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Evening star., 1937-03-18

Donovan (Dartmouth): second Sam Allen
oklahoma Baptist; third, Georse L. Fos-
sc WqsSd B6s3on Eo3 coese G fourth ne Thon
Casey 6oo-yard special-won by Ed.
ward r. o Brien Syracuse: second. Jane.
3. Herbert New York University. third
Richard Rlcla N. Gil Boston Colege!: fourth
chsTiss Ssfs Beetam ohio stste sxth hth
James Elliott (Penn A. c..
, one1mile 1Tin college TeiayeWen s}e BY FoTd.
1nversity, sP NH'; Time, s:22'7 t90''N' Ns"
Pole Pole ,yyault-,Won. by Richard Gansler 7,;ns
Ha2dnF feet ffi hTd sssndsh sssqna MaH Medna
DECLARED winner with fewer misses
won 6y a5s BUNS 5un
liam Ray n Z. curb Eyshsnse ] !. -;
Time. 1fn5sA a:I5.4 I5nie seoef0n '"''f0Se a. A.
won BY BSh6D csbos Sonssn h s'hG9} hah
AIMS AnGk psntland HIM a.
one, mile CLUB relay limited handicap.
TfSe pavd by Pao9 and lot yaTd
ham uniTersity, % % Yards third, praden ae1
2l5d ihi5d Prgden'ial Pyd A A. (Newark' 27 yards
one-mile club relay limited handicap
race B-Won by Manhattan freshmen. &c
yards tHeine, Mccartney, Zetler and
Nix: second, Lenox Hill A a: third, 69th
Refmen T. Ar SO ya5dS is Din Tmf 22
anal: second, Tommy Deckard ,Indiana)
5oq Josen a%is Mcclsseey sa in@ha a CO. i0afsh h
Arthur Dougherty lManhattan): sixth Bill
Morse Duke. Time. 9:00.9 new meet
record.
One-mile college relay-Won by Prince
ton tGoold. Rosengarten, Irwin, Thum)
second, Columbia third, Pennsylvania
Columbian mile--Won bv Glenn Gun
nineham New York Curb EXCHANGE sec
ond; Arehie San Romano tEmporia. Kans,
Beccali Italy5; fourth, Gen. Wenzke N \
Y. 4: c. Time. 4;os.7.
TWo-rnile college relay-Won by Man.
haitian (Moclair Kelly, Borck and Burnsl
second; New York University; third, Ford
ham. Time, 7:54
One-mile college relay-Won by George
town Green; Healy. Began and McPoland)
second, Manhattan third. Boston College.
Time. 3.2l 8 (new Garden record)
Evening star., 1937-03-18
GOLFERS PROPERTY 0. K.
Rock Creek Course Fire Destroys
Club Equipment.

Yesterdays fire at the Rock Greek
golf course club house is not expected
to interfere with the opening of the
course as soon as the last of the recent
snow disappears.
The estimated $4,000 damage was
confined to the clubs new golf stock,
but did not harm the equipment Of
public parks players stored there in
lockers. Insurance covered the loss,
officials said
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Lawson Describes Fault.

WE'VE all seen players start the
backsWing fairly we'll and then
swing the club down at the ball. at
the same time pulling the left foot
back toward the right foot as much
as 20 inches out Of position, the
weight never leaving the right foot
after the downswing is started" Law
son says.
This error is very common and
almost unforgivable, because it is
a direct action working against the
speed of the clubhead The result
is that the clubhead is pulled off its
natural path and its speed is material
ly decreased. The ball is struck a
glancing blow as the clubhead is
drawn across it and thus more power
is lost"
When you have two authorities and
two great hitters like Little and Mac
Kenzie agreeing on one major point
in the golf swing, there must be
good deal to it. And when you take
a gander at Bobby Jones or Sarazen
or any Of the topnotchers and note
that they do the same thing, It's
fairly convincing Get your weight
over and then back as the club meets
the ball
Evening star., 1937-03-18
SILVER SPURS OFFERED
Top Prize for Stuyvesant School
Horse Show April 80.

