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The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Negotiations Open for
East Bowl Charity Tilt

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 Q.NS0
A syndicate today commenced ne,
gotiations for an East Bowl char.
ity football game to be held either
at the Polo Grounds or the Yam
kee Stadium on December 10.
It is planned to make the game,
pitting an Eastern team against
a standout eleven of another sec.
ton, an annual affair which may
in time rival the Rose Bowl.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
REDSKINS DRILL
'ON LOYOLA FIELD
FOR BEAR GAME
By Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Forsaking
Wrigley Field as a training site
for the coming clash with the Chi
cago Bears, the Redskins drilled
today upon a secluded portion OF
the nearby Loyola University
campus.
Although the Redskins were
supposed to have absolute privacy
at Wrigley Field, home of the
Bears, Coach Ray Flaherty pre-
fers getting his team away from
the prying eyes of the Bears coach
ing staff who last year watched
every Redskin workout from an
apartment house which towers
over Wrigley Field.
For the rest of the week the
world champions will divide their
drills between Loyola and the golf
course thanking their Edgewate:
each hotel headquarters.
IDEAL LOCATION
The Loyola practice field, long
in disuse since football was aban
doned at that school, is an ideal
location. Located a few blocks
north of the Edgewater Beach
Hotel, the field fringes the shore
of Lake Michigan and is hidden
Continued on Page ~, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
No Comps Issued
For {. U.-Miami Till

Holders of complimentary sea.
son passes for the Catholic Uni
versity football season will not be
admitted on them to the Miami
University game at Griffith Sta
dium, ArmiStice Day, under the
auspices of the American Legion.
This is a benefit game and no
complimentary tickets will be dis
tributed.
All paid season tickets for C. U.
Stadium games and student
tickets will be honored.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Here's Grid Record
That's Hard TO Equa

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla, Nov.
e.-Gulf High School team has a
unique record on the football
field. It has played eight games,
won none, and has had 443 points
scored against it. This Is its first
year on the gridiron.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08

big and he was football with intense devotion
HIN % ball " @ hm n sRs E ghh
he down the leather ugge ts AS s HA n
honored story Minnesota player Twas ia after Sa
@ Ssne nome %1r HELLER who had tackled tackled by
Of times was standing in @ the aisle Of the S car
sudden 5R s s14S tSo rn IS2R1g SaG1RsK H
SUsTaT 5UsT TAckIEp eSRi ID THE Ef1E0i TRAM ' ~
but he played lot 5s O 9pos to do Soo
IT 90 his as0G5 own
M nsSeG Of aH ay M
IN into t1 M 4oTs
N PR M sD TM soS %
FACE" luy gaining in that game and had
lot JOE 81 run IS WI" NoT fs cKEa hz IN
sAX He was in ted Tne Ub friends deg Is Vic
5oND9s' asked med ons of no doubt
that all the world would know
AND NOW IT SEEMS THAT JUDGE lands, old gaffe
hasn't the slightest intention of esgnag & as M e has
chsted with party Of men who are fairly to things
VIZ % IN eent5sst
And if he Offered anohsr contract the chances are
TECH of the rare ones on Saturday
cds S and RR 1sSa
his and scored touchdown DR. JOCK SGIHEK En-
ASD aa was s
Chester smith, PltCSpurgn
sports editor of prophet also He picked he
skibos the Panther WHICH TOOK REAL COURAGE
JACK DEMPSEY vows THEM IN THE PROVINCES
5se4 @ s a At 33d hE EHs nc
and the yokelry wild JOE GOULD announced lew
days future che would do all the fighting for JIM
BRADDOCK" The following day THREE mail trucks unloaded
letters challenging Gould And he's great guy s
Gould Looks as if the New York State Athletic Commls
APOSTOIL. YOUNG CORBETT fight title match.
wNOOTBALL OFFICIALS ARE PUT ON THE SPOT WEEKLY
at the major games
fundamental that officials in motion with plays, CAN
the inractions of rule BORDEFlINE CASES
officials doWnfleId blocking
SdeSwpe after he has established
contact momentum carry into position which
on screen CALLED CLIPPING Other
possible called the But by
and large of officials THIS YEAR SEEMS TO BE
MORE than eral years And this Is
professional The pro officials are
Instructed to ruin by whsing it to death AND
THEY MAKE TOO MANY ALLOWANCES.
spiral FIELDING YOST Of Michigan
that he created the style Other critics credit VAUGHAN
that Of the old Carlisle players first used that method
contending folks.
tackles all BEINOR, of NOTRE
DAME and BERGNER of NAVY But STELLA, of ARMY
will pinch All three of them have Of getting to
the in a the of
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Held to Draw

