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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07
THE CHATTERER
SPEAKS!

deed, YOU will 60 right back IN there
ra,t out some OF that rubbish and
swear YOU hit upon bargain.
We were also discussing Mac and
bis misfortune. Seems that, jusa
when things get going good, some
thing happens to take the ~ out
of 10Y / didn't like his place ct
srst because Of the poor service,
hut / soon changed my mind. At
ter the opening, it didn't take Mac
long to discover that folks aren't
going to wait an hour for q meal
o. half an hour for beer, and he
also knew that his mattresses had
+, look like something ITO attract
the male patrons. Then, just re-
Gently. he added garden in the
back. where you could enjoy q pleas
ant evening with your wife or some
one else's, and along comes fire
to destroy everything. ! feel aw-
fully sorry for him, but ! know he's
made Of the stuff that will make
him 90 on and gain back his loss.
found out by means OF "The
glacl Dispatch, that the hinkty-
dinks had dance at Hills and
Dales Monday night. They say say
that Bill Young's orchestra played
their music like funeral dirge un-
I'll lust before the dance broke up
and then the boys broke out as us
nal with that very hot rhythm. They
also say that certain married lady
ii 4 red dress with long white coat
eaioved very full and pleasant
evening, walking, smoking. resting,
talking. dancing lind making goo
goo eyes with Chink. Maybe they
were just playing but my worthy
constituents say it sure was nice
playing.
| spent the 4th at Tecumseh Park
and thought I had done something
grand, but they say the biggest and
incest affair was the Masonic pic
mic at New Carlysye given by An
cient Square and Harmony lodges.
I sure wish had known, in advance,
that they were going to pass out so
much free stuff, then I'd been the
first one there. Free transportation,
free peanuts, free ice cream, free
beer, free orange and lemonade,
and free toys for the kiddies were
passed out to the $50 lucky persons
who attended. Prizes for races.
whist, and Bingo were also given
away. Everyone / have talked to
reported a swell time. | bet I'll
make the acquaintance of some
member of Masonry before this
time next year so can go.4or bet
ter still, might even sjoin; Fif in
yited. They say, yoir: aif't ! done
nothing till you ride that there
goat,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07
EAST SIDE NEWS
By MoZELLE PAYNE

The big day Of the Fourth Is
over and know that everyone is
glad and | hope that everyone had
4 lovely day
Mrs. Francis Bizzell Of Cleveland
is home to SPEND a few weeks with
her mother. Mrs. Bell Mushaw, also
sisters and brothers and relatives.
Miss Cleo Payne spent the Fourth
with her sister and brother at 1873
East Pearl street, Lima. Ohio.
Mr.. Jacob Jones srent the Fourth
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and
family.
Mr.. Carter Hassel Of Russelvania,
Ohio. and Mr.. Raymond Whestle Of
Bellefontaine spent few hours IN
Lima the Fourth.
Mrs. Mona Harsh and Mrs. Emma
Stone spent the Fourth IN Alger
with Mrs. Bell Mushaw and other
relatives.
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Carries S Chat About
bellefontaine
~ N III
BY Carrie Belle Harper

Following the services. there was
a birthday dinner at her home, at
which Mrs. Ida Hurd was present.
Other afterpoon visitors bn the
home included Mr.. and Mrs. Chavis
Of Troy and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Williams Of Lima.
Miss Ida Bennett, Mrs. Wilkerson,
Mrs. Beechum and Mr.. Biggs of
Marysvlle were Sunday visitors at
Grace AME church.
Myi-,n Clark was the guest of
Miss Jean Hutchins, Wells street,
Chicago, during the holidays.
y Il y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lash and Mr.. and
Mrs. FLOYD Goodrich Of Columbus
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J.. Wingo.
Mrs. Harris and lovely daughter
Of TROY are visiting in the home OF
Mrs. Belle Stewart.
For week or perhaps longer, we
! will be honored with the presence Of
a member Of Iima's smart set, name
| ", Miss Della May Jones who IS
! visitino III the home of Mr.. and
M ra Iobr TnhnSnu
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Scott of Ak
ron and Mr.. and Mrs. Orlie Day and
family Of Cleveland are visiting IN
the home Of Mrs. Alice Day, Clege
street.
/ Miss Lena Newsome, a member
Of the local smart set, is visiting i
Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Cotman of Linz
were Sunday visitors in Bellefon
taine.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07

