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Evening star., 1937-10-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS for $3.50:
dealership open for ID. c.. nearby Va, Md !;
patented article. greatly in demand mfsd.
BY large concern in East. Box 263-V.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

coLoRED GIRL AMP BOY, rrelisble, want
MAN and wife want job as jantor. Write
J. Myrick. 30l M st. nv. first floor.
COUPLE white. small child. man en-
ployed; wife housekeeper. care children.
exchange FOR rent. or any reasonable offer
with private family; good cook. house
keeper. experienced with children. Box
COUPLE, Va, colored. want work as butt
ler-houSeman; cook. nurSemaid; refer
ences. Call Decatur 543O
YOUNG COUPLE. colored. wants work.
houseman, butler. general houseworker
and cook. Phone All. 2229-W.
cook, maid. butler. chauffeur. any Kind
years; refs, District 861s.
COUPLE exp. wishes to care, for
rooming or apt. house in exchange
for hskp. apt; small salary; ref; NV.
NV.
CoLORED COUPLE, youne. desire living
quarters and small salary in exchange
for services; man employed. Box 33l-V,
MAN white. middle age reliable, and wife
want Job caretaker, cook. housekeeper,
lanltor. night watchman; handy painting.
drive car. Garden. chickens; go city or
country: reference. Box 3O4-V. Star
COUPLE colored. Catholic, want Job as
maid. houseman; no cooking; reference
Potomac 5046-J after g.
COUPLE colored. desire lob: stay in: good
reference. Metropolitan O3S2
Evening star., 1937-10-03

MAN. colored wants work; honest and
neat; can work in restaurant or lunch
room; room; such as short-order cookine. Phone
Evening star., 1937-10-03

BEAUTY PARLOR, first-class. Rhode
Island ave. near Mt. Rainier; cheap rent;
Iease. j or weeks trial; owner selling
Star " -
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.

COLORED COUPLE would like quarters in
exchange for janitor services. BOX 3oI-V,
Star
COLORED COUPLE from South, want
work of any kind; home night or stay;
500 month. Metropolitan 1887.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

BOOKKEEPING or accounting work to do
evenings by experienced man; reasonable.
Phone North l932-W as
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Evening star., 1937-11-16
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY.

Pillsbury, Brig. Gen. George B., As
sistant to the Engineer General, retired
active service to home; December 81.
Schofield, Lieut.. Col. Herbert Mellor,
Quartermaster Corps Reserve, Yonkers
N. Y, to ofIlce Of Assistant Secretary
Of War; November %.
Reed, Maj. James Robert. Signal
Corps Reserve, Maplewood, N. j., te
Office of Assistant Secretary Of War;
November Is.
Avery, Maj Nathan Carlos, Ord
nance Department Reserve, Rocky Hill
Conn.,, to Office of Assistant Secretary
of War; November 28.
Himebaugh, Maj. Harry. Quarter
master Corps Reserve, Jeffersonville
Ind, to office Of Assistant Secretary OF
War; November %.
Nichols. Capt. James B., Veterinary
Corps. Fort Myer, Va, to Fort Mason
Calf; November ~.
Benner, Capt. Ralph c., Chemical
Warfare Service, Edgewood Arsenal
Md, to Office of Chief of Chemical
Warfare Service.
Each of the following first lieuten-
ants, Coast Artillery, to Fort Monroe
Va, on completion OF their present
tours Of foreign service: Harry S
Tubbs, Wilfred E. H. Vochl.
Lyon, First Lieut.. Archibald w.
Quartermaster Corps, to Hawaiian De.
partment; January 6, 1898.
Thomson. Second Lieut Edpar II
jr., Coast Artillery. Fort Monroe. Va.
to Hawaiian Department; March rs
1898,
Evening star., 1937-11-16
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Edwin " Laws 90, 1909 4th st. NV, ant
Helen l. Morris 10 24Q Florida ave

