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Evening star., 1939-07-03
1arheeI Liked Better
Than Little or Low in
Event Opening Today
Tricky Winds and Huge
Greens at St. Andrews
Proving Troublesome
BY DREW MIDDLETON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July s.
From habit formed in the gay days
of the 20s, when Jones, Hagen ct al.
took Scottish golf courses apart with
uncanny ease, the natives are re-
garding the American entry in the
British open, which started today,
with suspicious, if friendly, eyes.
They freely predict great things
for one of the trio, young Johnny
Bulla.
None of the Americans, Lawson
Little, Bulla nor George Low, jr.,
JenkintoWn, Pa, star, has been out
standing in practice, but the natives
say, Aye and Bobbie and Hagen
use to come here and fool a bit
beforehand, too. But when the
tournament started, aye, they were
solid men"
Wind BOthers Bulla.
Bulla, at least, hasn't done any
fooling. He has been out there
every day, banging the ball. Wind
apparently bothers him and he has
been making the same shot two or
three days to observe the wind
changes.
Every time the wind shifts this
is a different course" he said.
He is a big hulking guy, built
somewhat like Babe Ruth, with an
affable air that already has half
captured the Scots. They follow
him around in droves, marveling
at his length off the tee and at
the general informality of his play.
For instance, when he blows a
long putt, he speaks to his putter
sternly. If he sinks one, he con-
graduates it.
Bulla is "out of" Greensboro, N. c.,
and would just as soon talk about
Southern football as Scottish golf.
He followed the usual course of
United States pros, learning as a
caddy, picking up an assistant pro
job and then joining the winter
circuit to really learn what this
game is about"
Putter Bothering Him.
Unlike Lawson Little, who has
been here before and knows the
ropes, he is naively astonished at
everything. He gets belt out of
the boys in kits, the big portrait
Of the Duke of Windsor in the royal
and ancient clubroom. the way the
wind blows and the accent of the
kids asking for autographs.
Certainly is wonderful layout" :"
he said. If that wind keeps up
we'll have some fun this week. l
have been working on this chip and
run game since I arrived and I
think I've got it, but gosh, I still
am having trouble putting Never
did see such big greens; you need
a guide to find the hole-if you
get on"
He's frank to say he has "a darn
good chance" and thinks any one
of four or five players-Henry Cot
ton, Little, Jim Bruen, the Irish
champ; Bobby Locke, the South
African, or himself can win.
Reginald Wnitcombe. present
titlist, hasn't been playing for
scores in practice, chiefly because
the immense gallery follows so close
ly he can't get set.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
West Virginia Coddies
In State Title Meet
By the Associated Press.

by Ine AsSocla TED Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. July 3.-The lads who make
work of Juggling golf clubs around
will get their chance at glory this
month, and a crack at West Vir-
ginia's caddie crown.
Turning players, the caddies will
compete for prizes in tournament
starting July "a and leading up to
36-hole finals.
Rules call for 18-hole qualifying
round and 18-hole match play until
the championship round.
AS for age limits-there won't be
any. But there's one big restric-
ton: No caddie who has been a
professional can play.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
'Leod Sees Runyan
As Easily Keeping
P. 6. A. Crown
Short Layout Is Suited
To Paul; Spencer and
Shorey Go Wednesday

