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Sons and Daughters
OF Liberty

Justice Council met with Jose
phine Thornhill presiding. Election
of officers was as follows: Coun-
cilor, Josephine Thornhill; associate
councillor, Ena Allen; vice councillor
Eunice Gettings; associate vice
councillor, Grace Dietrichs; record
ing secretary, Elizabeth Shepherd;
associate recording secretary, Mary
Williams; financial secretary, Eva
Wood; treasurer, Marie Wilson:
guide, Ella Burnley; inside guard,
Dixie Young; outside guard, Ethel
Thorpe; 18-month trustee, Mary
Williams. The next meeting will be
July 10, when the officers will be in
stalled. Florence Lazarus rendered
piano selections.
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462d Reconnaissance
Squadron Officers
Begin Training
Recent Graduates Of
Howard Also Ordered
On c. N. T. c. Duty

Officers of the 462d Reconnais-
sance Squadron, commanded by
Maj. William J. Yetton, will begin
IA days active duty at Fort Knox,
KY, today. They include Capts.
Guerra Everett, Walter B. Gleason,
Jesse T. Nicholas, John P. Dalton:
First Its. Sidney F. Wogan, George
NICK. Gather, Everett A. Lucken-
bach, and Second Its. Robert w.
Brown and Donald F. Forbes. At
tached to the squadron for training
is First 1t. Walter L. McCadden
Recent graduates of Howard Uni
versity also have been ordered to
IA days active duty with the Citi-
zens' Military Training Camp at
Fort Howard, Nd, during July.
They will be divided into two
groups. The first began their duty
yesterday. The second will begin
duty July %. The first group in
cluded were Second Its. John H.
Hurd, Elmer D. Jones, jr; John T.
Martin, jr.; Samuel B. McCottry, jr.,
and Ralph L. Mckinney. The Sec
ond group includes Its. Joseph w.
Dixon, William c. English, Charles
Mex. Flagg and Charles j. Runner.
Another group began training
July 3. This group includes Second
Its. Harry S. Davis, jr.; Samuel c.
Jackson. Jasper E. Ross and Samuel
F. Tyree.
A new unit instructor has been
assigned to duty at Washington Re-
serve headquarters. He is Maj.
James T. Duke, who recently was
graduated from the Army Industrial
College. He relieves 1t. Col. Joseph
L. Philips as instructor of the 306th
Cavary, $3.50 Cavalry Brigade, and
the 462d Reconnaissance Squadron.
District medical officers receiving
promotions include First 1t. Thomas
A. Hurney, promoted to captain,
who will remain assigned to the
364th Medical Regiment, and First
1t. Robert C. Rauscher. promoted
to captain, who will remain with
the 86th General Hospital.
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Texans Scratch Out
Names on Ballots
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex.-Down in the Rio
Grande Valley of Texas, Willacy
County voters mark their ballots
with a vengeance.
So much so that the county DEM
ocratic Executive Committee Or
dered party primary ballots printed
on heavier paper this year. Two
years ago many electors swung their
pencils with so much fervor they
mutilated the ballot.
The method of voting in Texas Is
to scratch out the names of candi-
dates one opposes, leaving the name
of the favored candidate unmarked.
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Masonic News

Lebanon Lodge will confer the
Fellowcraft's degree July 10. The
Lebanon Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will hold its monthly meeting July
%, featuring entertainment and
refreshments.
Potentate Karl E. FARRELL of Almas
Temple announces the annual ex-
cursion will be July 20 on the
steamer Mount Vernon at $3.50 pm.
The Almas Temple Military Band
and the Oriental Band are on the
program, and special entertainment
features will be provided. Jense
F. Porter is in charge of tickets.
Monarch c. Walter Umhau and a
large delegation of Kallipolis Grotto
members have returned from the
Supreme Council Convention In
Richmond, Va.
The Drill Corps, under the cap
taincy of Richard T. Umhau, past
monarch, again captured first prize
in the competitive drills, for the
third consecutive time, thereby re-
tanning the much coveted loving cup
in their permanent possession.
The 1941 convention will be held
in st. Louis, Mo.
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Regular Veterans
Association

