davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
Ell Reverse de la Medalla

Ell Reverse de la Meddlld
Ell reverse de la medalla en-
cuanto al ciudadano que trata
de vender Su vote, es Ell politico
canalla que promote y no cum
pie,
Sabemos nosotros de casos en-
los cuales hombres de buena fe
syudaron a p%rominentes polfti.
cos a obtener elevadas posicio-
Tres. Estes ~polfticos les prone
theron ciertos favores, relativa-
mente faciles de hacer, a la hord
de la victoria,
Pasada la lucha electoral, los
polfticos encanallados sc olvida.
ron de sus promesas, agrianic
asi a los hombres decentes y de,
cepcionandolos.
ISera Ell 'fbusca-pesetas" de
la politica una consecuencia dc
los jefes cinicos que ofrecen a
boca LENA y mas tarde, a la no.
"a del triunfo, Sc ''ciscan" en-
s-uspromesas?
Tan perjudicial es ell indivi-
duo ''pedigueno", a Gambia de
su vote, como ell politicastro que
miente y engaha para que 10 g
yuden a encumbrarse.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21

NuestrOs Candidates
Tenemos haSta ell presente,
en- ell Palenque, tres candidates
preferidos: Lorenzo Herman
DEE, Ell quito Y bondadoso juez
de paz; Nick Nuocio, ell comisio
nado del Condado, que cumple
10 que promete y hace favores a
centenares, Y AL C~hiaramonte,
candidate que merece ser reelec
to como miembro de la junta de
educaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
HUNDIDO SIN AVISO
UN VAPOR

Amsterdam, Feb. 21,-El va
.por holandes Tara, de 4,760 to.
neladas, fue hundido hoy sin
aviso a go millas al sureste de
'Cabo Finisterre. :
Sc dirigfa Ell vapor a un puer-
to de este pals, cargado de tri-
go de la America del Sur.
Sup6nese que realize la haza-
ia IN submarine aleman.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
FL ANARQUISMO
Joven publicista y professor cubano, muy destacado
por sus estudios sociales

los que 10 tienen TODD. Y, su mi
sion Ultima, es ell mantenimien-
to, a toda costa, de la propiedad
privada Y de la exploitation del
hombre por Ell hombre, que es
una reduction radical en- ell HON
bre de su humanidad. La mission
del anarquismo sera abatirlo
por la violencia. Ell anarquismo
Sc pronuncia, asimismo, contra
ell matrimonio actual y Ell con-
trato civil, porque comportan u
ma sujeci6n incompatible con la
dignidad humana. Y contra la
religion, por juzgarla un frau
de organizado al servicio del des
potismo. Solo ante la ciencia
-elevada a deidad por la teoria
del progreso indefinido- incli-
ma su tesla rebelde ell marquis
mo: siente por ella una fe casi
supersticiosa. Y cree, con Des-
cartes, que Ell sentido comdn e5
la cosa mejor distribuida del
mundo.
lY que nos ofrece Ell anar-
CUISINE, como contrapartida y
superaci6n del mundo deshuma'
nizado que nos rige? Una edad
de orc, donde no exista 10 milo nj
10 tuyo, donde ell hombre Sc rea-
lice en- toda su plentiful, donde
la libertad Individual y la comu-
nidad de bienes Sc conjuguen,
arm6nicamente, a la sombra fer
til del trabajo y del saber. Y esa
edad de orc -que rutil6 con
lumbres deslumbradoras EN- ell
discurso inescuchado del hidal-
go manchego a los cabreros-
solo podra disfrutarse median-
te ell previo derrocamiento pol
la revoluci6n social de todas las
autoridades establecidas. Ests
revoluci6n es ineluctable: es III
NAL necesario. Los anarquistaS
mo resulta ocioso advertirlo-
son enemigos de la violencia y
de la efusi6n de sangre. La juz-
gan inevitable, empero, para 10
salvation del linaje humane. Ii
imposibilidad Immediate de rea'
liar esta revolucion apocalipti.
ca determine a los anarquistaS
q proyectar sus ataques contra
los agenteS de la autoridad, me
dante actos de terror individuu
les, 10 cual habria de concitarle
la hostilidad de la opinion pd.
blica. La propaganda por ell he
cho fue la consecuencia directs
de la impotencia pOlitica de los
anarquistas, desligados de las
masas populares, para implan-
tar sus creencias, "Cuando mas
profunda es una acci6n hist6ri-
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
Sc RETIRARA Ell EMBAJA-
DOR

