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Evening star., 1939-03-26
Tech Rif|emen Score
Easy Victory Over
-Four Schools

Tech Highs rife team outclassed
a field Of five teams yesterday 70
win the Georgetown University
Rife Clubs invitation interscholas-
tic tournament on the National
Rife Association range. The Mail
ual Trainers shot a total of 1921.
nearly 100 more than the runner
up team from Washington-Lee
High.
St. Johns, Staunton Military
Academy and Central trailed in that
order.
D. Cutter of, the WI. team had
the best individual score, a 282
which was 10 points better than
Payne, a teammate. Cutter re-
ceived a silver medal as did men,
bers of the winning team. Wash
ington-Lee's marksmen were pre-
sented with bronze medals.
The 'Sr0reS.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Vault, Hurdle Marks
Are Shattered al
Chicago Relays
Meadows Clears IA Feet
J Inches, ToImich Nips
29-Yeor-OId Record
B, the Associated Press,

80 sAie HooOSidlcO fTeSS.
CHICAGO, March Earle
Meadows, formerly of the Univer-
slty OF Southern California, and
co-holder of the world outdoor rec
ord for the pole vault, cleared IA
feet inches tonight in the Chicago
relays, bettering the recognized in
door record by more than 2 inches.
Meadows performance was seven
elghths of an inch above the height
cleared by Cornelius Warmerdam
!, OF Oregon in an earlier indoor meet
this year in New York.
The indoor record is IA feet A..
inches, held by George Varoff, Uni
verslty OF Oregon. and was estab-
llshed in 1887 at Boston.
Record for Tolmich.
Allen Tolmich of Detroit clipped
three-tenths of a second off the 40
yard high hurdle indoor record.
Tolmich negotiated the distance
IN 81 seconds, beating the 5.4 mark
established in 1910 by T. N. Richard.
Elmer Gedeon, Michigan, pushed
Tolmich to the tape. Ed Smith, Wis
consin, was third.
| John Borican of Elberon. N. J.
beat Howard Borck, New York, to
the tape by 10 feet in the 1,OOO-yard
run, running the distance in 2:1O.6,
half second behind the record.
Mel Trutt of Indiana was third.
Fenske Beats Cunningham.
! Charles (Chuck) Fenske, former
Wisconsin star, defeated Glenn Cum
nlngham, veteran Kansas miller. for
the second time of the indoor sea-
son.
Fenske moved up fast in the last
lap to overtake Cunningham less
| than Is feet from the tape. Fenskes
time was 4:128.
Gene Venzke, former Pennsyl-
van1a veteran, was third. Walter
Nehl OF Wisconsin was fourth. and
John Munski, Missouri. fell in the
last lap and did not finish.
Charles Beetham of New York
was only a tenth of a second off
the indoor record in winning the
600-yard special run. He hit the
tape couple of feet ahead Of Wes
Wallace of Fordham. Harold eagle,
Oklahoma Baptist. was third, with
Jimmy Herbert of New York, the
record holder at I'LL, a poor fourth.
Marquete's mile relay team took
a matched race with Purdue in
3:242.
In another matched mile relay
Iowa defeated Illinois by less than
a foot in 1904.
Don Lash, formerly of Indiana, de-
feated Greg Rice, Notre Dame, by
less than foot in the 2-mile race.
His time was 905. Tommy Deckard.
another one-time Indiana star, was
third.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Hutchinson Hasn't Much, but He Wins

the trail Orlando the
The ranking rookie Pitcher Walter Masterson
he a sticking
q that it Jumps
another pitcher Freddy Hutchinson
Up to Mr. Hutchinson hasn't shown great deal
TOKEN those
who the winner lot
pitcher a
The Yankees contribute Rookie
outhelder who weighs 220 like He
handed, from Kansas City and
No is another Yankee
He beat Keller for batting title
There suspicion that should
but
Jorgens there place
Glenn to st. Louis.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
1erp Rif|emen Again
Defeat Co|onia|s,
1885 10 1882