WARRENTON, Va, March 1S GP-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sloane of White
hall, Warrenton, have announced that
the silver spurs again would be offered
as the horsemanship award at the
twelfth annual Stuyvesant School
Horse Show, to be held Friday,
April 30.
The horsemanship class will be
judged by j. North Fletcher.
The Temple GWathmey, ir., me-
mortal bowl, presented by James B. j.
Townsend, will be offered in the
alumni class. 1t must be claimed
twice before becoming the property of
the winner.
Thirteen other classes are Sched-
uled.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
AID ATHLETES WIDOW
Hockey League to Hold Benefit
for Mrs. Howie Morenz.

NEW YORK, March 18 CR.-Gov-
ernors OF the National Hockey League
decided at special meeting yesterday
to hold benefit game to raise funds
for the widow Of the late HOWE Mo-
REM.
The game. between league all-star
team and members of the Montreal
Canadiens and Montreal Maroons, will
be held after the league play-offs.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
TR0SKY CL0UTING EARL !

Usually Late Starter Brings Joy
to Manager O'Neill.
NEW ORLEANS.-Hal Trosky's
heavy clubbing is bringing smiles to
the face of Manager Steve O'Neill of
the Cleveland Indians.
The first sacker, hitherto light hit
ter in Spring training games, collected
two triples in three times at bat in
1913 rout Of the New Orleans club yes
terday.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
RINGER THROWERS MEET
All Maryland Pitchers Invited to
Brentwood Session.

The third meeting of the Maryland
State Horseshoe Pitchers Association
will be held at the newly constructed
municipal building, Brentwood. Md,
tonight at o'clock, with Mayor Will
liam N. Mahaffey Of Brentwood pre-
siding.
All horseshoe tossers Of the Old Line
State are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Lash Shines in Race,

OTHER features of the K. Of c..
games, climax of the Eastern in
door season, were Don Lash's 9:009
victory in the 2-mile run, Eddie
O'Brien's second straight triumph in
the Casey 900 in 1:128, Dartmouth
Jack Donovan's conquest of Sam Allen
of Oklahoma Baptist in the 60-yard
Evening star., 1937-03-18
PUPPY MATCH PLANNED
Old Dominion Kennel Club Also
Looks to All-Breed Show.

Inquiries for puppy match which
will be sponsored by the Old Dominion
Kennel Club this Spring, may be
made to Mrs. Edith Graves, secretary,
at Fairfax, Va. An all-breed show
may be held later in the year.
Fred L. Sherry has been elected
president of the club, with Mrs. R. c.
Birney as vice president, Mrs. Con-
stance Sherry as recording secretary,
Mrs. Graves as secretary and Fielding
Huesmann as treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
LIKE GOLF IN FALL.

RICHMOND, Va, March 10 (P).-A
poll of woman golfers in Virginia re-
vealed yesterday that they were unani-
mously in favor of changing the time
OF the annual State woman's golf
tournament from mid-June to early
October.
Evening star., 1937-03-18

SiXto EScobar re-
tained his title
against Lou Sal
lea, and I never
saw a boxing
match conducted
better.
Nat Fleischer
noted editor and
publisher, a n d
Hype Igoe, the
New York sports
writer, had pre-
ceded me by a
week or more.
When I stepped
out of the plane
it was surrounded
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Mat Matches

hy the Associated Press.
HOLYOKE, Mass.-George Clark,
Scotland. defeated Bibber Mccoy,
Cambridge, Mass. straight falls E.
WILMINGTON, Del - George
Koverly, 2l5. Hollywood, Calf, de-
feated Jim Cofleld, 2l5, Kansas
City straight falls).
Evening star., 1937-03-18
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.


