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The Washington times., 1938-07-26

The Renroc Club contemplating securing club house
for this winter Dick Wade whose play at end was in
mental in helping Eastern the nerhgh football champion
ship last fall is still undecided what college he will attend
His older brother. tackle with the Eastern team OF
27 that tied Central for the title and his wife, the
former Harriet Ramey anticipating blessed event time
next month BoZe Berger has been valuable to the
chicago White Sox this season He filled for the injured
Luke Appng who of the lineup for couple OF months
doing Minter who
hurt recently collision Fnney of the Philadelphia
AS Berger since joining early last has
performed at post their ind He even did stretch
Tor Zeke Bonura who of the for few days
Georgetown Temple collide the gridron this fall
in Philadelphia, will Harry BasSn who has
fooled critics by sticking with fast minor league club In
Of his dismal showing with nine this spring
in town yesterday Baltimore playing
AL, McALWEE
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
By LAYTON CARVER

International News Service Sports
Editor
NEW YORK, July 26 (I.N.S.).
That old, sometimes entertain.
ing and always emphatic ten
mis- rivalry between Mrs. Helen
Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs
is about to be presented twice
more, with or without backacres,
Sprained ankles and other all
ments and definitely without
bitterness.
For the latter phase of this
sO-called feud, that part Of it
having to do with the lack of
rancOr generally attributed to
it, you have the word today of
Mrs. Moody herself, just ar
rived here with her eighth
Wimbledon championship.
Mrs. Moody insists there is no
personal feeling between her
self and Miss Jacobs, and in
dicates that neither would get
any especial delight out of
blasting the other right out of
the stadium. She tOsseS all
this off with the assertion that
it simply is a matter Of sports
rivalry.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Defending Champ

Today's event calls for S.
entry fees from professionals;
$3 from amateurs. Prizes IN
the 36-hole medal play will be
awarded as follows: First, $l2O;
second, 500; third, $50, ana
fourth, $50.
The East Potomac Park quail.
flying trials on Wednesday ana
Thursday for the U. S. Public
Links championship over the
Highland Park Municipal course
in Cleveland have been made
as stiff as Manager TOMMY
DOERER, IJr., can make that
pancake course. DOE R E R,
DAVE HERMAN, U. s. G. A.
representative, a n d M E l.
SHOREY, East Potomac pro,
are not satisfied with having
extended the distance to 6,7OO
yards. Even the addition OF
seven new traps is not enough.
they claim, to assure the four
top qualifiers who will travel
to Cleveland that they have had
o rigid test which will put them
on edge for the national cham
pionShip. Late this afternoon
the trio will hoof it over the
1S holes to select the most diff
ficult spots on each of the
greens at which to sink the cup.
HERMAN promises that every
cup will be on an incline, which
means death to freak pitch
shots that trickle into the hole
or halt almost dead to the pin.
Altogether, $500 has been
spent on making East Potomac
more tricky by S. G.. LEOF.
FLER, conceSsionaire. Plans
are also being made to send the
four top District qualifiers out
to Cleveland by Pennsylvania
Central Airlines, a brief jaunt
OF little over an hour, so that
they will not be travel-weary
on arrival.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
TEAMS. FACING
GAMES

Two games of the American
Legion Junior League are to be
played at Clark Griffith Stadium
today, Agriculture meeting Pepco
at 8 o'clock and Police facing Fort
Stevens at 5.
Tomorrow Sergeant Jasper
takes on Cooley.McCu Cullough at 3
with Nash and Costello clashing
at S. Should any of these games
be postponed because of rain, they
will be played Friday.
Next Saturday at 3:15, the All
Star Legion team of Washington
composed of % players picked
from every team in the circuit
play Lord Baltimores nine, cham
pions of the State of Maryland.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Honey Melody Wins;
Retains N. {. Crown

HARTFORD, Conn, July 26
G.N.SO.-Honey Melody, of BoS-
ton, was still New England light
weight champion today after tax
ing a 10-round referees decision
in his bout with Johnny Mack,
of New Britain. Melody weighed
1875 to Mack's 134h for his second
fight in four months with the
Connecticut boxer.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Last Nights Fights