University of Maryland's rifle team
completed clean sweep of intracity
opposition yesterday when it defeat
ed George Washington on the Col
lege Park range for the second time
this season.
The Terps fired a total Of 1885
for 53-point margin of supremacy,
13 more than their first edge over
the Colonials.
The victory left Maryland batting
1000 against G. w. and Georgetown
for, like G. w., G.. U. also bowed
twice to the Old Liners.
It was Maryland's 9th win In 8
matches this season, losing only to
Navy at Annapolis.
Alden 1mun, sophomore, led
Maryland's scoring yesterday with
a 383-high for the match He also
was one of three to get perfect scores
at the prone position. Davis and
Brown of G. w. also getting zoos.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Record Crowd Expected to See Griff Slab Flashes
Tigers Today ooo Fans

greatest ovations ever rendered a
baseball man in Florida. (
The Ocala ball park Is one OF
the slickest in the State -. it
cost $150,0O0, is brand-new, and
has unbeatable facilities but
how the little town can afford 1t
is a mystery =. Ocala doesn't
even have a franchise in the
Florida State League, although 1t
has been trying to grab one for
some time.
Shortstop Cecil Travis still Is
running q temperature IN his
battle with the flu The doc
tor still doesn't know when Travis
can get out of bed and the other
Mats continue to be barred from
visiting him What made 1t
bad for Cecil is that he generally
was run down when he reported.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Yanks Bunch Bing|es
On Paul Dean, Whip
Cardinals, 5 10 4
Redbird HurIer, Making
First Stort, Is Hit
Only in One Frame
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
25.-The New York Yankees nicked
ome-backing Paul Dean for three
runs in the second inning today
and went on to defeat the st. Louis
Cardinals, S to 4.
Dean, making his first start of
the spring exhibition season, gave
up only three hits in four innings,
but they all came in the second.
Joe Di Maggie doubled, Lou
Gehrig singled. Then Joe Gordon
brought them both in with a homer.
The other two Yankee runs were
scored off Morton Cooper in the
fifth.
The Cards made II hits off Steve
Sundra and Bump Hadley, but
couldn't bunch them.
Joe Medwick. making his first
appearance in the St. Louis lineup.
went hitless.
New, York AL 03O 02o ooo-5 Q o
st. Louis (N)--- 11O O1O O1O- II o
Sundra Hadley and Rosar: P. Dean,
cooper and Franks. Owen.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
ST. John's S Conquered
In Basket Final by
Title Defender
St. Peters Wins, 34-21,
After Being Held in
Opening Quarter
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWPORT, r. l., March 25.-St.
Peters High School of New Bruns-
wick, N. j., tonight for the second
time won the Bishop Keough Tro-
ply in the Eastern States invitation
basket ball tournament here, de-
feating ST. Johns College of Wash
ington, "a to 81, in the final game
at De La Sale Academy.
st. Johns went into the game
the favorite with many fans and
held the defending champions
through the first quarter to an
even score.
After that st. Peters gradually
forged ahead and never was threat
ened.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
ohiladelphii

for Outfelder Sammy West, who
had his own movie camera along.
Today was Coach Clyde Milan's
birthday He is 81, older by
eight months than Walter john
son, his roommate of II years
standing .. both came up in 1907
-. incidentally, Ocala fans were
disappointed when Walter did not
pitch today =. Uncle Billy Smith,
acting secretary, excitedly called
Ocala yesterday. and announced
that johnson would be on hand
-. The man on the other end
though that Walter was going to
pitch and announced 1t in the
papers johnson worked out
and later was introduced to the
fans, who gave him one Of the
Evening star., 1939-03-26
BY Stan Correspondent Of The star.

BY stan correspondent OF the star.
OCALA, Fla, March 25.-The
biggest exhibition game crowd In
the history of the Nationals at
Orlando is expected to show to-
morrow for No. 3 in the series
of Washington Detroit battles ..
The attractions are two-fold as
follows: Roberto Ortiz and WAL
ter Masterson, the fast-ball pitch
ing rockies.
The way George Blaeholder
looked today, in moving down
the Griffs during his first five
innings in the box, he could be
useful with some major league
club as a relief pitcher George
never had slider" working
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Rowe Is Slab, Swat Star
As Tigers Top Reds
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAKELAND, Fla, March 25.--
Schoolboy Rowe, striving for a ma
jor league comeback, worked five
innings in today's exhibition game
and was credited with the Detroit
Tigers IA humping Of the Cincin-
natl Reds.
Rowe permitted three runs, one
unearned, and three hits.
He also had power at the plate
getting a double and triple in two
appearances.
Lee Grissom, the first of three
Redleg hurlers, was charged with
the loss.
Cincinnati ~ LII oo3 900 ool1o-4-s-3
Detroit "a. L. - 032 101 OOx-7-7-!
Grissom. Barrett. Thompson and Lom.
bardi Rowe. Coffman and York.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Schultz Spos Noter for Two GH Pitchers as Milwaukee Beaten
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Or.
lando, Fla.
Table Tennis.
Finals, District championship
tournament, Chevy Chase Ice
Palace, 8.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
washington VS.. Kansas City,
Haines City, Fla.
Ohio State VS.. Maryland, COL
lege Park, 4.
Boxing.
Vince Dell Orto VS.. Tony Du-
pre-, l0-round feature, Turner's
Arena, first bout $50.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Freeman and Whittemore
Gain badminton Titles
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Dave
Freeman Of Pasadena, Calf, and
Mary Whittemore of Boston cap
tured the mems and women's ma
tlonal badminton singles champion
ships tonight in the windup of the
three-day tournament at the 165th
Regiment Armory.
Freeman, national junior tennis
champion, overwhelmed Walter
Kramer of Detroit. 15-9, 15-.
Miss Whittemore assembled to the
Women's title by beating Helen Glib
son of Westport, Conn.,, Ill, 2-11,
ia.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
McNicho| Isl Hoya Ace
In Scrimmage With
". and N. Squad
By the Associated Press.