1t seems that you folks just donS
to see me contented, In reading
over your letters. discover you are
an ugly disposition. am mean and
so much more happier when have
unhappy, and am finding fault with
things and people. You got me N
this mood SO don't complain,
Every week or two | get the urge
to talk things over with the boys
and to enjoy u little beer, Well,
was down on Fifth street last week
debating whether should get
hair cut. when the gang came along
and we dropped BY the pool room
to test our skill on bank. " Most
folks think men don't gossip, but
We do. We have fancy title, tho,
called "Bull-Sessions. !" Naturally,
the subject of discussion turned to
women, one in particular, and the
story went like this. Once upon
time little girl was born in Day
ton. She grew and grew and grew
and finally graduated from high
school with high rating, After that
period called adolescence she ac-
tually got good looking. had big
brown eyes ann was fairly stacked.
had very sweet disposition and
was liked by all. Then she went 10
Fiske to learn some more things
that she couldn't find oet about here
at home. While there she eecame
awfully smooty. and full of the
cuties. What makes this stery worth
while is that, after winning sehos-
arship, she came back honse for her
vacation and tried 10 staew oft st
Jimmie Lunceford's danre NTH she
fatal result that she gas ssS elts
itty-bitty face slapped ii srS'st ot
everyone at Memorial HAll as aer
boy friend. Wonder hew ssie feels
now But she'll Get aS sass als-a
horse and start II speas ssr
old friends.
That same day. w asyins
some hot and fast BsseS-l4sk. W.
were making side bets on vss SAs
going to open up il ths sasAnt
store at 5th and MoGad streets.
Some said that Jimmy vas going to
open up beer garden, others said
that a white guy Rad MS mind on
grocery store, but ne ere net on
The Salvation ARMY I don have
to tell you that The Army won
| for all have eyes. Nha in the heck
thought ii would be nice to let
them bring all that Junk there and
sell it to US ton. res were buy
ing it and grinning. Saw fellow
coming out SATURDAY. With grey
suit hanging over his arn. What
want to know is. what has that
organization ever done for rs Moth
ing; won't ever give you & meal
and just you try I'd get q bed when
| you're down and oat ThegR show
| you how welcome you are ard, get,
like fools, you 90 in there an buy
that second handed. buggy looking
stuff. Shucks. my giri-friend throws
away better stuff than they are
pushing over On yon. And vii this
have any effect upou you9 No IN
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07
YMCA NOTES


The Women's Swimming class is
held every Friday evening from
7:30 to $50 is beginning to become
popular. If you are not member
Of this class, you should sign up as
soon as possible, Advanced women
swimmers may sign up for instruc-
ton in Life Saving.
The gymnasium is open to men
every afternoon and evening. The
men may come in and enjoy good
game Of Shuttle Board, volley ball,
horse shoe pitching or take indiyid-
ual exercise in the small exercise
room.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07

away - this cake always saves the
day.
Luscious Chocolate lee Box Cake
4 squares unsweetened choco-
late; " cup sugar: dash Of salt:
* cup hot water: tablespoon cold
water: / teaspoon granulated gela-
tin; egg yolks: / teaspoon
vanilla: egg whites. stiffly
beaten: " cup cream, whipped: 8
dozen lady fingers.
Melt chocolate In top OF double
boiler. Add sugar, salt, and hot
water. stirring until sugar ID dis
solved and mixture blended. Add
cold water to gelatin and mix. Add
to hot chocolate mixture and stir
until gelatin is dissolved, then cook
until mixture is smooth and we'll
thickened. Remove from boiling
water: add egg yolks, one at
time. beating thoroughly after each.
Place over boiling water and cook
Z minutes. stirring constantly. Add
vanilla; cool. Fold into egg
whites. Chill. Fold In whipped
cream. Line bottom and sides OF
mold with waxed paper. Arrange
lady fingers on bottom and sides OF
mold. Add thin layer OF chocolate
mixture, then arrange lady fingers
and chocolate mixture in alternate
layers, topping with chocolate mix
turs. Cut on lady fingers around
sides OF mold and arrange cut
pieces on chocolate mixture. Chill
IL to "a hours In refrigerator, IL
desired, add " cup finely cut wal
nut meats to chocolate mixture
before turning into mold. Unmold.
Gerves IL.
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07
CHURCH NOTES