E e's ISS ~ FoTd. + hx :7s :"c
eors. R"eE.r ths Rsy 3 a!4 H0y:fd s:1 st. and
IA Hattie = Si:rK &: 6; s. III, xI, New jersey
ne Rev 6: H H.miitop:
the the Rev. v. isaac Wrisht. TO- $40 S'' S'"''
wi WILKINSON L * BSts q r. csSs1 na Hes0ts Hefs
Leonard mar w Wrsst sst g. Ariinston hssxert Va and
Euniee Edwards, 20, wadesboro, N, c.;
AasfT rafsy THOMAS M eso a. I:ns n . S. ,nd
pa5he The Rev 3 IN; M L.. l. Gsmole,on. u,,
i4th st. @ NV; 'tie The Rev X W,'R W. jones % 1910
Sol! silysrman, 2s. and Myrtle Simpson.
-. both OF Baltimore; the Rev. zemach
IS RSTsys1; @ 8. both oi Annapoiis Ann ,ofse's Ma; !;
snd Winitred 6 spiesel. N'os Is New " York York
witty, Sly; Judge F. R I'LL: +; Msstttingly; =,
P Barker, is, both Of Bsitimore; sii at'H the S;
HoaeT1ek Mi1sE go Bish9p' Sa.p g9 and Carolyn I.
NV: the Rev. WV j. a a. Trader as''SSu' ST.
Kimball A Dunn, 90, Arlington. Va. and
Mel Nellie M: Mitchell, %. a2ll Connectieut
John C. Kelly. 25.. 1000 Cathedral ave. ave.
NV. and isabella Stuart, -, 3i43
AIsn ADAMS Mill rd. NV; the Rev. NJ. j.
Is; both Of .3l4 39th st.: the Rev.
Roherf hsraham Il !, dx,is Leibschn. III
Easena Ti = Bosss % ~ Is fs North se card snd
RUBIN ~, r,d;9. Eo.asky; su r. s. Phiadelphia and
nW the Rev. ssnTsfiH 5. Il Metz. Me- 800 10Th st.
'amss nT T. a1a 19ycs M. " q 400 Garrison st
Robert B. Taylor, AZ. Townsville. i n. C.,
and Anne B. Carroll: %: 1877 Kenyon
Carl clever .ns Rey * ie9a q wlear' st and
,,,the the Rev. Albert Evans
"s5ism Eaa f1ana sntrsrmar. S Pittsor5sh Pa and
James mes Is sadtifr; ~s IS i$o7 corDin pl ne,
william M. a Earnest. n t. sutnst'y as. and Audrey A.
Dafn W tna ~ RtS both Of Ia, s,1;n Kalorama I'd
William r. Delaney Al. a3" Inde-
is i34s Euclid st. HS NV. af,s the Rev hfs~G s. E
Daniel shgmate: ~, 1929 Harvard, st.
Rsxl. Rodman st. NV: the Rev. c. r.
Rockville.
Lawrence MaScola. %, Quantico. Va. and
Dorothy H. Halligan, 81. Bellmore N Y.
Bayes l.. Bryant. 2l Warrenton. Va, and
Edith Fewell. is the Plains, Va
L. kllham Hoffman. 81, and Rose r.
Brady. 3S. both of Sandy Hook. Md.
Joseph A. LIE Clerc, 60 and Zona Bu-
chanan. So both of Takoma Park, Md.
Alexandria.
DR.. Arthur ]. Mourot, 33. WASHINGTON. d.
C., and Margaret T. Moore. 20. Alex
John G. Fritz. %, Baltimore Nd. and Ellen
M. Hodges, p. Baltimore. Md
Clarence Wilson Lloyd. %, Washington, d.
G. and Mary Beatrice LiRhtfoot. 90,
Elmer j: R. White. 81, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
and Hester H. Hatcher. II. WASHINGTON,
James B. Schick. 90 WASHINGTON. d, c.,
and Justin T. Miller. IS. WASHINGTON,
William J. Latimer. 2s sykesville. Md,
and Carmen M. Tawney, 23. Sykesville,
Willie Simmons 90. washington. D. c.,
and Cora E. Shaw, %. Washington D. C.
Carl Densmore. 90. of Landover. Md. and
Margaret E. McFadden, 10, Seat Pleas
ant. Md.
Damon G. Edwards. 81. WASHINGTON. D. c.,
and Glare o. Rivers. 90, Washington.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
FEDERAL TRANSIT
OPERATION URGED
Probe of Company and
Commission Demanded by
Central labor Union.

