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Evening star., 1939-08-08
Red Sox Unimpressed
By Tigers Expensive
Rookie, Hutchinson
Foxx, Cronin, ct a., Fail
To See Coming Star in
'S50.00o Beauty
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Aug. st may be a
case OF sour grapes, but the Boston
Red Sox remain unimpressed with
Freddy Hutchinson. the Detroit
Tigers $4,000 rookie pitcher, who
moved them down with only six
hits Sunday.
Passing a day off yesterday by
talking shop, as usual, the Sox, who
lead the American League in team
batting. were loath to proclaim the
young Coast star another Bob Feller
or even Johnny Wander Nicer.
"He doesn't look to me as if he was
worthy any s50,0O0," commented
Jimmy Foxx, the leagues leading
hitter last year. HE doesn't have
the fast-breaking curve or fast ball
necessary to be the 20-game winner
they hope he'll be. Naturally, we'll
have to see more of him before pass
ing final Judgment, but at first hand,
I'd say he wasn't too impressive"
Clubowner Tom Yawkey said he
sort OF felt I could have hit him
myself. He didn't seem to have
much except poise."
Manager Joe Cronin thought
Hutchinson looked like a pretty
good hitter" Che made four hits in
four times up) and that Fenway
Park background helped him a lot. "
On the Detroit side, Birdie Teb-
belts, who caught Hutchinson, was
enthusiastic over his possibilities.
HE may be syear or perhaps two
years away" said the receiver, but
he has q fine chance.
Il like his delivery, which is one
OF the best I've seen. He has control
and a fairly good assortment of
pitches. Hutchinson may be a
standout before he's through"
Evening star., 1939-08-08
BY DREW MIDDLETON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

LONDON, Aug. 8.-The greatest
runner in the world today is Taisto
Maxi, keg-chested, wiry-legged Finn
who grew up worshipping the fab
ulous Nurmi and now finds II can
beat his marks, but 1 feel bad when
I do it."
A lot went on at White City Sta
dium in the international track meet
yesterday. The American team won
the event hands down and made the
European team resemble bush
league baseball players batting
against Red Ruffing Three British
records were cracked and two tied
The United States athletes appeared
to be the class of the world, with
one exception-Maki.
Runs Like Cunningham.
He ran as Cunningham used to
-coolly, wisely and strongly. No
one without motor cycle is going
to lick him in the big meet" at
Helsinki next summer.
He handles English badly, but we
found out:
Il have run since I was a boy,
I do not know anything else. AL
ways Nurmi was idol. When I
found I could approach and beat
his marks I was scared. 1t was
like grimacing in the face of your
father"
The only American who can even
approach this lean hard lad who
holds records at 2 miles, 3 miles,
5000 and 10000 meters is Don Lash
otherwise he stands alone.
We asked him what makes him
such great runner?
when I was boy I run over roads
Tracks like this I find easy. It Is
like running on carpet"
He is stepped to the gills about
Nirmi Here are their comparative
times.
Nurmi at 5000 meters-s:2o.4;
Maxi, 8:15.6.
Nurmi at 2 miles-8:59.2; Maxi
1882 (world record.
Nurmi at miles-13:51.6; Maxi
13:424 (world record.
Nurmi at 5000 meters-14:282;
Maxi, 14:08.8 (world record.
Nurmi at 10000 meters-30: :061
Maxi, 3O:02.0 (world record.
That's Maxi. He ought to win
anything he has yen for in the
OlvmpicS next wear,
II don't run mile or 1,500 meters
much. Sometimes to please my
friends, yes. But I do not like
them. They are short, like warming
up. Who is best? Why Cunning
ham. He's perfect"
Maxi is a lot like Cunningham
Pure and sternly proud of his physi-
cal condition.
II am a runner, not dancer. Why
should I spend my time in the
moves and restaurants?"' he asks.
Olympics Win Looms for u. S.
The United States appears ready
to be the top dog again at the
Olympics next year.
No one can produce sprinters like
CLYDE jeffrey, specialists like Roy
Cochran or all-around men like Bill
Watson. The latter scored 13 points
in the international meet and made
the team contest Z shambles as the
Evening star., 1939-08-08
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Scoopa-
radcliffe Dixie grapevine says
Seymour Weiss, the Louisiana
politician, is trying to peddle the
New Orleans Pelicans to Bill
Terry. Correction-Mike Welch,
the half-backing pride of st.
James, Mimi, who was ticketed
for Alabama here, has decided to
enlist at Minnesota instead.
(Proving all the stars do not
fall on Alabama.) Mike Jacobs
is going to give Boston a look
at Patrick Edward Comiskey.
Washington sent Minneapolis a
first-sacker in a pinch, and the
Millers will return the favor
by giving Washington first call
on one of their slab stars.
Unfair competition-The YAM
kee Stadium is infested with
Japanese beetles, and Joe Nc
Evening star., 1939-08-08
no-hit game for a guy named Jim

