davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-24
D.. {. Sale Of Defense
Bonds and Stamps
To Begin kay1
Main Office and Major
Post Office Branches
To Sell New Issues

Arrangements for sale here of
United States defense savings bonds
and special series of postal saw
tngs stamps, beginning May l, were
announced today by Postmaster
Vincent C. Burke.
The bonds, in denominations of
$25, $50, 500, $500 and $1,000, and
the new stamps. in values of 10, 25
and so cents and 81 and SIS. will be
available after 8 am. on the first
day of sale at the main post Office,
North Capitol street and MasSa-
chusetts avenue, and major sub
stations.
May Be Redeemed for Cash.
In announcing the local plans,
Mr.. Burke pointed out they will be
part of a Nationwide program,
sponsored by the Treasury Depart
ment, to bring citizens of moderate
means into the defense securities
picture. He explained, for example.
that a bond of SIS face value will
be sold for $l875 and will mature
in 10 years. providing the equiva-
lent of an annual interest return
of % per cent
Any time after so days from the
date of purchase. the bond may be
redeemed for cash in accordance
with a table of redemption values
printed on its face
The stamps provide a means of
buying a bond on the installment
plan. Each purchaser of a stamp
higher than the 10-cent denomina-
ZION will be given a pocket album
In which to paste stamps until he
has accumulated enough to buy
q bond.
Limit of $1,000.
A limit of $4,000 has been set
on the amount of bonds bought by
any one person in a year.
The subStations at which the bonds
and stamps will be distributed are
as follows: Anacostia, 1917 Good
Hope road Sc; Apex, 8l3 Market
space NV; Benjamin Franklin,
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV; Benning, SIG Mime
sofa avenue NE; Bethesda. Wiscon-
sin avenue and Montgomery lane:
Brightwood, 1921 Georgia avenue
NV; Brookland. 1909 Twelfth street
NE; Central. 1418 I street NV;
Chevy Chase, 500 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV; Cleveland Park, 343O Con-
necticut avenue NV: Columbia
Heights, 1923 Irving street NV;
Columbia Road. It'll Columbia road
NV; Connecticut avenue, 1920 Con-
necticut avenue NV: F Street. old
Land Office Building; Friendship,
4005 Wisconsin avenue NV;
Georgetown, 1915 Thirty-frst street
N w; Northeast, 1915 H street NE:
Northwest, 5632 Connecticut avenue
NV; PetWorth, 42l1 Ninth street
NV; Southeast, 408 Eighth street
Sc; Southwest, 416 Seventh street
SW.: T Street. 1409 T street NV:
Takoma Park, 301 Cedar street NV:
Treasury, Treasury Building; Trux-
ton Circle, II Florida avenue NE;
West End, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue
NV; Woodbridge. 2211 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Junior B'nui Birth Service

The Junior Bnai Birth Council
of Washington will sponsor its first
annual Sabbath service tomorrow
night at pm. in Beth Sholom
Synagogue. Eighth and Shepherd
streets NV. The service will be
conducted by boy members Of the
group. A forum will follow. The
council is composed of members of
the Girls Auxiliary, Simon Atlas,
No. 1876; Potomac, No. 407, and
Capitol City, No. 344.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Another Daily Double Pays OFF Big Sum
small 81 Investment Bring. So isssao Gosh payoa
AT San Maieo's Bay Meadows Race Track

