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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
BARBECUE
and EXCURSION

Members and Slavic friends of
the Jugoslav American Progress
sive club are being invited to join
in the new organizations first
excursion and barbecue to be held
Sunday.
The boats J. A. and j. b. Mar
tinolich and the Luxor arc sched-
uled to leave the municipal dock
at the foot of 18th at. at 3 a. m
for an unnamed destination. but
including trip through the Mar,
rows.
Chairman John Barcott an
nounced the committee Is making
arrangements. for 400 persons, in
GLIDING children. The ticket price
will include the excursion and
barbecue. -
Out of town guests will attend
from Aberdeen. Hoquiam, Everett
and Seattle, TO. Join IN the cele-
bration of three months of or
sanization.
The two Msft,nolich boats are
being supplied by the Martinolich
Shipbuilding Corp, while the Lux
or il owned by Sam Borovich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
LINCOLN GIRLS
PICK OFFICERS

The girls at Lincoln high school
elected Charlotte Kane. junior, as
the Girls club president for the
Ie3e-1e40 school year, it was an
nounced this morning.
Dolores Wickman was chosen
vice president: Helen Ahrens,
treasurer; Shizue Tamaki, chair
man of standards department.
Some offices did not have a can
didate with a majority vote in
Wednesdays elections, so final
ballot was cast Thursday between
the two highest. The results found
Josephine Ludwig chosen as sec
Rotary; Jean Hallen, corresponding
secretary; Virginia Griffin, serv-
ice department chairman; Alice
Hamelin, social department chair
man, and Emily Spring. repre-
sentative to the student council.
The election of Boys club Off
GERS was postponed until next
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
Motorcycle Assn.
To Meet Sunday

Roy Rogers and Frank Cural
have been appointed to represent
the Tacoma Motorcycle club at
the meeting Of the Northwest Mo-
torcycle association m Raymond
on Sunday, May IL. The meeting
will start at 1890 a. m. and
end At $50 p. m. for 4 Class C
sanctioned hill climb with q cash
prize.
The willips Harbor Motorcycle
club ia holding open house Satur-
day night for those attending the
meet.
A new form Al initiation has
been adopted by the executive
board and was used for the first
time Wednesday night by Presi-
dent Rogers on Curtis Day and
Mickey MCGUIRE.
The club has set May II N dead
hne for all persons riding motor
cycles with ''canss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
Mothers, Fathers
Will Be Honored

Both mothers and fathers VIII
be honored at Parent Day pro-
gram sponsored by the Tacoma
ehspter No. $50 of Aleph zadik
Aleph. Junior Order of B'nai Britn'
Sunday. May Il, 2 p. m. at TAI
mud Torah synagogue, So. Attn ana
I SITS.
Speakers will he College OF
Puget Sound professor and kaoni
TRIGGER, of Congregation Talmud
Torah. Miss Thelma Bratrud VIII
sing Songs My Mother Taught
Me" God Bless America and
MY Hero" from the Chocolate
Soldier"
Mel Novikoff is chairman of the
affair. A social will follow the
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
ASSESSES FINES OF
SITS AGAINST WOMEN

Fines totalling SITS plus costs
were assessed against six women
in Justice Clarence D. Lsyton's
court Thursday after they had
entered pleas of guilty to charges
of prostitution.
Susie Smith, charged with being
the operator OF the Bungalow
Rooms. $40 So. 18th ST. Was fined
$50 and costs. The other five
Judy Thompson. Jean Mcdonald,
Blanche Kay. Billey Johnson and
Lorraine Gordon each We're fined
$25 and costs.
The women We're arrested by
Sheriff John Bjorklund's deputies
in a raid last Sunday. None OF
those named appeared in court,
posting both their pleas and cash
for their fines by proxy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
SAWDUST FERTILIZER
RESULTS IN ARREST

Alfred J. Miller, charged with
telling prospective clients that the
fertilizer he sold contained bone
meal, when analysis proved it was
made up principally of sawdust,
pleaded guilty before Justice Clsr.
ence d. Layton Thursday after
noon.
The court sentenced Miller to
weeks term in Jail, but suspended
the sentence upon Miller's promise
not to misrepresent his product
again. He was arrested Wednes-
day by sheriff's deputies following
a report by Walter West, manager
of the Better Business bureau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
EIGHTH WARD DEMOS
CLUB MEETS MONDAY