Walter P. Boehm, commander of
Gen. Nalin Craig post, announces
that Aram Kojasser, chairman of
the Recruiting Committee, will
make the principal address on July
16 at 1903 Fourteenth street NV.
Stephen A.fWilley will be installed
as post senior vice commander by
Victor E. Devereaux, national senior
vice commander,
Harry G. Ritner, director Of pub
licity, announces arrangements
have been made to award Is prizes
to regulars bringing in the largest
memberships by August ]. In case
Of ties, each contestant will be
awarded similar prizes.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday-Internal Revenue
Post. 100 L street NV; Po-
lice-Fire Post, 800 Monroe street
NE: Overseas Military Band,
National Guard Armory; Junior
Drum and Bugle Corps, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Tuesday-Military Order of
Cootie, 935 G place NV.
Wednesday-Gen. Edwards
Post, 815 Fifteenth street NV.
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Romero and George Kiley, soloists;
Miss Martha Sue Slender. song and
dance; the three McAuliffe sisters,
harmony; Bernice Phillips, reader;
Eleanor johnson, comedy song and
dance; Paul Morgan and Johnnie
Tass. musicians; John MANHOOD,
master of ceremonies, with Law
renee Schiller and Mrs. Mary Baker,
smith accompanies.
The July meeting Of the post was
Cancelled and a crab feast was held
at the home of Joseph Workman
last Thursday evening. The next
meeting will be August 7 at the Sol
diers, Sailors and Marines Club at
8 pm.
At the July meeting Of the U. S. S.
Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, delegates
and alternates to the department
convention were held. Comdr. Smith
was unanimously elected chairman
of the following delegates: Dorothy
Drunken, Lillian Caldwell, Belle
Graves, Alma Sarton, Jane Cox,
Jessie Collins, Charlotte Berry, Alice
Derrow and Bertha johnson. AL
ternates are Grace Byrnes, Gorie
Pellen, Madge Fitzgerald, Gertrude
Schmidt, Deborah Brennan, Cath
crime Crowley, Mabel Staub, Harriet
Jennings, Marjorie Skinner and
Edith Siggers.
The post Endorsed the commander
for a department Office.
A resolution to amend the by
laws to restore the Welfare Advisory
Council was voted favorably. A
resolution was adopted to have all
members of the post, without rela-
tives, and living in this city, file
with the post their wishes in regard
to mortuary arrangements.
Government Printing Office Post
No. 80 met in the Bunker Hill club
rooms and elected the following
delegates to the department con-
vention: Massie w. Blankinship,
William j. Cassiday, Mark j. Dom
dero, A. D. Fabrizio, A. E. Giegen-
gack, Ben A. Johns. Charlotte Kos
tick. Fred A. Minnigh and Louis C..
Vogt. Comdr. Roy S. Musick is
chairman of the delegation. AL
ternates are William E. Brown,
Frank A. Drake, William Field,
Clause A. Gathgens, Harold E.
Hampshire, Penn H. Howard, Roger
B. Kee, Edward A. Newman, Her.
bert R. Street and Lawrence w.
TrumbuIl.
James Reese Europe Post, No. s,
met Tuesday at the Elks' Home,
Fifteenth and @ streets NV. Comdr.
Harry E. Wilson presided.
Adjt. M. L. Fields will be on duty
in the meeting hall from to 10 pm.
July 16 to accept dues.
j. M. McCurmis was awarded a
wrist watch in the chile welfare con-
test. sponsored by Chairman j. D.
Williams.
The drum corps and drill team
will give boat ride tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. and the steamer Robert E.
Lee.
An invitation from the Kenneth
Hawkins Post, No. 81, Atlantic City,
N. j., to participate in their annual
Legion Day celebration was accepted.
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Two Lieutenants Promoted
In Marine Corps Reserve

Maj. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, COM
mandant of the United States Ma
rine Corps, last week announced
the promotion of Second Its. Phillip
c. Holt and George NJ Rice of the
5th Battalion Marine Corps Re-
serve to the rank of first lieutenant.
1t. Holt is in command of the
LIST Platoon of Company c and
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Meetings This Week.

