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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01

bike soon and the same goes for
Mrs. Lucy Mitchell who after a major
operation a few weeks ago is walking
all over her palatial residence I'd. be-
heve it or not your reporter doesn't
know what date in July the Fathers
Club have planned an all-day ball at
Green Acres you see some of the
Fathers don't like publicity at
least, that's the way it strikes this
writer but they tell me the Fathers
are going to elect a publicity agent so
you will be well informed as to their
next move. To those who have in
CURED E. yes, your reporter will try
to keep in contact with summer camps
as In past seasons for your approval.
since Jimmie Guilford has his
mind set on marriage that old domestic
feeling has come into his heart . E.
so much so Jim has ordered venetian
blinds for the windows Of his already
modern barber shop and a nice new
linoleum. oh yes, while Pm in the
Dunbar Shop .. Fitz Paul has finally
got an operators license for motor
vehicles in this beautiful state of Mass.
=. the thrill of being given the priv
lege has overwhelmed Mr.. Paul beyond
words . =. gosh, what will happen when
he becomes a daddy? Henry John
son and Frankie Williams dropped in
on Sandy the other afternoon and
thought they would win a few card
games. . but Sandy and his partner
were much too much. Amy and Louis
Ransom, Jr., have left the city for a
months vacation e.. Amy at Whisper
ing Willows managed by Mrs. Craw-
ford and Louis at Breezy Meadows, the
Shaw House Camp. Poor lonesome
mother and daddy, it's so quiet we can't
sleep pretty Florence Paige
stopped all traffic on Columbus Ave.
the other eve. when the lady trucked
by in new outfit, big wide hat and
all. Thelma "Scoop" Robinson,
news artist for this column, is back in
the groove again after scooping from
the cape to sandy hook. your down
signal, folks, let's really get together
this summer and keep the presses hot
happy landings.-LB.
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TRACK
THOMPSON, GORDON, HERBERT
TRIUMPH IN MET. SIR. A.A.U.
MEET

JERSEY CITY, N. J.-In rigid pre-
paration for the nationals, in Lincoln,
Neb., on July 3, some of the Nations
leading track and field stars competed
for Metropolitan Senior A.A.U. cham
pionships Saturday afternoon at Lin
coin Park. Herbert Thompson, Colored
speed merchant and Metropolitan
champion of Jersey City, romped off
with two brilliant sprint victories,
thereby stamping him as distinct
threat at the nationals, as he won over
such stars as Ben johnson, Perrin
Walker, and several others. In the
1OO-yard event the Jersey speed ace
led all the way to win in 0:09.S ahead
of Johnson, the defender, while in the
220-yard contest he moved ahead of his
Colored opponent in 0:21.4.
Gordon is Double Winner
Another double winner was the
veteran Eddie Gordon, of the Grand
Street Boys Association. The 1882
Olympic broad jump champion annexed
his speciality and the 12O-yard high
hurdles, his time over the barriers
0:15.3, and finished second in the high
jump. Gordon defended the hurdles
and broad jump laurels.
Herbert cops 44O
The star of a series of thrilling races
stepped out in the 440-yard event. In
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
JACKIE WILSON STOPS LEFTY
FLYER IN COAST BOUT

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-Jackie vii
son, the clever knockout artist who
fights light weights and welterweights
with much success, added another vic
tim to his list of kayo victims at the
Olympic Stadium Tuesday night, when
he stopped Lefty" Louis FLYER of
Boyle Heights, in the first stanza.
Wilson, not bothered by Flyers south
paw stance, clipped his opponent with
hard rights, and deadly uppercuts to
the chin and body, sending him down
for the full toll just five seconds before
the bell ended the first canto.
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JACKIE FLOWERS LOSES TO
RAY MCINTYRE

