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The Washington times., 1938-04-22
U. S, GOVT. LOOP
SET FOR OPENING

Top-flight Government officials.
including Attorney General Homer
Cummings, Admiral George Pet.
terngill, ]. Edgar Hoover, Capt. j.
D. Price and Judge Edward M.
Curran will help open the United
States Government seball
League season on the East EllipSe
tomorrow at 2 p. m.
If rain halts tomorrow's opening
the ceremonies will be held Sun
day at the same time and place.
Last years champion Federal
Bureau of Investigation team
clashes with last years runner-up.
Naval Air Station, in the inaugural
game. Probable lineup:
NAVAL AIR STA. FBI
Joe Goodwin. lb. Kenneth Routon, -.
Joe King, S. c, Giovannetti, 81.
Cecil Dunn, II. George Barry, cf.
Sandy Korah Of. Paul Luther, RI.
Edward Daniels, rf Charles Beall, Id.
Howard Gilfoil, 81. Ed. Collifiower, II.
George Segner, 2b. Herman %andet, c.
Charles Miohner, Q. Lester Singman, Sb,
Rebel Garrison, p. James Tenant, p,
Johnnie Botzko. p.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
SpedrY, Triple Boxing
Champion, on Guild Card
Kdta|inas, {. u.
Heavy, Faces
Miller
BY BOB ADDIE

One of the greatest little men
ever welded into fighting
machine will be on display when
the Washington Newspaper Guild
conducts its boxing show at
Turner'S Arena tonight. The little
man who presently Is walking the
rocky fistic trail with his ring
shoes cushioned with glowing ad-
jectives is Willie Speary, Of Nan.
ticoke, Pa.
Willie holds more titles than q
musical comedy juvenile, and the
peculiar part of 1t is that young
Mr.. Speary does it for nothing.
You see, the Amateur Athletic
Union has some old.faShioned ideas
about its boxers-the ideas being
that amateurs shouldn't be paid.
This must be very startling to
some of the amateur" tennis play.
ers who see the world and live the
life they love-all play and no
work.
PRAISED BY MILLER
Anyway, Willie will be in there
swinging against Bill Tapp, Dis
trict champion. Speary is the
New York Golden Gloves intercity
and national A. A. U. bantam
weight champion. That's a lot Of
titles for a little fellow to carry.
No less an authority than Heinie
Miller, secretary of the local box
ing commission, considers Speary
one Of the best fighters he has
ever seen. That's a large state
ment, because Heinie was looking
at boxers when the Queen Mary
was a rowboat.
Another one of those dream"
bouts takes place in the heavy
weight division. Leo KatalinaS,
Catholic University's dreadnaught,
will Snipe at the chin of Leo Mil
Ter, Fort Myer soldier who holds
the District A. A. U. title. Miller
also annexed the title for his area
in the Third Corps Army cham.
pionships at Fort Myer last night.
"Kats" went through two years
Of college competition without
losing a bout and the only spot on
his clean record was inflicted by
Ashby DickerSon, of West Virginia,
in the finals of the intercollegiate
championships.
SOLDIER is TOUGH
Dickerson won that fighter
so the judges said-but Katalinas
wasn't convinced. The Cardinal
battler was holding out for a re-
turn bout with Dickerson but
plans to rematch the pair fell
through. Miller makes a good sub
stitute. The soldier boy has q
peculiar habit of grinning when
he Is hit hard. This may lead one
to suspect he'll be practically hys-
terical with laughter tonight be-
cause Katalinas really cools 'em
off when he hits 'em.
Tony DeToto, who rifles a right
hand reminiscent Of Tony Can.
Zoneri, opposes Bernie Morris.
DeToto doesn't go for this science
stuff and he goes in there swing
ing. They say swing is making
a comeback so maybe Tony can
dance off with the decision.
Other bouts on the program
include Delton Parker versus
Harry Sunderland; Bill Nolan
versus Conrad Stall; Billy Banks
vs.. Jimmy Montgomery, and
Johnny Booth VS.. Vito Sapenero.
This show is undoubtedly one of
the greatest cardS-amateur or
profeSsional-ever presented in
the District. It's a real Carnival
of Champions so buy your ticket
for the merry-go-round early.
-VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 80
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
7-Up DiamOnders
To Battle QuanticO

