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Evening star., 1938-05-04
FLACFOR|ND|ANS
SEEN BY STREET
Hust|ing and Have Brutal
Hurting, He Says-Doubts
Deans Comeback.
By GAYLE TALBOT.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. May 4.-The Cleve-
land Indians have made firm be-
lever out of your old friend Gabby
Street, who limped in here with his
st. Louis Browns Barring injuries
or tiffs among the players, he thinks
Cleveland will win out in the Ameri-
can League.
The "Old Sarge" it might be pointed
out. was not struck on the head by
that ball dropped off the Washington
Monument back in 1908. He caught
1t in his big mitt, and he still has all
his buttons.
They're a terrific team as they
stand now" he insisted. They've
nicked us four out of five, and my
boys are playing good ball, believe it
or not. There's no reason in the
world why they shouldn't beat the
Yankees If they continue to play
heads-up for Oscar Witt.
FelIer Getting Tougher.
yeah. I know They've started
like this before and then fallen apart,
but they don't look like that to me
this time. They're really hustling and
their pitching is brutal. All my boys
say Bob Feller is harder to hit than
ever, and they can't wait him out,
either. He'll throw three balls now
and then zip three fast ones right
down the middle"
Skeptical About Dean.
The Sarge, who used to manage
the Cardinals and still has a lot of
National League connections, says
he's afraid Dizzy Dean has lost his
high, hard one for good.
Il thought for a while he just
didn't want to pitch for the Cards.
but now that he's with Chico he
would be cutting loose If he St(1 had
it. Nope, it'll take some team besides
the Cubs to stop those Giants.
Pittsburgh might. but I'm afraid they
haven't got the pitching either"
Speaking Of pitching. wasn't Street
getting some very fancy flinging from
Buck Newsom, who had won his first
three starts?
Sure" he admitted. "but Buck is
going to run me crazy. He's always
pitching uphill. Hasn't been ahead
of batter yet He pitches two full
games every afternoon-one good one
and one bad one. Isn't that true,
Buck?"
Right" Newsom agreed, "but I
warned you down South to stop
worrying yourself about 1t. That's
just my way of pitching"
Evening star., 1938-05-04
D|z YET TO PROVE
HIS ARM IS OKAY
lust Tired He Says, When
Removed After 7 Rounds
Against PhiIIies.
By CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer,

CHICAGO. May 4-Ole' Dizzy
Dean has turned In three victories for
the Chicago Cubs. but he still hasn't
answered the question that has the
fans running around in circles
Is the famous $185,0OO salary arm
as good as ever. or Is it fading?
Dizzy has worked in four games
getting credit for winning three. But
he has pitched only one Ginning
stretch since joining the Cubs three
weeks ago. He was removed after
seven innings against the Phillies yes
terday when he said: Il just amt in
shape yet, I'm plumb petered out"
Charles Leo "Gabby'' Hartnett,
catching star for the Cubs for II years,
noticed something wrong on Deans
first pitch in the seventh to Bucky
Walters. Hartnett signaled to Man.
ager Charley Grimm, who ordered the
rangy pitcher to the showers when he
pleaded he was tired. However, Dean
got permission to retire the next batter
before being relieved.
Declares Hes Not in Trim.
Perspiration dripped from Deans
face as he plunked himself down on q
chair in the clubhouse.
Il just amt in shape yet" he ex-
planned. Il had lot of stuff out there,
but I just didn't have enough strength.
This amt like last Friday: my arm
don't hurt more than Just a little bit.
I'm just tired, that's all. I'll be all
right just as soon as get more work.
I know I wasn't in shape, because I'm
already IL pounds lighter than when
I joined the club and I now weigh 1913.
My best weight Is 1885,"
Manager Grimm shares Deans view.
He said:
Dizzy Is just tired, that's all. There
Is nothing serious He will be okay
when he gets IN about 10 days more
work"
Hartnett, who has caught them all
and should know whereof he speaks,
spoke enthusiastically about Dean, in
dicating he felt no alarm. He said
Dean was in far better shape than
when he Joined the Cubs and pointed
out that Ole Diz had only pitched IT
innings In spring training with the
Cardinals.
Hartnett Is Not Alarmed.
HE had fine control. a good curve
and was faster than in any game he
has pitched for u.s." Hartnett explained.
He Is in far better shape. Have no
fear, because when that guys arm
gets strong enough to go the limit he
will be all right. He just isn't in
shape right now to 60 the distance"
Dean has yet to be charged with a
defeat. has pitched 2575 innings and
Evening star., 1938-05-04
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Col. Henry
P. Edwards, demon press agent for
the American League, sends out
the following blurb:s Lou Gehrig
never has tasted hard, liquor" -.
To which Art Cohn of the Oakland
Tribune replies: Babe Ruth did;
and so what?" @
Jimmy Johnston is back from the
Coast hollering his head of that
Bob Pastor was robbed in his OPEN
ing Western skirmish with Lou
Nova last week Johnston also
is relaying a choice bit Of gossip
which is interesting Gf true) -.
He says Coasters believe one of
the major league franchises will be
transferred to Los Angeles
JazAmy's hottest clue is that George
Evening star., 1938-05-04