no-hit game for guy named Jim
Hayes.
Taking the culprit to task, the
Bloomington Paragraph said:
He didn't do it standing up
there swinging like man. No,
he did it with a bunt; a deceit
full back-alley ruse that gave
Mr.. Benzenberg a hit but did
him no honor.
''It was the f1ea-bittenest,
swaybacked est, moth eatened
hit that ever marred a pitchers
record"
P. S.-Then the Paragraph
put old Benny in the box score
as "B'zb'rg."
Advt. dept
Bill McKechnie, who has the
jitters
despite his pitchers and his
hitters)
Might find relief-both quick and
sure
In Joe McCarthy's headache
cure.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Maxi Worlds Best Runner:
Win at London Presoges
u. S. Olympic Victory

United States won with 81 points
to Britain's Al.
America won all the events but
two that it expected to win-the
quarter and the mile. We might
have won those, but Ed Miller
slumped against Mario Lanzi, and
Blaine Rideout got pushed around
in the mile.
There's no use crying over the lat
ter. Lots of kids get worse racing
luck in dual meets at home. Rideout
forgot to hold his lead and then
couldn't come back. The suspicion
persists he is not Americas No. l
man for the 1,500 next year.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Girls Net Tournament
Opens at Columbia

Headed by Betty Jacobs, senior
playground champion, who is seeded
No. l, group Of girls who will not
reach their 10Th birthday before
January l, start play today at Co.
lumbia Country Club for the Junior
girls tennis championship, to de-
termine Washington's representative
in NATIONAL competition at Forest
Hills, Long Island.
Sponsored by the District Tennis
Association, with the aid of Mrs.
Dorette Miller, local star, the tour
nament also will serve to make up
a squad for the proposed Sears team.
Play will start at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Petworth-Potomuc Divide

Petworth A. c. divided q twin-bill
with the Potomac A. c., winning the
nightcap, 1875, after dropping the
curtain raiser, 5-4.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
We Said Johnson for the Correct Answer
Mutty Was the Artistic Stundout

vigorously MY signals have been
Radbourne he
lot of
pitchers.
You to greatest?
be EN- all
struck
back He
n pitchers name
Marching Club the National
Mahewson
pitching this
Wal Old Il think Mathewson great pitcher
classify johnson powerhouse Without
still did things
Walter powerhouse
pitcher
"MaheWSon different of He
pitcher brilliant fellow
all He wonderful
fadeawy Besides he had screwbal and
Evening star., 1939-08-08
FeIIer Hasn't Been Up Long Enough

paused a many were
washing
before his mind
finally, probably durable After
games lasted the Mahewson
WaddelL
surprised said the old gentleman how really
pitchers passed the last 20 of
fellows Radbourn
Others Then johnson and Mathewson and
belongs the pitchers of all times
So Lefty Gomez and Tommy Bridges and Dizzy Dean
Schooboy belonged After ALL he of
Gri e doesn't belong He didn't enough
effectiveness value
consideration Rowe didn't last long enough
another chap who starting off all
Grf snored. Hes pitcher right he
until
overheard this I'm rating
Feer doesn't belong with Johnson Ma Grove Ruse
Hubbeu Radbourne Waddel Plank
All of this is fine Mister but the big decision hasn't
the the baseball 50
years chuckng powehouse
gories
greatest.
Waddel
it."
nothing others AS baseball folk
the pitchers.
word anything johnson the greatest of them ALL
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Era Of Power American Tennis Giving Way to Skill and Perseverance
Win, Lose or Draw
The Greatest Pitcher of Them All
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