ST. JOHN New Brunswick,
Nov. 8.-The Atlantic City Sea-
gulls of the Eastern United States
Hockey League opened the Mari,
time provinces hockey season here
last night, being held to a 2-all
draw by the st. John Beavers.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08

HEAV VYWE1Gh1 y n n N L OINOI14F VI
THE WORLD. Well, anyway, for that
portion of the world that the wrestling trust
has allotted to them E. The two greatest
fullbacks of recent years are BRONKO
NAGURSKI OF MINNESOTA. AND JOE
SAVOLDI OF NOTRE DAME.
THE THOUGHT PERSISTS THAT IF
JOE TURNER would just let the boys
wrestle for the all-time all-American fullback
position, the crowd would see more action
than it will see on Thursday. There'd
be a REAL THRILL in watching SAVOLD1
crash a line once more for three yards
and touchdown. 1t would be great to
see NAGURSKI race off tackle for first
down when the GOLDEN GOPHERS NEED
ED THAT DISTANCE IN A GR1DlRON
CRISIS. And the crowd would love to
see the Bronko come up once more to stop
an enemy thrust for a needed yard
BRONKO IN SPANISH MEANS MEAN"
ONLY THEY SPELL 1T BRONCHO.
Nagurski was about as mean on loot
cOI11H He
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Bierman Calls Irish
Best Team Since 1890

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 8 IN.S0
Coach Bernie Bierman, Of Mime
sofa, today told his squad Gopher
scouts report that Notre Dame has
its best team since 1880 and seems
a sure bet" to win Saturday at
South Bend. The Gophers, how
ever, were reported in fine shape
for the Irish.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
'CLENWOOD NATL
STEEPLECHASE.
NEXT SATURDAY
BY RHODA CHRISTMAS

The third running of the Glen
wood National Steeplechase will
take place at Glenwood Park
Course, Middleburg, Va, Saturday,
November IL.
This event will carry a value OF
The Washington times., 1938-11-08

$1,000 a n d / S
again the fea-
ture race of the
a n n u a | fall
meeting of the
M id d l e b u rg
Hunt Race AS.
Sociation, Inc.
There will be
six races on the
card, which will
include, in addi,
ton to the fea.
ture race, the
R. Penn Smith,
Jr. Ch a | lenge
Plate, to be run
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
BISCUIT TO REST

Baltimore, NoU. s NN.S.).
Charles S. HorOard, oWner of Se0bis-
cult, has decided to give the conquerOr
of War Admiral well-e0rned rest.
The Biscuit probably DiIl not race
again until the 500, 900 Santa Anita
Handicap in February.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
-FRANK BUCKONEILL'

1.-TWO OF THE GREAT FULLBAcKs OF RECENT YEARS IN
4 FOOTBALL will be washington Thursday night. .
they accoutred in the of the gridron
stripped the waist with pair of ring shoes on
their feet gong of the whistle that
sent them into action THEY WILL WRESTLE FOR THE
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Raiders Drill for VioIetS

HAMILTON, N. Y. Nov. 8
G.N.S0.-Colgate drilled for the
New York University game Satur-
day by experimenting with new
plays today,
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Cornell Sophomores
Eve BdCkfeId Posts

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 8 QN.SO.
Three Sophomores were strong
contenders today for backfield po-
sitions when Cornell clashes with
undefeated Dartmouth Saturday.
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
Homecoming for Yankee Star
~MNNN~NNNN

EUGENE, oRE.-Joe Flash" Gordon, second base
Of the world champion Yanks, is welcomed back to
of the Cubs pitcher. He'll graduate in time for spring
training, receiving degree in February. QNP)
The Washington times., 1938-11-08
WEST VA. MAY MAR HOYA RECORD
NAVY DRILLS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, NOU. S.-With
every player on the field, Mays Uor-
sity squad started preparation for the
Columbia game in NeU York next Sat-
urd0y, feeling that the result WiH h0Ue
a big bearing on the game With Army
two Weeks hence.
Yesterd0ys work Was against the B
squad, UI1ich used Columbia plays.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
4 fq3IF5 The Society World oRe4 Sd924