Mad Scramble. . fonr-yesr-oid
maiden filly who had or her run.
ming shoes for . straight price
Of $3.50 80. and vsldina bishop.
q sane winner 81 Sis.
Only two winning tickets vert
sold each day. The following
persons bought them.
Mss. Ruth kAhheuri Of R~i-
wood city. Who said she liked
Sippes hecsssse he reminded her
Of the cowboy yell. hut confessed
she Just stuck . pin In the card
and csme mp with Treasure lsis.
Louis Tsuehsr of San Fran
cisco. who arrived 81 the Yippes-
Treasure Isle decision because
he liked the sound Of the num-
hers nineteen.
Freddie watrous. 60 Jockey
and trainer from the backstreteh
who said he had been having
trouble lately finding ham 10 20
with his eggs. Ne said frankly
there WAS no reason for his buy
ing . ticket on Mad Scramble 10
vsldina Bishop.
Marx NJ. Borcher a New
York. Who presented The mast
logical reason for hitting the
jackpot. Hs ssid he liked Val
ANA b.shop. which 10 nothing
agsisst him. assd played Md
sersmble because ~ knew 10th
lag about The cattle In the 49,
osd race and picked cut the bag
gest price on the hoard.
Both psyoffs were records for
the Hay Meadows daily double
totslirstor. imported from Aus
trslis last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Harry CraYson's Scoreboard
Rocing Has Reached Soturotion Point.
But More Tracks Are Planned Despite
Gigantic Flops and Shortage of Horses

the purses are always among the
highest IN the land. Day after
day. many events drew four.
five. nix and seven horse fields.
Good horses are the backbone
Of successful racing.
Without them habituai race
soers stay away from the track
In droves. They don't care TO
play o lot OF stumbiebums.
Anyone who can afford TO play
the races IL in position 10 travel
to tracks where the better horses
run.
That 10 why construction Of
additional tracks. which cant
obtain good horses. 10 frsught
with danger 10 investors IN adj
dition 10 being q bad hing for
tbs Gams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Umpirss Here
For Coniab

Assignment Al umpires Tor The
opening series In the Western
international league ~srs made
Thursday by Pressdsnt Reesss .
Abel
Andy Moran aud Frank Valerie
were assigned To handle the Ts-
coms-rssima asme In Yakima %
Thursday night. May 1.
Dsek welsgess-s asA I>s
ksiiis ~iu esnesats 81 the
aaiem ep~~ev % NE sas~e date
With w~~sschss sse~>iss "
seWstsrs.
Harvey Nelspn and leo EnGss
will handle the spoksns-vsneouves
opener 81 SPOKANE On the sams
night.
Theae assignments we're made by
rresident Abel after . conference
with the umpires Wednesday a..
ternoon IN his office IN the Per
kins building.
TIE ssnpsses went ever ~
rs1es and regulations - Ne
maetisg anA were asslgne1 ~
VARIOUS duh fes Q wesh -
training.
Moran and Valerie we're assigned
10 work with the Tacoma Tigers
They were 10 umpire the ezhi-
bition games 10 b played at Attn
istie park sunday against Van
couyer snd Monday against the
Seattle Rainisss u The Pacific
Coast league.
Other training ssslsamsats we're
~ follows wsssGsrbsr. ssism.
Eager wsnstohss ksii,s. Yakima.
and Nelson, spokane.
ses .saHasss-
China uses the isneeist. . trans
parent Sra creature. for . food.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

from the San Francisco Seals.
ment Of hurlers 10 tos into the
two exhibition games that hsv.
been csrded for Athletic park for
Sunday and Monday.
The Tigers play the VAN
couver Capiianos Of the West
ern International league 1t
Athletic park Sunda, after
noon at 2:so o'clock.
On Monday night. the Seattle
Rainiers Of the Pacific Coast
league will come TO Athletic park
for their first appearance in years
in Tacoma. This game ia scheduled
for Sis O'Clock.
Reserved and box seats for the
Rsinier-Tger game are now on
sale at Chsppell A Grimes. e4o
Pacific ave. The regular Western
international league price scale
will be in effect.
All the Rainier stars. including
Les Scsrsella. Jo-Jo White. Dick
Gyselman. Bill Lawrence and Bill
Schuster, will be here with the
Rsiniers for the exhibition game.
One of the clubs younger pitchers,
probably a W. !. league graduate
like George Duke Windsor, will
be on the mound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
On the Turf