apparently started when he began to write the
all listened
back 80 40 In the
lefthander of them ALL
Griffith 40 He back So
baseball He tough little fellow
baseball
Charley Radboune of the greatest
talking about
old gentleman 10,
all of them We asked him about Radbourne
really pitcher, that
fellow"
We Said Johnson for the Correct Answer
a When old used to
then
What did Columbus discover American"
q snappy for that 1t 1892 Gf
question fes biggest
worry?"
always The second trust" would
quick like rabbit
S greatest hved?'
We'd Walter Johnson, back
knowledge that
flying colors.
talking Hos Radbourne him
Could Big Trains glove?
Evening star., 1939-01-01

Twelve thirty A. M. These happy revelers are
wishing absent friends the seasons greetings
over the telephone and are being very humor
Gus with their Merry Christmas and Happy
Fourth of July" The friends reused from slum-
Der will be slightly unappreciative.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Man Caught in Chase
To Face Lineup

A 23-year-old Virginian, who was
arrested here last night after wild
chase out Reservoir and Canal
roads, will face a police lineup to-
night as a bandit suspect.
Police, after finding a pair of
brass knuckles in the automobile he
was driving, decided to investigate,
believing the Virginian had been
involved in recent robberies here.
He was captured in stolen auto
mobile by Motorcycle Patrolman
Otto Fuss near Chain Bridge. The
car had been stolen from Thirty
first and M streets NV. and was
spotted by the policeman on Reser-
voir road
The policeman gave chase and the
car sped up, reaching over 10 miles
an hour. The policeman had to go
80 miles an hour to overtake it.
The driver had a police record in
Virginia, 1t was said.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
&c. {. Report Urges
Radio Equipment on
Boats
Report Recommends
Equipment for Ships
On Greet Lakes Also

Compulsory equipment of certain
types of passenger-carrying vessels
operating on the Chesapeake Bay
and other bays and sounds of the
United States with either radio tele-
phone or radio telegraph equipment
by January /, 1912, was recon-
mended to the Federal Communica-
tions Commission yesterday in a
two volume report submitted by
Commissioner Thad H. Brown.
He also recommended that ships
operating on the Great Lakes be
required to install uniform system
of radio telephony to be completed
by the opening of the navigation
season in 1912. In this connection
he recommended that the United
States enter into a treaty with Can
ada so that vessels of the Dominion
might be compelled to install similar
apparatus.
The vessels on the Chesapeake
Bay which Commissioner Brown
recommended for radio equip
ment are divided into two classes.
Glass A includes commercial pas
Senger vessels licensed to carry 500
or more persons, including passen-
gers and crew, which makes a voy-
age of 20 nautical miles or more.
Class B includes commercial pas
senger vessels licensed to provide
berthing service to so or more per-
sons and going on voyage Of 80
nautical miles or more. the time Of
which voyage is wholly or In part
at night.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Engineers to Discuss
Low-Cost Home Heutino

Heating units in low-cost houses
and homes built for investment
purposes will be discussed at the
regular meeting Of the Washington
chapter OF the American Society of
Heating and Ventilating Engineers
at o'clock tonight in the Dodge
Hotel.
Alfred P. Croney will lead the dis
cussion with talk on the economic
balance in the selection of heating
plants for low-cost and low-rent
houses. He is chief of the mechani-
cal section of the United States
Housing Authority and has had con-
siderable experience with this type
of work. The meeting will be pre-
ceded by a dinner at $50 pm. in the
hotel dining room.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Victory for Chinese
Perdicted by Envoy

China is bound to win in the end
in her struggle with Japan, because
Of her greater population and re-
sources, Victor K. Kwong, attache
Of the Chinese Embassy, told a STU
dents Town Hall meeting at Central
High School yesterday afternoon.
All countries are so dependent
these davs. he said. that what hap
pens to China necessarily must
interest the United States. About
200 students attended the lecture.
Miss Victoria Paul presided and the
speaker was introduced by Miss Mil
dred Dean.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Stanton Park Citizens
lndorse DELEGATE Bill

