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LA l. D EMANANA EN-
TIRE M FAIR Y JA-
MES J.

New York, Enero 20.-La Co
mission Atletica del Estado de
New York manifesto hoy, luego
de una vista del presidente Phe
Ian v Ell DR.. Walker a los cam
pamentos de Tommy Farr y ia
mes j. Bradd6ck, que los dos
gladiadores de manana, en- 10
que a condici6n fisica respecta,
Sc ajustan a las reglas y las ext
gencias de la Comisi6n.
Farr parecia entrenado con
exceso y ell medico lie recomend6
sujetarse.
Atendiendo Ell consejo en- los
1ltimos dias limit6 su entrena-
miente, con los guantes, a solo
cuatro asaltos, en- lugar de seis
o siets. 8 lNK
Con uno de sus golpes, Farr
derrib6 a Steve Colucci, su com
panero de e~jercicios.
Frente a Tebo Pross Sc con-
tent6 con asumir la defensive,
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da; pero en- Gambia Sc ola clara
mente cuanto Sc hablaba. Pogo
el dido a 81 y escuch6.
Velazquez embromaba a la
graciosa CdrdeRala sobre su iris
teza. IPor que tenfa aquella ca
ra tan larga? iPor que no habla
ba? 1Habfa visto al lobo? Don
de lie habia cogido aquel aire?
Mercedes respondia con pala-
bras kueltas y breves, cast STEM
pre agudas; porque tenia inge-
MO y sal la muchacha. Los de-
mas reian Y tomaban parte en- la
broma. La voz del guapo era
dulce, inSinuante; tenia unas
inflexienes humiides que Sole
dad jamas habia percibido en-
ella. Ell coraz6n Sc 10 oprimi6,
sinti6 un fEio q, lie penetr6 has
La gaceta., 1938-01-20
LARRY MACPHAIL ASUMI-
RIA LA DIRECTION DE LOS
DODGERS

New York, Enero 20-El HON
bre que INTRODUCE la pelota noe
turna en- Cincinnati, como bal
samo para los males economies
del Club. ACADIA de ser nombra-
do vicepresidente executive de
los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Larry MacPhail ha firmado
un eentrato de $4,000 por ano,
a eambio de sus s~srvicios por
tres amos. >.
Sc march6 MacPhai de los
Rojos, en- 1886, despues de ele-
varlos desde Ell s6tano al quinto
lugar. .a
La direction del Brooklyn lie
ha dado carta blanca para reor-
ganizar y aSi 10 hara.
Las primsras palabras del nue.
vo vicepresidente fuersn: De :
jenne decir que sStoy dispuesso
a negociar a TODD mdividuo rela
cionado con ell Club, incluyendo
a Burleigh Grimes y a mi mis-
mo. Sc que tres o cuatro Clubs
de la Liga Nacional han hecho
proposiciones por los servicios
de Mungo. Negociaciones a Nun
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DEULORTO HIZO TABLAS
CON REID

New York, Enero 20.-El. re
nida batalla a ocho asaltoss Vim
cenzo DellfOrto, p1gil italiano
del peso de pluma, hizo tablas
con Al Reid, del Bronx.
Muchos de los espectadores
opinaron que Reid merecia ia
decision, pero los jueces y Ell
arbitro vstaron unanimemente.
DelrOrto Sc vic obligado a
combatir cuerpo a cuerpo, cor
TODD 10 que tenia, pero no pudc
superar a SUI adversario.
Make Fratini, italiano del pr
80 weller, derrot6 por decision
Jose Lomiuex, del West Side, er
81 semifinal.
Jimmy Rappaport, del Bronx
Ssuper6 a Jim Lorenzo, Y Lou MI
lerbo, del Bronx, acost6 a Mi
ckey Alpert.
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ia los hueSos, y ella, que habia
venido a armar IN eScandalo. a
sacar los ojOs a su rival, sc en-
contr6 repentinamente sin fuer
zas para mover un dedo. Su fe-
licidad habfa volado para STEM
pre-: Velazquez estaba enamo-
rado de aquella nuier. Iba a sa-
lir de aqael maldito portal don
de le falta5a la respiration, don
de temia estallar en- sollozos,
cuando entire el oleaje de Ia CON
versaci6n crey6 percibir su nom
bre. Aplic6 mas Ell dido: en- efsc
to Sc hablaba de ella, Velazouez
inyitaba a bailar a Pepa. Fsta
Sc excnsa5a; habia bailado va
mucho en- Puerta de Terra. Ri
MAZE insistia. Frasquito, que no.
deseaha verse privado de la com
La gaceta., 1938-01-20
DEPORT ES
Ell TORNEO DE TENNIS EN-
LA ISLA DAVIS

