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Evening star., 1938-11-20
Auburn's Late Rally
Topples Georgia
In 23-14 Fray
PIoinsmen Are Sporked
By FIoshy Running
Of Kelly, Dean
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 1o-In the
cold, dismal setting Of Memorial
Stadium, Auburn and Georgia pro-
duced heart-warming football fire-
works for a shivering crowd today,
but the Plainsmen from Alabama
fired too many barrages and won
handily, % to II.
Georgia drove quickly to = pair Of
touchdowns In the first period and
half-time lead of 1913, but Au-
burns speedy gridders reeled of 10
points In the third period for the
decision.
Auburn was spanked by the flashy
running of Halfbacks Spec Kelly
and Sophomore Ross Dean.
With a cold rain dampening an
estimated 10000 fans, the fireworks
began almost from the opening
gun when Georgia scored in three
plays on an 88-yard drive.
Long Georgia Pass Tallies.
Sophomore Earl Hise raced IS
yards to Auburn's AZ. Hise fred
an aerial to Carroll Thomas, who
caught 1t at the Is and raced across.
Knox Eldredge place-kicked the
extra point.
The Plainsmen scored in eight
plays.
From the Georgia 1s Kelly passed
to Oscar Durford over the goal.
Capt. Bo Russell missed the extra
point.
Georgia marched SO yards to a
second score, Jim Fordham crashing
across from the 1-foot line. Ned
Barbre booted the extra point.
Early in the second period Hise
got of a weak punt and Auburn
tailed again. Substitute Carl Hap
per raced 10 yards to score, Dick
McGowen kicking the point.
Kelly Gets Lead for Auburn.
Tackle Bill Nichols blocked a punt
in the third period and Malvern
Morgan recovered at the Georgia
46. Auburn took the lead when
Kelly sprinted the last 8 yards. Rus
sell kicked the extra point.
Capt. Russell kicked a field goal
from the 13 in the third period.
Auh
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Hap|ess Chicago Falls
Before |||ini, $40,
In Curtain Tilt
By the Associated Press.

6y tne ASSOCIATED PfeSS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Bob zupp-
ke's University of Illinois eleven
blasted Chicagos last 1888 bid for
a Western Conference football
triumph today by routing the hap
less Maroons. "a to 0. in the sea-
sons finale for both schools.
Three of the Illinois touchdowns
came in the final period as Chicago
rained passes from deep in its own
territory in desperate scoring ma
neuvers.
Another came in the second Pc
riod following Chicago tumble.
The first was in the opening quarter
after Illinois initial scoring thrust
had backed the Maroons to their
goal line.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Episcopal Grabs Pass
To Win Game, 6 10 0

ORANGE. Va. Nov. 19.-Episcopal
High School of Alexandria today de-
feated Woodberry Forest. 60. The
score came midway through the
final quarter when Tom Todd, left
end. intercepted a Woodberry pass
on his own 40-yard line and ran for
a touchdown.
The game was a contest of punt
Ing and fumbling in its early stages.
Early in the third period Woodberry
Forest launched an attack. and Wilt
shire and Long took part in slash
ing drive that carried the ball to
Episcopal's 2-yard line before being
Evening star., 1938-11-20
lo>us Up Form but 7eps Vastly Improved Declares Hage
ToList All Grid
TiIts on Road
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Nov. 49,
The footballers of little Brooklyn
College today concluded they
weren't appreciated on their own
campus and decided to schedule
no home games for 1899. The
decision was announced by Coach
Lou Oshins.
Less than 100 tickets were sold
to each of their four home games
and only about 200 were on hand
at today's season finale against
Susquehanna.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
College Soccer

Princeton. 0; Penn 0 (tie).
Franklin-M Marshall, 2; Carnegie
Tech. o.
Haverford. 4; Swarthmore, ).
Cornell, o: Navy o (tie).
Evening star., 1938-11-20
6. u. vs.. Maryland