MRS. Charlene Lewis, operator
Ct the Nov York Beauty Salon
recently - nj Ter vacation wit
her mcglci, Mrs. Emma Mccants,
Of 251s Patrick St. While Mrs.
Lewis wa 4 Omaha, she was en-
t%ertaine1 by meny friends.
CT Taursjay Dec. 8. Mrs. Addie
George OF 2531 Charles honored
Mrs. Lows with a dinner and thea
fre party. o hers who entertained
the visitors were Mr.. and Mr. Ed
ward Ha,aen st a dinner, and thea
ire. Parties for Mrs. l. evils were
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Flansgan
on December Il, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Caldwell en- Dec Is. Mr.. en2 Mrs
Henderson gave a farewell dinner
fer the former 0mahan at their
home at 1920 n. 25th st. on Dec
e~'ber 10th. On the follow NO day
Mrs. Lewis left for New York
e..
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
COUNT ON ME CLUB

tn tat on Ne Club Of 81
lem Raptiat Church, met Tuesday
Deeemitr 9th, at the hene Of Mrs.
Hall, 26f7 Decatur. Tee opening
SON was led by Mrs. Green, the
scripture by Mrs. McCary and
prayer by Mrs. Williams There
were elevsH present Everyone had
a word to say. The tslks were very
interesting and ffforded much food
for thought. We were pleased to
have IS cur guest, Mr7. Alfred
Baldwin. After business the club
adjourned to meet Tuesday, Jan
uary 2. 1899 at tie home Of our
pre- iaaps, Mrs. Fronnie Green, 947
N. 27h Avenue.
The Count on he Club wishes
to e1fsr t'is frestine to our ms
tor, wife ard host Of friends. May
the New Year hring good health
and cheer, enough 10 blot out all
the sorrows Of the BY gone years.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
DAWN N

The Gay Westerners held their
first formal Christmas Dawn dance
December 26th at the Masonic
Hall. This club started their
guests off for the holidays with
{. real holiday spirit. The music
was hot. The ladies' were charm
ingly dressed. TIE Jitterbug
dance was the feature of the norm
ing and all who did net know how
to Go the ~Jitterbue soon caught on
after watching Mr.. Woods of
Washington, D. c. guest OF Mr..
Carlton Goodlet, who really could
~Jitterbug. Mr.. Gaitha Pegg, pres
ident of the club introduced the
Cher officers and out of town
guests. Each male member wore
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
MIR. AND MRS. DAUGHERTY
VISITS PARENTS

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Daugherty,
and Son of Kansas City, Mo-, are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Shipman of Both st. through
rat the hol days. Mrs. Daugherty
is the daughter of Mrs. Leslie
Shipman. Mr.. Daugherty is a
teacher in the high school depart
ment of the Public school of Kan
sag City.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
JOLLY TWENTY GIVFS PARTY
At SWINGLAND

Those who failed to at'end n
Jolly 27's Jitterbugs House Coct
Party, Vel. Dec. 81, at the Swing
land Carai5et certainly m,.sed a
treat. Tables has been reserved for
ives crowded, The Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity had the star table beside
thu dance platform. The charming
ladies had house coats of very
description on. Every social club
in Omaha was represented. The
Jelly twenty Club presented the
guests with balloons and every
noise maker conceivable The mem
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
MANY VISITS A


Arong the holiday visitors who
aro visiting their families are: Mrs
Mamie Surrant visiting her sister,
Mrs. Josper Brown; Miss Margaret
Williams visiting her sister, Mrs.
Edgar Lee Mr.. Paul Moore visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rue
len Moore whose arrival was a
surprise.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

We wish to thank our many
friends and customers for your
loyal support for the short time
that we've been in business. Our
employees also wish to thank
you for your response due to
our advertising in the Omaha
Guide. One friend telling another
about us has added much to our
buisn ID success.
BY continuing to give us your
futur business, yeu will enable
us to keep g, more of your group
in steady employment. The up
to date cIaiity merchandise that
we have to offer are as reasona-
BILE priced as the down town
stores offer and in some in
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

erson; Chief Bailiff Olive Davies /:
Jury Commissioner, Mary Anne
Elicit; Probation Officer Mary
Alice Wills S, Associate Judges,
irma Mellon, Mad-li Harold,
Irsnces Sims. Maxine Owen and
Tnez Mckinley, Mrs Dorothy Pen
ich, oHnorary Judge.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

bers did all in their power to make
each and every one feel they must
have a good time and they did.
Each club member and their wife
wore a Jolly Twenty De.ign on
t.seit breast. Mr. Red Perkins, sur
passed hmsalf in the floor show
END lis own golf act brought the
house down with applause.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

week.. She enjoyed her visit very
much
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