AT PITTsBURGH-Teddy Yarsz, ISL
former world middleweight champion
decisioned Billy Conn, $50, Pittsburgh
G2).
AT WEST HAVEN. conn.--All Gamer
New Haven Negro, knocked out Domi-
nick Ceccarelli, IT'S, Nght-heavyweight
champion of Italy 90.
AT NEWARK, N. J.-Freddie Red
Cochrane, 142, Elizabeth, N. j., out
pointed Jackie kid Berg. 146, Eng
land (10).
AT NEW YoRK-George Zengaras,
1874, New York, defeated Johnny Rinaldi,
1856, New York (O.
AT MT. FREEDOM, N. J.-Willy Skid
more. 12O, Newark. N. j., defeated
Chang Collura. 1872, Newark (6).
AT CHICAGO-Pete LelIo, Gary, Ind,
lightweight, outpointsd Bobby McIntire,
Detroit (S).
Tony Petroskey, Muskegon, Mich,
welterweight outpointed Verne Patter-
son, Chicago (S).
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Columbus Redbirds
Buy Crack HurIeT

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 26
Q.N.S0. - Purchase Of Pitcher
James ThompkinS from the
Greensburg club of the Pennsyl-
vania League was announced to-
day by the Columbus American
Association club. Thompkins,
who has won seven games and lost
six for Greenburg this season, re-
ports to the Red Birds in Indian
apoliS tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

Harvard incidentally, he is
a cousin to Jim Montague, who
played considerable football for
Eastern some years ago Huck
Wynne is now working in the
Interior Department and should
be a welcome addition to their
baseball team Harry Phaltz-
graft, manager of the Alexan-
dria Celtics of the Dixie pro
Football League, is in town
rounding up material for this
years club Jim Reilly, new
ly-appointed as assistant cor
poration counsel, is a graduate
of Mt. st. Mary's College and
T@INNwr4Ia,,r
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
REDSKINS Want
CLIFF BATTLES
IN CHI. CONTEST

Just as soon as Coach Ray
F1aherty, of the worlds champion
Redskins professional football
team, returns from q flying trip to
Rochester, N. Y, he win contact
Clix Battles, who carried q foot
ball farther than any other pro-
fessional player last year, and in
Wte him to play with the Redskins
against the College All-Stars at
Soldiers Field, Chicago, August 81.
Clix, in the soft drink business,
but officially a part Of the Colum.
bia University coaching staff, is
eligible to represent the Redskins
in the great charity game in Chi
cago the last day of next month.
He is eligible because he was a
member Of the champions when
they became such last December
IL, and thus Coach Flaherty wants
him in the lineup.
Battles is anxious to play with
his "alma mater" when the Col.
legians are met, but so far he has
not been invited.
MUST BE PAID
Too, If they want him to play,
they are going to have to pay
him, for professionalism Is pro-
fesSionaliSm in its purest mean.
ing, so far as Cliff is concerned.
There will be no trouble on the
latter score, Cliff may be assured,
as it Is estimated that each mem.
ber of the champions will receive
a little something over $500 for
playing this one game.
In fact the Chicago game will
be the first real melon that the
Redskins will have cut since they
became champions. Unlike in
baseball, members of a champion
ship team have to wait until the
next season to cash in on their
title-winning efforts.
The Redskins thought to make
extra money for themselves on
their winter transforming trip
which carried them to the coast,
through Texas and to Miami last
winter, but in most cases the
guarantees were barely made and
IN some not even approached.
LOOKING FOR ENDS
Before departing for Rochester,
Coach Flaherty declared he was
still on the lookout for ends for
the Redskins, although he has
three Al wingmen in the persons
Of Wayne Millner, Charley Ma
lone and Bob McChesney.
From Flaherty'S anxiety to add
to that sterling trio, it is thought
that Flaherty is pondering the
shifting of the burden Of the
Skins aerial attack, from Sltngin'
Sammy Baugh, to Sammy's re-
ceiverS.
BY now the other teams in the
league know well the fury of
Washington's overhead game, and
II the opposition coaches have an
ounce of judgment, they will de-
vote many, many hours to the
business Of perfecting some means
Of breaking UP Baugh's heaveS,
rather than trying to break up
Baugh.
Thus Flaherty conceives the
necessity of an added force of
ends who will be able to take it,
as Baugh proved himself able to
do when the enemy concentrated
their forward pass defense on his
very person most of last year.
AS far as Cliff Battles place Is
concerned, F1aherty, during his
few days here, hasn't appeared to
be worrying about who'll fill the
gap. He seems to believe that be-
tween Andy FarkaS and George
Automatic" Karamatic, Cliffs
shoes will somehow be filled.
The Redskins begin their 1888
training two weeks from tomorrow
at Ballston Stadium, across Key
Bridge in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
More U. 5. Trackmen
Embark for Europe

