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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
A NON PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
,rovs the status Of labor here ~

prove the status Of labor here a.
throughout the country irresnsa aa
I've OF race. creed or color. ana !.
the instant case we, too. are -.
an eight-hour day for our ,oa -,
iremen. but we can In no mann.
agree with the Negro baitinv -.
sons given for such a chanys -.
Mr. Ryan, that IL Detroit flramss
Will be saved the necessity ~ n,
ing' eating, and sleeping win
members of another race, because
obviously, members of MANY raco.
are living. eating and SLEEPING -
gether In the fire houses now
We do not want TO believe ,b,,
this Is the attitude. or tha, ~.
Ryans article represents tho on,a
ion OF the Detroit and w.vn,
County Federation of Labor tow,rs
Negro workers. ~
The Detroit Council Of ,he =.
tional Negro Congress vicoro,.,
denounces such an attack as A..
tinctly anti-thetical to the princirro.
OF trade unionism and such sorr
ments expressed by leading ofn
cial OF the Detroit and Wavr,
County Federation OF Labor doc.
more TO harm the American Laboy
movement than all the attacks he
reactionary employers. Today whon
the forces of reaction are chilli.
ing for concerted attack on i,ho.
1t is necessary that Lahor ir,.
spective OF race should no nn,,oa
to meet these attacks effec,,vel,
We think that the Negro NOM.
bers of the Detroit and varr.
County Federation Of Labor d.
serve an open apology from ,bs
Detroit Labor News and that n,
Ryan should be instructed nv rou
Mr.. Martell. speaking for ,he No.
troit and Wayne County Federation
OF Labor that his ideas are No,
those OF organized labor. hut more
closely approach the aims Of The
destroyers and enemies Of organi,-
ed labor.
The Detroit Council pledges con.
iinued support TO the milisn,
Trade rnionist principles Of tho
American Federation Of Labor in
liz effort TO secure the orraniza.
ton OF workers throughout Ameri.
ca.
Sincerely.
c. I.eBron Simmons Pres.
Detroit Council. Natl Negro Cong.
49,. l.. r. Spradley,
Trade Union Director
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
AIR RAID !!
BY William Picken>
(For APP

Rafcelona. Spain. Angu~r si.
ia , m the siren screamed and
s'for-cvcie officers flew down The
s'reefs with rafting whistles. "a
fsid an lights wen, out at
"n'e ha' i. an lights inside all
honse~ ~ the outside lights are
never lighted these DAYS in BARGE
iona a great city with more than
tNo million people in IL. and not A
street light.
When me alarm sounded We went
pui 90 see the sights. altho il is
said that one il generally safey in
side Rni inside half building
may fal in on YOU: while outside
The fragments ~ shrapnell may p.i
YOU Rnf outside you can see The
sights the long streams OF search
lishls playing from hills and har-
bor searching among The clouds
for the '4eatening bombers Those
searchlighfs are he only lights
over vast darkness that WAS
once luminous city Then one
hears The dloning plane propellers
and docs not know whether they he
The defense planes. or the hell
machines from Mallorca Islands
strange: one is not afraid No
body expects 10 be killed. altho in
fereni lad sou were killed and
LOO wounded Even all auto lights
20 out. hut The machines keep
moving ~ about 20 miles per hour.
some faster.
During The afternoon | had visit
od several government officers and
had been given permit and as
signed q chauffeur for trip 10 Mota-
ro hosp ital next day. An American
woman from Boston went along. as
she ton. was wanting hospital
permit which she failed to get
Bur iusr before dinner stepped into
= moving picture place on Paseo do
Gracias and saw Mickey Mouse Or
~ he IS heralded in Spain Ration
Mickey There was quite crowd
Al the movies and Mickey enter
tanned with one of his westerns. "
rescuine Ration Minnie" and with
4 bee scene and another rel Bur
Mickey WAS not the whole Of this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
New Swing" Picture
To Open At Granada
Theatre Next Week