The Eighth Ward Democratic
club will hold its monthly meeting
at S p. m. Monday in st. Luke's
Community house, with all pre-
cinct committeeman and friends
invited to attend. The principal
speaker will be John Fishburne.
There also will be program of
entertainment, with Jimmie Ny
lander tap dancing. Refreshments
will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
Charge 5 Failed
To Use Egg Seals

Five Tacoma storekeepers Thurs
day were charged with failure to
place the Washington state seal
ON egg containers. Deputy Prose-
cutor Hugo Metxler. jr.. who di-
rected the complaints, said other
storekeepers in the city should
take warning.
Those named on justice court
warrants included. Dabroe's con-
fectionery. 607 Center st., Sophia
c. Dabroe; Paradise Market. 1904
%. X IT.. Frank Milano; Thomas
Hoem. TOOL So. Tacoma way: r.
=. Leach, col So. Yakima ave. I:
Savemore Market. 9Th and Proc
tor st.. H. H. Normo. and the
Strand grocery, 9i2ia Pacific ave-.
John Chewreas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
TACOMA THIRD
IN insurance
Total Of SIS, 600, 900
Paid Out in 1898
in Washington

Every day IN 1883 life insurance
policy holders and beneficaaries IN
Washington were paid $7o,136, or
. total q S75, 500, 900 for the year.
according to 4 special compila-
ticn BY The National Underwater
weekly insurance newspaper.
Life insurance payments In
Washington in 1888 equaled IS
per ont Of the s52.74a. 0el total
assets Of building and loan asso-
Citations in the state. The states
unemployment insurance fund of
$1S.110.347 at the end Of the fiscal
year in 1888 was only 81 per cent
d the life insurance payments.
The federal income and excess
profits taxes collected in the state
IN the fiscal year of 1898 were
only 50 per cent Of the life insur-
ance payments.
Washington ranked Path in life
insurance payments among all
states, while it is 30th in sixe of
population. The per capita pay
ment in 1898 das xl5.5s.
Seattle led cities In this state
IN life insurance payments in 1885
with S6.460.000 compared to ST.
100. 900 in 1897. Seattle ranked
2sth among all cities in the coun-
try. Spokane was second in pay
ments in Washington with $780,
900 IN 1888 and 81. l96. 900 in 1887.
Tacoma came third with Sl.175.-
900 followed by Yakima. SAL. 900;
Bellingham, S317. 900; walls walla.
$262. 900; Olympia. $4,000; Alb
erdeen. $4,000: Everett, s1s6. 900;
Wenatchee. $4,000; Hoquism.
$4,000; Vancouver. $4,000;
Bremerton. ss4. 900: Port Angeles.
$50. 900; Longview. SCI. 000s
Substantial life insurance pay
nnents were made In nearby states,
Oregon having s26.00o.000 with
Portland A. its leading city with
$3.50, 900; Idahos life insurance
payments totaled $4.400. 900, led
by Boise with $3l1 900 and Cali
fornia received sl41. 000. 900 led by
Loa Angeles with $27, $50, 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
Expect Richfield
Officials Here

Word was received today from
L. E. Risedorph. Tacoma Rich
field manager. of the arrival Mon
day in this city of the president
and vice president of his company.
Charles s. Jones. president. and
w. T. Dinkens are including this
city in a Northwest inspection
tour of all Richfield activities.
incidentally. tomorrow is to be
known as "Richfield Fill-up" day
and is an event in which all Rich
field dealers participate. The big
idea. according to Risedorph, is
for all dealers to beat the usual
Saturday average with rewards
awaiting those who finish in the
top flight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
Services Friday
At T0lmud TOrah

Mothers Day will be observed
by Congregation Talmud Torah
Friday evening at regular evening
services which will begin at Sis.
Rabbi TRIGGERS sermon topic will
be: "A Source Of Strength" Miss
Belle Ruth Clayman will sing mu-
steal portions Of the service.
Mothers Of pupils of the religious
school who will participate in the
conduct Of the service include
Nesdames J. A. Sussman, Robert
Tone, n. Kaplan. Leo Dobry. and
w. d. Meier. The tea and social
hour. in the vestry will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
MAN FINED 500 FOR
THEFT OF 8 HEN EGGS

LONDON - Reminders of sew
Gritty of English 18th and 18th
century justice were produced
when 20 year old egg dealer.
William Bush. was found guilty Of
stealing eight eggs worth 10 cents
from other egg sellers in Dorches-
ter. South England. He Was fined
500 and SIS costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
NAY ENLIST FOR P. |.

