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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT MONROE

Roy Chappelle and Haywood Cow
ington are spending the weekend
in Detroit with Paul Ianler.
Misses Jean Covington, Eva Free
man and Emma Chappell we're
hostesses "a a Going-Away party
given in honor OF Miss La France
Eaton who is returning to college
in winston Salem NC. and Miss
Thomasine Wise who is returning
to Newton Fall. Ohio. Well wishers
who spent the evening eating pop
corn balls, roasting weiners and
dancing included: Haywood Cow
ington. Emma chappell, Wesley
williams. Eva Freeman. Leroy
Parker. Jean Covington. Roy Chep-
pell. Thomasine Wise. Bonnie Gov
ington. Leon Parker. Knox Parker
and Morris Cheatum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maceo o. Waters
and son, Gerald, Of Dayton. Ohio
we're the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. v. Covington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Christian Science

"Man" will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the
world on Sunday Sept :
The golden text Il John - is:
Behold what manner Of low the
Father hath bestowed upon US.
that we should be called the sons
Of God"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage ROMANS s:16, IL The
Spirit itself beareth witness with
our spirit. that we are the children
of God: And If children. then heirs:
heirs of God. and ioint-heirs with
Christ"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 1856: Immortal man was and
is Gods image or idea. even the
infinite expression OF infinite Mind.
and immortal man is coexistent and
coeternal with that Mind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Sd1ii!ia!lT| 9daa1I

straight" Are her hands we'll
groomed?
II what you see in your mirror
isn't all you would like to be. start
your plan for beauty right now.
Beauty and charm are yours for the
earning. and the rewards are great.
Good times, admiration. romance.
love.
That's the beauty Of IT,
What are your beauty prob.
lens! Write: Marie Downing.
Larleuse Beauty Bureau, $500
LIndeI. Blvd. ~. Louis. No.. and
she will he glad 10 answer them.
BE sure 10 enclose self-address.
ed, stamped envelope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06

events, and picking out. here and
there. those events and things by
which this estimable elderly gentle
man held US spellbound.
II You had been born in the
Detroit OF 73 years ago. in 1868, TO
be exact. you'd have lots to talk
about. For you would have lived
through period OF horse cars.
mud roads. hitching posts. post
slavery attitudes and first one thing
and then another.
Interviewee Lambert told us
many things, with a serious vera
city that could almost make us
see vast Cadillac's vision was.
He was one of those persons born
in that period when the Negro was
but three years old as real man.
He was born when every town was
struggling 10 establish itself as
something. He, like many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Few Changes At AM
Conference: Detroit,
Flint Pastors Change

AME misisters returned to the
city Sunday evening after attending
the successful sessions of the 55th
Michigan annual conference I'm
Jackson, Mich. Two changes were
made which will affect the Detroit
area. The Rev. Walter A. Crider OF
Allen Temple is the new pastor at
Quinn Chapel in Flint. Mich. The
Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee Of Flint will
take over pastoral duties at Allen
Temple. Or. Mitchell Culpepper OF
Vernon Chapel In Conant Gardens
was moved to Michigan City and
the Rev. ]. A. Atkins will come
from Michigan City to Vernon
Chapel.
The Reverends Peck, Bsber.
Howell. Charleston and Harris
were returned TO Bethel. Ehenezer.
st. Stephens. ST. Paul and st. Paul.
Southwest, respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
River Rouge
By MRS. NEMsOME