n YEW YORK.-Jerome Herman
nj Dean points with precocious
pride to his fve-year record
Of 100 victories, as against IS
defeats, in demanding about twice the
salary ever paid big league pitcher.
past or present.
Base ball experts not only feel Ger
tain the dizzy right-hander OF the St.
Louis Cardinals will settle for much
less than the $4,000 he has been
shouting for, but point out that Dean
still has long way to 90 before touch
ing the best pitching performances on
record.
The succulent statistics reveal that
three southpaw contemporaries, Bob
Grove, Lefty Gomez and Carl Hubbell,
all rank ahead Of Dean on percentage,
at least, in compilation of the best
consecutive five-year pitching records.
Twelve Ahead Of Dean.
Grove, the highest paid finger in
the American League, stands at the
head Of the flve-year class with the
amazingly high percentage OF .795 for
his record Of 1913 victories and only 80
defeats In 1929-33 with the Philadel-
phia AS.
This excels even the marvellous
performances Of Mordecai (Three-
f1ngered) Brown, Christy Mathewson.
Grover Alexander, Walter johnson and
Cy Young, whose ninging feats other
wise overshadow those Of the postwar
pitching group.
All told in the accompanying tabu-
lation Of who's who among pitching
greats, Dean trails an even dozen per-
formers, on percentage.
Our research is confined to toilers
OF the twentieth century. except that
for purposes of comparison with older
times, Cy Youngs greatest five-year
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Sonja Henie.
world and Olympic figure skating
champion, announced intention Of
turning professional.
Three years ago-Glenn Cum
ningham set new indoor record
of 1904 for mile at Knights of
Columbus games. Lester Stoefen
won national indoor tennis title.
Five years ago-Ossie Solem Of
Drake replaced Burt Ingwersen
as head foot ball coach at Iowa.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
PATRONS ALWAYS
GET SQUARE DEAL
Dempsey Also Is Strongly
Impressed by Excellent
Handling of Bouts.
BY JACK DEMPSEY.

I T WAS not only pleasure, but an
education, to visit Puerto Rico
/ The entire population has gone
boxing minded. In fact, pro
boxing is rapidly undermining cock
lighting as the national sport
I flew to Puerto Rico to referee the
world championship fight in which
Evening star., 1937-03-18
MARSHALL RATED CHAMP.

KANSAS CITY, March 18 UP).-
Chairman Garrett L. Smalley said
the Missouri Athletic Commission will
recognize Everett Marshall as world
heavyweight wrestlinc champion Mar
shall won on foul from Lee Wykoff
here Monday,
Evening star., 1937-03-18
BONNIE TOPS JUMPERS

Mrs. Mckinney Rides to Victory
in Aiken Horse Show.
AIKEN, S. c., March 18 P).-Bon-
ME, bay gelding owned and ridden
by Mrs. Riggan Mckinney Of West
bury, Long Island, won the jumping
class at the annual Aiken Horse Show.
Second went to Dublin, entered by
Paul Mellon of Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
DAVE HERMAN ON AIR.

Dave Herman will take over the
mlcrophone on Arch Mcdonald S
Wheaties program tonight at 8:l5
over station WJSV. Herman. in addi-
ton to roundup of sports events,
will interview Rudy Dusek.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
BROWN HURLERS IN TRIM

SAN ANTONIO, Tex-With the re-
turn Of favorable weather, the Browns
settled down to hard work today
Hurlers Fred Blake, Lou Koupal and
Alphonse Thomas had their curves
breaking we'll.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Has Lengthy Beard.

NEARLY as enticing as the double
feature is the appearance Of
Captain Bluebeard, alias Bill Lewis, a
promoter gone wrong. A stanch
friend Of Jack Dempsey, the 237-
pound Bluebeard sports beard which
is reported to be fully an inch longer
than those worn by Man Mountain
Dean and Man Mountain Morgan.
Bluebeard formerly had some 280
pounds draped over his 5-foot 9-inch
frame, but went into training for six
months and shaved his weight more
than 40 pounds through bicycling,
roadwork and gym workouts. He
would like to meet either Of his
bearded rivals, the loser to shave his
whiskers in the ring. but must be con-
tent to tackle Harry Finkelstein to-
night, while Promoter Joe Turner
angles for Dean or Morgan.
In other matches restricted to 80
minutes. the first of which will get
under way at $50 o'clock, George
Koverly will face Mike Sterlich and
Wee Willie Davis, who referees in his
more sane moments, will meet Jim
Cof1eld.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
WALES SCORES AGAIN.

WREXHAM, Wales, March 18 R.-
Beating Ireland, Al, Wales registered
its third successive victory in the
1867 tournament and clinched hon
ors for the seventh time in the inter-
national foot ball championship.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
PILLS HITTERs sUBDUED.

WINTER HAVEN, Fla.-Pitchers
dominated the batters in Phillies'
intra-camp game which the regulars
took from the yannigans yesterday
2 to 0, in eight innings.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
SOPH PITCHER LIKED.