Sc efectu6 aver la segunda
parte del torneo de tennis de la
isla Davis.
Jugando de manera asombro
sa, Wayne Sabin, uno de los me-
jores tenistas del pals, venci6
a Vernon Marcum, de Lakeland,
dando una brillante demostra-
ci6n.
Riggs tuvo un fuerte contra
rio en- George Telley, de la Uni
versidad de Miami. Tolley come.
ti6 errores costosos, por su de.
SEQ de triunfar.
Para hoy estan anunciado:
los siguientes partidos: Rigg:
contra Cooke, Wayne Sabin cor
ira Martin Buxby, Frank Ko
vacs contra Charles Harris !
Bisty Grant de oponente d.
Gardner Mulloy. Todos esto'
partidos son simples.
Jugaran en- los dobles Riggs
Sabin contra Pero y Hardie
Kovacs y Cooke contra Boul
ware y V. Marcum, Grant
Hines contra Parks y w.
Macum, Y Harris y BuxbV con
ira Mulioy y Toiley.
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BILL STRICKLAND BOXEA-
RIA CON CHESTER ROBERT

Ell torneo de aficionados, en-
Benjamin Field, empezara ma
mana viernes.
Bill Strickland, de San Peters
burg, Sc batira con Clint Mo :
ran, de la Universfdad de Tam
pa.
Patrocina Ell programa Ell Club
Atletico de Tampa.
PGgiles escogjdos del campa-
mento CCC tendran de adverse
rios a Sylvan Kirk y John Ho :
gan, de San Petersburg.
Todos los mimbros del Cana
pamento han sido invitados y
asistiran, transportados en- ca
mionetas especiaies.
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clemencia de Dios?


Dos lagrimas saltaron a sus
ojos que sc secaron al instante.
Velazquez habia cesado de can
tar y Sc inclinaba para hablar
con Mercedes, QUEEN con ell CO.
do sobre la mesa y la mejilla So
bre la mano mostraba una acti-
tud marcadamente displicente.
Era graciasa esta Mercedes con
sus oiiHos chispeantes, los diem
ties blancos y menudos y Ia nariz
remangada. Soledad la devor6
con la vista largo ratio y dej6 es-
capar I'm suspiro. Isl cualquie-
"a hallaria a su gusto esta chi
quilla " ella, que poseia los o.
jos mas hermosos de Cadiz, en-
vidi6 en- aquel momento los Pc
quenuelos y maliciosOs de 81 ri
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panfa de Su novia, concluy6 por
decir:
-Psro, hombre, ique mosca
tie ma picado? No Sc como ape
teceS tanto Ell bailoteo, cuando
tlenes en- casa una real hembra
que baila en- la mano.
= Echa realizas, hijs!-ex-
ciamo Pepa con NAL humor-.
mo eres alguien para dar tftu-
los!
-D6jalo, querida-replic6 l.
saoel-. Ha querido decir que es
ma hembra de a real,
MAZDA de eso-profiri6 con
lveZa Frasquito-. Soledad es
una hermosa muier aquf y en-
'oeas parties, y a nadie Sc 10 he
DIDO negar hasta ahora.
ia caalquier eOsa uAuuae ii.
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mes segln SO decia, y Gregorio,
hermano de Repa, cerca de la
Isabel ,su prima, hermana de
Mercedes, con la que estaba
proximo a caserse. La madre de
las Cardenslas andaba de un la
do a Otro escanciandoles Ell vino
" sirviendoles 10 que les hacia
falta.
Soledad, por Ell momento, no
tuyo ojoS siao para esta madre
~c0mpacien@e.
-.Alcahuetal, iasqueresal-
murmur6 con ira reconeentra-
da-. 10 que ia buseas es enre-
dar a Velazquez para que Sc ca
Sc cen tn hija. iClaro, como es
rico, para 81 TODD son mimos !
Z Que te importa que una pobre-
ella quede deshonrada y a la
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

! Chicago, Enero 20.-Mejora
Ell estado de Bronko Nagurski,
ell futbolista de los Osos de Chi
cago, que ell sabado ingres6 en-
un hospital con una pierna in
fectada.
Nagurski, campe6n de luchas,
peso complete, Sc lesion6 en- I'm
reciente match.
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CON LOS GuAN1Es