The newlywed Wilson Hughes
and bride have just returned from
an extensive trip through Alabama
and Florida. While they were there
they visited relatives and friends
in Birmingham and Montgomery
and Pensacola, Fla. Mr.. Hughes Is
back and ready to assume duties
AT Northrup school where he Is a
teacher.
Mrs. Mile Brown of Lithonia,
Ca. is visiting her sisters. Mrs.
White and Mrs. crutchheld. She
expects 10 stay two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Lawson
of Chicago are house guests of
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Booth of River Rouge. Mr..
Lawson, widely known sculptor
and painter is in the city in the in
terest OF art as il concerns the
State Fair. A graduate of the Chi
cago Art Institute, Chicago Teach
er's college, Loyala university, and
the University of Chicago.
Mrs. Essie Randolph has just re-
turned from very pleasant trip to
Chicago where she attended the
Grand Lodge meeting OF the KIP.
Mrs. Randolph was one OF the
elected delegates from River
Rouge.
Charles Reid, S. Reese. william
Wright and Thomas Newsom spent
few days in Idlewild.
Samuel Randolph from Crawford
Vile. Ca, is in the city visiting his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Randolph.
MIR. and Mrs. Abraham Thomas
from Idlewild are visiting friends
and relatives here in the city. Mr..
Thomas is very pleased with the
city.
Or. and Mrs. S. b. Milton have
just returned from five weeks
tour of the Pacific Coast. They
visited Yellowstone National park,
Grand Canyon. San Francisco, Los
Angeles, and Mexico.
On Friday evening. Aug 30, MIR.
and Mrs. Glover Roundtree were
honored at a marriage reception.
The bride, the former Miss Alma
rion Perry, rs the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ransom Perry; the groom
is the son OF Mr.. and the late Mrs.
Jacob Roundtree. Both are popu-
lar among the younger set.
The table was lovely. centered
with a beautiful wedding cake and
decorated with red, white and yell
low gladiolas.
A merry crowd of approximately
125 guests attended the reception
and were refreshed with crystal
punch, followed with ham salad.
fancy crackers. stuffed celery.
olives, pickles and ice cream and
cake.
From Edyth X. Thomas hospital
came Ernest Fisher just in time 10
act as bartender and real one he
made, mixing rumcolas, cocktail
and serving wine 10 all
Madam Malinds Farmer, aunt of
the bride. dedicated several num-
bers TO the newly welded couple,
including. 20 Promise Me"
Among the guests were: Miss
Nancy Jennison. Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Edward. DR.. Joe Thomas, Jr., Miss
Mary Lou Smart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Sabbath, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph jenkins, the Rev. f. c. Cope
land, Miss Eve Lynn webb. Mrs.
King LeFleur. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pollard and countless others.
The couple received score OF
lovely gifts and wonderful time
was enjoyed by all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Missouri's Successful
Rev. S. D. Bacote In
Detroit For Vacation

The Rev. and Mrs. S. ID. Bacote,
Kansas Cityans. were in the city
this week. The Rev. Mr.. Bacote Is
pastor OF the large Second Baptist
church OF Kansas City. which is
now worshipping in newly pur-
chased edifce.
DR.. Bacote has been pastor OF
Second Baptist for more than 30
years.
Mrs. Bacote, a graduate OF the
University OF Kansas, with foreign
Affiliations with the noted coach
and teacher, lsadore Philippe. Is
head OF the music department OF
the church. One OF their daugh-
tiers, Lucille, assists her mother
in teaching OF music in Kansas City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
NOTICE

Choir Directors and Presidents In
Meeting
All choir directors and presidents
Or n representative are requested
10 attend meeting mt Greater
Bethel A.M.E. Church Tuesday.
Sept. 9th $40 Pm. 10 complete
plans for Sacred Concert 10 he Civ
pn by The Guild Of Church HUI
slclans, n Dept. Of the Detroit Coun-
ell OF Churches. Nellie Il. Huger,
Pres.
This In, ltatIon Is extended to all
Church choirs In this City and
community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
New Bethel

Among the visitors who heard
the splendid discourse by Or. Ram
sey on THE Power of Cod were
Mrs. Evans of Cleveland, Mrs. Will
liams OF South Carolina. B. T. Bal
lister. city. and Mr.. and Mrs. Horn
OF Chicago.
The juniors rendered a splendid
program Sunday evening. Among
the guest artists was a male chorus
from Indianapolis Of which Robert
is president. The Rev. c. Henry
Bell was also present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
porter.
Br Mrs. Haywood Co,Ington

Many citizens from Monroe at
tended the Michigan annual confer
ence held in Jackson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Covington
have as her house guest for the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Amos
Of I.ockawanna. NY. On their re-
turn trip they hope to visit De-
troit. Toledo and Cleveland where
the National Baptist convention
will he held.
Leontine Game OF Monroe left
for Idlewild where she will attend
the NYA school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
These Are Then

Makers OF history not all listed within the bound ,o
uues library shelves often times create history hat ara
modest that they TO their final resting places without our
b,nedtng from what they have done.
-Thee Are They" feature dedicated 10 the humble,
.ous Of Gods creative repertoire. For ms we 20 about De,r
We lind those persons whose efforts go unlisted or unseen
ne dedicate this column this BENJAMIN W. Lamber,
man. OF large family, who has Detroit grow from
point the map not too far dlstant from Founder Cada
lime take It's place one Of Americas most bustne metro
oIlane
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06