Read the Omaha Guide for ads
results.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

Mrs. Zenobia Harper returned
homo Wednesday Dec. 81, from a
visit to Evergreen and Birmingham
Alabama where she was the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. Laurel
Bonam and other relatives. She
was gone five months and two
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

Mr.. ane Mrs. W. Taylor were
tcst and hostess at a dinner on
Christmas day, at their home at
2515 Writ. All enjoyed the dinner
very mlssh.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

MI. and Ms. James II. Williams
entertained ct a Christmas dinner
At their home. 2816. Blonde St.
Christmas afternoon. A tasty din
ne was prepared for the occasion.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31

REMEMBE BILLS LOAN BANK & MERCHANDISE STORE
1904 N oath ST. WEB. 1869
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
XMAS PARTY AT DREAMLAND

Mondsy night the D~eamlan1
Hal was beautifully decorated
WITH tea art site and brilliant signs
thai glittered like sparkling dia-
80 20 c~e'a ewes and spelled
the name of the Danes, who had
summoned their guests at the &C.
en-. Bession of the Court of Merri-
ment to witness the verdict on
"Old Man Gloom. As the beau
tiful and charningly dressed lad
les danced the Jitterbug with
tier escorts one could see that
"Old Man Gloom" was doomed.
The World-Herald photographers
took the pictures of the lovely and
charming members of the club.
Members of the club are: Chief
Justice Celestine Smith; Assistant
Chief Justice Sallie Henderson,
Chief Clerk Louise Crumbley; AS
sistant Chief Clerk, Lorraine Dick
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
stances much cheaper.

tances much cheaper.
l acsure you that at any time
you desire to visit our store you
will leave fully convinced. Have
you considered the extra car
fare and time spent in doing
your shopping down town. Your
ne'ghborhood store offers you as
much value and quality and price
a. a savings to you.
Nc extra charge for us ng our
friendly layaway plan. The sales
taft and myself wish to thank
our many friends for their hearty
cooperation and to wish you a
Happy and Prosperous NEW
YEAR.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-31
tho colors Of the club, green and
geld in the lapels of Their coats.
BROTHERS CELEBRATE
HOLIDAYS

Mr.. Carleton G5odlet of 2s15
{ nney St who received his doc
for's degree of philospy returned
N the holidays and has as his
guess. two Of his fraternity bro
tiers from Washington, D. C.
They are Messrs Lawson and
Woods. These young men certain
" are rushing the young ladies' of
the college set.
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
NOTAS SOCIALES

Vimos ALI, cerca de las On
Ice, al presidente del Centre Els.
panel, Don Ramon Fernandez
Rey, que obsequiaba a sus ami
gos, en- compania de Paquito, y
felicibaba a la sociedad.
Mas tarde llegaron y tuvie-
ron para ell Circulo cordiales pa
iabras de felicitaci6n, Ell Sr. JUS
to Rodriguez, preSidente del
Centre Asturiano, y su bella es-
posa; Vicente Guastella, presi-
dente de la Unione, con SUI ele-
gante hija y otros familiares
Tanasino Glaviano, presidente
de La Italia, Y su respectable ia
milia; DR.. Juan M. de la Puen-
te, consul de Cuba; ell Sr. Enten
Ia, vicec6nsul y j6ven muy a
preciado por su caballerosidad
Cesar Rivero, canciller del con-
Sulado de Cuba; DR.. Luis Rey,
uno de los medicos del Circulo
DR.. loretta; comandante Mac
kler, segundo iefe de sandal de
Tampa, Ell compahia de sus ia.
m~iliares; V~ictoriano Manteiga
director de este peri6dico; Attire
do Montoto, de La Traducci6n
(Fasr a Ia 10. pd0.)
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
Ell BUNCOPARTY
.leto Ell Bun MEgICO

