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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-16

Summary: Two base hits-O'Far- rel, Bottomley, Sand, Hafey, @. Sac. hits--Mokan, Attreau. Stolen bases-Douthit @, southworth, Flowers, Toporcer. Double plays Wrightstone to Friberg to Attreau. Left on base--Phila. 2; St. l.. 2. Hits on Rhem 6 in { inn: H. Hell in 6 inn; Knight 6 in 2 1-3: Kelly 2 in rlone( pitched to two rnbatters); Baecht 2 in none (pitched to three batters); Pierce 1 in none (pitched to two batters): Rannbo 6 in 2 2s3; Taber s in 3. Base on balls-oh Rhem 2; Knight 3; Pierce 1; Rambo {. Struck out--By Rhem 2; II. Bell 2; Knight 1; Rambo {. Winning pitcher-Rhem. Losing pitcher Knigfht. Umpires--oDay, Kleni and Wilson.
 Do you know the longest battle be- tween two pitchers for any I7th day of September? t
 See This Column Tomorrow (Ail Rights ReServed--Jarret Sport
 Teatures)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-16
StnntlIn
Gnmnn TnAnx

Cleveland at Now York. Detroit at Washington. St. Louis Rt Philadelphia. (only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Gnnlen YeNterdMY

WNmCH FeHttFUNy brooEiyn 8, cincinnatI 5 (snd}. Chicago g., Boston 2.
 St. Louis c, Philadelphia (callod account of dnrknoBB),
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-16
Probable Pitchers
(By United Press) NATIONAL.

NATAONAL
 Boston (Turner l7.0) at Chi. cagO (Erench 13-1O).
 New York (Melton l6.0) at Pittsburgh (Tobin 3.2).
 Brooklyn (Hoyt 7-S) and Frank house 10-8) at Cincinnati (Hal. lahan 3-7 and Cascarella O.6)- doubleheader. Philadelphia (Lamastcr 1S-l7) and Mulcahy 6-14) at St. LOuls) (Welland 13-ll and Harrell SD --doubleheader.
 AMERICAN
 Detroit Lawson 18-b) at Wash. ington (Deshong 12.13). St. Louis (HOgsct 6.l0l at Phila- delphla (Ross 4-8).
 Cleveland (Hudlin 12-O) At New York (Wlcker 6-2). Only games scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-16
YOUNG TENNIS STAR

Heinrich Henkel, German tennis star, who rates among the worlds first ten, is only twenty-one years old,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-16

Matted for Heating in 9th. xxBatted for Rambo in 9th. zBatted for Taber in 9th.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
T.. A. nANE

