La primera brigada leal de
asalto sntr6 por ell cementerio,
luego de haber la artilleria dis
parade durante As minutes. La
sagunda Sc abri6 canine has
ia ell arsenal y la tercsra hasta
Ia estaSi6n del ferroearrn.
Tsdas las tasss pr4asipafes
del asaito Sc v~srificaroa con
temperature de bajo zero.
ComEnican de Gibraltar que
esta de nuevo alberta la from
terra con ell territorio DONNA
do por los facciosos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
La Fiesta de Anoche
en- Ell Por9ale C@Sc1den

Brillantisima, en- cuanto a in
teres Y animation, result6 la
fiesta del Arbol de Navidad,
celebrada anoche Ell 81 parque
de Cuscaden.
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, cor el concurso de la Jun
ia de Recreo, Nash Higgins, las
maestras de las escuelas publ
cas- y otros valiosos elementos'
patrocin6 y organize la fiesta.
A las ocho de la noche esta-
ban llenas las graderfas con
mas de 5000 personals, chicos
Y grandes, esperanto que die
"a comienzo ell programa.
La orquesta de la WPA, &C.
dida por ell gobierno federal,
por mediaci6n del Sr. Glenn
Kay, tom6 parte en- el progra-
ma, siendo muy aplaudida.
Maxine Echegaray, Ell neta-
BILE pianista, dirigs esta orga-
nizaci6n musical.
La WPA ofreci6 tamben o.
tros n1meros de gran interes
para los ninos, dirigidos por Ell
Sr. Thornton, de la oficina To-
cal.
Complete los prepaSativos en-
ell terreno la Sra. Hunt, secun-
dada por Mr.. Cunningham,
Tramontana y otros emplea-
dos de la Junta de Resrso.
Nash Higgins estaba q la
vista, ayudando en- TODD 10 po-
sible.
MI. Peterson, ell Santa Claus,
fue la principal attraction de la
noche.
Habl6 a los nihos, les expli-
CO 10 que pasaba en- China y en-
ell Polo, y les diverti6 con algu-
nos actos de magia. Para 81 fue
ron los mas fuertes aplausos de
la noche, bien mercedes.
Las maestras de las escuelas
pdblicas de Ybor, incluyendo
la Sra. Zoila Salas, cooperaron
al mayor lucimiento.
Jose Glamour dGs unaa pa
labras en- ingles y nasestro d.
rector, en- espahol, di6 aaS sra
cias a los directories de las es-
cuelas pdblicas y las maestras,
la Junta de Recreo Y sus en-
pleados y al pueblo de Ybor.
Glamour y Manteiga habla-
ron en- representation de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor, ell
primero como p~residente y Ell
segundo como uno de los direc-
torres.
Santa Claus Peterson Sc pu-
so al frente de la fila de ninos
y ninas que aguardaban jugue-
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
boil de Navidad celebrada aver

Dol uS NdVIudu GCIGUA 0A@ wy
en- la gran sala de Ia Novena
avenida y Gale 49,.
Las damas prepararon Ell ar
Dol, colocaron los juguetes e HI
cieron la distribution.
Mucho Sc divirtieron los nj
nos Y tambien sus madres y pa
dres, que los acompahaban.
I'm ano mas y otro rotundo
triunfo de La importante Logia.
Els va traditional en- los Lea
les la fiesta del Arbol de Navi-
dad. wEI
Vaya nuestra felicitaci6n ha-
cia las damas que la organiza-
ron.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
TEMBLOR DE TERRA
EN- PINAR DEL RIO

Habana, Die. 23.-El dia
20 sufrf6 un ligero temblor de
TERRA ell pueblo de San Crist6-
bal. provincial de Pinar del
Rio.
La p~oblaci6n hugo a los lu-
cares abiertos. Este es ell pri-
mer temblor sentido en- la re-
gi6n occidental de la isla des-
de 1888.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
YUGOESLAVTA SIGUE LA
C0RRIENTE FASCISTA

Belgrade, die. 23.-El pri-
mer ministro di6 la noticia de
que Ell gObierno ACADIA de nom
brar al captain Vladimir Mu-
zaranitch, retirado Official de la
marina, agente comercal y OBJ
servador en- Ell territorio de los
facciosos espanoies.
Bajo preston de Roma, Ell pri
mer ministro convino en- NOM
brar csc agente, que no signifi-
ca reconocimiento de beige
rancia a los rebeldes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
M
CANO AL SERvICIO DE
LA INDEPENDENCE ES-
PANOLA, Sc DIRIGE A
Los HOMBRBS E INSTI-
TUCIONES DE AMERICA


