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La gaceta., 1939-06-15
Noticias de Pelota
DE LA LIGA ~INTERSOCIAL
La JNnta de hoy

Hoy Sc reunira la Liga Inter-
social de pelota en- una de las
salas de la sociedad Circulo Gu
bano.
Promote ser una junta lie
gran interes, considerable los
puntos a resolver.
Disease la asistencia de todas
las deleg&ciones.
Rum6rase que Ell Circulo Gu
bano tiene preparados algunos
cambios para convertir su move
ma en- "trabuco''.
Ell arbitro Velasco comparece
"a a exponer algunos de sus pun
tos de vista y sera atendido.
BESIDE la Ultima semana Sc no
ia mas estrecha cooperation en-
ire los Delegates, los "mana-
gers" y los miembros del ejecu-
two, con ell fin de conseguir Ell
orden y la discipline social en-
Ell terreno.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

EiSenstat y una cantidad de di-
nero.
Oscar Witt cree haber hecho
una buena transaction e hizo es
tie comentario: "Creo nosotros
hicimos un buen cambio. Tene-
mos muchos buenos 'outfields' y
siempre hay algunos en- ell BAN
CO.. Einsenstata es un pitcher 10
ven de mucha promesa. FL pit
Chico ell 1ltimo juego en- contra
de nosotros, ell ano pasado, Guam
do Bob Teller ponch6 Is, pero
ell Detroit gan6."
Averill recuerda que el STEM
pre- dijo que 81 salia alguna vez
del "team" de los Indios des "a
ba formar parte del Detroit me
jor que de ninguna otra novena.
"Yo no sc 10 que jugar; con
Ell Detroit. Puedo jugar en- cual-
quier "jardin'', mas p~refiero ell
"centro'.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

no fuera esta augusta mortal
que la iba ahogando, Sc hundia
mas y mas en- las habitaciones
de la casa.
La nodriza de Miguelito Ia
pudo alcanzar, al fin, junto a la
cuna, donde la mujer acababa
de romper en- un sollozo hondi-
simo, luego de un critic desga-
rrador, exclamando:
IiMi hijO, mi hijol... iD6n-
de esta mi hijo? blonde esta?
lilo quiero!. -. iDorotea, Olga
me, qre ha pasado?.. -. lQuien
ha estado aqui?. e.. lDigame!o
listed TODD!
II Senora, por Dios, calmese
contest ola aldeana. enterneci
a la vista de este dolor inmen
so, que la habia dejado muy pa
Ida. va me figuraba 20 que
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Sixto Morales, e~xcampe6n
lightweight cubano que ha OBJ
tenido rotundos exitos en- su pa
tria, recuerda una derrota a ma
nos de Richard Hernandez, por
knockout tecnio, al dislocarse
un tobiIlo, y afirma que en- esJa
OCCASION Richard no podra soste-
nerse en- ell ring" por mucho
TEMPO.
"Yo lie pegue tan fuerte a Six
to en- nuestra primera pelea, que
lie disloque Ell obillo-dijo Her
nandez, ayer-y ganare de nue.
NO, pues tambien deseo un
"chance" frente al vencedor del
'bout" Chinn-Manrique."
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

puerta a la mujer del guarda,
que llevaba a una nina de la ma
no.
La mujer Sc turb6 a la vista
de ia sonora.
Maria de las Moves avanz6
hacia la campesina.
Y sin saludarla, sin preambu
10 alguno, como una tigresa, sa-
liendo a la superficie, en- este
momento solemne, la fiera que
duerme en- TODD ser humane, Ia
esposa de Isidoro de Borgoha
pregunt6, como 81 disparara un
trabuzazo a boca de jarro:
-iiMi hijoll iD6nde esta
Mi hijo?... iContestel -. IQde
ha pasado?
Dorotea no tuvo tempo de
6ntestar.
Como una tromba, Maria de
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

co varias pleas, sisndo muy a.
plaudida.
Tiene esta Secci6n una move
ma de Diamond Ball, de mayo
res, y una de nihos, las dos men
cionadas con frecuencia entire
las mejores del Estado.
Una novena de pelota Sc es-
ia organizando para TN viaje a
Key West, en- la semana del 4
de julio.
No nos fue possible atender Ia
invitaci6n que Sc nos enviara,
por tener nuestro director que
asistir a una junta de lComite
Popular Democratico.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
CHANDLER Sc UNIRA LOS
YANKEE

