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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
STEWARDS TO
INVESTIGATE
DOPE CHARGE

LOS ANGELES, Jan 18. U.H)-
Stewards at Santa Anita racetrack
today were to hold a hearing into
charges that Procliviy, thoroughbred
owned by Norman w. Church, was
doped prior to a winning effort
New Years day.
At the hearing, state chemists
were expected to elaborate on their
previous report that they found
traces of an alkaloid when Proclivity
was chosen at random to receive
the saliva test
E. L. Fitzgerald, trainer for
Church's Northway stable, temper
arily was under suspension pend
ing further investigation
Both Fitzgerald and Church de-
MED the horse had been doped and
intimated they might file $500 eco
damage suit against the board of
stewards and the California racing
commission for asserted defamation
of character.
The stewards today also were
faced with the problem of what to
do with a ringer whose present
owner was cleared as the innocent
victim of hoax.
The horse was registered at the
track as Blue Boot, winner of the
$4,000 Longacres mile. An investi-
CATION disclosed that the horse act
ually was Exclude. The present
owner, Earl Beezley, claimed the
horse after it won the Loneacres
mile.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18

coast in the past five years. Last
seasons midwinter classic at Sandy
Beach brought out SIS fast speed
boats. This year the number is
expected 10 run well up towards
100. surprising even the Hearst
Regatta held last summer at Long
Beach.
All trophies competed for at San
dy Beach are Of gold, and as re-
suit next Sundays event is called
the Golden Regatta Gold troph-
les have been put up by Valley
Auto Supply company, Coca Cola
Rottline Works. City of Westmor-
land, City of Brawley, El Centre
chamber of commerce, Imperial
Yacht club. Junior chamber of COM
merce. and several other organiZa-
tions. in each instance a trophy for
each first. second and third place
winner.
Racing crews will be quartered
during the Regatta period in the
hotels of Brawley and El Centre.
In addition there will be dozen
or more high officials of the Amer
lean Power Boat association, Ma
tional outboard association. Racing
Commission, and Southern Cali
fornia Outboard association here 10
conduct the races, in accordance
with strict power boat racing rnies'
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
ToDAYS-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMoRE

likes of Riggs, Grant, Parker and
Harris wouldn't. If Riggs or Har-
ris or Parker or Grant is named
to assist Bulge in the singles 1
wouldn't bet ten dollars against a
thousand that they would win. Be-
cause they simply haven't a chance.
| Wood on the other hand, is one of
the worlds finest players His
game is sound. he has brain, and
on his right days a more daring,
brilliant player never lived He is
working at his game in California
right now Working hard. If the
tennis fathers had any sense at all
they would give him the mental
lift, the encouragement. of letter
telling him they needed him, were
counting on him. and expected him
to work with Bulge and regain
the trophy"
Tilden rates Bulge and Mako as
the finest doubles team in the
world, and sees Won Cramm and
Heiner Henkel as their only rivals.
And the only reason he recognizes
them is that Won Cramm Is SO
superb that he could play ven-
trilouuist's dummy as a partner and
still be formidable"
Big Bill thinks Jack Crawford
is just about finished as an inter-
national menace.
Jacks neryesis gone. I think he
lost it when Fred Perry beat him
so many times, SO effortlessly He
chokes up now even when playing
rabbits. In all the time I have
seen Davis cup tennis, the worst
match ever played was the one
between Crawford and Wilmer Al
lison at Philadelphia last spring.
Neither could hit his hat. / forgot
to mention Allison In Americas cup
squad They'll probably include
Allison out of courtesy, even though
he has proved more than once that
he isn't equal to the task
90
copyright, 1897, by United Press
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
Ry HENRY .McLEMOR

