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La gaceta., 1938-01-20
C0misi6n de Gl0SG

AL final de la asamblea de a.
noche, en- Ell Centre Obrero, fue
nombrada uan comision que glo
sara las futuras cuentas de la
tesoreria.
Por votaci6n unanime fueron
seleccionados los Sres. Manuel
MenendeZ ~(Aramburu), Alvaro
Garcia, Valentin Diaz, Jose Mar
tfnez (Pumarin), y Jose Longo
Castillo.
Estos companeros sc compro
metieron a desempenar la conf
sion que les fuera confiada.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20
Una Cartd

PubiicaremoS manana una car
ia del companero Fernand. Co
mez, de Long Island, New York,
dirigida a las sociedades espano
las antifascistas de Tampa.
I'm buen espanol que contribu
ye, en- la medida de sus recursos,
q la liberaci6n de la patria agre
dida.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

ma Barcena, que Sc acord0 que
era Guiana para solicitar protec
cion de la bandera.
A la Barcena los ''picaros ro-
jos" la protegieron Y sali6 ilesa
de Madrid. Ahora les paga ca
lumniandoleS.
Para 0rdonez y SUI esposa TN
saludo cordial Y queda deshe-
cha la injusticia.
Leales y muy leales, frente a
la cara de los faccioSos adinera-
dos.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Tallahassee, enero 20.-Jerry
w. Carter, presidente de la Co
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F. FERRARI BHLOCH
i NJ 0 N ES!
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
E IBIZA
(13)

melO de que la secta no es po-
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ofreci6 mandarle correspondent
cia.
Siempre allegro y bien inten-
cionado, Blum, segdn nos dijo, Sc
leva de Tampa muy gratos re-
cuerdos.
Nosotros lie despedimos con
un abrazo y ell puno en- alto, pen
sando Ell Espana y EN- la huma-
nidad. Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20
Coleman Blun

Este buen amigo, miembro
del Comite Executive de la So
ciedad Amigos del Battalion Lin
coin, Sc marchara hoy de Tam
pa. @z
Anoche Sc despidi6 del Conf
te y de nuestro director, a quien
La gaceta., 1938-01-20

Itlca!
GQue es politica?
TodaS las actividades de la
m%asonerfa estan orientadaS en-
un Sentido profundamente poll
tice. Alta o baja politica, Sc ha-
&c siempre en- las logias. iNatu-
ralments! En- elias Sc conspira
contra TODD cuanto no atufe a
izquierdismo. En- las tenidas
Sc estudian y disenan las posi-
clones que fuera, Ell ell mundo
profano, tienen que adoptar
los hermanites. Las falanges
de los hombres de los mandi-
les realiZan su obra mas6nica,
siniestramente, en- todas las &C
tividades nacionales; indivi-
dualmente en- general, pero ST.
guiendo una directriz, una o.
r~ientacion, con ritmo unani-
me, con identicos procedimien
tos...., obedientes siempre a
las consignas de las logias....
Y calladamente, en- ell mayor
secreto...... Isl todos los esfuer
EOS de la secta Sc concentran
Ell masonisar las organizacio-
nes estatales, la aetividad ma
c%ional, ell espiritu, ell aliento
de Espana!
La masOneria o es pOlitiea
o no es NADIA" ha confesado
mas de un conspicuo del man
dill. Asi es. Y he aqui una prue
ba mas de como la secta alien
Ia en- Espana TODD movimiento
subversivo, TODD cuanto impli-
que rebellion.
En- ell acta de la session del
|Pleno del Soberano Conseio
de Gobierno, celebrada en- 10
de Julio de 1884 (Boietin Sc
creto ndmero A. figura una
plancha enviada por ell dipu-
Logia de Catalina al Presi-
Logia de Cataulha al Presi-
dente de la Generalidad Una
son, como es sabido), en- la
que aprueba su actuaci6n de
rechaZar ell fallo del Tribunal
de Garantias Constituencies.
Pero dice mas: insiste, NADIA
menos, dandole alientos, en-
que sc applique la ley de Guilt
vos, rechazada por ell Gobier-
no de la Naelon.
lPruebas? En- LA MASO-
NERIA AL DESNUDO estan
las reproduccionOs fotografi-
cas- de las pianchas a que ha-
go referencia.
Veamos otro aspecto, no me
nos importante, de la secta.
1C6mo realiza sus campa-
mas? Prseentare I'm case tfpi-
co: la lucha para lograr la inn
punidad de los cabecillas de la
revolution de octubre.
Todos sabemes como sobre
los mas altos poderes del Es-
tado republican, sc han ejer-
edo toda clase de presiones;
como Sc ha mantenido Espana
en- una tension insostenible,
con una succession de crisis Y de
dificiles situaciones, QUE on ell
ambiente nacional han hecho
surgir mas de una interrogan-
tie:
lQuienes son los que escu-
dados en- la sombra, tiranizan
al Estado espanol e imponen
al pals la servidumbre de unas
situaciones polfticas contra
rias al sentimiento nacional?
Apenas consumada la bar
bara tragedia de Asturias, en-
la que tan directa responsible
lidad tiene la masoneria-ya
10 demostrare1, la secta ras-
ga sus vestiduras y Sc retuer-
ce gimiendo perd6n. lEs que
peligra la vida de los empire
sarios de la guerra civil Els
qse hay que salvar a Coma
lez Pena, . Perez Farras, al
coronel Ricard...
Vease:
La logia francisco Esteva"
n1mero SO, de Huelva, envfa
una plancha a la Logia Espa-
hola, en- la que expresa sus te-
La gaceta., 1938-01-20
Corral V WodiSka.