Dr. II. +. BrawIey, president Of
Clark college, received his Ph.D.
degree from Northwestern In
business administration, higher
education and social foundation
nj the close Of its last summer
session. The widely known edu-
Gator who was elevated TO the
presidency last spring, has been
closely identified with Clark col
lege for almost two decades. AT
the commencement exercise Of
his alma mater, Samuel Houston
college, conferred the honorary
degree, doctor Of science and edu-
cation on lis fayorlte son In rec
0gnItion to his unselhsh devotion
In the field OF education. DR..
Brawley Is a native Of Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06

d great whether II would follow the
{rn
will less style which Mr. Lambert en-
speaking and things necessarily fitting
ZEN chronicled theme.
Seventy Three Years Old
snyhree he Larned street.
k The original but property
possession. great grandfather wioughby had
here from Kentucky having freed his master
$500 which live the while
|gna mnumussion Lsmberts possession, while
aatc kept at the central library
be original is one OF the few Of its kind in existence
All the Lambrts enterprsng
PEOPLE
Iambes father many leading figures
bis time He member of the reception committee for
nRuhrord Hayes He represented the President
ceremonies Cleveland He the leaders
ne schools in Detroit.
this "reminiscences Wagner
distinct companies operating and north the other
north and early pullman
4 miles per hour was about the maximum speed
Certainly there automobiles horse and
days block had its hching posts the
Lered drivers and carriages the glory of the days
Island Just another pleasure spot almost inaccessible
Russell House PaMe
One Of the old passed stood
Woodward and Cadillac Square Detroit where mi
her crnoine her nights for culture
where large old Whitney theaters
snt lights dmmed but memory has that it stood Cass
Pd Fort street.
Did capital Detroit? Lam
mad heard his talk about the early days and reco
ed that this largest city in
H years What is caller Capital Park its location Later
became the resting place Of eitys high school,
Oliver Tover policeman Charley Wilson, and others
Ong the old and noble characters Lambert mentioned
William Lambert father. the Of ~ He had
attributed much the Underground Railroad
ad become quite friendly with Frederick Douglass William Lloyd
son and Wendell Phillips He knew Oliver Wendell Holmes
sent fine letter Mrs. Lambert concerning her me WORK
Lambert died in 1893 at the OF 6S years.
lambert brother died In 1891 at the age
He had been carrier so starting when there
only l3 the The population was possibly lOOVVV
mail carriers and Tousaint entered under Pes
Grant In 1908 for So OF service and was
'"d In Detroit papers.
In Neghborhood 30 Years
thirty present location roquois Whn
moved there There were no stores and
4 nr' Ford had not made It's appearance.
Lambert Episcopaian He remembers when
81 Matthew'S church ST. Antoine and Congress he mas
'n he growth Of EpscopalIanism from its infancy
on Of the pleasant moments Of Lambers like was MS nrs
p steamer So impressed by the type OF ansporta
n na' he took his brother with him on later trips
rather Lambert a tailor at jefferson and Brush
Mr. Lambert many hobbies one landscapng He has made
backyard into comfortable hospce set of ducks from
r'O0r Day celebrations.
raining another hobby to reproduce from scenes anu
poses and has acquired facility there Lambert pusy
man while resting IL thinking OF the many Detroiters
nave made and who know it, sors ana us
NJ ssnismin his nephew and niece MT sna
he takes life these days attending to cnurcn 'u
.a'lnE aud painting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
BY SAMUEL P. BILLS

passnfaced quiet gentleman porch Of his home
h Friday afternoon perhaps musng days past He WAS
rcg his pipe and casually gancng paper To many
b just another Detroer He might have here week
for years
That Benjamin W. Lambert And Benjamin Lambert will
p more about this story unraveng the ~
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
BILLY O ACOSTO AL
BARLUND