Hereafter, at Grace AME church,
the first Sunday in the month will
be devoted to the Junior Church,
which has been recently organized
under the leadership Of Rev. H. L.
Anderson. Thus the future church
will receive experience by actually
doing. There are the various boards
and officers and choir.
Sunday, for the first time, we saw
the Junior Church in action with
the various young people singing.
speaking, reading the scripture. etc.
Rev Allen of Cleveland delivered
the sermon. He spoke his approval
and encouraged the idea of Jun
ior Church urging the cooperation
Of the church members.
Sunday evening, the young folk
held their candlelight services. Vari-
coIored streamers extended from
the balcony and the wall to the seats
The altar and the pulpit were inn
maculate in white with tapering
candles placed thereon. Each per-
son in the audience received can
die which was lighted at one time
during the service. In the Process
sional and the Recessional the young
folk carried lighted candles, each
being clothed in solid white. A
brief program was given.
PERSONAL
There was a pause during The
morning service Sunday at Grace
AME church, at which time the
members payed tribute to Mrs. Hat
tie Mason who was celebrating hel
s5th birthday Following the strain
of Happy Birthday to You she wa
showered with birthday cards ane
Mrs. Anderson and the juno
church presented her with specia
gifts. She also received a cak
with SIS candles.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07

Dir. U. S. Beam and wife were in
t1rhana Sunday and attended the
Mason's annual convention and they
had lovely attendance and q Won
derful dinner.
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Calvin's sNewspaper Service
7EsEED RECIPE
-Dr Htaaxfs Lee kaffoI

II USCIOUS chocolate ice box
IL cake, far from difficult to make;
just the thing we like to eat as
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-07

EuHiiMGT supper
treat. Read this
recipe a while:
clip II for your
special file.
But don't file IL
till you make
one delicious ice
box cake! Com
pany CO m q o
while your o
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

MetGtt'QaeS, me llam6 hace unos
dias a su despacho, y me dfio,
Amigo Ndhez: lie tenemos
a listed una noticia excelenle.
Nos han cOncedido la contrata
de la construction de csc ferro-
carril de Java, y va listed a mar
char ALA, a dirigir lostfabajos.
LAS obras comenzaran dem
tro de cuatro meses, de cinco co.
mo maximum. listed tendra
tres mil frances diarios% sueJ.
do, mas absolutamante todos Aos
gastos que lie origine Ell vial v
la estancia en- Oriente."
De modo-termin6 Pedro. do
Ndnez, abrazando a su muier
con ternura y paseando Alfredo.
dor una mirada- que Ae mar.
cho...
Hubo un asombro,
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
En-
LA

Maria de la Cruz, que LEILA en-
ell rostro de su marido hasta sus
mas ligeras emOciones, Sc inmu-
to, preguntando:
-IQue es, querido mio?.. les
algo malo?
i No.. y sill. Pero yo no he
podido rehusar, no puedo rehu-
sar de ningGn modo Els compro-
misc de honor, Y el honor es 10
primero para un hombre. Vel
reis...
Hizo una pausa, como para
mejor marcar la Importance de
10 que iba a decir, y prosigui6,
cast en- seguida, en- medic de un
silencio sepulcral:
-Vereis. FL director de la EN-
presa dOnde tEabajo, iva sabes,
Maria, Ia Com agnie Belgc aes
CkemiRs dc fer ct C0Rstr ctiOns
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

da; Jimmy Gleeson debe aun
probar que puede jugar; Hank
Leiber fracas6 con los Gigantes
Bartell padece de neuritis; Dir
zy Dean... otra interrogation en-
eficiencia.
EN- cuanto a las palabras de
Terry de que los Gigantes termi
naran en- ell primero o en- ell Sc
gundo lugar, puedo agregar que
tambien pudieran ser derriba-
dos a la seq nda division.
Los Gigantes tienen tantas in
c6gnitas como cualesquiera otro
club del circuito. ST Hubbell,
Schumacher y Castleman les
responder, tendran un buen a.
no. Queda por yer 81 Demaree
puede jugar Ell jardin central y
81 Zeke Bonura dara resultado
en- la primera base.
Sobre ell cuadro de los Rojos
de Cincinnati, MacPhail opina
que es debil, bastante debil. Nc
Cormick batea 326, Fred en- Ia
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