NEW BEDFORD-Ray MacIntyre.
Canadian middleweight. now fighting
out Of Boston, won a second unanimous
decision over Tiger" Jackie Flowers,
Fall River, in 10-romds at the Whalers'
Sport Club Monday night. In the
semi-fnal, Eddie Ellis, 146, Quincy,
won a split decision over Chick Rich
ards, white, 148, Wakefield.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01

this one, Jimmy Herbert, New York
University's defending champion, even
ed his score with Jimmy Quigley, white,
young runner of the New York A.C.,
with O;49.4 quarter, coming from
behind to defeat the Princeton meet
winner by a margin of two feet
Trailing in the middle most of the way,
Herbert oozed cleverly out of a fifth
pocket, moved over to the outside. and
breezed down the homestretch still about
five yards behind the leaders. Using
all of his reserve he swished ahead of
first one then the other to finally win
in a magnificent race.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
JOE LOUIS OFFERED $780, TO
BATTLE MAKE ROSENRI DOM

Los ANGELES, Cal-Fight promo
ter Joe Levy revealed to the press
Thursday that he had wired Joe Louis.
Worlds heavyweight champion,
guarantee of 100000 to meet Make
(Slapsie) Rosenbloom for the heavy
weight title here in September. Levy
pointed out that the offer was not a
ballyhoo stunt to draw attention to
Rosenbloom's bout with AL Ettore here
Monday night. RosenbIoom, who twice
lost to John Henry Lewis, said he was
never more serious" about wanting to
box Louis.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01

Here we are back together again
after your reporter stole two weeks
vacation i. many things have come to
pass since LIB was loafing-gradua-
tons, popular marriages, the passing
of Chick Webb, the debut and success
full run thus far of the "Trial of DIR.
Beck" fellow scribes Kay Bowles and
Portia Craddock vacationing in Philly,
New Jersey and New York, Rev. Fer
guson, Bea. Durant and Rollins Ross
plus your reporter down to the Mayors
office. =. The political pot in Ward 9
has been placed over the fire and
Judging by the contestants should boil
over real soon e.. in the field thus far
very strong and able we find
Johnny Wyche, David Kenny, Johnny
Craven (Rep) Councillor Mildred Har-
rls, Representative David Owens, Dan
lei Sullivan and maybe Miss Edna NJ.
Black, the dynamic little fighter who
with her powerful association was very
instrumental in placing Gov. Salton-
stall on Beacon Hill. Miss Black has
made no definite decision at this hour.
... It's going to be lot of fun or
don't you enjoy politics? Mrs.
Ethel Thomas is mentioning points
south d. while at Washington, D. c. as
guest of her popular daughter, Doro-
thy, Mrs. Thomas had the pleasure of
seeing King George and Queen Eliza
beth at this writing our travelling
lady is In Jacksonville, Florida g.
your reporter received a beautiful en-
graved invitation from Rev. James E.
W. Steward to attend the graduation
exercises of the senior class at Living
stone College, Salisbury, North Caro-
lima. Rev. Steward, former Boston
boys worker and scout official, was
member of the graduating class while
pastor of the Bynum Chapel A.M.E.
Zion Church, Kings Mountain of that
city. =. Rev. Steward, a boyhood chum
of your reporter, takes his place in the
line of Roxbury lads who have made
good F.. and if conditions permitted
I would have been at the ringside to
witness my friend receive his degree
. to Boston folk who knew him,
E. Fl. Ransom, former Boston pianist
and uncle of your scribe, passed away
in New York City June II, 1899. E.
Eddie" as he was most popularity
known, was an accomplished pianist
with degree from the Boston Conser-
vatory of Music. Eddie" Ransom
was pianist for Irene Castle and Rosa
mond Johnson's Company touring
Europe and all parts of the United
States e.. so be it Mrs. Mary
Thomas has left the city to attend the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Emily In
gram, who died at her home, Jackson
vile, Fla. we too would like to know
about the set up of the Federal Hous-
ing but most important of all How
are the jobs going to go? Will col
ored man head the project? Will the
cOlored man be out in the cold when
the REAL jobs are passed out? They
tell me if my colored friends organize
and create an organization that will
stick together the jobs will be yours
Just for the asking, all of my colored
friends form loads of different organi-
cations all of which are aiming for
the same goal while fighting each
other Mr.. Charlie will take over as
usual very glad to know that our
friend, Thomas johnson, is recovering
so satisfactorily "T'will be riding
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WEST MEDFORD
Continued from Page q