Chicago, abril 5.-Por nocaut
tecnico, en- ell octave asalto, Bill
ly Conn, ell campe6n de las It's
libras, vencio al finland&s Gun
mar Barlund.
Sc puso fin a Id peiea luego
de que ell m5dicO de la Comisi6n
de Boxeo habfa reconOvido las
heridas de Barlund alrededor de
los ojos. Ell p1blico expres6 in
conformidad con 10 hecho, a pc
sar de que Gunnar estaba cubic.
70 de sangre.
La bolsa de Barlund fue rete.
nida, por orden del p~residente
de la Comisi6n, hasta que ell ca.
so sea investigate.
I'm juicio Sc efectuara dehtrc
de diez dfas.
Actu6 de arbitro ell excam.
pe6n mundial de las 1876 libras
Barney Ross.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

dadas las doce, con aquel alegre
charlotear y las evocaciones de
los viales de Eulalia y va haria
sus buenas dos horas que ella
revolHiase inquieta en- Ell lecho.
sin poder conciliar ell sueho.
FL viento atormentaba los ar
boles, doblando las ramas de a.
betos y eucalyptus, y poniendo
en- las hojas perennes de los bo-
jes y de la hiedra, un tembleteo
brillante de beSos de luna.
iQue diferencia de estos ba-
rrios, opulentos, limpios, asfal
tados, llenos de jardines Y de
.palacios, donde ell aire ola STEM
pre- a rosas y a jazmin y a mar
dos y a cesped tierno y nuevo, de
aquellos sus barrios horribles de
Lavapies y de Santa Isabel V de
las Rondas ,donde siempre ha-
bia tenido que convvir ella, de
casas s6rdidas, enormes y SUI
cias, uenas de ruido y de basu-
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

tan aStuta y, sobre TODD, tan es-
ceptica en- ell amor. volviera de
Paris enamorada.
En- una palabra: ell incidente
la contrariaba de un modo ex-
traordinario.
Aquel conde de Noir, que, Sc
gun ella Sc lie habia pintado, era
POGO menoS que un principe de
leyenda, podria venir a instalar-
sc en- esta casa, a ser ell amo, sa-
be Dios 81 a dominar (por uno
de esos sarcasmos del destino) },
a esta Eulalia a quien no habia
dominado nadie...
w entonces, Quien lie decia q
JoaQuina que no iba a ser ella la
que desfilara un dia hacia la ca
lie, abandonando este hotel, don
de entire conseciones de la due
ma y SiSas y pellizcos aqui y allf,
Sc iba la Garces hacienda un ca
pitalito?
Ultimamente, nerviosa, In
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

ra, con familias palidas y hume
roSas y hambrientaS que pulula
ban por los rellanos obscuros y
pestilentes, 10 mismo que las gu
Saneras de un cementerio!..
~ aquellas GALES con su E.
terno arroyo de aqua pestilente
junto a las aceras, y sus olores
nauseabundos de fiebre, de ha-
cinamiento. de suciedad y de
hambre; Y aquellos hombres es-
queleticos que marchaban al ira
bajo afanosos, verdes y amari-
lies a causa de los talleres y de
las fabricas con luz artificial;
Y aquellas muchachas NAL YES.
tidas, y aquellos nihos traspa-
rentes, con las cabezas gordas
sostenidas por un hilo de cue
10 que parecia pr6ximo a que
brarSe al menor movimiento de
la criatura t..
An, no, MOI
Joaquina hizo un gesto de fu-
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
OEPORTES
GANO COURT DRAMA LA
OCTAVA CABRERA

No era Court Drama ell favo-
rito en- la octava carrera de a.
noche; pero entr6 en- primer III
gar Y venci6 a los galgos que los
peritos estimaban poseian las
mayores probabilidades de vic
toria.
Sus boletos Sc pagaron a SIT,
80, $3.50 y $500.
Red Poppy y Service triunfa-
ron en- las carreras segunda y
tercera, las de la apuesta dOble,
Y sus billetes combinados sc a.
bonaron a S134.40.
Tres de los mejores perros
del Cen6dromo correran hoy, en-
la octava /: Rock Springs, ell cam
pe6n; Scatter Brain y Who's
Boy.
Ell lunes Sc correra ell Berby
local, compitiendo los mejore:
ejemplares, todos elloS seleccio'
nados en- diferentes carreras.
La temporada finalizara e
venidero jueves
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

