The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-25

of Uruguay, a Wakefield man, H
de Anguera, is introducing "frozeI
Yankees" and high ideals and Y NJ
c. A hospitality and service to the
Spanish population. Frozen Van
KEGS" is not a comment on the New
England temperament but is litera
translation of "helados Yanquis,
at the "Y" cantean when they wani
ice cream. Mr.. de Anguera, who has
been secretary in full authority since
the first of January, writes to his
friends at home that the people want
many more important things than ice
cream. though naturally that novelty
to South American taste attracts the
youth of the city who, once finding
themselves at home in the attractive
building, remain to benefit by more
solid nourishment.
The 1ocal paper Ell Siglo", in an
article Of appreciation of the local
association which was introduced I'M
der war conditions primarily to care
British fleets but which is now firmly
rooted as native institution and is
supported by the Spanish population,
thus describes the atmosphere which
Mr.. de Anguera and his assistants
have created
THE sailor and the Montevidean
who enter find themselves in the bo-
som Of their own family with friendly
hands stretched out cordially; if he
is a stranger. gentlemen take pleas
ure in accompanying him during his
visit to the Center, and gentlemen of
distinction among the colonies of the
Allied countries DO all possible to
make the Red Triangle reflect the
distant country with its sentiments,
joys and ideals"
Mr.. de Anguera was born in Wake
field, Mass. For eight years he was
industrial and religious secretary at
the Worcester Y. NJ. c. A. When the
United States went into the war, and
the N -tional War Work Council Y.
M. c. a. was formed. he became as
sociated with E. W. Heane. execu-
tive secretary of me Northeastern
Departn1ent as An eYnert in cons+r,o.
ton, having the building Of huts and
their distribution under his charge.
Early in 1918. he was sent In Monte
video to assist in making welcome th..
sailors Of theAllie4 fleets. On Jan larry
1st of this year he was made secretary
of tha local V NJ . vhio,, a,ra-n
o7t nj +he war nroy-arn
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us n'9. ",iU''.0'' iol tue Work the
M ~ A. has IL pIos9ect' Is most
interesting ~ tnose WHO are loya1y
supporting the l. M u A IN foreign
helos'
eop'e mere Gail Understand a man
OF ah institution when without any
lnlhg up us sleeve seeks 10 help
people TO a reallzatlon OF higher
thih9s ana truths OF lie. [ wish you
couio get a sense or now deep al
impression WILSON'S Ideals nave made
on thls people And the impression
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