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La opinión., 1939-09-10
DE LUCIDA
FIESTA SOCIAL
Fue la que ofrecieron
en- su Ola a la Srita.
Gomez

Esplendida fue la fiesta que
I'm grupo de amistades de la Sc
horita Elena Gomez, lie ofrecio
la noche del pasado domingo,
en- su propia Residential, situa-
da en- la Gale Cuarta al Este.
n1mero 1928. con ell objeto de
celebrar la llegada de su cum
pleanos.
La %seforita Gomez recibio nu-
merosos regalos de sus amista-
des, asf como las felicitaciones
que inspiraban las simpatias de
que goza en- nuestros circulos.
La concurrencia, que era bas-
tante numerosa, fue obsequiada
esplendidamente o una cena
al estilo mexicano, brindandose
o buenos who's por la felici-
dad futura de la familia Gomez
EN- general. y por la de la sefo-
rita Elena en- particular.
Siguio el bale en- Ell salon de
Ia casa, entregandose en- otras
habitaciones de la misma a jue-
gos de salon. algunos de los con-
currentes menos jovenes. En-
impresiones. segnn concentrates
que pudimos recoger.
Entire las personals que asis-
theron, Ia mayor parte de elias
llevando regalos a la agasajada,
recordamos por el momento a
las siguientes:
Sehoras Maria Martinez. Nell
lie Murphy. Teresa Quintanar,
Dolores Calderon. Sofia Perez,
Angelica Bonetati. Senoritas Ma
ria Elena Gomez, Sofia Rockbac-
ker. Eva Quintanar, Sofia Perez,
Ella Cisneros. Nelly Gomez, AMI
ia Sanchez, Otilia Durazzo, An
gela Castro. Josefina Martinez,
Alicia Cisneros.
S%elores: 1smael Rincon. Car
La opinión., 1939-09-10
BAUTIZO DE LA
nina XOCHITL
Els la hijita de los es-
pesos F. y A. LIZA
liturri

Con ell objeto DE f~esteJar Ell
bautizo de la nina Xochilt LIZA
liturri, de cuatro meses de edad,
fue ofrecida una fiesta y bale
en- la Residential de la familia
Rivas, situada en- la calle Ara
pahoe al Sur.
Durante ell bale RENO la ale
grfa y ell orden mas complete.
Los padres de la nina Xochilt,
ell selor Francisco j. Ilizalitu-
ri y sonora Ana E. de Ilizalitu-
ri, hicieron la presentation de
la nina a la concurrencia y en-
seguida Sc brindo por su salud.
F%ungieron como primeros pa
drinos, ell senior Rafael Isabal y
Ia senorita Maria Luisa Vargas,
y segundos padrinos:: senior y
sehora Alberto y Carmen LIZA
liturri.
Los ~obsequios y refrigerios sc
sirvieron con mucha frecuencia
y a las once de Ia noche, fue
servido un lunch.
Entire los c~oncurrentes publ
mos anotar las siguientes per-
sonas:
Damas: Mara Luisa Gercken,
Rosario Irizar, Lolita Lopez,
Marta Bustamante, Beatriz
Niebla, Antonieta Torres. Ana
NJ. Escarcega, Josefina Audelo,
Arcelia Isabel, Josefina Sotelo,
Isabel Garcia, Trinidad Rivas,
Rosa Isabel, Ora Miller, Eddie
Miller Jr., Josefina Duenes, Eu-
melia Ortiz.
Caballeros: joaquin Escarce-
ga, Carlitos Ilizaliturri, Ma
nuel Rivas, Roberto Espinosa, j.
G. Isabel, Roberto Isabel, Rafael
Isabel, Manolo Flores, Miguel
Garcia, Manuel Duenes, Manuel
Bustamante. Horacio Zarate,
Calvin w. Bowman, Manuel de
la Tore, Diego V. Zubiate, Ra-
mon Arias, Raul Ilizaliturri,
Fred Rivas Y Raul Camou.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Aniversario de una
Iglesia local