New York, JUNO 15.-El pit
cher Chandler Sc halla en- CANT
no de esta ciudad para unirse
con los Yankees, seg1n una no.
ticia enviada desde Atenas, en-
ell estado de Georgia.
Chandler todavfa no Sc sien
tie bien; pero cree que dentro dc
pocos dias estara en- disposition
de cumplir con sus deberes.
Ell aho pasado lanz6 por la
formidable novena de Joe Nc
Carthy y gan6 IA desafios, per
dierdo A.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
LEGO A LA U d Ell
OPONENTE DEL CHINO
ALVAREZ
(Por Arthur OjedG)

Ell valiente mejicano Manri-
que, que en- la noche de manana
viernes 16 Sc enfrentara en- una
pelea revancha con ell orgullo de
Tampa, en- Benjamin Field Are
ma, declare despues del fuerte
entrenamiento a que fue some
lido aver tarde, que venceria al
Chino por la via rapida, en- los
ultimos episodes de la pelea con
certada. Con I'm minutO mas
de lucha por round, ell Chino no
me puede ganar-termin6 d.
ciendo Manrique.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
LIGA AMERICANA

Resultado de los juegos de
aver:
Cleveland, A carreras, New
York, q; Detroit 9 carreras en-
ell primero y 6 en- el segundo, y
Boston 8 en- ell inicial Y 2 en- el
1ltimo; Senadores, 8 carreras,
y Chicago, O; ell desafio noctur-
no de Filadelfia 10 gan6 Ell San
Luis. Hicieron los Browns 6 ca
rreras y los Atleticos ninguna.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

ell sehorito nos habia engaha-
do!
CiQu6, que?... iDigame prom
to, por Dios, por favor!...
-iCalmese listed, senorita!
-Pero, lno esta aqui, YER
dad?
-No-tuvo que conceder DO
rotea.
Maria levant6 los brazos al
@ielo, gimiendo:
-iAh, Dios mic! lQue he he
enc yo... que he hecho 70, pa
"a mercer tanto castigo2..
j'Don Miguel?
-Sf, sehorita, Don Miguel.
Nototros creiamos que estaba
con usteies.
-iCuando ha sido?-pregun
to Maria entire sus lagrimas.
Haze tres o cuatrO dias. FL
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
La Gaceta Folletin No. 27l
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

coraz6n con esa seguridad que
tiene en- los momentos schemes
de la vida y con una especie de
~presentimiento-; itu hijo, tn
hijo!... miguel Sc 10 ha lleva-
dol. ~ como til ahora tendras
que acompahar a tn marido al
otro extreme del mundo, va no
10 veras mas!
iAh, su augusta, dentro de
este coche!...
Ahora Sc reprochaba violen-
tamente no haber sabido saltar
por encima de todos los obs
taculos, haberlo abandonado to-
do, para vepir a yer a So hijO.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
Con ell bate y la Pelota
(Por arthur Ojeda)

Los Reds del Cincinnati OBJ
tienen ell m~onopolio de los pelo-
teros cubanos.
Ash declare ell manager gene
raj Warren G. Giles, quien dijo
que ell gobierno cubano enviara
anualmente a todos los pelote-
ros cubanos, de promesa, al cam
pamento de "trining'' en- la Flo
rida, con los gastos pages.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
LIGA NACIONAL