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
Murder

The killing ~ another human he
ing with malice aforethonght IS
murder. The death must follow
within year and day or the
stroke. Malice is technical term.
SO read the next sentence carefully
II need not involve any hard feel
ing towaN' The person killed Do
YOU get thai The wrecking Of a
shop or plant during a strike
may have been The object OF the
killing. or the wrecking ~ a truck
or cab. with no personal animus
towards the deceased In either
case there is not mai personal
feeling which we ordinarily think
OF as essential 10 malice.
Yet In either case there would
he the malice that would make the
killing murder tin the eye Of the
law rather than mansiaughtcr.
There would be killing without
legal excuse or Justification. and
those mitigating circumstances
which would reduce the killing To
manslaughter.
In other words there may he
malice without the express inten-
ton TO take life. For example. TO
show you what We mean. Suppose
one throws a brick at cab driver
during strike. without any de-
finite intention to take his life: yet,
II that Is the result. the law attri-
bues the same consequences 10
homicide so committed. as II done
under actual. and declared purpose
to take the life OF the driver.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17

She sat on the bridge at midnight,
And tickled his face with her toes.
For she was lovely mosquito,
And the bridge was the bridge Of
his nose.
Jake
Some Things We're Just Learning
The ten words most used in tele-
phoning !. you, the, a. on, to, that
II. is and In horseracing only
one Of every three odds on favorit-
rs wins...A. Selfridge and Co.
Ltd. r store In London. pays the
sum ~ $50 To any reader who can
find a misstatement in it's adver-
Using A quart milk bottle il easier
10 break than a pint.-Porcupinee
seldom drink water and feeding
them white potatoes will poison
them In five days--Iight, like sound
is wave phenomenon.
You can't make apple pie with
Persian apples. Because the per-
sian apple il peach You can't
hunt tigers In the junglee OF Afri-
ca Because there aren't any tigers
there. Tigers are strictly Asiatic.
Hui you can clip the finger-naiis
OF sea COW. Sea cows. for some
reason. have fngernails. Socra-
tee was the original "inquiring re-
porter" More than 1000 years ago
he wandered the streets of Athens.
plying the people with questions TO
stimulate their thoughts.
Mixed Up Geography
Down in valley lies Mt. Car
mel. Pa. while on the top of an
overlooking mountain Is Midvalley.
Ia Secretary OF Labor Perkins.
take note: Capetown. South Africa.
haze started 4 colony whore Wont
works mlsl work.. The word
salary is taken from The latin
salarium. literally salt money
which was part OF the pay Ro-
man soldiers The ancient Romans
allowed the soldiers so much salt
per diem. when this was committed
to money payment 1t was still
calFd ny The same name.
4 Industry
Y Jesse Owens, L. s. Olympic hero
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
SUSPEND move
OF EXPANSION
Social Security To
Expand Program

New York--The Social Security
Board is anxious to include domes-
tic and agricultural workers With
In the scope OF its protection. but
will have TO delay this extension
until administrative procedures
have been thoroughly s.rab-
lished' along the line Of "nhisin-
Ing wage records and collecting
taxes with reference to agricul.
tural labor and domestic service in
private homes"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
THE NEGRO AND THE new CUBA

himself does not. OF all foreigners
the Mexicans command most re-
spect because OF the out and out
Socialist program OF the President
of Mexico. La'zaro Ca'rdenas. The
Cuban people are ninety percent
pro-Loyalist in the current Spanish
Civil ar.
"A C0LORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
Hits Demands

Because N several attempts IN
intmidate merchants and indivi-
duals the Equal Rights club has
issued the following statement
The Equal Rights club wac
born in the recent struggle On
Hastings street At Hancock avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
Charlie Spears EN- up

him COR herr rather than that of
me innoceni party. However inan
Organization where one is subor-
dinate like the army where strict
discipline prevails he mey he pIac-
ed in very delicate situation. To
disobey an order may subject him
10 military discipline. to obey It.
may subject him 10 he criminal
law Of The land. So we will dis
cuss obedience TO orders IN later
article.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17