The 7-Up diamonders cross bats
with the Quantico Indians Sunday
at Quantico Barracks, Quantico,
Va, at 2.30 p. m.
All 7.Up players are urged to
be at Tenth and H Streets North.
west at 1890 for the trip to GUAM.
tico Sunday. The game will be
another warm-up for the "7-Ups''
as they prepare for the Industrial
loop season opening April 80.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
Sun Egret Favored

HAVRE DE GRACE Md, April 22-Eght threeyearOldS have
been named for the $4,000 added Stake to be
here tomorrow.
The FOxcatCher Farms Dauber declared out by Trainer
Handen when the racing strip had turned muddy from the all
night rain A. G. COmptOns Egret will probably rule the
post time favOrite at 6 to g.
The starters jockeys probable Odds
follow:
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
Athletics-Red SOx
Postpone Opener

PHILADELP HIA, April 20
G.N.SO.-Delaying the opening of
the American League baseball sea-
son in Philadelphia until tomor-
row, the Athletics called off to-
days game against the Boston
Red Sox because of inclement
weather.
Today's game will be played at
a later date as part of a double
header.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22

on m ! c
gathe rim & s
coming up On
s u n d q y
night, at the
Maynower.
1t will not
be ne Of
those affairs
designed for
the elax a.
t on Of tn Q
tired business
m a n. He'll
be tn re Y
rig h t, b Y t
only as an &C
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
-VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL ~
BethesdanS Trip
LandOn Prep 80"

Using three pitchers, Bethesda
Chevy Chase diamonders tripped
Landon Prep, 7 to 3, yesterday at
Garrett Park.
Kengla was given credit for the
victory but Fitzgerald and Wells
helped him out, while Morell
banged out three safeties. Ran
dali registered three hits for the
losers.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
-VUTE Fun BUFFHAEE APNIL W
DIR. Pepper Faces
BerWyn Sunday

DR.. Pepper softballers engage
Berwyn at Sherwood playground
Sunday at $3.50 .. m.
The Properties dropped a "a
decision to Maritime Commission
yesterday,
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
D. C.. Mat Tourney
Opens at Gauaudet

The District A. A. U. wrestling
championships open at Gallaudet
College tonight at 8 o'clock with
teams entered from Maryland,
Gallaudet, Y. M. C. A. and j. C. c.
Weighing-in will take place at
IGallaudet and Maryland U. at 5
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
Ten Errors Beat
18 StrikeOut Feat

Ten outfield errors more than
neutralized Is strikeouts and a
four-hit performance Of Dave Viii.
kerSon as his Smith Pharmacy
Senators bowed to Ida'S Depart.
ment Store, 9 to 6. yesterday on
the North EllipSe.
The Washington times., 1938-04-22
KIRK MILLER
Says:

Washington, famed as q city
which Is eternally tossing ban
Quets, has one Of its unique gas
The Washington times., 1938-04-22

VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
The Washington times., 1938-04-22