Los RojOs de Cincinnati ven
cieron a los Phillies con anota-
ci6n de 10 por 7; Gigantes 2,
Cubs l; Cardenales 9 Dodgers
2; y las Abejas y Piratas no pu-
dieron jugar a causa del frfo y
de la humedad.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Bob Feller, estrella de los In
dios del Cleveland, alcanz6 su
decima victoria de la Temporal
da al derrotar a los Yankees,
permitiendoles solo cinco hits.
I'm error de Rollie Hemsley, dos
hits y una base por bolas en- ell
octave inning, sirvieron para
que los campeones anotaran sus
dos 1nicas carreras.
Hasta csc momento Feller so
10 les habia permitido dos hits.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Antonio Castro demostr6 aver
tarde a muchos de sus simpati-
zadores que aun Sc acuerda de
sus buenos tiempos cuando los
corredores c~ontrarios, antes de
salir al robo de bases, 10 pensa-
ban mUcho.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Ell promoter Frank La Mar
que, que esta tratando de brin-
dar 10 mejor al numeroso publ
co que asiste a sus programs,
me dice que espera para ell vier-
mes la mayor concurrencia de la
temporada.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

So VENDE una casa remode-
iada en- m~agnfficas condolences.
Pla7os facileS. Cerca del Centre
Asturiano. 81 lie interesa escri-
ba al P. o. Box 1886 o lame al
Telefono Y 1892.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Armando Marsans, Rafael AL
media, Manuel Cueto, Gel Ho n
bre Diablo," Miguel Angel Con-
zalez y ell magnffico e inteligen-
tie Adolfo Luque, campe6n de los
pitchers en- la Liga Nacional, en-
ell ano 1923, cuando alcanz6 81
victorias con 8 derrotas, vienen
a mi mente.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Cleric boxer local trat6 de
conseguir una pelea en- Savan-
nah, Ca, y lie contestaron que
aun no habia una Comisi6n de
Boxeo ALI. 81 ustedes quieren
confirmar la noticia solo tienen
que preguntarle a Willie Santa
ma y a Mike Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
BONURA BATEO DOS JON
N

Ell inicialista Bonura, de los
Gigantes, produjo aver la vicro-
ria de su club con dos batazos
de- jonrr6n. Solo dos carreras
hizo la novena de Terry.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

De~rrotaron los "leaders" de Ia
Nacional al Philadelphia; pero
Derringer fall6 en- su intento de
anexarse otra victoria.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Los desafios del domingo, en-
Cuscaden Park prometen llevar
un numeroso p1blico va que ell
Cfrculo Cubano anuncia una
sorpresa frente al team de los
italianos en- ell segundo desafio,
mientras en- ell primero Sc baten
los muchachos de Espolita con
los de Ralph Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

las Moves penetr6 en- ell inmen-
so zaguan, luego en- ell comedor
y Sc hundi6 en- la alcoba de los
l~abriegos,. lena de melones, de
patataS, de sacos de cebollas v
de maiz,.. registrandolo TODD
con avidez.
Sc acerc6 con Ell alma en- la
boca. -.
La eunita estaba vacia!
Dorotea habia seguido a la
sonora, alarmada por aquella &C
titud de verdajera locura, Ii
ciendo cast a gritos:
5Senora, sonora !. lSe-
nora, pero por Dio! iEscGche-
MAZDA!
Maria de las Moves, sorda,
insensible a TODD 10 que
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Los Tigres del Detroit vencie
ron por partida doble al Boston
Y alcanzaron la septima victoria
consecutive.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
LA SECCION
OBRERA
FL Acto de AnOche

