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La gaceta., 1937-06-15
Ell Dinero

Toda la noche de aver la pasd
muy atareado ell Sr. Jose Vaz-
quez, tesorero del comite de ha-
cienda del Slbcomite de Ambu-
lancia ,en compania de sus hi
jas, esposa y otras personals.
Cuando termin6 parte de su
rabajo, a las II de la noche,
Vazquez nos diio que estimaba
10 recaudado hasta esa fecha en-
5,345.OO
Ell dinero de muchos tickets
no ha sido entregado todavfa.
Pasaran varios dias, a causa
de los morosos, antes de que
pueda hacerse un balance total.
La Entrega
Rogamos n~osotros a las per-
sonas que hayan vendido tick
It's para Ell almuerzo del domu-
go, que cuanto antes hagan en-
trega de la liquidation al teso-
zero Sr. Jose Vazquez.
Ell dinero els necesario para
comprar las ambulancias y de-
moran su entrega resulta incon
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-13
GRADE NEWS Seventh and Eighth News

The seventh and eighth grade was victorious in their game with the High School second team wit ha score of g to IA in their favor.
 A baseball game between the seventh and eighth grade girls and the fifth and sixth graders is scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon.
 A new reading table built in the Manual Training Class by Floyd Wheeler, is now in use in the room.
 In music class reports on great music composers are being given by each pupil. The study of Asia is being taken up in the seventh grade geography class. The sev- enth and eighth grade sewing class is working on embroidery and knitting.
 A talk on national and Euro pean affairs, taken from the Cur rent Events newspaper received Thursday, was given by each pup
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-13

The fifth and sixth grades have been working overtime on valen- tines. Their valentine box is particularly attractive, the design of red and white hearts being fill ed in with tiny crepe paper flow- CTS. Since they plan to entertain their mothers on Washington's Birthday and are already work ing on a program for the occasion, valentine party has been vetoed. The English class has written to children in Maine. The Prince and the Pauper, which is being
 (Continued on Page Four)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-13
Basketball Game

In the first basketball game of the season, the Underclassmen grappled with the Seniors and took them to the cleaners to the tune of 3O-25. The Senior team, composed almost entirely of last years league players, seemed to have lost the old fight, for the lowly underclassmen, with high point man Willoya swishing the ball through the basket at almost every turn, played over and un- der them and removed consider able amount of their elderly dig nifty. An well! Such is the toll of the passing years. l fear you boys are getting old.
 With the erection of the other basketball backstop, this old fav- orite in the sports line has once more gotten under way. Several teams are practicing and it is hoped that league will be or ganized when the present base ball series is finished.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-13
Nome Hi School News For Week
 Ending Feb. l3

(Continued From Page Two)
 the Scrubs are vainly trying to prove their worth as baseball players ended in a walk-over for their opponents, the seventh and eighth graders. The MalemuteS (Scrub Team) couldn't seem to click and with the basemen asleep on the job, the right shortstop sliding around on the ball, and the team generally playing a decid-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-13

edly "of" game, it's small won der that the pitcher went to piec- es and let the seventh and eighth graders walk off with the game, However, the best of teams (which this isn'D have their un- lucky days, and the boys are out for blood, so look out for the Malemutes. They'll show us some real playing yet!
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-13

Lincoln's Birthday was observ- ed With reports and discussion of his life.
 Roger Bockman
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-05
J. Edgar HOOUerS
Statement:

&c" of our entire personnel, S6.3196
are qualified as experts; $3.50 as
sharpshOoters, and 5.3496 as marks
men. I do not want the impress
sion that our agents are solely going
around trying to become expert
markSmen. Many times we do not
have to use firearms. I hope we do
not have to, but when the time comes,
then it is imperative that Special
Agents be qualified and that they be
able efficiently and effectively to
handle firearms, not only for the
protection of innocent bystanderS,
but for their own lives, and for the
apprehension of fugitives who are
being sought :"
In the picture at the right, Mr..
Hoover displays the Magnum gun
to Mr.. Wecksler, Times staff writer.
This gun has a terrific shocking
power-the power to drop q man.
It's ammunition will go through two
sheets Of steel. Bulletproof cars
and bullet-proof vests are Of no
avail against this gun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-05
wan