A congressional bill to regulate
the election of delegates ofsthe Dis
trict of Columbia to national po-
htical conventions was unanimously
Endorsed by the Stanton Park Citi-
zens' Association at a meeting last
night in the Peabody School.
On motion by Harry N. Stull,
president of the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations and member Of
Stanton Park, the group was to re-
queet the Capital Transit CO. pro-
Evening star., 1939-12-13

vide more street cars on the Mt.
Pleasant-T Thirteenth and D streets
NEo line during rush hours.
The proposal to reduce the per-
sonnel Of the District Fire Depart
ment by is men was referred to
William J. Bartle, chairman Of the
associations Law and Legislation
Committee, pending completion of
a survey now being made by Dis
trict officials.
It was announced that the next
meeting of the association would be
held the third Monday of January
in cooperation with the Parent
Teachers Association of the Pea
body Hilton School.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Nursing League Holds
Christmas Purty

Members of the District of Colum-
bia League of Nursing Education
last night held the annual Christ
mas party at the Dodge Hotel.
Nearly 10 nurses attended. En-
tertainment was provided by players
of the Washington Civic Theater,
who gave a sketch from Awake and
Sing" under the direction Of Day
Tuttle.
Mrs. Elizabeth Earle, St. Eliza
beth's Hospital, is president of the
nurses organization. Mrs. Laura
Bloom, Garfield Hospital, was chair
man of the Program Committee.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Church Will Present
Religious PAGEANT

AS the climax of its Goth ami
versary celebration, the John Wes-
ley A. M. E. Zion Church will pre-
sent a religious pageant, Faith of
Our Fathers tonight, tomorrow
and Friday nights at the church
hall, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets NV. Written by Mrs. Leola
B. Dudley, professor of dramatics
at Howard University, the pageant
has cast of 300 and is supported
by a chorus of $50.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
Celebro anoche una importante reunion
la Camara de Comercio de Ybor City
La Camara y ell Club Optimistic haran un reparto
de juguetes EN- ell parque de Cuscaden

Con la asistencia del presider
5e Johnny Diaz, ell S~ecretario f,
de la Grana y los directories F.
Delgado, Raul Vega, S. Quin-
tanilla, Victoriano Manteiga
Lamar Sara, r. b. Diaz, Dick
Greco Y Jose Suarez celebr6 a.
nOche session la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor.
Una comisi6n intsgrada poF
las Sras. Dawling y Daniels pa
do 81 apoyo de La Camara para
ell proyecto de costura de Ia
WPA traSladado desde Frank
Ign y Oak. Sc acord6 ayudarlas
en- 10 possible.
La Camara de Ybor City es Ia
Que mas ayuda, a~pOrtando Ell
tanto por ciento de apoyo reque-
ride, a los trabajadores Y obre-
rOS de la WPA, EN- ell distrito de
Tampa.
Este Sc reconOce por las au-
tor.dades federales, que en- re-
cientes juntas ash 10 ha nhecho
aber.
Explic6 ell presidente como i.
ban a ser cerrados los "proyec-
tos' de Ybor, dejando sin en-
pleo a centenares de personals,
y como este Sc pudo evitar por
matiaci6n del administrator
del estado, Mr., Schroeder.
I'm nuevo regimen es+ablece-
ra la WPA a partir oel ,,rimero
ae enero y la Camara de Ybor
Sc prOpone realizar su parte, a.
yudando a m%antener los PRO
yectos" de los barrios latinos.
Fr6 aprobada una resoluci6l
pidiendo a la Mesa Redonda COO
p-re cen la Camara en- la obra
10 obtener el dinero, materials,
ctc., para sostener los talleres
que funcionan en- la comunidad
latina.
Varias quejas Sc formularon
contra la conducta de Chester
Dick, unO de los directories DE- "a
WPA, que no parece apreciar
debidamente a los "latinos".
Sc Librara una intensa defen-
silva contra este Sr. Dick, 81 in
siste en- no respetar los derschos
dc los obreros y empleados lati-
nos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07