WILLIAMSBURG, Va, March 25
William and Mary's football squad
closed a seven-week spring training
session today with a scrimmage
against the hefty Georgetown Uni
versity team.
The ball was kept in play in mid
field and the squads alternated on
offense and defense. A blazing sun
made the day more suitable for
baseball.
Coach Jack Hagerty of George
town used his entire group of 80
players, with freshmen and sopho-
mores bearing the brunt of the
workout.
Georgetown used No. l back
field. with Falcone at quarter. Spen-
Ger and Bolvin at halves and Meg
len at fullback.
A fleet-footed. shifty back named
McNichol did the most impressive
ball-carrying.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Giants Thrash Tribe, 1912,
Even 6-Year Series
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-The
Giants walloped the Indians, 10 to
2, today behind the eight-hit pitch
ing of Hal Schumacher, Clyde
Castleman and Bill Lohrman.
The victory put them all even
over a stretch of six spring cam
paigns.
The Giants got off to a 3-to-1
lead in the second inning on Mel
Otis double, Zeke Bonura's single
and Harry Danning's triple. There
after it never was close.
New York --- O30 221 O02-1o 1s
Cleveland -- O1O DOL OOO-2 8 l
Schumacher. Castleman.. Lohrman and
Danning: Harder Humphries Dobson (8)
and Hemsley Pytlak
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Eastern Polo Title Goes
To Blue Hill Forms

NEW YORK, March 25.-Blue
Hill Farms Of Media, Pa, which
won the national polo title last
spring, captured the Eastern cham
pionship in the Sherman Memorial
dow goaD division by routing Saxon
Woods tonight, 15-7 at Squadron G
Armory.
The victory qualified the Pennsyl-
vanians for the East-West series for
the national championship.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

better Joe Krakauskas' 1-hit
performance over six innings
against Milwaukee here definitely
put him in the race for the OPEN
ing game assignment against the
Yankees.
The Brewers must be getting
their suntans in the Ocala in
doors They have been in
Florida for three weeks and are
approximately as brown as a
piece of white paper Some Of
the Mats went to nearby Silver
Springs, climbed into the sub
photo boats, and let the fish swim
up to the windows and look at
them Katy Rawls was doing
some swimming for q movie cam
eraman and when she had fin
ished she did her act over again
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Tabor Swings Mean Bot
For Bosox Seconds
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SARASOTA, Fla. March 25.-
Jim Tabor, rookie third baseman of
the. Red Sox, was the big noise to-
day as the Sox second -stringers de-
feated Newark of the International
League, 5 to 0. Tabor cleared the
bases with triple in the fifth. and
drove in his fourth run with a
double in the seventh.
Newark Il. L)-- 900 900 600
Boston a. LII 900 100 1Ox-5 Q
Lien. Bittner and Holm. De Phillips;
Aaehy Wade and Berg.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Chisox Get 6 in 9Th, 9Th
To Whip Cubs, 81
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 25.-The
White Sox whipped their city rivals,
the National League Cubs, 8 to I,
today by scoring six runs in the
last two innings.
The Sox, trailing to going into
the eighth, blasted Newell Kimball
from the mound and showed no
mercy for his successor, AL Epperly
hics Ghicsso 60 ~ 9o0 9oo 91o d33 d33-s12 2
Batteries-Rigney, Whitehead and schlu-
etter. Sylvester: French Kimball. Epperly
and Manusco. Baker Kylm
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Win, Lose or Draw
The Rookie Form Sheet-With Apologies
Star Staff Correspondent.