JAm6S SWE6N6II dn0S
James Doyle, Jack Sindsl,
James Herman,
KIDNAPING-ExT0RTI0N
JOSEPH HANLEY, alias
Joseph Collier, Joseph COOIsdOF,
Joe Murphy,
KIDNAPPING
D0MENIC0 GANGI, alias
DOminick SantO, Danny Marine,
Dominic DssIe, "eompaFi,"
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC ACT
RUSSELL JOSEPH MILLER, alias
Joe Miller, R. J. Miller, Joe Rivers,
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC ACT
HARRY BLEE, alias
Harry 0'Brisn BIss, Harry 0. BleO,
BANK ROBBERY
JOHN N0KES, alias
W. D. Livingston, George Winters,
John Winters,
BANK ROBBERY
GUS WILL LEA, alias
Gus W. Lea, Gus Will Lea,
KIDNAPPING
ALVA DEWEY HUNT, alias
Edward 7. Hunt, J. A. Clark,
George Davis, "DOC,"
BANK ROBBERY
ALBERT LEONARD PEeRAM, alias
Albert Leon, Jack Snesd,
Jack Stems,
KIDNAPPING
WILLIAM VARDRA FAMCHER, alias
Ted FanChOr, Carl Brown,
Clyde Hicks
BANK ROBBERY
JOHN LEWIS CAREY, alias
John Carey,
BANK ROBBERY
CHARLES M0MAZYM, alias
Charlie MOnazym, Charles M0nazyn,
BANK ROBBERY
aORT0N NELSON BENNETT, alias
Gordon Higgins, George williams,
Joe Williams,
FEDERAL ESCAPE ACT
MARGARET ALLEN, alias
Margaret MacksFOn, Margis Smith,
Mary NOVak, "Dumb Maggie"
ESCAPED FEDERAL PRISONER
RAYMOND DRISCOLL, alias
George Morrison, Thomas Fitz.
gerald, George Coleman,
BANK ROBBERY
GEORGE SLADE, alias
George Baker, Spike Hardin,
John Bradley,
BANK ROBBERY
FREDERICK EMERSON PETERS, alias
Edwin Graham Becker, Albert
Barber, Fred E. Pierce,
IMPROVISATION
JAMES WILLARD DEWEY B0RT0N,
alias
Willard Martin, Joe n. Walker,
James Gilbert
UNLAWFUL FLIGHT TO AVOID
PROSECUTION
ANTHONY FARSGHUK, alias
James Larson Frost, Anthony FrOsk,
Frost J. Larson, "TOny,"
NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE
THEFT ACT
CLAIR RALPH GIBSON, alias
Clair Moore, c. B. Drugan,
Carl Dugan
BANK ROBBERY
CLARENCE VERNON STEVENS, alias
Clarence Stevens, Clarence
Stevenson
KIDNAPPING
FRANK CHRISTY DAVIS, alias
James Milton, Frank Barrett
Dslrimpls, J. B. Taylor,
NATIONAL STOLEN PROPERTY ACT
SEBASTIAN @. TARAMTINO,
NATIONAL BANK ACT
ELWIN PORTER PICKETT, alias
ElWyn p. Pickett, Jimmie Pickett,
James Porter,
NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE
THEFT Act
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
LOS NAZISTAs ovAClONA
RON A I'M G

Il Berlin, Marco 8.--Mag dc II
mil kermanos re olvidaron aqA(
de la .purezaa racial y aplaudieN
ron af>aelga All Beker, boxea :
dor de la raza negra, aufque
perdi0 Ell fallo de los Meces fren
tie a Gustqyo Elder, Ell notable
gladiator aleman. Ell negro fue
derribado a la Iona en- los asal-
tos segundo y tercero, pero Sc
iAcorpor6 Y pele6 valientemen-
te hasta Ell final, venciendo por
puntos. Los jueces lie dieron el
triunfo a Elder v 81 eti6pico fu6
ovacionado, siendo sacado en-
hombros por los "nazis".
Todo ell escandalo desapGre :
clio, despues de ocho m putos,
cuando Elder convino en- darle
la revancha.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
DICE QUE LOS
YANKEE ~TRIUNFARAN.
/. DE NUE. 20 s.