La Iglesia Espiritualista Uni
versal, perteneeiente a la socie-
dad Hogan de la Verdad', &C.
lebrara hoy ell XXI a~niversario
de su fundacion, seg1n esquela
que tenemos a la vista, y la cual
nos ha sido enviada por los ele-
mentos directivos de dicha Igle-
STA.
Las ceremonies respectivas
empezaran a las diez y tres
cuartos de la manana de hoy,
segun Sc nos dice. estando cor
dialmente invitados a elias to-
dos los miembros de dicha Igle-
STA, y aquellos que sin serlo, ten
gan interes por asistir a la fies-
ia r~eligiosa.
Ell local es ell marcado o ell
nnmero 4011 de la avenida
Brooklyn, Y es muy conocido de
las familias mexicanas que e
siden en- la seccion de Belvedere,
en- la parte Noreste de Los An
geles.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
La Cha. Dramatica
Hispanoamericana

Defintivamente, la noche del
proXimo v%iernes, Is de septiem-
bre, sera ell debut de Ia Compa-
fila Dramatica IIispanoamerica-
ma, que bajo la direction del Sc
nor Humberto Rivas Sc ha or
ganizado en- Los Angeles recien-
temente. La compahfa Sc pre-
sentara. como hemos anunciado
al publico, con la comedia de
Alexandra Casona titulada "Nues-
ira Natacha", en- ell Wishire Ebel,
situado en- la esquina de las ca
lies Octava y Lucerns.
A los elementos nunciados con
anterioridad, Sc ha agregado en-
ell elenco, seg1n pudimos Yer por
los programmes, ell nombre de la
primera actriz mexicana Elisa
Garcia Lopez. y ell del actor Ar
mando Chevalier.
Sabemos que la representation
sera preeedida por nj pieza ora
toria del senior Rivas. director de
la compafiia-
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Pelicula religiosa
en- La Soledad

Esta noche, a las siete y me-
dia en- punto, sera exhibida en-
ell salon parroquial de Nuestra
Sonora de la Soledad, segun he
mos sabido, la pelfcula de a
racter religioso, titulada "El San
to Sacrifice de la Misa", obra
educativa y morale como su nom
bre 10 indica.
La cinta tiene accomplishment
tos sonoros, pudiendo ofrse en-
ella, seg1n sabemos, ell coro de
mas de sesenta voces, y opren-
derse "preces que no encontra-
IA listed en- los libros".
Sc o dice que la exhibition
sera a beneficio del temple de
Nuestra Senora de la Soledad.
agregandose que ia pelfcula 40
Sc eXhibira en- ningdn teatro nj
en- Los Angeles, nj EN- sus alre-
dedores'.
La exhibition sera nnica tam
bien EN- la Soledad, y ell salon IS
Ia situado EN- la avenida Broo-
klyn, de Belvedere, siendo am
pliamente conocido de los cato
licos que viven IN aquel barrio.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
LA Memoria del DR.. Domitilo Rodarte
fue Honrada con una Ceremonial
EN- Ell ANcELUs HALL Sc EFEcTUo LA VELADA FU-
NEBRE FL JUEVES, ASISTlENDO A ELLA NUMERO-
SOS ALIANCISTAS LOCALES

Una velada fnnebre, para hon
rar la memoria del que fuera
medico Supreme de la ALBANIA
Hispano Americana, DR.. Domi-
tilo Rodarte, Sc efectuo la noche
del pasado jueves. en- ell salon de
recepciones del "Angelus". ST.
tuado en- ell 1856 de Ia Gale Pri-
mera al Este, siendo u organi-
zadores los elementos directivos
de las Logias que tiene en- nues-
ira ciudad la referida ALBANIA
Hispano Americana.
La concurrencia fue numero-
sa, 10 cual demuestra las SIM
patias a que en- vida SO hizo
acreedor ell doctor Rodarte, quien
reside mucho tempo en- Ell Pa
SO, Y era conocido tambien en- la
ciudad de Los Angeles. Ell pro-
grama que Sc desarrollo fue ell
siguiente:
I-Andante cantabile de Tchi-
aikovsky.-Quinteto clasico ba-
10 la direction del professor Jose
NJ. de Santiago.
u--Oracion funebre, pronun-
ciada por ell senior Emilio II.
Apodaca-
II-Serenata de Los Angeles.
de Braga.-Canto, senorita Emil
liza Escalante.
IV-Canto al Universe, de
Rubinstein.-Quinteto
V-Oracion Fnnebre, del Sc
nor Luis Ramirez.
Wave Maria, de Gounod.-
Canto, sehorita Escalante.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Agasajaron a la Sc
nora Bolanos