Corral y Wodiska.
Pof la noche, a las 7, comera
en- union de los miembros del
Comite P. Democratico.
Admirable es la labor que es-
tie j6ven Y quito americana vie
ne realizando.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-20
LA DUQUESA DE BENAVHN
TIE INGRESA EN- UN ASIhO

Madrid, enero 20.-tLa que
IA ha dejado en- la miseria a la
luquesa de Benavente, Gambia y
)tros titulos.
Aver solicit6 ingreso en- un a.
jilo y ell gobierno sc 10 otorg6.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
HALF GAME BACK
AS D|z WINS, q.
GaIan Is Lost in Thrilling
Victory, Bruins 18th in
Last 21 Battles.
BY EARL. HILLIGAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-Those ram.
paging Chicago Cubs, noted in base
ball history as great stretch runners.
went after the Pittsburgh Pirates and
the National League leadership today.
In one Of the most furious pennant
drlVes IN recent years, the Cubs battled
the Bucs in the second of a three
game series at Wrigley Field - with
victory meaning an edge which would
Climax a dramatic uphill battle from
position nine games back little more
than month ago.
One-half game separated the teams
as they squared away. the Cubs thrill
packed 2-to-1 victory yesterday hav-
ing clipped a full game off the lead
held by the Bucs since early July.
Bryant to Face Klinger.
1t was on the young shoulders Of
Clay Bryant, already winner of 19
games, that the Cubs placed their
hopes of another victory and bright
chances to duplicate the great pennant
winning rush of 1885.
The league leaders, still confident
they hold the whip hand, will depend
on Bob Klinger, victorious in - games
while losing S.
We're still ahead" said the Pirate
manager, Harold (Pie) Traynor, "and
the Cubs still have to catch us. We've
been out in front since July and it
takes real ball club to hold the lead
that long. We've got one. Those
balls that Diz Dean lobbed up to us
yesterday looked as big as pumpkins
and we'll make up today for those hits
we didn't get yesterday"
The Cubs, to man, were certain
they would make 1t two in a row
and pointed to Deans brilliant per-
formance as an inspirational asset,
The Great One" with a sore arm
and little stuff" on the ball, held the
smuggling Pirates to seven hits, vim
ming what he declared was "the great.
est game of my life"
Galan Suffers Twisted Knee.
Deans triumph, his seventh of the
year and the Cubs eighth In a row,
cost the Bruins the services of Augie
Galan. speedy outf1elder, probably for
tne remainder OF the Cubs five-game
schedule. He twisted a knee sliding
into second base trying to break up
double play in the second inning.
Young Phil Cavarretta was sent to
right field. with Frank Demaree 60
ing to left, and this arrangement was
to be followed again today.
A, throng of more than $4,000 fans
watched yesterdays game, and similar
crowds were expected today and for
tomorrows finale. The Cubs, winners
Of 18 out of their last 81 games and
apparently inspired by the leadership
of Hartnett, will have three games
to play with the st. Louis Cardinals
after the Pirate series The Pirates,
after the Cub skirmishes, are sched-
uled to tangle four times with the
Cincinnati Reds.
Evening star., 1938-09-28