GeorgetoWn SCORING: !ouchdoWns
Kercher (2). Safety-Murphy. Maryland
scoring: TouchdoWn-Dwyer tsub for
Mueller). Point after touchdown
Weidineer tdrop-kick).
Spencer. Wychunas Moulin. Daniels. Meg
len Lascari. Estimate. Robertson. Castiglia.
Kowalski, Lilo and Nealon. Maryland
Hewitt. Devlin Lloyd. Miller. Budkon:
Forester. Brand. Shafier. Black and
Dwyer.
Referee, Paul Maaoffn tMichigani; UNI
pire. Paul Mention Uoyola): linesman. G..
p. Compton tRandolph -Macon) field Judge,
p. J. Wilkinson (Johns Hopkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-24

combng the city in cooperation with the police department
to list the needy families who will receive food and gifts
To mothers and teachers of the District goes the colossal task
sorting wrapping and classifying the thousands presents
contributed the people of Washington that the poor may
not be forgotten this Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-24
THePMm BnN IHwb(

THE NATIONAL BR0ADCASTING COMPANY
has again donated freely of its time stations WMAL
and WRC for elaborate series Of programs featuring
prominent radio and stage stars Stations WMAL and
WRC will also broadcast special
ing all events in connection with the campaign keeping the
people Of Washington and vicinity informed to the prog
and details Of the campaign Keep tuned to station
WMAL station WRC and learn how you can be helpful
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
DEFENSE
@. w. Student Group
In Discussion

National defense will be the
topic of debate at the first legis-
lative session of the George Wash
ington University Student Con-
gress tonight in Stockton Hall.
The student committee on ma
tional defense will introduce a bill,
expected to provide for a larger
navy and air force, and calling for
some form of industrial mobiliza-
ton.
The congress was set up four
years ago to provide the students
with a medium for discussing i'm
portant public questions. Delegates
to the congress are chosen at an
nual elections, with the 100 seats
apportioned among four parties. :"
This year the congress consists
of Al Liberal Democrats, % Farm
Laborites, % Progressives and IA
Liberal Republicans.
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
NURSE BEATEN
AND ROBBED BY
Thief IN ALLEY
HoIdup Man Chased by
Grocer in Taxi

A District nurse, beaten until
she was almost unconscious by
roughly dressed purse snatcher.
was one of five persons robbed
here yesterday.
The victim of the beating. Miss
Elizabeth Gingrich, IS, of the 1000
block of Eighteenth st. N, w., was
assaulted as she was taking a
short cut through an alley in the
1900 block of K st. N. W., on her
way home.
Her assailant struck her twice
across the face and. when she still
resisted his efforts to wrest her
pocketb from her hands,
knocked her to the ground. The
man then fled with Miss Cling
rich's purse containing So in cash
and a watch valued at about $25.
WOMAN LOSES So
A short time later another purse
snatcher seized the purse of Miss
Larne Mordost, of the 1000 block
of I st. N. W., as she was walk
ing in the 1900 block of I st. on
her way home. The purse con-
tanned So, police were told.
Israel Pomerantz, so, a grocer
in the 1900 block of Nineteenth
st. N. w., reported to police that
he was held up in his store late
yesterday by a man who forced
him to turn over about SIS from
the cash register.
Pomerantz told police he chased
the holdup man for several blocks
in a taxicab but lost him in the
holiday shopping crowds on Con-
necticut Avenue.
LINENS STOLEN
Isaac Ganim, of the 1900 block
OF California st. N. W., told police
his automobile was broken into
while it was parked near his home
late yesterday and an assortment
Of linens valued at $500 stolen.
Police today were on the look
out for a young colored man with
a sprained ankle who broke into
the apartment of Mrs. Sadie Dor
sey, in the 1900 block of Corcoran
st. N. W., and stole a watch valued
at S. and a IS gold piece. En-
trance was gained TO the apart
ment by forcing the screen on a
hall window.
Neighbors reported they saw i
young colored man leap from a
second-story window and run
down the street limping badly.
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
Manager Proposed
For Prince GEORGES

