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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
WOBURN

WOBURN, Mass, Mar. 14-The
ILenten services under the Auspices of
the Woburn Ministerial Association
were held In the Methodist Church with
Rev. Axel J. Bjorkman In charge
Lenten services under the auspices of
the Mystic Baptist Church School
Union and Teachers Alumni were held
in the Union Baptist Church, Maiden,
Rev. W. L. Clayton, pastor. Rev.
Roger Williams was in charge, subject
my Peace I leave with you" Deacon
James C. Fields conducted the morn
ing services. The church school was
held at noon. The banner classes were
4, ga and 10. The pastor, Rev. A.
Roger Williams, delivered a very inter
esting sermon from the subject "Under
the Shadow of Calvary" in the even
ing. The music rendered by the young
ladies choir and the Clover leaf quar-
tette of Boston was enjoyed by all. The
Clover leaf quartette will appear in
this city at later date in a concert.
The Sunshine Band met in the
church last Sunday afternoon in their
regular monthly business meeting
Easter breakfast will be served In the
church vestry at 500 am, under the
auspices of class No. 1.-The Mystic
Baptist Church School Union will con
vene in the Eastern Ave-, Baptist
Church next Sunday afternoon.-The
Pastors Aid Club viii hold their
monthly business on Monday, March
Is in the church.-The Mystic Baptist
Church School union and convention
will hold a stunt night March % in the
Shiloh Baptist Church, West Medford.
A prize will be awarded to the school
that produces the best stunt.-The
Ladies Aid Society is making prepare
ton for Ladies Day on March 81 An
interesting program will be presented.
The Mothers and Daughters clubs
met in the church at the conclusion of
the evening services last Sunday.-Wil-
liam Luck of Flagg st. is resting COM
fortabIy at his home. He was taken
suddenly i'll last week at his place of
business on Union st.
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WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, March
Prev. J. Frederick Bailey preached
very inspiringly but briefly last Sun
day on Hating Places in Life" The
Junior Choir rendered two beautiful
selections.-In the afternoon, Shiloh
iourneyed to Everett for the Annual
Minister'S get together at the Zion
Church, with Rev. J. F. Bailey as guest
minister. He gave an old fashioned
sermon on "The Mission of the Church
in this Troubled Age. Shiloh's senior
choir really shone briliantly-There
will be a beautiful pageant entitled
"The Triumph of Love" by the senior
group while the primary department
will present their program in the after
noon.-Reserve March "a for Shiloh
to be your place of worship from IL
am. to s pm.
Attention-Time for those essays
for the B.Y.P.U.'s Convention. Don't
forget the subject, "Can the Colored
Youth of today answer the Challenge
of the WorldW
SOCIAL
West Medford Mems Club wish to
thank all for their patronage of their
Benefit Dance" last Thursday and
sincerely hope that their next affair
will be just as successful.-Monday,
March IS, the Lend-a-Hand will give
the annual whist and bridge party at
the home of Mrs. Marion Parham of
Lincoln st. The public is cordially
invited.-Last Tuesday the Altrura
League of Boston met at the home of
Mrs. Ariel LaLssiter of Harvard Ave.
to discuss plans for their play "Among
Us Girls" to be presented soon.-Last
Saturday the "Dukes" Club met at
John Brent's where plans for a dance
in April were made. They elected Will
liam Wright of 30 jerome ST., as per
manent corresponding Secretary and
his address where all communications
may be sent There will be call
meeting Saturday, March 16 at Wilbur
Aliens house.-Last Thursday more
than one hundred couples danced mer-
rily to the strains of the Incompatible
Tasker Crosson and his Ten States
men. The Jutterbug Contest was won
by Lloyd Wright and his dazzling part
ner Muriel Parham while the waltz
winner were: Harry Coleman and
Coral Yancey-Attention All! Ru-
mors persists that the Mems Club will
give another dance at Pitman's. Watch
for tive are sincerely glad to hear
that the following sick are better and
are able to be up and around. Mrs.
Belle Jeffers, Mrs. Frolence Lovelace
and Mrs. Pearl Phillips.
Miss Delma Valentine who was
rushed home last week from New York
suffering from a nervous breakdown,
is resting comfortably at her home on
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MAIDEN