Ell director del team del coro-
eel RUPERT, Joe Mccarthy, de-
clar6 aver en}a ciudad de allen
de Ell puente de Candy que pien-
sa ganar ell campeonato de 1887
como ganara ell de 1886.
4Tenemos ell mismo excelente
insuperable club del ano pasa-
do. Vernon Gomez nos dara este
ano un mayor n1mero de victo-
rias. Tenderness como peligro
SOS competidores a los Indios de
Cleveland Y los Tigres de De
troit.
"Los Medias Blancas iran a
la acci6n inspirados por su mag
mica ejecutoria de 1896; los Sc
nadores aspiran a quedarse en-
la prl1nera division y los medias
rojas poseen un "team" digno
de ser tenido en- cuenta. La lu :
cha no sera facil, pero vencere-
mos"
Para defender sus lineas de ba
ITALIA los Yankees confian en- los
"~dinamiteros" Gomez, Ruffing,
Pearson, Hadley, Broaca, Pat
Malone, Johnny Murphy y Wal
ter Brown.
Dickey tendra de companeros
detras del bate a Joe Gleen y
Arndt Jorgens.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
NICE GERAU VENC1o EN-
FOREST HILLS

wv fT-
Nick Geraci alcanz6 aver nue.
vos honores, como firador, en-
Ell clrb de trio de FOREST Hills.
De un possible de 1875, Nick
do enqel blanco1 lbs wees, sien-
do muy aplaudido por los espec
tadores.
B. L. Hammer rompi6 103 de
$50; Welb01Fn Guernsey. 81 de
rs; C. A. Pitts, 81 de rs; Al
Price, 81 de Is.
Los tAadoraS volveran a com
petir Ell venidelo domingo, en- Ell
mismo lugar. = a
Ademas del los mencionados
&iraron C. A. luke, FrAnk Ours
Glenn burst, p. 9nGAsque, F.
A. Reynf Vel Rck Jcanson, o.
E, eolli9B ededori lliams' Char :
les spicGo W. Craven y Ed
Stevens.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

10 v Sc colg6 apretadamente de
mi, dandome I'm beso en- la ven
tana de la nariz derecha. Tuve
que apelar a todaS mis- fuerzas
para no caer. Ella, que 10 motto,
me pregunt6 81 no guerra que
nos echasemos en- la hierba. Ac
cedi.
Apenas eStuvimos uno al lado
del otro, empez6 a tirarEse del
pelo y me dijo que yo era su te-
soro, su amor. Resolvf mantle
nerme a la expectativa, y la be-
Sc. Me parecfa que Ell secreto
no estaba va lejos, pues cuando,
sin querer. me, encontre con la
mano .puesta en- su rodilla, sc
acurruc6 contra mi y me apret6
la mano entire las piernas.
Lueg0, con TN movimiento ri
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en- la hierba.

damente en- la hierba.
iAhora, ahora!-pienso. To
do mn espiritu Sc concentra en-
esta idea.
Hide pone la boca en- mi Of
do y murmura:
NO creas que no 10 Sc TODD.
Mi cuerpo esta como paraliza
do. Toda la voluntad Sc me a :
golpa en- Ell dido.
Me 10 ha contado TODD mi
primo, lie conoces?, ell que es-
tudia Medicina. Me ha contado.
sin ocultarme NADIA, todas esas
cosas que los mayores no ouie-
rem que sepamos. Y Sc como ma
cen los ninos. Tn hombre v una
muJer Sc acuestan juntos, v a
los nueve meses viene ell hiio.
-Pero lQus tienen que yer
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
DEPORTE
DOS MUJERES
ESTA NOCHE EN- BENJA-
MIN FIELD

Dos mudhachas j6venes y de
buena presencia, Clara Morten-
sen y Clarice Davis, buchanan
esta noche en- Benjamin Field,
defendiendo la primera su titu-
10 de campe6n contra la segun-
da. 8
Clara dice que a ella lie perte-
niece ell tftulo de campeQn de lu-
chas del mundo, sexo femenino,
y Clarice duda del merito de la
coronado su rival.
La Mortessen aprendi6 a lu-
char con su padre, I'm habil lu-
chador, y recibi6 lecciones de
Ray Steele, uno de los mas dies
tros lUchadores de TODD ell mum
do.
Clara ha sido p~resentada en-
varias ciudades del sur Y en- to-
das ha sido ovacionada por su
destreza.
Ell Diablo Rojo Guthrie, a
quien le quitara la Garcia Zaha-
rias, tendra de contrario al russo
Ivan Vakturoff, ell terrible co :
sacO.
Guthrie venci6 la semana pa
saba al russo Rasputin, en- una
decision "mal oliente," y Vaktu-
rolf atropell6 a un pseudo cam
poem de la marina.
Figuran tambien en- ell pro ;
grama de hoy, Mike Atlas Me :
taxax, ell herc1les griego de st.
Luis, y Tom Mahoney, el rey dc
las llaves de acero. Mike Glib
bOns, el camps6n METEOROLOGICAL
sc batira con Ell metistofelico a.
lernan Hans Schuman, v ell che
fer Eddie Elzea con ell rudo va.
qnero Roy Reynolds, un 'tlucha.
dorcito" que aspira a ser "maes
tro de villanias."
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
ANUNGIESE EN-
"LA GACETA"

