davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Aver Sc firmaron las 6rdenes
para los zapatos de tres move
mas.
Esos zapatos, como los bates
y uniformes, no podran ser usa-
dos hasta ell domingo z de abril,
dia de la inauguration.
Ell terreno sera arreglado, CO
mo en- otros amos, por Ismael
Rivera.
Nanny de Castro actuara de
policfa especial, con su correc-
ci6n de siempre, hasta que la
Piscina Sc abra, en- los primeros
dias del mes de mayo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

iP3r que no Sc organiza un
tornso de "guantes de calderi-
Tia" entire los empresarios, ma
nagers de boxeadOres y ayudan-
ties?
Empresarios, directories y Sc
gundos acostaumbran a "mor-
derse''. p2ro rara vez Sc ponen
los guantes para pelear.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
Con eI bate, la Mascotzg los Espejuelos
(POr Tira a cuartaS

Recuerdase a los delegates y
subdelegados de la Lga Interso-
cial que tienen dos cOmisiones
que cumplir, una el sabado y Ia
otra ell domingo.
La mayor puntualidad Sc les
recomienda.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Rojos de Cincinnati y Gigan
ties de New York jugaran hoy
en- Winter Haven. Ell desaffo de
aver, en- esta ciudad, tuvo que
ser suspendido a causa de la
lluvia.
Ell viernes jugara el Cinci, EN-
Plant Field, con los Tigres, y Ell
sabado con los Medals Rojas de
Boston.
Nc Kechnie ACADIA de vender
los servicios del pelotero Lloyd
Ditz a los Piratas de Pittsburg.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Lindsay Deal, un joven jardi
nero adquirido por los Dodgers,
no pudo llegar a un acuerdo con
Larry MacPhail, ZEN cuanto al
sueldo. Apel6 Deal al comisio-
nado lands y este sehal6 la
cantidad que lie debe ser paga-
da.
Els la primera vez que tai su-
cede desde que 81 juez asumit
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
HERMosA Residential

Construction de bloques de ce-
mento, casa de 10 cuartos, Tote
de buen tamaiio, arboles fruta-
les. Debe verse para ser aprc-
ciada. Sacrifice en- rapida ven
ia. Yea al prOpietariO en- $500
avenida Nebraska.
MEZCLADORA DE COM
CRETO. Una excelente mezcla-
dora, semi-Seca, con motor de
515 caballos de fuerza. Dirijase
al 6806 avenida Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Abe Simon, Ell peso complete
de Richmond Hils, venci6 por
rOcaut tecnico a Edward Har-
den, de Burlington, Carolina del
Norte.
Pesaba Simon NADIA menos
que 257 libras y su contrario so
10 1881.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Jose Echevarria, gaadiador
de Puerto Rico, venci6 por no.
caut tecnico a Lou Camps, del
Bronx. Sc quej6 Camps de que
tenfa la mandfbula lastimada y
Ell arbitro Pete Hartley puso fin
al match,
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Utilizando a los pitcher Ruff
fling y Gomez los Yankees derro
taron aver a los Blues de Kan
.sas City, Ell desafio Sc efectu6
en- Haines City.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

La primera base de los Cubs
de Chicago, Glenn Russell, de
25 amos, contrajo ayer matri-
monio, en- Santa Ana, Califor-
mia, con Miss Lois Gladys Cham
berlain, una triguena de Long
Beach. Varios peloteros asistie
ron a la ceremonial.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
VICTORIA DE MIKE BEL
LOISE

Providence, mario 27.-Mike
Belloise, de New York, pele6
con Everett Rightmire, de Sioux
City, Iowa, en- esta ciudad. Los
~jueces otorgaron Ia decision al
primero; pero ell pdblico hizo u
ma violenta protesta. Pesaba ell
primero 129 libras, una mas que
el segundo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

@-@@
III Boston, la novena donde
juagA Alfonso Lopez, empezara
la tergporada con Les Scarsella
en- la bsimera base, en- lugar de
Hassett; Sibby sisti en- la segun
da, Tony Cuccinello en- la terce-
ra y Eddie Miller en- ell So.
AL Lopez seguira en- ell puesto
de receptor, ayudadO por Mast
" otros aspirantes.
Para los jardines son mencio-
nados Max West, Hassett, Car
vel Rowell y Johnny Cooney. La
debilidad de la novena esta en- Ell
pitching. Lou Fette, Rosedel y
Jim Robin son las estrellas w..
de muy POGO brino.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Los Gigantes enviaron aver a
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
La GACETA

n peri6dicO en- idiOma EsPaKOl
he mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C:
1903 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Luis, seg1n ell DIR. Walker,
Gambia muy POGO, fisicamente,
de pelea a pelea.
Quiere este decir que sera un
campe6n dificil de desplazar.
Los combates no lie afectan y
este lie permite mantener su ma
yor eficiencia.
Err Miami Beach, Justo Jime-
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

las menores- a Bob Carpenter,
Johnny Whiting, Manuel Salvo,
Tom German Y George Bausek
I%ein.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

los deberes de "arbitro supre-
mo-. .
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
CON Los CUANTES