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Dec
IA Declaring Prince Georges
county's board of commissioners
is "overburdened," Mrs. Enos j.
Ray, of the county welfare board,
yesterday urged that the commits
sioners be made full-time officers
or that a county manager be en-
ployed. Addressing a meeting Of
the Community Council in the
high school building here, Mrs.
Ray referred to the system now
used in Arlington county, Va.
where the bulk Of the routine
work is handled by a county
manager.
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
DR.. Block to Talk

DR.. Louis Block. principal .educa-
tional specialist of the Presidents
Advisory Committee on Education,
will be the principal speaker at q
meeting of the Monday Evening
Club in the Y. w. C. A., Seven
tenth and K Streets Northwest.
a. 8 D. M, on December 10.
The Washington times., 1938-12-14

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. IA.
Alexandria business men will
dance tonight and sell newspapers
on street corners Saturday after
noon to raise funds to provide
900 needy children with Christ
mas clothing and toys.
The benefit dance, which starts
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
Uroe Connecticut Ave. Stores Close at 9 P. NJ.

A committee appointed to con.
fer with Connecticut Avenue store
proprietors on the program in
cluded Lew S. Birns, Alice Fay
Meagan, ]. w. TulloSs, George c
Roberts, Jack Rollins and Henry
lC. Schulteis.
The Washington times., 1938-12-14

following Christmas the stores re
main open until 9 p. m. on Thurs.
days.
The resolutions we're passed fol
lowing an address by Ralph Fow'
Ter, of the advertising department
of the Patterson Newspapers,
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
Jockey Hurt In Fall

NEW orleans, Dec. IA.
Jockey Andy 10 Turco sustained
bruises and an injured ankle yes
terday when his mount, Pima
Nugget, fell in the third race at
the Fair Grounds.
The Washington times., 1938-12-14

Connecticut Avenue stores
should remain open until 9 p. m
from now until Christmas, the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens ASso-
citation declared in a resolution
passed last night at their meeting
in the Mayflower Hotel.
It was also recommended that
The Washington times., 1938-12-14
Ex-Newsboys to Aid Needy

at 10 p. m. in the George Wash
ington High School, will be fea-
tured by professional vaudeville
acts from Washington theaters
and night clubs. Both events are
being sponsored by the recently
organized Old Newsboys Goodfel-
lows Club.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
La Function

La Function
Con extraordinaria faeili-
dad Sc venden las papeletas
para la function que patrocina
la Beneficencia Asturiana Y Sc
efectuara ell domingo 20 en- ell
c6modo teatro de la avenida
de Palm y Nebraska,
Josefina Rodriguez, la tiple
y actriz, interpreter ael prin-
cipal papel bajo la direction
de Arturo Moran, que tambien
aparece en- ell reparto.
Pillar Ramirez, la graciosi.
sima caracterlstiea, hara reir
a los espectadores. Su papel
es de mucho lucimiento.
Baldomero Fernandez Diaz
eel buen amigo, es secundado
por otros amigos y socios.
Exito complete,
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
Cuestacion especial en- pro de los
Refugiados de Asturias en- Barcelona