of all by his grand personality and
quiet frankness. A grand time was
had by all.
Reports have it that Miss Martha
Phillips is improving very rapidly and
that by July 4th she will be minus the
cast.
A last minute fash tells me that com
munion will be served Sunday morning
instead of evening because of the new
summer church schedule .-Send all
news, social, business, or church to
Russell Stokes or give it to your Guar
dian newsboy, Edgar rudy" Smith.
The Guardian reserves West Medfords
support.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
BOXING
Howell Wins

NEW YORK-A crowd of "a. 900
was on hand as Jim Howell, 233 IL.
New York, and Phil johnson, 1872 IA.
Bayonne, N. j., both Colored battlers,
fought In the first preliminary bout on
the Louis-Galento card at Yankee
Stadium Wednesday night. At the end
OF four rounds of mauling, Howell was
awarded the decision. Eliza Thompson,
255 -, Indianapolis, Louis sparnate.
and Eddie Blunt ZIG 10, New York.
fought to a gruelling four round draw.
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hurley TO RETURN TO RING
WARFARE

PITTSBURGH, Pa.-Charlie Bur-
ley, one of the outstanding eontenders
for the welterweight crown, is now back
IN lighting condition after three months
absence with an injured hand, incurred
here last fall.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
JOHN HENRY LEWIS. STRIPPED
OF TITLE, TO ASSIST DAD

PITTSBURGH, Pa.-John Henry
Lewis, former Worlds light heavy
weight champion, prepared Monday to
move to California to assist in manag-
ing his fathers gymnasium.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
VAQUERO DECISIONS
BERLANRACH

ELY, Nev.-Jackie Vaquero fiashy.
hard-punching Colored welterweight of
lnglewood, Cal, danced, jabbed, and
slapped his way to an easy 8-round
decision over Johnny Berlanbach.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01

held here In August. Clisby and Boy
kin are favorites who always shoot the
same. They promise to pare off 4 or
5 strokes by August for the National
Tournament.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
The GROOVE
By Tony Suarez

Following the Second Anniversary
Ball with the Duke Ellington at the
controls by the way Ellington really
turned 'em on. The Dunbars are pre-
senting Earl Father" Hines and his
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TO LET
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
FOOTBALL

GREENSBORO, N. C. - Homer
Harris, captain of the Iowa football
team in 1887, and for three years a
star end and tackle, has been named
assistant coach at Greensboro A. and
T. College, Bernie Jefferson, ace right
halfback at Northwestern, 1899, has
already been signed as head coach.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
grand aggregation for the Fourth q
July dance at Roseland State. u

July dance at Roseland State u
By the way, that terrific number
wrote about in my last column. ent;tloa
"BeanO," was done up by two of Ros
toms better musicians namely FdSio
Plunkett and Charlie Douglass, Iions
Hampton has promised the bows tbst
he personally will push their song when
he gets back to New York!
First on board is Coleman Hawkins,
"Honeysuckle Rose" This disc i
really terrific. Hawkins group a.
"Honeysuckle Rose" up in a very solid
package. Of course the main featme
is Coleman's super tenor horn work
His tonal, execution and improvisation
work have yet to be surpassed. He is
still king, give this disc hearing, 'ts
guaranteed to please all. -Decca
''I'm in another world" recorded nv
Johnny Hodges and his band is a mel.
low bit of swing. Ellington takes off
with one of his famous piano introduc,
tions. Johnny's alto horn is wonderful
to hear his tone and attack are terrific
The reed and brass sections play some
nice ensemble and choir swing. Other
solo artists on this disc are Cootie
Wins, trumpet; and Laurence Brown
on trombone. Vocation.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
PLANS FOR TWIN BILL SET

