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Evening star., 1938-01-14

PARIS, Jan. II R).-Three per cent
rentes closed SO francs 10 centimes in
the Bourse today: AIS a." 74.80;
4l2s 1887, 106.05.
Foreign exchange trading was sus-
pended.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Natures Children
Buffers Garter Snake
(Eutaenia butleri).
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ UMMERTIME is on its way when
all forms Of nature are most
abundant, and at this time
- snakes are at the mercy Of
their foes. As garter snakes are
noted for their abundance in North
America, let US start out right by
knowing that these harmless reptiles
are friends Of ours, in that they do
not disturb our useful assistants, for
they seek only cold-blooded creatures
like frogs, toads, fishes and worms.
They make interesting pets and they
are absolutely safe to handle.
Because Of their great variety OF
coloration, it is often difficult to
identify a single species without some
experience or with the color pattern
description before us.
DR.. Ditmars. in his excellent book
on reptiles, gives these understand
able keys: "D Pay especial atten-
ton to form-Whether stout, or very
elongate, the outline Of the head and
proportionate length OF the tail. (2)
Ascertain on what rows of scales the
stripe Of the side is situated. t3) Note
the character Of the spots Gf any
between the stripes. 90 Take care
to consider the locality in which the
specimen was captured"
Buffers garter snake is a distinct
and rather unusual species because
OF its form and design OF color 1t
is somewhat smaller than other men,
bers Of the family. 1t has a stout
body; the neck is long and slender,
and the head very small and the
same size as the neck. Pay particu-
lar attention to the head of this
reptile, for it distinctly separates it
from any snakes in this genus. The
short tail and the general outline of
this snake remind you of the pigmy
water snake. another little harmless
reptile, often seen in the summer.
doing its best to swallow a toad or
frog too big for the greedy little
hunter.
Buffers snake has a ground color
Of rich dark brown or black, with
bright yellow stripe on the back
and another to match it on the
sides, covering the upper half of the
second, the entire third and lower
half OF the fourth rows of scales. ;"
Under the vivid stripe Of gold there is
a dark wide band. The abdomen is
greenish- white, with narrow black
spots along the edges OF the plates. In
all. this snake is slightly over 17l2
inches long from tip to stern.
In Ohio, Indiana and adjoining
States, this snake is managing to hold
its own. II caught and made cap
Evening star., 1938-04-23
CHURCH Federation
WILL MEET ON MAY 2
DR.. George Buttrick, New York,
Will Deliver Address
at Session,

The Rev Horace E. Cromer, presi-
dent of the Washington Federation of
Churches. announced the federation's
annual meeting will be held at 7:45
pm. on May 2 in New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. No tickets are
required and all interested will be well
come.
DR.. George A. Buttrick of New York
will make the address. William E.
BraithWaite will conduct the opening
song service. This will be followed
by brief official reports and the elec-
ton of the Board of Directors.
Musical numbers will be furnished
by large Negro choir from Metropol-
itan Baptist Church. If the audience
overflows the sanctuary there will be
room for 400 downstairs.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
GUEST PREACHER
WILL Be HEARD
Rev. Harvey Swanson Will
Give Morning Address at
All Souls Church.

Cooperating with other Unitarian
churches Of the Joseph Priestley Con-
ference, All Souls Church will have
as its guest preacher at the II o'clock
service the Rev. Harvey Swanson,
minister Of the Church Of Our Father,
Lancaster, Pa. DR.. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce will preach at the First Uni
tartan Church, Wilmington, Del.
At the adult classes the Rev. j. B.
McAllister, Sulpician Seminary, Cath
olic University. will speak on Medieval
Choral Music, eliminating in the
Gregorian Chant" and a panel dis
cussion of Peace Through Trade
Agreements" will be participated in by
Miss Dorothy Sells, Miss H. May john
son, DR.. George B. L. Arner and Nc
Fall Kerbey.
At the annual meeting of the con-
gregation DR.. Julia NJ Green, William
G. Eliot, Sd, and Howard M. Bollinger
were elected trustees; Miss Martha l..
Blossom, secretary, and Roger D.
johnson, treasurer. Elmer Stewart is
chairman of the board.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Christion Endeovor