Los HOMBRBS E INSTI-
TUCIONES DE AMERICA
FL Comite Iberoamericano
al Servicio de la Independent
cia Espanola, prosiguiendo su
tesonera campana tendiente a
formar una conciencia contra
ra a la penetration extranje-
ra en- Ell suelo espanol, v rea-
fernando una vez mas su to-
tai v absolute prescindencia
politica, Sc dirige por interme
dio del presente manif este q
los hombres o Instituciones de
America, con ell objeto de soli-
citar sc dignen enviar a nues-
ira secretarfa sus respectivas
adhesienes, 81 es que conside-
ran digno de apoyo ell prop6-
sito enunciads.
Este Comite, entiende que
ell conflicto espanol debe ser
resuelto por los propios espa-
holes y, por 10 tanto, advierte
que toda intromisi6n ajena So
bre TODD 81 ella tiene un carac
ter belico, debe ser considera-
da por los que reaImente quic-
rem a Espana, c~ontraria a sus
intereses.
Quienes asf 10 comprenden
creemos no dUdaran en- pres
tarnos su desinteresado apoyo,
SECURES de que con clio sirven
de la manera mas leal q una
naci6n victima del desorbitado
egofsmo de unos y de la confa-
bulada TRACTION de otros.
iQue la sangre de los hnocen-
ties pinos, mujeres y ancianos
esterilmente inmolados en- la
cruel contienda,, sirva para mo
dificar la conducta de los que
por una causa u otra aun no
han querido ocupar el lugar
que la patria en- desgracia les
senala!
Depongamos los odios y rem
elias para llevar nuestra pala
bra de paz y cOncordia a las deS
de psz y de concordia a las des-
venturadas madres, a los infe-
Ices huerfanos, y en- fin, a los
que en- frente luchan y a los
que en- la retalguardia Koran,
con la plena ~certeza de que asf
nos haremos acreedores al re-
eonocimfento y a la gratitud de
Este, evidentemente es ell ca
nlno a seguir, pero para clio
1ebemos tener especial cuidado
en- que 10 elevado de n~uestros
orop6sitos no nos haga perder
contacto coz la cruda reali-
lad del momento. NADIA de pro-
vecho podremos conseguir 81
as cosas no sc hacen con ell me-
sodo que su complicado engra-
1aJe impone. Para que la paz
oueda reinar en- Espana debe-
nos previamente lograr ell reti-
% de todos los que ALI fueron
! sembrar la desolaci6n Y la
nuerte.
En- este estamos empenados.
a secundar nuestra obra, en-
7landonos su adhesion, invita-
nos a los hombres pdbIicos de
America, a los partidos polfti-
'os, a las sociedades gremia-
a les centres culturales ar
isticos, cientfficos y estudian-
lies a las agrupaciones profe-
aoaales, y por 1ltimo a todos
os que Sc sientan animados de
os mismos elaros prop6sitos
lacia la dolorida Espana.
Fnviar las adhesiones a Ia
ecretaria, Avda. de Mayo 76O.
p piso.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
LA SOCIEDAD DE NACIO-
MES ORA DE NUEVO A
CHINA

Ginebra, Die. 23.-Ante ell
Consejo de la Sociedad de Ma
clones, ell dfa IT de enere, Chi
ma sometera una nueva aueja
sontra Ia invasion de su terri
torio por los japoneses.
al mismo TEMPO que ell Con
sejo sc reunira ell Comite de
23 encargado de sstudiar ell
preblema del Extreme Orien-
be.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
Ell TEMPO

Nublados Y probables llu :
Was. Volvera a enfriar de nue.
vo, seg1n todas las iRdicacio-
.Ress para los dfas de Navidad.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
INFERNO
UN

Santa Monica, Cal, die. 23.-
Hace tres semaAas iAgres6 en-
Ell Hospital do aqui, gravsmen-
to snfermo, 81 notable carica-
turista E. c. Ssgar, creador del
personajs c6mico "Popeye Ell
Marinero".
Los medieos dfesn que oil en-
fsrne ne ha Msjerads.
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
Fiestos

Tenemos ell placer de repetir
ell capftulo de fiestas:
Ell restaurant Columbia tie
ne casa alberta para Ia colonia
latina, de modo que ell nuevo
patio espanol pueda ser vista
do. Casimiro fernando aten-
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Los CGbaUeros Leoles
Exito grande para los Caba-
lleros Leaaes de America v en-
particular para su secci6n de
damas, 10 fue Ia fiesta del Ar
La gaceta., 1937-12-23
"SEkECTA"

"SEkECTA"
La neior Revisfa de Cuba
Suseribase a ella hoy mismo
Earne pOr los tefseOnos
b367 IL 5TS
La gaceta., 1937-12-23

Ell valiente miliciano de
Tampa QUE combate en- las fl
las de la Brigada "a. Todos
por AGA le recordannos carino-
samenbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-14
Son of Prince of Wales Costly to Hunch PLAYERS
woman Named Warhed Among

. whiz in the Marquette backfeld
this Fall, get away from it?
Trade winds are blowing around
the majors One story has
Brooklyn sending Pitcher Baker,
Inf1elder Butcher and Outfielder
Wilson to the Phillies for Pitcher
Passeau and Catcher Atwood :. .
Another has the cards trying to
trade Leo Durocher to Cincinnati
for Billy Myers and $4,000
The $4,000 is the rub there.
Mary Hirsch. New York,s first
licensed woman horse trainer, plans
to campaign her string at the 30
day Washington Park meeting.
starting May "a En- route
east from California to Join the
Phillies, Dolph Camiui had two
blowouts in Wyoming, burned out
his bearings In Nebraska, broke 4
piston rod In Illinois and wound
up buying a new car in Ohio.
New York printers will be dis
tressed to learn that Alex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-14
TOW AND MCDONALD
SIGNED BY AHEARN
Heavies to Meet on Police Card.
Commission Hears Plea for
Ingram-Gevinson Bout.

ONE match for the police benefit
boxing card definitely was ar
ranged today and another was to be
decided as the District Boxing Com
mission convened to hear the plea of
Promoter Joe Turner, who hopes to
obtain sanction for the Ray Ingram
Lou Gevinson bout.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn has
signed Bob Tow, knockout conqueror
OF Eddie Nader in recent comeback
effort, to mix with Sandy Mcdonald,
who held Marty Gallagher to a stale
mate recently, in one of four 10
round bouts at Griffith Stadium on
June 2.
Turner was to plead his case today
at the commission Office at 3 o'clock.
The commission has rejected the
Gev1nson-Ingram bout, feeling Lou
has not acquired enough experience
to cope with the veteran Ingram.