Paul Waner has been q sweet one
to have around. Any baseball man
rather would have it than the Cub
combination Of Augie Galan, Frank
Demaree and Carl Reynolds. Yet the
Pirate trio seldom knocks balls out Of
sight.
Rizzo. the nearest the Pirates have
to game wrecker, has hit 20 home
runs and has an average Of .297. Also,
he has knocked across 104 runs, which
is excellent. But Lloyd Waner, who
heads the club in hitting with . mark
Of .3l1, and his brother Paul, with .283,
are strictly spot hitters.
It Is traditional that q rival manager
once proclaimed, In his best imitation
Of radio announcer: Lloyd Waner
hit q terrific drive over the pitchers
head. It's rolling and rolling, folks
clear to the second baseman. Waner
beat it out for q single"
Waners Need Help.
This outfield. though, is the spear
head Of the Pittsburgh offense. Lloyd
is supposed to reach first, Paul is ex-
pected to advance him base or two,
and then it is up to either Rizzo or
Floyd Vaughan to bring him around.
II that doesn't work, they wait an
inning or two and try 1t again.
The Yankee system calls for Hen
rich to hit homer and for Di Mag
gio to shake hands with him as he
crosses the plate. Or for Gehrig to
hit It and selkirk do the greeting.
Reynolds, the veteran center fielder,
leads the Chicago gardeners with q
hitting average Of .299, followed by
Galan, .284, and Demaree, the clean
up slugger, with .270. Galan, however,
twisted a knee in yesterdays game
with the Pirates and may not be
available If the Cubs win the pen
nant. Phil Cavaretta, a .240 hitter,
is taking Galan's place.
There Is little to choose among
the three outfielders In fielding skill.
They're all good.
Evening star., 1938-09-28

department Of play. Present statistics
show the Giants Ed Danowski to have
completed 1S passes-one more than
the Indians Bill Hartman-in the
same number Of throws, 20. But
Hartman officially was credited with
only five last Sunday, and moving pic
lures Of the game reveal that he COM
pleted six. Sammy Baugh is not in
cluded in the group Of leading passers
because he has played in only one
game, but the IL he completed in IS
attempts is Just as many rs Green
Bays Arnie Herber-who is rated
fourth-has completed in "A.
Tinsley Shades Malone.
Gaynell Tinsley, the Cardinals all
league end, is the only player to have
caught more passes than the Redskins
Charley Malone. Malone and Joe
Carter Of Philadelphia each have
caught 10 while Tinsley has snag-
ged l3.
All the Redskins except Riley Smith,
Max Krause and Erny Pinckert
romped through the usual two-hour
workout at Fairlawn today in prepa-
ration for Sundays exhibition game
at Louisville. Although some may be
prone to criticize the champions for
risking injury by playing meaning
less game on an off-date In their
league schedule, Coach Ray Flaherty
Is Of the opinion that the Indians
nsed Q gasns, sven Il It u Z minor one,
70 keep On edge.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer


NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-In sizing
up the outfelders that will clash in
the first World Series game next
Wednesday-whether the Yankees
play the Pittsburgh Pirates or the
Chicago Cubs-the most logical first
move is to take Joe Di Maggie, who is
receiving s25.000 for playing center
field with the Yanks this season.
You might take Joe for about
100000, cash, If Owner Jake Rup-
pert happened to be mad at him.
But you would be lucky to get him
at that price, and if either the Pirates
or Cubs goes through the big series
without having Joe bust up couple
Of games they will be lucky, too.
Di Mag Gives Yanks Edge.
Joe, the leading slugger of a club
feared for distance hitting, has a bat
ting average of 1928 and 81 home runs
to his credit and gives the Yankee
bleacher patrol an obvious edge over
either National League trio In a short
series.
A right-hand hitter with lots Of
wrist" in his swing. Di Maggie will
be a distinct threat every time he
goes to the plate. So, to a slightly
lesser degree, will be Tommy Hen
rich (.269), who plays right field for
the Yanks and has poled rs homers.
George Selkirk (.253), who divides
left-field duties with Myril Hoag
(.28D, has hit 10.
Over the season, the Pittsburgh out
field of Johnny Rizzo, Lloyd Waner and
Evening star., 1938-09-28
HANK NEEDS TRIO
| Y
FOR NEW RECORD
Greenberg Now Has Five
Games Left to Excel
Ruth's Homer Mark.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.

The rest Of the baseball world may
be hanging on the outcome Of the
Pittsburgh Chicago series, but what
excites the Detroit Tigers, and most
OF the American League, is whether
Hank Greenberg can sock three more
homers between now and Sunday.
Big Hank hit his 57th and 58th cir
cult blows Of the season yesterday in
short second game as the Tigers
trimmed the st. Louis Browns, 5-4 and
1912. That broke a record in itself
for it was the eleventh time he had
hit two or more in game this season.
But the question is whether he can
equal or top Babe Ruth's major league
record of 60, established back In 1927.
Five Games, Barring Rain.
Greenberg has five games to go if
rain doesn't interfere. That gives him
a good chance. for when he finds the
range he usually makes his wallops in
punches. But he also has had several
long stretches when he couldn't knock
one out of the lot.
At this stage in '27, Ruth had only
56 homers. but he made four in three
days, betting No. so in the semi final
game Of the season.
Greenberg was the only one who
managed to give IA other clubs a
look-in while the Cubs and Pirates
battled in the series that means the
National League pennant Chicago's
81 victory, earned through a magni-
f1cent mound performance by Sort
armed Dizzy Dean. reduced the Buc-
cancer lead to half game.
Another victory today would put
the Cubs on top, but they'd still have
to win the final tomorrow to hold the
lead. To make the road ahead even
rougher, Gabby Hartnett had to call
upon Big Bill Lee to relieve Dean
when the Bucs threatened in the
ninth. That may change Gabbys plan
to pitch Lee in the finale, for Bill
worked a full game Monday before
the relief stint
Other Tits Mean Little.
For the rest of the clubs, yester-
days games were hardly more than
just playing out the schedule. The
Boston Red Sox walloped the Ath-
letics, ILL. behind Bill Harris four
hit f1inging, while the Indians downed
the Chicago White sox. 6-l. on a
f1ve-hitter by Bobby Feller. The
Champion Yankees finally made it
two straight. beating Washington, So
Paul Dean, Dizzy's comebacking
brother. took pasting at St. Louis
when the Cincinnati Reds belted him
out in five innings and beat the Cards,
81. Jim Turner allowed the Phil
lies three hits in II innings and
Rookie Tom Early granted four in
nine frames as the Boston Bees swept
double-header, 2-1 and Al. The
Giants and Dodgers broke even in
their final engagement, New York tax
ing the first game, 5-3. and Brook
lyn the six-inning nightcap.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
KRAKKY STRIVING
TO BEAT RUFF|NG
Gets Chance to Even Short
Yankee Series-Gomez
Trims Leonard, SO.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, NY, Sept. 2s.-The
Senators close out their seasons busi-
ness with the champion Yankees here
today and Joe Krakauskas is slated
to do the pitching for Bucky Harris
talent. Pitted against him will be
Red Rudlng, and the ace right-hander
Of the champions staff will be seek
ing his 22d victory. It will be Ruf-
fing's third attempt to attain that
many triumphs and probably the last
which will come his way, for the next
time he goes to the mound he will
be limited to a three-inning workout,
and then rest up for the World Series.
The Senator'S will have to take
Rulings measure in order to break
even in the short series, for yesterday
they dropped the opening engagement,
which saw Lefty Gomez turn tn his
18th victory. Comes outlasted Knuck-
le Baller Dutch Leonard, who suf-
fered his 18th setback. He has won
II decisions.
Wright Upholds Batting.
Gomez held the Nationals to runs
and 8 hits. Two Of the safeties were
struck by Taft Wright and prolonged
his late season batting splurge through
81 consecutive games. His first blow
was single in the eighth and, in the
ninth, with darkness settling over the
field. he tripled. 1t was left-feld
fly and George Selkirk had difficulty
following the course of the ball.
Gomez took his fling against the
Mats in spite Of q cold and fever.
Examined in the clubhouse before tax
ing up his mound assignment, El
Goofy was found to have q fever Of
100 and he could hardly talk above q
whisper. Despite his Ailment the slim
southpaw Is being groomed to pitch
the opening game Of the World Series.
Record Lures Comes.
Gomez is eagerly looking forward to
his game against the National League
pennant winners for it will give him an
opportunity to become the sole owner
Of . World Series pitching record.
His record for World Series business
now Is five victories and no defeats. .
mark also held by Jack Combs and
Herb Pennock.
Six Is the greatest number Of World
Series triumphs credited to pitcher.
Chief Bender and wslte Hoyt each
own that many triumphs and Gomez
has . chance to equal their mark.
= Before yesterdays game three auto
mobiles were driven In front Of the
Yankees bench. The shining new
cars were presented to Joe Di Maggie,
Charley Running and Bill Dickey, prizes
for being voted places on the popu-
larity team whose members were Sc
lected in . Nationwide contest con-
Quoted by a breakfast food company.
Lou Gehris also received . car. It
was presented 10 him several weeks
~. 5e
Evening star., 1938-09-28