Los ANGELES. Jan. 8. (uP) -
Secty. !, First Natl. -. SAY s.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
L. 4. GRAIN
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Jan. s. fuP)-.
Trading continued active on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today, the
movement sending % issues up in
the first three hours. Fifteen issues
were down and IA remained un-
changed.
Oils were irregular. Sales in
cluded Bandini ~ off Is; Bolsa
down .05; Hancock %, up ~ Lin
coin .3S, up .05; Occidental .521s
off .0212 Oceanic .92la, off .02ls ;
Republic 9%. up u Standard 44I
off u /: Union 257s, off q; Universal
Consolidated r., up 8.
Utilities advanced. Associated Gas
& Electric touched Il new years
high at SIS, up II. l.. A. Gas &
Electric was unchanged at 10e. Pa
cific Gas 5 ls S were UP @s at 2S3s
and Edison common moved up y 10
30ts. Edison Original bounded UP
1h points 10 40.
In the industrisls, LocNheed Air
craft advanced X TO i0is on 100
share turnover; Menasco Motors was
up X at 4; Ryan Aeronautical gain
| ed u at 2&; and Globe Milling was
up 4 at IL.
Security Bank declined / TO 55
| Los Angeles Industries dropped tC
4A, off h Transamsrica was IN.
| changed at 16A and Western Ali
| was up Ss at 3,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8. tUP)--
Demand and trading were rather
slow on most lines with prices about
steady.
Local dollhouse hold
overs. select $2.75-3.
Lettuce--Imperia Valley dry pack
4 dozen $4,000; 5 dozen 65-75c; Yu-
ma 4 doz. 90c.
Peas-San Diego Co. 6-7c; local
Az sc; Coachella Valley Az &c; Inn
perial Valley 5-6c; San Pedro AZ
&c. Coachella Valley China 1Oc a
lb.
Suuash-Imperial Valley white
summer, 4-bsk. crts. $3-3.25; flats
$2.75-3; San Diego Co. $1.50-2; 1tal-
ian Imperial Valley $2-2.25; San Di-
ego Co. mostly $1.50-1.75 yellow
crookneck, Imperial Valley crates
and flats $3-3.25.
Tomatoes-San Diego Co. Jack o
Hearts, lugs. 5x5s and 5x6s SIP
so, 6x6s $1.15-1.25; 6x7s S5-$1;
Mexico stripped firsts 10-11c; or
iginals. lugs, 6x6s and larger $2.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
dIE Hl ;, 2I.ID-I..O " 2, =,
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. 8. (UP)-Presi-
dent Roosevclt's forecast OF a com"
pletely balanced budget by 1889 eX-
tended the stock market rally today
in another session of around 5,oOV'-
600 share turnover.
Numerous old line leaders-in-
cluding u. S. Steel Corporation COM
mon stock-went TO new highs for
1857 as the buying movement
swept in from all parts Of the coun-
try. The Dow-Jones utility average
went into another high since 1888.
In addition to the budget message
there were other developments favor
able, or favorably construed, Tor
Corporation reported December sa,ess
of 239,114. record monthly tolal
which rounded out the company
greatest year In history, with 2,oof-
600 units sold.
Jesse owens. chairman of the Re-
construction Finance Corporauon
predicted extension of the KEY TOT
2M years and the programs calls Tor
lending $8o.000.0o0 by the body 10
railroads this year. -,
u. S. Steel reached S0h and rs
advance and maintained most of the
gain. Vanadium reached a new hlgh
at az. and for 2 points advance
and Crucible was strong.
The Jones predictions brought late
buying in railroad snares. New
York Central rose almost o point 10
43h, while Chesapeake q ono gained
more than point as did Northern
Pacific and preferred issues OF seme
of the western roads,
Dow-Jones preliminary closing 9v-
erages showed: industrial. 1S2.95 up
1.18 railroad 55.32 (up 0.66; utility
1851 up oil.
transactions appJoXimat ed 3,220,,
900 shares compared with 3,O6o,ooo
shares yesterday. Curb transactions
approximated 993b0O shares com
pared with 1923, bo shares Sester-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
: POST PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Used Cars, Trucks

WE HAVE a 1929 Cheve Cabriolet.
Bargain at $500. See us now be-
fore it's gone. License No. 1V8375.
Roy Womack's, 500 Main, Phone
1106.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
l.. A. HAY
l.. A. LIVESTOCK
90

LOS ANGELES. Jan. g. QPl.-
Hogs 200: STEADY; locals $11. .25-11.50.
Cattle 600; steady; fed steers $3.50
SOS; common to medium Sc. 25-6. 80
heifers $525-7.50; cows $4.5o-6,50;
cutter grades down to $3.50; bulls
S5.50-6.5O: calves $50; steady; good
vcalers $9.25-10; calves $7.25-S.
Sheep none: good wooled lambs
quoted at SS.25-9.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
LETTUCE PRICE
federal State Market Service)

Lettuce shipments for Thursday
Were: Imperial Valley, 123 ears;
tricts, Z; total of 200 as compared
to 1872 year ago. Average daily
shipment for the past 10 days. 16d.
Imperial Valley total to date III.
Demand active. market shghdiy
1.35. mostly S1.35; practically
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
Market Quotations
Markets at
a Glance
nv UNITED PRESS.