NEW YORK-Leon Day, tall right
handler, will whirl for the Newark
Eagles when they oppose the Phila-
delphia Stars at the Yankee Stadium
next Sunday. In the other game of the
Colored National League doubleheader,
the Baltimore Elite Giants will meet
the Black Yankees. The twin bill will
be the second in the series for the Jacob
Rupert Trophy Falling in line with
the major leagues centennial celebra-
ton, the Colored National League will
pay tribute to its pioneers during the
course of the days activities. Mem
bers of the Colored Hall of Fame are
being selected and will be guests of
honor at the stadium. Rules similar to
those used in selecting players for the
Cooperstown Hall are being used.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
BASEBALL
ANOTHER GREAT GIRsoN2

PITTSBURGH-Jerry Gibson, bro
Their of the famous Josh Gibson, hurled
a no-run, no-hit game last week while
pitching for one of Pittsburgh's out
standing sandlot teams. Josh, who
was out of the Grays' lineup with an
injury, watched his brother from the
sidelines.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01
GOLF
GILMORE TIES CLISBY FOR 1ST
PLACE IN GOLF TOURNEY

PLACE IN GOLF TOURNEY
LOS ANGELES-William Gilmore
shared first place honors with Oscar
Clisby in the first of the bi-monthly
tournaments of the West Coast Golf
Club at Griffith Park Sunday, with a
score of rs. Monroe Boykins was
second with 76, Carl Woode, third
with rs, and Marion Forsythe, fourth
with 70. About thirty golfers turned
out for the tournament, played at the
site Of the National tournament to be
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TO LET

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S p Q r T S
By Al "Cannonba1l'' Baker

rugged German welterweight, from
Brooklyn, last Friday night.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-01

LEONARD IN THE LEAD
Buck Leonard, first baseman of the
Homestead Grays, is leading the Col
ored National League In base hits with
total of SO.
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TO LET

Two rooms, furnished or unfur-
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in respectable home. Kitchen privi-
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ferred. Apply as Humboldt Ave,
Suite 81 Douglas.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

ces, para ir a yer a su hijo DON
de estuviera?...
AL fin decide esperar un po-
co; 81 Miguel no salia, Sc decidi-
ria a mandarle una tarjeta con
cualquier soldado.
~ que fuera 10 que Dios quiz
sierra!
Sc arm6 de paciencia, des-
viandose del canine, hacia la
izquierda.
Su ojos Sc posaron ahora en- Ia
maravilla del mar y del puer-
to.
All, que mar este Mediterra-
neo!".. iQue puerto este de Bar
celona l.....
Los estadios, inmensos, apare
clan llenos de buques, de todas
y tamanos
ICual seria el que a ellos Sc
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

los iba a llevar hacia los paises
barbaroS y remotisimos de
Oriente?
IAqu6l del casco gris?... IA
quel del casco negro y rojo con
las chimeneas atlas y colosales -?
Ahl."., No distinguia desde
aqui bien las banderas y sufria
de no poder saber cual era Ell
"Legazpi", para dirigirle una
mirada lena de odio.
Avanz6 a1n mas.
La mon.ena estaba por aqui
como cortada a pico, Y Maria
de las Moves tuvo que detener-
Sc.
Junto a otro material VIC, al
dar unos pasoS, otro canon gi-
g~antesco, disimulado entire ell 70
La esposa de Borgoha Sc apo
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
Ell lCONGRESO INTERNA-
CIONAL DE LA IGLESIA
BAUTISTA