Jose Luis, Ell campe6n del pc
so complete, visit6 a Braddock
en- su campamento.
lEl campe6n simpatiza con ell
irlandes, a quien arrebat6 Ia CO.
roma por nocaut.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Bob Pastor derrot6 facilmen-
tie a Hans Haverlick, de Austria
por nocaut tecnico. Con sus pu-
netazos ls abri6 Pastor una he
rida Sobre uno de los ojos del eu
ropeo.
Fue la reaparici6n del prote-
'gido de Mike Jacobs, luego de
la derrota a manos de Nathan
Mann.
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pidiendo a $50 rive'es cue pega-
ran con Ia mayor ~frecuencia po-
sible.
Braddock complete gu prepa-
raci6n bajo los mejores auspi :
clos y luego de an dia de descan-
SO en- Pompton Lake.
Joe Di Maggie, la estrella de
los Yankees, visit6 aver ell cam
pamento de Braddock.
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LAS PELEAS DE ES1$A NO
I'LL EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Cuarenta asaltos de boxeo O.
frece para hoy ell nuevo direc-
tor de peleas de Benjamin Field
Sra A Ketchell, a base de 40 cen
tavos la entrada.
La pelea de mas importancia,
a diez ~asaltos, la sostendran Pc
tey Mike, de New York, lis lb,
contra Percy Watson, de Mia
mi, 155.
lei semifinal Sc ha confiado a
Red Powell, de Lakeland, con-
ira Dummy Nix, de Columbus,
estado de Georgia.
Dos habiles boxeadores de la
raza negra, Dixie Oliver, de
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PACK ACOSTO A GOODWIN

Lancaster, Pa, Enero 90
Lorenzo Pack, 20212 libras, de
Chicago, puso a dormir a Bob
Goodwin, de Atlanta, en- 81 move
no asalto. Presenciaron la pelea
mas de 5000 personals.
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TRIUNFO DEL NEGRO LAR
RY GAINS

Sheffield, Inglaterra, Enero
20.-Larry Gains, ell negro de
Toronto, gladiator del peso com
pleto, puso a dormir a Bill Vain
right, de Birmingham, en- ell ter
Ger aSalto.
Tres veces cay6 Ell ingles a la
Iona y finalmente Ell negro CON-
pleto la obra con una derecha
por la mandibula.
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La Gaceta Folleti mo. 81
Los MAJOS
/ DE CADIz
DIR

sonaba ell canto y la guitarra.
Los cristales estaban embadur-
nados con jabon para que no Sc
pudiese registrar la habitaci6n
desde fuera. Sc acerc6 a ella, Y
q fuerza de buscar do con un
pequeho intersticio donde Ia
pringue no habia caido, y por Fl
logr6 yer quien habia dentro. Els
taban, a mas de Velazquez, la
Mercedes a su lado, Frasquito
al lado de Pepa, prima de aque-
Ia, con quien mantenia relacio-
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res, no por dinero. Redhazamos
la oferta del Chicago porque nos
ofrecia mas dinero que pelote-
ros.
Uno de sus primeros actos, sc
gun dijo, sera buscar y comprar
un club que sirva de prepare :
ci6n a los peloteros novatss del
team"
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ell nueVo catcher "estrella."

Paul Derringer, ell pitcher de
los Rojes, decline ell contrato
que Sc lie ofreciera.
Pide mucho mas de $1,000.
MEJORA LA CONrHCION DE
NAGURSKI
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de 1872, seran presentados en- un
combate especial.
Completan Ell programa pc
leas a cuatro asaltos entire Bill
Rodriguez y Gaspar Guggino,
Jim Martin y Hubert Simmons,
Kayo Lowry y Bill Pippin, y
Robert Diaz y r. Y. Yarbor-
ough.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Ralph Zannelli, de ProViden-
|ce, venci6 a Mickey Serbian, de
Scranton, Pa.
Zannelli no ha sido derrotado
todavia en- su campana como
gladiator del peso weller.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Tommy Bridges, ell pitcher de
recho de los Tigres, parece des-
contento con su contrato.
En- la Ultima temporada gan6
Is desafios Y perdi6 IL.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Ell Club Siglo Veinte calcula
que la pelea rendira mas de 70
mil pesos, a pesar del alto pre-
clio de $11.00 por los asientos de
junto al cuadrilatero.
/. La venta completa produciria
100000,
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NOTICLAS DE PELOTA