ISera otra pelea fBeR para
Jose Luis la de manana vier-
mes?
Los peritos opinan que 81
pero no debe olvidarse que tam
bien cream a Godoy una vfcti.
ma segura y antics del septimo
asalto.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

III Columbia tiens I'm teFreno para 81 estaciona-
miento de los cOehes de sus clientes, en- la Gale 20, y un
serene para Ell debidO cuidadO. Lleve shf su coehe, hay
espaeiO suficiente.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Roosevelt Name
On Communists
Card StirS Probe

he had edited a Communist news
paper in China and was in the
Soviet Union.
He said he taught WPA workers
such courses as parliamentary law
and trade union history. He denied
having ever taught Communism.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
(NEA TelephofOI

The drive for economy in appro-
priations to avoid either new taxes
or an increase in the limit of the
national debt is headed for a severe
setback in the house which is ex-
pected to approve the senates YER
sion of the farm bill 1t exceeds the
budget recommendation and wipes
out all previous appropriation saw
ingS of this session.
But the big guns of the adminis-
trationS opponents will be directed
primarily toward the trade program.
President RooSevelt's solid support
OF Hull on this issue was indicated
over the weekend when reliable
sources said the White House had
advised congressional leaders that
the president would veto the exten-
sion measure if it were amended to
require senate ratification.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Girl Gets Private
Shower TO Protect
Delicate Morals

LOS ANGELES. March 25. tUP)
Peace, a private bath and protec-
ton for pretty Joan LaWrence's s
morals appeared to be assured
at Alhambra high school today.
w. B. McKesson, the school board
attorney. said private baths would
be established for Miss Lawrence,
IS. and any other students who
ielt mass bathing was immoral.
He submits the offer today to Miss
Lawrence. her father and her attor-
ney, and if it is accepted, her petit
ton for an injunction to prohibit
mass bathing" will be dismissed.
She said it violated her right
of privacy and she considered it
immoral to undreSS, run 40 or sc
feet with only towel thrown about
her and bathe with 60 to 100 other
girls In the high school she former
ly attended, private showers were
provided. In the new one were
group showers which DR.. Aaron
Rosanoff state director of institu-
tions and a prominent psychiatrist
said reduced sex consciousness
However, Dr.. ROsanOff said, he
would rather excuse Miss Lawrence
from gymnasium classes
sorry in California SchoolS-than VIC.
late her sense of propriety.
MckeSSon said half-a- dozen show.
erS would be installed. but mas.
bathing would not be abolished.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Ellis Patterson
SpIits Democrats
For Third erm

bring victory to the liberal principles
of the Democratic party"
E. Manchester Boldly. Los An
geles publisher, and Assemblyman
Godfrey A. Andreas of San Bernar-
dino also withdrew. Neither is on
the slate announced by Patterson
last night.
A fourth delegation, uninstructed
but pledged nominally to Willis
Allen, director of the Thirty
Thursday Pension Plan, also is
circulating petitions.
Included in the delegation headed
by Patterson are Philip M. Con-
nelly, state CIO president; Carey
McWiliiams Los Angeles attorney
and an Olson appointee as head
OF the division of immigration and
housing, and Richard S. Otto. who
was campaign manager for Upton
Sinclair when the writer ran for
governor of California in 1884 on
his epic platform.
Rube Borough, public works COM
missioner of Los Angeles, a district
delegate, said a convention would
be called at Fresno as soon as the
delegation has been qualified, To
which will be invited representatives
from all Democratic clubs, labor's
Non Partisan league, taxpayers as
sociations and trade unions to draft
a prog am.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Veteran Of 0 pera
Dies in n. J. Barn