Fred Mcleod crinkled up a crisp
bill in his pudgy fist. See If you
can't get this down on Paul Runyan
at whatever odds you can get to
win the P. G.. A. championship" he
said. 1T looks to me as if they are
delivering that championship again
to Paul, playing 1t over 6,300-yard
course like that one at Pomonok. u
And that seems to be the prevail
ing opinion around town, a week in
advance of the opening of the pro
match play championship. Fred
tossed few dollars into the hat
last year at Shawnee on Runyan
and won. He'll do it again this year
Il don't see how they can lick that
fellow on short course" he said.
d. C. Men Well Paired.
The two Washington qualifiers for
the tourney-Mel Shorey of East
Potomac Park and Cliff Spencer of
Beaver Dam-Will leave town We'd
nesday for the scene of the tourney
at Flushing, Long Island, within
sight of the Worlds Fair peristyle.
Both have been given good pairings
in the metal round, starting Sunday,
July 9, and winding up the follow
ing day.
Shorey, who led the local field in
the sectional rounds at Indian
Spring 10 days ago, plays at 1:54
Sunday and 11:42 Monday with
Herman Barron of White Plains and
Paul Mangrum of Los Angeles.
Spencer plays at 1l:48 Sunday
and 2 pm. Monday with long
hitting Charlie Penna of Chicago
and Eddie Miller of Gadsden, Ala.
Charlie used to be the caddie- mas
ter at Congressional during the
regime of Tommy and Sandy Ar
mour. He is quite a golfer in his
own right and is rated one of the
longest hitters among the pro golf
ers around Chicago.
Runyan to Play in Test.
Runyan. as the defending champ.
does not have to qualify. But he
Will play IN the medal round to try
to win the Alex Smith Memorial
Medal, which goes, with tidy piece
of change, to the medalist. The
champion will play with Felix Sera-
fin and Ky Laffoon.
A flock of former champions will
compete in the tourney. And there's
one angle that shouldn't be over
looked. Camel-backed Ralph Gull
dahl doesn't now hold national
championship. He never has won
the P. G. A. and he'd like to win it.
He will be in there, one of the favo-
rites to grab the crown. So will
Sammy Snead, runner-up to Run
yam last year. Sam passed up the
British open championship for an
other Whirl at the P. G. A.
Any gent who qualities cuts in
for slice of the prize money. They
all get a piece of transportation
money.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Yankees Beer Out EorIy
Opinions of Experts

The Standout in both leagues, of
course, is the Yankees. In the spring
roundup OF opinions there were only
a few scattered votes against the
Yanks when it came to picking the
American League pennant winner
one or two from Cleveland, where
hope springs eternal-one or two
from Boston, where Tom Yawkey
has been building a team to break
the Yankees grip on baseball-and
one lusty one from Washington, cast
by Clark Griffith. who for years has
been trying to knock the Yankees
down.
The Yankees have returned the
compliment by stringing with the
experts who, during the training
season, strung with them. There
is no doubt. anyWhere-not even
among the managers and players
on the rival teams-that the Yanks
will win again. The only uncer-
tainty that fingers has to do with
the number of games they will win
and the extent of their margin of
NlNtolS az bllt lllllSII l10lC, az l,
1t is reasonable to believe that the
team in front on the Fourth of July
will be in front when the final
reckoning is made on the 1st of
October.
Right down through the American
League the form has held up. The
clubs have spurted and fallen back
had their drives and their slumps,
their high spots and their disap-
pointments. But by and large the
standing of the clubs looks-with
the exception of the transposed po-
sitions of Washington and Phila-
delphia-very much like the chart
the dopesters worked out in early
April: New York, Boston, Cleve-
land, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia
Washington and St. Louis,
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Shoot for Trop Titles

WINCHESTER. Va, July 3 LP).-
The Virginia Trapshooting Asso-
cations 40th annual tournament
opened here today with firing in
the State doubles championship.
handicap championship and in the
five-man-team event. The annual
business meeting will be held to-
night.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Moaning Golfers
Revise Game
Ey the Associated Press.

5.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July s.
When George +. Won Kolnitz III
and Howard Read, businessmen,
bemoaned their lack of golflng
proficiency, attorney Huger Sink
Ter agreed to play with them on
their own terms.
So they plan to play this week
with Won Kolnitz using a tennis
racket and ball and Read throw
ing a golf ball around the 18
holes.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Montgomery County League

Takoma Tigers continued their
brisk pace in the Montgomery
County League by chalking up an
30 victory over Glen Echo, but the
feature bit of action was supplied
by Market Pharmacy in winning
over Bethesda by 6-2 margin. Four
runs in the eighth inning clinched
matters for the Marketmen.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Cyr Qualities for PIoy
In Public Links Meet
BY the Associated Press.

BY Ute ASSOCIateQ PTeSS.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 3.-Four
men, two of them veterans of last
year, qualified for the 1889 national
public links golf tournament at
Baltimore July 24-29.
Winners were Louis Cyr, who went
to the finals at Cleveland last year,
only to lose l down on the 36th
hole; Yves Berner, another veteran;
Bob Hofer and Dick Crosby.
Cyr and Hofer carded l44s, Berner,
149. and Crosby. 148.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Georgetown Surprises

Georgetown A. c. upset the ROYAL
Giants in twin bill yesterday,
winning by scores of 80 and So.
Walker. ace of the Giants mound
corps, was the victim of George
towns timely batting in the opener.
The Giants pounded out Is hits in
the nightcap, but were helpless with
men on base.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Regal SoftboII Leuoue