Stocks higher in heavy turnover.
Bonds higher under lead of rail
issues.
Curb stocks advance in active
trading.
Foreign exchange about steady.
Grains closed lower; wheat off
more than cents.
Cotton lower.
Cocoa reaches new year highs.
Rubber lower.
Silver bars in New York 45h
cents, off a
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-08
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Jan. 8. CUP) - Wheat
futures turned downward today on
the Chicago board of trade under
the combined influences of heavy
aims in the winter wheat belt and
weakness in foreign markets. PRICES
fell back better than cent bushel
with the deferred months relatively
weaker.
At the close wheat was lfs TO "a
cents lower, May $1.32B, new corn
was y to l cent lower. May S1.09 u
old corn was y cent lower, May
81 .05, and oats was u TO IS cent low
er, May 52% cents.
Corn and other cereals reflected
the heavy tone in wheat. Cold and
unfavorablc weather conditions In
duced little buying in the corn
pit. boosting prices for small net
gains early in the day.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, October l9.-Late buy
ing support pulled the stock market
out of tail spin today after heaviest
selling in more than four years had
cut down leaders l TO l3 points or
better.
Favored oils, utilities, farm imple-
ments and specialties managed TO
weather the gale for substantial gains.
and many others Cancelled or reduced
extreme losses before the close.
Investment trusts were reported 10
have provided prop for the list on
the theory selected issues were at or
around bottom. Some speculative
forces also were understood 10 have
taken a hand with the idea of cor
nering quick profits.
The early tumble accompanied un-
loading of impaired margin accounts
and unusually large offerings from all
parts of the country and abroad.
The ticker tape was as much as %
minutes behind and only caught up
for a brief period near the final lap.
II Jagged again before the end. Blocks
VI l,UUO W <OfVOU ol4dlto SlloliStu
hands in the forenoon when the slide
was at its peak.
Brokerage Offices were swamped and
seldom since the break of 1925 has
such ear-demoralization been Wit
messed on the stock exchange floor
Delayed openings were frequent and
several issues did not appear until
around noon.
Transfers approximated 100000
shares
Stocks under pressure the greater
part of the day included U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem. Crucible. Wheeling Steel.
Chrysler, General Motors, Woolworth,
Caterpillar Tractor, Douglas Aircraft,
Boeing, United Aircraft, American
Telephone, Western Union. Public
Services of N. j.. Cerro De Pasco,
American Smelling, Calumet & Hecla.
Owens-Illinois. Llbby-Owens, West
inghouse. American Can, Du Pont,
Allied Chemical, Amerada. Santa Fe,
Pennsylvania. Southern Pacific. Great
Northern. Baltimore &, Ohio. American
Chain, Coca-Cola. Phillip Morris and
Columbian Carbon.
Emerging on top were Standard Oi.
of N j., Texas Corp, Phillips Petro-
leum, General Electric, Zenith Radio,
Borg Warner Deere. International
Harvester, Montgomery Ward. S. JOS
eph Lead Consolidated Edison, Howe
Sound and North American.
Selling for the first time since Au-
gust, American Chain e. Gable pre-
ferred was off 62%i points.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
MORE u. S. STEEL HELD
IN BROKERAGE ACCOUNTS
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October l9.-Of
87O3,252 common shares Of United
States Steel Corp. common stock out
standing September 80, 2,246.164
shares, or 2581 per cent were in
brokers' names, an increase of Al .593
shares over the 2,204,57l, or 1888 per
cent on June 30 Investors common
holdings September 80 were 6.457.088
shares. or 7419 per cent. against
6,498 ,681, or 74.67 per cent June 80.
OF the 3,602,811 shares of steel pre-
ferred outstanding. 407 631 shares. or
11.31 per cent were in brokers' names
September 80, an increase of 498
shares of June 80.
Investors holdings of preferred
September 80 numbered 3.195,180
shares, or $3.50 per cent of the out
standing issue, also gain of 493
shares.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. october ~ Cotton
opened to = points net lower here TO-DAY.
due to liquidation and an accumulation
of overnight selling orders.
Liverpool cables were not as low as ex-
pected Rains fell in practically all sec
tions and temperatures were below nor
NAL in the Northwest.
Despite these bullish influences. Decem
Der started at So; January at 60
March at SO. May. So; july. SD. and
October. So. Prices continued TO ease
off after the start and toward the end OF
the first half hour active months we're ?
Cottonseed oil opened steady october
61Ib: December. 81; January. o.'4p
March $50: May. 6S3b. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-10-19

Continued on Page Aid
Evening star., 1937-10-19

1880, n u l u S ..
l. u S k. publisher
and real estate
statistician, told
members of the
District Bankers
Association at the
annual Fall meet
ing.
Of this total
$3.50 we're for
new houses, 384
more units than
last year; 1895
apart me n t S, an
increase of 903;;
and 1890 four
sln aatn
Evening star., 1937-10-19
EARNINGS UP SHARPLY.