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, Jan. 18
U.P)-The United States could re-
gain the Davis cup this year if the
officials of the Lawn Tennis asso-
citation would name the three mar
team of Donald Bulge, Sidney
Wood, and Gene Mako for the job
That is the opinion of William
T. Tilden, the long-iegged linguist
who won and defended the inter-
national trophy for this country for
nigh on to ten years. But he does
MT think such team will be named
because, to borrow his own words,
American tennis officials haven't
that sort of mentality"
They'll probably ignore Wood"
Tilden told me, because he has
been out of tennis for a year, and
surround Bulge with a group of
young men whose chief virtue is
earnestness and chief fault an in
ability to play international tennis
Bryan Grant, and Bobby Riggs, and
Charley Harris and Frank Parker
are good tennis players. yes, but
they are rot the kind of players,
who. with the cup at stake, beat
such men as Gottfried Won Cramm,
Bunny Austin, Jack Crawford and
Adrian Quist. They simply can't
play tennis that we'll"
AT this point it seemed logical
to ask Mister Tilden if he thought
Sidney Wood could beat those men
when the stands Uere marked and
the stakes were high.
we know he can Bill answered,
because he has. The only really
great tennis match I have seen in
recent years was in 1884 at VIM
bledon when Sidney defeated Craw-
ford in the interzone finals. / don't
say that Sidney would win all his
Davis cup matches this year, be-
cause the result Is nearly always
a toss-up when great players meet.
But my point is this-we would
have chance, and God knows the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
Grant Whiips
Don Bulge
In Five Sets


NEW YORK, Jan. II. UlP)-Bryan
tBitsy) Grant, mighty mite of a
tennis player from Atlanta who
rates only third with the U. S. Lawn
association. captured top spot in
the United Press weekend review
today with his second straight
championship victory in eight days
over Don Bulge of Oakland, Cal.
No. l in U. S. L. T. A. rankings.
He beat Bulge 4-6. 6-3. 6-3, 3-6,
60.
Outplaying and out generating
the sorrel-topped Californian. Grant
won the Dixie singles title at Tampa,
Fla, yesterday. a week after his
triumph over Budge III the finals
of the Miami -Biltmore tourney.
Grants headlines, however, rated
but little higher than a sensational
round OF golf turned in at the
Augusta, Ga, women's tourney by
the wonder-girl from Minneapolis
Patty Berg. Patty won the title
coming from behind after shooting
mediocre scores in the early rounds.
She clipped six strokes off wom-
ems par. Her 53 was only one over
regular figures for the men.
An outsider, Sam Snead of White
Sulphur Springs, w. v, had TO
smash par to win the Oakland,
Calf, open golf championship. He
had an aggregate of 270 to beat
out Ralph Guldahl of ST. Louis who
was one over with SO to total 272.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18

by one of the largest crowds to
witness a baseball contest in Yuma.
Both teams scored twice in the
opening inning but the rival hurlers
settled down to engage in the most
brilliant pitching duel witnessed
this season.
Yuma added a run in the third
on a walk, an error and a single,
but the Bottlers lit on the offerings
of Tony Faccio in the last stanza
to win the ball game.
Hashem opened the final canto
with a sizzling single to left. O.,
Miller beat out an infield hit and
Chuey filled the bases by getting
his third hit of the day. Elliott
strobe to the plate and crashed
line single through the infield to
score Hashem with the tying run.
o. Miller was thrown out trying
to reach home on the hit but Miller
sewed up the game with a single
that scored Chuey.
Elliott and Chuey divided the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
DOWN YUMA CUBS 49,
CALIFORNIATO
MEET INDIAN
CAGERS FRIDAY

BERKELEY. Cal, Jan. 18. U.P)-
University of California and Stan
ford basketball teams clash next
Friday night at the Berkeley gym
nasium in Pacific coast conference
southern division game.
Stanford, the defending champion,
is in second place behind use,
by virtue of double win over
U.C.L.A. last weekend. The Trojans,
who defeated U.C.L.A. once and
California twice, thus far have
proved the surprise quintet of the
division.
Stanford set a new record in
beating U.C.L.A, $3.50, Saturday
night. use. beat California 1884.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18

Brawley commercial league team.
The Clowns. Who are undefeate1
in California competition. boast the
smoothest passing attack seen in
the valley, and cavort around the
basketball in a manner that keeps
the stands in an uproar through
out the contest.
The Clowns plan 10 use football
formations and feature their keep
away game tonight, but the Braw-
ley team has been formulating a
plan to break up the Clowns pass
ing attack.
The Brawley team viii have sew
eral former collegiate stars in the
lineup and should make good
showing against the colorful barn
stormers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18