One-sided games featured the
Regal Softball League games yes
terday. United Typewriters swamped
Tariff Commission, 1910; Charley's
overwhelmed Y. M. S. c., 81, and
mes-Herald disposed Of Blue
Streaks, 10-2.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Coast Bowling Stakes
Taken by Boscou
By the Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.-John
Bascou of San Francisco, with / 1,112
won the individual Sweepstakes last
night, closing event of the World
Fair bowling tournament.
Fred Chapman of Vancouver
British Columbia, was second, with
1,108, and Hank Marino, Milwaukee
third, 1085.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Winchester Defeated

Winchester lost a TO decision to
7-Up tossers yesterday as Lanny
Birch turned in a Shit pitching
effort. -Four runs in the second
clinched honors for Connie Wyche's
club.
Evening star., 1939-07-03
Diamond Tops Arrow

Diamond Cab triumphed over
Arrow Cab, 8-5. in a well played
game. Charley Bookers 4-hit pitch
ing and Charley Porter's homer with
two on featured the game.
Evening star., 1939-07-03

$3.50 pm-WMAL Senator Joseph Guffey Democrat
sylvana will advocate reelection
welt when he speaks The Third
during the National Rad Forum
1:oO pm-WMAl, the Flagstaff Indian Pow-Wow presented
The beat of native drums war-whoops of In
dian braves are heard 10000 Indians representing
some 30-odd tribes through their
SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM
6:4o pm-LONDON, Polo: India
1914 meg, 1913 m; GSD, meg. 255 M; GSB e:51
IS
700 pm-BUDAPEsT Beethoven Philharmonic Orchestra
HAT4 912 m
7:3O pm ROME folk 2ROs Mail
FRO, 118 254 m. meg,
S:30 pm-CARACAS, the Theaer YV5RC, meg,
SIT
lo:15 pm-LONDON, Ihe Humor Chung play GS
1926 meg, 1876 m; GSD, Ills meg, 255 m; GSB e51
Bis m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

IT'S amazing! Leading Stores sell
a bowl like this for So 90, yet Mazda
offers it with natural wood fork and
spoon for only 81 90. OF top-quality
Golden Birch, hand-rubbed to a sleek
high polish, this Mazda Salad Serv-
ing Bowl adds grace to the finest table.
1t makes salads look more tempting
). just as Mazda made dressings
make salads taste better.
Crisp, fresh green's and vegetables
deserve fresh dressings. With Mazda,
1.-The Salad Oil of Character" you can
prepare all kinds of fresh, delicious
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1345 G1RARD ST. NW-Ncely furnished
front room for III k; Frgidaire; everything
furn: hW; SS
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1o59 PARK RID. topp Rock Creek Park1-
Room porch bath with shower; inst h W
Qhone gentleman. Govt employe: S25 mo
$50 D ST. NE.-Handsome master bed.
room private shower; gentleman. At.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

WEST OF 10th. nr. golf course-Sw. eX-
pos. overlooking park; pvt. home; mr. bus.
/ 1908 Manchester lane NV Geo 2S9H
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS STOVE 4-burner nice; at 2209 Eye
ST. NV Call for 3 days
Evening star., 1939-03-26

OIL BURNER, finest, paid for, to be in-
stalled; act quick Shepherd 46O5-J
ORGAN. single manual Estey. greatly re-
duced. National 3223. JORDANS, COR
NER 18th AND G SITS NV
Evening star., 1939-03-26

PA1NTS-Inside or outside house paint.
s. 80 per gal. Turpentine 49c per gal.
S3;50 Johnsons house paint. So 9S gal.
oft, Stepladders ST each: it., 81 25; 5
gal black root coat. 81 10. Red roof paint
9Sc per gal, 52o1 Ga ave. NV. Geo II 30
Evening star., 1939-03-26

| P1ANO--We have Knabe baby grand one
OF the latest models and in unusually good
condition that can be purchased at a low
| price for a fine instrument Natl 1870
kltt,S l2SN G ST Omen evenings
Evening star., 1939-03-26

2221 10th ST. N.W-Newiy furnished
reasonable; Apt. :}O6 %.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

Bargain: front rm. near bath; priyate
res; SIS. Sun or after $50 week days
Evening star., 1939-03-26

| PAINT SPRAYER: portable, cleo; set of
ave. Hyattsville. between 8 and pm
| PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. slightly used
large selection: 10c to 25c each. E. O.
| LikenS. 924 9th ST. NV
Evening star., 1939-03-26