Durante ell domingo pasado, Ia
sonora Mercedes de Bolahos es-
tuvo recibiendo manifestations
de simpatia de parte de sus amis-
tades. con motive de la llegada
DE su onomastico. v en- su resi-
dencia de la Gale State. la cual
sc vic LENA de visitas en- esa fe-
cha.
Habiendo empezado a las ocho
de la noche. la fiesta Sc prolongo
hasta las dos de la madrugada
en- medic de gran regocijo de los
~presentes, los cuales ademas de
las felicitaciones de que hemos
hablado arriba, ofrecieron a la
agasajada regalos de positive
valor.
Eel bale fue amenizado con
mnsica ortofonica, y durante el
Sc hicieron varios intermedios
para brindar, con buenos who's.
por la felicidad de la seIora de
Bolanos, con motive de su dia de
dfas.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
DOMINGO 10 DE sEPTIEMBRE
San Ntcolds de Tolentino,
c0n1eSor

San NtcoIds de ~TOtenttn0,
confeSor
Fue ofrecido por sus padres O
San NicoldS de Bari y deSde milo
manifesto gran devocion en- los
ejercicios de pieddd. Prinero Sc
hizo cdnonigo y deSpues reli0ioso
en- la Orden de San AgnStfn. ES-
tuvo dotddo del don de los mia.
Oros D predijo la bora de su muer
te. Fue cdnonfsado por Eugento
".
Tdmbien Sc citdn los santos sos.
tenes, Victor, Menodord, Motrodo'
rd y Ninfodord, %vfrgenes: Aplio,
Lucas, Clemente y Teodordo, obs
po, todos mdrtires; Agdpito, Pc
dro, Sdloio. Finidn o Wintn, obs
pos; Hilario, papa, Nemesiano, dos
FeIir: Lucio, Liteo, POLAND, Vic
tor, Juderes, DdtiUo y otros com
pdheros, confesores; D PulQuerid
e~mperatriz.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

TED a sentlrse "Vlejo" Y agotado In
mediatamente de a la naturaleza esta
potente ayuda. Dobie Xxx 81. Triple
x 50. c. O.. D. porte pagado. ST des-
pues de 5 dfas no queda satisfecho re-
g~resenos 10 que no ha usado y lie de-
volveremos su dinero. - Pida luego
PROSAlD az XL PRODUCTS. $685.
Belle Plaine-Dept. Bis, Chicago. III.
(Adv1
La opinión., 1939-09-10
FL Senior de Santa Monica

los meoes jnems de Hollywood, apaece e N eta fotografa con- una de4a s j6venes adj
mradoras, durante las reohntes fedas efectuadas en- Santa Barbara a las que nunca
fta ell sehor del Vale de Santa Monica. Los cabanos d. Leo son tamben famosos en-
California, como 10 ION sus estabos enre la gente del Cine y de los depotes.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
NACIMIENTOS, DEFUNCIO-
MES, BAU-
TIZOS, OMAST
Nuevo Department
to en- la 'Dedrick's'

La casa Dedrick's, que Sc de-
dica a la renta y venta de ira
Jes de etiqueta para eaballero,
Sc ha servido comuniearnos cue
desde Ina fecha pr6xima. esta-
blecera, anexo a su sucursal de
Hollywood, un departamento es-
pecial para alquilar trajes y We
los nuevos para novias. Dicho
departamento sera atendido por
damas, y toda transaction ten
dra caracter confidential. seg0n
Sc 0 dice.
Tn complete servicio para no.
Was y damas de la eorte de
amor, existira en- ell nuevo de-
partamento, en- ell que Sc podran
obtener velos. trajes completes,
y va en- una fecha pr6xima, ira
jes de soire para las damas
que. teniendo que asistir de
pronto a una fiesta, no tengan
tempo de comprar sus trajes.
Las casas Dedrick's estan ST.
tuadas: Una en- Hollywood, 5317
Avenida Melrose, y Ia otra en-
el centric de Los Angeles, 643
de la Gale Olive.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Fiesta en- honor de
Ia Sra. Ledesma