me army recruiting office an
nOunced Friday il il ready TO en-
list men for service in the Philip
pine department. There are five
vacancies IN Infantry. four in
Coast Artillery. three in the Medi-
cal Department. and three quail
fisd stanpgrsphers are needed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
CENTRAL AVE SCHOOL
DISTRICT IS TO VOTE

There win be Z school election
On Saturday in the Central Avenue
School District No. l24. with ballot
ing from ! to 8 p. M There will
be two proposals on the ballot, Is
mills for maintenance Of schools,
and Is mills for building purposes.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-24

As the time has come to brood bcby chi cks this season, many questi ions arise ccne 31ning the problo oma and diff culties VIC =. have hore with our chicks. In the last issue Of the Amer- icen Poultry Journal is q vory good article on the prob loms which we have and l an going to reprint it for the information of those concerned.
 GUARD AGAINST CHICK VICES The two chief so-called vices are toe picking, which often leads to connibalism, end crowd ing. Both of those are recl1y due to faulty management on the rart of the broodcr operator. The habit of crowding is usually the result of improper temper ature under the broodor. It
The Valley settler., 1939-03-24

Once more the w2tor situation in the Civic Center hos become quite serious. Care must be taken to conserve on water, do not leave it running unno cess- ori1y. The water will again be turned off foH q part of each :. day while work is being done on the we'll.
 We hope this situation will be soon corro ctod. ..=
The Valley settler., 1939-03-24

TIE VALLEY SETTLER is published evory Friday ty the Mctcnu5k0 Valley Farmor' Cooperative Association ct Palmer, Alaska. Mng. di tor: Marie Wilson
 Subscription rotos: $1.Oo year by mail: ls75 mciled anywhere lOG copy This paper is issued for the pur pose of giving informatiOn and news of the Motanuska VGlloy Farmers Cooperating Association s worf, problems, ccomul1st tmonts, anG also, news of local and
 genor-l intores and to foster the cocpe rat1ve apirit of the farmers of the Ac, tCnu3lco Valleyo
The Valley settler., 1939-03-24

nav also be the result of trying to crowd too many chick under one broodcr stove. Both of these arc easily rectod. Placing no moro than 2 to chicks under a breeder for each square foot of floor space in the brooder house will avoid over- crowding, and maintaining the proper tenn porrturo under the horer will holp to avoid the habit of crowd ing from forming. The use of q dim light in the brooder house all nipht is a great help in this respect, for if chi cks should move away from the brooder stove during tho early evening, the dim light will enable them to sec to get back to it later on when the temperature cools down.
 Some of the causes. of toe picking start in e flock are too much bright light, oape cic1ly in tho early d-vs of the breeding, ir- regularity or foeding whom e ~.s.. syatom of feoding is used that requires chicks to De fed every s 0 often, end filthy floor litter. Attention to these itoms in man. ogemont of the flock will go
 long ways to avoid the toe picking habit. Tho use also of . special rcd paint on the windows of the breeder house that makes red ob-
 jocts within the house appear
 colorloss will help to solve the problem.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-24
SPEAKING OF OBNOXIOUS
 WEEDS

Have you soen that hon.dso11o gentle man about town who used to wear all the ca1nouf lage on his face? Recently he spont a month in tho hospital end the steam heat threw him into q mott. He was really land someat first but Q second crop has sproutod and unless he comes under the new clearing program the Experiment Station will have onething to work on. Nevertheless he is q good guy and we like him.
 s.++ssss
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
Noticias de Pelota
LA LIGA DE LA 10

Esta a punto de completarse
la temporada de la "Liga de la
Toronja". Aver las Abejas de
Boston vencieron a los Senado.
res, con anotaci6n de 8 por a,
y hoy volveran a jugar las dos
valiosas novenas, en- Orlando.
AL frente de la Liga, compues
ia por novenas de las dos gran
des ligas, permanecen los Paja-
ros Rojcs de San Luis, con IL
~victorias y 6 derrotas. Los bod
gers de Brooklyn sc encuentran
en- ell segundo lugar, con IL vic
torias y 9 derrotas.
Los Yankees terminaron en-
tercer lugar, con Z y 6, y los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati en- cuarto, con
10 Y 9.
Correspondent los Mltimos
lugares a los Tigres de Detroit,
los Medias Rojas de Boston, los
Senadores de Washington y las
AbejaS de Boston.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