-Rizzo, Discarded by Cords, Is Stor for Bucs.

It is the unanimous belief of the
Pirates that the Cardinals made
the prize boner of their lives in
giving up, the rookie Johnny Rizzo,
now going like fire engine in left
for the Bucs :. Up IN Beantown
they are rating Joe Vosmik, Ben
Chapman and Roger Cramer the
greatest Red Sox outfield since the
days Of Speaker, Hooper and Lewis
Z. Mai. Trammell Scott of the
Southern Association has put the
official Okay on fair fights" among
rival players.
When Freddie Fitzsimmons was
removed from the box at the Polo
Grounds the other day he instinc-
lively headed for the Giants dress
ing room Bleacherites had to
remind him b belonss 10 th4
Evening star., 1938-05-04

Dodgers now Everything will be
all right in Detroit next week when
Rudy York, Charlie Gehringer and
Hank Greenberg start to meet that
onion -. It's got so the boys
can't buy themselves a hit.
With no opponents in sight, Hen
ry Armstrong, the featherweight
champion, soon may yacate the
throne u. When and If that hap
pens Sixto Escobar, king 6 the
bantams, will be one of the first to
claim it BY special request
Bring EN- Back Alive" Joe Engel
will stage an encore of his cele-
brated elephant hunt in Atlanta
May 81 The show put 10000
fans in the Chattanooga Park
opening day, and Earl Mann, At
lanta president. thinks It will sross
4l2,o00 IN Crackertown.
Evening star., 1938-05-04
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

Beaten IN four OF their last flve
battles and showed to fourth place in
the American League standing. the
Mats faced the future with some trepi-
dation today On the lawn of Mr.
Grifhth's ballyard this afternoon they
were to face the sensational Bob Feller
in the second game of the Cleveland
series. TcmorrcY prubably will mean
opposing Johnny Allen and then the
Chicago White Sox who have beaten
the Mats consistently in the last two
years, will invade the stadium for a
new SERIES
The Griffs have not exactly gained
confidence in the last week of play.
Failing to hit in the pinches. they al
lowed Bill Werber to steal game from
them in Philadelphia. rs. starting the
losing streak Next they kicked away
game to the Yankees and. after
winning last Sunday from the Yanks
by 4-3. they booted away a 3-to-2
decision to the New Yorks.
Yesterday. by successfully blowing
nearly every scoring opportunity,
when the game hinged on a base hit,
they dropped 1919 battle to the
Indians and tailspun into fourth
place.
Case Is Hitting Star.
As they went down to defeat before
the Indians the Mats made the most
of an impressive batting exhibition by
Rookie George Case. The 22-year-old
speedster, substituting for the injured
Al Simmons, wound up with three
straight hits yesterday to reopen his
bid for an outfield job
Manager Bucky Harris was so i'm
pressed that he was weighing the ad-
visibility of installing Case in the out
field regularly, regardless of what kind
of pitching the Mats are to face. Case
yesterday faced q left-hander in AL
Milnar and a right-hander in Joe
Heving and he looked good against
both types. In addition to making
three of the Mats Is hits he scored
two runs.
Case is q peculiar ball player. He
always has given the impression of be-
ing a far better man than he has
showed. George appears to be plagued
by knack Of doing something wrong
Evening star., 1938-05-04

buy one of the major league fran
chises and transfer it to Los
Angeles.
The rumor. published today in
Eddie Brietz's column for the As
sociated Press, had its source in
Jimmy Johnston, Eastern sports
promoter, who has just returned
from the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1938-05-04

has yielded only five runs, three Of
which were earned Both Philadel-
phia tallies yesterday were unearned,
and there were only three putouts in
the outfield while he was working.
All this sounds convincing for the
fan who wants to believe there's moth
ing wrong with that prize arm, but
until 1t delivers for nine consecutive
innings there will be plenty of argu-
ment.
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Homer Standings
BY the Associated Press.