companeros y una orquesta to-
Presidida por Virgilio Fa-
bian sc reuni6 anoche en- ell Cen
tro Obrero la Secci6n Atl@tica
.Obrera, una sociedad de nueva
creaci6n.
Hablaron varios conocidos
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Muchos son los que me pre-
guntan donde Sc encuentra Ell
pitcher cubano Alexandra Ole
da y les dire que, seg1n las 1lti-
mas noticias que tengo del como
edo "hurler", Sc encuentra en-
compahfa de Fermin Guerra,
Comellas y Regime Otero con el
Greenville, en- South Carolina.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
AVERILL CAMBIADO AL DE
TROIT POR Ell PITCHER
Y DINERO
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Earl Averill, ell famoso jardi-
nero de los Indios de Cleveland,
fue aver cambiado a los Tigres
de Detroit por ell pitcher Harry
La gaceta., 1939-06-15
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
Crealo o no 10 crea
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Manrique piensa terminar con
ell Chino en- los 1ltimos asaltos
de la pelea que Sc efectuara ma
mana en- Benjamin Field Arena.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Solo tienen que tener pacien-
cia, pues ell techo a la glorieta
de Cuscaden es una cosa segura
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Con ell pitching de Lohr-
man y dos "home-runs" conec-
tados por Ell inicialista Bonura
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

vencieron los Gigantes al Chica-
go Cubs.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

A punto de estrellarse atra-
ves6 ell coche las GALES de Po-
zuelo, emilio de nuevo la carre-
terra, y subiendo la cuesta de
los pinares, desemboc6 al fin en-
las callecitas de Ell Plantio.
I'm instante despues, Sc dete-
MIA ante la era de la casa de cam
20 de Dorotea Barber.
Maria salt6 a terra como una
FL ruido del coche atrajo a ia
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

ties que dar un escandalo, antes
que exponerme al caStigo que
me merezco por mi culpa, y girl
tarla a mi esposo: Matame +!
lSoy una infame!. E" llevando
a mi hijo en- brazos .
iAhora va 10 he perdido pa
ra siemprel
Evening star., 1939-05-09

the bark is pale grayish brown that
peels easily from branch and trunk,
adding an air of unkemptness.
But spring is just around the
corner and the blunt yellowisl to
reddish thrown twigs, with their
small stubby buds. covered with
brown hairy scales, warm up the ap-
pearance Of the tree, Then it re-
spends to the genial warm rays of
the sun assuming almost over night
silvery green mantle.
The baby leaves, eager to unfold,
grow alternately along the twigs.
They are wedge-shaped at the base,
Wavy -toothed and dark green
above with a silvery lining.
The swamp white oak is father
mother tree, both male and female
flowers being present The male
ones are hairy in golden catkins,
rich in pollen, too, which the spring
breezes sift out and watt to the
female blossoms with their beauti-
full red stigmas.
Summer finds the trees figure
concealed under the wealth of foli-
age. The leaves begin to turn yell
low early and when autumn arrives
are a brilliant yellow with silver
Innings.
The fruit is brown edible nut.
1t is found in pairs seated in a cup
composed of rough scales with
fringe border.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Among the oaks there are many
famous members. The beloved
"Wadsworth Oak" known for many
years, grew on the estate by this
name. 1t was landmark and tree
lovers travelled far to see 1t. Stand
ing on the banks of the Genesee
River, New York, it commanded q
fine view and was easily seen for
miles. 1t achieved a circumference
Of ~ feet.
Gradually the heavy spring floods
ate away its foundation and finally
1t was swept from its moorings and
went the way of many of its neigh
bors. Erosion is still taking heavy
toll among our grand swamp oaks.
It is not difficult to recognize
swamp white oak. First, of course
is the location, damp and moist soil
being preferred. 1t is picturesque
tree, reaching a height of 10 to 100
feet, and inclined to spread when
opportunity permits. The pendulous
branches and crooked twigs form
narrow crown and its lateral
branches have a way of hanging on
for many years.
In the winter it stands unclothed
and against the winter sky it seems
old and chilled to the marrow, for
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Alexandra Lions
Honors Students
B, q Stan Correspondent Of The Star

By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May Six
honor students at George Washing
ton High School will be guests OF
the Alexandria Lions Club meeting
tomorrow at the George Mason Ho-
tel at 1890 pm, it was announced
today.
The principal speaker will be
Charles B. Hosmer of the United
States Department of State. He will
discuss Personal Problems and
Training in the United States For
eign Service"
The six honor roll students were
selected by Principal Henry T. Mon
cure. They are Howard Hoddick,
Christopher Curtin, Audrey Donald
son, Edward De Butts, Rena Men
delson and Charlene Topping.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Natures Children
White Swamp Oak
(Ouercus bicOIor)