show: there were war scenes. de-
coraiions. ar-manufactures pub
lie construction. the building Of
planes. tanks. guns. great guns
The war-psychology holds the mo-
vie news. There was running
commentary on the scene. Lowell
Thomas fashion.
Then we had dinner between
eight and nine in The Majestic no.
tel, and most OF the guests had re-
tired 10 the various coffee tables
In the ante room 10 ak OF war and
society, OF home and friends Of
plans.
The suddenly the siren and the
whistles and complete darkness. A
raid,
The defense planes aud the
searchlights and the semi cloudi-
ness evidently discourage the
invaders. - for apparently no
bombs were let loose on the city
The moon is not shining the nights
and air invaders prefer moonlit
nights which better discover the
darkened city for them.
Did you ever walk up six or
eight flights OF stairs in a great
hotel in total darkness. bump your
nose into several great columns.
find your room. In total darkness.
undress. battle, go 10 bed. determin-
ed TO start your sleep in spite OF
the threats OF Franco. or death and
OF the devil? Did you ever? After !
and u hours nobody knew whether
the raiders were going to break
throughput for some Of as II was
bedtime. and to bed we wentn.
Then. just a. I was falling asleep
the siren screamed again! / got up.
opened the door, and asked the
Catalan maid whether the raiders
had rot through. She explained that
the eecond siren meant: The raid
was Off. the invaders we're beaten
o. turned back
Inside lights went on. Outside
lights still dark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
CRIMINAL LAW

COERCION. CCompulsion) Those
who have been reading these arti-
cles have already seen that a wifes
responsibility for crime commit
ted in the presence nj her husband
is materially lessened by the gem
eral presumption that acts done in
The husbands presence are done
under his coercion.
We have already carefully point-
ed ont 10 YOU that the married wo-
mans acts which enlarge the
rights and liabilities Of married
woman with reference 10 her pro-
perry. do not release the husband
from his common-law liability for
his wife's Illegal acts.
But in The case OF The taking Of
a human life the wife is placed in
different situation. In Inc eye OF The
law. II is generally considered that
threats Of immediate death. or i'm
polling danger that is present. inn
mineni and impending. will not
Justify taking the life Of an inno-
cent third parry. In such case the
person threatened is justified in
taking the life OF those threatening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
LATE SUMNER DYL

She sat on the bridge at midnight,
And tickled his face with her toes,
For she was a lovely mosquito,
And the bridge was the bridge OF
his nose.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17

Jesse Ovens, I. S. olympic hero
Evening star., 1938-04-10
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Pattern is designed for sizes IL,
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Evening star., 1938-04-10

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frock are emDha-
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wn the front.
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W i t h accessories.
Pattern is designed
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Size l6 requires AS
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braid to trim.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

No mother can make mistake in asking h
family doctor before she gives her child I
unknown medicine to take. That's sinp
insuring her child's health, welfare - ma
be life itself.
Most mothers know this and care for the
children on this safe principle, Some mother
however, expose their children to unnecessa'
hazard by using unknown remedies. If you'
one Of these mothers, change from layman
advice about your children, and for the
sake, turn to your doctors advice, .,....
Now - among the nost widely used chi
dren's remedies is milk of magnesia." An
for over so years many doctors have favore
'PHILLIPS' Milk of Magnesia for yo,
child" For PHILLIPS is recognized as
PHILLIPS Milk OF
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
LIGA AMERICANA

Tres de los desafios anuncia-
dos para aver tuvieron que apla
zarse a causa de la lluvia.
Ell Gnico juego efectuado culmi
no en- otra victoria de los Sena-
dores sobre los Tigres. Ell pit
cher Dutch Leonard do un tu-
hey en- ell noveno inning, deci :
diendo ell partido a favor del
Washington,
/ Rudy York, ell notable batea-
dor y catcher, qued6 fuera de
juego al ser alcanzado por una
pelota tirada por Monte Wea =
yer, en- ell cuarto. York ingres6
en- ell Hospital Garfield Memo
rial, donde Sc lie hicieron varias
radiograffas. Ell pelotero 10 re-
clDl0 en- la cabeZa.
York bromeaba sobre ell gol :
pc, en- ell hospital, Y decia que Sc
hallaba en- condolences de jugar
hoy.
El ano pasado Mickey Coch-
rane, catcher y director de los
Tigres, fue alcanzado por una
pelota de Hadley y estuvo gra-
vemente enfermo.
Tan duro fue Ell golpe que mu
chos espectadores creyeron que
la pelota habia pegado en- Ell ba-
tie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