same track here and let 'em go-or
did they?
The grapevine says Bill Terry
has his eyes on Johnny Mize and
Phil Cavarretta for the Winter
trading But you can definitely
write of the Joe Di Maggio-for-
Hank Greenberg talk g.. All con-
cerned say mo dice"
John Henry Lewis will train out
near Pittsburgh for his October al
title 60 with AL Gamer at New
Haven incidentally, the weight
bogey man is beginning to get in
Old Jawn's hair.
The latest Mickey Cochrane is
through with baseban-but don't
bet the house and lot on It, II tho
Red sox make that proposition
interesting enough :, Red Grange,
Evening star., 1938-09-28
Yankees See Cubs as Their World Series Foes
Is

Well. folks. that 185 G's can't all
be written off as loss for the Cubs
after the way Old Diz came through
yesterday =. And howzabout an
assist for Louisiana Bill Lee COM
ing in cold to fan Al Todd in the
ninth, after tossing . full nine
innings against the Cards the day
before.
It's none other than your old pal
Boiling Boily Grimes scouting the
Yankees for the Pirates i. There'u
be no War Admiral-Seabisclt get
together at Belmont this trip ..
The Biscuits already been shipped
to Havre de Grace Wonder
why the handlers Of the two didn't
take both hosses out early one
morning while they were ct the
Evening star., 1938-09-28
NAVY HAS PROBLEM
IN RESERVE BACKS
First Quartet Is Highly Capable,
but Requirements Are Shy
on Experience.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 28-Navy, ac-
cording to Head Coach Hank Hard
wick, Is finding 1t difficult to develop
backfleld reserve strength as it pre-
pares for the v. M. I. game here Sat-
urday.
Lem Cooke. Emmett Wood, Monty
Whitehead and Ed Gillette are form
ing highly versatile and acceptable
first-choice quartet, with the first
three to carry. Cooke to pass and
Whitehead to receive. but there is no
second four at present to take up their
work.
The second string at present is
made up Of Lou Mayo and Cliff Lenz,
carriers, and Bill Worden and Frank
Blaha, blockers. Lenz is the passer
and both Worden and Lenz can punt.
This combination, however, Is green.
George McDaniels of Lynchburg,
Va, q 160-pounder, has shown prom
ise both as passer and carrier, but
there the backfield reserves seem to
end.
Evening star., 1938-09-28