MAIDEN, Mass, March 10-To
overcome the evil of "Semi- Christian
Service, more Faith and untiring
efforts are needed by Christian Work
ers was the keynote of the morning
sermon preached by the pastor. 'Hu-
man Inequality" was the theme in the
evening. Next Sunday evening at
80 the Senior Choir will present
their annual Palm Sunday cantata.
This year the "Crucifxion" by J.
Stainer will be sung. The assisting
guest artists will be John Thomas
Warner tenor; Robert Gatewood first
violinist; Miss Florence Keller second
violinist; Miss Dorothy Keller, cello
ist;; Mrs. Margaret Benson, soprano !;
Walter Roberts, organist; Grantland
Knight, member of the choir, baritone;
and Mrs. Florence Heggie Taylor,
Director. The Ruth" Glass will pre-
sent Lenten Drama on Good Friday
evening at 1880, March %. The class
met last Friday evening to make plans
for Tea to be given on March 81, at
the home of Mrs. Mildred Sparrow,
81 Henry St., Maiden, at 800 pm,
the public is cordially invited to attend.
Last Wednesday evening the Senior
Missionary Dept. held their regular
meeting, Mrs. Susie Josephs, president
in charge, ideas were advanced for max
ing their Sunday afternoon program
on Mar. 81 more interesting.-Enroll-
ment period is still open for the Teach
ers Training Glass which meets every
Tuesday evening at the church from
1909 30 The director Mrs. Sara
Carter with her corp of teachers are
DOING splendid work which you should
not miss. Make sure to enroll now
The BYPU hour at 5 80 last Sunday
was very interesting. Dewitt Carter
was the speaker Now is the time to
put on your thinking caps and begin to
write your idea on the subject, "Can
Youth Meet the Challenges of the
World TodayW The best essay select
ed will be read at the State BYPC
Essay Contest that last Sunday in
March (3l) at the st. Johns Church
WOburn at 3 pm. So get busy with
your bright thOughts.-Easter Sunday
the Primary Dept. will give their exer-
cises at the noon hour, with the Senior
Dept, in the evening will present.
Grown Him" an Easter musical ar
rangement, in song and drama
Birthday greetings this week to Vir-
ginia Jackson of 81 Harvard St., Nal
den, who was hostess at a party given
in her honor with the following guests:
Victoria Santos, La Verne Ridley.
Mildred Smith, Lurena Thompson,
Barbara Boston, William Stokes.
James Smith, Leon Richards, Thomas
Sneed, and Phillip Gibson.-The Semi
or Choir participated in the Aristo's
Club Drama on last Friday evening
at Jordan Hail. Their singing of the
spirituals supplied the beautiful setting
of American Folk Music in the pa
geant.
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CHELSEA
PEOPLES CHURCH
166 Pearl Street
Rev. Luther Fuller, pastor
DIR. FULLER WILL LEAD
SERVICES

SERVICES
Sunday, March IT, DR.. Fuller will
lead the services and the subject of
his discourse will be "He Rides in
Majesty Anew" Sunday School as
usual al 1890 pm, with Mesdames
Milliken and Billups in charge.-Sun-
day evening, Peoples Church is also
looking toward the ministering of the
Holy Communion by DR.. Reed. After
thirty days of evil and sufferings, of
lights and shadows, of longing, sim
ming and sororwing, this feat is re-
freshing. The massive doors of the
church swing wide to fellowship all
who feel the urge to join hands with
US in this most solemn of all services.
1t is the pastors hope that you will
turn out in great numbers with your
friends. Evening service at Z pm. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Chelsea Chisellings
On last Sunday afternoon Peoples
Church joined with the new fedora
ton of churches in this area for their
monthly Union Services at the Zion
Baptist Church, Everett, with DR.. J.
l.. Posey and DR.. Smith, eminent lead
ers at their best. The Rev. J. Fred
erick Bailey, minister of the Shiloh
Baptist Church, West Medford, was
the guest speaker. This was indeed a
great meeting; the spiritual tide ran
high, and the gifts of a soul-happy
people indicated clearly their approx
al. Rev. Bailey's choir led by his very
efficient wife was at its best and
charmed the audience with it's sing
ing.-Mrs. Sarah Jordan has been on
the sick list again, but is much better
now. Martin Nelson has been dis
charged from the Convalescent home
and has returned to work again.
Messrs. James Glass and Aubrey Tay-
Tor have also recovered from their
recent illness.-A State Wide Young
Peoples Meeting will be held at Peo-
pies Church on Sunday afternoon and
evening, May &c. Talented Young
People from all over the State have
promised to contribute largely to the
success of the meeting. We are hop
ing to have great meeting and all
are invited to attend
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BR0CKT0N