Confessional investigation of both
the Capital Transit Co. and the Dis
trict Public Utilities Commission and
legislation providing for Government
ownership and control of Washing
tons street car system was demanded
by the Central Labor Union last night
in a resolution which declared the
company has failed and refuses to
give the people of the District of Co.
lumbia adequate street car and bus
service"
Employees of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing and of other Federal
departments, the resolution added, ARE
forced to wait for street cars and
buses nearly an hour both going to
and returning from their work and
then ride on overcrowded street cars
and buses"
The resolution said the Public Util-
tiles Commission seems to be more
interested in the welfare of the stock
holders of the Capital Transit Co.
than in the people of the District of
Columbia who are compelled to use
their street cars and buses"
Instructed to Prepare Bill.
The Central Labor Unions Iegisla-
tive Committee was instructed to
sponsor bill providing for investi-
cation Of the transit company and the
Utilities Commission, for revocation
NJ tho phortor for
Government ownership and operation
Of the Capitals transportation sys-
tenn. The resolution was presented
by Frank J. Coleman, secretary Of the
union.
The Central Labor Union paused
in its routine for ceremonies opening
Union Label Week. of which the
feature will be the Union Label
Leagues exhibit ad carnival, open
tomorrow and Thursday from noon
until II pm. at the Pythian Temple
1912 Ninth street NV.
Formally ushering in the week.
Frank Morrison, secretary treasurer
Of the American Fedora ton of Labor,
said it was intended ito help bring
about better understanding by the
general public of the objects and ac-
complishments Of organized labor and
to emphasize the advisability of al
ways demanding union-label products
and union services"
Cites Labors Rise.
Mr.. Morrison recalled that he had
seen the labor movement in WASH
1ngton grow from a very modest be-
ginning in 1895 to a present men,
bership of well above 100000 and Its
present high prestige in the daily
affairs OF this community"
Pointing to the steady growth of the
A. F. of L. to a membership of 1885,
III on October 80 of this year-a
gain of nearly million members in
little over year-the veteran official
added:
II can say to you that the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor is strikingly
close now to the immediate goal of
100000 members, and that will not
be the limit by any means"
Albert N. Dennis, labor radio
broadcaster, was master of ceremonies
at the opening Of label week. Other.
who spoke were John Locher, presi-
dent of the Central Labor Union;
Howard F. Cudmore, chairman of the
organizations Label Committee; Carl
H. Klein, chairman of arrangements
for the label exhibit and carnival,
and Frank S. Lerch.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
5 To Get the Best
5 Cough Medicine,
; Mix II at Home
Saves Good Money

( seye. 9ood Money. Nc COOKING:
This famous recipe is used by mil
lions OF housewives, because there is no
other way to obtain such a dependable,
effective remedy for coughs that start
from colds. Its SO easy to mix "a
child could do it.
From any druggist, get 2h ounces
OF Pinex, Z concentrated compound Of
Norway Pine, famous for its effect on
throat and bronchial membranes.
Then make a syrup by stirring two
cups OF granulated sugar and one cup
of water a few moments, until dis.
solved. It's no trouble at all, and takes
but q moment. No cooking needed.
Put the Pinex into a pint bottle and
add your syrup. This gives you a full
pint Of cough remedy. far superior to
anything you could buy ready-made.
and you get four times as much for
your money. 1t never spoils, and Is
very pleasant children love it.
Youll be amazed by the way it takes
hold of severe coughs. giving you double.
quick relief. 1t loosens the phlegm.
sOothes the inhamed membra mes, and
helps clear the air passages. b
Money refunded IL it doesn't n
please you in every way. -
I: MP!
l for Cou9hS-A
Evening star., 1937-11-16
DEATHS REPORTED

Henry E. Austin. Ts. 1910 LIST st NV.
Frank Whitman, ~. Providence Hospital.
Orvis NJ Maxfield 50. 334O M st NV
James W. Selby. 81. 1850 Park I'd NV
Susan r. Oswell. SO, 1855 Wyoming ave,
NV.
Clara I. Baker, 80. 1923 18th st. ne
owen s. Allen. So. Providence Hospital
Colein c. Mckay. 81. St. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
William L. Sutherland. 81, United States
Soldiers Home Hospital
infant Carlson. Children's Hospital
Infant Boiling. Columbia Hospital.
James Carter. TS. Gallinger Hospital,
Infant Galloway. 401 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
NAVY.

Smith, Rear Admiral Norman NJ,
Civil Engineer Corps, detached Bureau
Yards and Docks, to home; November
80.
Moreell, Comdr. Ben, Civil Engineer
Corps, detached Navy Yard. Pearl
Harbor, T. H., to Bureau Yards and
Docks; December /.
Dickson. Lieut.. Comdr. James G.,
Medical Corps, detached Receiving
Ship. N. Y. to Naval Medical School;
November 81.
Overland, Lieut.. Comdr. John W.,
Supply Corps. detached Ammunition
Depot, st. Juliens Greek, Va, to
U. S. S. Kanawha; December.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
INDOOR NATURE OUTINGS
TO BEGIN WITH AQUARIUM
Many Colored Tropical Fish to Be
Feature of Program for
Next Sunday.