Boston, Feb. 21.-T~I pronto
complete en- Inglaterra la deli
cada mission que 81 gobierne lie
ha confiado, Sc retirara de Ia
carrera d~iplomatica Ell Sr. Jose
P. Kennedy, actual embajadOr
en- LOndres.
mo puedo- decir cuando ter
minare mi trabajo en- la capital
ingleSa".
Kennedy Sc someti6 aqui a uu
minucioso recenecimiento med.
co.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21

Una PreguntG
Tn amigo de Francis White
hair nos remite esta pregunta
"El Senador Holland, candida
to a Gobernador, fue el hombre
que en- la Ultima session del Sc
nado manej6 cierta legislation
especial en- favor de los "tibu-
rones" prestamistas del 42%.
Fracas6 en- el intento, pero el 10
hizo'',
Completeness al amigo de
Francis publicando esas lineas.
Personalmehte no estamos ente-
rados de que Holland haya he
che tai cosa.
Para defender a los usureros
suponemos que son n~ecesarias
"agallas" parecidas a las de =
los; pero no nos consta que sea
cierto 10 que Ell amigo del rico
hombre de DeLand nos comuni-
ca.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21

ca -escribi6 Marx mas am
plia es la masa que 10 realiza"
Y porque asi es, los regfmenes
autoritarios, -nazis Y fascis-
tas- regfmenes contra las ma
sas, han organizado Ell terror
como esencia del poder. Ell Es-
tado totalitario -el que sea, a
la derecha o a la izquierda- es
la desunstanciaci6n integral de-
hombre, concebida como obra
de arte, al estilo maquiavelico.
(ComtinNGrd).
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
Ell TEMPO
SIGUE Ell FRO

NlblaOUs y frio, es Ell pron6s-
TOGO de hoy para Tampa y sus
contornos. Los vientos modera-
dos del norte y noroeste dejan
sentir sus efectos. Existe la pc.
sibilidad de escarcha, para ests
noche, en- la parte norte centra.
del Estado.
FL frio continuara mahana
Mfnima temperature, en- la ma.
mana de hoy, AZ grades; maxi,
ma, aver, ga,
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
D0NA ISABEL DE L
CHA EN- ROLLIN

Winter Park, Feb. 21.-Ha-
Iblara en- un acto sehalado para
la noche de hoy, en- Rollins Co
llege, la sonora Isabel de Palen-
cia, exministro de Espana Ell
Suecia.
La Sra. Palencia vista la Flo
rida con Ell fin de ayudar q un
mejor entendimiento de la ciyi-
lizaci6n espahola.
Tambien sera otorgada en- Ia
noche de hoy la medalla del ms
tituto de las Espanas, ano 1910.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
DEL CoNSULADO DE CUBA

Con. motive de ser mahana
ell aniversaio del n~acimiento
del ilustre Jorge Washington.
ell consulate cubano en- esta
ciudad permanecera cerrado.
FL consulate no abrira ell So
bado, con motive de la fiesta
patri6tica cubana del "a de
febrero.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
Ell aliWo de la Reconstruction"
explicado a las mujeres

I'm simple metodo ha ahorrado a
muchas mujeres ineontables sufr,-
mientos.
Sc hasa en- ell heeho de que los
dolores de eabeza, n~erviosidad, dolo-
res parecidos a calambres, son a me-
nude sintomas de antigua "dismino-
rrea Functional debida a nutricion
d~eficiente.
Alivio para esta condiei6n Sc de-
riva frecuentemente del uso del
CARDUI, porque este aumenta eli a.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21

petite y acrecienta Ia corriente de
jugo gastrieo; asi ayuda a Ia diges-
ton y reconstruye la resistencia fl
sica. FL resultado usual es una me-
nor inconformidad periodical.
Muchas que toman ell CARDUI
unos pocos dias antes y durante ell
'tiempo" han descubierto que este
las ayuda a facilitar el periodic de
incomodidad. Las mujeres vienen
usando Ell CARDUI desde haee mas
de so amos
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
III