NEW YORK Arthur J. Sses-
stt's Richmond. me 81 tho lessss
regarded Kentucky Derby sliS-
iblss, hroke on top And stayed
there ali the vsy yesterday N
score . two-iength victory In the
81 200 sackvilie purse. first of the
two feature races at Jamaica.
In the oo-featnred aalonga
handicap, Maahass~t stables
Gail to Coiors esme from
behind In the stretch 10
drive 10 . neck victory over
Wild Rose farms SIR IAsce,et.
Grey Wolf WAS third.
Richmond paid 81 80. $50 and
81 10; Poppadeets was worth $40
and 81 60: Grsyilis ~ 30.
Call 10 colors paid $40. 1910 and
- Sir Lsnoslot paid OF Sal 20
and $50 20. while Grey Wolf re-
turned $40.
SKIN DEEP WINS
PAWTuCkET. X. l. Connie
smythss Sir Marlboro and D.
hscyssns Skin Deep won Their
respective divisions ~ the ksrsh-
field purse. featured events ~ tho
racing program ~ ssrrsEsnsstt
parry yesterday.
with W. l.. Taylor aboard. SIR
Marlboro oI,foo,sd Time owsr.
ssoonc. and RsmArksbls. third.
Sir Marlboro paid off s<3o. 800
and $40 IN the nutusls Time
o'Wsr vas worth sss 20 and ~
and Remarkable $3.50.
Skin Deep paid sif70. $40 and
$3.50. shortstop returned 81 40
and $500 and Star Bosrdsr y4.iO
and 500
JUVENILE SCORES
HAyKE DE GRACE, Md.-chi-
quits Ma. Charles .. Howard o
California juvenile champion, beat
off a logged stretch challenge BY
Mrs.. Y. u. Pattsrson's Ben shsbz
70 scor. her fourth straight VIC
tory BY Dosr in the 81 500 sddsd
Aberdeen stakes ct Hsvrs De
Grace yesterday.
Ridden by Buddy Haas the
winner paid $3.50. 81 20 and ~ 80.
Ben shsbs paid 1870 and $40.
Equip<t, $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Csdinhs was with the Tigers
last wear and was the third pitcher
n the league in effectiveness.
Only Lefty Isekite and Bob
Kinnaman had better earned run
averages than Csdinhs among
pitchers who served full season
In the league.
Cadinhs. likewise. was one Of
the leaders in the league in CON-
plete games. going the distance Is
times.
Cadinha won Is and lost Il with
the Tigers. a record better than
the clubs mark Of Y won and
u lost.
He Was q rookie with no
previous professional expert
ence when he joined the ngers
On option from the San Fran
cisco Seals and IL took him .
few games to get rid Of hts
stage fright.
However. ne was one of the
leagues outstanding pitchers be-
fore the season was half gone.
KOEHLER PLEASED
Manager Pip Koehlsr was
pleased with the word that Ca
dinha will come here as the right
handler looked better to him than
.nv of the other pitchers who
might have been available to Ia
coma.
Addition of Cadinha gives the
Tigers four FIRST line Fingers.
Those who have already reported
ar. Del Holmes. Earl Porter and
Paul Call Me Elmer" Smith. II
WA rumored around Thursday that
Raw Medeghini will report in q
few days.
Bud Dupuis, . youngster
who pitched for Meridian high
school. near Kent. has shown
20 much stuff In training
camp that Manager koeh'er
signed him to q contract We'd
nesday.
Dupuis. a eft-hander. appears
10 have good control, q fast one
and a fair curve ball He doesn |
appear as rugged as he should be
for a season Of professional ball,
but he should gain weight rapidly.
IJNDE IMPROVES
With John Lipde showing more
both as a pitcher and an outfielder
every day, the Tiger pitching sit
ustion looks 100 per cent better
than IT did q week ago.
Koehler will have q fun compile
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Capilanos Hit
Practice Trail

VANCOUVER, b. C.-The Van
eouver Capilanos of the Western
International Baseball league COM
pleted training in their home park
TODAY and took to the road for q
serie. of practice games.
They will play In Bellingham
Saturday. Tacoma Sunday, We
nstchee Monday and possibly olym-
pia Tuesday before going TO Spo-
kane to open the WI seaeson May
! with the Champion Spokane In
dams,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
BY HARRY GRAYSON