BR0CKTON, Mass, March 16-The
Young Mothers Club of Brockton
held its regular monthly meeting
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Mary J. Dias of Belmont St.,
with the president, Mrs. Mamie Baker
presiding. Successful reports were
heard on the Leap Year Jitterbug
Party held recently at the West End
Hall. Plans were completed for
Covered Dish Luncheon to be given
Sunday evening, March II, at the
home of Mrs. Mamie Baker, for the
members Of the club and their hus-
bands. Refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. Dias, assisted by
Mrs. Alice Solomon. Those present
were: Mesdames Varena Bernard,
Mary Dias, Bernice Marrow, Ordis
Carter, Alice Solomon and Mrs. Nan
ME Baker.-The Six-Art Needle Club
met recently at the home of Mrs. Eta
evening was spent in sewing and plans
Thomas of Winter St. An enjoyable
were made to hold an Art Exhibit in
the near future. A delicious supper
was served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Iva Hargraye. Those present
were Mrs. Katherine Smith, Mrs.
Viola Gale, Miss Claire and Iva Har-
grove and Mrs. Lena Ghomes.-The
Lincoln Guild, a new organization of
Women and Girls recently formed in
Lincoln Church, held it's second meet
ing Monday evening at 1870 pm. in
the church vestry, with over 25 in
attendance.-The organization has
been divided into groups with chair
mems for each as follows: Good Cheer,
Miss Claire Hargrove; Benevolent,
Miss Hattie Burton; Finance, Mrs.
Mamie Baker; Programme, Mrs.
Florence Harris; Hospitality. Mrs.
Emily Burr; House Committee, Mrs.
Mildred Kersey; Membership, Miss
Mildred Coombs.
This organization, under the new
president, Mrs. Pattie Register, has
undoubtedly started a new era in the
history of Lincoln Church, and is
creating a great deal of interest
among the members.
Messiah Church Notes
Remuneration" was the subject Of
the sermon of Rev. Guy d. Outlaw at
the morning service Sunday at the
Messiah Church. In the evening he
spoke on what Baptists Believe"
The B.Y.P.U. met at 6 pm. and was
led by Lloyd Gabourel, Samuel Mar
row, and Kenneth Mallery. The Sat
urday evening suppers sponsored by
the church each week have so far,
proven very successful. Mrs. Lillian
Bennett and Mrs. Katherine Smith
will be in charge Of the bean supper
Saturday evening, March 16th.-Mrs.
Pearl Brooks, who has been i'll for the
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have charge of the program. Come
and bring a friend.
The organizations of this church
produced favorable reports at the
Third Quarterly Conference held here
on last Friday night. Due to the alb
sence of Presiding Elder Jackson be-
cause of illness, Rev. W. D. Battle of
Columbia A.M.E. Church presided at
the Conference. Are your Self Denial
Banks being filled? Remember to
pray every time you make contri-
button to it. The Annual Rally is now
one of the most important procedures
at Rush Church. Next Sunday morn
ing, the pastor will preach a special
Palm Sunday sermon. There is also
nice musical surprise. Members
and friends of this Church will see
and. hear the new organ played at the
morning service.
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"a Arlington St. She can receive visi-
tors.
SPORTS
Led by IKE Isaacs and that fashy
Iggy Mahoney, the West Medford
Ramblers edged the Park A.C. quintet
by a score of 27-25 last Friday at the
Hobbs Junior High School. The W.
P. A. champs will play the College
Pharmacy five next Thursday, March
IA at the Roberts. However win or
lose the Ramblers will play the Park
A.C. in a series for the championship
of Medford the following Friday, Mar.
p at the Roberts. So all that can go
to this game please come out and sup
port your champions, the Ramblers.
Once more the Dukes are with the
leaders with Walter Sherwood of the
Dukes Club who finished third in the
dash event of the N.E.A.A. track meet
held in Maiden last Saturday.
"EDITORIALLY SPEAKING
BY R. c. S."
Last Monday the Field Commissioner
of the Boy Scouts, Mr.. Drowen spoke
before the Mems Club in an effort to
remedy the scout situation in our com
munity. 1t seems as though the scout
committee has shown some negligence
in not organizing the troops of our
church. But ladies and gentlemen, all
the blame does not lie with this com
mittee but with you, the people of our
Community. The boys of this commu-
nifty should be taught that in order to
become a good citizen and liver of a
democracy, there is no better way to
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learn than to join the Boy Scouts.
Every parent should regard it as a
duty to have his or her boy to be
boy scout not only to become a good
citizen but to keep your child or chill
dren off the streets. Let's cooperate
and make Troop II of West Medford
the finest troop in Greater Boston.
Friday, Mar % at the Hervey School
there will be "Talkie Pictures" spon-
sored by these fine group of boys. Re-
freshments will be sold there and the
admission is only fifteen cents. Here's
your chance to support these boys who
need and deserve your support
res.
STROLLING ALONG BY MR.. Y.
Woburn seems to be the play these
days with Ray Parham with Mary vii
bur with Phyllis and Billie Wright
with. Watch out lads.-Mary Thomp-
son and Tyrone" Tucker seemed to be
right back in the groove here Of late.
Min and Freddie" are seen quite a
bit together these hours.-Wonder why
Sonny Douglas always finds Maiden
his haven of rests. Can it be Julia?
Warren Evans is still possessed Of
the idea that variety is the spice Of
Ethel Collins seemed like a
queen on her throne dancing in the
arms of a lad known as "Skippy. y
Lloyd Peavis and Shirley Russell
seem to be well that way about each
other.-"Gump" is talking much these
days. I wonder if he feels well-Can
it be that he has contacted Spring
Fever?
Mr.. Y.
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RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Rev. c. II. FOggie. pastor