Monday: Guard of Honor,
Roosevelt High School; Gas
Light Post, 1927 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
Tuesday: National Press Club
Post, National Press Club; Coo
ley cCullough Post, Veterans
of Foreign Wars Club; Second
Division Post, Colonial Hotel;
Bunker Hill Post, 800 Monroe
street NE; Potomac Electric
Power Post, Pepco Building.
Wednesday,: Stanley Church
Depue Post, 1926 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Thursday: Kenna-Main Post,
2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Friday: Victory Post, 414
Ninth street NV; Agriculture
Post, Agriculture Building.
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Membership Jump
Announced by Units
Of Legion Auxiliary
Department Contributes
Check for SIS to
Red Cross Relief

The Executive Committee of the
District of Columbia Department,
American Legion Auxiliary, last
week voted to contribute $25 to the
American Red Cross War Relief
Fund. A check was presented on
Wednesday afternoon at the Dis
trict of Columbia chapter house,
l730 E street NV, by Mrs. Kathleen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14
Retired Enlisted Men

Association No. l met at Pythian
Temple Hail. Staff Sergt. Daniel
Mcbride, who was retired from
company H. 18th Infantry, and
Master Sergt. Chauncey L. Davis,
who was retired from Service Bat
terry, 9Th Field Artillery, were initi-
ated.
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VI. W. Chief 10 LIST
Committee Personnel
AT Meeting Friday
FoIIow-Me Defense Post
Holds AII-Doy Picnic
Today on Boy

Comdr. Leonard j. Bacon, District
Of Columbia Department, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, will announce ma
tional committee assignments at a
meeting next Friday night at de-
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Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. 2, will hold its annual
lawn fete on Tuesday at $50 at
the home Of Mrs. Wallace, 6005 Hi.
nois avenue NV.
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Meetings This Week.

Tuesday-Potomac Unit, Pal
asaides Field House. Edmunds
g. Sherrier place NV, 8 pm.
Wednesday-U. G. McAlex-
ander, Room Ala Denrike Build
ing. 8 pm.
Thursday - United S tates
Agriculture, All States Hotel, 8
pm.
Friday - Victory Unit, Ala
Ninth street NV, 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Italy has established large ali
base Ut Massawa, Eritrea, Q colony
In Northeast Africa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Only one-third of the worlds In
habitants are Christians,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Pearl S. Richards, matron Of Ruth
Chapter, announces an evening of
games by the Ways and Means Com
mittee on July 10 at 2700 Military
road NV. Hostesses are Norma
Beckett. Margaret Knott and Elsie
Reynolds. Call Emerson 2062 after
6 pm. for reservations.
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Eastern Stur News

Mrs. Alta c. Kaylor. matron Of
Harmony Chapter. announces a
luncheon will be held at the home
of Mrs. Veleita Prather, 1400 New
Hampshire avenue NV, July 20, at
100 pm.
The Matrons and Patrons 1885 AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual pic
mic on July 81 at the Kimmel
cottage. Shady Side. Md.
Esther K. Hawkins, matron Of
Trinity Chapter, announces the an
nual boat ride will be held tomor-
row evening on the steamer Mount
Vernon at $3.50 o'clock. For tickets
call Ruth B. WertZ, Randolph 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

On July 20 a group Of the Aux.
iliary Home Board of Martha Chap
ter will hold lawn party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Town
send. 2212 Branch avenue Sc. In.
vitation is extended to all the men,
bers of the chapter and their
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Congress Lodge Chapter will hold
its annual moonlight cruise tomor-
row on the steamer Mount Vernon
at $3.50 pm. For tickets call Ran
dolph 4343 or Chestnut $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Washington Council will meet
July % at the clubhouse. Joseph
M. McKenna, grand knight, will
preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Lawrence A. Gage, grand knight,
will preside over Spalding Council
at the clubhouse next Thursday
evening. It is expected District
Deputy Thomas J. Myers will be
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

James A. Sullivan, grand COM
mander, announces a meeting of
Alcantara Caravan, Order of the
Alhambra, will be held at the club
house next Friday. Following the
meeting will be a crab feast, to
which all Alhambrans are invited.
Arrangements for the feast are in
charge Of Andrew L. Oehmann, mas
ter Of the oasis. Plans for the at
tendance of the caravan at the BIZ
ennial tri-State reunion at Atlantic
City, September 5, 6 and 7, will be
discussed. Roy M. Perry is in charge
of arrangements.
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Knights of Columbus