Joe Medwick rechaz6 el con-
trato que los Cardenales le ofre
cieran. Quiere mejor Sueldo ell
jugador mas valioso.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Termin6 la Comisi6n de inves
tigar ell case del italiano Ventu-
ri. TODD indica que la bolsa Sc
lie entregara por complete.
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Compramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos pEecios TOR sus nue.
bles y enseres. Muebles de off.
Gina.
DIVERS POST
1913 Franklin Sc.
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LA CACFTA

81 period;se en- idloma Espahol
1e mas circulation en- Tampa
NIctoriane Mauteiga, Editor
euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1903 IA. Ave, Yhor City, Fla
Tetkfonc H3?92
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Firm6 su .contrata con Ell Gin
einnati, Willard Hershberger,
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BkEGRAMA
RADIOTELECRAMAS

va Gacksy RaGo q buQuss en- alta mar, q. Eu1epa, al
Orsnte y . Aao principles idnSsdss Do los EstsdOs DnS4e@
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Army and Navy Union

National Judge Advocate Charles E.
Smithson announced the appointment
Of 1t. Henry B. Cockrell of Special
Troops Garrison as national chief OF
staff for the Department of the Po-
tomac.
Meetings this week are: Columbia
Garrison, pm. Tuesday, room ia,
McGill Building; Department of the
Potomac, 8 pm. Wednesday, National
Guard Armory; Special Troops Garri-
son, 8 pm. Friday, National Guard
Armory.
Department Comdr. Ralph N. Wer-
ner called an election of department
Junior vice commander to fill a va
cancy for the meeting Wednesday at
8 pm.
Comdr Vincent M. Miles of the
Presidents Own Garrison resigned be-
cause of leaving the city for Fort
Smith, Ark. Senior Vice Comdr
Joseph Matin was promoted. Junior
Vice Comdr William Policy to senior
vice commander and George Rainey,
Junior vice commander Paymaster
George McCawley, assisted by National
Deputy Frederick NJ Dryden. will
institute new garrison next month
IN the Baltimore National Guard.
Evening star., 1938-09-25


uations arising or existing in any dis
trict which affect the efficiency Of the
Reserve.
The board will confer with the plan
ming division of the Bureau Of Navi-
CATION regarding the mobilization and
employment of Organized Reserve in
time of war, and with the training
section Of the Naval Reserve division
on details of training. 1t is to watch
the subjects covered by the armory
syllabus and the proportion of time
given to each subject, determine the
amount OF local cruising, drills on
board ship in lieu Of armory drills,
annual cruise schedules, report on the
effectiveness of training and recon-
mend methods Of improvement.
As to the standards of performance
which are to guide them, the depart
ment said that for the organized di-
visions the standard Of performance
is to be based on the mobilization re-
quirements for the crew of destroyer.
For a squadron the standard shall be
based on the mobilization requirements
for the crew of scouting squadron.
No division is to be considered as
maintaining q minimum of efficiency
requirements unless its personnel aver
ages an attendance of at least SO
drills in fiscal year and at least
rs per cent of It's personnel performs
annual training duty as unit, or in
groups performing syllabus flying in
accordance with instructions. For the
purpose Of computing drill attendance,
credits may be taken for those men,
bers Of the division who are absent
from regularly prescribed drills on &C.
count of the performance Of active or
training duty. In special cases, and
when authorized in advance by the
Bureau Of Navigation, credits may be
given for cruise absentees who are on
active duty elsewhere.
Divisions or squadrons failing to
maintain q minimum Of efficiency As
prescribed in the above outline will not
be given standing in the annual
competition. but will be listed sepa-
rately In the order Of merit Of those
disqualified divisious or sQuadrous.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Daughters of the Nile.

Queen Elma Jenkins Of Samla
Temple announces q card and blngo
party at her home, 66ll Second street
NV, September 80.
A turkey dinner and bazaar will be
held at Amas Temple on October ~,
5 to pm.
A banquet will be given at the
Kennedy-Warren on october 20 in
honor Of the supreme queen, Coral
Mickelwaite Of Tacoma, WASH, who
makes her ohcial visit.
Past Queen Lena Beatty will con-
duct . rummage sale on December IA
at ~1l07 Fourth street S.W. Leave
rummage at her home, 4422 Seventh
street NV, Or phone Columbia
21o7.W.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
American Gold
Stor Mothers.

