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La gaceta., 1941-11-26

Apreciamos los interesantes
datos que Mr.. Shebel nos remite
Y pedimos a los obreros de ia
industrial, dignos y honestOs Ell
un SO por ciento, que colaboren'
estrecha Y sinceramente, con "a
oficina local de la Florida State
Employment Service.
Pasaron los dias cuando las Sc
manas de Pascuas y Aho Nuevo
eran semanas de augusta y ma
yor pObreza.
Ahora, el trabajador recibe "a
ayuda del Estado y espera, tran
,Quilo y feliz, la reapertura de
las fabricas.
10 menos que podemos hacer
todos es ofrecer nuestra coopc-
raci6n a Mr.. Shebel y a sus en-
pleados.
La oficina y5orciteha, que
tanto trabajo cost6 conseguir,
Sc abrira Ell dia / de diciembre
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

La revista "The Time" calum-
Mo hace pocos dfas al presiden-
te Pedro Aguirre Cerda, de la
rep1blica de Chile.
lie llam6 borracho, "indirecta
mente," Y do a entender que no
estaba enfermO.
Aver muri6, en- Santiago, la
capital de Chile, ell p%residente vi
lipendiado pOr ell estupendo ca
baEero que redact6 los parrafos
publicsdos por ese magazine"
Estaba enfermo ell hombre
generoso que amaba a su pueblo
" viendose al horde de la muer-
tie entreg6 Ia presidencia al Sr.
Mendez.
Ahora saldra la revista con u
ma explicaci6n y lamentando lo
sucedido.
Primero ell Veneno, en- gran
des cantidades, despues una sa-
distraction a reganadientes.
Ell presidente Roosevelt, nues
tro Presidente, di6 aver la mott
cha de la muerte de Don Pedro
Aguirre Cerda y con palabras
vibrantes, prOpias de un vecino
decente v honradO, conden6 Ia
tremenda ''pitada" de "The
Time"
Pedro Aguirre no representa-
ba a las grandes corporaciones
dhilenas; pero 81 representaba a
su pueblo, que hoy lie llOra.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, no re-
presenta a las corpOraciOnes mi
llonarias del tipo de "The Time
pero 81 ostenta, con legitimo or
gullo, Ell honor de haber sido es-
cogido por su pueblo, por terce-
ra vez, para presidirlo y gober-
mario.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Talmadge y la fIagelacion.-Don Pedro Agui-
IRE y la calumnia.-Para los obreros de las fa-
Sricas.

ma de Ybor City Sc abrira el dia
l de diciembre, en- la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, esquina de la
Novena aveniia y Gale IA. Fun
cionara en- las horas de 8 de Ia
manana a 8 de la tarde enIre e.
luneS y ell viernes.
Cada obrero debera presentar
su tarjeta de identification jun
to con una copia de sus jornales,
81 la tiene disponible al infor-
mar.
AL p~resentar la reclamation.
81 ell motive es otro que la falta
de trabajo, deben darse las razo
mes, establishments.
ST Sc halla "parcialmente EN-
pleado," pres@rtese con ell sObce
de la paga, que debera tener Ii
ma certificaci6n del patrono. A
patrono Sc lie requiere facilitar
al obrero O empleado un SCORE
con la paga y la reclamation nc
sera considerable sin este requi-
sito.)
Tenga la amabilidad de ere
portar" en- el dfa que regular
mente le corresponds. La Gnica
excusa que Sc considera Waldo
es la de habcr encontrado traba-
jo.
Haga sus pueias en- viernes.
(El Employment. Service trata
de destinar este dia a quejas y
ajustes de disputas.)
81 sus beneficios del aho Sc
han terminado, pres6ntese a in
formar la semana siguiente, en-
ell dia regular de hacerlo. No es-
pere a pasar una semana COM
pleta sin trabajo antes de repor-
tar, por cuanto este oc~asionara
demoras en- tramitar Ia reciama
ci6n que listed haga.
Sc quiere lamar la atenci6n
a todos los trabajadores que Sc
marchen de la localidad cuando
las fabricas cierren, que no Sc
ram considerados disponibles pa
ra trabajo y les seran negados
los beneficios, a menos que Sc
inscriban para trabajo y acep-
ten trabajo, 81 Sc les Ofrece, en-
la localidad en- la cual estan resi-
diendo al tempo de llenar su re
clamaci6n continuada. Esto Sc
hasa en- una Interpretation reci-
bida en- la oficina de Tampa y
enviada por la Oficima Central
situada en- Tallahassee.
Lar personals de color CONT
nuaran reportando en- la oficina
del 10 de la calle de Fortuna"
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
La ofensiva soWetica en- la Ukrania
reconquisto otras sels mlllas
Falsa la noticia "hitlerists'' sobre que los nazis
lIegaron a Is millas de Moscu.
RecObradas cinco aIdeas en- ell sector de Kiln