Tacoma Times Special Writer
Santa Anita again made more
than 1000, 600. with . new
American betting record-S705.-
$50 daily for q winter meeting
OF 81 days.
Tropical park will show .
profit of $3.50. 600 for Its two sets
OF dates
Hialesh had another remark
able run.
PAR mutusl handles sky
rocketed TO new sll-tims highs
as the machines made their first
appearance in New York last
season.
But this doesn't mean that
racing hasn't reached lie satars-
ton point In the United States
and that II 10 not folly To build
more tracks, for
u h significant that ~ NJ
four most recently Constructed
tracks Of any conseqnseoe IN thls
country only one has ssrvfved.
That IL Delaware Park IN the
t1ny state ~ that mama.
An Inflated trio we're the
fsbulously pretentious 81. 900 900
plant OF the Golden Gate Turf
club. across the bay from San
Francisco. ultrs-modern Gulf
stream Park. near Hollywood.
Fla, and North Randall. hard on
Cleveland.
While IL has been thoroughly
demonstrated that there are too
many tracks now <0-odd rseog-
nized ones in II states. and that
there are not enough horses 70
70 around. there will be adj
tionsl oysls In 1912 and there
are moves for still more.
In New Jer-e, a pIeb,seit~ has
cleared the way for three new
strips.
Hills that would Iegsiiss
wagering on the ponle. are he
fore the Pennsyivania and Indi-
anna legislatures.
Influential forces SEEK 10 re-
viye the business In Texas. where
II has been dead for only q few
years.
Fair Grounds reopens in New
Orleans next winter.
They are trying 20 refinsncs
the Golden Gate Turf club and
Gulfstream Park
There are about 1900 thor
oughbreds in this country. Only
q small share u them are in
training during any particular
season. The rest are either be-
ing rested. are laid up for re-
pairs. retired for breeding pur-
poses or merely downright un-
worthy Of bringing 70 the races.
OF .those In training. the vast
ma jority are cheap selling plat
err. Tbes~ FIN most programs.
High class horses, fit and
ready 20 run. are Al a premium.
The death Of good animals was
especially glsring last season
even IN such ar old ests blished
rsrins state a. New York, where
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
CLASSY NFIELD

PROVIDENCE - Three Of the
four members Of the Brown uni
versity infield wear speetscles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Hosiak Signs
F or Sabatino
Meet at Seuttle
Auditorium MoY s

SEATTLE Promoter Nate
Druxman today said Al Hostak.
former middleweight titleholder.
and Atilio Sabatino of Puerto Rico
would fight 10 rounds at Civic
Auditorium May g.
Druxman said Sabatino had de-
feated Fred Henneberry and Ron
Richards. light-heavyweight and
middleweisht champions respect
lively of the Antipodes, on a recent
tour of Australia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

China uses the isnseist. . trans
parent sra creature, for . feod.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

new California record off
ss9s5 20.
Nippee. . three year-old maid
ea. won the second race NJ .
straight mutuel price Of 5000
and q steed named Treasure 1.Ie
took the third by . lip Of $3.50.
The blow came as students Of
form were trying TO forget the
S3.6i06o psyoff NJ Tuesday.
That one was brought about by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
|Firpo's Glove
| Fiqhier Wins

BUENOS AIRES-Abel Cestsk,
protege of Luis Firpo. former
wild Bull of the Pampas, knock
ed out Salvador Cabrer in the sec
ond round of the first in a series
Of bouts preparatory to a tour
Of the United States at the invita-
ton of Jack Dempsey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

SAN MATEO. Calf. - Two
consecutive daily double psyoffs
OF $3.50 go and $685. 20 for 81
investments at Bay Meadows
track today removed all doubt
that the hAtpin Ia mightier than
the slide rule.
A couple OF SOL shots nodded
to the judges in the second and
third races yesterday to hang up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
TALLEsT TWIRLER

Ell PASO-The FL Paso club of
the Arizona-Texas league has the
tsllest pitcher in organized base
ball this year in seven-foot Clyde
Watkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
California Youngster Comes
Back for Further Seasoning
Bengols Will Strut Stuff Locally
Against Roiniers and Capilono Club

The Tiger pitching staff mighty boost when
President Jack Quill Wednesday
hsnder 70 Tacoma
Evening star., 1941-09-14
By Christina Berener.
HOLLYWOOD.