District Union will meet Monday
night at Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church. A peace drama, Barriers.
will be presented.
Wallace Memorial U. P. seniors
will meet with the Lewis Memorial
M. P. seniors tomorrow for tea at
pm, and the meeting at 7 pm.
David Scull. guest speaker, will talk
on operatives" A sing" will
follow. Elizabeth Lindsay will have
charge of teaching Sunday school at
Glenn Dale Sanatorium at $3.50 pm.
lexington Presbyterian seniors will
hold an annual banquet Friday. The
Rev. Thomas Law Coyle will speak.
Eastern Presbyterian seniors to-
morrow evening will discuss THE
History and Purposes of Christian
Endeavor." Marjorie Barrows will
lead.
District Union board will meet
Monday evening at 3l6 Shepherd
street NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
CHRISTIAN UNITY
SERVICE LISTED
Protestant Ministers and
Conference Delegates
Asked to Attend.

Local delegates to the World Con-
ferences at Oxford and Edinburgh last
summer and all the Protestant min
listers in the Nations Capital have
been invited to participate in the
Christian unity service in Washington
Cathedral tomorrow at o'clock. The
service is planned as demonstration
of the essential unity of faith and
purpose which marks many of the re-
Ngious bodies.
DR.. William Adams Brown of Union
Theological Seminary, New York
City. chairman of the Universal Coun-
Gil of Life and Work and an honorary
canon of Washington Cathedral, will
deliver the sermon on The Rediscov-
cry of the Church" He will be in
troduced by Bishop James E. Free
man.
The order of service, based on one
held at St. Paul's Cathedral in Lon
don last summer and attended by dele
gates to the Oxford and Edinburgh
Conferences, begins with the hymn
Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty"
which will be sung as the clergy of
the different churches march into the
Great Choir. The Very Rev. Noble
G. Powell, dean of the Cathedral, will
lead an exhortation written by Dean
Matthews of St. Paul's Cathedral.
Local Clergy to Take Part.
Among the local clergy who will take
part in the service are DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry M.
E. Church; the Rev. Benjamin E. Mays,
dean of the School of Religion at
Howard University; the Rev. William
S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Bap-
tist Church; Dr. Albert Joseph Nc
Cartney, pastor of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Carl
c. Rasmussen, pastor of Luther Place
Memorial Church; the Rev. Horace
E. Cromer. pastor of Emory M. E.
Church South; DR.. Russell James
Clinchy, pastor of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, and DR..
Henry H. Ranck, pastor of Grace Re-
formed Church.
Rev. E. H. Jones to Speak.
The Rev. Everett H. Jones. canon
and chancellor of the Cathedral, will
deliver the sermon at the celebration
OF the holy communion at II am,
when the Easter Sunday music will
be repeated. Holy communion is at
7:30 a m. and $50 am.
Under the Union of States" plan
the public officials and people of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts will
be remembered in prayer at the Ca
thedral altar tomorrow The Massa-
chusetts State flag presented in mem
ory Of the late Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge and Mrs. Lodge will be carried
In procession at the II am. service.
The English boy choristers, who are
making goodwill tour through the
United States. will render a special
program Of sacred music May 6 at
BIS, under the direction of Carlton
Borrow
Evening star., 1938-04-23
DIME AND DANCE FAIR
HELD IN GEORGETOWN

The benefit dime and dance"
Georgetown fair sponsored by the
Washington Civic Theater is sched-
uled to open today at 2:3O pm. at
1890 Reservoir road and continue until
midnight.
Part of the street has been roped of
for street dancing and the program
will include large number of carnival
events and booths such as pet shows,
marionettes, dart games and many
Others
A feature Of the dance program will
be square dance, it was announced.
Allan Squire Is in charge of arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Bible Glass Banquet.

The Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia will
have their annual banquet at CAL
vary Baptist Church, April 20, at $50
pm. The Rev. Peter Marshall, pastor,
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will be the speaker: Page
NICK. Etchison. director of religious
education, Y. M. c. A.. and president
Q. B. c. A., POSTMASTER. Special
music will be presented by O. B. CA.
Brass Quintette and the National
Memorial Park Radio Quartette. Res
ervations may be made with Mr.. Etchi-
son, 1885 G street NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Mental Science.