La noche del domingo anterior,
en- la Residential de la familia
Ledesma, situada en- la Gale Ma
pie al Sur. Sc efectuo una fiesta
social, que reconcile como mo-
two el deseo de felicitar a Ia
seflora Anita Ledesma con mo-
two de la llegada de su cum
pleahos.
Fueron amistades y familia-
res de la sonora Ledesma quie-
mes organizaron la fiesta, la cual
SO prolongo hasta bien entrada
la madrugada del domingo, de-
dicandose los presentes al bale,
a juegos de salon. a cenar ale
gremente y a brindar con exec
lentes who's por la felicidad flu
tura de la agasajada.
Varios regalos de valor fueron
recibidos por ella, asf como las
felicitaciones que en- estos casos
son de rigor, y o las cuales
quedaron demostradas las sim
patfas de que goza la sefora Lee
desma en- los cfrculos de nues-
ira colonia.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
DEBILIDAD GLANDULAR
Prueba a Nuestro Riesvo

Sehores ahora pueden
ayudar a la naturale-
"a a restaurar la PROS
tata a su actividad ma
tural con nuestra Medici-
ma para Glandulas PRO.
SAID Garantizada. Guam
do hay debilidad del cuer
pc por la debilidad de
glandulas y comienza us.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
Gran Homemade.
(sloue oe "a Sa. Pao.)

do como dana joven a la bella
susanna GUITAR. = Let Freedom
Ring" con Nelson Eddy y Virgi-
mia Bruce en- sus parties de mayor
importancia. Tambien sera pa
sada la p~elicula de la Jira presi-
dencial por la Baja California.
pelicula que theme escenas docu-
mentales muy i~nteresantes para
ell pnblico meXicano de manera
especial.
Ell programa incluye asimismo
peliculas de metraJe corto, siendo
de elias Ia mas in%teresante n
lbuena caricatura animada. El
espectaculo empieza a las once de
la manana.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

VII-Elegia. de Massenet. -
Quinteto clasieo.
VIII-Oraci6n funebre. del Sc
nor Ramon Polin.
lX-Otofo. de Tchiaikovsky.-
Quinteto clasico.
Y Ell Rosario. de Nevin. -
Canto, sehorita Escalante.
XI-Marcha Fnnebre, de Bee
thoven.-Quinteto clasico.
Durante la velada Sc rindio
homemade a la memoria del doc
tor Rodarte, recordandose su vi
da LENA de actos buenos, Y ha-
ciendose votos por el eterno des-
canso de SUI alma.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

los Lujan, Ra1l Mitre, Agustin
Gomez, Arsenic Federico, Sa-
muel Almeida, Rodolfo Robes,
Heberto Diaz, Benito Moreno,
Amador LuJan, Gonzalo Lizarra-
ga, Roberto Navarro y Jorge RI
vera.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

Continue su educaei6n por medic
Lozano, 118 N. Santa Rosa Ave.
de Ia leetura Nunca es tsrde pa
"a aprender. 2ida Catalogo de
Libros Gratis a: Casa Editorial
San Antonio, Texas.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10

believe would call him bit politically, social
", economically and re1igious1y unorthodo1-was
unques tionab1y in the direction Of human progress.
Needless to say, within our religious past we, as
Christians, Jews and Momons, have account Of the
most glorious struggle ntween Man (revea1ing God's
way Of Life. morthodox, heretic) and System Of
dmobi1e and rigid orthodoxy and political pressure
which finally crucified Him. Progress in religion,
in every other realm Of human thought and acttvi
ty, has very definite place for the individual who
feels by Jumping the fence Of accepted thought that
he may bring the world tiny-bit closer to the
truth. Such an atti tude has its dangers. Yes, Of
course. But must not refuse to face the fact
that in absolutism and monopoly in phase Of life
great dangers 1rk.
With all respect to Of my critics who felt
the "Reverend Pastor" to be "nodding quite bit",
still m inclined to nod in the face Of all his
awareness Of my gross perversion Of the truth-as
he it.
Again, feel it necessary to say that I regret
this controversial trend that has suddenly thrust
its ugly head into the situation. Accepting the
blame for that, I sincerely believe that there
many str,ctive matters which need undivided
attention and cooperat alton and to these more
profitab1y turn.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10
MeditatiOns
by
Robert Lee Kinche1oe
Mini ster to tha
1reenbe1t communi ty Church