Arch Mcdonald starts his "on-
the-road" broadcasts Of the inning.
by-inning Washington games to-
day, when he will describe the
Yankee riffmen game at Yankee
Stadium over WJSV beginning OF
2:1S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-23
KEY WEST CITIZEN
MENU HINTS
Fillinq lac Pickle shelves

peck green tomatoes. + cups
chopped green peppers + cups
chopped sweet rcd peppers 4
cups chopped onions. + cups
chopped celery. cup salt. Z cups
graduated sugar; , tablespoons
white mustard seed; ? table
spoons celery seed; tablespoon
powdered cinnamon. Z cups VINO
gar
Discard blossom ends from to-
matocs but do not peel Them.
Chop or put tomatoes through a
TODD chopper Combine rcgc-
tables with salt and lct stand
overnight Drain thoroughly and
then add the rest of the ngrc-
dIcnts Let simmer tor one hour
on unul the mixture thIckcu>.
Pour into StcrilIzcd Jars and seal
at once.
Old Fashioned Pepper Hash
s cups chopped green peppers.
cups chopped sweet red pep
pers. cup chopped hot red pep
onions. - cups graduated SUI
per. J. cup salt, . cups chopped
gar. = cups vinegar
Cut peppers in halves length
wise Discard seeds Chop peppers
or run thcm through d food chop
per Add salt to pepper, and coz
II for ten minutes with boiling
water. Drain Add the rest of the
ingredients and boil quickly for
IS minutes. Pour into stcrilIzcd
Jars and seal immediately
Pungent Ripe Cucumber Pickles
pounds ripe cucumber pieces.
X cup salt 2 quarts cold water.
3 cups graduated sugar; 2 cups
boiling water; I cups vinegar, II
cup whole cloves. 2 tablespoons
allsplce: 2 lemons. sled
Select large ripe cucumbcrs
Cut INTO quarters and discard
large seeds. Then cut into one
/ lnch-or Smallcr-picccs. Add
cucumbcrs 70 salt and cold water
Lot soak over night. In tho morn
ing cover with clear cold water
and cook slowly until tender
Dram
Combine remaining ingredients
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-23

cloudy with scattered showers to-
night o. Wednesday. moderate
,a>terly winds
jacksonville to Florida Straits
ANA East Gull Moderate easter
Il winds over south, gentle VAR
ae.e winds mostly northeast and
:orth over north portion; partly
overcast weather tonight and
Wednesday widely scattered
>uuW
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-23

Moon sets Gil D IN.
Tomorrow Tides
4 NJ u NJ
High &2G 9.2l
Low la Hu2
Barometer 7:30 a. m. today:
Sea level 30 90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-23
The WEATHER

Normal Precipitation 10 ms
'IhiS record covers 24-h0ur peFInS
ending at "'"I"ck this morning.
Tomorrow Almanac
sun rises COS a. m
sun scl> 6.54 p. I'D.
Moon r>,~ SOC d M
Evening star., 1938-07-15
DR.. Homero Viteri
Will Give Dinner
This Evening.

nR. HoMERO vrTER1. special
Ambassador from Ecuador to the
PERU Ecuador Boundary Commission
and chairman Of the Ecuadorian dele
CATION. and Sonora de Viteri will en-
tertain at dinner this evening at the
6horeham Terrace in honor Of DR..
Arturo Garcia, delegate from Peru to
the same commission, and Sonora de
Garcia. who are leaving Washington
this month. Senor Garcia has been
appointed general secretary Of the
forthcoming Pan-American Conference
10 b held in Peru this fall.
DR.. Garcia and Sonora de Garcia
were the guests in whose honor Senor
Jose Trujillo. delegate from Ecuador,
and Sonora de Trujillo entertained at
dinner at the Shorehom Terrace last
evening. Other guests were the Am
bassador from Ecuador and Sonora de
Alfaro. Senior Homero Viteri and
Sonora de Viteri. DR.. Alenjadro Ponce
8or1a and Sonora de Borja, Senor En-
r1Que Arroyo, secretary Of the COM
mission. and Sonora de Arroyo, DR.. and
Mrs. Bolivar Lloyd and Senior Nepali
Ponce.
Evening star., 1938-07-15
Reception Is Held
AtHOllister Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hollister
entertained at 4 reception Sunday
afternoon At their home In celebration
OF the first wedding anniversary of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis lie Fray Hollister. Mrs.
Curtis HOLSTER was the former Miss
Martha Clagette Wenner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wenner Of
Washington.
The marriage took place July 10,
1887, at State College, Pa, but was
not announced until last week.
The hostess received in a gown of
taupe net and crepe trimmed in purple,
and wore corsage Of talisman roses
and delphinium, and her daughter-in-
law wore aqua lace with bolero jacket,
and a corsage of sweetheart roses. Mrs.
Wenner's brown lace gown was compli-
mented with q corsage Of Johanna
Hill roses.
Mr.. HOLSTER attended Penn State
College last summer and was graduated
from the University Of Maryland in
June.
Evening star., 1938-07-15
Sonora de Godoy
Is Honored at
Luncheon.