NEW YORK, March 25. oUP)-
Anna, veteran OF 25 years with the
Metropolitan Opera, is dead in a
New Jersey barn.
She was a horse SpotleSsly
white 39-year-old mare of gentle
disposition and even temperament.
She was rare because the blare of
brasses in the triumphal scene of
Verdi's Aide never disturbed her.
That was the only scene in which
she ever had a part-decked out in
glittering jeWelry and pulling the
chariot for RhadameS.
She had hauled some celebrated
tenorS in that role. including En-
rico CaruSo Benjamino Gigli, Lauri-
Volpi. Morgan Kingston, Giovanni
Martinello and Arthur Carron. Only
once did she neigh on the stage, and
everybody agreed then that the tc-
nor was off key before she inter-
rupted. She had brief movie career
carrying Rudolph Valentino in The
Sheik" and Marion Davies in When
Knighthood was in flower"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Baptist Church
Group Meets at
Cannon Home
EVNI MOTIFS
ELM NOTES

Thursday Mrs. Olive Cannon en-
tertained at her county home. the
Esther Bush Circle of the First
Baptist church of Ell Centro. A pot
luck luncheon at noon and a very
interesting day was spent working
for the foreign missionary. Guests
were MeSdameS w. A. Measures,
Fred Swanberger. Iva Lee Higgins,
T. PaSkle Ethel Butler, Lizzie Tay-
lor, Maud Lucy, H. E. Edgmond,
Martha SternhauSer. j. r. Tennl-
son, Nellie Lowe. Ada Gallaher,
Grace Larue. Effie Boone and the
hostess. Olive Cannon.
Mrs. Ruby Carlton and daughter,
Lillian, left for their Easter vacation
with friends near San Diego.
Tuesday Victoria Rich entertained
Mesdames Lois Kramer, Ada Gal
laher and Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Sprinkel at luncheon.
MI. and Mrs Amuel RiSter and
son Gerald~were dinner guests We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bates of Lantana.
Thursday evening MI. and MIS-.
Charles Zinn of FL Centre were
visitors at the F.. O. RoSenbaum
home.
George Cannon has returned from
the coast where he spent the past
ten days.
Alice May Springer is confined
to her home with measles and
mumpS.
Mrs. Ruby Carlton and Mrs. Evel-
yn BeeSon, teachers of Elm, enter
tanned their pupils wednesday with
an Easter egg hunt and refresh
mentS of ice cream and cookies
The school observed Good Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25

highlight a week of important moves
in congress against the adminiStra-
tion's labor economy and national
defense plans.
The sale of American made war
planes to Britain and France will be
thoroughly aired probably in both
the senate and house. A committee
of the former decide; today whether
to order an inquiry; house COM
mittee Will begin questioning high
officials of the War Department
about allied sales policies as soon as
Secretary of War Harry H. Wood
ring is ready to testify
The National Labor Relations
Board, under fire in the house
where a showdown on amendment OF
the Wagner labor act is near, Will
be the target of its opponents to-
morrow when the 1941 approprla-
ton bill for that agency comes up
Ma iority members of the house COM
mittee investigating the board seek
to curtail some OF its activities by
restricting the use of its funds.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25

~ For unexpected and sure-fire re-
~@nlts turn to Post Press ClaSsifiedS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Bit Player Slated
For Murder Trial

MONTICELLO, N. Y, March 25
CUP) - District Attorney William
Deckelman planned to leave today
for the west coast to return Irving
Cohen, on an indictment charging
first degree murder.
Formerly of New York City,
Cohen went to Hollywood where
he was given minor movie roles.
He was indicted by the Sullivan
county grand jury last week for
the Staying OF Walter Sage. He
probably will be tried in county
court before Judge George L. Cooke
in june.
Sages body was found in Swan
Lake in July, 1887, stabbed 80 times
with an ice pick.
The grand jury also has indicted
Harry pittsburgh Phil" Strauss, in
custody in New York City, on
murder charges in connection with
another Staying.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25

WASHINGTON. March 25. CUP)-
A Pittsburgh Communist told the
Dies committee today that party
members sometimes use false names
on their membership cards to con-
ceal their identity. He identified
one such Communist card on which
the name Franklin D. Roosevelt,
had been written falsely.
The witness, James H. Dolsen,
refused to reveal the party member
who used Mr.. Roosevelt's name.
He SAID that the card had been
left with him by member, and was
found by Dies committee agents
when they subpenaed Dolsen's Com
muniSt material.
White House Secretary Stephen
T Early ordered secret service
investigation of the incident. The
card Early said. cannot be any
thing less than a forgery
1t was not established who wrote
the presidents name on the card
or for what purpose this was done.
White House Secretary Stephen
+. Early, when told of the develop
ment, said:
1T is too silly to talk about. I am
sure that some member of the COM.
mittee will see that the question OF
the card is cleared up before the
witness is excused. l can't conceive
that it is anything but Il forgery
The card was found in possession
of James H. Dolsen of Pittsburgh,
who was called before an uneXpect-
ed committee session. When it was
displayed before the committee, he
denied, however, that it was his
property.
Dolsen said he has been men,
ber of the Communist party since
its formation. He admitted that
committee investigators found the
card among his papers.
He first told Committee InVeSti-
gator Robert F.. Lynch that he did
not care to state" who it belonged
to, but later insisted that he did not
know.
He refused to tell how the card
came into his possession, despite
the demand of Chairman Dies that
he answer the question
I'm acting as my own attorney"
DolSen said, land l decline to an
SWer on the grounds that the queS-
ton is immaterial."
Dolsen told the committee that
he was a WPA instructor while he
was in Pittsburgh where he went
to live in 1886. Before that, he said,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25