Newspapers throughout the
West have been requested by the
Junior chamber, which is putting
on its annual Midwinter Out
beard Motorboat racing Regatta
at Sandy Beach next Sunday, to
inform all readers that the new
racing course at Sandy Beach is
at the southwest corner of Salton
Sea. Imperial yaliel. about 20
miles northwest of the town of
Wesimorland, and is on the south
or west shore of the sea, on the
main Los Angeles Imperial VAL
ley paved highway route. 1t is
not TO be confused with other
motorbcat courses on the North
Shore. near Mecca.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
Fl ICentro
HoItviIIe e
To 7 a neIe

Brawley and Calexico
high school basketball teams
today prepared to defend
their claims to the valley
loop lead when the rival
squads meet in the Brawley gymna-
stun Friday night.
The game is scheduled in Calexico
hut school officials indicated the
tilt would be played in BraWley
since there is not an available gym
nasium in the Border City.
Brawley high. favored to annex
league honors this season, will ex-
perience its stiffest competition
when it tangles with the Calexico
club. The Bulldogs have defeated
Imperial and Calipatria teams by
impressive scores in their two
league games.
Brawley holds victories over El
Centro and Holtville.
Calipatria and Imperial will fight
it out for cellar honors in a game
scheduled to be played in Imperial.
The tilt will, however, probably be
played in the El Centre gym We'd
nesday or Thursday nights.
Neither team has won a league
game but the record of the Cali
patria team is better than that OF
Imperial.
Ell Centre Meets Vikings
E1 Centros Spartan basketball
team will entertain Holtville high
in the Ell Centre gymnasium Friday
night in the other league battle
The Spartans, who walloped I'M
perial 42-11 in last weeks league
tilt, is favored to whip Holtville.
The Vikings made a poor showing
against Brawley high, losing 33-l5
in tilt that saw the Brawley re-
serves in action more than half OF
the contest
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
City Commercial
League Play to
Begin Tuesday

Opening of the Es Centre COM
mercial basketball league has
been set for Tuesday night at
7:30 in the high school gymna-
siun.
-Four teams are entered in the
loop. Golden State. I. v. Hard
ware and 1890 club.
The schedule brings together
the Bachelors and Golden State
in the first game and the 20-3O
club and the Hardware in the
second tilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
Entry List
For Regatta
Gets Larger

Hourly, by mail, wire and
telephone, entries continue
to arrive for next Sundays
outboard motorboat races at
Sandy Beach, Salton Sea.
Commodore A L. Cline of the
Southern California Outboard as
ISOLATION, expects the total number
to exceed that of any other out
board event held on the Pacific
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
Packers Trample
Bulldogs 49-O

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 18. WRl-
The Green Bay Packers, national
pro football champions, scored an
easy 40 to 0 victory over the Los
Angeles Bulldogs here Yesterday.
The closest Los Angeles came to
a touchdown was in the fourth
quarter when the Bulldogs drove to
the Packers 16 and were held for
downs.
The Packers scored seven touch
downs and converted all their extra
points, Ernie Smith, former South
ern California tackle, making six
of the conversions.
Los Angeles had hoped to make a
good enough showing in the game
to win a national league franchise.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
BRICKLAYER TOPS
SKI CLUB

GARY. Ind, Jan. 18. WP)-Casper
Omen. bricklayer from Anaconda,
Mont, and member of the 1886
Olympic team, held the jumping
championship of the Norge Ski club
today with two perfect leaps of 164
and 1853 feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
BEARS DOWN
PINCKERT'S ALL-STARS

SAN DIEGO, Jan. Is. Upo-The
Chicago Bears transforming pro
football team, defeated Erny Pin
ckert's All-Stars, 81 to 20, here yes
terday.
Although the Bears won virtually
as they pleased, the most specta-
cular play of the day was made by
Bob McChesney, former U.CL.A.
end, who ran a kickoff back %
wards to score the All-Stars' final
touchdown.
In another outstanding play, the
Bears threw seven lateral passes
before Beattie Feathers hurled a
forward pass to Kawal. The play
netted 10 yards and touchdown.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
Ironing Boards Used
For Speedy Snow Rides

HIAWATHA, Kans., Jan. 49, U.R)
Men and boys are using the FAM
lily ironing boards for surf boards
here. They hook On behind auto
mobiles for rides over the snow and
sleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
BrawIey> CaIexico Meet
In Important League Tilt
COLORED CLOWNS TO
MEET BRAWLEY CITY
LOOP TEAM TONITE