POGO despues, hablaban, ca
mlnando muy juntos, como dos
amigos de toda la vida,
Una emoci6n enorme, inten-
So, east mfstica, les envolvia po-
niepdo EN- sus corazones una ale
gria muy dulce.
Y las palabras acudian a los
labios de los dos como una fuen-
tie de miel:
mo me parece que tie conoz
co ahora, Marfa-decia Pedro:
me pareces una amiga de toda
la vida, una hermana que me
hubiera acompahado, desde le-
JOS espiritualmente, a 10 largo
de toda mi existencia.
" 10 quieres Greer? Cuando
te VI por veg primera penss,
m'ra0do tus oiOs. Ia hermoaurS
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

me es muy ~simpatico y que he
sentido desde ell primer instante
que lie vi una attraction miste-
ROSA hacia listed, lie mentiria.
"Y yo creo que 81 hay algGn
momento solemne en- nuestra vi
da, es este momento Ell que ell
amor llama sinceramente a las
puertas de nuestro coraz6n.
"Por 10 menos, en- la vida de
la mujer...
IVA 10 sabe listed, pues.
"Ahora, 10 que ST lie ruego es
que, por Dios, no de listed a
n~uestras relaciones publicidad
alguna.
IVA Sc barruntan 10 que ocu-
RE algunas companeras, que in
cluso han lido delante de noso-
trOs mismos, pues me suponen
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
DEPORTES
DOBLE PROGRAMA PARA
Ell VENIDERO LUNES

Ofrece para ell lunes un doble
programa sensational ell empire
sario Rudy Miller.
Plummer, ell herrera y excam-
pe6n, tendra de adversario al
hebreo Freeman, y ell aleman
Steinborn Sc batira con ell eva
quero" Luttral, de Texas.
FL herrero cuenta en- su lista
de victorias los nombres de Var
turoff, Matheny, ell Pastor Ha-
que y otros diestros luchadores.
Freeman, conocido tambien por
ell Carnicero del Bronx, es un
hombre duro de veneer.
Cowboy Luttrall, escogido pa
ra rival del germano Steinborn,
es I'm individuo peligrosisimo.
El aleman tiene toda la apa-
riencia de un hercules.
Gene Bowman luchara con
Jimmy Morris, ell popular lucha
dor de Tennessee.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

dando las cinco, va rondaba por
ell pinar.
Habia deiado a Pope y a toda
la pdtaIed, como sismpre, en- la
pista de tennis.
Dando las seis, apareci6 Ma
ria en- el fondo del canine.
Pedro, para eumplir 10 que
ella lie indicaba, habiaSe oculta-
do discretamente entire los tron-
cos del bosquecillo.
La muchacha llegaba con un
libro en- la mano, para disimu-
lar.
iAh! LA emoei6n de los dos
al estrecharse la mano!...
Pedro cogi6 la de Maria entire
las suyas y sus ojos Sc Gambia
ban un beso de amor profundi-
simo,
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

novia de listed, y yo quiero, So
bre TODD, no dar al senior mar
ques, que ha sido conmigo un
santo y un padre, motive MIN
guno de disgusto.
para hablar, pienso que la
mejor bora y la menos expuesta
a concentrates, es precisamente
por la tarde, a las seis, cuando
salimos de la oficina.
"Entonces, en- que la ANNA
ci6n general hace grupos y ter
tulias, no puede extranar tanto
que listed Y yo nos encontremos
por ell jardin Y paseemos juntos
hasta ell pinar, por ejemplo, don
de hemos lido esta misma tarde.
"Queda, pues, sin efecto, nues
ira eta para manana por la ma
mana y nos encontraremos a las
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