los ninos con Ell misterio2-Ie ds
go en- voz queda.
Hide Sc RE de mi.
-Pues ic6mo crees que Sc ha
cen los ninos mas que ash? Pero
mi primo ME ha dicho tambien
que no Sc tienen chicos 81 no Sc
quiere' pues los casados 10 ha-
cen todas las semanas v cast
nunca tienen mas de tres hiios.
! que 81 los pobres tienen tan
los es porque son unos ignoran
tes y unos brutos.
ii igue!-le S1gue
Hilde!..
-Estaba pegada a mi ' suda
"a, AL principle, cref que eran
lagrimas.
81, y I'm dia, lsabes?, esta-
Ia aqai tumbada con mi primo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
WALLACE HIZO TABLAS
CON Ell ITALIANO ENRICO
VENTURE

New York, Mario 8.-En u
ma pelea de ibeneficio verificada
en- Ia Arena San Nicolas. ell tia
liano Enrjco Ventura, aspirante
a la corona de Las 135 libras, hi
20 tablas con Frank Wallace, de
Cleveland, que no era ell favo :
tito.
Ventura atac6 en- los prime
os asaltos Y destac6 SUI buena
orma; pero Wallace inici6 Ia
1fenSiva en- los 1ltimos.
La precision de los golpes dc
Wallace en- el decimo asalto era
"maravillosa.'
Aldo Spoldi, otro italiano
yenci6 por puntos a Irving Ell
bridge, del East Side.
Italo CoIonello, de Italia, pu.
so a dormir en- ell cuarto round
a Mickey McAvoy, de Brooklyn
Teddy Leder superb a Vince d
Angelo; Franckie Terranova
venci6 por puntos AL Redo, y
Jose Rodriguez derrot6 por de.
eisi6n a Jose Coskey. N
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
dero jueves Sc batira, en- Benja
min Field, con Ell floridano Bar

dero jueves se batira, en- Benja
min Field, con Ell floridano Bar
Sey Brock, de Panama City.
Houghton pertenece al esta :
bio del veterano Tommy Lough-
ran Y es natural de Inglaterra.
kI4a empresa de Benjamin Field
MO- proposiciones a Isidero
u stanaga para cue peleara
IcoN Y ell vasco acept6, pero do
Aspatch cuando no Sc lie
quis fnsa la razonable garantia
|que AGRA.
Didtissdel visitente que ha de
rrCtado a varios Algiles muy &C
nocidos en- sus resAeetivas casas
" que posee admirables condi :
, clones para triunfar.
Roberto Robert, ell gladiator
italiano del peso complete, tam
bien rehus6 la pelea con Hough-
ton, por razones monetarias.
Sixto Mofales, ell ~excampe6n
cubano del peso ligero, comba-
,tira en- ell semifina. De ccntrih-
cante Sc lie 'ha seleccionado a
Wade Atkinson, de Charlotte,
Carolina del Norte.
Allinson veclama para 81 el
ritulo de campe6n de las dos Ca
rolinas y ret6 al vencedor del
match Alvarez-Quarles.
La empresa de Benjamin
Field decidi6 que antes de en-
frentarlo con Alvarez tendra
que probar su "calibre."
Figurara en- Ell cartel I'm gla-
diador de Valdosta, Ga, que res
ponde al nombre de Little Boy
Safrit.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
La Gaceta FoTletfn No. 81
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

blor o un pequeno mech6n de
sus cabellos me cosquillea en-
ell dido; oscurece Y en- ell cielo
apunta ya-ahora de veras-
10 primera estrella. TODD esta
en- orden; no falta NADIA de 10
que es de rigor en- estas esce-
mas, Ha llegado ell momento
de que la bese, y luego procu-
rare llevar la conversation al
terreno del misterio.
I'LL lucero de la tarde, mi
raj - exclam6, ~apuntando al
ciel0.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
4IRIERON A UNI FISCAL EN-
NOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Mario S.--Bu-
ron Fits, fiscal del distrito,
fue anoche herido en- ell antebra-
20 por criminales que sobre el
dispararon con la intenci6n de
matarle. Luego de hacer yarios
disparos los criminales hdSeron
en- un pequeno autom6vil tipo
Sedan. Ell fiscal habia sido la
mado por tel6fono Y Sc lie habia
amenaZado de muerte.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