New York's Broadway Colored
Clowns, the basketeers who made
monkeys of Central junior college
basketball team last week. will in
wade the Brawley high school GYM
nasium tonight to meet a strong
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18

batting honors, each man getting
three hits in as many trips to the
plate.
Ike Price homered for the Cubs.
The score:
Coca Cola ............ 200 600 "a II Q
Yuma .....................20l 900 0--3 5 2
Pilip and B. Ritter. Faccio and
Price.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18
SODA POP BASEBALL
TEAM BREAKS FOES
7-CAME WIN STREAK

Rallyng behind the alright pitching of Pilip, the
Coca Cola baseball team scored 4-3 vcory the
Yuma Cubs Sunday afternoon to snap the Arizona teams
game winning streak.
The game, played in the Yuma park, was attended
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-18

copyright, 1897 by United Press,
La gaceta., 1937-02-25

fazir anoche en-
son Y5h TOP de la Gale
VifudadAno Don
Ants cisco A "a amos. LIE
sobrev aritdalda, tres hijas
y dos lags
Fl ~ y por la tarde,
en- la 31esia Bautista,
cantax MAel Colegio E
g: 8: ::;| t:: :';;:: :: !: i s e.. s:
les, snN}ater Parl
-Esta Aoche dara un con-
Aertos en- Hyde Park, la sopra
no lfrica japonesa Yosko SaTo.
La STA. Sato canta en- c:nco
idicn as Y Tue discipufa de ID
famosa Marcia Sembrich.
A dos amos fue condenado
aver ell negro John D. looks,
Aque vendia por correo eel nd~
nero que iha a salir en- IL Lo-
terra de Cuba" Robert Hall.
coanpanero del anterior. tam
bien cumplira dos amos en- At
lanta. Conden6 tambien ell
juez Mack a estos otros indivi-
duos: James E. Larson, un ano
y un dia por Ell robo de un au-
tom6vil; Dave Smalley, negro,
sera sentenciado la semana
que viene; James H. Davis, de-
81 amos, sentencia suspendida
de un ano y un dfa por haber
averiado un buzon del servicio
de correos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
LOS Y MILL.
CIANOS HAN
A Los FACCIoSOS EN- MON
TIE A
Sc coEnbate de casa en- casa '
los insurgentes queman sus
Iltimos cartuchos
Robledo de Chavela y Valde.
quemada estan en- poder de
los leales

Madrid, Feb. 25.-Los dina.
miteros y las milicias han alta
cado ell Monte Naranco, en- O.
viedo, derrotando a los faccfo-
SOS del coronel Miguel Aran-
da, Toda esperanto de saliva
ci6n parece haber desapareci !.
do para los insurgentes para
petados en- Ell monte.
La columna vasca sigue a :
vanzando lentamente en- direc
cion de San Claudio, lugar ST.
tuado frente a las mas impor-
tantes fortificaciones de los re
beldes,
Las trepas leales aplastan la
r~esistencia de los enemigos de
la Rep1blica y en- la vanguar-
ola marchan los mineros.
Una parte de la guarnici6n
de Oviedo resiste los ataques
de los leales en- las cercanias
de la fabrica de armas de La
Vega. ALI hace seis dias que
la ,batalla Sc sostiene y los nal.
neros ganan terrene.
En- las GALES del norte de la
ciudad Sc combate cuerpe q
cuerpe Y la lucha Sc m~antiene
de casa a casa.
Son completamente falsas
todas las noticias facciosas so.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
La Ferbena del Tabdco

La Ferbena del Tabdco
Era de esperarse. Con ITEM
pc suficiente v la buena volun-
tad e fnteligencia demostrada
por ell Comite Organizador, los
entertainments acordados ce-
lebrar en- ell parque de Plant, en-
La Verbena del Tabaco, recibie-
ron ell toque final, toque macs
tro de habilidad Y buen gusto.
Como resultado de clio, los
que asistan ell sabado a los te-
rrenos de La Verbena del Taba-
co, seran sorprendidos agrada-
blemente.
NGevos actos Y mas numero-
SOS que los ofrecidos ell pasado
viernes, frente a la glorieta.
Mlisica en- todos los pabellones
y bale general en- la platafor-
ma de centric con entreteni-
mientos distintos a gusto de to-
dos.
La Verbena del Tabaco es la
1nica fiesta anunciada para 81
sabado.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25