NEW YORK, July 26 Twenty
three American athletes, the third
group to invade Europe this
summer under the auspices of the
A. A. u, depart today for Ger
many on the Europa.
The American contingent, along
with Swedish and English athletes,
will compete against Germany at
Olympic Stadium, Berlin, Aug. Is
and IA.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
COLONIALS LOSE
BACKFIELD STAR
FOR '3S SEASON
By CHICK KENNY


Although the start of grid
drills at George Washington Uni
versity is two weeks short of two
months away, nevertheless the
start of the second edition of the
summer school session in which
tagging athletes can apply the
pressure to be eligible for the
campaign, has brought a turn for
the worse at the Colonial inSti-
tuition.
The second summer term Of
academies, which began yester-
day. finds Bogdan (Mike) Nick
sick, crack quarterback of the
G. w. eleven, absent. He failed
to register and therefore, will not
be eligible for varsity play.
There is no miStage to this failure
of NickSick to be on hand for mis-
courses. He had been notified by
the athletic department of his de-
ficiencies, and his failure to make
up his grades proves definitely
that the Buff and Blue signal
caller is A. w. OIL.
The loss of Nicksick marks the
fourth varsity star to be lost to
the ColonialS for the coming sea-
son. The others are Jay Turner,
star halfback of the last two cam
paignS; Bill Hoagland, a fair-to-
middlin' guard; and Ed Wilamow-
ski, a fine sophomore fullback
prospect.
SORRY DEBUT
This quartet, plus the heavy
toll caused by graduation, leaves
Coach Bill Reinhart in a bad way
for his debut as head man of the
grid sport at G. w. U.
Reinhart, who was named head
coach at George Washington last
February l, following the resigna-
ton Of "PosSum Jim" Pixlee, had
counted heavily upon Nicksick to
lead this years team.
He had clinched the berth of
regular quarterback in spring
drills, and had proved that he
knows what the game is all about
by the manner in which he di-
rected the team in the informal
scrimmageS against Maryland
University and in intersquad
scrimmages. He was an excellent
blocker and was groomed to sup
ply the brains" Of the team this
year.
ONE OF TRIO
Nick was one Of the trio Of
pony-backs selected as the nucleus
Of G. WIS offensive this fall. The
others are Ken Batson, the Texas
sophomore, and Billy Richardson,
former Central High star who is
booked to have a real season.
Lest it be thought that Rein
hart is worried to much about his
backfield outlook, it will be re-
called that the aforementioned
BatSon, along with a California;
Italian lad, Fred Sartore, looked
extremely good in the spring. In
fact, Batson appears good enough
to give Vic Sampson, a regular
last year, much competition for
a starting berth.
Frank Merka, the burly 2OO-
pound blocker and Bob Grass
Cutter" Nowaskey, junior full
back, are others on hand who
figure to buoy Reinhart's hopes
despite the loss of several of his
stars.
ON THE SPOT
Meanwhile, Reinhart goes about
his business of the moment-run-
ming the East Potomac swimming
pool. But behind it all he is |
planning and working on his foot
ball problems since the day he
took over the coaching job last |
February.
He realizes, like any other coach
in his first big football assign.
ment, that he is squarely on the
spot this fall and must produce.
Shankmnn Win
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Zurich 0utpoints
English F|Weight

MANCHESTER, England, July
26.-Jackie Zurich, flyweight title
contender, outpointed Phil Mill"
gan, of Oldham, England, IN a 10
round bout last night.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

tator interest.
The M a y
land o p e n
leads off to-
day with over
IS entries up
to post time.
Next on the
slate are the
Public Links
CTl6lS dI GdoO
Po tonac on
w e d n e sday
and TIL u r s.
Il ay, S u n
days feature
is an intercity
nnnt ect be-
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Landover HurIer
Wins 18th ViCtOY

Landover A. c. won its l2th
straight game at the expense of
Fairlawn, 9 to /. Quade and Shaft
ner led the attack and Huck Beall
pitched a steady game.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Seeks Game