LA SALE lo2S Conn. Apt 2n9-La-ca
room. well furnished; private bath and
entrance. large closet
Evening star., 1939-03-26

| UIIVItl. fVtdS. COT IbN,-J.
/ 4lll 18th ST NE-Large front hrd-
room, pvt. bath. unl.m. DhCne. no Other
roomtrS. conv. transp. Dupont 4s44
/ 3"o 18th PL. NE,-Master bedroom, half
path, cedar closets c.h wv: reliable adj. 5;
Evening star., 1939-03-26

Park private home: small adult farir~:
All conveniences. Gentleman preferred
INOD IDCIHSidc tnrracn
Evening star., 1939-03-26

l44t MASS. AVE. NW.-Show now for
April lst; double rm.. ,ge. kit 50 douh'e
Ink. IS; very lge. single Ink 81; lee.
single Ink 81
Evening star., 1939-03-26

! 1874 KENNEDY ST NW.-Love!y rom
! in private homo Of adults: excellent tran
portatIon facilities. very reasonable. Geo.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1893 LANIER PL. NW-Detached, pr!-
vate home single and double rooms; half
block to 3 car lines 80
Evening star., 1939-03-26

4i0l WINDOW PL. NW-Men sincle or
ooup!e room; new corner home, unIlm.
phone: near bus Woodley 1855
Evening star., 1939-03-26

.T'7IV L
front room. PVT. shower bath twin beds;
detached home; ChIl.um express bus.
27I3 LEGATION ST NW-Sing,e or
double room .or gentleman. next TO IN,
c h W. use of phOrr
Evening star., 1939-03-26

:737 CONNECTICUT AVE-Attractlve.
lTont oed-hvlng room, exposures, = large
closets. studio couch
Evening star., 1939-03-26

private tile bath. > large closets tons
CEDAR. unlimited phone no other room
erS. Columbia 14SG-J
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS RANGE. Quality, high oven in per-
feet condition. ST.. Wisconsin 1856.
GAS RANGE. left-hand oven; good baker;
So; fine china closet. So. 1113 Georgia
Evening star., 1939-03-26

5214 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-Nicelv
furnished room. near shower bath; a
block from downtown bus: gentleman,
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1887 WEBSTER ST NW-Single front
room, near bath ,c.h.w.; private family; no
rOomers; corner house: porches.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GUITAR, electric steel new. reduced to
$3.50. This is your chance to own an
electric guitar with that fascinating
Hawaiian tone at low cost. Free lessons
included Don't pass this up Only one
left at this price. Other guitars. all styles
from So up. Also clarnets and other
musical supplies at lowest prices. Free
lesson with each instrument sold if you
present this ad, T. O. MORARRE Music
Studios. sos Kennedy st. NV. Georgia
Evening star., 1939-03-26

$500 sth ST. NW.-Attractive cool rom.
Soulhern exposure: luClosHd porch pV-
iayatory' unllm; phone; kitchen privileg S.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

CRALYN, 3rd. 1920 18th st-Spacious
studio, private bath; southern exposure. BY
day. week or month
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS STOVE. gray and white. 4-burner,
rght-hand oven, thermoStat control excel
cond., $40; Victrola cabinet S5: window
shades. 540S Huntington parkway, Be-
theSda Nd
Evening star., 1939-03-26

59l1 End PL. NW.-Master bedroom.
private bath, modern conveniences: near
bus; SH5.OO. GeorCia 1876.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1915 CALVERT ST. near 18th and Co7.
I'd dl-Young man share large. cool, front
bath shower, unlim. phone: excel transp;
pvt bone; $3.50 each. Col 2Gl S-W
Evening star., 1939-03-26

At lowest prices Complete assortment
nants in all sizes Open evenings Free
parking
WOODBRIDGE RUG L CARPET CO, INC
l1l5 Rhode Island Ave NE Dupont 5000
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GASOLINE ENGINE, ) horsepower. and
cordwood saw; excellent condition. VIM. E.
Stevenson, Defense highway, "a mile from
w. B. & A bridge.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

lS40 BILTMORE ST NV. Apt. 22-Nr.
1Sth and Col rd.; large so. rm., adj. bath;
gent: $50. Col 5642-J
Evening star., 1939-03-26

DOWNTOWN 1916 18th st: nw-Bright
neatly furn.: running water in room new
bed. srge closet. phone; $50 month
Evening star., 1939-03-26