COmpI0c20aT %
Sinceramente 10 confieso.
Complacido me siento por Las
demoStraciones de simpatia que
recibo de todos los elementos de
nuestra coloniA por haberme
encargado nuevamente de las
resenas sociales.
En- nueStras s~ociedades, par
ticularmente, la noticia de ha-
bernie hecho cargo de la Cr6ni-
ca de este peri6dico fue magni-
ficamente recibida. En- mi vi
sta a los Centres regionales
Sc me colm6 de agasajos... Mu-
chas gracias!
Pero en- 10 que mas aprecio
la distinction es en- ell n1mero de
communicates que Sc me envian.
Cada dia recibo mas, dandome
con clio OCCASION de ampliar mis-
escritos.
Gracias repito y con la mis-
ma buena voluntad Y desinteres
de siempre, me tendran en- toda
OCCASION, a sus 6rdenes.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
Centre EspaAot

Secci6n de Recreo ..--
Siempre sc vieron favoreci-
das por numeroso p1blico las
matinees bailables de la activa
y simpatica Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol. Llegaren
a ser tan populares que domin-
go hubo en- que escasamente Sc
podia dar un paso en- ell salon
de bale.
Don Francisco .orquesta que
hacia Ell gasto, era aplaudida a
la termination de cada pieza,
siendo la repetici6n de SUI final
particular descartado.
Eel domingo pr6ximo Sc efee-
tuara otra matinee y nuevamen
tie Don Francisco sera ell ocu-
pante. del palco de la musica.
La matinee comenzara, como
de costumbre, a las 4, termi-
nando a las ooho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
LAS TROPAS VASCAS LIE
GARON HASTA Ell CENTRIC
DE 0VIED0
Una nota del gobierro de Bilbao

Londres, feb. 25.-Un comu-
nicado del ministro de defensa
! vasca, con Residential en- Bilbao,
informa que las tropas vascas
llegaron en- su avances en- el
frente de Asturias, hasta las ca
Hes de Oviedo, cortando en- dos
lugares ell canine de la base in
surgente en- Grade, unas doce
millas al oeste. En- I'm avance
que comenz6 en- horas de la ma
drrgada ell pueblo de Pando fue
tornado v fortificado. Los mill
cianos Y mineros leales han cap
turado tambien a La Mata, ASH
10 del Fresno, la Plaza de Toros
de Oviedo y algunas GALES. Df-
cese q. las tropas vascas Sc en-
cuentran a una milla de Grade.
Las tropas leales hicieron Nh
ataque sobre Elozu, en- al sector
de Ubidea, capturando 100000
cartuchos Y 1900 granadas de
mano.
Los dinamiteros leales mar
chan en- la vanguardia y siguen
encendiendo las bomhas con los
eigarriAOs que fuman.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25

bre victorias en- este sector.
Lggomunicaciones de la ciu
.edadSh los facciosos de la pro
evincia Sc mantienen p& un So
Canine, pues ell otro fue cor
tado por los leales en- ell ataque
de anteayer.
Posiciones han tornado los
republicanos en- ell campo de
futbol de Buenavista.
La situaci6n es enteramente
favorable para los milicianos.
En- ell frente de Madrid Ell go
bierno tiene virtualmente do :
minado ell cerro de Pinzarr6n.
Ha sido grande ell n1mero de
heridos y muertos en- ell sector
del Rio Jarama, habiendo pres
taldo valiosos servicios las am.
bulancias y los medicos recien
temente llegados de New York
bajo la direction del DR.. Ed
wards Barsky.
Los milicianos atacan de
nuevo las posiciones de los fac
ciosos en- ell Hospital Clfnico,
sector de la Cirdad Universita-
ria.
Una nota del mando infor-
ma que las milicias contin1an
avanZando en- direction de Ma
valperal de Pinares, con ell fin
de intentar cortar las comuni
caciones con Avila.
En- poder de las tropas lea
les Sc encuentran Robledo de
Chavela y Valdequemada. 81
la eperaci6n contra Navalpe :
raj Sc completa, quedara cor
tada la Inca de abastecimien-
tos de los fascistas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
La de Ia Q, BRA; 3.
sc Msdre del C@Sefo, Jota;
IA. Maria Magdalena, Zambra.