Sportsman Store, Louis Wohl
and Sons, Reliable Cleaners,
Noises Fill. Sta, Rubio's Drug
Store, Vicente Fernandez, Fe-
lipe Rosete, Fernandez Casa de
Banos, FL Buen Gusto Restau-
rant, Latin American Laundry,
Cooperative La Llegada, Lucia
no Gonzalez, Spanish Park Res
taurant, Columbus Drive Mar
ket, ]. Campo, F. Menendez,
Estua Brothers, F. Escalante,
Eduardo Valdes, Manuel Suarez
Los Helados de Ybor, Miguel
Vidal, relojero, Manuel Perez,
Ser. Sta, j. L. Stevens, Jim
Pappas, Fernando Castro Jr.,
Motor Parts Co., Salvador San
chez, Brick House Cafe, Michi-
gan Cafe, Dos Amigos de la eau
sa, Luis Castrill6n, Quintero
Ser. Saa., Dfaz y Masden, Ell Cal
tero de la Iona, Pepe Lopez,
Granada Cafe, Valencia Cafe,
La Paloma Bakery, White
Chief Service Station, Alfonso
Lopez, jose Rivas, un Cocinero,
Tropical Service Station, Ra-
mon Folgueira, Ramon Collado,
Laureano Garcia, Manuel Rosen
de Gonzalez y Perez Feed Co.,
Conkey's Feed Store, Cesareo
Refojo, Luciano Gonzalez, Co
lumbia Restaurant, Genoveva
Moreda, La Flor Grocery.
ontribuyeron con $3.50: Agus
in Merenes, Manuel Diaz Fret
re, Valentin Lopez, Aleman Fe-
%rreteria, Baldomero Toiaco
Cleaners, Avelino Fernandez,
Manuel Garcia Grocery, A. Cal
tagirone, Alvaro Fernandez, La
Economic de los Obreros, Leo
-
narde Garcia, Manuela Rodrf-
guez, Victor Gonzalez, Maxine
Alvarez, Arias Cafe,
Contribuyeron con $1.25, En-
rique Cascade, Laurence Serv.
Sta. Spanish, italian, American
Grocery, Pole. Manuel Muniz,
R. G. Farfante, Dos Compane-
ros Vicente Vacaro, Fonte Peul
try Market, Columbia Poultry
Market.
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
Los Leales

Los Leales
Los Caballeros Leales de
America, La poderosa logia,
organizan un picnic para Ell
dia % de mayo. EN- ell parque
La Columna.
Tratase de conseguir que es
tie Picnic sea uno de los mayo
res del ano. Dos orquestas SO
contrataran,
Con la obra de la Repdbl;-
ca Espanola colaboran los Lea
les desde ell comienzo de la
guerra, Era jefe de la Logia,
al acordarse Ell apoyo a la Es-
pana de libertad, ell querido
amigo Francisco Juan Esco-
bio.
Con nosotros pueden eontar
los Leales todos, por cuanto
ell mismo ideal V per-
.seguimos ell mismo noble fin.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
La obra del retaguardia de Tampa
En- La Wolf Settlement

Ell Rev. J. A. Phillips, supe-
rintendente de la mission me-
todista latina, dara. una con-
ferencia, Ell martes por la no.
che, en- ell local de la Wolff
Settlement, Gale II seGuina' a
a avenida II.
Disertara ell Rev. Phillips so
bre 'fhechos patentes acerca
de la lucha en- Espana."
Nosotros esperamos que los
amigos de la Espana leal acu-
dan a escucharle.
Mr.. Philips es presidente
del capitulo local de Amigos
N-orteamericanos de la Demo-
cracia Espanola.
ALI nos veremos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
CANTARA DESDE WASH
INGTON LA SRTA. MER-
CEDES MARTINEZ YBOR

El lunes entire las 2 y las 3 de
la tarde, en- ell programa de la ex
celente banda de mdsica de la
marina americana, cantara la
Srta. Mercedes Martinez Ybor,
notable tiple Guiana, hija de
nuestro querido amigo ell Sr. Ra
fael Martinez Ybor, residente
en- Tampa.
La Srta. MARTINEZ Ybor canta
en- varios idiomas y los peri6di-
cos de Washington, de donde Sc
trasmitira ell concerto hacen
grandes elogios de su PERSONAL
dad e insuperable voz.
Aquf podra oirse a traves de
la Red de la compania National
Broadcasting.
Todas las semanas Sc transmit
ten por la radio los conciertos
de la excelente organization
musical.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12