segunda, Myers en- ell SIS y Riggs
en- tercera no pueden ganar IN
campecnato para Ell Cinci. Els un
cuadro debii.
Los Piratas no han mejorado.
Perdieron ell campeonato del ano
pasado cuando 10 tenian en- ell
bolsillo. "Si entonces no pudie-
ron ganar, menos ganaran en-
este. No veo mejoria alguna en-
la novena de Traynor.
Con respecto a su club, estima
pre es tan bueno como cuales-
quiera otro de la Liga; pero re-
conoce que Ell cuerpo de pitch
ers es su problema.
81 Van Mungo y Wyatt Sc pre-
sentan en- buena lorna, pasare-
mos. Mucho van a ayudarnos
Pete Coscaret en- la segunda ba-
Sc y Stainback en- ell jardfn Gen.
trail.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
SIXTO ESCOBAR DEFEN.
DERA SU CORONA

New York, feb. Sci cam
pe6n del peso bantam, Sixto Es-
cobar, de Puerto Rico, defende-
"a su corona, en- San Juan, la
capital de su pals, ell dfa % de
MARIO.
Como adversario Sc lie ha es-
cogido a K. 0. Morgan, de De-
troit, un fuerte aspirante.
Dada la anterior noticia por
los peri6dicos, ell director de
Morgan, Harry Baxten, decla-
r6:
Una garantia de 1000 d6la-
res, con un privilege de 1919
por ciento, no amerita sacar a
Morgan del pals.
Este sc interpreta como que
la pelea de San Juan ha sido can
celada, en- cuanto al aSpirante.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
CON LOS GUANTES

Calma en- ell frente de Tampa,
en- cranto al arte de los punos.
LaMarque esperara a que pase
la Exposition y despues... pro-
bara de nuevo.
Hay escasez de pGgiles GUAM
do Sc aprecia escasez de dinero.
La nueva amenaza del peso
medic Sc nombra Walter Frank
Ign.
Aver acost6 a Babe Risko y
lleva obtenidas 10 victorias con
secutivas, Is de elias por "nO-
caut".
Risko es una sombra del pa
sado; pero esta victoria lie abre
nlevos derroteros a Franklyn.
Aspira ell joven triunfante a
pelear con Young Corbett, Glen
Lee y Fred Apostolic.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
DEPORTES
LAS CARRERAS
DE

Tony Whitman domino aver
de nuevo las carreras de auto
movies, en- los terrenos de "a
Feria.
Ell p1blico no respondio como
Sc esperaba y solo pagaron la
entrada unas $500 personals.
Patinaron de manera especta-
cular durante las carreras, los
j6venes drivers" Buddy Hen
derson y Len Duncan; pero los
dos salieron ileSos Y sus cochSs
sin averias.
Despu6s del accidente Hender
son gan6 un primero y un segun
do lugar.
Whitman, en- la carrera de Gin
co millas, di6 las vueltas necesa-
rias en- cinco minutes y 6 segun
dos.
Buddy Rush qued6 en- segun-
do lugar y Henry Guerand en-
tercero.
Larry Beckett, ell tampeho, no
consigui6 distinguirse.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
Noticias de Pelota
LAS ABEI IS