19 10Th ST NV rooms. private
bath for 3 or 4 gentlemen; downtown;
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS RANGES-Guaranteed rebuilt ranges
from 1913. connected free; brand-new floor
SAMPLES: less than wholesale; all sizes. j.
s. LeFEVRE. INC. .MMa Z st. \. W.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

! ATTRACTIVE ROOM walnut suite mode m
nome OF : adults; lovely grounds. homeil':s
ior girl or business woman: suburban Va,
! buses, Chestnut 1853 ewes
Evening star., 1939-03-26

FURNTTURE-Leaving city; sacrifice baby
grand piano. $50; walnut dining suite,
$50; grandfather clock, 500; mirrors. etc.
Apt. $40. 300 Conn
Evening star., 1939-03-26

RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND PUP, brown and
Whitc male: afectionate. intelligent; reas.
Dee Gee Kennels. Shepherd 1920
IRISH TERRIERS and Scotties Fred
Shcrry' . miles from Falls Church trafhc
hght toward Leesburg Route
WHITE RABBITS FOR EASTFRLSee Nord-
auiSL at Mrrrifield. Va, 3 miles west OF
Evening star., 1939-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
lCnnf innRd

rooms, must sacrifice in
hurry: no dealers. 3719 r. I. ave-. Mt.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1922 P NW.-Double rm., 81 6cT ne
Single rm, adj. bath, $3.50 a42 Inde.
pendpnCe S.W-o n X sink 81
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS RANGES-One hundred used gas
ranges, So up. Two Kleen-Heet burners, 3
controls, 500 each. New, gas ranges, S9.15
TO $3.50. PyrofaX gas. kero. and gasoline
ranges $40 up. Thomas J. Crowell estab
1915. 1215 Jefferson Davis highway, -
mile south airport, Arlington, South Wash,
Evening star., 1939-03-26

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOM IN apt,
WITH tile bath. can use ktchenette; ons
VINO appreciates nice home; ref. ex-
changed; $4,000 month; in Petworth
section. Box 201-Z Star
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS RANGES. new, 5Oca off. liberal trade
in easy terms; used. from SS.25 Atlas.
Sl3 G st. NV. DIST. HI:(1 Open ewes.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

100 CHURCH ST. N.W-Double rm;
clean. bright nicely furn.; all conven-
fences: walking dist: SD 80 pa
Evening star., 1939-03-26

| 1872" IRVING ST NW-For Jewish gen
phone. ReaS. Col 1851
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GARAGE DOORS replaced or converted
with modern overhead hardware. Phone
John j McPhaul. North Hoo3
Evening star., 1939-03-26

= 304 EMERSON ST NW.-Master bedroom.
!, private bath, , closets: ami; convenient
l. location; suitable / or > Rand O9g7
Evening star., 1939-03-26

CLEVELAND PARK-Attractive room in
private nome. adjoining sleeping porch
and bath Wnodley 1896
Evening star., 1939-03-26

ATTRACTIVE ROOM in apt. with ono
other LADY: so. exposure; Dupont Circle
vicinity lIps 10Th ST W, Ant 1O5
Evening star., 1939-03-26

= DUPONT CIRCLE. 1919 N H. ave NV
j. Large frort room twin beds: also small
Evening star., 1939-03-26

CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watcher diamonds and old dis.
carded 1swslry: full cash value paid.
eELNGRA SIS p st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

IAhOMA PARk, D. c, 1IOD Chestnut St .
Large. newly furnished room. southern
exposure, large cedar closet / block ex-
press bus or street car. Geo. ROI5
Evening star., 1939-03-26

GAS RANGES, 3 burners. burners. side
ovens. Reconditioned S. up Delivered
929 Fla. ave. NV North 3a2l
Evening star., 1939-03-26

1858 COL. RD NW.-Attr sleep rm and
apt. comp. furn.. C.h W: 50 3.5o-S6 81.
Also basement, sep ent: $50 Col. 4s0@.
1000 l6th ST Aot. Large attractive
studio rm,, adj. bath. for l or =. reas.;
conEen.. phone.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

FURNITURE-Wick suite sofa, chair,
rocker. table 500 il new. for $50: nah.
4-poster bed inner-spring mattress. coil
springs. $50. Universal elec. carpet sweep
er, So. New studio couches S2l. Monthly
terms. Mlller'S. o6an eth 81. NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