propone entregarse con csc Con
de de Noir o 10 que sea, a una
aventura de amor, que nos arras
ire a todos sabe Dios ad6nde, Y
a mi me ponga a pique de salir
de este hotel. iiyo sabre guitar
de en- medic al extranjero!! iDi
go! Ella y 20 sabemos suprimir
a una persona sin comprometer-
nos. ! 70 ideare, 70 me esforza-
re en- encontrar la soluci6nl...
lei que pretenda desbancarme
a NIL 10 echo al agual... 70 sa-
bre vengarme de ese hombre...,
y 81 es precise de Eulalia tam
.bien!...
iBah!... lDicen que Ell que ro-,
bq a otrO ladr6n... ~ anui en-
esta casa todos nos conocemos!. J..
Sus manos, en- la sombra, hi
cieron Ell ademan de matar y de
estrangular que todos los seres
humanos han hecho alguna veg
en- 81 vida.v
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
La temporada de la Liga lntersocial
ernpezara manana
Lanzar6 Ia primera pelota ell alcaIde Chancey

Ell campeonato annual de la Ii
ga Intersocial de pelota, entire
los clubs Circulo Cubano, Caba-
lleros Leales, Centre Asturiano
y Unione Italiana, empezara ma
mana por la tarde, a la 80, en-
el parque de Cuscaden.
Ha sido iWitado a lamar "a
primera pelota, y ofreci6 asistir,
ell alcalde r. E. L. Chancey.
Participaran en- la ceremonial
ell Sr. Vicente Guastella presi :
dente de la Liga, ell secretario
Mendez, ell tesorero Fermin Ro-
driguez, delegates, subdelegados
y personals invitadas.
Unione Italiana y Centro AS
turiano jugaran ell primer juego
" Circulo Cubano y Caballeros
Leales, ell segundo.
Las novenas visitadOras, Sc
gun los sehalamientos, 10 son la
Unione Italiana y Circulo Cuba
no.
Actuara en- la "goma" ell arbi-
tro Marcelino Perez y en- las ba-
SEES Cesar (Gallego) Fernando.
Las cuatro nOvenas Sc hallan
integradas por los siguientes pc
loteroS:
Caballeros Leales: Jimmy
White, director; Jerry Mozart
ney, Gus Leavine, Geo. L. Nix
Corquadale, Evelio Martinez,
Jim Todd, Manuel MoneS, Frank
Fernando, Ralph Fernandez,
Percy Gonzalez, Edward Mccoy
Buddy Clark y ]. P. Holt,
Unione Italiana: Jose Suarez,
Baby Miller, Freddie Carsten.
Frank Clemente, Sam Morgado,
Angelo Scionte, Jose Scaglione,
Jose Fernandez, Gaspar Capita
no, Edward Baywell, Teodoro R.
Love, Joaquin Romero, Ernie
Trapani, Casey ferris, Jose Do
mingo, director; Ignacio Vacca-
no, coach.
Centre Asturiano: John Gle
ments, Albert Jimenez, Luis Pr
niella, Felipe Grandio, Ralph
Montoto Jr., Armando Pedrero,
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
Lou Nova venci66 por nocaut
tecnico al excampeon Baer
creese que ell hebreo Sc retirara

New York, abril 5-Teniendo
una ventaja de Is libras sobre
Lou Nova, de California, su adj
versario, ell e~xcampe6n Max
Baer fue ancdhe derrotado por
nocaut tecnico en- presencia de
%, liza espectadores, que deJa-
ron en- las taquillas $95,544!l7.
Con su victoria, que era espe
rada por la mayoria de los peri
ltos, Nova adquiri6 Ell derecho a
una pelea con Ell campe6n Jose
Luis, en- Ell mes de s~eptiembre,
FL Eombre que hace POGO mas
de un ano estuvo al borde de la
tumba, padeciendo una infec-
Icion de la sanggre, aver prob6
que tiene legitimo derecho a Ii
primera fila de los gladiadores
de su peso.
Baer combati6 valientemente.
pero sus 80 amos no pudieron re-
sistir los vigorosos atacues de
Nova, que para vencerle recu-
rri6 a un effective "jab" de H.
ouierda y formiiables puheta =
EOS de derecha.
B2er do la sensation ha.ta eli
cuarto asalto de que ganaria Ia
pe!ea; pero despues cOmenz6 ?
perder terren),
Los dos pdgiles cambiaron
fuertes golpes en- Ell cuarto, mi
ciando Make la aggression y con-
testandole Lou.
Llegado el sexto Sc pudo apre
ciar que Make ~trataria de resis
tir, pero sin esperanto de triun-
70.
Nova lie madur6 con frecuen-
ties "jabs" de izquierda. "jabs"
que Sc estrellaban en- la nariz de
Baer, alternados con puhetazos
cortos de derecha por la cabeza
y ell cuerpo.
Make hizo una barrera Con.
sus brazos y codos, en- ell octave,
pero Nova consigui6 penetrarla
y una derecha recta a la mandf-
bula lie trio por la cuenta Gle nue.
We. Recibi6 la cuenta apoyadO.
en- una rodilla.
Cuando Sc levant6, Nova lie a.
de nuevo y cay6 por Sc
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