The ninth annual moonlight cruise
on the steamer Mount Vernon will
be held July % at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Alfred A. McGarraghy, State
deputy. and COL Thomas F.. Carlin,
past State deputy. will represent the
local order at the 58th annual meet
ing of the Supreme Council at In
dianapolis, Ind, August 20, 81 and %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Columbia Post Juveniles gave an
outdoor entertainment for the pa
tients at Glen Dale Sanatarium last
Sunday. Those on the program
were: Samuel MANHOOD, accordion
list; Elsie May and Mary Ann Baker,
smith, Lonniebelle Pugh, Miss joyce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-07-14

Col. Walter w. Burns, command
ing the 26oth Regiment of Coast
Artillery has been notified by the
National Guard Bureau that his or
ganization has been allocated four
courses in two classes for National
Guard officers to be held at the
Coast Artillery School at Fort Mon
roe. Va.
The courses are especially for Of
La gaceta., 1940-07-25

|. i Venir cOnmigOl.. H.. I'm IN
%inStante nos traemos los fam
bres!
Los tres hombres entraron on
Ia casa mientras el Nino, domi-
nando su emOci6n, quedaba jun
10 al hoyo, cast castaneteando
los dientes.
lsidro y Cad rua cargaron
prlmero con Ia sonora envol-
|viendola en- una sabana.
-Pesa menos que IN polio
tisico- brOme6 bruta,mente Il
Chepo cuando va sallsn pasillo
adelante.
La arroiaron en- el fondo de
ia fosa, bajo Ia direction del
gran Cogorza. v los tres volvie-
ron de nuevo por Tu.antdmen.
A este 10 sacaron sin envol-
verlo en- sabanas nj en- mdsicas.
lsidro 10 cogi6 por los SODA
COS. CGlderillG por los pies, cal
sadOa sOlameute con ca~lcetinsa,
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EN- LAS N LIGAS

Los Rojos del Cincinnati, con
Walter en- ell pitching box, de-
~rrotaron de nuevo aver a. los
Dodgers del Brooklyn, alejando
Sc de toda competencia por el
presente con ocho juegos de ven
taja. Walter venci6 al Brooklyn
al parecer sin esfuerzo alguno
de su parte.
En- la Americana los aqua
fbstas del st. Louis volvieron a
derrotar a los Yankees, siendo
este Ell quinto juego que los cam
peones pierden en- succession.
A continuation damos los re-
sultados de los juegos de aver
Liga Naciondl
Boston d; Chicago 3.
st. Luis at Philadelphia, rain
Cincinnati, 6: Brooklyn 8.
Only games scheduled.
Liga Americana
Detroit, Z; Washington, 5.
Cleveland, z; Philadelphia, G
Chicago, IL; Boston, 10.
st. Louis, IA; New York, IL
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MOSCOU MEGA HABER HE
CHO

Moscou, julio 25-La agencia
official de noticias Tass hizo pa
blico aver estar autorizada para
denegar la noticia de que la u
MON Soviet haya enviado una
nota a Rumania demandandO Ia
formation de un gobierno popu
lar.
Informes de Bucarest decian
que Rumania habia recibido u
ma nota de Moscou ell sabado OK
presando Ell deseo de que para
msjorar las relaciones rumano-
rusas 10 mas acertado seria non
brar un gobierno popular,
Tass dice que cualquier mott,
cia a este efecto "carece de fur
damento c~ompletamente."
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brincO.
ia los dos-repuso tran.
quiiamente Pablo. Ahora nos
vais a ayudar a hacer de ente,
rradores.
CGlderilIG Y el NiAO, nervio-
SOS y violentos, querfan mar
charse en- sguida; pero Corgoza.
hombre de malas pulgas y que
en- momentos como estos hacia-
sc siempre obedecer por buenas
20 por malas, exciam6, apretaa-
do los dientesi
Ahora no Sc Marcia de
aqui nj una rata al que intsn-
te irse le echo las tripas fuera!
De nuevo brill6 la navajo en-
.su diestra.
Los rebeldes bajaron Ia ca
beza.
Entonces el decano, caminan-
do deoate del pequeho grupO,
fue al fondo del jardin, donde
estaba q lavaero y una habita-
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der disponer de 81 contrincanoe
por Ia misma ruta en muy po-
cos rounds. QRien de los dos es
q mejor vaticinador Sc sabra
por la noche.
Dice Jones que en- la anterior
pelea, que declararon tablas, su
bio al ring sin preparation y 20
co despues de haberse comido
un monumental plato de spag-
.hetti. SOLO lie habfan avisado un
par de horas antes de la pelea,
en- la cual actu6 de sustituto. Isl
asf me sostuve por diez rounds,
.Ifigtlrense ahora que estoy bien
preparado," dijo. "Creo que de-
rrotare a Gomez antes de llegar
al septimo rounds"
Los boxeadores antes nombra
dos tendran a su cargo la pelea
principal de la noche, a diez
rounds de tres minutes cada
uno.
La semi-final sc desenvolvera
entire otros dos enemigos decla-
radios y que tambien Green ha-
Der sido victimaS de una mala
decision en- su anterior encuen-
tro. Son ellos frankie Thomas,
de st. Petersburg, y Ell vetera-
no tampeho joey Raymond. La
pelea de estos es tambien a 10
rounds, pero solo de dos minu-
tos cada una.
En- los preliminares, Young
Allen sc batira con Paul Pitisci {;
frankie Garcia con Joe Rodrl-
guez, y Young Christman con
Jack Barja.
Sc augura un lleno para las
peleas de manana en- Ell Benja :
min Field.
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no me Ilevaria NADIA.