Taking Is his theme How to Build
Personality That Gives Power and
Freedom" Fenwicke L. Holmes, presi-
dent Of the California College Of Men,
tai Science, will begin q series Of five
free lectures tomorrow evening at AL
mas Temple, 1915 K street NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-23

birth to their young There are from
10 to II Of them. and they are about
S inches in length and resemble their
cousins, the young ribbon snakes.
Their ground color is brown, and
they are striped in gold with velvet
black borders. They are beautiful
and do not mind being handled at ALL
(Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-04-23
PLACED ON PROBATION
IN LA ROE ACCIDENT
]. E. Linder, Jr., Driver of Car
in Which Girl Was Injured,
Appears Before Court.

John E. inder. jr. of 1912 T street
NV, driver of an automobile in which
Miss Dorothy La Roe, daughter Of
Wilbur La Roe, chairman Of the Dis
trict Parole Board. was seriously in
jured last January q, was placed on
years probation on a reckless driv-
ing charge by Police Judge Walter J.
Casey yesterday.
Four persons were in the car when
it struck a pole on Tilden street near
Reno road NV. injuring all but one
Of the occupants. Miss La Roe was
unconscious for l6 days after the ac-
cident.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Ef0ueffe
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

T. T. B.-When space does not per-
NIT the display of gifts on the day of
the wedding the best plan is to show
them on the day before the wedding,
inviting a few intimate friends in for
this purpose. 1t is entirely proper to
display the donors cards with the
presents.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
DR.. TAYLOR TO TALK
ON Immortality
Appearances Of Jesus Will Be
Evening Theme at Central
prAahv$ ar} q - Toy,a n~rnw

t0A A"A AOAAoAAo"s
At Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow DR.. James H. Taylor will
preach in the morning on 1.-THE Prom
Use Of Immortality" and in the eve
ming on "The Appearances Of Jesus"
The Woman's Auxiliary will send
representatives to the annual meet
ing Of the Auxiliary Of Potomac Pres
bytery which meets in Culpeper, Va,
April %. Representatives from this
church will include Mrs. T. G.. Carr,
the president Of the auxiliary, and
Mrs. r. P. Clarke, president Of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Synod OF
Virginia.
The Young Peoples Friday Night
Glass will study "The Reformation in
Scotland" at the next meeting. This
topic is in the course of THE Prot
estant Reformation"
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Christian Witness Leaxue.

Christian Witness League.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at
4 O'Clock at 1922 Vermont avenue
NV. The Rev. Oscar Wago OF Co.
lumbus, Ohio, will speak for the Amer
ican Mission Society Of Jews. Prayer
meeting will be held Monday evening
at 1929 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Potomac Heights Community.

"The Corollaries of Easter" will be
the subject of the sermon by the Rev.
o. j. Randall tomorrow at II am. A
penny dinner will be sponsored by
the New Idea Society Tuesday evening.
The Bible study class will meet at
the parsonage Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Grtrt1As

Friends Meeting of Washington.
Established I93O-ol11 Florida Ave)
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
at l l am Sunday School 9:45 am All
interested are welcome
FRIENDS MEETING tORTHODOXJ
18th and Irving Streets NV
9:45 a.m-Sunday School
/ a.m.-Meeting for Worship. All welcome
Evening star., 1938-04-23
mhitr Qrnna

The White Cross Church of Christ
Divine Service Every Sunday IL Am.
1910 Ontorio Place NV.
Postor, REV. JANE B. COATES
"WHERE ARE OUR DEAD?"
Wednesday, SIS pm-Message and Heal
ing Circle. Private Consultations. Col.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Twizzler Answer,

The words were: DEARLY, SEN
TRY. 0ANDER. LASTED. LARIAT,
CYMBAL.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Arut Thnmnht

Noon-day Meditations each Monday and
Ihursday at la:30 pm: LED by James
A. Edserton, president I. N. T. A., at their
neadauarters. Room 700. American Build
ing; 1917 F ST. NV. Come and unite
with the healing radiation
1tIldays at pm, Lesson and Meditation
LED BY FlOrence E. EriShie
Evening star., 1938-04-23
Othrr &rrutrrH