SARASOTA, Fla, March 25. CUP
The big show was ready to roll
today into another season of Amer
ica's most typical entertainment
the circus.
Winter quarters of Ringing Broth
ers, Barnum and Bailey were aStlr
and visitors were barred as roust-
abouts loaded the freshly painted
cages and spangled equipment on
the long trains that will pull out
for New York Thursday.
One new act is that OF Alfred
Court. a French animal trainer.
Court will bring together in the
same cage tigers, lions. polar bears,
black leopards and two great danes.
He uses only whip to keep order.
Ringing Brothers circus opens
April 5 in New York for a months
run. then Boston for two weeks and
Baltimore May l3.
Gargantua, the giant gorilla who
spends his spare time thinking up
schemes to trap his trainer, was
ready to travel after a pleasant will
ter here in his $4,000 air-condi-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Senate Opens Attack on
Trade Program. Victory
For CordeII Hull Seen

WASHINGTON, March 25. cUP)-
The senate began debate today on
the reciprocal trade program with
administration leaders predicting a
small but safe margin for extending
it three years in the form requested
by Secretary of State Cordell Hull.
The major test-one that will line
up Republicans and some Democrats
together be on proposal to
subject agreements to the senate
for ratification. However, admins
tration senators have pOlled the
membership and said that they
would have a five vote margin on
that question.
Chairman Pat Harrison of the
Senate Finance committee opened
debate for the bill and probably will
be followed by Chairman Key Pitt
man of the Senate Foreign Relations
committee who seeks to require
senate ratification by a two thirds
vote.
The reciprocal trade debate, which
Republicans promise to make an
important part of their presidential
campaign ammunition this year, will
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Olson
DefiieS
q nemi ieS

SACRAMENTO, March 25. up
Gov. Culbert Olson defied his
political opponents today and in an
indirect reference to the recall
movement against him declared he
would hold to what he believes is
"a progressive, constructive pro-
gram.
AS long as I remain III the gov
ernOr'S chair the governor said Il
will continue the fight, no matter
what the penalty of leadership of
that fight may be-
The Investigations of legislative
committees which have pounded at
Olson's administration, he labelled
mere mud Singing tactics He
titled his speech the theory. pur-
pose and practice OF political mis-
representation
The governor charged his oppo-
nents are engaging in Il partisan and
personal campaign to diScfedlt his
administration and program because
they fear our appeal to the people
to elect legislature to support tins
program might be needed by the
people
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25

SAN FRANCISCO March 25.
CUP)-A new split in the Demo-
cratic party ranks in California was
achieved today when Lieut.. Gov.
Ellis f. Patterson announced he
would head. with the backing Of
labor'S Non Partisan league and the
CIO, a delegation seeking reelection
OF President Roosevelt in the May
presidential primary.
Patterson withdrew from a "har-
mony" ticket drawn up by Secre-
tary Of interior Harold L. Ickes,
Gov. Culbert Olson and former
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, to
mead the new group which, he said,
would campaign on principles in
stead Of personalities.
Already in the field is qualified
delegation pledged to nomination OF
Vice President John Nance Garner.
Political observers believed the two
Roosevelt tickets might SO split the
vote as to assure election of the
Garner delegation.
Patterson, elected with Olson in
November, 1898, broke with the
governor last summer over the
Atkinson oil control bill. When
threat oi a split in the Democratic
ranks arose recently between fac
tions headed by McAdoo and Olson
it was Patterson who sought tc
bring harmony. But with naming
of the "A delegates, including him.
self. Patterson withdrew. He said
there was no harmony to be found
on the Olson McAdoo- George Creel
ticket and he would launch a rep
Iesentative delegation which would
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Penny Singleton
Hurt in Accident

HOLLYWOOD. March 25. (UP)--
Actress Penny Singleton was in a
hospital today with fractured knee
cap and. it was feared, several
broken ribs as a result Of an auto
accident.
A Ca: in which the actress was
riding with a companion figured in
collision in West Hollywood last
night. Miss Singleton plays the
comic strip role of Blonde" on
the screen.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
OLSON REPRIEVES
CONDEMNED KILLER