La bandera de la libertad, la
bandera de las barras y las estre
las fue saludada por los nuevos
ciudadanos.
Sencilla fue la ceremonial; Pc
70 vigorosas y elocuentes las pa
labras del juez Alderman.
Optaron por la ciudadanfa
americana los siguientes cuba
nos: Jose Pumarada ,e%xsecreta-
rio del Circulo Cubano; Juan
Quesada, expresidente del Cfrcu
10; Emilio Cerra, Lorenzo Oil
vera Rodriguez, Manuel Fernan
dez, Carmen B~ustamante, Ma
ria Elisa Fec, Pastor Pineiro,
Ana Sanchez Diaz, Sara Maria
Gonzalez, Antonio Alberto Do
mfnguez Rita Rodriguez, Igna-
clio Corzo, Maria del Carmen
Rendueles Aarca, Jose Mendez
Perez, Manuel Ruiz Linares, 10
sc Melendi, Diego Sanchez, Die
go Alvarez Campo, Jose Velasis
Fstevez, Pedro Roig, Francisco
Var6n, Benjamin J. Fernando,
Miguel Rodriguez, jr., Charles
Cuervo, Benigno Martinez, Ma
ximiliano Gil y William McNen
ney.
Espanoles: Braulio Alfonso
Gonzalez, Cesar Garcia Neira,
Bernab6 De Diego, Salustiano
Mendez Suarez, Evaristo Cotos
Perez, Felix Garcia, Jose Ar
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
ESCUADRILLAS DE AVIO-
MES VOLTA
RON SOBRE vienna
Tres ESpadoReS "Ndzis" Sc En-
c0entran 90 en- Ia Capital
ANstriacG

Viena, MARIO 12.-Los solda-
dos alemanes de Hitler avanzan
hoy por Ell territorio austriaco.
Cerca de las once de la mana
ma volaron sobre Ia capital va
rias escuadrillas alemanas de
bombardeo. Muchos oficiales a.
lemanes arribaron en- horas de
la manana,
Ell nuevo c%anciller germdno-
austriaco 10 es Ell DR.. Arturo
Sayzz-Inquart, amigo fntimo de
Hitler. Tamblen desempena la
cartera de la guerra y di6 la or
den de que fueran pedidas las
tropas alemanas.
Entire los altos funcionarios
llegados figuran Rodolfo Hess,
Heinrich Himmler y Kurt Da-
legui.
Miles de hebreos socialists
y iiberales huyen hacia los PAL
ses donde no seran perseguidos.
A las 500 de la manana pas6
por Braunan sitio donde nacie-
ra Hitler, I'm regimiento ale
man. ALI juraron obediencia al
Fuehrer.
Las tropas alemanas mar.
chan sobre esta ciudad, donde
daran escolta triunfal a Hit
Ter.
Traen los invasores las ban
deras con las cruces gamadas
y otros attributes del nazismo
aleman.
Fabricas y establecimientos
cerraron sus p~uertas, por ser
dfa festive ell de la humilla
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
A " DE LA
DE MOONEY

Sacramento, Cal Mario IL
LA asamblea del estado de
California aprobS una resolu-
cion en- favor de Ia libertad
de Tom Mooney, ell lider obre-
70 que cumple sentencia en-
San Quintin.
Vctaron a favor de la liber-
tad de Mooney y en- oposicion
al testimonic de ur polizorte,
41 miembros de la asambIea;
en- contra 20. Sc obtuvieron las
dos terceras parties de los vo-
tos buscados por los amigos
de Tom.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
Asafnblea en- ell c. Obrero

Asambiea en- Ell c. Obrero
Cenvoeada para tratar de
la cuestaci6n del Cofre de la
.Comunidad Sc reunira ell mier-
coles, en- Ell Centre Obrero, la
asamblea convocada por ell Co
mite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana.
Informant la Comisi6n nom
brada por ell Cofre para re-
caudar entire los obreros Iati-
nos, comlpuesta por Victoria :
no Manteiga, Jose Martinez,
Pedro Ramirez Moya. Aurelio
Prado, Jorge Salazar, Maria
no Rodriguez y Frank Casa
70.
Ell Comite Femenino, rama
del Comite Popular Democra-
tico, aeord6 va un donativo de
$4,000.
Cast todos los trabajadores
latinos, aunque EN- desacuerdo
con algunas de las agencias
del Cofre, reconocen que la o.
bra, en- conjunto, es cfvica Y
altamente humana.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
'Adquirieron la ciudadania de la mas grande
: Democracia del mundo, IA extranjeros