no me llevaria NADIA.
Que 81 hombre, maestro.
Veras como 10 apaho 70 too en-
dos o tres los. Y llamaremos a
esos pa que nos ayuden.
Pablito sc opuso a que Sc sa-
caran ahora de aqui los envol-
torios.
81 guerra Isidoro llevarse las
ropas, que las escondieran por
.e jardin, para cargar con elias
a la madrugada, cuando hubble
ran despdchdo.
II Concise asombr6 el
gran discipulo-. IPues que nos
falta que hacer todavia?
..C ogorza lie miro compasiva-
mente.
Era precise hacer desapare-
Ger los eadaveres y las huellas
del crimen.
ID C6mo?,.. 1Que7
Que ST, hOmbre, Chepa lPa-
reces tontol Ahora veras. Va
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DEPORTES
EN- CUSCADEN PARK ESTA
NOCHE

I'm magnifico programme sc
anuncia para esta noche en- Gus
caden Park, conStando de un fe
nomenal desafio de Diamond
Ball entire los clubs Pepsi-Cola y
ell F~irestone, de Clearwater
campeones del Estado en- 1889,
y una exhibition de boxeo.
Tomaran parte en- ell desafio
los siguientes jugadores:
Firestone Hill, 2b; Blan-
ton c.; F. Straner, If; Allenxf
Harrell, IS; Arnold, 1b. Dunn,
IF; Flowers, p.
Pepsi-C lola Fernandez. SIS (;
NGnez, 3b; Raimi, c; Varas, 10
Scaglione, CT; Menendez, If; Cas-
tellano, rf; Gomez, xf; Benitc
2b; Sierra, p.
Terminate ell desafio sc esta-
blecera un ring de boxeo en- los
mismos terrenos y sc dara a rer
gl6n seguido un monumental.
programa de peleas amateurs.
que Sc desenvolvera en- la forms
sigiuente:
list bout. - Ernest Fonseca
los Lbs VS.. Paul Bustamante
1O8 Lbs.
End bout. - Tening Valdes
40 Lbs. VS.. Johnny Alvarez
143 Lbs.
3rd bout. = Using Martinez
LAB Lbs. VS.. Don Alvarez, $50.
Semi final. - Reynaldo Ro
driguez, lao Lbs. VS.. Joe Ia
MARCO, 140 Lbs.
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LISTERINE
for HALIT0SIS
(BAD 1RnATwl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ron dando luces, luego de cerrar
tambien las vidrieras de las ven
tanas.
Pero solo pudieron ~apoderar-
Sc de unas cuantas alhajas mo-
destas de la sonora y del reloj
de TutGnhdmen.
Isidro dijo de Mevarse tam
bien algunas ropas, y Ell Cogor-
"a Sc encogi6 de hombros DIES :
pectivamente.
Que vas a hacer con ESQ,
hombre?
-Siempre valdra too ounce
o veinte duros en- ell Monte.
y que te cojan tambien y
t'ahorQuen en- una madrug&. 70
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EZ WNCNTG