Homenaje a ana
krtista de Tampa
kNunca mejor pensado, tam
Mco mas nerecido ell homenaJe
.qA, I'm grupo de amigos y admi-
rahores acordaron ofrecer Ell
domingo pr6ximo a la inspira-
! da e int epte pianista de
! Tampa, u
J Sc lleAE a cabo Ell homena.
je en- el Local do Centre Obre.
no dc es sendramente como
cida y muy apreciada por su la
Dor asidua Y desinteresad, a.
companando los ndmerG de
canto de las obras que ALI Sc re-
presentan.
La obra escogida para su fin
clon homen2Je es Ia L E
Fantasma de la Esquinas, ju-
guete c6mico de v~rdadera ga
cha.
Ademas y para dejar al pd-
Eblico que asista completamente
sat.sfecho, Sc ofrecera TN mag
nifico y nttrido acto de varie-
dades ,en ell que tomaran parte
les mas renombrados artistas
de la localidad. Y como postre,
que habra de ser gustado con
satisfaction, la orquesta del
professor Curbelo amenizara el
acto.
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
,>N0IsS MlMH

fraternal y humanitariaa
NJ los Loyal Knights" es Vlgoi
! fp6rtante, digno de ser loado
heeho pdblico sus nombres
pkra Ser conocidoe VI reveren-
ell dos por todos.
Gran coraz6n, bueha volun-
tad, esfuerzo grande y ssacrifi-
clos scontinuos, son los&que re-
quiere e implica ell cargo de Off
cial o directive de ~nuestras So
siedades. Los que aeeptaron los
designaciones hechas en- su IA
vor, en- la Logia No. /, de los
Caballeros LealeS de America,
bastante tendran, v congratu-
laciones merecen, con solo que
contin1en la obra de sus ante
cesores. Obra de cordialidad.
amor y desinteres que es la nor
ma que guia y ell canine que
conduce a la consideration y ell
respeto.
Por anticipate congratulo
muy de veras a los nuevos off
ciales que tomaran possession de
sus cargos manana viernes; pi-
diendo, por recommendation del
Sr. Cost a todos los hermanos
y hermanas que asistan.
Copio ell programa de los en-
retenimientos:
Estudidntina Esp0da: IL No
bleza Baturra, Selection, caAta-
da por Eulalia Fernandez aeon
panada por la Estudiantina; %
Ell Miliciano, Marcia.
Victor G0nzdtez D CONSTANT
no FarfGmte, Mandolina y Gui-
tara: 10 TIE Lo Juro, Pasodo-
BILE; 2. El Prisionero, Son; 8.
Caminito Soleado, Gambia; a.
Mariblanca, Criolla; 5. Ell Car
naval, Son.
Camto por Julia M0rdn GcOm-
pG10d0 por Victor G0@zdlez: /.
Campanitas de CRYSTAL, Bolero;
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
No pid1 Pan...
PidG Bdmbu

49,
Pida Ban6y
Originalidad, expression clara
del reclamo que deseaba impri-
mir a favor de SUI ~artfculo, tuvo
ell que redact6 la sentencia que
sirve de epigrafe a este escrito.
Ahora los manufacturers de
"Bamby" quieren popularizarlo
mas, ofreciendo al publico una
reunion, party, como es CO.
mdn llamarle, en- la cual obse-
quiaran a los presentes distri-
buidores y propagandistas del
pan Bamby', con un allegro en-
tretenimiento w.. panques. dull
ces Y golosinas de las que espe-
cializa la casa.
La mencionada reunion Sc lie
vara a cabo esta noche en- ell sa-
lon de bale del Circulo Cuba
no. comenzando la orquesta los
bailable a las ocho.
Correspondents atentos a la
amable invitaci6n que Sc nos
envfa, dando cuenta de la fies-
ia,
La gaceta., 1937-02-25
Loyal knights of America
LOuiG MIN. I

Para que asista a la instala-
ci6n de oficiales que tendra lu-
gar manana viernes, me invita-
muy cortesmente Ell active Sc
c~retario de tan altruista insti-
tuci6n, senior Rafael Cosio. Me
envfa ademas los n1meros de
entretenimiento que habran de
ofrecerse durante la veIada...
Tomo nota de ellos y los pu-
blico a continuation; pero YER
daderamente siento no tener a
mano la lista de los oficiales
que habran de ser instalados
para dedicarles uno de mis- hu-
mildes escritos.
Official de una agrupaci6n,
cualquiera que esta sea, de la