NEW YORK, october 19 (P)-Dow
Jones g. Co. disclosed in a compila-
tion that earnings for the first "a
industrial concerns for the Septem-
Der quarter showed an aggregate net
income of s23,384,277. compared with
S18, 800 in. the like 1886 period, a
gain of 25.2 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
NEW YORK COTTON
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. october 19-Cotton
recovered most Of its early moderate
losses today as selling dried up and
scattered trade and outside buying
appeared.
Absence of Southern selling was an
important contributing factor to the
steadiness in the face of the action
Of other markets.
March advanced from 500 to $50
and in mid-afternoon sold at 8l6,
with the list 3 to points net lower.
Futures closed steady. unchanged to 4
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL october 10 tP.-Cotton.
rs 900 bales including 13,50O American,
spot quiet: prices. points lower. Quo
tations in pence American. strict 5000
middline, 80 good middling. 5.4@; STREE
middling 511. mddline, 49,, strict low
middling 4 ~; low middline. 4 l.: strlCt
good ordinary 3.61; good ordinary. < ~.
Futures closed quiet and steady october
March 4.56: May. 4.19; July. 4.s3.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
FAILURES TOTAL HIGHER.

NEW YORK, october 19 tP)-Busi-
ness failures in the United States for.
the week ended October Ia totaled l74.
against 146 in the preceding week and
139 in the like week . year ago, ac-
cording to Dun q Bradstreet.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
HOME BUILDING
MOUNTS SHARPLY
8,065 Units Reported Start
ed in Metropolitan Area
During 8 Months.
BY EDWARD c. STONE,

During the first nine months of this
year 8,065 housing units were started
in metropolitan Washington, as COM
pared with 6,714 in the like period in
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
ATRAPADOS MAS DE 5000
FACcIOSoS EN- FL SECTOR
DE LA cIUDAD UNIVER-
SlTARIA
Inaalecio Prieto declare gus le
ser6 Nevada al ~enernigo Ii cue
IRA en- gran escaIa

Madrid, Abril 1O.-El go
bierno mantiene 81 nueva ofer
silva y atrap6 a mas de 5000
facciosos en- la Ciudad Univea
sitaria, posici6n que bombar :
dea por medic de Ia artilleria
y Ia aviaci6n.
La artillerfa leal mantiene 81
effective fuego sobre L. Casa
de Campo. Los proyectiles han
derribado centenares de 6rbO,
les.
Desde Madrid se mandan
tanques ' carros blindados GU
biertos con folIaje, de mode
queeI enemigo no pueda pre-
pararse.
Las amesra.ladofas barrer
Il sector de Ia ciudad Univer-
sitaria.
Indalecio Prieto, ~sninistro de
Il MARINE y aviaci6n, declare
hoy que IL guerra ha entradc
en- una Ease decisive y que q
fin est& . In vista. "Ahora y
lIevaremos II guerra I'll eneEnl
60, en- gran escala'y.
Hshaando con los periods.
tas espanoles y extranjercs, =
general Agiaja les dijo: Hesno'
cornenxado al8o. s. aeercau
Id6as nauy iHAevesamaas.
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
Il WbantR Y COnmoysior "Yo Aus9' del Ieaente General
R. Buguete contra q bufdCh) y Csbade QlGpo de LIano
Don Juan Antonio Acquire pide la organization
de una r~etaguardia en- Bilbao
Los cargos de los f~ascistas i~talianos contra ell
Gobierno del Frente Popular Frances