A visit on Sunday to the aquarium
OF the Bureau of Fisheries in the De-
partment Of Commerce Building, at
Fourteenth street and Constitution
avenue NV, will be the first of the
seasons Indoor nature outings" G.
Marshall Finnan, superintendent of
the National Capital Parks. announced
today. A showing of 1000 multi
colored tropical fish will be featured
and the program, which Is open to
the public, will be from 8 am. to
8 pm.
This will be held in conjunction
with the fifth annual display of the
National Aquarium Society under the
direction of Joseph Patz, the organiza-
tons president; Fred Orsinger, di-
rector Of the aquarium, and DR.. Paul
Bowman Of George Washington Uni
versity. who has been assisting the
National Capital Parks as naturalist.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
BIRTHS REPORTED

Claude W. and Anna B. Vessels. girl.
David W. and Dorothy L. Moxley. boy.
Albert j. and Gussie Atkinson, boy
Charles ]. and Sarah E. McCubbin. sirl.
Paul v: and Natalie c. Donovan girl.
Howard J. and Lula M. McAvoy. boy.
James H. and Kathryn H. Pueh. boy.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

te communicate del estado mayor
general, dado a has IL 80 dc la
nOohe del martes: Esta manana
iniciamos la ofensjva en- Sese-
ma, 2Sia al sur de Madrid, y al
canzamos los objetivos senala-
dos. La carretera que unia las
Ilposiciones enemigas con Valde-
moro ,seis millas al norte de Sc
sena, fue cortada Toda la ca
rretera de Sesena esta bajo ell
fuego de la artillerfa leal. La
artilleria apoy6 ell ataque y bonn
bardea sin descanso. La avia-
ci6nllev6 a termino, con exito,
q bombardeo de las posiciones
de retaguardia del enemigo''.
Ell ministerio de Defensa a.
nunci6: Ejercito del Centre: A
yer y hoy ell enemigo inici6 un
violento ataque contra La Cal
va, siendo valientemente recha-
zado. Esta mafana las tropas
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JOHNNY HLUMME2 lisa
CEARA CON JOHN EVKE

Ell lunes por "a noche, en- Ben
jamin Field, Johnny Plammer,
ell lherrero de Iowa, que no en-
tiende de villanias, sc batira
con 'Ametrana3ora~ JohM Evke,
de Chicago.
Por sus tacticas "~criminales''
Ell Sr. Evke es conosido por el
.asesino de Chicago y los aft
cionados lie tienen en- el concep-
to de "Enemigo No. T..
Plummer pega mry fuertes
golpes con las manos aoiertas y
es un especialista en- la defen-
sa contra 10 svillanos.
Pat Newman ell excampe6n
lie la marina, tendra de contra
rio, en- I'm match" de revancha,
a Allen Eutace, de Kansas.
Aparecen en- los otros COM
oates Lee Henning, Jack Rec
der, joe Stecher y Joe Corbett,
este lltimo vecino de Boston y
exvecino de Colorado.
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Ia obra incansabIe de la ~rstaguardia de Tampa

liar Democratico de Socorro a
Espana.
Preside Jose Martinez. con
Pedro Ramirez Moya en- la Sc,
cretaria.
Sc da cuenta de una carta de
la embajada de Espana en- Pa,
ris, notificando que ea tabaco
para Ell Battalion Lincoln ha pa.
sado por ALI.
Para comprobar 81 la Cruz
Roja Espahola recibi6 va el pa
sado giro de $500, Sc acordd
aatorizar al presidente para
que lie telegrafie al Sr. Angel
Ossorio Y Gallardo, embajador
de Espana en- Paris.
Sc acord6 solicitar del alcal-
de, por eondueto del Sr. Victo-
riano Manteiga eel permiso pa
ra celebxar ell viernes un mitin
en- West Tampa.
Vistas las dificultades surgi-
das en- ell camino de la Comisi6n
de compras de la ambulancia, Sc
resolvi6 citar a junta conjunta
para hoy, citandose de paso y
en- primer t6rmino al Subcomi-
te que preside ell Sr. JimAnez.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
LA INSCRIPCION PARA LAS
E~LECCIONES DE SEPTIEM-
BRE