The "Rev. Nncheloe" is somewhat f1attered and
pleased to find that his column an boast at Least
readers Greenbelt witness two very tasty and
Intelligent "Ietters to the Eitorr in issue,
and these two certain to remain with the column
through this particular issue.
It is rather unfor tunate, however, just at time
when Catholics, Protestants, Jews and Mormons are
considering symposims matters have in common,
that this column should tend to focus upon subject
about which Protestants and Catholics by train
ing and back ground prone to disagree. The main DIFF
ficulty seens to be that the writer once con-
sidered the fact that anyone would get excited over
what he had written. But there is always nfooln
who find the wrong place to Hght-off a fire
cracker He becomes less foolish, though, by learn
ing through experience to keep away from incendiary
INTEL ectual toys.
Having attempted to apologize for wrongs COM
mitte ed, 7 cannot help but conclude, far as this
column is concerned, what has been started under the
subject Of "orthodozy."
There have been great in Catholic history
who have been invaluable critics and suppl ementers
to the theological content the Church and to its
conception Of practical re1i gion. Generally speak
ing, they have refused to be rubberstamps for the
common and accepted opinions of the then-cwrent
"Faith". Neither the Church the Ecclesiastical
Councils repre- sening the Church able to domin-
ate entirely their thinking, simply because they
were crea tors not merely trensmitters. And the
Great Ecc1esia forced to enlarge and modify in
some instances its orthodoxy. The leaders Of the
Comer-reformti ion, St. Francis Of Assist, the Dom
1n1cans, and Others are examples that to mind.
For the sake Of mother Progress", therefore the
universe finds place In its makeup for ori gina1
thinkers, creators of tradition, and even heretics.
All of mankind cannot be forced into mold Of
thought, as history clearly illustrates. And it
would appear rath strange that man, whether they
be Protestauts Catholics, Jews whatnot, who now
they have monopoly on truth and the inside track
In the to the world beyond, should be
realistic to feel that all should believe
act they do. Religion, literature, art, politi-
cal systems, philosophy, economic patti erns would
stagnate under the pressure of d1ctatoria1 ortho-
dozy. Russia, before the revolution, is the mo st
vivid and cont temporaneous illustration of ortho
dox politico-rel igims system that crushed out Of
the life Of the people any semb1ance to the simple
fai h and practice Of Chi stianitys founder, Jesus
Christ. The obvious result that they should
throw off the burden of Church which, in that
country, had surely mi ssed its true mission. And the
Catholic Church is really stronger today because Of
purge such this.
Progress, again, refused to be stopped in this
land of back in the middle Of the nineteenth
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10

CATHOLIC LADIES' CLUB MEETS NEXT THURSDAY MIGHT
The regular monthly meeting Of the Catholic Lad
iest Club will be held in the Social Room Of the
School on Thursday, August 18th, at $3.50 Pom.
All the members urged to attend there is
impor tant business to be transacted, including
p1etion Of plans for the booth at the Greenbe1t Fair
HOLY NAME SOCIETY ELECTS
The Holy Name Society Of Greenbelt recently elect
ed the following officers to for the ensuing
year:
Joseph Starhe, President
Guy R. Moore, Vice President
Anthony Madden, Secretary
Charles Wright, Treasurer
Plans now being formulated for the year's
tivities These include semi-nonthly meetings where
discussions will be held on topics of interest to
all Catholics as well period devoted to Cues
tion Box.
Nor-Catho1ics are welcome at any of these meet
ings.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-08-10
WELCOME