When Grea
filmed she looked the elaborate
DO I jump right in the pool?" she asked
Director George Cukor laughed hired you
the understanding that could
Il can" Garbo replied earnestly.
There
bathing suit the model fulness
midrif crossing
even strokes swan its length.
When the disappeared
room For Carlo besides being extremely shy also extremely modest
This the first time Garbo has bathing suit in film
isn't it?" some one asked
part
1t the first bathing
film. However
called Peter the Tramp.
bathing beauty!
happened Swedish tall
girl trying how chic was this particular
Bgsom Department Store Stockholm He presented
sannsd s his card Gnd.n asked aa Wh she rh appear at his studio
Greta Gusaon went Immediately the of the shop
Could she have leave abence Mo- Could she take her vacaon
whether up employment
as saady Ito her people desperately poor her weekly check was
Garbo left the the romantic she would play
produce
tpd dramas He was the Swedish Mack senn arbo found herself
dangerously
beach she told dead fish firmly
hand and the comedian the face Gbo
piled with gusto launched her The still remembered
Many life world only to
wake to grim reality
in a workingman's
September child
every time she called upon to recie school lesson.
little girl severely scolded morning for being late Grea
approval of the teacherto forward and comfort her Don't
Teacher, herself
Scodng O a
Inspired Earliest
The scong the other child received impressed deeply One
public The striking the local clock told her
preferred school all
boldly sought adventure the Italian Stockholm.
swarthy
watching little afternoon
At night when found
reported her absence from school,
humiliation appeared
time! She called the the
Child psychologists episode
behavior that
public spanking today cheats the of interviews
closed when working
mysterious Hollywood has known.
however but the first of long succession of metaphora
spankings
194l Garbo stood Angeles raised
becoming citizen the
had been succession of breaks the and although
building a
of in
The first series of deaths that the that anchored
Sweden when Garbo wes 13 old.
father machinist Tall and handsome dt from him
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Perhaps the Movies Err
In Calling Self Industry
The Stage Calls Itself an Art
And as Such Insists 1t Has
Right to Free Expression
By Jay Cdrmody.

Sundays they the lives of
They lived another week which sometimes quite
itself Life has touched them however lightly
giving something work words whose value
dubious variable
week briefly least the famboyant ex-
pence called and counter
the motives cinema magnaes Senator
Wendell Wke answered The movies
said They Mr. Wke replied 1t was
emphatic the way they said it.
the thought others that the
referring itself industry
And in being an industry Es.
S
OF People of the Stage.
despite profoundly commercial aspects the
heater always has insisted upon being as an art 1t uses m
possible 1t dWel the art of the actor the
of the playwright and the art of the director Even Its agents
referred as artu fellows some OF them properly So Inc "ofo
a tremendous stress
pays attacked as often is it is
see? AS
think freely and its thoughts with
naughty restrictions mundane
forms Of the creative such the manufacture OF peanut
butter motion pictures
Perhaps there is a moral in it for the movies!
printed pair of finely
Wolfer feeling savagey Mr. Ferris
Friedrich Haztt Bennn play is super
point out that critics still disagree this gorles OF all possible
spite wolfer play obviously is in
Its general good although only New York critic actually
play and the majority found structural flaws IN IT,
Rather serious flaws
The Wookey" accepted
played Edmund Gwenn
the completely oable characters march any
Interpretation pretty likely
awarded for excellent perform
AS in Washington in none point
Wookey unquafedy excellent piece OF
for England for democracy and for the free little people
with agitation against the theology
OF the movie magnates makes its future subject OF speculation Written
Hollywood author repuedy backed with lots of cinema gold the
Evening star., 1941-09-14