guelles Bay6n, Pelayo Balbin,
Regla Fernandez, Rosalfa Fran
cisca Acosta, Maria Suarez, Ell
vira Santos, Jose Barrera Aran
go, Antonio Quian, Josefina de
Diego, Magdalena Lorenzo, Au-
relic Arias, Rafael Russo, lno-
cencio Toral Alfonso, Enrique
Rodriguez Texido, Laureano
Suarez, Jose Oscar Mijares, Ju-
lilo Cuevas, Francisco Fernan-
DEE, Jose Fernandez Cruz, Anto
MO Alvarez Sauna, Benjamin No
riega, Amador Fernandez Cas-
tro, Eladio Mesa Perez, Antonio
Garcia, Gumersindo Casares
Gonzalez, Manuel Casal Otero,
Sabine Noriega Dfaz, Jose Ma
nuel Vega Alvarez, Angel Perez
de Cos, Jimeno MenendeZ, Con-
suelo Fernandez Cuervo Y Nico-
las Sabin.
De la Argentina, Mary y Do
rinda Villadonga; MEXICO, Rosa
Amelia Grimaldi; Italia, Anto-
Mo Dubrano, Alfonso Romano
Ito, Gaetano Provenzano, Dari0
Cianchini, Vicente La Russo, Ro
salfa Giglio Castellano, Giusep-
pc Capitano, Francisco Lato Riz
70, GaetanO Cavaliere, Sofia An
drioiis, Biaggo Caruso, Salvato-
re Capitano, Vicente Messina,
Felipe Di Rosa y Pietro Gior-
gianni.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12

Una extension telef6nica a Ia
cocina o cuarto de dormir econo-
MIA incontables pasos y no cues
ia mas que el valor de un sello
de correo al dfa.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
El Porvenir

El Porvenir
La Sociedad Ell Porvenir,
que colabora con ell Comite Pc
puiar Democratico de Socorro
a Espana, celebrara junta ell
venidero lunes. dia IS, en- ell c..
Espahol de Ybor, a las 8 de la
noche,
j, A. Tamargo, ell inteligen-
tie %seeretario, pide la mayor a.
sistencia possible,
La gaceta., 1938-03-12

tagas, cargos que Sc estiman in
justos y ridiculos, los amigos de
este, por medic del partido a que
rar contra la dictadura del CO.
ronel Batista,
pertenecen, demandan que ell So
nado Sc lame a session.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12
cion de un pueblo.

cion de I'm pueblo.
NADIA Sc sabe en- estos mo-
mentos del paradero de Schus
nigg, pero creese que saldra
de Austria.
Tropas alemanas avanzan
desde Kufstein.
Los soldados austriacos de
la frontera Sc unieron a los in
vasores, marchando con ellos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-12