There was revealed fine spirit of
Christian fellowship last Sunday
morning when Rev. Foggie exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Havis Davis of
Union Baptist Church. Rev. Davis
peached on the text, "And He stead
tasty set His face to go to Jerusa-
lem" In the evening, Rev. Foggie oc-
cupied his pulpit and delivered Won
derful sermon. The Varick Christian
Endeavor is growing steadily in in
terest and attendance. Last Sunday at
$3.50, Rev. Murray Branch was the
speaker. His subject was Hearing
The Still Small Voice" A lively dis
cussion followed On the fifth Sunday
night in March, the st. Paul's Junior
Christian Endeavor will be here and
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CA M BRIDGE

"The Passing of the Third Floor
Back" promises to be one of the dra-
matte hits of the season, when it is
presented on Friday evening, April
IL, in Recital Hall, Conservatory of
Music, Boston. The Rector's Guild of
st. Bartholomew Church, Mrs. Mar
tina Kinswil, president, are presenting
the Interpreters Dramatic Club with
Father Kenneth Hughes playing the
leading part. Mr.. Ralf Coleman is
directing the group.
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past few weeks is still confined to her
home on Plymouth Street.
A Son to the Dick Maps
Congratulations! To Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mapp of Crescent St., who
were the proud parents of an 81a lb.
son, born Monday, March II, at the
Brockton Hospital. 1t is reported that
mother and son are doing fine.
L. Johnson, signing off.
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

Y el amable muchScho. que
ahora venia de Espaha de yer
a la novia. con la que pensaba
easarse en- la pr6xima Navidad,
explic6 a Maria de la Cruz,
cuando los dos volvian hacia el
muelle. en- ei Ford del eompa-
triota, cue guiaba an indigena
- AQui, los eriados y la SER
vidumbre son baratiSimoSl rs
tos chinoS cast no euestan NADIA,
nj de pagan nj de m~antener.
Aqui hay personaje ingles que
tiene en- SD casa trescientos eria
dos. IN"
Luego, va junto a Ia borda
del Wales, ahadi6. estrechando
respetuoSamente Ia mano de Ma
ria:
-iSehora he tenido an ver-
iadero honor y IN gran placer
en- iniciar esta amistad con US
Crea que la deseo de TODD
,Ora76n que ternins bie1 este
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