oCA Fla March 25one of the ve Florida debates of the
time rookie
the shines the palms gently
for their indscretion.
Half
League
they all have their positive
shouldn't sticking long a
directory
Dear KnoW-ItAn
like you
Florida
the and taking his by June Is follow
would like do closely, with club hand
Cordially,
WS-MORE"
Marshall Wash
ington turkey
deep thought
plug Anyway
apoogetcaly.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Pass by Bee SIobmon
Forces Dodqer Win
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BRADENTON, Fla, March 25.-
Tom Early's wildness in the 10th
inning gave the Brooklyn Dodgers
9-8 victory over the Boston Bees
today.
After scoring three runs in the
ninth to tie the count, the Dodgers
made their winning counter when
Early walked Pinch Hitter Gene
Moore with the bases full.
Brooklyn------ 100 OO3 1O3 ID 10
Boston 900 Alb 900 O-S 16 1
Batteries--Casey. PQsedel Paynick and
eewell: Sullivan. HazeR Early and Todd.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
SIugging Browns Rout
Oklahoma City, 11-3
BY tho Associated Press,

SAN BENITO, Tex, March as
The st. Louis Browns maintained
their undefeated spring record by
walloping Oklahoma City of the
Texas League today, II to 3.
Two home runs by Harlond Cliff,
one by Ed Silber and triples by Roy
Hughes, Beau Bell and Nell MAJ
zera featured the Browns 16-hit
attack.
st. Louis tA.) 900 O1O 352-11 1s 1
Okla City IT. L. 600 900 120-3 8
Trotter. Tost and Spindel: Brillheart,
Shealy and Dickey. Andrews
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Clever SIubbinq
.Batteo for Blaeholder in fifth.
tBatted for A johnson in eighth.

sBatteo for Blaeholder in fifth.
fBatted for johnson in eighth.
WASHINGTON 600 OO4 0O0-
Milwaukee -- 900 600 OO0-0
Runs-Case. Lewis Estalella. West Err
rors--Winegarner CD. Lewis. Runs batted
ln-Estalella t2l, West. WasdeN. Two
base hit-Schulte. Three-base hits-Esta-
leila: Wasdel. Double plays-Foth to Hope
to Heath t2p. Wineearner to Hope to For
nall Bluese to Bloodworth to Vernon
Hone to Foth to Formal. Left on bases
Washington s.: Milwaukee, 7. First base
on balis-of krakauskas 3; of BeItram.
out-By Krakauskas. 4. Hits-Of Blae-
holder, . in 5 innings; of Bertram- in
l II innings. off A Johnson. > in Ia in
nings: off Wallen none in l inning; on
Krakauskas / in 6 innings: on Montea-
guido none in 3 innings. Hit by pitcher
Lewis Thy Blaeholder) Winning pitcher-
krakauskas. Losing pitcher-Bertram
Umpires-Messrs. Bond Basil and Lindsay
Time-1.50
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Fox Defects WARRINGTON

NEW YORK, March Is (P.-Tiger
Jack Fox, Spokane (Wash) Negro
light heavyweight, outpointed Tiger
Terry Warrington of Liverpool
Nova Scotia, Canadian 175-pound
titleholder, In an eight-round bout
at Roakland Palace tonight.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Buc Rockies Big Homer
Fails to Win Game
By the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-
Maurice Van Robays, biggest of the
Pirate camp sensations, continued
his hitting splurge today by wallop-
ing homer more than 400 feet over
left center with one man aboard,
but that didn't save Pittsburgh
from a 4-to-3 exhibition defeat at
the hands of the San Francisco Seals
of the Pacific Coast League.
Pittsburgh --- 200 900 1903 II o
San Francisco - 100 O1O OOx- 10 o
Bowman Radunich and Mueller. Berres;
Gibson and CodinS
Evening star., 1939-03-26
UpperviIIe Five Is Champ

WARRENTON, Va, March 25.-
Upperville High Schools basket ball
team won the championship OF the
Northern Virginia League by de-
feating Warrenton, 1918.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Coins Junior Polo Title

NEW YORK, March 25 @.-
Pegasus IN. j. Club defeated Wa
tertown Comm. IA to II, for the
Eastern junior polo championship.
Watertown had a flve-goal handicap.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