facilitado al gobierno de Valen-
ella sus canoneS de 155 MILNE
tros, ton permiSo del ministerio
de la guerra; que los aerop1a-
nos f%ranceses de combate album
dan en- los frentes de Espana +;
Tue una escuela para photos es-
panoles Sc ha establecido en-
Iles-les -Villenoy, d una milla de
Esbly, y que cinco aeroplanos
franceses estan a disposition de
los futuros photos e~spanoles,
con instrucciones tambien fran
cesas que los futures photos
e~spanoles viven en- ell hotel La
grange, en- Iles-les- Villenoy;
que I'm contrato Sc ha firmado
entire ell ministerio frances del
aire Y ell gobierno de Valencia
para la adquisici6n de so aero
pianos de combate tipo Dewoi-
ttnne, armados con canones de
20 milimetros, que disparan por
la helice; que los aeroplanos
compradoS Sc entregaran al CO
ronel Ortiz, jefe de la aviaei6n
en- ell gobierno de Valencia; que
otro segundo contrato Sc ha fir
mado para la compra de so ae-
roplanos Pstex, con armament
tos, aparatos de telegrafia sin
hilos y lanzadores de bombas :
que ell ministro de aviaci6n v
marina de Valencia ha aceptado
una oferta de material de que
IRA hecha por Roland Mouton,
de $4,000 rifles Y $4,000 900 de
tiros, a base de $14 por rifle y
mil tiros; que las municiones de
Mouton seran entregadas EN- Bill
bao, Santander, Cartsgena, Ali
cante y Valencia; que Ell torpe-
dero espanol jose Luis Diaz
circula libremente por las aguas
francesas.
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
ESPERASE EN- ROMA UNA
NUEVA VISTA DEL MINIS
TRIO ALEMAN HERMAN
GOERINC
Alemania 9 Italia no podrar
seguir mandando ayuda a
Franco sin romper ell pacte
de Mediterranean

Roma, abril 1O.-Circula con
insistemcia ell rumor de que el
general Herman Goering, mi
nistro aleman del aire, vendra q
Roma a fines de este mes para
discutir con ell primer ministro
Mussolini los recientes aconte-
cimientos en- la situaci6n espa-
nola. La prensa italiana mantle
ne una campaha, aconsejada
por Ell ministro Alfieri, con la
que trata de probar que "las po-
tencias partidarias del gobier-
no de Valencia estan violando
Ell pacto de no-intervenci6n.
I'm articulo de Virginia Gay
da, en- ell "Giornale de Italia,
contiene tai lujo de detalles
que Sc cree directamente inspi-
RADIO por Ell Duce, del cual el pc
riodista es amigo personal.
81 la vista de Goering se con-
firma, tendra mayor importan
ella que la otra que hiciera ha-
ce algunos meses. AIemania Q
Italia no podran seguir man
dando aynda q Franco sin de-
nunciar FL conyenio de no in
tervenci6u, 10 que haria actuar
en- consecnencia q Russia y Ale
mania, Por otra parte italia v
IAlemania IL han compronetidO
. procurar II trianfo de Franco
y no pueden conaidarar 81 pre-
.sente nnA Qferta inglesa de- me.
La gaceta., 1937-04-10

| Madrid, abril 10.-Las mill
cias leales mantienen su ofen-
silva en- ell frente sur Y Sc nue.
ven desde Ell PaSo de Calatrave-
no Y Ell monte Chimorra.
No son tan satisfa-torias pa
ra Ell gobierno las noticias que
llegan del frente vasco; pero s.
afirma cue no hay peligro in.
mediate para Bilbao, nj Tampa
co para Ell ejercito leal de ese
frente.
Las victorias en- ell frente de
Cordoba revelan que ell gobier-
no Sc halla resuelto a seguir lie
vando la guerra al territorio del
enemigo. Sorpresa Y audacia
han caracteri9ado las 1ltimas o.
peraciOnes ordenadas por el
mando leal.
Ell presidente del gobierno au-
ton6mico del pals vasco, don
JUAN Antonio Aguirre, habl6
aver por la radio en- favor de la
organization de una retaguar-
dia. a Varios prisioneros alema-
mes heshos en- ese frente asegu-
ran que la aviaci6n facciosa Sc
lemanes y uno de alparatos tia
lemnaes y uno de aparatos tia
lianos de GAIA.
Virgilio Gayda un amigo del
Duce, hace contra ell gobierno
de Francia, en- | "Giornale de
que las fuerzas de Valencia han
sido organizadas por ofFciales
franceses y con armaS france
sas; que un general frances esta
a cargo de la organization mill
tar en- Espana y tiene bajo su
manao a 25 o~ficiales del estado
mayor frances que preparan
una iofensiva sobre SigSienza +;
que Ell gobierno de Francia ha
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
EHANIvERSARIO DE Ia
REPUBLICA PANOl
ReunicA ded Comits
O. organizador