No gobierno, anarquia, es
punto comGn de referencia. y
les es com1n, parejamente, la
diatriba contra ell socialismo:
Gel socialismo no es NADIA, no
ha sido nunca NADIA, no sera
iamas NADIA. La r~equisitoria
contra la asociaci6n y organi-
zaci6n del trabajo Sc sucede
en- cast todos. En- cuanto oil
problema de la p~ropiedad PR
vada, Proudhon mantiene un
criterio particularisimo, a pc
sar de su sobado apotegma:
de 10 que Sc trata no es, preci-
samente, de abolir la propie.
dad no es I'm robo: ell robo es-
ia en- la expropiaci6n del es-
fuerzo ajeno. Y, a csc efecto,
juzga que la reforma de la pro-
ducci6n y del parto: radica, por
el contrario, en- la reforma de Ia
circulation, que, al identificar
e. capital y ell trabajo, absor-
biendose 10 politico en- 10 econ6-
mice, dara paso al no gobierno,
a la anarquia. Para Bakunin, en-
cambio, precisa abolir, radical
mente, la propiedad privada, a.
poyando su augmentation en-
la tests socialista. La exaltaci6n
del individuo y ell respeto huma-
no como fundamento de toda
etica y de la ayuda mutua como
fuerza social creadora, es CO.
NUN a todos los anarquistas y
hace del anarquismo uA saber
de liberaci6n. La libertad indi-
vidual y la libertad social Sc
condicionan reciprocamente,
son nociones correlativas. Fue-
ra de la sociedad, ell individuo
no existe. La sociedad es ante
rior a este y lie sobrevive. Y, so.
10 mediante aquella, ell hombre
sc realiza a ST mismo. IC6mC
conciliar, l~6gicamente, la con-
tradicci6n planteada entire la al
tonOmia individual y la convi.
vencia social? Bakumin elimi-
ma toda duda al respecto al dis
tinguir entire sociedad y Estado.
que es un 6rgano artificial y
parasitario injerto en- ella y que
trata de absorberla. FL EstadC
es, por consiguiente, Ell gran ad,
versario: es la negaci6n flagran
be de la humanidad mediante la
violencia. Bakunin coincide, q
este prop6sito, con Bastiat: am
hos juzgan al Estado como la
ostentaci6n y Ia infGtaaci6n dc
la fuerza. Y es, por ESQ mismo,
un aparato corruptor de la ma
turaleza humana: "hace Ell NAL
hasta cuando ordena Ell bien".
La arquitect6nica politica no al
terra la sustancia nj el contenidO
del Estado: todas las formas po-
liticas -democraticas o antide-
mocraticas- son, en- Ell fondo,
una misma forma de OPPRESSION
de los que no tienen NADIA por
La gaceta., 1940-02-21
DEL PALENQUE POLETICO

Tres honbres en- los cuales sc
puede tener confianza. Eilos CO.
nocen bien a la colonia latina y
saben velar por sus derechcs.
La gaceta., 1940-02-21

You may be guilty Of halitosis dad
breath) this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quently due TO food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize lt
=. but everyone you come in contact
Withsdoes.
Listerine Annsepuc halts such fer
mentation, said by some authorities 20
be a major cause of mouth odors, and
overcomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others7 Why
hurt yourself socially and In busineSsR
IL Is so cas- to guard against offend
ing by gargling with Listerine. the
safe antiseptc. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. If you
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly, Lambert
Phamacal Company, 81. Louis, Mo.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23