PIANOS-Arthur Jordan baby grand, $3.50:
Decker grand. $50 UprightS. KimbaI. S35
Stohlman, S25: Worch. S25. Several pianos
in good condition for 500
Evening star., 1939-03-26

PETWoRTH. Alb Hamilton st. n.w.-Nicely
furnished. newly decorated single room;
excel. transp.: SIC. Geo. OO52
Evening star., 1939-03-26

b. lS65 KALORAMA RD-"nd f.. front:
south exposure Inner-Sprine twin for SIN
i g.e'. beautifully furnished adjoining bath.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
RE-UPHOLSTERING,

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material in
cluded made like new in finest Sapestry
and friezeite: WorkmanShip guaranteed
$500 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA lnl.o
La gaceta., 1939-05-24
Boda

BOdG
Ell dia 6 contraera matrimo-
MO Ell querido compahero Ruben
Favelo, cronista de LA Prensa"
La prometida 10 es la bella Sc
50rita Laura Canalejo, hija a.
optiva De les buenos amigos es.
-oscs Carmela y Armando Boza
Tendra lugar la ceremonial en-
Ia ig,esia cat6liea de Ybor City.
oeiciardo el Rev. Padre Luis Ri.
nalii, del Orfelinato Cat6lico.
LIS damas de honor 10 seran
se7oritas Mile Valenti, Ed
Mae Aguero, Amparo 81
mon Y Alicia Rivero; los galanes
e honor, Armando Canal, Jack
Alfonso, Raymond Altar y Ma
nuel Garcia.
La nihita Carmen Prado lleva
ra ell ramo y ell niho Jimmie Pu
lara la sortija.
La ceremonial despues de la
La gaceta., 1939-05-24

nuevo, pero los Cardenqles hicie
ION 10 mismo, sosteniendose ell
Ell primer puesto.
Johnny Wander Nicer dej6 a
ics Dodgers en- s.ete hits, los mis-
mos que Mungo permiti6 a los
vencedores. Fue la tercera vic
toria de Wander Meer. Los Car
denaleS pegaron IL hits a los pit
cheers del Filadelfia y anotaron
els carreras.
Brooklyn &c, III, lie; Cincin-
natl &c, III, De.
Filadelfia lie, 6h, Sc; San
Luis &c, T1h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-24

Especial
Muy eSpecialmente recomen-
damos a nuestros lectores visi-
ten en- estos dias de grandes o.
portunidades las reputadas ten
das Fernandez y Garcia Mems
Shop y Juvenile Shop, dos de los
mejores establecimientos de Y
Dor City.
Valiosos articulos, incluyendo
trajes, camisas, etc, Sc han mar
cado mry bajo con motive de es-
tos dias y para crear nuevos
marchantes. Lo mismo Sc ha he
cho en- cuanto al Juvenile Shop,
pensando en- las madres y padres
latinos. PrecioSidades para sus
nihos hay en- ell Juvenile Shop.
Ali la atenderan con la ANA
La gaceta., 1939-05-24
Los S~eVildnitos

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Con ell mayor guSto anuncia-
mos ell beneficio de estos nota :
bleS artistas y buenos amigos,
que Sc efectuara Ell dia 8, en- ell
teatro del Circulo Cubano.
I'm trilogia que tiene grandes
i,mpatias, por sus meritos como
rtistas Y como personals finas.
Jrlita es la ''gallega" mimi
sble y ademas la tiple que can
a. ay baila con sumo gusto; Pillar
4, : la gracia la modestia y ell de-
SEQ de agraiar, y Eduardo la a
mabilidad, la cortesia y el arte,
Ellos, Delfino y Adelita son
as figuras principles de la CON
pania.
La gaceta., 1939-05-24
bilidad de siempre.
OtroS Estdblectmientos

Ofreceran mahana atraccio-
mes especiales, segGn nuestro re-
porter ha podido ver, la nueva
gran tienda de Raul Vega, con
modelos preciosos para sehoras,
senoritas v ninas, y precios es-
peciales; ell Rainbow, de Abe
Verkarff, con su selecta ropa
para caballeros y j6venes; Ra-
non Sierra, con sus marcas de
anna; Grants, con articulos Wis
SOS y preciados para la oca-
ion; Penny's, con sus gangas de
dbil e%scogimiento, y otrcs Co
nocidos establecimientos.
lie resultara conveniente COM
prar en- estos dias.