CENORA DE GODOY, wife Of the
newly appointed Dominican Minis
ter to Haiti, who Is retiring - Do
minican Counselor In Warrington, was
the guest Of honor for whom Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas entertained 1T lunch
con at the shoreham today. Sonora
de Godoy has been widely feted Of
late as prelude to her departure.
Other guests included Sonora de
Castillo Najera, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Mexico: Sonora de Alfaro, wife
of the Ambassador Of Ecuador: Seno-
ra de Recinos, wife of the Minister
of Guatemala; Sonora de Castro, wife
of the Minister OF El Salvador: Sonora
de Pastoriza, wife Of the Minister Of
the Dominican Republic: Sonora de
Castro Beeche, wife of the Minister
of Costa Rica; Sonora de Vargas. wife
of the Secretary Of the Colombian
Legation; Sonora de Caceres. wife of
the First Secretary Of the Legation of
Honduras: Sonora de Baron, wife of
the Minister Counselor Of the Cuban
Embassy; Sonora de Campbell, wife
Of the Commercial Attache Of the
Chilean Embassy; Sonora de Alba.
wife of the Assistant Director Of the
Pan-American Union; Mrs. Wallace
De Witt, wife Of Brig. Gen. De Witt;
Mrs. Rufus L. Holt, wife of 1t. Col.
Holt; Mrs. James B. Bentley, Mrs.
Edwin Sunderland, Mrs. Newton
Brewer, Mrs. Neitah King. Sonora de
Yunque Of Sabana Grande, Puerto
Rico, sister Of DR.. Cajigas; Mrs. Louis
Heath, Mrs. Clarence Grosner, Mrs.
Joseph Watts, Mrs. Preston McGood-
win, Mrs. Barge L. Hartz, Mrs. Louis
Schapiro. Mrs. John j. Shugrue. Nine
Farri d'Aulby, Mrs. Nelson Darton,
Mrs. Willard N. Kochenderfer. Mrs
Maurice H. Thatcher and Mrs. George
B. Tribe.
Evening star., 1938-07-15
Residential
Society in
The News
Mrs. Taft Goes to
Summer Home
In Canada.

u y RS. WILLIAM WARD
M TAFT, widow of the former
wv President and Chief Justice,
4 ' i who returned to this country
last week. has gone to her summer
home at Murray Bay, Canada, for the
remainder Of the summer. Mrs. Taft
sailed In the late spring with her SON.
in-law. DR.. Frederick j. Manning, and
his daughter, Miss Helen Manning.
They joined Mrs. Manning snd her
younger daughter, Miss Caroline Man.
ming, in England. DR.. and Mrs. Man.
ming will not return to this country
until the autumn.
Mrs. Taft will have with her at
Murray Bay for late summer visitors
her sons and daughters-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles P. Taft and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Taft and their sons and
daughters. and she will not return to
Washington until the end Of Septem-
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bachrach of
Edgemoor, Nd, will sail July 70 on
the Amsterdam for two-month vaca-
ton in Europe.
They will 60 first to England to
motor through the rural sections.
Prom England they will 60 to Belgium
and Holland and will sail from an
Italian port for New York about the
middle Of September.
Mr.. A. G. Cobb and her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Cobb of Memphis are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Lamkin
and Miss Marjorie Lamkin at 1850
Euclid street. Miss Cobb was gradu-
ated recently from Southwestern COL
iege At Memphis, and was one of the
five women from Southern colleges to
Be mentioned in the collegiate Who's
Who for her activities on the campus.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop has re-
turned to her apartment at the Shore
ham after being the guest OF Mrs.
Judson Rockwell for two weeks at her
country home in Waterville, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Fraile enter
tanned at dinner last night on the
6horeham terrace in honor of Mr..
Fraile's brother and sister n-law, Mai.
and Mrs. r. E. Fraile, and their two
daughters, Misses Mary and Patricia
Fraile, OF Boston.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett's niece, Mrs.
Arthur Porcher, with Mr.. Porcher. left
today for q short stay in New York
before Mrs. Porcher goes to lagrange,
Ga, for the remainder of the summer.
MI. Porcher will return to their home
In Cocoa, Fla.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15