The Police Boys Club has been re-
ceiving favorable publicity and is be-
ing organized in various communities
This club was founded by Maj. Ernest
w. Brown, Superintendent of Police
in Washington, D. c., in 1884. WITH
the purpose of reducing juvenile de-
linquency.
Its striking success is shown by the
fact that in 1888 the year before the
formation of the club, there were 353
arrests, while in 1888 there were only
Sc arrests for juvenile delinquency, a
reduction Of 391 percent. There is
now membership of $4,000 boys in
Washington.
The Allegany County Judge of the
Juvenile Court, Mrs. Menefee, tells
me that Officer Kelly of Cumberland,
organized Police Boys Club in Cum
berland 6 months ago which has been
operating with marked success. The
boys have the use of the school GYM
nasium on Saturdays under the super
vision of the police officers. In July
they will organize for other activities.
The boys are delighted and arrests
have been markedly reduced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23
GLADES

Mrs. Hamill Casteel, of Uniontown,
Pa, was a recent guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, and family.
A surprise birthday party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bethel, in honor of their son, PauPs
birthday, last Friday night. Quite a
number of boys and girls were present
and a general good time was had by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Glotfelty visi-
ted at the Simon Opel home Sunday.
Mrs. Silas Beachy spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beachy
and Mrs. Susan Schrock, at Mountain
Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stephen visi-
ted his daughter, Mrs. Paul frost and
family at Cresaptown, last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Harvey Knox, Reisterstown,
spent the weekend with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stephen, Edith
and Catherine Metzler, of Baltimore,
and Harrisonburg, Va, were weekend
guests of their parents, Rev. and Mrs.
l. X. Metzler.
The semi-annual Communion servi-
ces were held in Glades Mennonite
church Sunday morning. Rev. Metz
Ter was assisted by Rev. Shelter, of
Johnstown.
Mrs. Earl Young, Jay Brenneman
and Earl Soldiers, of Ohio, were home
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23
Re Satisfied

| say to thee, be thou satisfied.
1t is recorded of the hares that with
a general consent they went to
drown themselves, out of feeling
OF their misery; but when they saw
a company of frogs more fearful
than they were, they began to take
courage and comfort again. Com
pare thine estate with others.-Rob-
ert Burton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23

to attend the funeral of their aunt, the
late Mrs. Hattie Engle.
Phyllis Railey is spending this week
with Alice May Beachy, at Mountain
Lake Park.
Woodrow Custer, Grantsville, visi-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23

ted friends here Sunday evening.
George, Fred, and Hazel Bowser
were in Oakland Sunday.
Mrs. William Bowser visited her
mother, Mrs. George Brant, at Deep
Creek, on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23
Doing Good Secretly

When others do you a favor speak
OF it. When you do your neighbor,
a kindness, let him find it out; then
you will find a lot of satisfaction in
the fact that you have been decent.
Van Amburgh.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23

Legionaires in West Virginia are
seeking to bar communists from being
on the ballot. They also wanted pub
hSned the list of communists who re-
Gently signed a petition.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23
Summing 1t Up

The man who has begun to live
more seriously within, begins to live
more simply without. - Phillips
Brooke.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23
Lesson for May 26

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
Iected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23
JEREMIAH ANNOUNCES THE
NEW COVENANT