Atlanta, Julio 26.-El Sexto
Congreso international de "a
iglesia Bautista, reunido en- esta
ciudad, eScuch6 aver un nota-
BILE discurso de James Henry
Rushbrooke, de Londres.
Ding. endo la palabra a los de
legados americancs y Dc g. pai
ses, Rushbrooke abog6 per la Il
bertad religiosa y porque cese
la persecution injusta del ex-
tranjero.
'Triunfaron las dictaduras
en- varias naciones de Europa
por la falta de caracter Y la CO.
rrupcion de los grupos intars ST.
dos. La falta de conocim;ento
facilita tambien la aceptaci6n
de la dictadura y es por este que
en- los regimenes totalitarios Sc
acordaza a la prensa.
"Sobre to1o, la dictadlra en-
la esfera polftica depende del
aislamiento; ell pals debe ser u
ma unidad separada y a les ciu-
dadanos Sc les debe impeiir ell
contacto con las ideas de otros.
Con ell aislamiento solo Sc con-
siguen fines raciales y naciona
les, no humanos.
Los bautistas decidieron aver
sentar juntos, sin distinction de
Inca racial, a blancos y negros.
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que lie llevaban respetuosamen-
tie en- medic.
AL pasar junto al cuerpo de
guardia habiase movido un re-
mOlinO de saludos, a los que los
Jefes contestaron negligente-
mente.
Maria tenia ahora los ojos fl.
jos en- Ell hombre adorable. con
una fijeza de locura.
FL grupo de o~ficiales Sc acef.
caba, Sc acercaba...
va estsban tan cerca de Ma.
ria que iban a pasar sin verla
Pero en- aquel instante.. nm
presentimiento misterioso o Ia
misma fijeza estatica de la mira
da de ella, hicieron que Ell co.
mandante levantara la cabeza v
.irigiera sus ojos hacia este
matorral donde Sc Ocultaba la
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

distinguio ahora una gran casa
mata, especie de pabell6n de
: donde partian numerosos alam-
bres.
Aquello debia ser un hangar
o un almacen dependence de
la artilleria del castillo.
Los oficiales Sc dirigian ha-
Icia ALI.
Tn 1ltimo pudor lanz6 a Ma
ria detras de la pieza, hundiel-
dose hasta la cintura en- ell mato
rral, y procurando pasar mad
vertida.
Desde su escondite veia a Mi
guel (oh, ST. era el a todaS III
ces !..), avanzar con los otros
compaheros, las manos metidas
en- los bolsillos de la pelliza, la
mirada fila en- ell suelo, eharlan-
con capitanes y tenientes
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La SecretGrta del Centre

Varios conocidos ciudadanos,
todos competentes, han solicita-
do la plaza de secretario del
Centre Espanol, vacante por la
retirada de Don Fermin.
Las solicitudes Sc han hecho
con arreglo a 10 senalado por la
Junta Directiva, la encargada
de eScoger al nuevo secretario.
Tenemos entendido que varios
amigos nuestros figuran entire
los aspirantes, con legitimos me
ritos.
La tarea sera dura para la d.
rectiva, teniendo en- cuenta que
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mujer, junto al canon.

mujer, junto al canon,
Maria vic que 81 la miraba. Sc
reno ,tranquilO, sin reconocer-
Ia. en- Ell primer instante.
Y VIC aquel, ~rostro, palido, de-
maelado por ell sufrimiento, con
los ojos hundidos en- la faz te-
rrosa y amargada, y donde IA
sonrisa tenia una especie de a.
margura y de tristeza de ca
daver...
va iba a pasar...
Va iba a volver la vista ha-
eia otro lado, sin curiosidad
,aiguna por esta sonora que Sc
habria extraviado seguramer-
te por aqui, o que esperarfa a
alguno de aquellos tenienti-
Hos cuando, de pronto... lAhl
iSus Ojos Sc abrieron mu-
'n0' saliose de Ia fila que for
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

y6 negligentemente en- la cure.
ma.
Y va Sc disponia a s~entarse
Isobre la yerba, cuando Sc estre-
meci6 con una vivisima emoci6n
Por la puerta del castillo, AGA
bahia de salir un grupo de oficia
les-cuatro o einco-, y entire
ellos.". ioh, por Dies! H.. Isl. ST,
sin duda alguna Miguel, la fl
gura uncomfortable del conan
dantel
Llevaban la peIlliza de regla-
mento, las polainas, y Sc diri-
hacia donde ella estaba, desvian
dose del canine que bajaba a
Barcelona y al parque.
Mara de las Moves miro a su
A unos doscientos metros
mas abajo de donde ella estaba,
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A LOS EN-
CARGADOS DE LOS Ii
BROS DEL REGISTRO E.