. Anoche Sc reunio en- eli Cen,
tro Obrero Ell comite encarga-
do de conmemorar ell Sexto A;
niversario de la Republica Es'
pamela.
- Preside eli 81. Gustavo j
Snez, consul INFERNO de Es.
pana, y actuo de s~ecretariO
nuestro director, Sr. Victoria
no Manteiga.
Asistieron, por eli Centre Al
turiano, los sehores Carlos Me
nandez, JESUS Fernandez Diaa
y Angel Solares; por el Centre
Espanol, los Sres. Jose Vaz'
quez, Jose Parea y Angel de Ia
Riva; por ell Comits del Fren-
tie Popular, Jimeno Menendez,
P. B. Diax y Benjamin Blanco
Sc acord6 Ell programa pre-
sentado por los senores Jime-
nez y Manteiga, que sera i'm
preso con la bandera de Ia Re-
p6blica en- ell frente. Sc tiraran
5000 ejemplares.
En- Ell paiacio del Centric A
turiano. previo informe de una
comision integrada por Jose
Vazquez, Jesus Fernandez
Dfaz v Angel Solsres, Sc acor-
do instalar altavoces en- la for
ma siguiente: 2 en- la sala de
bale, l en- la sala de billares, Z
en- Ia cantina y 4 en- la Gale.
La comisi6n de los "1acitos''
con los dolores republicanos 81
que encontrando dificultades
para hailar cinta de color mo-
RADIO; pero Ell trabajo se ha EN-
pezado va y espsrase que este
completado para Ell microbes
pos la mahana. Jimeno MenSn
dex v Huerta componen esta
comisi6n.
Por recommendation del CO.
mite, Ell Centre Asturiano ce-
rrar& ese dia Ia puerta de Ia
cantina. Los asistentes deberan
entrar por las puertas princi-
paIes.
YLos invitados, cuya lista se-
rk preparada por un cognite,
entrar6n en- I'll edificio por Ia
puerta del escenario.
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
MUSSOLINI A
BALBo EN-
JEFE

Roma, abril 10.-Un decreto
del primer ministro Mussolini
estabiece I'm nuevo m~inisterio
de africa Italiana' y nombra
comandante en- jefesdel ejsrcto
africano ell mariseal Italo Bal
DO, gobernador de Lbia. Cre6
ell gabinete fascista cuatro nue.
vas provincias en- Africa, Libia-
Tripoli, Masurata, Bengasi y
|Derna, aprobando I'm gasto de
los, 100000 de liras para desa-
rroiIo colonial.
Ell nuevo ministerio absofoe-
ra 81 presente ministerio de los
colonias, dirigido presente
por Alexandra Lel
All disponer Il as Z Bal
DO d gobierno as bisn
establecar an cor 40 del ejer
cito j Ia MARTY eae terrific
rio
La gaceta., 1937-04-10
CONTRA Los CLUBS DE LAS
SASTRERIAS Y LAS ITEM
DAS

Aquf donde 80 juega a todc
y donde Ia bolita cubre tOda,
las esquinas, 20 ha ordenado al
.jsfe de policfa que persiga a
los pequehos sastres y tiendas
CON los liamados "clubs de ira
jes."
La mcralidad en- essa ciudad
feliz y confiada ernpieza STEM
pre- con Ell Bingo 0 con los
"cEubs de trajea''.
Una moralidad de esas que
dan sanas de v0nnitar v decirs
To the H.. con los hip6critas.