The Virginia Red Sox are seek
ing a game for Sunday with a
team having its own playing field.
Call Columbia 6941.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
X X Footnotes X X

Paul McQuen, the Brunswick (Nd boy whose rise to the
majors and the ST. Louis Browns has been sensational only
couple OF playing football with the Frederick
(Md) pros Mac fast and loose-hpped halfback
with Western Maryand under Dick Harlow mentor Of
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Shankmen Win

Shankmen's Park defeated the
Ida Insects, 12-4, with Warren
Wood striking out 20 batters.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
FOre!
land
After
BY Lillian Rixey-

The weeks card around the
metropolitan area is full of
tournaments with plenty of spec
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Rel eve 1.,..r. ..
Athletes Foot
Tonight

OsuggiseG e0-AGei0N" EagW0S@ vg0@0D0as
alust eiSO N0Iiof q Hew MsRaB @aok
Medical authorities agree that Athletes
Foot discomfort Is caused by both q vegeta-
bic Cungus) and an animal parasite: Often
there is mixed" infection. That's why
it's important that you use treatment
designed to kill both types Of germs. what
you need is @oGSH SOLUTION. 1t penetrates
deeply into the cracked infected areas.
First application stops the itching. Quickly
attacks both typesof parasites and helps to
sneed aWay the scales, sores and blisters.
EaSy to use. Try 0oB10 S0LUTION for S
days. If your Athletes Foot, ringworm or
Jockey itch does not improve to your entire
satisfaction, your money viii be "A
refunded. Only SOC at druggists On 5HAl
this positive iron clad guarantee. "
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
American Association

st. Paul, 4; Toledo. 3.
Columbus 21: Minneapolis, o.
Louisville-Milwauk (2). wet grounds
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
Lacey A. C. Meeting

Manager Brown invites all mem
bers of the Lacey A. C. to meet
at his home at 8:15 this evening.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

Still, in spite of all that, their
widely spaced but quite frequent
meetings down through the
years have become international
Spectacles pretty close to q
DempSey-FirpO return engage
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
Anoche di6 un concerto en-
Washington, la capital de la ma
ci6n.
LA F~ARANDULA


Que Diaz de Mendoza Y Ma
ria Guerrero - por grupos de
rancia nobleza feudal - Sc sien
tan rebeldes por Ell desafuero -
de acabar en- punta su linaje hue
70 - l6gico es que adoren 10
Traditional.
Que Prudencia Griffell, jose
ia Taboada - Rafaela Rodri-
guez y Carmen Andres - ha-
yam hecho NUTS con su retira-
da - del liberalismo... no sc
pierde - con esas figuras vuel-
tas del reeves.
Que Fernando Fruno, Maria
no Asquerino - Luis Bosses,
Montojo, Palos, Narcisfn; -
sean partidarios de ese torbelli-
no - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
run comino - nos importan e.
SOS c6micos, al fin!
Sensible es que Irene, la L6-
PEI Heredia, - la distinguish
interprete de la alta comedia -
Sc eclipse del cielo de la liber-
tad - y anne los autores de la
cruel tragedia - que ensan-
grienta a Espana y a la huma-
nidad.
Como es lamentable que E.
duardo Marquina - poeta ms
pirado, fecundo, genial - Sc
rinda influencias de genie can
Sina - de mobiles tronados con
hambre Gamma - de volver al
regimen inquisitorial.
La Lola Membrives, actriz ar
gentina - nimbada. en- Espana
de aura popular - por Garcia
Lorca que la denomina: - Fe-
liz Quinteriana, la Benaventina
y la Galdosiana, digna de ad-
mirar. - Esta cGnedianta que
La gaceta., 1938-01-28

anunciada vista de Don Fer
nando, que pudiera no verifi-
carse, por cuanto dependo de las
muchas ocupa"iones del emba-
jador.
En- una, reciente carta a USE
Martinez, presidente del Conf
te, Ell ilustre republican, decia
que 81 lie era possible v~isitaria a
Tampa entire los dias % de enc
70 y s de febrero.
M Comite espera noticias pa
ra organizar ell recibimiento y
varios actos de amor a la causa
de Ia humanidad y la j~usticia.
81 Don Fernando Sc decide a
visitarnos, lie accompaniment en- ell
viaje su distinguida esposa y su
bella mia.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28