Debia ser tarde.
Elias Sc habian acostado biep
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

Jose Iglesias, Esteban Iglesias.
Joe Magadan, Marcelo Maseda,
Willie Paz y Faustino Casares,
director.
Circulo Cubano: Delio Pulido,
Vicente Granell Pat Perez, Jose
Schiro Nick Schiro, Willie Beas-
ley, Eddie Contreras, Manuel
Fernandez, Bernardo Fernan-
DEE, L. M. Polk, Celido Castillo,
Manuel (Mule) Fernandez, Ro-
bert Longval, Frank Salemi y
JESUS Romera.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
La Gaceta Folletin No. 445
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

bras y las declaraciones de Eu-
lalia; pero ST la quedaba una es-
pecie de reSquemor, de disgusto
inconfesable por este incidente
que surgia de un modo inespe-
RADIO, cuando las cosas de esta
casa marchaban mejor y mas
viento en- popa.
IA que buscar ahora andan-
zas nj aventuras?
La Garces, con aquella alma
de rompe y rasga que lie habia
moldeado la lucha por los esce-
narios y su astucia de viejo ami
NAL. siempre acorralado y per-
seguido y en- peligro, Sc extra
haba Dc que EulRlia, tan lista'
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
CONSTANTINE DERRlBO
A SAMMY r

New York, abril 5.-Charley
Constantine gan6 aver su 40
victoria, sin una derrota, ponien
do a dormir, en- ell sexto asalto,
a Sammy Garcia, de Boston.
Constantine llev6 la ofensiva y
en- Ell sexto, atacando con los dos
punos. derrib6 a su adversario.
Joe Vaccarella, Ell arbitr, puso
fin al match.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

ria.
Habia gustado la miel mas
dulce y sabrosa de la vida mo
derna, la de la riqueza, la del
fausto, la del bienestar y ell or-
den y la limpieza y las flores
que da ell dinero; esta vida blan-
ca, libre, sonriente, satiSfecha v
tranquila de estos barrios de mi
llonarios, de estos hoteles que
son como catedrales del lujo Y
de la dulzura de vivir, y no que
ria volver a ser pobre.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

gunda vez a la Iona. Arthur Do
novan, ell arbitro, intervino, re-
cogi6 a Make y lie llev6 a su
eSquina, p%rcclamando vencedor
a Lou.
Los pesos Sc anunciaron co.
mo de 220$4 lbs. Make y de
20234 lbs. Nova.
Arcil Hoffman, ell director
del e~xcampe6n, declare que un
hombre no puede combatir toda
su vida y record6 que Make lie
va IL amos en- ell cuadrilatero.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

quieta, harta de r~evolverse en- ell
lecho y de OR ell silbido del vien-
to y los truenos lejanos de una
tormenta que debia estar des-
dargando por ell Guadarrama,
deshaciendo toda la sierra. Sc
echo a la alfombra, poniendose
un magnifico rop6n de lana, re-
gallo y que habfa sido antes de
Eulalia, como cast TODD 10 que
ella usaba ahora.
Sin encender la luz Sc acerco
al pequeho balloon, cuyas vi
drieras acostumbraba ella a de-
jar abiertas para que la luz del
dia la despertara muy tempra-
no.
Sc qued6 miranda abajo, al
jardin y al paseo regio de Rosa
les, desierto Y melanc6lico a es-
tas horas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
Sus manos Sc crisparon..

Sus ojos, en- la sombra, fijos
ahora en- un charco de luz que Ia
luna, surgiendo entire unas nu-
hes, trazaba en- ell jardin, despi-
dieron unas llamas siniestras.
Y sus labios. en- voz baja, Sc
movieron para murmurar, mas
candolas, estas palabras:
-lNo seral L., Isl Eulalia %