QUEEN OF COURT-Bernice
Ross, 19-year-old sophomore
art student from Kansas CITY.
who was voted the reigning
beauty of the Woman's Ma
tional A. A. U. basket ball
tourney at Wichita, Kans. Her
team, the Kansas City Brown
les, was defeated in one of the
early matches.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
PhiIs Sturt With Win

McALLEN, Tex, March Is R.-
The Phillies won their first exhibi-
ton game in 10 tries today with a
6-to-3 victory over Tulsa of the
Texas league.s
PHILADELPHIA 200 OO2 O2o-s 8 O
Tulsa lsa,------ 1O2 900 OOO-3 8
Batteries-.Henry. Beck and Atwood
Thomas. Olsen. Harris and McCaskill.
Carter.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

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La gaceta., 1939-05-05
HARA UNA VISTA AL BRA
SILL Ell GENERAL MARSH
ALL
La SitMGci6n Sc Comsidera
Delicddd

Washington, mayo 5.-El ge-
neral George C. Marshall, nuevo
jefe de estado mayor del ejerci-
to americana, saldra para ell Bra
sill, de vista, dentro de pocos
dfas. Debese Ell viaje a la inten-
ci6n anunciada por Hitler de o.
graz que ell Brasil yea los pro-
blemas internacionales por los
CLOS del nazismo.
Hitler ACADIA de invitar a Pc.
dro Aurelio de Goes Monteiro,
sfe del estado mayor del ejerci-
to brasilero, a hacer una vista a
Alemania. Esa invitaci6n pro-
dujo muy NAL efecto en- la can
cilleria americana y particular
mente a Sumner Welles, Ell sub
secretario de estado. Mr.. Welles
estimaba delicada la situaci6n.
La actuaci6n americana hizo
que Sc comunicara a Hitler que
por ahora ell general Monteiro
no pensaba visitar a Alemania.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
Ell PROBLEMA DE LA LEY
WAGNER
Sc tratara de aplazar Ell pro.
blema para la venidera
legislature

Washington, mayo 5.-Los
lfderes del Gobierno tratan de
aplazar ell asunto de la. ley
Wagner para la venidera legis
latura, aunque la famosa Ca
mara de Concrete de los Esta-
dos Unidos pide que la ley sea
Imodificada ahora.
La Sra. Norton, democratic
de New Jersey, presidenta del
Comite de Labor de la Cana
ra, estima que la acci6n debe
ser diferida hasta ell mes de
enero. "Yo sugiero que pase-
mos ell resto de la legislature
escuchando opiniones para
Tue algo positive cristalice du-
rante ell otono."
! Otros dos representatives de
m6cratas, Hartley, de N. j., y
Anderson, Mo-, consideran.
sin embargo, que los cambios
en- la ley son imperativos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
LAS BARRTCADAS

I'm destacamento de ingenie-
yos del ej6rcito ingles quito en-
Gibraltar las barricadas que Sc
habfan puesto en- la parte norte,
erca de territorio neutral.
Fran barricadas para recor-
lar a Franco la propiedad brita-
l!ca del Pen6n.
Mientras tai Sc hace la escua-
Ira alemana vista puertos de
Espana, Marruecos espahol,
ranger y Portugal.
liHabra dado a Ingaterra nue.
as "seguridades" ell general
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
MTAJA EN- GAMING

Pas6 por Hamilton, Bermu-
das, en- canine de Cuba, ell vapor
que conduce al general Jose Mia
ia, exjefe de los ej6rcitos del
Centre en- la lucha de la Repdbli
ca ESpanola contra sus enemi.
COS de fuera y del interior de la
peninsula.
FL general Miaja Sc neg6 a
hablar con los periodistas, pero
suS amigos dijeron que ell gene
raj abriga la confianza de poder
regresar a Espafa, a una Espa-
ma republican, y liberal, dentro
de mCy POGO TEMPO.
Viaja en- tercera clase, como
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
10 QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. Sanfeliz