In case you're interested, doesn't
worry about the wolf busting In the
door these days What with
paying work as coach Of the Chi
cago Bears, as q writer, sports
broadcaster and salesman-wonder
what he does with his days of.
The only crowd not worrying
about the Yankees slump are (you
guessed IT, the Yanks Don't
get excited-they1l be there when
the chips are down.
Out Of Princeton comes word the
boys will be doing it for Bill Lynch
on football fields this fall -.
Fullback Bill died after practice .
week ago, and the rest Of the squad,
figuring he'd like 1t that way, II
lsborius nightly to put some up.
sets In the book for Bill'S sake.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
BY SID FEDER.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The
Yankees figure the Cubsu come
through in the dizzy National
League race But that may be
only what they're hoping {. . Be-
cause the box of1ce (and the play
ers' cut) will be lot sweeter in
Wrigley Field than in Bill Ben
swanger's ball yard.
Things we'd like to see: Jimmy
Wilson managing those Dodgers,
with . bankroll big enough to cash
In on those baseball wits of his
OF course, he'd have to be
really serious about quitting the
Phillies first And somehow,
letting Jimmy go doesn't sound like
the usually smart Prexy Gerry Nu.
gent.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
GIVES INDIANA CHANCE

BLOOMINGTON Ind, Sept % (P.
This is Coach Bo McMillin of In
diana analyzing prospects for Satur-
days Hoosier-Ohio State clash after
watching his team drill:
They look little better. Ohio State
still looks better-but believe we have
Q chance to beat them"
Evening star., 1938-09-28
N. c. STATE LINE HEFTY
Will Have Edge on Tarheels in
Big Game Saturday.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Sept. % (P}.-
North Carolina State finds some salts
faction in the size of its linemen in
considering prospects for Saturdays
battle with North Carolina.
The Wolfpack line averages 1874
pounds. six pounds per man more than
the Carolina wall And the last time
State beat the Tarheels, back in 1927,
Is was big, hefty line that turned the
trick.
Evening star., 1938-09-28
Indiana High Hurdle for Ohio State.

chalengers SHOW
hssh her to Columbus this week
tactics and alaound matns OF
will be favored
spectators but Mcn teams ever are soft
roadside.
Francis biggest This
hdhing
baicades in front of his charge
State and Minnesota the favored ones
them all with the Big Ten much improved
slight decline last fall
Wisconsin will watching under
better
this than Badgers since his arrival
Aabamas victory Southern California
will that section Of
Vanderbilt will be her three
to better
Alabama the
later the As things look the Thomas
be difficult to overlook
Evening star., 1938-09-28
GRID FEATS EARN
FARKAS SUIT
Voted Best Redskin Player
Of Week-Loop Figures
Show His Worth.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

The Redskin whom 24,3S9 Washing
ton football fans clearly showed was
their favorite in last Sundays game
has won the almost unanimous vote
Of Washington's sportswriting frater-
nifty as the outstanding player of the
Cleveland massacre and thereby won
himself new suit.
He was, of course. Andy Farkas. who
received all but one or two of the
more than q dozen votes cast in the
weekly poll to determine the previous
Sundays outstanding performer.
Local achievement, however, wasn't
Handy Andy's only bid for fame today
as the weekly release OF National Foot
ball League statistics reveal the De-
troit demon to be the leagues leading
individual scorer and the third leading
ground gamer, based on average yard
age per attempt. The point after
touchdown he converted Sunday gives
him one-point lead over five other
players Max Krause-who
are tied for second place with 18
points.
Krause Tops Ground Gamers.
Krause, incidentally, still holds the
total ground-gaining spot by a COM
Portable margin. the 206 yards he has
accounted for in three games being IS
more than Dick Rifle of Philadelphia,
the runner-up, has gained. But al
though Farkas' 81 yards are good for
only eighth place in total yardage, the
fact that he has rushed the ball only
II times gives him an average Of ~
yards per rush, figure exceeded only
by Krause's 9.8 average and the 6.8
percentage of Cleveland's Bob Davis.
A possible error by the local statis-,
tician may result in the Redskins hav-
ing an individual leader in a third