REV, CLARA JOHNSON. Love Ye Christ
Spiritual Temple. wishes to extend her
her during her illness. Services Sunday
Tuesday, Sunday. sermon Faith and Its
Reward; Tuesday. prayer meeting and
mesSases: Problem Hour: Bring flowers for
reading Sunday. May |. 1928.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

isu alcoba, la muchacha la LEILA
con una emoci6n enorme.
iAh, no! mo Ia habia enga-
nado su coraz6n!
PEDRO la amaba, y la anna
ha con la pureza, con la solem-
nidad y la seriedad conque ella
habfa sonado siempre verse que
rida!
Durante un instante, con ell ce
no fruncido, Maria permaneci6
acodada en- la ventana de su
cuarto, miranda hacia afuera.
Luego Sc acerc6 resueltamen-
tie a una mesita que ecupaba ell
centric de la estancia, y sacando
del caj6n I'm tintero, pluma Y
papel, escribi6 estas lineas bre-
YES y sencillas ,emocionsntes en-
su sincera iRgenuidad:
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Wrigley venfa expresando su
descontento con la actuaci6n de
la novena y hace pocos dias de-
clar6 que preparaba un Gambia.
Grimm, un famoSo inicialis-
ia, asumi6 Ia direction del Chica
go en- 1882, cuando los Cubs re-
solvieron despedir al "Rajah"
Hornsby.
Los Cubs ganaron un cam
peonato, dirigidos por Grimm /;
pero en- la serie mundial con los
Yankees sufrieron cuatro de-
rrotas consecutivas.
Ell director despedido piensa
quedarse en- la pelota y estima
que Harnett merece ell puesto,
que no habia buscado.
Cesanteado y catcher ascen-
dido Sc dieron las manos y con-
vinieron en- que 10 sucedido no
enfriaria su amistad.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
Confiada al famoso catcher Hamett
la direction de los Cubs de Chicago
Wrigley estimo necesario y pertinente un cambio

Chicago, julio 21.-Los Cubs
descansaban aver, a causa de la
-lluvia, cuando Sc anunci6 por Ell
presidente Wrigley que habia
nombrado director a Gabby
Hartnett, ell notable cacher, que
dando sin empleo Charley
Grimm.
Hoy entrara en- efectividad ell
Gambia. Wrigley y Grimm con-
ferenciaron aver Y al terminar
la entrevista Ell primero dijo:
70 creia necesario y pertinente
un cambio Y 10 he verificado.
Df a Grimm todas las oportuni-
dades imaginables. Hartnett es
mi selection, la 1nica possible y
l6gica en- estos momentos".
Hartnett lleva II amos con ell
Chicago y Sc afirma de el que
es Ell mejor catcher del circuito
nacional.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

trail.
"Pero tan sincera, tan honda,
que me llevaria de aqui una in
mensa tristeza 81 listed no res
pondiera a mi carino.
'iPor ell marques y las gentes
que andan por aqui, he sabido
detalles acerca de listed.
"Detalles que, para hablarla
con toda franqueza, no tienen
NADIA de piadosos, pero que, des-
de ahora la anunci6 a listed que
no han influido en- mi amino nj
influiran nunca.
"Antes al contrario: 70 soy de
los hombres q. piensan y STEM
pre- he pensado que ell ideal de
un hombre moderno es casarse
con una mujer pobre.
'Otra cosa tiene ell ridiculo y
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
"Sr. d. Pedro de N1nez.

7Muy senior MIC: Recibo su
cafta, ipor que no decfrselo?,
con emoci6n, y la he lefdo dete-
nidamente.
Aun no hace seis minutes
que la he terminate de leer v
me slento a escribirle.
iva We listed que no he tar
dado!
"Yo creo que en- estas cosas
del coraz6n, cuanto menos Sc re-
tlexlone, mejor han de salir.
Mi primer impulse, la YER
dad, ha sido contestar a listed
con una negative; he pensado...
itahtas cosas!.,. que listed es I'm
muchacho rico y de buena fami-
iia' sobre TODD, Y 20, una pobre
Ihpa del arroyo. cue no pusdo q.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

misma noche, cuando aun habia
en- ell cielo los 1timos resplan-
dores del crep1sculo encendido
de abril, para encontrarse con
Maria, que iba con una compahe
ra del despacho, y la llam6 sin
ambajes:
@jSenorita Maria!
-Digame-repuso la Golf
la, acercandose un instante.
-Esta carta me han dicho en-
las oficinas que era urgente, y
querian que listed la leyera para
contestarla manana a primera
bora.
Maria comprendi6, y toda ro-
ia, la guard6 en- ell pecho, muir
murando:
|Esta muy bien!
Minutes mas tarde, a sofas en-
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
Con Ell bate, Ia Mascota y los Espejuelos