La Junta Municipal Electoral
abrira ell dia 81 de este mes los
eibros para las primarias de sep
tiembre, en- los 80 prescintos de
la municipalidad. Antics de que
vayan a los prescintos Sc abri-
ran en- ell City Hall.
Sc trataran de cubrif en- esas
elecciones seis puestos de con-
cejales, Ell juez de la Corte de
Policia, ell Secretario de la AID
ministraci6n Municipal v dos
miembros de la Junta Electoral.
Los libros de los barrios lati-
nos Sc abriran en- los lugares 81
guientes zoos Tampa ST., pres
cinto nImero z; all East Palm
Ave, n1mero 10; n1mero 10,
22O2 Cuarta avenida; n1mero
Ii, 1910 East Broadway; hume
ro 10, 1908 Gale 10; No. Id,
2202 Michigan No. Is, estaci6n
de Bomberos de Michigan y la
Gale IL; No. 16, Nebraska Ave
27O1, esquina q Michigan; No.
10, estaci6n de bomberos en- Pal
'metto Beach; No. 20, 2O2 Sep
TINA avenida; ndmero %, Ho-
ward Y Gray; n6mero %, ave-
nida 20 y Gale 81; n1mero 26,
21O2 calle de Main; No. 80, ca
sa escuela de Habana y Cherry,
en- West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
M FAIR EMBARCA-
RIA LA SEMANA QUE VIE
NE

Londres, julio 8.-Ted Broad
RIB director del campe6n in
giles Tommy Farr, anunci6 aver
que SUI representado embarcara
la semana que viene hacia hos
Estados Unidos, en- ell vapor
"Berengaria".
Farr ha dado SUI consenti-
miento a un match" con e ne
gro Jose Luis, campe6n del mum
do, y Ell encuentro Sc vegificara,
seg1n Mike Jacobs, en- agosto o
en- los primeros dfas de septiem
bre.
Eel director del britanico lie vi
sit6 aver Y obtuvo de 81 la apro-
baci6n de los contratos. "Esta
ansioso de embarcar y ALI in
mediatamente comenzara su en-
trenamiento para la mas dificil
Y prometedora pelea de su vi
da.
Con Ell campeon y Broadribb
smbarcara tambien Ell abogado
Sol Strauss, que trajo los con-
tratos de los E. U. en- repreSen-
taci6n del empresario Jacobs.
Esto indica que Schmeling que
dara descartado hasta 1888.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

oeuparen la Casa del Mozuelo Y
70 mantiene ell avance sobre Sc
Sena.
MigueI Amanda, ell jefe fac
cioso de Oviedo, dl.e que la de-
fensa Sc sostiene con firmeza ;
pero los mineros milicianos as
turianoS mantienen sobre la ciu
dad un fuego continue de ar
tilleria. Cada "a horas caen So
bre Oviedo de 500 a 600 proyec
tiles.
Amanda asegura que sus tro-
pas han avanzado seis millas en-
direction de las minas de Leon,
pero ell mando leal ha compro-
bado que la noticia es falsa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
Ju,eta ErtraordinariG

JNatd ELECTROMAGNETIC
Esta noohe ce!ebraran junta
extraordinaria, en- ell Centre O.
zero, ell Subcomite de Ambu-
ancia, que preside ell Sr. Gusta-
70 Jimenez y ell Comite Popula.
Democratico de Socorro a Es-
pana.
Junta conjunta relacionada
con la adguisici6n de las ambu-
lancias que Sc mandarin a la
Cruz Roja Espahola.
Slplicase la asistencia de los
miembros del Comite y el Sub
comite.
Hasta aver, descontados va
los gastos, ell Subcomite de Am
5ulancia tenia en- ell banco g.
1861.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
KID NHocoLATE vENoIo
A IA

New Yor&, Julio 5.-El ex-
campe6n mundial deAIpeso de
pluma, Did Chocolate, sncio ed
ocho asaltos a Charlie ner,
de Baltimore, dando otro paso
de avanG por ell canine de re-
torno a la cdspide de su catego-
ria, Conner pesaba 1922 lI&ras,
dentro del peso lige Moco-
Latte 1924, fuera peso de
pluma.
En- ell mismo programa Ell gi-
qante Jack Torrance, de Luisia-
y ma, puso a dormir en- el primer
asalto a Gene Nrhlmeyer, I'm a.
lepan. I'm formidable punetazQ
de Torrance derrib6 al germa-
no. Entonces ell arbitro Sc inter
puso Y do por terminada la
pelea.
Lou Camps, de New York,
puso a dormir a Alexandra va
nez, de la Habana, EN- ell segun-
do asalto; Frank Fariello, pc
so welter neoyorquino, SUPERB
a Luis Rodriguez, de la Haba-
ma, que pesaba las libras.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