70. ~ s-
Yesterdays homers - Keltner,
Indians, o. Greenberg, Tigers, II
Gehringer, Tigers, i; 0ehrig,
Yankees, l; Heinrich, Yankees, /;
Bonura, Senators, L; Werber,s Ath-
letics i: Marty, Cubs, /; Hartnett,
Cubs, /; lombard, Reds, I: Bre-
mer, Cardinals, /; Gutteridge,
Cardinals, l.,
The leaders-Goodman, Reds, 5;
Keltner, Indians, 4; Greenberg,
Tigers, 4; Bonura, Senators, 4;
Leiber. Giants, 4; Ripple. Giants.
4; Mccarthy, Giants. 4; Lazzeri.
Cubs, {.
League totals - National, II:
Anaracan. 81: total. ia.
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Can Handle Bob But Not Himself.

perhaps the
SUCH Indians complied Hemsey
the Indians So
Rolie
last
hnay finished
~ found who handle Bobby better than the handle
il.
the eimagin
after
have Bobby
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Los Angeles Thinks 1t Will Get Franchise

Preston Marshall, the Washington
laundry tycoon. who owns the
Washington football Redskins, is
included In the syndicate.
Marvin Mccarthy, who is doing
a slick job editing the Chicago
Times sports section, nominates
Bill Terry to handle the follow
ing team of baseball screwballs:
Pitchers, Grover Cleveland Alexan-
der, Dizzy Dean, Flint Rhem, Van
Lingle Mungo, Rube Waddell;
catcher, Rollie Hemsley; 9rst base,
Art Shires: second base, Rogers
Hornsby; third base. Heinie Zim-
norman; shortstop, Rabbit Maran-
vile; left field, Casey Stengel;
center field. Hack Wilson: right
field, Babe Ruth Step up. Mr..
Terry. and have . good time for
yourself.
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Impressive Test Win znstas The Chief Serious Derby
WI, Lose or Draw
FeIIer-Hems|ey Duo Is One Of BoseboII Freoks
Bob Is Model Youth, RoI|ie Is Wits Bod Boy
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

VAR makes strange bedfeows they
\H
licking Roie Hemsley?
today 1888 model Feller
Stadium lame-duck
develops
There difference
1887 faood
to three straight victories this
triumph today The diamond
finished
hdence and he throw
the
That this fellow
srangt team Role Hemey 81 old
ne
when he should have
think the field
Battling Bachhu
Rogers Honsby
Rolie.
Il could n
think would
WELL
Rogers fired shortly
tomley
ou Booney
Feler
Hemsey
Evening star., 1938-05-04
SUNDAY TILTS SOUGHT.

The Annandale A. G. is seeking base
bali games for Sundays, to be played
on their diamond at 2:30 pm. Call
Jim Siper at Alexandria S39-W-4 after
7pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Just Pipe Dream,'
Marshall Asserts

"Just pipe dream" commented
George P. Marshall this morning
on the report that he was inter-
ested in a syndicate which would
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Fellpr Has Faith in ROlIie.

Hensley,
famous for such
associated with the
called the bad baseball
1t isn't important whether
What is at least the Indians Hemley
Role,
Hemley he the
|te Feer faith
of Fel and Hemey famous johnson
dating from
Hmsley baseball
Fe has become his the responsibility
is becoming him. what
to form.
The behind the
celebrating paradng
through hotel lobbies
happen did All Hemey
Evening star., 1938-05-04

Cleveland .. O2l 0bO 0O2-1O
Washington --.. OH O3O OO3-- 9
Runs batted in-Keltner 90, R. Ferrell.
Averill. Bonura t3). Trosky t2). Travis t2).
Myer CO., Two-base, hits--Myer. Case.
Bonura. Three-base hit-Averill. Home
runs-Keltner (2). Bonura. Stolen bases
Travis. Myer.. Double plays-Lary to Hale
to Trosky. Hale to Larry to Trosky. Left on
SsssGleysla9S WashinetSn in " First
>: of Heving. 3; of Hudlin, 1; OF Appleton
!. Struck out-By Milnar: /; BY Apple
innings; of Milnar. in innings: of
Heving. in innings: of Appleton. in
42a innings; on Hudlin. in 0 inning
tnone out in ninth; OF Galehouse. 0 in /
inning Passed ball-Pytlak. Winning
pitcher-Heving. Losing pitcher-W Fer
reI: Umpires--Messrs. Summers. quinn
and Rommel. Time-2:45.
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Robert Is Not Underpaid Pitcher.