las twas, las conviertio en- espi-
rituoso vino, y Sc gan6 una en-
briaguez, que ha sido registra
da en- la Santa Biblia.
Y toda esta alharaca, ia que
Viene?
No veo diferencia alguna en-
ire los hombres que Sc juegan
la bolsa a un n1mero de bolita,
la ruleta, cartas o dados, y los
otros que Sc juegan sus ambicio
mes politicas con mentidas pro-
mesas, para ganarse el favor de-
pdblico.
ST, existe 'alguna diferencia,
este es, que unos arriesgan su
propio dinero, mientras los po-
liticos juegan con la fiducia del
burlado contribuyente.
para que emplear dinero en-
processes judiciales, cuando sa-
Demos que las cosas segWirdn 81
gaiendO, y Tampa no va a desa-
parecer por jueguito mas o me
nos?
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
LOS ACTOS DE LA SFdMANA
QUE VIENE

No sable ell Comite Popular
Democratico, con exactitud la
bora del arribo del general San
tiago j. Phlemore; pero sable.
segln carta del general, que ira
tara de llegar a Tampa ell dia 10
Con ell ilustre ciudadano via.
ia su esposa, dana que con q
volvera a Espana.
En- ell recibimiento tomaran
parte las hermanas del Comite,
Femenino, la Comisi6n de Re-
cepci6n y los companeros que
deseen esistir.
Ell acto del dia 10, EN- ell Cen
tro Obrero, sera en- honor del
pueblo que defiende su indepen
dencia y la libertad de todos los
SereS humanos.
Sc pondran un disco con un
diScurso de Don Fernando y ha-
tOlaran varios companeros, en-
tire ellos ell general Philemore.
Ell homemade a Mexico Sc veri-
Iicara ell viernes %, en- ell teatrC
edificio del Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
SOBRE Ell PICNIC

Hemos podido saber hoy que
entire la juventud del Circulo Gu
bano ha causado algin disgusto
la selection de fecha para el
Picnic de Picnics, que Sc efec-
tuara ell 81.
N~osotros, nos decia un j6ven
de la Secci6n de recreo, anuncia-
mos nuestro almuerzo para Ell
mes de agosto Y ahora, con la
fiesta senalada para Ell 81, solo
disponemos de dos semanas pa
ran: chico, va cogi para Ell otro
muerzo Y entrada.
81 trataramoS de vender los
tickets en- estos dias, 10 que no
hemos hecho nj haremos, no di-
ran; chico, va cagi para ell otro
F1cnlc...
Despues del 81, con solo dos
semanas, pasaremos las de Cain.
Nos parece que una d~iferencia
de dos SemanaS, en- cuanto al
Cfrculo, no es hacernoS benefit
clio algunO.
Hasta aqui las palabras de
csc j6ven cubano, que nos pare
cen razonables, 81 es que va Sc
conocian las fechas de cada So
ciedad.
Esta noche, seg6n tenemos en-
,endido, Ell Comite Popular dis
cutira eSta question.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
Ell Picnic de Picnics