La verdadera soluci6n a todGs
esos problemas, creados por los
que sc han erigidos en- dictado-
res de sus pueblos, no ha sido ell
contrada todavfa.
I'm gran nGmero de personals,
entire ellos me encUentro, pensa-
mos que la "tristemente celebre"
conferencia de Munich no sirvi6
para traer la tan deseada paz en-
ell mundo, nj siquiera un paz tenn
poral.
Con cada nuevo dia, a nuestro
pesar, vemos nuevas pruebas de
que la ansiada paz y tranquil
dad no ~existen, nj permanent
nj temporalmente. La crisis y
su soluci6n estan muy distantes.
observation-disclosures no conta-
mos con profetas infalibles QUE
nos pronostiquen con anterior
dad a los successes 10 que va a SUI
ceder y cuando llegaremos al
punto algido y en- que forma Sc
va a desarrollar, y 81 por suerte
sera una gran bendici6n o poi
deSgracia una tremenda calami-
dad para toda la humanidad.
Solo una pronta precision, una
genuina corriente de sincera sim
patfa entire los paises que profe-
san y practican la verdadera de-
mocracia, sera la causa de que
Sc puedan prevenir los efectos
catastr6ficos de una guerra. 81
no Sc encuentra esa soluci6n, SC
10 Dios podra saber Ell resulta-
do final, porque no creo que exis
ia imagination humana nj ojos
videntes nj palabras para des-
cribir 10 que ocurrira en- case de
una guerra,
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
La obra de la Retaguardia de Tampa

un general del pueblo de la demo
cracia agredida, en- compahia de
su esposa, sus dos hijos y varios
oficiales de su ejercito.
FL mejor tribute a Miaja Sc
10 ACADIA de rendir, en- New York
Ell exprimer ministro Don Juan
Negrin, quien dijo: Sc trata de-
I'm hombre honesto y de TN mi
litar capaz. Los politicos lie en-.
ganaron.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
ante 81 Gobierno de

protestando ante el Gobierno de
Londres en- cuanto a la PROPOSE
sion de reclrtar a los inandeses,
en- los seis condados del Norte
de Irlanda, para ell servicio mill
tar en- Ell ejercio ingles. "Los a.
bogados poir&n arguir que In
q~laterra ITEMS dereho a hacerlo,
porque ell Norte de Irlanda for
ma parte del Reno Undo, pero
nosotros reclamamos TODD ell te-
rritorio de Irlanda, y Ia conscrip
ci6n de los irlaniesas en- esa par
tie del pals la consideraremos CO.
mo un acto de aggression.
"Tal amenaza es intolerable Y
debe comprenderlo asi toda per-
cna ansiosa de que existan las
meicres relaciones entire los dos
paises."
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
HITLER o AHORA GER
VEZA

Berlin, mayo 5.-El canciller
Hitler, que no fuma y no nigeria
bebidas alcoholics, ha comen-
zado a beber una cerveza que Sc
hace e~specialmente para Ell con
un contenido alcoholico de Is.
Una cerveceria de Baviera Sc
brind6 especialmente para ha-
cerla.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
E EMBAJAD0R A La


Washington, ago 5.-El pre-
sidente Roosevelt nomin6 a.
yerpara embajador en- la Ar
gentina al Sr. Norman Ar
mour, de New York, III diplo-
matico de carrera. Tiene SO a.
nos de edad.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05

que traicion6 a su pueblo y ven
clio a la Rcpablica ayuiado por
Italia, Alemania, Portugal los
moros y grupos de criminales
del Tercio?
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
COMITE POPULAR

Esta noche Sc reunira en- e.
Centre Obrero Ell Comite Popu-
lar Democratico de Socorro a los
refugiados e~spaholes.
Encarecese la ~asistencia de
todos los miembros.
Problemas de importancia Sc
ran discutidos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05

DE VALERA OPUESTO A LA
CONSUMPTION MILITAR
EN- Ell NORTE DE L
DA
La gaceta., 1939-05-05
RADIO

WFLA-62O NBC Features
4:45 Vaughn de Leath, songs
5:45 Lowell Thomas
700 Lucille Manners, concert
500 Paul Martin orchestra
II :0) Will 0rborne orchestra
1890 Woody Herman orch.
IL 100 Blue Barron orchestra
IL 80 Chas. Barnett orchestra
WDAE-l220 : CHS Features
100 News
5;35 Rhythm Roundup
6:15 Lum & Abner
1880 Burns & Allen
$50 Robert Ripley Show
10 100 Ozzie Nelson orchestra
10 80 Cab Galloway orchestra
II 100 Glenn Gray orchestra
IL 80 Leighton Noble orch.
La gaceta., 1939-05-05

Dublin, mayo 5.-Eamon de
Valera pronunci6 en- Ell Dali Ell
reann un importante discurso,