BUEN NEGOCIO-Se vende, o
Sc Gambia, por una casa chica,
una casa con % pies de ancho
por IS de fondo, un local de ese
tamano y buen piso de cemen-
to, v tres departamentos altos.
Informan en- la mfsma, 2916
18th Street.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
Mitin en- West Tampa

Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico de Socorro a Espana cele-
brara TN mitin ell viernes, en- Ell
parque Peregrino Rey.
Sc informara del estado de
cuentas y Sc buscara ell nombra
miento de una comisi6n de g9o-
sa que examine las 1ltimas cuen
tas del Comite del Frente Popu-
lar Y las primeras del nuevo Co
mite.
Haran uso de la palabra va
rios eradores entire ellos "a Rev
j. A. Phillips, un amigo de Ia
Espaha leal.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
OLA DE j. EN- Ell 1ES-
TIE CENTRAL

New York, jclio 8.-Se ex-
tiende la ella de calor en- ell oes-
be central. La temperature SUI
bio aver en- Chicago 10 grades,
creyendose que hoy seguira SUI
biendo ihasta llegar a 95 o 90.
Lincoln, Nebraska, tuvo aver
103 grades; Minneapolis, 90
grades Y Springfield 81.
No existe por ahora posibili-
lad de lluvia en- ell "cintur6n"
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

Madrid, julio ga los CO.
rresponsaies Ell gobierno les Ia
Ipermitido trasmitir ell siguien-
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

V4Nura a los EStauOS UIluoS
a pelear con ell formidable ne
gro Henry Armstrong. de Los
angeles campe6ne del peso de
pluma en- varios estados, ell p1-
gil australians AL Blatch, cam
pe6n de su pals.
va los eNpertos han opinado,
con su acostumbrada celeridad,
que Ell negro hara "papilla'' al
australiano. y
A Armstrong lie temen no So
10 todos los (homlbres del peso
de pluma, sine tambien las prin
cipales figCras del peso ligero.
Blatch, como recordaran los
''fieles" venci6 a Jimmy Leto
cuando lie atribuyeron al tam
peho TN foul que no haFbia
cometido.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

Noche de la Academia de Jim
Downing v la policia.
I'm eXtraordinario progra-
ma amateur; Ell mejor desde que
Jim decidiera poner catedra en-
Benjamin Field.
Y Ell reparto Sc hara a base
del so por ciento.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

NOTA OFFICIAL B LAS
ORERACIONES EN- SESENA
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

Compramos east TODD. Los
mas altos precios por sus nue.
bles y enseres. Muebles de Off
Gina.
DIVERS A d POST
1918 Franklin St.
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PTrAAH @ REcFBOS

PInRAE LES RECIBOS
~SupIidAmos a nuestros lecto-
res tengan la bonaad de ped:d
.os recibos de page a los repair
tidores.
Hacisndolo nos evitan incon
rte a nosotros y a los re-
paftsdores.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

JuntG del Comite
Anoche celebr6 junta en- ell
Centre Obrero ell Comite Popu-
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

Armstrong, Ell negro, es uno
de los boxeadores que mas Pc
!eas sostiene en- los Estados u
nidos.
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The WPA cut more than $4,000
persons from its work relief rolls
in the two weeks ending June IS
in its efforts to reach the goal
of 1,665 900 by July Is, AdminiStra-
tor Harry L. Hopkins said today.
Total employment for the week
ending June 26 was 1,821,151, as
compared to 1,945,796 for the
week ending June IL.
The goal Of 1855, 900 for July
is was fixed under the $780,
600 100 work relief act passed early
this week by Congress. IN the
fiscal year ending June 80, WPA
spent slightly over $4,000, 000, 900,
according to latest unofficial esti-
mates.
After allotments from the ST.
500, OOO,0 900 appropriation to the
ReSettlement Administration, Ma.
tional Resources Committee and
the National Youth Administra-
ton, WPA will have about $685.
100000 for its program. This,
Hopkins has told Congress, will
provide employment for an aver
age Of 100000 workers for the
year.