lea en- los terrenos de Ebbetts el
martes.
Coscarart y Frey iniciaror
una tragedia en- la que tolnaron
parte varios jugadores, y fue-
ron expulsados del terreno.
Prick mult6 a Wyatt por haber
10 visto personalmente pegarle
a Frey cuando este estaba en- q
suelo.
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Main Event. - Seabrook,
Sam, lao Lbs. VS.. Mike Quigles
140 Lbs.
Referee: Nanny De Castro.
Announcer: Norman Castella
no.
Time keeper: Armando Pc
rez.
Judges: Miguel Lorente, Luist
Fernandez, Armando Canal.
Las peleas comenzaran a Las
900 P. M.
Entrada gratis
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mos a salir y a decirles a los
imb6ciles esos que nos ayuden
"a TRAFALGAR un ratio en- el jardin.
-iAh, va!
Isl, hombre. Pero bueno.
escucha-ahadi6 Pablo bajan-
do mucho la voz-. De mosca nj
un pih6n. Iestas?
5iDigoi
No hemoS encontrao an
cuarto. 81 sc enteran, va nos
ties aqui a todos pidiendo nues-
ira parte en- Ell dinero, Y nos to-
caria a dos perras gordas.
-iPa sabido!
-Conque... ihala!
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CENTRIC ESPANOL DE TAM.
PA. = C1TACION

Sc cita a todos los m.embros
de esta Sociedad, para la Junta
General Ordinaria, correspon-
diente a este mes, que tendra lu
gar Ell Viernes 26 del corriente,
a las 8 y media de la noche, en-
81 edificio de Ybor.
Tampa, Fla, Julio %, 1910.
C. Torrems, Sec.
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esta secci6n, siguieron a otros
$4,000 disen1inados por Ell pats
eyer a lbs 5cicinas 6e Ginger
qrin@ing' para en5erat DC IL his
toria de su vida a IA commission IL
deral de comunicaciones que tie
ne a su cargo estos asuntos.
Ell departments de policfa y
Ia estaci6n r~eclutadora de a
Marina ofrecieron sus facili1a-
des para hacer mas rapida la to
ma de las huellas digitales de
los operadores de radio.
Planillas, question rios y di-
recciones les fueron enviadas
por correo a toGas las personals
con licencia para operar radios,
y TODD tendra que estar listo Y
presentado a la comisi6n antas
del Is de agosto.
La comisi6n decide en- JUNO
18 que siendo ell radio una lie
las principales lfneas de defen-
sa de la naci6n, ell gobierno tie
ne derecho a conocer a todos los
operadres y tener sus huellas
digitales. Sc ha prhibido ell use
de todos los transmisores por-
tati-es ahora, y con anteriori-
dad, el contacto de las estaciones
con los paises extranieros.
La gaceta., 1940-07-25

ci6ncilla llena de herramientas
de- cultivo.
Armo a los hombres de zapa-
picOs y de palas, y 81 mismo co.
.gi6 un enome azad6n.
Luego busc6 y encontr6 bien
pronto un lugar a prop6sito:
debajo de un sauce, en- la TERRA
sin matas nj cesped por la falta
de luz, y Oblig6 a que Sc pusle.
ran a CAVIAR.
La gaceta., 1940-07-25
PELOTEROS MULTADOS

New York, julio 25.-Pete
Coscarart y Whitlow Wyatt, ~
gadores del Brooklyn, y Lennie
Frey, del Cincinnati, fueron
multados en- 50 cada uno aver
pOr Ell presidente de la Liga Ma
cional, como castigo por su pc
La gaceta., 1940-07-25
Won PAPER A BERLIN

Estambul, julio 25.-Franz
Won Papen, embaador de Alema
mia en- Turquia, parti6 inespe-
radamente anoche para Berlin
y Sc dice que Hitler reclam6 ALI
su presencia para consular con
La gaceta., 1940-07-25
x

Pas6 una bora, dos.
Ell h~orizonte comenz6 a TO.
mar, ana lejOs, un aspecto blaa.
quecino de nacar, que anuncia.
ba Ia aurora.
Era precise abreviar.
Cogorsa calcul6 que va era "a
fcsa bastante honda.
EntOnces diiO al CkspG y a
Calder1la:
La gaceta., 1940-07-25
LAS PELEAS DE MANANA
EN- Ell BENJAMIN FIELD

Woody Jones, ell veterano de
st. Petersburg, predijo aver
que derrotara por knockout a
Tommy Gomez mafiana por la
noche en- l Benjamin Field.
Gomez, por su parte, cree po-