La novena de Alfonso Lopez
espera avanzar hacia la c1spide
en- la temporada que Sc avecina.
Danny MacFayden, Ell notable
pitcher, sc encuentra va en- Bra
denton y estima que su novena
Sc vera grandemente rerorzada
con ell batting" de Buddy Has
sett, Al Todd y AL Simmons.
Elogia MacFayden a su com
panero Lou Fette y dice de que
81 perdi6 algunos desafios por
muy estrecho margen.
Ell ano pasado Danny gan6 IA
desaffos y perdi6 9, quedando en-
ell tercer puesto de su liga, en-
cuanto a pitching"
De Simmons Sc espera un pro
medic de 800 o mas, en- Glen desa
fios.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

grave.
Pero no quiso decir NADIA los
dos primeros dias que pas6 en-
Madrid, para no amargar a su
esposa idolatrada nj a sus tios nj
a los primes bondadosos, la ale
gria de la Nochebuena.
Pero ell dia de Navidad, ell in
geniero cogi6 a su esposa de las
manos, en- un instante EN- que es-
taban los tres m~atrimonios con-
gregados en- ell comedor, POGO an
ties del almuerzo, y la dijo:
ii Bueno, MaIia mia: ahora
te voy a dar y rs voy a dar a
todos, una gran toticia, que a mi
me han comuni hdo tres dias an
tes de salir de b@lgical
Todos miraron al ingeniero,
Iue Sc habia puesto un POGO pa
lido.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
Ola DE LAS FLORES PARA
LOS

Ell sabado es ell Dia de las Flo
res para los legionarios y sus a.
migos, a beneficio de los vetera-
nos enfermos.
Las damas auxiliares de la LIE
gi6n Sc encargaran de la venta
de las flores.
En- Ybor City tiene a su car
go la venta ell puesto Marcelo
Gonzalez No. 70, del cual es CO.
mandante ell captain Eddings.
Cada puesto vendera dentro
de los limites de su jurisdiction.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
AC0STO AL
EDDIE RISKO

New York, feb. Sun nuevo
p1gil del peso medic, Walter
Franklyn, alcanz6 aver Ell 150
nocaut, de su carrera, en- ell sex
to asalto, poniendo a dormir al
veterano Eddie (Babe) IRisko,
ell excampe6n mundial. A los 40
segundos del sexto, Risko cay6
a la Iona por la cuenta de diez.
Era IN combate a ocho asaltos.
Franklyn lleva obtenidas 10
victorias consecutivas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

Cuando faltaba un minute
por jpgar, Koesel se-mcvi6 ra-
pidanente y anot6 in "field
goai'.
Los tampehos alcanzaron ven
taja en- la etapa inicial, con Ell
juego de Sindo Vale y Carl
Buckner.
Jrgaron por Ell Hillsborough,
Beasley, Menendez, Newbern,
Robes, Buckner, Beard, Meeks,
Vale y Spoto.
Por los vencedores, Koekel,
Jackson, Smith, Lee Savage, Sc
gler, Toy y l.. Savage.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

Todos Sc habian puesto en- De
rodeanjo al ingeniero. ~
Maria de la Cruz habia pain
decide intensamente, y abraz6 a
u e'poso conmovida.
-lQu6 diSes, Pedro? lQue t.
marchas?
IiIodavia no! Pero para la
primayera, ST.
-tY.. a Java?.... iD6nse es
eso?-pregunt6 la Golfilla, con
81 ignorancia completa de la geo
grafia.
En- Oriente. En- Asia. Una
isla enorme, al sur de la India.
Jay, Dios miol...
La esposa del ingeniero
rompi6 en- un llanto copiosO.
Hubo que consolarla entire to-
da la familia.
e Fssto del dia Sc pas6 en- pre-
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

ST Billy Conn ~consigue derro-
tar a Fred Apostoli, ell viernes,
Sc lie dara una oportunidad con
Melio Battina, ell nuevo cam
pe6n de las IT'S libras para el
estado de New York.
Apostoli es ell campe6n del pc
so medic y Conn no puede reba-
jar su peso pOr debajo de las
168 libras.
Ell 1nico aspirante de impor-
tancia, en- las IT'S libras, aparen-
temente 10 IS Conn.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
moci6n.
La Golfilla lloraba.

mocion.
La Golfilla lloraba.
TODD ell trayecto, desde la esta
ci6n hasta ell palacio, habia lleva
do Maria de la Cruz, entire las
suyas, las manos de su marido.
Y lie miraba a traves de sus
lagrimas, y bebia las palabras
de aquel hombre tan dulce, tan
bueno, tan carihoso, que no Sc
cansaba de besarla, de abrazar-
Ia, de prodigarla palabras de
ternura inefable:
Vamos., Ilo ves?., lLo YES
como no te has muerto sin mi,
hija mia?... Hasta estoy SECURE
de que estabas mejor, aqui, con
los tics y los primes, corriendo
juergaecitQs sordos, Jeh?
-iJusto !
inc 50 10 digas nj en- bro
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