LESSON TEXT-Jeremiah 31:31-37.
GOLDEN TEXT will put my law in
their inward parts, and write it in their
hearts; and will be their God. and they shall
be my people.-Jeremiah 3I:33.
Evening star., 1940-06-25
1owIy Pills Schultz
Proves Loops Best
Midway Guardian
Recent Muff Was First
In Some 200 Chances;
Umps' School Failure
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. June 25.-The finest
fielding of the season is being
turned in by Second Baseman Ham
Schultz of the lowly Phillies. He
didn't make an error in approx
mately 200 chances, counting from
opening day till he muffed one
Saturday. The record is 271 chances,
set by Oscar Melillo of the St.
Louis Browns in 1888.
Figuring just for fun that SO
victories will win the American
League pennant, the New York
Yankees would have to win 70 of
their remaining 81 games. They
can't do it. Their only hope now
is for a general standof among
the contenders and somebody slip
ping in with 88 or 80, an unlikely
occurrence.
Prexy Frick Warned En-.
Ford Frick says he isn't going
out of his way to be stern with
Frank Frisch, the umpire-baiting
manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Il told all the managers that I was
going to be tougher this year, and
I meant every word of it," the Ma
tional League president declared.
Frick admitted he thought the
fainting act Frisch staged on the
coaching line in Pittsburgh recently
was funny, but it didn't forestall a
suspension.
You'd never guess it from the
won-lost records, but Hugh dosing
pitcher Mulcahy of the Phils is
one-two for the lowest earned run
average among National League
pitchers. 1t was only a few years
back that he finished 25th on this
rating.
The dialogue between Brooklyn's
|. President Larry MacPhail and
Manager Leo Durocher the day
MacPhail was chased out of the
Dodgers clubhouse is a panic.
do you want to say something?"
asked Durocher.
"I had that idea in mind" re-
piled MacPhail.
"You can talk to any of these
players any time you want to, in
dividually, but collectively 1 talk
to EN-" stormed Durocher with
gestures. you don't want me in
here, then?" asked MacPhail.
That's it," beloved the manager.
Umps' School is Failure.
That school" the National League
had for its umpires last December
hasn't kept some of them out OF
hot water. Recently Tom Dunn
called player safe in a Bees-Cubs
game because the third basemen
stepped on the bag instead of tag
ging the runner in a force play.
Clyde Sukeforth, manager of the
Montreal Royals of the Interna-
tional League, earnestly defended
one of his pitchers to MacPhail
the other night with this honey:
why, he'd be a great pitcher if he
just had a good arm"
Evening star., 1940-06-25
Similar Situation Existed in Lacrosse

The situation pretty much the
Decan Maryland amnu who Denies incidentally
are uacKnn With their
He coached publicity sold ads
IN program distributed matches schedule
STUNT OF his
an apane trip to Pittsburgh Why anybody
burgh never was quite clear but return on
investment
eckman and his told lacrosse popular would
De oran on the
minded members
oecoeo 1t was
well be given trial And besides
te uacken pitched in helped
out financially but Deckman the sport
out the full
sased the few remaining skepcs that the
aocuos purposes Next will be back better
hopes. ~ ~ ' wv
NOW Wahmgtons new and spacious National
oe reoy hrst
WI" have indoor suitable promotion indoor track
among other things 1t Convention
running
be possible to import nationally
Evening star., 1940-06-25
By BILL WHITE,

NEW YORK, June 25.-The lus-
ty-lunged lady in front of us kept
yelling, Get three walks and then
let somebody hit homer"
But of all the thousands of wom-
en-housewives, schoolgirls, debu-
tantes and secretaries-who weekly
attend ladies days at the major
league ball parks, she's virtually
the only one we've ever found who
had the slightest interest in the
game.
The rest of them, worn out from
taking care of junior, anxious to
sneak away from the strict confines
of the family budget, or simply
tired from being stomped on in
bargain Easements, go to the parks
to get away from it all.
But do you know what they talk
about?
Juniors latest cute saying, the
family budget or where the best
bargains are found!
The baseball game? Oh, yes, they
watch it, when they're tired OF
knitting, through fixing their fin
gernails or eating hot dogs-or ex-
hausted discussing what the woman
three rows ahead is wearing.
But baseball, as game, still is
a minor consideration on ladies'
day, combining as it does the noisiest
features of a county fair and box
social.
Wonder if club owners, who think
they're building baseball interest by
these days" ever have caves
dropped on hundred-odd conver-
sations. Here's about what they'd
hear:
my dear, I simply don't see what
she sees in him I swear that
boy of mine gets smarter every day
Isn't that umpire a scream
the way he yells? What time
is it? :. How long do these things
last anyway? i. -. Harry Dannings
cute, isn't he? When Robert
Donat kissed her, I thought I'd
faint How can she wear those
slacks in public? - Omigish, Ag-
mes, I forgot to turn off the hot
water heater ;"
Maybe it isn't strictly true that
the game makes no impression on
the ladies. They practically yelled
their heads off one day when Bill
Werber got run down between third
and home in a Giant-Reds game.
The fact that the two clubs were
Evening star., 1940-06-25
9-Game Deficit
Gusts Champs
From Race
Latest Loss Is 9th
In Lost 9; Indiuns
Capture II of l3
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