81 tocado no Sc queja, cuando Sc
pega ell lastimado tiene derecho
a rechazar Ell golpe... y protes-
tar.
81 todos comemos en- Ell plato
de la amabilidad y la correction,
del campeonato Intersocial sal
dremos mas unidos y con mayor
amistad.
81 nos empehamos en- salirnos
de los limites del sentido CO.
num-. ~entonces aumentaran los
dolores de cabeza" de todos.
Pegar... no; tocar, ST.
Charles Garcia decia aver: Ell
pegar, seg1n Camilo, es PERU
dicar. Hombre perjudicado,
hombre agriado; hombre agria-
do, individuo dispuesto para
combatir; ser que combate a sus
hermanos, ser equivocado
Charles ostenta la represen-
taci6n del Circulo Cubano y son
famosas sus paiabras Ae aren-
ga a los peloteros.
He aQui las 1ltimas: Cana
radas: Decian que nos "zumba-
ba ell MANGO" pero veo con do
lor que nos encogemos, nos des-
almidonamos w.. que otros nos
"echan goletas' y nos empujan
para 10 mas profundo del hoyo...
Hay que despertar, como dire
ra Maxine Gomez, y probar que
somos de la libra de los heroes
del SO y Ell 95.., Hay que llevar a
las potencias contrarias ell con-
vencimiento de que por encima
de nosotros tampoco pasaran...
No pasaran.., aunque va pasS-
ron ell domingo pasado... No pa
saran... que no Sc olga, cubanos,
que estamos hechos de boniati-
llo,.. 81 yamos a pasar por "me-
renguitos'... mas vale que la
memos a Dios por la boca de I'm
guiro... Que no Sc olga que a los
INVENTORIES" de la pelota los co.
jen asando maiz...
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

care de hacerla sentir luego Ell
hondo afecto que 20 he sonado
siempre inspirar a la mujer que
vaya a ser la companera de mi
vida y la madre de mis- hijos..,
"Escribame, pues, y piense
mucho antes de hacerlo que su
porvenir y el milo Sc juegan Isl
me permite listed hacer un CHS
tie malo), a esa carta que va a
escribir listed, contestando a la
mia.
"Gracias por adelantado, be-
llfsima ~senorita, y aqui quedo
esperanto la Sentencia, rendida-
mente a sus pies como su nuevo
devote y mas enthusiastic admit
rador.
Pedro de Nlnez."
Pedro sc di6 mana aQuella
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
lamentable aspecto del chanta-

lamentable aspecto del chantd-
je.
mo sc, en- fin, 10 que habra
sido, aunqune 81 he de serle
sincere, atribuyo la Influenza
hue su enorme belleza ha causa-
do sobre mi amino, no solo a su
~profunda feminidad, sino tam
bien al ~contraste que en- mis- sen
tidos forma la belleza delicada y
fragil de listed con la belleza ru-
da, un tanto brutal, Y que yo lla-
mo agresiUa, de las mujeres del
norte de Europa, donde, lay!,
tengo la desgracia de vivir.
IVA 10 sabe listed, pues, seno-
rita: la quiero, y Sc 10 confieso
con toda sencillez.
ny 81 listed siente por mi un
POGO de simpatia, yo me encar-
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
Noticias de Pelota
LIGA MACEDONIA L

Los Piratas derrotaron una
vez a los Phillies y fueron de.
rrotados a su veg, mientras los
Gigantes perdfan un dobie desa-
flo con los Cardenales. Bauers
di6 la victoria al Pittsburgh, per
mitiendo solo cinco hits.
En- ell primer juego los Phi
HES vapulearon a los notables
pitchers Klinger, Brown, Sew.
ell y Bowman, siendole acredi.
,tado ell triunfo a Hollingsworth.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Lou Ambers comenZ6 a pre-
pararse para la pelea con Henry
Armstrong.
81 ell negro sube al cuadrilate
no en- buenas condolences fist
cas-, como acostumbra a hacarlo,
ell italiano de Herkimer sera
vencido. Asi por 10 menos OPT
nan los expertos.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
LA TARIFA DEL CALZADO
EN- CUBA