pido, me puso la boca junto al
dido y me dijo en- voz muy que
da:
de este no tienen que ente-
rarse nuestros papas.
-Aborrezco a los mayores-
lie conteste.
ST; no quieren que los chi
cos sepamos NADIA -of que me
decia.
iva 10 tengo!-pense. Me
volvi de espaldas, con un mimo
de terquedad, y arranque con la
mano que me quedaba libre un
punado de hierba.
ST - die en- voz alta -;
guardian el secreto para tener :
nos dominates. Todos son ma
los y Sc pasan Ia vida odiandose
tanos a otr0A. 1Por que no hemos
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

del ahoN uando una 'lfnea0 sa-
Ida del bate del catcher Moore
atann6 a George Kelly en- la
pantorrilla derecha, ~lastimando
10.
Jack Rothrosk, exjardinero
de los Cardenales, sc agreg6 a.
yer al Cinci y ell mSaagef Ores
sen opina que esta en- forma
perfecta.
No han llegado todavia Babe
Herman, el jardinero, y ell pit
cher Dono Brennan.
TAdos los novatos Sc presen-
taran en- ell campo las 10 de
la mahana de hoy/
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

De pronto, noto que me toca
~suavemente; oigo sus movimien
tos; la siento arrastrarse sobre
la hierba; su vestido en- pile :
CUES sc agita en- oscuras olea-
das; pero apenas distingo NADIA,
pues Sc ha hecho de noche. Me
|coge por el hombro, Sc acerca a
mi; yo me mantengo rfgido, con
los dedOs hincadOs deesespera :
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de saber las causas de ese odio?
Absorbido por la idea del mis-
terio, me habia olvidado de Hill
de. Las sombras del crep6sculo
agrandaban las figuras barro :
cas- del pabeil6n. Del fondo del
jardin llegaba ell ruido de los pi-
.cotazos de I'm pajaro carpinte-
70.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

Eddie Bond de Lakeland. con
un peso de 10 libras, Sc batira
con ell lamp 10 Charlie PARA.
Bill Rodrfl ,ez, gh burdo de
Tampa, tendlN de oponente q
Bill Pipipn, de Plant City.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Esta neche sc ofrecera un
programa de II carreras.
En- la novena, ell Futurity. Sc
han inscmpto Rare Juventus,
Fascinating Lady, Mite Racer y
otros notables ejemplares.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
JOHNNY PELEA
RIA co NJACKIE KELLY

Clearwater, Mario 8.-Un
ciudadano de Akron, Ohio, ia
ckie Kelly, peleara hoy lunes. a
10 asaltos, bajo los auspicios de
la Legion Americana, con John
NY Freeman, ell rudo ciudadano
de Texas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

Me puse en- pie con un GEES
to romantico.
Isl; Ell lucero de la tarde-
declame-. o acaso Venus, la
que los griegos Ilaman Afrodi-
ia.
ii Cuanto sabes!-dijo la
muchacha, reclinandose con los
ojos entornados sobre mi hon.
bro.
La tenia otra veg cogida por
eel tale, para QUE no cayese, v
como acercase Ia cabeza a la
mia como al acaso Y comenzase
a suspirar, la bese repetidamen
tie scbre la boca, dejando res
balar un POGO los labios por la
barbilla.
Ella me muSit6 mi nombre al
edo. me echo los brazos al cue
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

FL programa del jueves, en-
Benjamin Field, no es de pri-
mer orden, pero merece la pro :
tecci6n de los "fieles".
Sixto Morales es I'm boxeador
valiente y Hougton es una nue.
va cara.
Nal Ia pasara el ingles GUAM
do Sc coloque frente a los puiios
del vasco.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

Los 'nazis" aleanes, los inven
torres de la pureza rasial, car9s,
ron Ell b nfbrcs a un ciudadano
de la raza negra.
Ell negro ha5ia derrotado al
i5lanco y los jucces le aplicarop,
2 jUsticia de Hitler. Entoncls
les "nazis'' cargaron al legftinAp
Vencedor a pesar de su color. Y
Lo que prueba que Ell senti :
miento de justicia existe toda :
via entire los deportistas germa-
nos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-08

Los "Rojos" de Cincinnati
tuvieron su primer lesionado
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
BASE BALL

Sc LASTIMO KELLY
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
o LOS GUANTES