Sc metieron con Don Alfredo,
que actda con la mejor buena fe
possible, pero dentro del espiritu
critico de un veterano escritor.
Alfredo empez6 como pelote-
no, ALA cuando Martinez Cam
pos era captain general.
De pelotero pas6 a director y
mas tarde a empresario. Final
mente Sc hizo periodista.
Como periodista, con y sin
predilecciones, seg1n los casos,
siempre ha procurado compla-
Ger a todos los fanaticos.
Cuando lie escriben y lie censu
ran, en- lugar de enfadarse, di-
ce: Los muchachos Sc interesan
por mis- escritos y los comentan
Desempen6 81 un papel impor
tantisimo en- la organization de
la Liga Intersocial, en- las famo
sas temporadas del parque de
MacFarlane.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

tras de un arbol, y puso un beso
en- ell papel amado,
Maria Sc lie revelaba en- esta
carta como una muchacha de
una delicadeza, de un ingenio y
de I'm espiritu maravillosamen-
te seductores.
Nunca habia 81 pensado que
una chiquilla educada POGO me-
nos que en- la calRe, pudiera sem
tir y pensar tan hondamente,
Las palabras de ella en- la car
ia la presentaban a los ojos de
Pedro como una muchacha culta
delicadisima, con ell coraz6n in
genuo y puro que hace las espo-
saS excelentes, las madres incom
parallels.
Esper6 con una impaciencia
febril las seis de Ia tarde, y
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

seis junto a las huertas.
"Sabe es su verdadera amiga,
que lie estima,
MARIA de la Cruz"
iAh, aquella carta!...
Cuando Pedro la tuvo entire
sus manos, cuando la hubieron
lefdo varias veces sus ojos, una
emoci6n hondisima hizo que a.
somaran a sus pupilas las la
grimas.
Maria habia dorado de emo
ci6n y de ternura oculta aque-
LA noche sobre la carta de Pc
dro, y ell ingeniero experiment
taba ahora, volviendo a leer la
de Maria, a traves del sol, una
impression que era incapaz de
expresarse con palabras.
Sc ocult6 embellishments de-
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
ESTA EN- CA
MINO DE TAMPA

Ell Comite Popular Democrat
tico, por medic de su presiden-
tie, Jose Martinez, recibi6 en- la
mahana de hoy I'm telegrama
del general Santiago j. Phile :
more, que dice:
Gracias giro. Llegaremos ell
domingo a Tampa, Viajo despa
clio por heridas. Saludos.
Philemore.
iEsperase que ell general, er
otro despacho, anuncie la hors
exacta de su arribo.
Aparece fechado en- San An
tonic, Texas, ell despacho de hoy
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
WRIGLEY ESTIMA QUE GA
NARA Ell

Ell presidente de los Cubs de
Chicago, famoso en- ell mundo
por ell chicle que lleva su apelli-
do, declare aver que Ell cambio
de director Sc llev6 a termino ba
jo ell deSeo de ganar el campeo-
nato.
lWrigley, un ~multimillonario,
estlma que el do a Grimm todas
las oportunidades posibles y aho
ra Sc las dara a Harnett, Ell We
terano notable catcher.
"Yo estimo que ell nuevo direc.
tor llevara los Cubs a la victo-
ria Creo que de haberse queda-
do Harnett de director, Ell ano
paSado, habriamos alcanzado ell
triunfo",
SIN reparar en- gastoS ell rey
de la gonna de mascar" ABDUL
rio los servicios del famoso pit
cher Dizzy Dean, al comienzo de
la temporada, pagando por e.
S185, 900.
A principles de la temperate
Sc crey6 que la entrada de Tony
Lazzeri en- el Chicago significa-
ba Ell future desplazamiento de
Grimm, 10 que ha sucedido, pc
70 sin que sc entregara Ell man.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
CON LOS GUANTES

Las tres figuras principales
del peso medic, sin lugar a du-
da, son: Freddie Steele, Ell cam
pe6n; Young Corbett LII, que
aspira a la corona, y Fred
Apostoli, que dice tener derecho
indiscutible al titulo.
Aparentemente Seele defen :
dera ell "rono" contra Corbett y
ell vencedor Sc batira con ell tia
liano de San Francisco.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