Child
the most unusual
IN Cleveland
feats Last year he nine and lost
defeats
Cleveland
1919 In claimed
30
watched Pete Appleton
did Fel last
Now Fler
500 excluding
yd Robert of the high salard
record would it
Evening star., 1938-05-04
ROCKVILLE CHALLENGES.

Rockville A. G. baseball team Is
anxious to book an unlimited foe for
sunday. 0all Manager Roger 1eane
ak Rockville l3I
Evening star., 1938-05-04
Pitchers Are Current Drawing Cards.

But baseball by
ington fans did
intended yesterday
That explains collects
has yet to a
Come to think OF it, the
Joe D Maggie wouldn't
would Charley
League Feler far and
Moving to the National
Hnt
Dz Dean Hubbel Mungo
definitely
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-11-17
RULES OF THE
&c A M p A / G nj

1. File your intention Of enter
ing this campaign at the office of
The Courier Reporter with the cam
paign manager. ~.
2. Sales slips and receipted bills
good for votes must be secured by
purchases made at stores adver-
Using under the Silver Sales Slip
banner on the pages featuring this
campaign.
8. One vote will be given for each
one cent Of purchases represented
ON each sales slip or receipted bill
received from eligible stores bear
ing the dates from November ID,
1888 to February II, 1899.
4. Votes will be issued on charge
accounts only when paid on, or be-
fore the tenth of the month follow
ing purchase and on contract pur-
chases only when paid on due date.
S. Sales slips and receipted bills
must be endorsed by the original
purchaser. Sales slips and receipts
not claimed at the store at the time
of the original transaction will not
be accepted. H.I
6. One candidate will not be per-
mitted to retire from the compe-|
tition and transfer accumulated
votes to another. Votes Of retiring|
candidates will be automatically
cancelled. ...
Z. The total amount Of silver
will be awarded as follows:
First Award ------$75.00 +
Second Award - 800
Third Award 49, 1000
8. The decision Of three disinter-
ested judges in making the various
awards will be final
8. The campaign will close at z
pm, February II, 1899.
10. Awards will be announced as
soon as the judges will have COM
pleted the accurate count Of votes.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
Ell ACTO E OLA 10

La Retaguardia acord6 CONNIE
moran ell dia 10 de julio, segun-
90 aniversario de la inSurrec-
ci6n de los m~ilitares traidores e
inicio de la lucha de la Republi-
ca por su libertad Y los mas fir
mes derechos del hombre.
La rebellion de los militadores
traidores hizo que ell pueblo to-
mara en- sus brazos la causa de
la Revolution contra ell fascismo
international.
81 ell general Santiago j. Phi
lemore acepta la invitaci6n que
Sc lie hiciera, hablara en- esta ciu
dad, en- ell Centre Obrero, ell dfa
10.
Despues Sc organizara otro
acto, o mas de unO, en- las socie-
dades e~spanolas.
Philemores ostenta ell cargo
de inspector general de la Cruz
Roja Espanola y esta conVale-
ciente de heridas que una bonn
ba facciosa lie produjera.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
FRENTE POPULAR

Mes Hega otro numero de
'Frente Popular, 6rgano del
Comite Antifascista Espanol de
los Estados Unidos, que Sc pu-
olica en- New York.
Un Semanario intereSantisi-
mo, de II paginas, dedicado por
entero a la causa del pueblo es-
panol.
Trae un relate del mitin efec
tuado en- la Madison Square Gar
den, ell ITO de JUNO, en- ell q. ha-
blaron Carmen Meana, Ramon
j. Sender Y Ojier Preterceille.
Harry Robinson tuvo a su car
go la cuestaci6n y Sc recolecta-
ron $4,000, $12,0 900 en- dinero
y $4,000 en- cheques.
Asistieron al acto $4,000 per-
sonas.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
Ell GRAN JURADO n
ia NO PAGAR A LOS I'll
BURONES" DE LAS COM
PANlAS DE PRESTAMOS