Fue I'm exito complete Ell Bur
co Party celebrado anoche pol
ell Comite Femenino de Socorrc
a Espana, en- Ia sala de los caba-
lleros del Aguila de Orc.
Al pasar por la puerta, donde
esperaban comisiones de com.
paneras, las senoras Y senoritas
entregaban pleas de ropa para
las madres de Espana, afligidas
hoy por la guerra ell dofor.
Los hombres pagaban 25 CEN
tavos y 10 hacian con ell mayor
gusto.
Primero Sc jugo al Bunco y
despueS Sc pas6 una noche a.
gradaIbilfsima, con recuerdos pa
ra la obra de humanidad que
realiza Ell pueblo Espanol.
La comisi6n organizadora
puede sentirse satisfecha del e
xito.
Sc pens6 en- has madres que
sufren, en- las que tienen ago.
biado el espiritu por hondas pc
mas, y Sc hicieron votos -por Ell
future de la Repablica Espano-
la.
Las hermanas del Comite Fee
menino, tan mobiles, tan genera
sas. tan desinteresadas, pueden
sentirse satisfechas.
Elias dedican a la obra de Es-
pafa, que es la obra de su cora
ION, las mejores horas de su vi
da, las que tienen disponibles
para ell descanso.
Ayudar a las madres de Es-
pana, martirizadas por ell fas-
cismo International, es ayudar
a los padres del mundo.
Los ninos espanoles mueren
destrozados por las bombas del
totalitarismo; pero los hombres
y las mujeres de Espana Sc man
tienen en- sus puestos de honor.
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
La Verbena del CtrcaAo


Fiesta espIendida Ia del saba
do, en- Ell palacio del Cfrculo Gu
bano, con motive de la inaugu-
raci6n del patio para verbenas Y
picnics.
Alrededor del patio, junto al
nuevo piso acknowledgements pu-
lido Y encerado, Sc colocaron
mesas para centenares de perSo
mas, todas elias bien relaciona-
das y apreciando en- sus justos
meritoS la obra de la Sociedad
Guiana.
Desde las primeras horas de
la noche, cuando fue iluminado
ell patio, Sc congregaron ALI pa
ra trafalgar con ell mayor desin-
teres, las secciones Atletica, pre-
sidida p or Luis Sanchez; la de
recreto y adorno, cantina, da-
mas y miembros de la directiva.
Paquito Garcia, ell presidente,
atendia a los primeros invitados
hue llegaban.
En- ell piso alto, donde tocaron
dos orquestas americanas, la
animation era bambien grande.
A las once, la orluesta "Los
Bohemios", dirigida por Maxi
mo Eehegaray, TOGO la primera
pieaa y centenares de parejas
estrenaron ell patio.
Por todos los angulos Sc Dian
elogios para la directiva y de los
socios del Circulo, y en- particu-
lar para la secci6n Atletica. or
ganizadora de La Verbena.
Bonita la Illumination, mag
nifico ell sistema de altavoces, e.
legante la ~cantina, eficiente ell
servicio...
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
ARMSTRONG Sc r
PARA SU PELEA DEL OLA
26

New York, Mayo 9.-resan
do I42 libras, Ell mayor peso
que obtuviera desde su nsci-
miento, Henry Armstrong, 81
negro campe6n del peso de plu-
ma, sc prepare en- Pompton La
keS, N. Y, para su pelea del dia
26 con ell hebreo Barney Ross.
Armstrong piensa rebajar su
peso a 1856 libras, de modo que
Ross solo lie lleve una ventaja de
cinco o seis libras ell dia del com
bate. Ross ha ofrecido que subj
ra al ring con 142 libras.
Armstrong puso a dormir ell
pasado 80 de mario, en- ell Hippo
drmoo, a Lou Feldman; desde
entonces ha venido descansan I
do.
Hoy por la tare ell negro CO.
menzara a Zanzibar golpes con
sus socios de practicas, aumen-
tando SUI actividad.
Jose Luis, ell negro campe6n,
anuncia que preseneiara la pc
lea entire Armstrong y Ross.
Ell negro campe6n del peso
'ompleto Sc pondra en- forma pa
a su pelea del % de JUNO, EN-
New York, con ell aleman Make
Schmeling.
Luis Sc presentara ell mierco-
'es a la Comisi6n Atletica del
Estado de New York, cuando ha
ia una vista a ese organismo
Il germano Make Schmeling.
Schmeling arribara hoy de
Alemania en- ell vapor Bremen.
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
REGRESO La OOMlSlON
QUE M MANDARA A
WASHINGTON