Nieves, larguislma, hablandoN,
del niho, de su viaje a Madrid Y
al Plantio, de las horas pasadas
Junto al pequeno y de sus bue-
mas impresiones.
Luego la puso al corriente de
su vista al ministerio de Ia Cue
ira y de la feliz soluciSn de 10
de su ascenso y su destino.
Ahora disfrutaba ounce dias
de licencia, pasados los craIes
habria de marchar a Barcelona.
para tomar bajo su mandEa ar.
tilleria del castillo de Mohiuihk
las baterias que defienden la n
ia catalans en- Ell golfo do Rosas.
Guzmah echo la carta pars
Maria de las Moves, en- Ia que in
cluyo Ia destinada a la mule del
ingeniero.
SeguidaSnsnte volw6 a Ell
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
Ell PARTIDO FINAL EN- Ell
R DE
GOLFO

En- ell torneo fenemsno de
%'igolfo", la campeona del Esta-
do, Sra. Frances Owen, fu& de-
rrotada aver por la jOVen tam
pena Rosana Clark, la que hoy
jugara ell partido final con la
Sra. Mark CcGarry de San Pc
tersburg que aver derrot6 a la
Sra. George D. Wilcox, de Mia
mi.
FL match final, en- Palma Celia,
tiene como favorita a Rosann
Clark que ha venido desarro-
llando un excelente juego. Esto
no significa guitar merito a la
Sra. McGarry, que ha venido jul
gando de manera impecable.
Recuerdese ahora que ell aho
pasado la Sra. Owen, la camper
ma, declare que a su juicio Ros-
ann Clark seria la campeona de
1889.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
UN ACUERDO DE LA
LIGA I~NTERSOCIAL
.MONTOTO DESPEDIDO

Nos enteramos que la Liga
del Premio Intersocial page les
servicios de nuestro companero,
Sr. Alfredo Montoto, a quien Sc
debe en- gran parte la constitu-
ci6n del Premio Intersocial, de-
jandolo fuera del puesto de Ano
tador Official que d~esempen6 ell
pasado campeonato.
No fue la raz6n la que Sc i'm
puso. ,
No creemos que la Liga haya
cJrado con justicia en- este casp
va que no era ell amigo al que ha
ola de favorecerse con Ell pues-
o, sine al mas experto y en- este
case todos ellos saben que ell
antique anotador puede darles
punto Y raya.
IPor que no Sc procedi6 anteS
lie la election, a un examen de
c~onocimientos? Esto hubiera ST.
do 10 cOrrecto, a nueStro enten-
Ter. Darle ell puesto al que mejor
ST piera desempenarlo y no pos
poner la convenience del Pre-
milo y de los mismos players.
a la inquina que pudiera haber.
Para respaldar 10 que decimos
y para q. la Liga demuestre su
buena fe en- favor del Premio,
proponemos que Sc cite a los tres
anotadores que optaron por el
puesto y Sc les permita a ellos
hacerse preguntas de como Sc
anotan las jugadas. De esta ma
nera habra unprecedented y ell
que mas puntos alcance debera
ser Ell elegido.
Use busca para anotador off
cial aun experto? Pues esa es Ia
mejoS manera de encontrarlo.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

sentaria al ministro Y arregla .
ria 10 de su ascenso y su trasla-
do.
A las cinco, habiendo tenido
la satisfaction de que Ell propio
ministro de la Guerra lie feiici-
tara personalmente y aplaudiera
sus estudios en- Ell extranjer0 a.
bandon6 ell palacio de Buenavis-
ia Ell va comandante Guzman,
llevando en- ell bolsillo su NOM
bramiento.
En- seguida, entrando en- un
cafe, pidi6 Ell recado de escribir,
y escribi6 esta carta para Maria
de la Cruz:
''Sehora Maria de la Cruz de
NGhez: AL volver a Espana, he
sabido que mi hijitp ha estado
muy grave y que listed ha tent
do la bondad inmensa de venir a
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
ria seneillamente saludarles.