Oceanica.
Dos dias antes de Ilegar a Yo
kohama alcanz6 el buque las cos
tas de Kiusiu. penetrando de
neno en- las inmensidades del Pa
lcifieo.
al fin llegaba al Jap6n.
Mario mediaha.
FL dia -, a mediodia, Ia mar
tir, Ia pObre Golfild de Ia CoUe.
echaba pie a terra en- uno de Jos
muelles de Yokohama, que ha-
.bian sufrido menos los efectos
del eSpantoSo terremoto que asO
la ciudad meses antes.
Maria de la Cruz no quisO de
tenerse en- el gran puerto japo-
mes.
Toxic Ia atraia de I'm mOdo
irresistible.
81 pensamiento de que 500 Ia
separaban dos horas de Toxic.
una 81 iba utilizando el ferroca-
rrH. "a emoeiOnabs hasta poner
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

viaie, y encuentre a su familis
de Toxic con toda salud y pros
Iperidad. Yo quedo aqui. a sus
6rdenesi y va sabe que 81 en- al
go puedo servirla aignn dia.....
mil gracias, senior Coma
.lezl Yo conservare de listed
siempre an grato recuerdo, e.
recuerdo que nos deja un amigo
con alma de senior, de verdade-
TO caballero! adds, y sgrade-
.cidisima a t0dos sus favores,
que nunca olyidare!
Los dos Sc eStrecharon de nue.
vo Ia manO.
Maria lbs va 3 pasar ei puen-
tecillo de tablAs que unia e. ira
satlantico con el muelle. GUAM
do Sc volvi6 y. hacienda un gran
esfuerzo. ahadi6:
5Quien ssbe, senior GOnzA-
lez, 81 no tendre que venir por
aqui alguna ven. a pedirle a Us
Ted cue me SyudeL--
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

radas reverencias con esa cor
tesla japonesa que es una viz
tud innata en- los hijos del Sol
Naciente.
Luego, cuando hubo subido
Maria al carruajito. este parti6
con una velocidad fantastica. a.
travesando Gales Y boulevares
que deban haber sido antes de
La eatastrOte iguales a los euro
peos,
FL horumeya sorteaba los
tranvias, los AUTOMOBILES Y las
masas de multitud dando gritos
" hacienda sufrir al carruaie
.bruseSs o~scilaciones que empu-
Ja6an a Maria con terrible vio-
lencia a uno u otro lado.
Al fin Sc detuyo ante un edi-
heio enorme. pero de un solo nj
so, que Sc veia recientemente
restaurado.
Era la estaci6n del ferrOca-
rr1 Dc Toxic.
La gaceta., 1940-08-10
Ell MARINO DANIELS NO
PUDO ROMPER IA
DEFBNSA DE
Clark ocost6 al qbte Sc deeiG hd-
bl Paul PrOss

Mas de 5000 personals Sc con
gregaron anoche en- la Arena
de los Artilleros y vieron en- &C
ci6n a "Rocadura" Harden, el
ahijado de "Pa' Stribling; el
marino Daniels, aspirante a Ia
"mitica" corona del Sur; Marty
Clark. Ell popular soldado del
campamento MacDih; Paul
Pross que Sc decia era un buen
boxeador y no 10 es, o por 10 me
nos anOche no 10 demostr6; Art
Lind y otros.
En- la pelea principal, el de
Ia "R6czdura," aconsejado por
PA, resisti6 todos los ataques
de Daniels y al final los Juices
hicieron una distribution de "ta
bias" Los dos jueces y el arbi-
tro Raymond coincidieron en- e
empate Y Maynard y Harden ba
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

Estimase que Ia faznilis dc
E--o Ia recibIdo unos 800 do.
lares de los pobres bolsilos de
es6s machachos.
:Ellos necesitan el dinero, pc
70 r~ecordand6 a su amigo Y con-
pahero gustosamente Sc sacrifl
caron.
Algunos periodistas estan q
veriguando 81 la empresa Ia do
nado tambien una parte de sus
ganancias.
Los empresarios ~prometieron
dar mdallas de recuerdo, pero
las medanas cuexan a euatro o
cinco pesos y no syudaran a re-
mediar Ia pobreza de los fami-
liares del caido.
Cast todos los empresarios
son asi de esplendidos. Ellos
dan unas medallitas y los gene
rosos boxeadores caden sus Dol
sas.
La gaceta., 1940-08-10
DEL CENTRIC ESPANOL
La Lista de Enfermos