Dick dei6 un empleo en- la
municipalidad para aceptar un
pueSto en- la WPA. segdn Sc d.
.ce. Sc lie ssnala como un "prote-
gido" del senador Claude Pep
per.
Qued6 acordado instalar un
tel6fono en- el nuevo taller de
Ybor, ell tercero alberto poc
cuenta de la WPA.
Para raalizar importantes
g%estiones qued6 nombrada una
comisi6n que integran Raul We,
ga, h. b. Diaz y Dick Greco.
Para hacer el reparto de jul
quotes en- Nayidad, junto con u
ma comisi6n del Club Optimistic,
fueron nombrados los Sres. Jo-
Sc Glamour, Victoriano Mantei
ga, Severino Quintanilla, Roy
.Cotarelo, Lamar Sara, Jose
.Suarez y Jose Fiearrotta
Componen la comision del
Club 0pttmista, que funcionara
conjuntamente con Ia de la Ca
mara, Charles Creryo, Lorenzo
Mesa y Severino Quintanilla.
Ayudaran en- Cd reparto las
maestras de las escuelas de Y
Dor City, cuya cooperaci6n Sc
pedira, y las Damas Auxiliares
del Club Optimistic
De los juguetes Sc cederan
$50 a la Iglesia Presbiteriana,
dirigida por ell Rev. Passiglia, y
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
COnidd

Ell viernes Sc efectuara, en- el
Centre Asturiano, la comida Ell
honore de la novena de la UniO-
ne Italiana triunfadOra en- el
campeonato InterSocial.
Han sido invitadas 40 per-
sonas, incluyendo los presiden-
ties de las sociedades que compo-
nen la Liga, cinco miembros de
la directiva por cada sociedad,
peloter0s, emplaados, arbitroS,
ell personal ejecutivo de la Liga,
delegadoS, subdelegadOs y pc
riodistas.
Presidira 81 acto el presiden-
La gaceta., 1939-12-07

Matinee
Suponemo sque la matinee
bailable del domingo, como Ia
de las semanas anteriores, sc
convertira en- otro exito none
tario para ell Centre EspanOl, re
presentado en- esos bailes por ID
Secci6n de Recreo.
Abrigase la esperanto de ba-
tir la marca de asiStencia en- ia
matinee de Navidd.
va Saben nueStros lectores
que ell promedio de "concurren-
cia pagada" fluctGa entire 420 Y
AGO j6vene SIDE ambos sexos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
RUMAN1A ESTA DISPUES-
ia A CoNstDERAR LAS
LAS PROPOSICIONES o
SOVIETICAS
MoScu SirVi6 TambieR Otro
AViso HOstd q TurQNia

Londres, Die. 7.-El gobier-
no rrmano ha hecho Saber que
esta diSpuesto a considerar las
prOposiciones o demandas del
Soviet siempre que Sc manten,
ga intacta su independence.
Ademas de la amenaza hecha
a Rumania por e. 6rgano de la
Tercera International, Sc do
otroaviso hostil a Turquia, di-
ciendole que su independence
CORE. peligro 81 Ell gobierno no
Gambia de rCta.
lila, por su parte, di6 aver a
entender que no consentira la
invasion de los Balkanes por Ru
STA. Esta actitud del gobierno
de Roma lie acerca a los Aliados
y lie alicia todavfa mas de Ale
mania y su nueva aliada.
Turquia reforz6 aver sus
guarniciones de la frontera y sc
mantiene en- conSulta con Lou
dres.y Pari, 10 mismo que Ru-
manin.
La .htervenclun de Russia en-
Rumania provocaria la guerra
de los comunistas con los Ala
dos.
Aye rvisit6 al ministro de re-
laciones exteriores de Turquia,
en- Ankara, ell embajador ale
man Won Papen.
TOdos los peri6dicos ingleses
atacan a Russia por la invasion
de Finlandia.
En- Roma contin1an las de-
mostraciones en- favor del pue-
bio finland6s y condenando la
aggression s~ovietica.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07

otros 25C al West Tampa Civic
Club
Sc acord6 no acer arle la re-
nuncia al director Harry Viii
derman, eXpresidente de la Ca
mara y persona muy apreciada
por la colonia latina. Una conf
sion lie visitara para pedirle Ia
retire.
Pasadas las once de la noche
termin6 la junta.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
! Sc Lego IN Mensaje