MILWAUKEE [P).-Major and
minor league base ball clubs already
are making offers to George Hesik,
Marquette University soph eager. He's
a pitcher.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
MURRAY SOON ON JOB.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. March
18 P).-Frank j. Murray, Virginia's
new head foot ball coach, expects to
arrive here Saturday and start Spring
practice three days LATE.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
TAKES BOXING TITLE.

BERLIN, March 18 LP).-Arno Koel-
bin Of Germany won the European
heavyweight championship last night
by outpointing Pierre Charles of Bel
GUM in Is rounds.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Eliminates Accuracy.

TOO often we see the average
player standing to his ball with
most of his weight thrown forward
on the balls Of his feet or even to
his toes. When this player starts his
backswing he has the chance Of
good shot almost eliminated because
he practically is certain to be of bal
ance at either the top Of the back
swing or at the finish of his stroke"
1T isn't sway" says Roland, but
a smooth shift Of the weight to the
right heel combined with a turn Of
the hips and shoulders and return
of the weight to the left heel on the
downswing. If you don't get your
weight over to the left as you hit the
ball you can't get any power into the
shot. And power and speed of club
head is what makes the bail co.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
ABERDEEN BOOTERS WIN.

GLASGOW, March 18 R.-Fa-
vored to gain place in the Scottish
Foot Ball Cup final at Hampden Park
April "a, Aberdeen defeated Hamilton
Academicals, 81, in their fourth
round match.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
Controlled by Government.

THE fight, which drew $4,000 fans,
at prices from ST to S6, and the
excellent handling of everything was
due, think, to the fact that the fight
game is controlled by government
officials, who are rigid enforcers of
the rules.
The rules are along the lines of the
New York Commission, but it was
necessary to amend the law in order
to permit 15-round fight This was
imperative because New York said it
wouldn't recognize the fight as a
world championship unless it went
that length
So Fleischer went before the Sen
ate and explained the set-up I'm
certain it won't be long before still
another law will permit 20-rounders.
The commission is progressive and
high principled. Senor Jose Riviera
CABRERA, chief clerk of the Senate, is
chairman. He's a fine old gentleman
of IS, with youthful enthusiasm
With him are Eduardo Muldanado,
dean of native sports writer's; Senator
Gonzales, hacker of the fight, and two
other Senators.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
CHISOX PLEASE DYKES.

PASADENA.-Jhnmy Dykes worked
the White Sox hard today, with pitch
ers using speed and curves. He Is
elated with general condition of the
| squad.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
DUSEKS
IN MAT FEATURES
Rudy and Joe to Practice
Their Vi|Iainy Against
Barber and Meske.

~ IFTY per cent Of matdom's most
- ferocious family will invade
Turner's Arena tonight when
Rudy Dusek, boss Of most of the
twisters who haunt this sector, tangles
with Hank Barber and Joe Dusek
squirms with Ed Meske in q double
feature which probably will rival Sat-
urday matinee movies for meller-
drammer.
Barber and Meske are typical he
roes, both we'll trained in absorbing the
usual quota Of punishment before un-
leashing their respective fury on the
villain, who by that time has man
aged to become the magnet for much
debris.
Rudy and Joe are prime exponents
OF practicing the art OF villainy.
With brothers Ernie and Emil, both
Of whom are incapacitated at present.
they have cut wide swath among
fellow pachyderms. Their box offce
appeal is based strictly on their ability
to arouse audiences to the peanut toss
ing stage, because they seldom are
content to actually wrestle.
Evening star., 1937-03-18
BALANCED SHIFT
GAINS ACCURACY
Mackenzie and Little Tell
How to Engender Speed
of CIubhead.
BY w. r, McCALLTM.