child
dragged assuring
kindly friendly
he
Mothers Plight seamstress
Inspired Daughter o
Without his weekly check gloomy
and job Department
discovered by the motion picture director Peher and resigned make
commercial films for Capt Ring and comedies for Petcher
This led the Academy
and thence to the greatest director in Sweden Maurz ser her
the Elizabeth Behring'S
her and brought her after Louis Mayer head
Mayer the film in Europe, to Hollywood
The new world strange and frightening Instead of being d
first American fm The Torrent the Capitol New
and beg for
in the film the task turned Fred Mbo CARGO could
American jokes She drew and within herself She wanted
o
Following
views those she forced have other young player
Every is so happy in America Why every so happy? In
my country mostly
When big like Lillian Gsh will shake hands with
How hate standing for costume fittings wish dresses all
incidentally nk be alone"
except comedy "Ninotchka."
Devil which and John Gilbert coared She
several films promised that the completion Of
wild Orchids" she could go home
appeared Oriental costume
cablegram.
way
the
dead
divided
chair his hallway trembling waiting for the
director see her and pass upon her
GarbO Fashion Arbiter
Despite Her
Sydney M-GM stylis
BotceM
hardr new coiiure
symbol of glamour copied by hun
less than nothing
oehat of the
other chic glamorous
the bob. When she becomes gamoous
incidentally Gabo had
had
fashion fads than other actress
her head When appeared the wearing
revolutionary the Yet
"plbox still vital
part chic womans hat wardrobe
introduced the for evening in
She brought in the for heavy aheed oxod and the Soucn
all odds the most important was
arrived
problem
the GaTbo bob the
shoulder length She merely
Incidentally she Of the
Continued on Page H-3o
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Nor Did Carlo Ever Say, I Want to Be Alone
That's Another of the Legends Which Have
Whose Friends Find Her

Garbo got her strange beauty he had about him look nobility
adoed him. When there family parties and
child hid table while
who dragged her kept her close by his side
kindly friendly
he died.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

CSee CARMODY, Page H-3D
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
NoTA DE DUE1o
francisco Dago Fgentes,

Falleci6 aver en- ell sanatorio
del Centre Asturiano, donde pa
SO varios meses, gravemente
enfermo, Ell estimado caballero
Francisco Dago Fuentes, de So
amos, miembro de una apreciada
familia de Tampa.
Residia en- ell 1921 de la Gale
18 y Ell entierro Sc efectuara
hoy, a las $50 de la tarde, par
tiendo ell cortejo de la funeraria
de lord y Fernandez.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, la esti-
mazda sonora Rosaura Dago
cuatro hijos, Antonio, Jose,
Frank Y Jenaro; una hija, Ma
ria Dago, y otros familiares.
Todos en- esta casa lamenta-
mos la muerte del correcto ciu-
dadano y bondadoso padre y es-
poso.
Llegue a su viuda e hijos nues
tro mas sincere testimonioo de
condolencia.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
MEXICO DESEA UTIUIZAR
Los VAFoREs DEL EJE

Ciudai, de Mexico, mario 81.
-Un p~eri6dico recoga hoy la no
ticia, no confirmada aun en- las
esferas cfieiales, de ue ell gcbier
no del general Avila CamaJho
Sc propons exprcpiar o incau-
tarse de los vapores italianos v
IL en- total, ahora d
marrado sen los puertos meji-
canos.
Los vapores serian utilizados
mientras durase la guerra y ell
dcbierno busoarfa uIl entendi-
miento con los duenos, en- GUAM
to a compensation.
Pasarian los barcos a TO mar
1arte de la marina mercante pa
ra ell hemisferio occidental.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
HABLO ANOCHE EN- ESTA
CIUDAD Ell G~0BERNADOR
HOLLAND

Hablando anOche en- presen-
cia de unas 1000 personals, en- Ell
Coliseo de la isla Davis, ell go
bernador del Estado, Spessard
Holland. pidi6 la ayuda de los
maestros para vigorizar las le-
yes e~ncaminadas a cobrar las
contribuciones, obtener la pro-
pia tasaci6n y crear medios pa
ra reemplazar Ell impuesto sobre
las ventas en- brute, luego de
que sea anulado.
Elcgi6 ell qobernadOr al Con-
sejO de Education, de la Asocia-
ci6n de Educaci6n de la Florida,
por su plan en- favor de medi-