Hoy Sc abrieron en- los ba-
rrios los libros del registro cleo
toral.
Anoche fueron lIamados al
City Hall todos los encargados
de los libros, 80 en- total, y Sc les
dieron instrucciones.
John G. Anderson, Jr., ell pre-
sidente de la Junta, les pidi6 avi
taran inscripciones ilegales V
mantuvieran lay mayor impair
cialidad.
Las horas para inscribir SUI
jetas a un possible cambio flu
turo, son de 9 a IL Y de / a 5.
Todas las noches Sc recogera
ell libro del prescinto No. 26, en-
West Tampa, Y Sc guardara en-
el City Hall.
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a Gaeeta Folletin No. 404
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

Decide, al fin, informarse
con prudencia, y esperar a que
saliera Miguel.
Pero otro pensamiento la hi
20 rectificar tambien esta vez.
JComo esperar?
GEsperar". a que?...
jEsperar... hasta cuando?...
IA que Miguel saliera... sabe
Dios a que bora del mediodia o
de la tardeR..
Impossible L..
FL buque de ellos salia del
puerto a las dos, y ella tenia
antes que almorzar con Isidor0.
8 tener tempo, entou-
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NOTAS SOCIALES
Secci6n JuVenil

Seccj6n JuVenH
La secretaria de La Secci6n
Juvenil de los Caballel os Leales
cita a todos los hermanos y her.
manas para la importante te-
nida de manana microbes, a las
7:30, en- ell edificio de la Novena
y Gale 16.
Hay asuntos importantes que
tratar y esta preparada una
GRAN SORPRESA.
Ell secretario de los Leales, Je
r6nimo Gonzalez, eta tambien a
todos los hermanos para la jun
ia de mafana.
Esperase que concurran cen
tenares de hermanas y hernia :
nos.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

A DE ESCAPARSE
Ell JOvEN MOUNTS

Acussdo de robo en- despobla-
do, un joven de 10 amos, Johnny
Mounts, sc echo a correr ayec,
POGO antes de que Sc lie diera un
juicio p%reliminar, pero ell asis-
tente condestable Myers lie atra-
pc antes de que pudiera correr
una cuadra. Mounts era llevado
para la oficina del juez de paz
Savarese cuando puso en- prac-
tea su plan de fuga.
Tn negro que era transp rita
do en- ell mismo automovil, no Sc
movie de su lugar, a pesar de
que lie dejaron solo.
Savarese lie senal6 despues a,
joven una fianza de $4,000 por
haber golpeado a un comisionis-
ia, Richard Lutz, y haberle ro-
ell pasado microbes por Ia
noche, $36.
Ell atraco Sc cometi6 en- la eS-
de Armenia y North B,
de que Mounts habia ST.
do recogido en- la avenida Gran
Central, cerca del teatro Park,
por Ell bondadoso Lutz.
Ademas de llevarle ell diner9,
lie quito tambien un reloj.
Lutz Sc present6 en- la Corte
con un ojo lastimado por los pu-
nos del delincuente.
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Juntd General

Ell Cfrculo Cubanv dene anun
ciada una junta general para Ell
jueves, a las BIS de la noche.
Els la junta correspondence
al segundo trimestre.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los seiores socios.
La Directiva recuerda a los
.senores socios que ell almuerzo
annual Sc verificara ell domingo
20 de agosto, costando $1.25 ell
cubierto, para los mayores y Is
centavos para los nihos
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
THEME TRES HUGS Ell QUE
ASESINO A LA NINA
DE BRUICKER

Attica, Indiana, julio 25.-El
criminal de 26 amos hue di6
muerte a la nina Isabel DeBrui
cker, de ii amos, es padre de
tres nihos yarones, segdn la
policia.
Thomas Boyce, ell asesino, ad.
miti6 que Ell viernes pasado es-
tranquil a la nina, pero neg6
que la violara.