fue espiritlsta, - liberal, te6so-
ia, celebrada artista - dinami-
ca, multiple, leal y gentil - hoy
es cavernfcola, mora, falangis-
ta... - lTal Gambia, es ell sinto-
ma de la edad senil?
Lo mismo que fueron Aurora
Redondo Y su esposo - reQue-
tefascista Valeriano Leon, -
populares c6micos de estilo jo-
coso; - los dos use han eolao"
cayendo en- ell foso - de los in.
surrectos, por escotilla,
Otro Leon (Garcia), ivaya
unos leones! - Segan Sc susu-
IRA, grita entire telones: - 10
jala ganemos la guerra, ojala!
Viva Franco!, ell hombre que
tiene canones - nazis, Italia
nos, Y, lanalaja!...
Y Carlos Arniches, auto. a.
p!audido - por sus produccio-
nes de teatro manido - chapa-
do a la antigua musa popular,
de los madrilenos requete-
cuerido; - Sc ha vuelto faccio-
so, itraici6n singular! iPo-
hre sainetero que ha perdido el
pelo - fabricando chistes para
iivertir - publicos ingenuos.
Como es bisabuelo- va ell hon.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28

La maSoneria, reaIlza CONT =
nua, implacablemente, su obra
subversiva. Con flexibilidad, a.
comodandoSe a todas las circuns
tancias, incluso retrocediendo, a
wees, en- su canine, por razones
de tactica; pero sus proceed =
mientos, siempre en- la mayor
clandestinidad, Sc manifiestan
Ell efectos funestisimos, que 10
"a Espaha entera Su inter
venci6n EN- las luchas politicas
v sociales queda cast siempre en-
ell mayor secreto. Pero Sc cum
pie la s~enteneia mas6nica, pro-
cedente de la cabala judia:
una Sociedad obligada a
la obediencia por votos solem
mes, protegida por RegIamentos
severos, que Sc reclutaria por Ia
iniciaci6n Y que, dnica deposita-
ria de los grandes secretos reli-
giosos y sociales, haria reyes Y
pontifices, sin exponerse, como
ital Association, a los desgastes
del Poder."
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
FULGENCIO BATISTA AL
MORO CON Ell PRESI-
N LAREDO BRU Y
LOS SECRETARIES
Las Eiecciones no seran
Aplazadaa

Habana, enero 28.-A las dos
de la tarde de aver lego a pala-
clio ell coronel Fulgencio Bats
"a, jefe de estado mayor del E.
jercito, invitado a almorzar con
ell p~residente Laredo Bru y los
secretaries de despacho.
Ell coronel, interrogado por
,os reporters, dijo que a su jul
clio ell palacio presidential era
Ia casa del pueblo, la que podia
yisitar ell obrero y Ell potentado,
ell bur6crata y ell militar.
-1Qu6 opina listed, coronel,
Sobre la ley del sorteo diario de
la Loteria?
-Algunos critican la modi-
ficaci6n propuesta y yo la apo
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
ORGANIZATION

Ell Comit& Femenino realizs
con TODD entusiasmo la campa-
ma de organization de q. hemos
venido hablando.
En- los libros aparecen va GER
ca de mil nombres y cuando sc
llegue a los mil Sc verificara I'm
winnie roast.
Para la junta de esta noche
Sc ruega, en- particular, la asis-
tencia de las companeras que
tienen a sH cargo los recibos de
quota.
La Quota mensual del Comite
es de solo diez centavos.
Todo ell dinero que Sc reeaude
sc invertira en- la causa de
la Cruz Roja Espanola.
La VISTA DIE DON
Esperanse goticias sobre la
La gaceta., 1938-01-28

yo. Los sorteoS diariOs no entro-
nizaran el juego, porque de tdos
MOODS Sc juega sin beneficio pa
"a ell estado y la comunidad. Con
ell dinero del sorteo diario Sc DO
dram realizar muy buenas obras
y las bolitas desapareceran.
mo hay motives que aconse-
ien la suspension de las eleccio-
mes senaladas para ell 5 de mar
20. No habra a~plazamiento.
Sc propone ell coronel visitar
la Cienaga de Zapata, la Isla
de Pinos y las provincias de O.
riente, Camagliey y en- las vi
Has.
El motive principal del al
muerzo de aver fue escuchar ell
parecer de Batista sobre ell pago
de los bonos de obraS pdblicas,
deuda que ell pueblo eubano re-
chaza, pero que la dictadura mi
litar para complacer q los ban
queros y expenditures ameri-
canos, sc propone abonar.
Batista hizo una promesa de
pago, hace algunos meses, al Sr.
Jefferson Caffery, ahora emba-
jador en- ell Brasil.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
M~ASONERIA ROJA
vi

vi
EvF
"Sois Parasites de Ia mar
qufa; no la podeis contener
porqae ca vuestro systemic u
ViVfs de ella"
Calvo Sotelo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
A!RTTSTAS