Ell Gran Jurado del condado
recomend6 aver a las personals
que declararon sobre las actiWi-
dadeS de los "tiburones" o "ti-
gres" de las companies de pres
tamos, que cesen de pagan los
enormes reditos que esos crimi-
males COCHRAN a los infelices ne
ceSitados.
Veintenas de testigos Sc pre-
%sentaron voiuntariamente al
Gran Jurado, explicando como
esoS prestamistas les "roban" ell
dinero.
lei fiscal les inform6 que la
ley de Florida faculta a la victi-
ma para no pagan, nj Ell princi-
pal nj los intereses, cuando el
prestamista cobra mas del Is
por ciento.
Esta importante investigation
sera Nevada a su termino.
Algunos de los teStigos die =
ron nombres Y direcciones de
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
Ell PICNIC DE PICNIS

Sc labora i~ntensamente en- la
organization del Picnic de Pic
mics, fiesta que Sc efectuara, ell
dfa 81 de Julio, en- Ell parque La
Columna.
Hace un anO que eSta reta-
guardia mand6 cuatro ambulan
cias a Espana. GQue Sc habra
hedho de "n~uestras ambulan-
cias" en- IL meses de guerra?
ST la fiesta produce ell result
tado monetario que todos desea
mos, otras ambulancias llevaran
ell nombre de Tampa por la tie
IRA martirizada y her6ica.
I'm objective mfnimo de 1000
cubiertos Sc ha trazado por ell
Comite organizador, que presi-
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
En- ell Centre AStaaidn0

En- Ell Centre AStW9idnO
Esta noche, en- ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano, volvera a ser
p~resentado ell notable conjunto
"Alma Esranola", integrado
por JESUS Perosanz, la Nina de
Eeiia, Teresita ESpaha, Maru
Sevilla y ell notable guitarrista
Julio Alfonso.
Els un espectaeulo extraordi-
mario y muchas de las personals
que fueron ell domingo, voiveran
hoy.
Manuel Aparicio, conociendo
ell gusto de maestro pGblico, tie
he preparado un programa es-
pecial
Hablando con Miguel Lorente
nos dijo que los compromises
del grupo alma Espanola' son
artistas de primera clase, 10 que
nadie puede discutir.
Nosotros opinamos de nuevo
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
La obra de la ~retaguardia de Tampa,
que es v~anguardia de America
en- la ayuda a favor de Espana
La salud del companero Zenoni

Contestando a I'm telegrama
gpue aver lie mandara P. R Mo-
va, secretario del Comite Popu-
Far Democratico, interesandose
por la salud de Romeo Zenoni,
ell Auerido companero, enfermo
On Washington, Peter Borras,
presidente del Central Spanish
Relief Committee for Republi-
can Spain, mando aver un des-
pacho redactado en- estos termi-
nos Ell Hospital de Emergencia
informa que Romeo zenoni esta
peligrosamente enfermo. Su Gu
nado lie acompana. Obseryare-
mos Y informaremos a ustedes.
Ell Comite ayudara en- TODD 10
posible.-Peter Borras.
Anoche debi6 llegar a Wash
ingfon la esposa de Zenoni, sa-
Ida de aqui el tunes.
La rapida accion y buena vo-
auntad del Comite presidido .por
Borras ha causado excelente i'm
nreSi6n en- Tampa.
Zenoni pertenece al Comite
de esta ciudad desde su funda-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
LA OBRA DE UNI Connie

Tenemos a la vista ell informe
del Central Spanish Relief Com
mittee, que preside Pedro b.
rras, con las cuentas del mes de
mayo.
Durante csc mes Ell Comite,
por medic de las asociaciones
que con Ell colaboran, tuvo una
recaudaci6n de $3,947.89.
lie hicieron envios, entire o.
tros grupos leaies, la Acci6n De-
m6crata de varias ciudades de
California; las Senoras Demo-
cratas de Santa Clara, Califor-
MIA; Club Femenino Hispano,
de Los Angeles; Club Las Com
paneras, de Luckmana, N. Y,
y algunos particualres.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
De giaie