81 Tony Galento derrote. a Le-
wis, algunos de los expertos d.
ran: Sc repiti6 Ell case de Gaz-
'tanaga.
Isidoro di6 una golpiza al eti6
pico dsspues de que los inteligen
ties habian opinado que Lewis,
pero desventaja en- cuanto a ha
bilidad y experienced.
Ell italiano de "pecho abarri-
lado" estima que vencera a Le-
wis y que 10 mismo hara con Jo-
Sc Luis, cuando ell campe6n Sc Il
permita.
-Yo vengo retando a Luis
desde hace tres amos y 81 decli.
ma siempre. Sabe que conmigt
no habria peleita facil.
Cuando subamos juntos a
mismo ring Y nos pongamo'
los guantes, 81 Sc caera por Ii
cuenta de diez, no yo..
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

do con la idea de pelear con Ca
lento antes de llegar de nuevo al
campe6n.
Algunos periodistas Green que
10 pertinente seria dar a Baer la
prueba de Galento, antes de en-
f~rontarlo de nuevo con Luis.
Pero Make piensa en- la boil
sa v estima que Galento es
muy poca cosa para 81 y que la
"pelea l0gica" es con ell cam :
pe6n.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
LA SUSPENSION DE DAN.
MING

San Luis, Julio 22-La indie
finida suspension impuesta al
catcher Harry banning, de los
Gigantes, fue levantada aver y
Sc Incorporate a los neoyorqui-
nos para la serie de hoy, con los
Cubs de Chicago. Bill Terry or
demo la suspension del habil cat
cher como reSultado de serias in
fracciones de las reglas del en-
trenamiento.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
PARA Ell PIC
MIC DE PICNICS

Aver Sc recibieron para ell Pic
mic de Picnics, los siguientes do
natives: 25 barras de pan de La
Tropical, panaderia latina.
De la Tampa Wholesale Lii
quor, IL botellas de wisky.
Apreciase la gentileza.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

La WPA debiera abrir una a.
cademia de pugilismo en- esta
ciudad, asi como las tiene de mi
sica, pintura, etc.
Profesores no faltan y noso-
tros pudieramos recomendar a
uno de gran experienced,
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Gigantes de New York
vencieron aver a los Cardena-
les, con anotaci6n de 5 carreras
por 2.
Carl Hubbell recibi6 credito
por Ell triunfo y solo lie batearon
cinco hits. Medwick bateo un
cuadrangular.
New York SC, 13h, 2e; San
Luis &c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

I'm batazo de 'tribey' de Hand
ley do la victoria a los Piratas,
que sc mantienen en- ell primer
puesto, sobre los Phillies.
La "pelicula" Sc descarg6
con las bases llenas.
Filadelfia 4c, 12h, 2e; Pitts
burgh SC, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
Ia Gaceta Folletin No. "a
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F. A~LBURQUERQUE

frecerle mas que mi honra y un
coraz6n ingenuo y dulce...
"iY lie juro que he estado a
punto de contestarle con unas
calGbazds, como suele decirse!
"Pero, ipor que no he de serle
sincera hasta ell fin?
ia verdad es que 81 yo no lie
dijera a listed en- esta carta que
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

Gabby Hartnett hizo aver su
primera presentation como d.
rector, ganando un desafio y
perdiendo otro. Gabby jug6 en-
ell primero y en- Ell segundo, ell
de la derrota, cedi6 Ell puesto a
|ODea.
Ell publico lie tribute una calu-
rosa ovacion.
Brooklyn &c, 4h, 2e; Chicago
SC, 10h, lie.
Brooklyn 1c, 5h, De; Chicago
DC, 2h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-22
NOTICIAS De PELOTA

do a Tony.
Muchos de los expertos OPT
nan que 81 Chicago, ltiene pelote-
| ros de suficiente calibre para ga
mar Ell "pennant."
La gaceta., 1938-07-22

;C6mo Sc llaman los directo-
res de las cuatro novenas? me
~preguntan.
Y contesto: A. Fernandez, del
Centre Asturianq; Jose Perez
(Joche), de los Caballeros Lea
les; Antonio Castro, Circulo Gu
bano, y F. Casares, Unione TIA
Llama.
Cuatro ciudadanos inteligen-
ties y con material disponibIe
Recuerdo a la Liga que la lis
ia de juegos mandada a esta re-
dacci6n finaliza ell dia 7 de agos
to
No dejen para Ultima bora e.
mandar la segunda,