Reciben asiStencia medica en-
el sanatorio del Centre Espanol
en- este semana los siguientes SO
clos Y pensionistas:
Ella Mae Roberts, Francisco
Goldeiro, Jesds Castro, Beatriz
Gonzalez, Maria Paroles, Ana
Santander, Jose Bermidez, 10
Sc Garcia, GuStavo Hernandez,
Cosme Zumaran, Demetrio Gar
cia, Domingo Dago. Manuel A.
range, Adofo Mortellaro, Tom
Leto, Jorge Ramos V Pahl
Young.
DeseamoS el pronto restable-
cimiento de todos clos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

| jAfon eontentHFnos de- ring"
La PEA eem1fnal fuk IN az
sencanto para todos, por cuznro
Sc haBfs dicho que Paul Pross
era un habl gladiator y e. On
dividuo 10 que hizo fue "sumer-
girse" en- Ell primer asalto, con
solo un punetazo de importan-
cia.
Esta "peleilla" inferior. cali
ficada por los fanatics" de at
rada a fondo" en- cuanto "a su
bolsillo, dur6 menos de dos mi
nutos. Press sali6 con la guar :
dia levantada, como un boxea :
dor sin "agallas," retrucedi6,
Marty le sigui6, descarg6 un pu
netazo w.. victoria por nocaut
del soIdado de MacDin. Los pc
ritos dicen que Mr.. Pross lanzo
una izquierda debil antes de que
le hicieran Ia ominosa cuenta.
Esta victoria inferior, en- ell
criterio del pdblieo, lie servira
a Clark para una pelea de re-
vancha con Daniels?
Sc nos habia olvidado decir
que "Rocadura". en- Ell combate
con Daniels, sufri6 una herida
sobre Ell ojo derecho y hubo ne
ceSidad de darle cinco puntos.
Art Lind, el gladiator de
Washington, sc lastim6 la mano
derecha, pero lastimado Y TODD
conserve la suficiente virilidad
para veneer por nocaut tecnico
a Kid Roncon, que result6 una
papa suave."
Pega Romeo con oureza, mas
carece de Ia necesaria dostreza.
Lind deSea un combate con el
h~otelero Tommy Gomez y asi Sc
10 ha notificsdo al impepinable
" "Bolsallena" La Msrque.
FL pobreciec Is Ricardo Her
nandez, que Sc dice estA medic
eiego, hizo tablas contra el Gu
bano Domenico Torres. Herman
dez deScarg6 los mas fuertes pa
netazos.
Willie Santana Sc frotaba las
La gaceta., 1940-08-10
Ia a punto de ahogarse.


iAl fin iba a yer q Maria de
las Moves!
iAh, el abrazo de emociones,
de evocaciones, de reeuerdos, de
dolores J alegrias que las iba a
unir mucho tempo, mucho item
.po... hasta haeerlss norar a las
dosl.....
Sin asombrarSe va ante los
japoneses medic desnudos que
Ia ofrecian las ricshGs. llamadas
aqui orumas, mas atlas Y lige-
ras Y de una belleza como alada
que las venia viendo deSde Co
lombo. nj por el aspecto desOla-
do de Ia ciudad Y del puerto, Ma
ria scept6 uno de aquellos Co
checillos. hacienda al conductor
que Ia eomprendiera pOr sehas
que guerra Ia llevara a Ia esta-
ei6n de Toxic.
FL oqbollo humane Sc inclia6
Sucesivamente hacienda exax-
La gaceta., 1940-08-10

Las dos nOvenas mas fuertes
de la Liga IntersOcial, o que pa
recen serlo. jugaran manana el
primer desafio en- el pargue Gus
eaden, a la l 80 de la tarae.
La noyena de los Caballeros
Leales, dirigida pOr Willie Paz,
utilizara contra la Unione TIA
Llama, comandada por el correc-
to Espolita, a uno de sus dos
mejores pitchers, probablemen-
te al siempre allegro muchacho
Pulido.
81 Willie cree que Pulido no
'esta en- GAIA, entonces recurrlra
a su lanzador nGmero 2, A Pc
drero, Ell hermanO del valioso
"torpedero" de Los Leales.
La Unione Italiana, segin
nos informan. tiene planteada
una crisis en- su cuerpo de pit
cheers.
CapitanO ma dioho gre no
volvera a jugar, por tener que
atender la lecheria herencia de
su padre, Y este deja a los Ga
ribaldinos, 81 no eStamos eqUi-
vocados, con un solo lanzador.
Ell habil e incansable Salemi.
La retirada de Capitano es
una mala noticia para Ia move
ma de Ia Unione, que reciente :
mente perdi6 tambien, por ha-
Der passdo Ell plazO de 80 dias,