Isidoro no rehusa pelear con
ning1n kombre de.su peso, pero
cree tener deredho a una ga :
rantfa.
ESQ n que.la-,Ametan un
tanto por ciento Y despues lie en-
treguen una bolsa vacA, no gus
ia al vasco, com0pe s natural,
La gaceta., 1937-03-08
LA GACETR>

EI-peri6dico en- idiosna Espahst
de mks circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editc-
=
Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 "a. Ave, Ybor City, Fla
TelSfono Y3792
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-04
County Colony

Continued from page one)
for the man getting S44 a month.
He should get more" Mr.. Corcor-
an answered that no agitation was
intended but "We're just keeping
up the pressure for a better liv-
ing"
A discussion of proposed labor
rates for work on the new school,
house led to the amour cement
that 40 cents an hour would be
paid for common labor and the
rate would extend to $3.50 for
skilled work.
With the increase needed for
fsod for the hours and application
expected, $50 will go no farther
than the $44 we are now receiv-
nag" Corcoran argued and the
commissioners agreed, but pointed
cut that they have nothing to do
with the scale set by the PWA and
followed by the contractor in
making his bid for the job. !.
The commissioners authorized
the county attorney to draw up
resolution asking for an increase
in the WPA quota and wages in
the county, to be presented to the
state commissioners organization.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-04
CARDINAL SUBS
COME THROUGH
TO BEAT LAMBS
Continued from page one)

Continued from, page one)
few seconds before the game end
ed
Although only making three
points the last half the Cardinals
never lost their fight. Asleson and
Farver were in practically every
play, frequently taking the ball
away from their bigger oppon-
entS. Starr was unusually good
under the basket and Thomson
demonstrated the leadership
needed with two dependable re-
gulars missing Lussenhop show
ed up well and will be heard
from more later.
The Redwood Falls Juniors
dropped their game to the Lam
berton seconds II to IA but gave
q good account of themselves as
future Cardinal High players.
Box Score
D,J-,-0DI on
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-04
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES

HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
Redwood Falls 20, Lamberton
10.
Lamberton Seconds IA, Red
wood Juniors IL.
New Ulm %, Sleepy Eye 10.
Morton 80, Franklin 5.
Franklin Seconds 6, Morton Sc
conds 5.
Morton Girls 10, Morton town
Belview Girls 16, Wood Lake
Girls Is.
Litchfeld 80, Montevideo %.
Morris 81, Willmar 10.
Fairmont 46, Truman II.
Fairfax 46, Winthrop 25.
Blue Earth 81, Elmore 16.
Echo 40, Walnut Grove 16.
Appleton "a, Madison Is.
Sacred Heart 10, Maynard 18.
Glencoe 40, Olivia a.
Hendricks 33, Tyler Is.
Hutchinson 16, Norwood-Young
America 2.
Springfield 10, st. James II.
New Ulm 26, Hutchinson 81.
Marshall 81, Sleepy Eye 10.
INDEPENDENT
Wanda "a, Red and White (RF)
%, 3 overtime periods.
Delhi 81, Wanda 16
BelVieW "a, Clements II.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-04
NEW BOOKKEEPER

Victor Bernardy Of Seaforth,
Formerly employed at the Corn
Hog office here, began work as
ssokkeeper at the Fitger ware
house here Friday. He replaces K.
J. McClurg who recently assumed
management of the Soil Conserva-
Isa office. Mrs. Bernardy and
children will join him here soon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-02-04
List of Donors

This list of contributors to the
Red Cross flood relief fund is an
addition to those previously pub
Iisled and is not complete.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-28
100000 FARMERS
AWARDED REFUNDS
Court Holds They Are Due
$3,5O0,OOO In Coer-
Give Cotton Taxes

Washington, June 28.-(APD-The
United States Court of Appeals held
today that 100000 cotton producers
were entitled to more than $3,50C,0oO
in refunds for cotton tax exemption
certificates they bought under the re-
pealed Bankhead act.
The court said tie cotton farmers
were coerced to buy the certificates
under threat of a confiscatory tax.
The Bankhead act was repealed
after the Supreme Court invalidated
it's basic principles in holding the ag-
ricultural adjustment act dncOnsti-
tutional.
The court of appeals ruled on suits
brought by two Alabama and two Mis-
sissippi cotton planters against Ernest
Peal, manager of The National Sur
plus Cotton Tax Exemption Certi-
ficate Pool, Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace; w. A. Julian, treasurer of
the United States, and Comptroller Ct
the Currency Payne and Administra-
tor Davis, of the defunct AAA.