Guzman baj6 la Castellana
a pie, con ell disgusto de no ma
Der encontrado a la mujer de
Pedro de N6hez.
Ell sol rabioso ode Madrid"
lie hizo avergonzarse al cruzar
la plaza de Colon.
Sc vic lSs polainas, ell unifor
me, cubiertos de polvo de tres
dias de tren.
ASH es que OPTIC por dirigir-
Sc a un hotel cualquiera, dom
de Sc cepill6 y Sc lav6 al me.
nos.
Almorz6 en- un restaurant,
y a las tres estaba en- ell minis
terio de la Guerra.
Habia pensado que, puesto
que la enfermedad de su hijo lie
oblig6 a venir a Madrid, Sc pre-
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

su ladO.
"Emocionado, sonora, por su
proceder generoso, la escribo pa
ra enviarle ell testimonio de mi
reconocimiento infinite.
listed, que sabe por Maria de
las Moves, por la madre de este
hijo milo tan desdichado, ell a.
bandono en- que nos obliga a te-
merle a los dos nuestro respecti-
vo deber y qre sabe 10 que Sc a.
dora a un hijo, pueie juzgar de
mi emocion cuando he sabido 10
que listed ha hecho..
"Yo deSconozco, sonora hasta
este momento en- kue la escribo
las circunstanciasI en- que listed
Sc haya decididob venir a Ell
Plantio junto a ia cuna de mi
pequenuelo; pero de todos mo-
dos, 10 mismo su madre, Ia pO-
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

ron aver 8 los SenadOres. en- Or.
lando.
Cargo con 10 dearota el pit
cher venezolaho Alexandra Ca
rrasqueI, al cual hicieron 5 ca
rreras en- Ell decimo tercer linn
ing. Por ell Boston lanzaron
Turner Earl Pezzullo, con Alton
so Lopez de catcher, y por Ell
Washington, Leonard, Kelley,
Garrasquel, Terrell y Early.
Boston Sc, 16h, 2e; Washington
4c, 10h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

70 tengo cierta d%ebilidad, y
asi 10 confieso, por la novena de
los muchachOs de Nebraska.
Ell ano pasado va Sc habfan
metido dos juegos en- ell bolsillo y
cream haber capturado Ell tren
de la victoria, cuando los italia
nos garibaldinos de la Unione
cobraron brios y les derrotarol.
Me afect6 a mi la derrota y
hasta senale responsibilities
in mente, pero hoy solo recuerdo
que ell bun perder' cast siempre
sirve de fundamento al "buen
ganar."
Quitados los errores, la victo-
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
ANTE Ell TRIBUNAL
DE JUSTICIA

I'm hombre estaba acusado de
haber caZado un numero de pa
Tomas en- la finca de un campo
sino. FL abogado defensOr ira
taba de amedrentar al campo
sine y con voz tonante lie decia:
-"Ahora bien: SEsta listed
preparado para jurar que este
hombre fue Ell que dispar6 con-
ira .sus palomas?
-"Yo no he dicho que Ell las
mat6"; replic6 ell campesino.
''Yo he dicho, que sospechaba
de qre el, 10 hubiera hecho."
Ell Defensor TT All! AhOra
va estamos en- terreno practice.
lie ha inducido a sospechar
de mi defendido?
FL Composing Pres ibien:
Primero, lie sorprendi dentro de
finca; segundo, escuche un
disparo Y wi conestos ojos que va
rias palomas caian a terra. Ter
cero, 20 encontre cuatro de mis-
palomas dentro de su bolsa, y no
pensar nj por un instante
que esas ayes volaron para me-
terse en- la bolsa y Sc suicidaron
despnes."
J. r. S.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
NUEVO DIRECTOR ATLETI-
co PARA LOS TERRIERS

Sc anunci6 aver Ell nombra-
miento de Sturgeon Cherry, un
habil d~eportista, para director
atletico de Terriers del institu-
to Hillsborough. Sustituye al Sr.
Walter Burrell, que continuara
dc professor en- ese planted de en-
senanza.
Tomara possession Ell nuevo d.
rector en- ell venidero otono.
Cherry practica a sus futbo-
listas en- la ofensiva y su once,
en- Cross City, supo destacarse
entire los grupos de clase B.
DID la noticia del cambio he
cho ell Sr. w. H. Farrar, jefe de
los apoderados escolares.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
DEPORTES
LA PELOTA INTERSOClA14
mo HASTA
Ell DOMINGO PROXIMO