NT 7 EEL to heel on the back
IL swing and on the down
swing
That's Roland MaCKen-
zies theory of the weight transfer
in the swing of golf club and it fits
like glove into the practice of
many of the world masters of the
game, among them Lawson Little,
who happens to be one of the mightiest
pokers of the pill stalking the fair
ways
You must shift your weight over
to the right and then .over to the
left" says Roland
If player stands fat-footed and
does not allow part of his weight to
transfer to his right foot during the
backswing," says Lawson, "he is pull
ing against the force of the clubhead
thus cutting down the precious speed
Of the clubhead
Evening star., 1937-03-18
VINES GOES THREE UP

Wins Third Straight Match From
Perry to Stand 18 to IS.
CINCINNATI March 10 P.-Off
to a shaky start, Ellsworth Vines,
world professional tennis champion,
rallied last night to defeat Fred Perry,
6-3, 2-6 and IS.
1t was the third straight victory
for Vines and gave him an 1915
edge.
Evening star., 1937-03-18

by an enormous croWd-not only Off
cials of the Boxing Commission and
other big shots, but women and chill
dren.
You can't help getting bang out
of reception like that.
La gaceta., 1937-10-18

Compramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos precios TOR sus nue.
bles y enseres. Muebles de off
Gina. 4tsT, 4
DIVERS d POST
1918 Franklin Sc.
La gaceta., 1937-10-18

Negreira, Jer6nimo Garcia
Greco Floral Store, Fernan-
DEE v Garcia, Columbia Cafe
y Restaurant, Crackers Place,
Lido's Cafe, Santos Capello's
Place, La Nueva Era Grocery,
Alfredo v Familia Grocery.
Manuel Menendez, COLONIAL
Coffee Mills, Latin American
Laundry, Florentino ,Fernan-
DEE, La Segunda Central Ba-
kerry, Cooperative Ell Recurso,
Los Helados de Ybor, Manuel
Bouza Rodriguez, Conke's
Feed Co.
Contribuy6 con S1.60:
Youth Club for Democracy.
Contribuy6 con $1.25: Emf
lilo Fernandez.
Contnibuyeron con $1.00:
Spanish Park Restaurant, 2 Sc
manas Columbus Drive Mar
ket, 2 semanas, Joaouina Es-
tua, Alameda Poultry, Tuxe-
do Feed A y Garcia, Jose M.
Lopez Grocery, A. Garcia Gro
Gerry, Valencia Importation
Co., Fructuoso Gonzalez, Ca
feteria La Corona, Cooperate
va La Epoca, La Union Bak-
cry, Valencia Poultry Market,
Florentino Fernandez. Alicia
Gonzalez, Reliable CleRners4
Betty Rose Bakery, Italo, Spa
nish & American Grocery, Ma
tximo Alvarez, Noises Filling
Station, Rubio's Drug Store,
Cafeteria La N~acional, Tomas
Alfonso Grocery, La Palma
Belmont Shr Co., Tam
pa, Suarez Ballantine Beer,
Brick House Cafe, Johnny
La gaceta., 1937-10-18
BALE DE EN-
Ell CENTRIC ASTURLANO


Ell dfa 80 de octubre, entire
las 10 de la noche y las a dc
la manana, celebrara ell Gen.
tro Asturiano su bale de Hal
Tocara la notable orquesta
THE Southerners," tan apre-
.ciada por nuestros bailadores.
La orquesta de Rex MacDo
maid tocara de nuevo, en- la
matinee del domingo.
En- la matinee rigen los pre-
clos de SO centavos los hon.
bres y Is las mujeres.
La gaceta., 1937-10-18

Dfaz, La Commune, Michigan
Cafe, Martinez Y Co., Green
House Cafe, Pedro Lima, Nj
cola Fruit Stand, Jose Suarez,
Latin American Garage, E.
Lera Grocery, Manuel Alva-
rez Grocery, La Paloma, Ba-
kerry, Tropical Garage, Valen-
tin Galan, Cuco Valdes, Sierra
Ell Boulevard Restaurant, Ma
nuel del Rio, Jose Gonzalez,
FL Serene del Reloj, Manuel
Dfaz, Ybor Furniture, Gazette
ria Ell Modelo, Miguel Vidal,
relojero, La Montanesa Groce-
ry, Joaquin del Barrie, Hotel
Madrid, Fonte Poultry, Pana-
ma Cafe, Sportsman Store
Express Cafe, Vicente Ferrer,
Fermin Souto, Guillermo Alva-
rez, Cafeteria La Norma, Sas-
treria Ell Encanto. Ayala A
prom Supply, Muebleria La Ma
cional, Fernandez y Vega, Niue
bleria de Juan Baamonde, Ca
feterfa La Naviera, lCsfeteria'
GC0at50aayd).
La gaceta., 1937-10-18