ACRAMENTO. March 25. CUP)
Gov Culbert Olson today granted
90-day reprieve to Leo Waller
sentenced to be executed next Fri
day for the murder of Presley B.
Stewart during a Los Angeles cafe
robbery in March, 1888.
The reprieye was granted at the
request OF the state advisory pardon
board for more time to consider
q request by Waller for commuta-
ton of MS sentence to life imprison-
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Big Show Ready to Roll from Winter
Quarters for Annual Tour of Nation

toned cage The big gorilla has beer
one of the best drawing attractions
discovered by the Ringlings in years.
He has a nine-foot arm spread and
can turn a heavy automobile tire
inside out with a mere flip OF his
hairy wrist.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
ATTENTION-MEN WHO ARE
IINEMPI DYED

In and around Washington are men that
are complaining about work being very
work, or want something that is easy to do
for q mere existence. To the men look
ing for a chance to prove to themselves
. good consistent living for themselves
and their families we can present a splen-
did opportunity.
In our previous announcements We have
are not interested in men who are merely
concerned with the limitations of a small
income. However. We will go long way
in extending help to a man, who desires 1t.
that man is big enough and willing enough
to realize that he must nay the price of
success and prove his worth.
In order to assure that no man will re-
come as harness over him. our men are
paid on a proft-sharins basis giving them
a chance to receive in dollars and cents
what they actually earn.
tual. No Investment is required from any
man qualifying. We flna-ce everything.
Our requirements are: Good references
and, neat appearance. To you who are
hours interview with our factory, repre-
sentative, where he can outline what we
consider real opportunity to you?
This ad gives no honest, industrious mar
not interested in ef ad seekers eek rs or oaters Az
ply in person. Monday at 1 nm sharp. at
Suite 2o5, Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont
This is special interview and may
mean the turning point of your life re-
eardless of your present occupa ton.
This is not an ordinary ad, but this Is
nn tS,s gTaary se,l,nE oe We rms
standing opportunities Of the decade Il
specially sales work. --
Evening star., 1940-05-19
THE GOLDENBERG co.
Offers unusual onnortunitv for on oec,st
MAN

for yourself?
We have few territories open in and
around washington We set YOU UP in
ing to buy. no investment of any kind;
II you can furnish good character refer
ences. have a car and are willing to work
to succeed, call Monday. May 20, 1 pm.
Sf w
Evening star., 1940-05-19
HELP MEN.
PART TIME WORKERS

SPLENDID opportunity for energetic body
and fender man, capable OF running q
garage that Is being opened BY a corpora
ton. Apply j. E. Jones 400 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
statesmen.

., Goodyear representative will interview
limited number of men for sales positions
To sell Goodyear tires, home and auto
mobile radios and other accessories. See
Mr Sanders, Goodyear Service, 1900
Evening star., 1940-05-19

LApY DRIvINq 70 MINoT. NoRTI
for 2: reasonable. Oxford 14O3-W. 19s
Evening star., 1940-05-19
GOVERNMENT WORKERS

GOVERNMENT WORKERS.
Wanted. 5 men, permanently employed in
the Government at least 3 years residence
IN ID; G. or Va; work pleasant and dignified,
time publicity work. Please state full par
ticulars in letter. Box 435-Y, Star.
MAN, young, % to 80 years of
age, with thorough knowl-
edge OF figures. Must be typ
lst and comptometer opera
tor. Apply employment Of
flee, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
MEN WHO CAN SELL,

Those with aggressiveness, appearance.
personality and ability to close deal are
the type Of men who will succeed in this
work. Your connection. if qualified will
be with a live selling organization with full
cooperation to you and where one sale
ence. Car necessary. No order takers
or advance seekers need apply Inter-
views between and Monday and Tues
dAy. 1401 I, st W ond
Evening star., 1940-05-19

A LARGE CORPORATION with
well established business in
washington will have an opening
Tor two men on June /. Appli-
cantS to be considered must have
a free mind; must be keen and
alert; must be interested in
making above average income;
must be strictly honest and sim
cere. Please avoid briefness,
State your age and qualifications.
Indicate income required to start.
Box 367-A, Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
STEADY WORK,

In the food industry: no lay offs or part
time; old established company can offer
employment to three more reliable neat
necessary. WE Train Al 2' YOU ~ eNnefiinre # from
$50 to $50 per week interests you. apply
q to L. m-at h13 K st n w
Evening star., 1940-05-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued

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