Recibimos hoy una carta de
Sergio Berdeal, ell estimado ami
go, en- la cual nos camunica que
la Liga Intersocial tonic ell a.
cuerdo de aplazar ell comienzo
de la temporada hasta Ell domin-
go dfa 16.
Cita como causas de esa de-
termination ell hecho de ser Ell
domingo una gran fiesta cris-
tiana y tambien por no haber
llegado ciertos efectos deporti-
vos que la Liga aguardaba.
De modo que ell campeonato
sera inaugurado ell domingo 16,
a la l 80 de la tarde, en- lugar
del domingo 8.
va saben nuestros lectores que
SoStendran los prlmerOS partl-
dos las sociedades Cfrculo Cuba
no y Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA y Centre AsturianO y Unio-
ne Italiana.
La Liga tom6 tambien ell a.
cuerdo de aplazar la selection lie
los arbitros y ell anotador has,
ia Ell jueves dfa 10.
'Toda persona que Sc crea ca
pacitada", tiene de tempo pars
hacer su solicitud hasta ell veni-
dero jueves.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

Tengo Ell alto honor de infor-
mar que ell querido companero
Angel Santana Sc encuentra en-
la Habana.
No fue a yer ondear la linda
bandera en- ell Moro, nj a yer
los barcos entrar y salir, sine a
buscar alivio para una enferme
dad que lie molestaba.
Samantha tiene aqui centena-
res de amigos, por su bondad, su
honradez Y su clara appreciation
de todos los problemas.
Reciba nuestro saludo, que es
tambien Ell saludo de los fanati-
cos bien intencionados.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
B A E

Plantio.
Fl nlho estaba, indudablemeE(
to- en- franca mejoria.
Miguel pas6 el resto de la tar.
ae, y los tres dias sigrientes. al
Iado de. pequeSo.
Una inmensa teraura pater.
M nal Sc habia despertado en- el "a
Pensaba, mirandolo .en.el
cruel destinO que habia presidi.
40 sG vidita desde que vino al
DIRE. nc 81 pa
Dire. ue 81 ma
aos, retenidos a centenara. ~, Js
Ni'@e''0S de su cuaits, podis
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los EspejueIos
(POr Tira a Cuarta)

Espero 20 de la amabilidad de
la Liga Intersocial una lista con
los nombres de los peloteros de
as cuatro novenas que integran
FL Premio Intersocial.
e. publico esta enterado va de
asi todos los nombres pero mu
ohos de los fanatics quieren la
lista para leerla primero Y des-
pues guardarla.
Pasamos este ruego cordial a
Pope Franco, ell presidente, ell a.
nigo Bereal y los habiles y ac-
livos Delegates.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

"Cono0co va sus PARTICIPATES de
fectos y Sc por donde debo alta
earle para someterlo y derrotar
10.
LA Garcia sc la arrancare
yo."
Ray Willmar, otro de los 10
chadores mas estimados por Ell
pdblico, Sc enfrentara con Carl
Davis, de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

De nuevo Sc acord6 apla~ar ell
,omienzo de la temporada de la
Liga Intersocial.
Esta vez por los bales ue las
Sociedades y por no haber flega-
do ell equipo que Sc habia pedi-
10.
TEMPO hay y la primera pc
.ota sera lanzada ell pr6ximo do
mingo.
ALI nos veremos, mas sin Oh
vidar que en- csc dia Sc celebra
Ia Gran Fiesta de Primavera del
Centre Espanol, la prestigiosa
Sociedad.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA

bre Maria de las Moves, que 70,
guardaremos a listed eterna gra-
titud por su comportamiento he
r6ico.
Hoy mismo escribo a Maria
de las Moves, rogandola entire
que a listed esta carta Y hablan-
dola del niho, que, gracias a
Dios, esta cast bien.
"Crea listed, sonora, que nj e.
LA nj yo podremos olvidar nun
ca su acci6n generosa y nobili-
sima.
La besa los pies, con TODD res
peto, su agradecido amigo Y Sc
guro servidor, que esta a sus Or
Miguel dc Guzmdn".
Il comandante escribi6 luevo
otrs cars para MARIA do El
La gaceta., 1939-04-08
POWELL ASEGURA QUE
VENCERA AL DRAGON

Dick Powell, ell conocido lucha
dor Y arbitro, Sc batira ell lunes,
en- Benjamin Field, con Ell miste-
rioso Dragon Verde, Ell '1ucha-
dor invencible."
Powell ha hecho un estudio de
las "tacticas" del Dragon y ase-
gura que lie derrotara.
La gaceta., 1939-04-08

ria saldra al camino de los pre-
dilectos, de los mas habiles.