ra protegerse de los piratas.
Buenas para hundir los NAL
ditos submarines que atacan a
los vapores mercantes espano-
les, franceses, ingleses, rusos,
griegos..-
Saltan como "centellas" Y
estan bien armadas. Nos dicen
que tienen bombas de profun-
didad, ca1ones ligeros y anne
tralladoras.
Jay del submarine que sea
sorprendido por uno de estos
"botes" de extraordinara We
locdad!
La gaceta., 1937-10-18

las primeras lfneas porque los
jefes sc tomaban un descanso,
por primsra veg en- tres diasi
y los ayudantes Sc negaron q
conceder ell permiso sim orden
superior.
FL microbes de Ia semana
pasada los Ieales iniciaron un
movimiento de pinzas para cor
tar ell saliente faccioso en- la
conjunction de la e~arretera de
Andalucfa v ell canine de Sc
sefia.
Capturaron los Eeales aIgu-
mas casas en- ell ala izquierda
y cerraron las pinzas; pero los
rebeldes trajeron refuerzos y
cOntraatacaron, obligando a
abrir las pinzas.
Mantiene ell gobierno algu-
mas de las posiciones conquis-
tadas G hizo mas de 100 pri-
sioneros. Los f~acciosos tuvie-
ron grandes bajas.
Muchos reclutas leales gu :
frieron ell bautismo de fuego.
FL gobierno Sc muestra salts.
fecho por ell comportamiento
dc los nuevos soldados.
La gaceta., 1937-10-18

Los desafios de aver fueron
una demonstration mas de la ne
cesidad de nuevos "umpires".
81 p1blico esta descontento.
Con nuevos arbitros ell malestar
Sc calmaria.
Ahora bien, es necesario que
los espectadores Y los peloteros
muestren tambien un POGO mas
de consideration para los arbi-
tros, que no son PROFESSIONALS.
Dos buenos desafios los de
aver.
La Corona gan6 Ell primero,
La gaceta., 1937-10-18
LA HIJA DEL
TILLMAN

Pereci6 ell sabado en- un &C.
cidente automcvilista, cuando
Sc dirigia a Gainesville, una
de las hijas del senador Till
man, de esta ciudad.
"a bella muchacha estudia-
de Tallahassee.
Expresamos nuestra pena,
por la irreparable desgracai,
al senador y su muy estimada
Ifamilia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-18
EN- LA COSTA De LEVANIE
E-MBARCACIONES DE PESCA
Los t Protectores

Espana leal.-Me perdi, e.
quivoque ell canine por segun
da vez. Me baje del tren en-
Gargalejo, muy tarde, a cam
,biar de coche; pero en- lugai
de ir para Benisa, hube de
"caer" en- otro pueblo de la
costa levantina.
AIN vi 10 que no hubiera Wis
to de haber tornado ell tren
que debfa tomar.
AL llegar la manana, con e.
esplendoroso sol, me fui a la
playa. AIN estaban los pesca-
dores engranehando los bue-
yes para meter en- ell aqua sus
embarcaciones.
Cascos tfpicos, de varios CO.
lores, y bien cuiqados titles de
pesca Se.ntf en- ell momento el
deseo de ser pescador.
Uno de los pescadores me
dijo: A las ocho entraran los
que pasaron la noche fuera.
iSardinas frescas, sardinas
frescas!
Frente al mar viendo como
los ninos ayudaban a sus pa
dres, recorde un cuadro de Go
va que hay en- ell Museo de
Chicako y Sc titula "Playas de
Levante."
Me sente en- la arena, cerca
del aqua, viendo como las olas
levantaban 81 blanca cresta
de espuma.
Este mar eS Ell Mare Nos
trum que nos describiera Bias
co Ibaifez; ell mar de los ca
talanes y valeneianos. ell mar
que desde la otra orilla mira
como suyo ell perverso de Mus
soini.
Quisiera ell Duce ''beberse''
este mar, quedarse con ell; ola
Ia que este mar nuestro" pue
da alg1n dia arrojar a la costa
ell cadaver del Dictator mas
despreciable que recuerda la
historic universal.
Canine por la costa. LEGO
q una estaci6n naval.
Seis embareaciones peque :
mas, de gran velocidad, sur :
can las aguas. Pronto habra
mil. Espana las construye pa