The national officers Of the original
American Gold Star Mothers will
unite with the members Of the Grace
Darling Seibold Chapter In twilight
service at the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier at 5 pm. today in observance
of Gold Star Mothers Day. If her
health will permit. the floral emblem
Of the order will be placed by Mrs.
George Gordon Seibold. founder Of
the organization, otherwise by . past
national president. The local chapter
met Tuesday night at the Raleigh
Hotel. Mrs. Mary K. Killeen pre-
sided.
Mrs. Emma G. Herbert, mother Of
w. Roy Herbert, who went down on
the ill-fated Cyclops during the World
War, was admitted to membership.
Activities in the way Of entertaining
hospitalized veterans were planned for
the winter.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Job S Daughters

Bethel No. l will hold its grand
visitation on October /. Honored
Queen Marjorie Stein has planned to
have q dance in honor of the grand
guardian Mother" Teachum, and the
associate grand guardian, Dad"
Nevius.
The Hiking Club will meet .Septem-
ber ~ at the home of its president,
Ethel Read, 112 Wilmington place Sc.
Miss Rosa Robbins will act as CO.
hostess.
Weather permitting, the "All States
Pageant" cast will hold its picnic at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets picnic
grounds today at pm. The baseball
team Of Bethel No. 2 will play the
All Stars at that time. The weinie
roast will start at 6 pm.
A straw ride-weinie roast will be
held on September 3O The ride will
begin at 7:30 o'clock from 1915 NJ
street Sc. For information call
Bette White, Emerson 2551.
, A Jobs Daughters-Eastern Star
service will be held at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, Fourth and B
streets Sc. 1t 7:4t pm. today.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
ASSOCIATION STARTED
BY A. (. F. VETERANS
Joint Meeting Will Be Held in
January by Members of
Five Divisions.

GANC O1t46lOu6.
A new organization, known as the
A. E. F. Veterans Association, Is be-
ing organized here.
A meeting of the I'd Division So
ciety was held at the Colonial Hotel
on September II, when Maj. Gen.
Peter c. Harris was the guest of
honor. It is planned to have men,
bers Of the 1st, I'd. Sd, 4th and 5th
Divisions hold a joint meeting some
time in January to form a permanent
A. e. F. Combat Division group with
headquarters here.
The following were appointed to
arrange for the meeting: COL Dunlap
P. Penhallow, 1880 Jefferson street
NV, representing the 1st Division;
Frank Grimm. 1918 Ninth street NE,
the I'd Division; William A. Sho-
maker, 1911 Twenty-fifth place NV,
the Sd Division. Members Of the 4th
and 5th Divisions are requested to
send their names to Harry Cedar,
1920 Old Dominion drive, Arlington,
Va.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
OFFICERS EXPLAIN
NEED FOR FUNDS
Militia Officials Tell D. c, Heads
Of Importance of
Armory,

Another effort to get an appropria-
ton with which to begin construc-
ton of an armory here tf the Dis
trict National Guard, it is understood,
was made at the District Building
last week when Guard officials were
called upon to explain and Justify
their estimates for the support and
maintenance of the militia during the
next fiscal year. It was learned an
estimate for the construction of a
building was included in figures sent
to the District Commissioners some
time ago, but since that time there
appeared to be some chance that the
local military authorities might be
able to obtain funds through the
P. w. A.
However, the Municipal Center was
being considered by the works ad-
ministration at the same time, and
the armory matter was being pushed.
But when the P. w. A. allowed a
larger fund for the buildings in the
proposed center the armory project
apparently broke up into atoms, leav-
ing the militia authorities where they
and their predecessors have been for
the last 80 years or more. With h
general demand that the citys esti-
mates be trimmed to the bone this
year, the militia officials are not any
too hopeful that their project will get
through.
The District officials who are study
ing the estimates have had called to
their attention the serious plight of
the Guard st this time housed as it
is In the most undesirable type of
buildings, structures that are even
dangerous because they were erected
more than century ago to serve as
hotel building Even while striving
to do their best in the way of getting
training under most aggravating con-
ditions, the local citizen soldiers are
not even assured that this will remain
their home, as it Is on land which
has been selected as the site for the
new Free Public Library, and when
Congress provides funds for that prof.
ect it means that the armory must
be razed.
It Is probable, however, that the
militia authorities will have to again
take their fight for housing direct to
Congress. Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox
has gone to San Francisco to attend
the convention of the National Guard
Association Of the United States. Al
though brigade headquarters was un-
informed as to whether he would
take steps to mobilize the forces there
in the interest Of an armory here, 1t
Is probable that he might call the
seriousness Of the question to their
attention and may be able to gain
political support In the movement.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