De giaje
Para New York embarcara
hoy la Sra. Carmen Arregui, del
1916 de la Once avenida, con Ell
fin de pasar ALI una temporada
en- compahia de queridos fami-
liares.
La Sra. Arregui eS muy apre-
ciada en- esta ciudad, 10 mismo
que su amable esposo.
La recibiran en- New York su
hija, un hijo y un nietecito.
Tambien embarcara hoy, en-
compania de la Sra. Arregtui, ell
querido matrimonio Enrique
Fernandez, residente en- la Gale
de Main, en- West Tampa, en-
compania de sus hijos.
Deseamos a los estimados a.
migos una grata ~estancia en- la
Metr6poli.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
Ell Bale de 10 POliciG

va sc han terminado tOdos rvs
preparativos para ell bale que
ell sahado Sc verificara, en- Ell
Cfrculo Cubano, a beneficio del
Cuerpo de Polieia.
Descontados los gastos, TODD
10 que Sc recaude ingresara en- ell
Fondo de Pensiones.
Ell motive eS noble Y la poll
cia Sc comporta muy correcta-
mente en- los barrios latinos, 10
que garantiza ell exito.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

de Francisco Juan Escobio y del
cual forman parte Aurelio Pra-
do, Ramonm Rodriguez. JESUS
Fernandez Dfaz, Benjamin Blan
co y otros queridoS companeros.
Sc trabaja con ell entusiasmo
de siempre Y pensando todos en-
la RepUblica agredida Y en- los
ciudadanos que sufren.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

De Ia Secci6n Juvenit

De Ia Secci6n Juvenl
En- amable carta la Srta. Del
tina Diaz, secretaria del Club de
Recreo de la Secci6n Juvenil de
los Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca, nos pide citemos a todos los
miembros para una junta muy
importante que Sc celebrara hoy
microbes %, en- ell local de Ia ca
lie 16 y Novena avenida.
Suplicase la asistencia de TO-
dos.
Con gusto completeness a la
Srta. Diaz y a la prestigiosa Or
ganizaci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

que el espectaculo merece la pro
tecci6n de nuestroS mejores ele-
mentos sociales.
Jamas Sc ha visto en- Tampa
NADIA igual, en- SUI clase.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

Los gastos en- Ell mes, incluyen
do administration y socorro a
un espanol, montaron a Sl64.81.
Ell dia l. de JUNO Ell Comite
tenia en- GAIA $10,673.05.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
Bodas

Contrajo matrimonio ell do
mingo la bella senorita Pillar
Farfante, exreina del CarnapaI
Latino, con ell conocido j6wen
Sergio Fernandez. Tuvo lugar
el acto en- la Residential de los es-
pesos Juan y Justa Farfante,
padres de la novia, en- la Ounce
avenida. Valiosos regalos reci-
bieron los novios, gue salieron
para Daytona Beach, Miami y
Key West. Que sea eterna su di-
cha.
(PGso a III 10. pdy.)
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
La Banda del Castillo

Para tomar parte en- las gran
DIES fiestaS que Sc celebraran en-
Key West con motive de la inau
guraci6n de la carretera sobre
Ell mar, saldra de aqui el sabado
la banda de tambores y cornetas
del Castillo Crist6bal Colon No.
T, de la Orden Caballeros del A
guila de Orc
Aver asistimos a los ensayos
de la b&Ada y podemos asegurar
que figura entire las mejores de
su claSe Ell ell Sur.
Los hermanos que la compo-
men pondran muy en- alto en-
Key West, Ell pabell6n de los A
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

personals explotadas infcuamen-
to, que tambien seran llamadas
a declarar.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

A las PlayaS
MuchaS familias latinas Sc
preparan para pasar las fiestas
del 4 de julio en- las playas DEB
Golfo.
Grupos d nuestra Juventud
alQuilaron caSas en- los dltimOs
dfas y para ALA Sc marcharan
ell sabado por la tarde,
Pass-a-Grille, Clearwater, A
ma Maria e Indian Rocks son las
playas predilectas.
81 ell tempo es favorable, pa
saran Tres dias de algeria y ma
taci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
NOTAS SOCIALEESS

guilas de ORC.
va tienen reservado ALOHA
miento. Los gaStos, Ell total,
montan a unos $500.
D6bemos felicitar a la banda,
porque honra al Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon y tambien a la Orden.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

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