A la una de la madrugada de
ho< regresaron a Tampa, desde
Washington los comisionados
que al Comit@ Popular Democra
tico mandara a la capital de la
naci6n. 4
Hicieron ell viaje en- Ell auto
m6wil de la Sra. Maria Gill y
ademAs de esta DANA retorna =
ron Oscar Montana, de la Ju-
ventud Democratica de West
Tampa, y la Srta. Elena Lastra.
La Sra. Gill y la Srta. Lastra
lleyaron Ia representation del
capltulo local de los Amigos
Norteamericanos de la Democra
cia Espanola, que preside ell
Rev. J. A. Phillips.
Retorna la Comisi6n muy sa
tisfecha y tiene frases de eIogio
para Ell Representative Bernard,
de Minnesota, un gran amigo
de Espana, y para el represen-
tante Peterson, de Ia Florida.
FL senador Andrews, de la
Florida, no les atendi6 bien, 10
que prueba es un reaccionario o
I'm indiferente en- cuanto a la
causa de Espafia.
McReynolds, ell representan-
to dem6crata, presidente de la
Gomisi6n de Relaciones Exterio
res de la Camara, Sc opone a Ia
modification de Ia ley.
Tienen los v~isitantes la impre
sion de que McReynolds siente
poca simpatia por Ia causa de
ESpa1a y patrocina la ridicula
neutralidad q. tanto perjudica a
la Republica.
Ed e~ncargado de Negocios,
don Carlos de la Casa, pidi6 a
Moya saludara a nuestro direc-
tor y este peri6dico, 10 que agra
decemos.
Dentro de pocos dfas p.sara
por aqui, segdn los viajeros, Ell
Sr. Gabriel Garcia Maroto, no
table escritor, premio de litera-
tura, que hablaba a los leales de
Tampa.
A Garcia Maroto lie conocie-
ron los comisionados de Tampa
en- la Embajada de Espafla.
Ell Comite Popular Democra
tico le hara un buen recIbimien
to, de acuerdo con sus meritos.
y por ostentar la representation
del ministerio de instruction
P1blica.
Saludamos a los buenos COM
pafleros y companeras y les fe-
licitamoS Dor haber desempena-
do fielmente su comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1938-05-09

tMEJICO
La retaguardia de Tampa a.
lienba de TODD corazon la obra
patri6tica del gobierno de Msjf-
co, presidido por el general de
division Lazaro CardenaS.
Por los abuses que realizaba
con los trabajadores mejicanos,
la industrial petrolera ha sido
expropiada y Ell pueblo mejica-
no pagan Ell justo valor de los
pozos y las tierras.
K Los ferrocarriles mejicanos,
para su mejor funcionamiento,
acaban de ser entregados tam
bien a los obreros.
FL dfa % Sc verified La entire
ga de los ferrocarriles Y toma-
ron possession de los puestos di-
rectivos los mas viejos tecnicos
ferrocarrileros y mecanicos. To
dos han adquirido ell compromi-
so de soStener los jornaies den-
tro de los terminus de la ley del
trabajo y de cubrir los compro
misos pecuniarios que las lineas
tienen con los acreedores extran
jeros.
Hablando por sus compane-
ros ell Secretario General del
|Sindicato manifesto que todos
sus camaradas estaban dispues-
tos a demostrar en- la practica
su capacidad tecnica para ma
nejar las lineas ferreas. Ell p1-
blico espera no solo el buen ma
nejo de los ferrocarriles, sino
una mejoria notable en- todos los
servicios.
Asisti6 a la entrega como re-
presentante del presidente de la
Rep1blica, Ell general Francisco
j. Mugica, scretario de comuni
caciones Y obras p1blicas.
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
LA CAMARA DE C0MERCIO
DE YBOR

Celebrara ell microbes una inn
portante junta la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor.
Ell nuevo presidente, buen a.
migo M. K. Hudson, anuncia ell
siguiente orden del dia: Infor-
me sobre ell banquete annual Y e.
lecci6n; toma de possession de los
oficiales Y directories; nombra-
La gaceta., 1938-05-09
DEL COMITE

Esta noche sc reunira ell Co
mite Femenino de Socorro a Es-
pafia, en- Ell Centre Espanol.
Els la junta regular de todos
los lunes, de acuerdo con Ell pro-
+grama aprdbado por las compa-
neras.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
das las hermanas.
La gaceta., 1938-05-09

mientos de Comites; distribu i.
zion de asuntos pertenecientes a
cada Comite.
Encarese la asistencia de to-
dos los directories.