En- la session del rlartes la A
sociaci6n de Padres y Maestros
de la escuela DeSoto nombr6 u
ma comisi6n para realizar traba
jos de importancia. La compo-
men las Sra. Alicia Santa Cruz,
]. Spicola y j. Fernandez. Sc
Completaron los planes para u
ma venta de ropa.
La Sra. M. Manson disert6
sobre la tuberculosis. Dirigi6 Ell
coro de la escuela la Sra. John
ny Laney y ell rograma musl-
cal Miss Christel Clayton.
Lego ell mensaje del presiden-
te la Sra. r. Beasley.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
Una Tdrjetd

Una TGrjetd
Nos manda una tarjeta pos
tai de las que ahora utiliza para
sus propaganda, la orqussta
La Sonora, dirigida por el
professor Victor Gonzalez.
La Sonora es conOcida en-
nueStros circrlos sOcialeS como
la orquesta de los estrenos.
Apreciamos la atencion.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
Con Dos OrQueStGS

Ell Circulo CubanO tiene va
contratadaS dos orquestas para
su gran bale annual de Navidad.
Para no entorpecer otros bal
les matinee, ell Circulo celebrara
81 suyo en- horas de la noche.
La Tropical y Don Francisco
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
INGRESO EN- SING SING Ell
JEFE NAZI KUHN

New York, Die, 7.-Ingres6
aver en- Sing Sing a cumplir la
eond ma que por robo lie fuera
impuesto, ell pjefe nazi Fritz
Kuhn.
Temiendo pueda ser atacadO,
ell alcaide de la famosa prisi6n
ie Ia segregado de los otros pre-
SOS.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See II You Have
Amy or The Signs

Qulyefing nerves can make YOU old and
haggaFd looking, cranky and hard 10 live
With-can keep you awake nights nj rob
you 81 good health, good times and i0ba.
Don't YET yourself Ego" nkn that. Start
taking a good reliable tonic-ono made esps-
eiaHH JoF rotssH. And could you ak Tor any
thing who.e benefits have been better proved
Vegetable Compound
LET the wholesome herbs and roots 81
Pinkheme COMPOUND help Nature calm
your tlneknR nerves, tons up your system
and hap Lessen distress from female funo-
uonni Disorder
Maks . nesa NOV. v 81 . bstgs q thi.
on@pFsNsa FtabAAnh cemDaaa4 TQpAr
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
Para las Fanlili0s


NeceStGuQGS
La Association de Padres :
MaeStroS de la escuela Phillip
Shore nombro el martss a ia
Sra. Lena LazZara para que in
vestigus las necesidades de Ia
fAmilias pobre y haga una lista
e las cue van a ser socorridas.
Entregaran los cestos las Sras.
Tlstasacca y Russo.
Hablo EN- ell acto del marteS,
con gran acierto, la Sra. 0s!e
hamilton. Sc di6 ell premio a la
clase de Miss Rowena English.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
AplazadG

AplazadG
Por enfermedad del presiden
te de La Verbena, Sr. Celestino
Vega, jr., Sc aplaz6 para fecha
pr6xima la junta de elecciones.
Tambien Sc dara a conOcer,
en- la venidera reunion, ell balal
&c de La Verbena en- los dos pa
sa.dos amos.
jose Glamour aparece noml-
rado para la presidencia y Sera
Lacto tan pronto sc verifique
una nueva junta.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07
/. NOTAS SOCIALES

te de la Liga, Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga.
Sc hara entrega de la copa ga
NADIA por la Unione y de los che
lues para las soaiedades y los
peloteroS.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07

OptimjStaS
Esta es la Semana de los clubs
OptimiStaS de la nacion.
Ell anuncio de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, que va he
mos visto publicado en- mas de
un peri6dico, es tambien de to-
no optimistic.
La Camara tiene absolute con-
fianza en- Ybor City y no oculta
su %optimiSmo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-07

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