Though the swamp white oak Is
known as a heavy drinker, many
have discovered that the tree enjoys
the advantages of city life. It is q
tree whose youngsters transplant
successfully. And it is tree that
has widened its opportunities, for it
Is known from southern Maine to
southern Iowa, south to Maryland,
Kentucky and Arkansas and along
the mountains into Georgia. Grand
specimens are seen about the Great
Lakes. The lumber is valuable for
house construction, boats, vehicles,
agricultural implements, fences and
ties, and last but not least, as logs
in a fireplace the roar and glow
bring message of courage, warmth
and cheer.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
Gordon Junior High
PIT. A. Meets Tomorrow

The Gordon Junior High School
Parent Teacher Association will hold
its last regular program Of the sea-
son tomorrow at 7:30 pm. at the
school.
John F. Brougher, assistant prin-
cipal at Central High School, will
speak on advice to Parents Re-
garding Senior High School Work.
A camping motion picture in colors
will be shown. Miss Dorothy Akin
will present several solos, accom-
panied by Miss Reba Will.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

c. B. Y.-"Should have looked" is
the correct form, not should OF
looked" The error, q common one,
is caused by the slurring of should
have" into Should've" and many
persons, without thinking, write
Should of" instead of should've"
or Should have"
Ponce de Leon is pronounced
pom -thay-day-LAY-ohn.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
o. (. S. to Honor Mothers

A Mothers Day program will fea-
ture a meeting of Naomi Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star of Be-
thesda, Nd, in the Bethesda Ma
sonic Hall tomorrow at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-05-09
PIT. A. to Install

Newly elected officers OF the Bar
croft (Va0 Parent Teacher Associa-
ton will be installed at meeting
of the association at 8 pm. tomor-
row
Evening star., 1939-05-09
New Type Teapot Makes
Coed Tea Better

ITS A REAL BARGAIN this new type tsa-
pot, with removable Bru-o-lator. Puts an end
to tea strsining and assures perfectly brewed
tea every time. Turquoise green pot. Soup size.
31.25 retail value. You can get one by sending
only 75e and four tin tops from Mccormick
Tea cans to: Mccormick Sales Co., Baltimore,
Nd. Mccormick Tea is like n other tea. 1t has
such Different flavor. 80 smooth. rich and mel
low. that many prefer it without sweetening (ur
with much less than ssuab. Ask your grocer for
Mccormick Tea OF Tea Bags-in havor-tig
osonGe metal cAnA.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03
JOB PLACEMENTS
SHOW INCREASE

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-With
expanding business activity in Sep
tember, job placements in private IN
dustry made by the public employ
ment offices reached another new all
time high and unemployment-benefit
payments dropped "a per cent below
the August total, the Bureau of En-
ployment Security of the Social Sc
curity Board announced.
More than 287 900 private jobs were
filled in September, Is per cent more
than in the previous month and AZ
per cent more than in September, 1888.
Moreover, the active file of persons
seeking jobs decreased by about
10000 to reach the lowest point
since December, 1887. At the same
time the number of claims for unem-
ployment benefits decreased in about
the same proportion as benefit pay
ments during the month.
Gains in private placements were
widespread, with the sharpest in
creases reported for the east south
central and mountain areas.
In addition to private placements,
$4,000 public placements were made;
and supplemental placement activi-
ties, in which the employment offices
were not entirely responsible but rem
dered partial service in bringing the
worker and employer together, also
expanded, with more than 5000 jobs
being filled in this manner.
Unemployment benefit payments
during September totaled $33 100000
Only nine states reported an increase
over the previous month, the largest
occurring in Florida where further
declines in employment in seasonal
industries occurred. The relatively
large increase in Illinois was usual
for a state in the early stages of
benefit payments, the board said.
The most pronounced reduction in
benefit payments occurred in Michi-
gan which paid only about half as
much as in August. e-employment
in the automobile industry contrib
uted to this decrease. In addition, the
majority of the more industrialized
states showed decreases of 25 per
cent or more as insured unemployed
wage earners returned to work.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03
INDUSTRIAL RISE CUTS C. &C.