An outing sponsored by District No.
! to Solomons Island was held last
Sunday, the motorcade arriving in
time for the party to attend the
holy mass at the Church of the Star
OF the Sea, following which dinner was
served at the Bowen Inn. In the
afternoon games were played and
prizes awarded The Rev. Maurice
Alexander was host.
A country fair" will be held Octo-
Der II in St. Peters Hall from 6 to
II pm. by st. AIMS Auxiliary. Mary
Ellen Arendes is general chairman.
All auxiliaries are invited. I
The quarterly meeting of District
No. will be held october in the
Knights of Columbus Hall.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
VI. v. CAMPAIGN
TO Be LAUNCHED
Armistice Day Ball to Be
HeId-Post Dance Follows
on November 18.
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Front Line Post, No.
l401. 100 L street NV.
Tuesday-National Capital Post.
No. l27, 1015 L street NV.
Observation-Disclosures Post
No. 1854, 1700 L street NV:
Overseas Military Band, National
Guard Armory.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

partment Ball Committee. Harold v.
O'Brien, and Armistice Day officer,
John Dominic Fitzgerald.
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post will meet at the Hay
loft Club next Friday evening, with
Comdr. Charles E. Wolfe presiding
Senior Vice Comdr. John A. Long
and his Ball Committee are receiving
applications Of contestants who are
entering the beauty contest, in which
the most popular girl in the bureau
will be crowned Miss Revenue" at
the third annual post coronation ball
at the Maynower Hotel on October IS.
Government Printing Once Post
met in. the Hayloft, when the following
nominations were made: For COM
mander, George w. Johns, Roy S.
Musick and Herbert H. Teed: senior
vice commander, william j. Cassiday
and Edward A. Newman; junior vice
commander. Clause Gathgens. Roger
B. Kee and Herbert R. Street; chap
lain. Penn Howard; finance officer,
Robert Brooks; historian. Daniel A..
Mahoney; color bearers, Al Clarke and
Elwood Schuler; color guards, Charles
Lewis and william Brown; sergeant
at arms, Anthony Fabrizo, Joe L.
Skaggs:: Executive Committeeman,
Fred A. Minnigh, Louis c. Vogt, Ed
ward R. Dixon, Mary Wright, Francis
Zachary, j. Thomas Ford, Mike Shea
and Ed Layne.
The dinner installation and dance
will be held October % at Z pm. at
the New Colonial Hotel, following the
election, which will take place October
10 at the Hayloft Club. Reservations
can be secured from Comdr. Blankin-
ship.
Pepco Post, No. g. met in the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. auditorium
on Tuesday and nominated the fol-
lowing members as officers: Ernest E.
Kennard, commander; w. Fred STAINS
bury. senior vice commander; William
o. Baker, junior vice commander;
Harold o. Hines, adjutarf; A. r. Belk,
sergeant at arms; Charles Noack,
finance ofncer; Kenneth N. Mount,
historian; George w. Myers, chap
lain. Further nominations will be
made at the next meeting.
The post voted to sponsor a boys
band to be known as the Potomac
Electric Power Co. Post American
Legion Boys Band and composed of
boys Of employees Of the company. It
also was voted to sponsor a Junior
baseball team.
The invitation Of Comrade Kellogg
to use his yacht on October l was
accepted, ana plans are being made
to make a cruise down the Potomac,
Members intending to take the trip,
contact the adjutant or Comdr. Ken
nard.
Next meeting Is October 18.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Meetings This Week.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P. Gardner,
No. l8, Army and Navy Club,
noon.
Tuesday-Bunker Hill Post, No.
81, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, 8 pm; Victory. No, 4, 1892
Eighteenth street NV, 3 pm;
James Reese Europe, No. Is, 1916
Twelfth street NV; National Ca
thedral, No. 10, 1923 Window
place NV.
Wednesday-Kenneth H. Nash,
No. 8. 912 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, 8 pm; Henry G. Spengler,
No. IL, 1926 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. 8 PM; McAlexander,
No. SO, 1926 Massachusetts,. ave-
nue. NV.
Thursday-James E. Walker,
No. 26, 1916 Twelfth street, 8 pm.
Friday-Sons of the American
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps,
National Guard Armory, 6 to 8
pm.