Dias de grata recordaci6n a.
quellos cuando Tampa tenia bo-
xeo ell lunes, en- Benjamin Field
microbes, en- Seminole Heights,
y ell viernes en- ell Circulo Cuba
no.
JPasaron para no volver?
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
GRIMES D~IvoRCIADo

LIE fue concedido aver un di-
vorcio, en- Union, Mo-, a Bur-
leigh Grimes, ell exdirector de
los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
La Sra. Grimes recibira la mi
tad de las propiedades del que
fuera notable p%elotero.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
OPINA MacPHAIL

Ell nuevo vicepresidente de los
Dodgers de Brooglyn, un perito
en- economic peloteril, Larry
MacPhail, estima que los Cubs
de Chicago son los favoritos pa
ra la temporada de 1889.
Galan, dice, finaliz6 la tenn
porada con una rodilla lastima-
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
DERROTA DE LOS TERRIER
DE H~ILLSBOROUGH

Los basketbolistas del institu-
to Hillsborough, de esta ciudad,
fueron derrotados anoche por
Lakeland, con anotaci6n de %
por 20.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

va tiene acaparados los mejo-
res jugadores. Mala suerte pa
ra las otras, que probablemen
tie sc quedaron dormidas.
Pero no deben olvidar los
delegados, directories, etc., que
ell equilibrio en- las novenas ge
nera un mayor interes.
Con Clubs desiguales o de-
sequilibrados, los fieles Sc abu
rriran.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

Todo indica que no habra
cambios en- ell personal de la
Liga, visto ell exito de la tenn
porada anterior.
Los cuatro clubs, Centre AS
turiano, Cfrculo Cubano, u
nione Italiana y Caballeros Lea
les de America, volveran a ju-
gar.
Sc TIARA en- ell terreno la ban
dera de los campeones, la de la
Unione Italiana.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los E%spejueIos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Espolita es ell nuevo direc-
tor de la novena asturiana-se
nos informa.
I'm muchacho modesto, int
ligente y pundonoroso, a quien
desamos los mayores exitos.
Mano Fernandez, en- mi OPT
MON, cumpli6 bien, pero tuvo
la suerte de espaldas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

La Liga Intersocial sc reu-
Mira ell dia 10 para acordar los
detalles de la venidera tempo
rada.
Promote asistir y auguro
que no habra "bronca", por-
que cada vez es mayor la com
prensi6n entire los miembros
de la Liga.
Dare todos los detalles i'm
portantes que pueda recoger.
Nos dicen que una novena
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

ma contest6 vivamente la mar
quesa-. iPues bCena es esta!. t..
iJeSGsl Yo no la he visto mas
exagerada. Isl Maria de las Me
YES Y 20, viendOla escribirte ca
da dia, la dabamos vaya, pre-
guntandola 81 es que estaba ha-
eiendo un nuevo manual de los
enamorados, de esos que venden
para los soldados...l
La gaceta., 1939-02-08

La Nochebuena fue deliciosa,
ash como Ell dia de Navidad.
Pedro Sc encontraba como su-
mido en- un mar de tibiezas Y
blanduras, en- un ambiente hon
damente familiar y amable.
Pedro de NGn@ traia una
gran novedad que comunicar a
la familia.
Una novedad a Ia yea grata y
La gaceta., 1939-02-08
La Gaceta Folletin No. 262
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
leta con ell n1mero, del talona-
rio, tenia la misma palabra:

wa NOh q iluIleiO, uel ldlOla-
rio, tenia la misma palabra:
II Este 81 que es ell gordo,
sehorita! L.. No hay mas que
verle la cara a este trece!... iYo
tengo una fe ciega en- el trece L."
Y, en- efecto, ell dia del sorteo
resultaba que ell gordo, Ell suspi-
RADIO gordo de los ounce Milo
mes y los otros gordos, de diez,
de cinco, de dos. iban a caer
en-. America, en- La Coruha, en-
Cadiz.. o en- un pueblecito cual-
quiera de una provincial