,Habana, julio 21.-La Conf
sion Nacional de Salaries Mini
mos Sc reuni6 aver Y acord6
una tarifa para la industrial del
calzado.
Una diferencia de 2H% Sc ad-
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Dos hombres de Oil libras
cada uno, Chuck CrowelI v
Hank Hankinson, pelearon aver
en- Los Angeles. Ell primero de-
rrib6 al segundo, por la cuenta
de diez, en- dos asaltos.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Todas las garantias de seguri
dad Sc daran a los espectadores
que asistan al doble desafio del
domingo, en- Ell parque de la Gale
15-nos informan.
Es una promesa de que no ha-
bra agresores nj agredidos, no
siendo por medic del bate y 10
pelota bateada
Los encargados de poner
I"outs' a los corredores, cuando
les sea possible, promoter usar
la mayor delicadeza en- la ia.
rea, sujetando bien la bola y to-
cando.
La peIota Sc coge para tocar,
no para pegar. Cuando Sc toca
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
La Gaceta Folletin Nc. SO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
r. ALBUQUERQUE

p6sito de permanecer aqui unas
horas.
ny la vi a listed. Y al verla
comprendi que no me seria tan
facil marcharme.
Isl, sehorita: me he enamo-
RADIO de listed fulminantemente,
con una rapidez que a listed lie
parecera, tai vez, un tantO tea
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
DEPORTE
CON LOS GUANTES

La victoria que aver obtuvie-
ra Young Corbett III, de Fres-
no, California, sobre Glenn Lee,
prueba que Ell primero posee con
diciones para veneer a Freddie
Steele, como va derrotara a A
postoli, ell vencedor de Steele y
de Marcel Thil.
La Association Nacional de
Boxeo puso a Corbett por encf-
ma de Apostoli y parece haber
hecho 10 justo.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Ell pugil mejicano Pancho vi
lila, del peso bantam, perdi6 la
decision de los jueces en- un com
bate con Henry Hook, de India
napolis.
Pesaba Ell vencedor 1912 IL
bras, media libra mas que 'el
derrOtado.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

ST los Mineros componen la
novena "Trabuco" de la Liga,
para contrarrestar esa potencia
no veo mas que un canine: el
refuerzo de los otros.
Los "chiquitos" del Cfrculo
Cubano tienen que aumentar la
dosis de ajiaco para hacer fren-
tie a los contrarios reforzados.
Ell domingo pr6ximo sera so.
metido a otra prueba Ell refuerZc
llegado a "Joche".
Tai como las cosas sc obser-
van, la fortaleza de los teams sc
Distribute en- la forma siguien.
tie: Mineros, Leales reforzados
Cubanos y Garibaldinos,
Pero en- la pelota, como dij6
Filomeno, no hay NADIA escrito.
Ell debil de hoy puede ser e.
fuerte de manana y yiceversa.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Los tres "astros" del peso me
dio, excluyendo a Thil, ell vete-
rano frances, son Steele, Cor
bett y Apostoli.
Steele pele6 con Apostoli, fue-
"a del titulo, y fue acostado. Coz
bett derrot6 despues al italiano
de San Francisco Y ahora Sc lie
prepare I'm match con ell cam
pe6n.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
LIGA AMERICANA

Solo Sc verified un desafio,
Al Simmons peg6 SUI decimo Sc
gundo jonrron, ayudando a Ia
victoria de los Senadores,
Detroit 20, Oh, 2e; Washing,
ton 7c, Oh, De,
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Tony Bruno, gladiator de Mil
waukee, superb y derrot6 a
Chief Paris, de Oklahoma. Los
dos ~pertenecen a la categoria
del peso medic.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Glenn Lee, a juicio de los ex-
pertos, es al presente uno de los
primeros boxeadores de su ca
tegoria.
Apostoli lie derrot6 por pun
tos, pero sin que los meritos de
Lee sc eclipsaran.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Tommy Forte, con un peso de
116R libras, derrib6 por la
cuenta de diez a Bally Passan,
de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

miti6 entire la production de la
Habana y las ciudades y pueblos
del interior. Tambien Sc admiti6
otra diferencia en- la obra del
calzado de alto precio y ell bara-
to.
.El acuerdo sera remitid. Il
secretario del trabajo, quier de-
bera aprobarlo antes de que en-
ire en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

Los seis primeros bateadores
de las grandes ligas son los ST.
guientes: Earl Averill, Ernest
lombard, Jimmy Foxx, Berg
er, Pie Travis Y Joe Dedwick.