LIE han sido ofrecidos al Co
mite Popular tDemocratico los
servieios de la nina Guiana Ros,
una pianista notabilisima.
Los padres de la nina aman
la causa de la Repdblica Espa-
hola y es por esta raz6n que de-
sean traerla a Tampa.
Residen en- Filadelfia los ia.
miliares de la nina, calificada
de prodigio por las personas
que la han escuchado.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28

Ef consorcio judio-masSnico
| ha extendido su red de organi-
zaciones tenebrosas-iy ahi es-
ia, en- las logias, la cuerda de nu
dos que enlaza las Columns del
temple, sfmbolo de la cadena
que aprisiona al mundo +; va
mos a yer los tragicos efectos
de esta red de celulas cIandesti-
mas reflejadas en ell aspecto So
cial.
Sin reparar en- medios nj pro
cedImientOs1uno de esos me-
dos es reclutar gcntes carentes
de sanos principles, bajo las for
muias amables, liberaloides. de
las iogias-, ell consorcio iudio
mas6nico labora en- la sombra
para llegar a la destruction de
la civilization occidental. La
civilization ~cristiana es ell dnico
obstaculo serio que sc opone a
la implantaci6n de la tirania iu
dio-mas6nica. Ell mundo no cae-
ri aherrojado, esclavizado a sus
pies, hasta borrar de la concien-
cia de las generaciones el signo
excelso de la Cruz. He aqui 10
que Sc propone.
iMedios?
Uno, las logias; otro, agitan-
do esa gran ala de la masoneria,
el ala roja, que elabora bajo I'm
signo supreme: La Lucha de
Glasses.
Y he aqui ell secreto de su tao
tica criminal:
Mueve una u otra ala segdn
ell tempo y las circumstances.
Fl Gran Monstruo ha desplega-
do sobre la terra dos grandes
Bjercitos, alas monstruosas de
csc vampire insaciable disena-
! das a traves de las maquinacio-
mes del Sanedrin. FL las mueve
" las haee jugar con una eien-
cia diab6lica, con procedimien =
tos criminales. De engano, de hi
pocre5ia tambien,..
Veamos:
Ante I'm Estado autoritario, pc
tente, fuerte, con IN regimen de
tpaz y prosperidad nacional- en-
da ciudadano, en- sus ocupacio-
nes: ell obrero, en- 81 talo o en- ii
fabrica; Ell funcionario en 81
oficina; en- sus profesionas iioe-
rales Ia clase media, el
| Gran Monstruo mantiene en- re-
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
COMITE FEMENINO

Ell Comibe Femenino, dele
gaciones de Ybor y Palmetto
Beach, Sc reunira esta noche,
en- el Centre Obrero.
Con motive de la legada de
Gasparilla, senalada para ell lu-
mes la junta de ese dia Sc veri-
ficara hoy.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
das las compaheros.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
Ia OBRA DE Ia
DkA DE TAMPA
CQNirTg POPULAR

En- el Centre Obrero Sc reu-
Mira esta nocase Ell Comite Po-
pular Democratico de Socorro a
Espana.
La semana pasada ell Comite
no pudo rennirse ell viernes, pc
no 10 hara hoy.
Asuntos de verdadera impor
tancia reclaman la asistencia de
todos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-28
F. FERRARI BILLOCH
! NJ ASON Els!
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
E IBIZA
(20)

detenido ell agente mas6nico
Leoncio Villanueva con docu-
mentos del Supreme Consejo del
Grade 33. Varias logias, algu-
mas de Ceuta, fueron clausura-
das por repartir armas a los
revolucionarios. MuchoS marks
tas condenados por los Consa-
jos de Guerra llevaban en- la So
lapa la insignia mas6nica...