Centenares de billetes de en-
trada y almuerzo Sc han vendi-
do va para Ell Picnic de Picnics,
que Sc efectuara eI dia 81, en- la
finca La Columna.
Magnifico efecto ha causado
la actitud de la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor, separando rs
tickets, en- prueba de aprecio
por la labor que 81 Comite reali-
"a.
Trobablemente, y como defe-
rencia a los amigos de la Cana
ra, Sc pondra para ellos una me-
sa especial.
Ell Comite Femenino tiene en-
sus manos NADIA menos que
1000 tickets de almuerzo y en-
trada, los cuales piensan colocar
(FosC q "a ~. P6v.)
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
SOCIALES
Las EStrellaS Llegdrdn MaHana

Las EStrell0S LlegdrdR MdHana
En- el vapor Cuba" arriba-
ran manana las "estrellas" de
la trasmisora cubana CMQ, ven
cedoras en- ed programa como
edo como la Corte Supreme del
Arte.
Iran a recibirlas al muelle, ell
canciller Sr. Cesar Rivero, que
tiene a su cargo, Temperament
tie, ell consulate de Cuba en- Tam
pa; ell presidente del Circulo
Cubano, representations y o.
tros grupos.
Las autoridades de inmigra-
ci6n, por boca del inspector w.
A. Reilly, ofrecen tener con las
muchachas las mayores atencio-
mes posibles, tbajo 10 que la ley
dispone.
Componen ell grupo visitante,
seg1n una carta que hemos visto
hoy, la nina Adria Catala, Emf
Ito Catala, Clotilde Garcia, Mar
garita Magali, Sain just, Estre-
llita Diaz, Irma Puente, Candita
Cespedes y Juana NJ. Aguiar.
Como va hemos dicho, ell sa-
bado, en- ell Circulo Cubano, Sc
verificara una gran fiesta en-
honor de las senoritas visitantes
y de las personals que las acom-
panan.
Ell domingo, en- dos tandas, ha
ran su primera presentation EN-
ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Tomara parte en- la function Ell
cuadro alma Espanola," que
integran Teresita Espana, la
Nina de Ecija, Mary Sevilla, Je-
s1s Perosans y Julio Alfonso.
Las locaiidades numeradas,
para la function del domingo, Sc
pondran hoy a la venta, en- Ell
Cfrculo Cubano, entire las 6 Y
, las 9 de la noche.
Entire las 3 y las 6 ne Ia t-rde
del sabado sc podran separar
localidades en- ell Circulo Cuba
no.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
PUEBLO

Damos a nueStros lectoras, &C
mo obsequio, esta notable COM
posici6n poetiva de Pedro Gar
fias, titulada PUEBLO:
Quiero que til me fundas
con tn torrente negro,
quiero que til me abraces
hasta saltar mis- huesos,
que me mezclen tus aguas,
que me alumbren tus cielos.
Pueblo d6cil y enorme
como un gigantic bueno.
Perd6name ell lenguaje
dificil de mis- versos.
Quisiera hablar contigo
la vOz de tn silencio
y como til, sufrido,
y fuerte y sobrio y serio
abrir para la muerte
las puertas de mi pecho.
Ay, iquien sinti6 en- SD frente
la colera del pueblo
sin quebrarsele en- sombras
de barro ell esqueleto?
C6lera de elefante
dulce como cordero
que devasta las selvas
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
"FUTURO"

Por deferencia del compane-
70 Lassus recibimos esta reVis-
IA, que Sc publica en- Mejico.
COlabOran en- ella notables es-
critores, que defender la cauSa
del pueblo espanol.
Desde este arenal, con el pu-
no en- alto, en- prueba de rebel
dia contra los tiranos, saluda-
mos al colega.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
10 QUE QTROs DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
PW Jose r. Samfelis