When the world champion New
York Yankees went West, literally,
couple of weeks ago, they also
went West" f1guratively.
There doesn't seem to be any
waiting any longer for them to come
home, because they've gone to that
place where champions seldom come
back from.
Their epitaph was written last
night in score: Z to l.
That was the margin of the Cleve-
land Indians victory, 7-hit effort
by Bob Feller for his 11th triumph
of the season.
That also was the eighth loss In
nine games for the champs, who
used to whip through the West like
scourge of grasshoppers. Bruised
and beaten, the great team that
swept tS four consecutive world
championships has two more games
to play at Cleveland today and to-
morrow before heading back to New
York. But win. lose or draw in this
finale, New York's second swing
through the West was nothing short
of disaster.
Now Trail by Nine Games.
They were four games out of first
place when they set sail. Today
they are nine. This is half game
worse than they were month ago
when they were in the American
League cellar. No one was alarmed
at the spectacle Of the Yanks in
eighth place, because it was obvious
they weren't tail-end club. But it
is just as obvious that they have
about reached their ceiling.
A lot of things are wrong, such as
Joe Di Maggie hitting less than 800
for the first time in his life, and. in
addition, the Ysnks have some
worthy competition for the first
time in years.
Cleveland seems to have oene-
fitted by getting the Indians dis
content out in the open instead OF
fermenting in secret and last nights
victory was the 18th in 13 games
since the upheaval against Manager
Ossie Witt.
They backed Feller with an IL
hit attack in which every one except
Ken Keltner participated. Feller
himself got a single and batted in
two runs to help humiliate three
Yankee pitchers. They scored in
four of the eight innings in which
they went to bat.
46637 Fans See 1t
The outcome increased Cleve-
lands distance over the second
place Detroit Tigers to two full
games. The Tigers and most of the
other major league teams were
rained out yesterday. The frolic at
Cleveland was threatened all day
by showers and delayed by more
rain for half an hour after the lights
were turned on. But 46,637 tans de-
fed the weather and were rewarded.
The only other game to escape
was at st. Louis, where the Browns
battered the Philadelphia Athletics,
ga, with a 12-hit assault that in
cluded four home runs. Two Of
these were by Walt Judnich, one
was by Harlond Cliff with two on
and the fourth by Don Heffner.
With this aid Eden Auker had an
easy time bagging the victory on
nine hits.
Evening star., 1940-06-25
Ladies' Days Proving Popular,
But Do Gals Know What
Baseball Is All About?

in a thrilling battle for first place
in the National League and that
two superb pitching jobs were be-
ing turned in didn't make much
difference.
But the most fun is sitting where
you can hear silence sweep
through an entire section as a par
ticularly eye-stopping member OF
the sex goes jauntily to her seat,
and then listen to the growing
crescendos of We'll, I wouldn't be
caught dead in thing like that"
Best of all we liked the lady who
said, Guy Lombardo? When did
he start catching for Cincinnati?"
Evening star., 1940-06-25
Conn Peeves Joe D Maggie by Squechng Brother Dominic
Sunday Day Yks

off j p. Moore, the most talked
of back in the State of Arkan-
sas, whose graduation exercises
last month were attended by rep
resentatives of seven Southeast
ern Conference Schools, includ-
ing Vanderbilt. Yep, pore Pee
Wee Reese sure is gunshy after
that beaning-only three for four
when he reierned the Brooklyns.
School dept.-Hey, wait a min
it. These National League pitch
ers have their geography all
screwed up. They should know
by now that Beantown is up In
New England, near Harvard.
Only two Yankee big guns
bombing at a 800 clip or better.
No wonder Joe Mccarthy is cut
ting up didoes On the bench, no