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-Rob-
ert Fechner, director of the Civilian
Conservation Corps, reports that in
creased industrial activity was re-
sponsible for the first drop in c. G. c.
enrolment in two years. New Jer-
sey, California, Connecticut, Oregon,
and New York failed to meet quota
allotments in October when the corps
asked for 90,655 junior enrollees and
received only 90,307.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03

In his demands that his United
States should annex
All of the Americas not now held
by American governments
Making America one unadulterated
unit
Hurray for the Swedesl
Next comes his comrade in arms,
and in blood
Husky Lundeen, from his native
Minnesota-a-a-
In stentorian tones, with ringing
challenge
OF any rights claimed by any de-
cadent nation of Europe
Excepting always the Swedes, of
course
Whose statecraft holds the Da-
kotas-
By bond more subtle than battle
ships
Viking Lundeen demands that we
make France and England pay
With West Indian islands and South
American lands
The debts they owe to Uncle Sam
The only land England ever gave
up
Was that of these Thirteen Col
onies-
Partly because the Quebec fur
lands
Looked like a better consolation
prize
Which she would never had done
had she known
How much gold there was in Suit
ter's mill dam site
Or the fisheries, fruit, and wheat
of Columbia basin
=
So now these Vikings, turned paci-
fist
BY reversion, not to type
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03
FORD FIGHTS N.L.R.B. ORDER

Cincinnati (ILNS).-The Ford Mo-
tor Company appealed to the U. s.
Circuit Court of Appeals for dis
missal of National Labor Relations
Board order for reinstatement of "a
company employees and directing the
company to ''cease and desist" from
alleged unfair labor practices. The
company asked that the N. L. R. B.
order be set aside on the grounds that
it unfairly presented the case.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03
HOTEL WORKERS VOTE A. F. L.

New York City QLNS). Without
"a dissenting vote, employees of the
Mayfower Hotel designated the New
York Hotel Trades Council, an A. F.
of /, affiliate, as their collective bar
gaining representative in an election
held in the Offices of the State Labor
Relations Board. A total of 122 bal
lots was cast for the council and none
against.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03
Truths Pondered While
Riding at
Anchor
Then gently scan
your brother man
BY Mr.. Modestus-

These Vikings
First came Lindbergh-
The reticent, reserved, introverted
Scandinavian
Mechanic who never makes mis-
takes
Aviators who always comes home
with the bacon
Like Henry, of the Fords, who built
fool-proof auto
Or the omniscient small town
banker
Local encyclopaedia of theology,
economics, and school taxes
Charles the Viking, stirred by the
approach of battle-smoke-
Suppressing his ancient impulses
toward fighting
Following his habit of self-restraint
toward newspaper men
None of whom ever felt the weight
of his fist
This young blonde out of the great
Northwest
Rebuking his family foes, news
papers, takes to the radio
Nevertheless, perhaps uncon-
sciously, but clearly
Reveals the urge of the Viking con-
querors
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03

BY running up the flags of con-
auerers-
Demanding, in the name of peace
That other nations give up their
islands, seas and peninsulas-
For which they have fought bloody
battles
At the words Of couple of Scan
These ayiators have similar ten
deney-
When they don't fly the wrong
way
They do tailspin, going backward,
somehow
So "Wrong-way Lindbergh," with
out seeming to know it
Points backward to his warlike an
cestors-
Aiming to lead his present coun-
trymen
Along with Lundeen the lusty-
On forays across the St. Lawrence
and the Gulf Stream
To make the Americas a unit
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03

Asserting their love of peace, their
hate of war
Exemplify the oldest traditions of
their race
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-11-03
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