Produce una sensation de re.
pugnancla 10 que eSta sucedien.
do con ell proceso contra amos
cuantos individuos que dedica.
ban su lnteligencia, dinero e in
tluencias, para proporcionar d.
version a los que les gusta a.
rriesgar su dinero a un numero,
una carta o los dados.
TODD este es baladf, una So
lemne t~onteria, despues de 10 81
cedido con Ell tristemente celebre
case del secuestro de tres ciuda-
danos, la flagelaci6n, embrea =
miento y emplumado, de TODD 10
cual result6 una lamentable de-
function.
GQue importancia puede tie :
ner para esta laboriosa comuni-
dad, para nuestra dichosa comu
nidad, que Antonio, Juan Fran
cisco, Pedro, Pablo, Ell Chino Y
la Mulata vivian de 10 q. les pro-
duce la exploitation de juegos al
AGAR?
Ell mayor numero de los que
dedicamos unos minutes a la lee
tura de los diarios, nos damos
cuenta del valor de ESQ que NOM
bran "Justicia", en- ell florecien-
tie Estado de Florida, y especial
mente en- Tampa, donde Sc han
cometidO alevosoS asesinatos,
que permanecen impunes, en- Ell
mas absolute misterio.
iiLos muertos al hoyo, los vi
vos al polio!
Muchos de los que Sc mues-
tran escandalizados, porque u
nos cuantos individuoS Sc dedi-
can a vivir del tanto por ciento
que les produce ell juego de AGAR,
parece que no sc dan cuenta que
de ESQ, indirectamente, viven
eilos tamlbien. Los propietarios
de los edficios donde estan ms
talados los juegos, recaudan ere
cidos alquileres por las casas
donde Sc juega.
ViVen de ESQ, y por cual-
quier angulo que 10 estudiemos,
son muchisimos los que viven de
ESQ, cuando funcionan las ca
sas de juegos.
Esos que ahora Sc nos presen-
tdn Ian puEItdnoS, nan Jugad0 Y
puede ser que todavfa jueguen.
Ell juego tiene la distinction de
ser universal.
Desde que DioS puso a nues-
tro padre Adam en- ell Paradise
Terrenal, Sc comenz6 a jugar.
Del juego a los escondidos con
nueStra madre Eva, Adam Sc ga
no una jugosa manzana, y ade-
mas lie jug6 la cabeza al Crea-
dor.
Eel Patriarca Noe, jug6 con
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
INA OFERTA DEL


Casimiro Hernandez, uno de
Jos duefos del acreditado Restau
rant Columbia, en- la manana de
hoy nos ofreci6 Glen raciones,
para ell almuerzo del dia 81 de
julio, completamente gratis.
Ell ofrecimiento 10 pasaremos
esta noche al Comite Popular
Democratico.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
COMITE POPULAR

Hoy, como de c~ostumbre, Sc
reunira ell Comite Popular De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espana,
en- ell Centre Obrero.
Presidira Jose Martinez. Su-
please la asistencia de todos los
companeros.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
La obra de la retaguarda de Tampa,
que es vanguardia de America
en- la ayuda a favor de Espana

" degata los vientos
y entire rocas y arboles
va abyiendoSe sendero.
Ser como til Y no mas,
como tus hijos. Pueblo,
nj mejor nj peor
nj dltimo nj primero:
Una onda en- las ondas
de tn torrente negro.
La gaceta., 1938-07-15
COMITE FEMENINO

La secretaria del Comite Fee
menino, inteligente companera,
avisa a sus hermanas de acci0n
y humanidad, 10 siguiente: IN
formo a las queridas compane-
ras que la junta regular del pro-
ximo lunss Sc suspende para Ell
dia 20, con motive de la llegada
del querido companero general
Santiago j. Philemore, inspec-
tor general de la Cruz Roia Els
pamela.
Para 81 microbes Sc encarece
la asistencia de todas las compa
neras, considerable que hay a.
Suntos de trascendencia que re-
solver.