The following is a list Of n
belt. The COOPERATOR takes thi!
tend the hand Of welcome to:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Haney
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Leahy
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Fe1dman
Mr.. and Mrs. mos. Lyle Walker
Miss Alice Marian Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter VI. C1rtiss
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Niedmaier
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Estes
Evening star., 1939-11-28
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 28.-Hear
Coach Aldo Buff Donelli tell it, his
Duquesne Dukes haven't an out
standing star, yet they've won eight
games this year without loss or tie.
Its the spirit of sacrifice that
brought us through" said the squat
one time soccer star, and ut applies
to the whole team from the seniors
to the sophomores; from the start
ing lineup to the third stringers."
While the squad raced through
drills for the Detroit game Saturday
final obstacle to a perfect season
for Donelli in his first year on the
bluff-the coach paid tribute to the
team spirit.
You take Carl Merry as one ex-
ample" he said. "A senior and a
star fullback, Merry shifted to an
end, then when we needed him at
tackle he moved there. and last Sat-
urday against Carnegie Tech he was
shifted to a guard 1t isn't often
that a senior is so shifted around
Naturally, he would rather have
played in the backfield But he
took the other assignments readily
and gave everything he had
Mazzoni Accepts Reduction.
aldo Mazzoni is another case
He's a senior and certainly good
enough to be in the starting line
up. But he's been with the second
string all season simply because
they seemed to click better when
Mazzoni was in with them.
Naturally, all football players
Evening star., 1939-11-28
No Trades Expected
By Cards, Browns
Al Cincinnati
Hickey Merely Is Ready
To Listen to Offers;
De Witt Has No PIons

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 28.-Take it from
those who should know. neither the
Cardinals nor the Browns expect
much to come their way from the
baseball meetings in Cincinnati next
week.
Branch hickey, vice president and
general manager of the Cardinals,
had this to say today:
We don't expect to make any
player deals, unless you mean deals
of minor nature
I'VE might trade or sell a PLAYER
or two of lesser ability, but we do
not look for any transactions in
volving our first-string athletes.
"Of course, we're always ready to
listen to any offers. and if anv one
has any to make we'll give any or
all of them due consideration, but
there's nothing doing at this time
to indicate We'll do any major trad
ing or selling"
And this from William o. De Witt
vice president of the Browns:
IF the Browns do any trading
they'll certainly start from scratch
Tor right now we haven't a single
player deal pending with any one.
There have been rumors about
this player being traded here and
that player there, but the rumors
are entirely groundless."
Evening star., 1939-11-28
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Penn State defeated Pitt for
the major upset of the Thanks
giving Day football games, 20 to
0. Penn routed Cornell, "a TO 0:
North Carolina licked Virginia, s
to O; Nebraska nosed out Syra-
cuse, 3 to 0, and Washington and
Lee beat Tulane, 7 to 0.
Gallaudet trimmed War Risk,
20 to IS, and C. U. lost to West
Virginia. 0 to 38. Maryland
State won the State champion
ship by whitewashing Johns Hop
kins, IA too.
Boiling Fields grid team ended
the season unbeaten in five
games with a 22-to-0 triumph
over the Camp Meade Tanks.
Chief Summers. former Carlisle
star, played a prominent role in
the victory, scoring twice.
Columbia Country Club is max
ing several important changes in
its golf course. with the hope of
landing the 1922 amateur cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1939-11-28
Cubs Look 10 Meeting
To Land Shortstop
And 0utfieIder
Falling at Cincinnati,
They May Resort to
Class AA Minors
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-The Chicago
Cubs hope to transform their
fourth-place team of 1899 into a
National League title contender at
the winter baseball meeting at Gin
cinnati next week.
Gabby Hartnett's crew needs most
of all a ranking shortstop and
fence-busting outfelder, but all
efforts to uncover either since the
season closed apparently have come
to naught.
Hope for Proved Player.
Dick Bartell begged down at
shortstop last season after several
brilliant campaigns with the New
York Giants. The Cubs still have
hopes of acquiring a tried and true
major Lacquer for this spot at Gin
cinnati, but, failing this, may make a
deal for an infielder from one of the
AA minor league outfits.
Only a few weeks ago owner Phil
Wrigley said the Cubs were not in
terested in buying high-priced stars
from other clubs. but would en-
deavor to develop their own talent
henceforth. But reports persist thai
the Cubs are trying to get Enos
Slaughter, outfielder, and Don Pad
gett, catcher -outfielder, from the st
Louis Cardinals.
Cards See No Major Swaps.
Branch Hickey, general manager
of the Cards, however, said last
night in st. Louis that I'VE do no'
look for any transactions involving
our first-string athletes" at the win
ter meeting.
IF any one has any offers to make
We'll give any or all of them du'
consideration" he added, "bu
there's nothing doing at this tim'
to indicate We'll do any major trad
ing or selling"
The Cubs delegation to the Gin.
cinnati convention will be Manager
Hartnett, Vice President Charle'
Weber, Secretary Bob Lewis ane
Clarence Rowland and Jack Doyle
scouts.