Contribuyeron con $4,000;
Centre Espanol, Centre Astu .
riano.
Contribuyeron con $80.51
IComite Femenino del Frente Pc
pular.
Contribuyeron con $4,000: La
Benefica del Centre Espanol
Agrupaci6n Ben6fica para En-.
barques del Centre Asturiano
Loyal Knights of America, Sec
ci6n de Protection y Auxilio de.
Centre Espanol, Charlie Wall.
Contribuy6 con $4,000: Sec.
Ici6n de Recreo del Centre Astu.
riano.
Contribuy6 con $42.31: La BE
llera "Clavel de Savares,"
Confribuy6 con $500: Socie
dad Acci6n Gallega, Sociedad
La Fraternidad.
Contribuy6 con $21.54: Jose
Sanchez Peruyo.
Contribuyeron con $4,000: L
C. Benson (Jax), Moran (Uni-
tod Motors), 0enaro Gonzalez,
I'm Asturiano.
Contribuy6 con $1,000: Car :
los Miranda.
Contribuy6 con SLABS: En- :
p,eades del Dorado Cafe.
Contribuyeron con $1,000;
Damaso Pelaez, Holstein Dairy
Jose Espina), Fernando Mayo.
Antonio Lopez (Nevero), Johr
Rivera, SerafiH Caf6,
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Sec.
ci6n de Damas del Centre Astu.
riano.
Contribuyo con $500 lei Sc.
reno del Centre Asturiane.
Contribuy6 con $40: Juven.
tud Enthusiastic del Centre Astr
riano.
Contribuy6 con $40: Francis
co Pijuan, Donado en- Die. 10
por Rodende.
Contribuyeron con $500: A
niceto Faza, Seis de Regensburp
Contribuyeron con $500: B
Cordero, Federico Perez Breijo,
Celestino Fernandez y Sonora.
JESUS Suarez y Sra, Pho Brun
Cuevas Democratic Espanola,
Manila, |, FL, Greco Floral
Store, Cafeteria La Naviera, 10
Sc r. Colmenares, Cafeteria La
Nacional, B. C. Menendez, Jo-
Sc Franquiz, La Segunda Cen
trail Bakery, Alexandra Fernan-
DEE, Francisco Bernaido, Epifa-
MO Sanchez, DIR. A. Martorell,
Ell Dorado Cafe, Angel Valdes,
Ia M~ontanesa G grocery, Jose
Menendez Jr., Manuel del Rio,
Jose Gonzalez, Suarez Ballan-
tine Beer, Martinez Y Co. Gar
age, Rodolfo Cafe, Velarde y 10
PEE Grocery, Amado Rivero, La
tin-American Garage ,Gregorio
Martinez, Benjamin Suarez, An
gel Garcia, Spanish Lunch, Ale
jandro Garcia Grocery, Fran
cisco Tunon, Alameda Poultry
Mkt, Luciano Agres, Manuel
Garcia columbia Cafe).
Contribuyeron con $4.00: E..
Lera Grocery, R. Rodriguez A
lonso, Lincoln Laundry, w. T.,
Fregolino, La Union Bakery,
Cooperative Ell Recurso, DR.. Re
ne Moreno, Constantine Garcia,
Spicola and Sons, F~erreteria,
Crackers Place.
Contribuyeron con $500: Ca
feteria La Reguladora, Gatico
Store, Polo Norte Ice Station,
La Palma Bakery, Alfredo y Fa
milia Grocery, Maxine Coma
lez Cafe, Ernesto's Cafe, Two
Brothers Dairy, Antonio Mari,
Luciano Lopez, Jose Suarez
Fernandez, Guillermo Alvarez,
Contribuy6 con $2.85: Gloria
Granell.
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Montanes, La Commune Coope-
rativa, Tropical Cafe, Guy Ke-
ller.
Contribuyeron con $500: Ca
simiro Hernandez columbia
.Cafe), Emilio Gonzalez 4th of
July Cafe, Vicente Ferrer, Err
neStina Puleo, Fernandez v Gar
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las 1900 P. NJ. Y TODD Ell dfa del
domingo.
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-18
Missouri U Belongs to Whites
Only" States Lawyers In
form U. S. Supreme Court

Washington, D. c., Nov IL.
The university of Missouri "be-
longs to white people" and any
instance to the contrary connotes
a desire on the part of Negroes
for social equality with whites.
These were the views express
ed with a straight face by the
counsel for the U of Missouri in
the Lloyd Gaines case, which
was argued before h United
States Supreme Court here on
Wednesday, November 8.
They were expressed only
after severe questioning by the
Justices forced the defense
counsel to admit that this was
the reason for the universities
exclusion of Gaines from it's
law school in September, 1885, on
the ground that he is a Negro.
Gaines, who is represented by
Charles H. Houston, of the legal
staff of the National Association
Tor the Advancement of Color
cd People, is appealing his case
from a lower court ruling. The
supreme court Of Missouri,
denying his petition for a writ of
mandamus to the decision of a
lower court.