sido rechazados. La nota Off
cial nazi, dada por la Radio,
informa que en- las defensas
exteriores de Moscu ''se han
hecho considerables ganan-
cias."
Sc ha cofirmado la noticia
de la recaptura de Malaga
Vishera, una estaci6n de ferro
carril a cinco millas de Lenin-
grade.
Los combates de mas inten-
sidad Sc verifican en- Kiln, Vo'
lokolamsk, Tula y RostOv.
NuevoS furiosos contraata-
ques Sc realizan por las tropas
rusas.
Todos los contraataques del
enemigo en- Kalinin han sido
firmemente repulsadOs.
En- ell frente de MOscu usan
los nazis II divisiones, dividi
das en- esta forma: cuatro de
infanteria y numerosos tan =
ques en- Mozhaisk, cinco en- la
direction de lula y ocho en- ell
rumbo de Volokolamsk.
Cerca de Maloyaroslavets,
ell enemigo trat6 de cruzar ell
rio Nara, de nuevo, pero tuvo
que retroceder, con importan-
ties bajas. En- ell sector de Ka-
linin dieron los rusos otra for
midable carga a la bayoneta.
"Pravda" comenta las acti-
vidades de los nazis y dice;
Ia ofensiva la conduce ell e.
nemigo acumulando gran nd-
nero de tanques en- ciertos
sectores. Sin contar las perdi-
das, lama despues su numeri-
ca superioridad para intentar
romper las defensas soietvicas
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

Londres, Nov. 26.-La pro-.
paganda nazi anuncia por la
Radio, fal.ando a ia v2rda1,
que las tropas inglesas han 81
do "aniquiladas" en- Rezegh y
que Sc les han hecho 5000 pri
sionerOs.
Loa nazis llevaron nuevos
refuerzos a Rezegh pero ell e.
iercito britannica m"ntiene sus
posiciones.
GranGes refuerzos de tan
ques ingleses Sc preparan pa
ra reanudar la ofensiva,
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
Los nazis mandaron nuevos r~efuerzos a Rezcgh
La ofensiva inglesa ha perdido rapidez

Oficialmente Sc concede que
la lucha Sc extendera por mas
tempo del que Sc habia call
culado.
La ofensiva inglesa, manda
da por Ell general Sin Alan Gu
nlngham, ha perdido rapidez
pero los nazis c~ontinGan atra-
pados en- varios sectores, don
de Sc combate violentamente.
Los peri6dicos de Roma men
cionan hoy una Victoria" al
sur de Rezegh..
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
DECLARADOS
DE VIOLACION

I'm jurado' declare hoy culpa-
bles ia violaci6n, en- la Corte del
Circli.o, a Freddie Buttica, a.
iias Lazar, y Tom Vaccaro, de
"a amos, pero recomienda Gle
mencia para ellos.
Ur3 horas dur5 la delibera-
ci6n d los doce ciudadanos del
jurado.
Sc pregentaron en- ell Juicio
numorosos testigos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
PREFIERE LA CARCEL AL
EJERCITO

Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Nov. 26.-Un joven de "a a
nos, Robert Charles Friend,
declare ante ell juez federal
Raymond que preferia la car
col a servir en- ell ejercito. Ell
.juez inmediatamente lie con-
demo a Is meses de earcel.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
Ell TEMPO

Claro y frio para hoy. Tempe
ratura minima en- laOmanana de
hoy, a las 8, 80 grades.
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

Mr.. L. F, Shebel, administra-
dor de la oficina local de la Flo
rida State Employment Service,
en- una carta nos envia, para CO.
nocimiento de los obreros de la
industrial tabacalera, estos inte-
resantes pOrmenOres: Ia Ofici-
La gaceta., 1941-11-26
Las Sociedades Mutualistas ~concedieron las
peticiones de la nueva Sociedad M6dica latina
do minimo reconocido es de $500 al mes.
A las "Empresas" no hicieron peticiones
economicas

conducto de- sacretario, Sr. Vi
cente Antinori,
Qpina QUs las reprsse1tacio-
mes de- las otras socielala s no
asistisn a la jurta de anoche
por tener en,erdido que no ha-
eia falta, por cuanto q, p~oble-
ma So habia rssueho amigable-
mente.
FL Sr. Ramon Fernando Rey
lie dijo a 81, personarmente, que
no podia asistir por teuer una
imortaHte reunion en- 81 Hospi-
tai Municipal, como miem5ro de
la Junta Gle patronos de esa ms
tituci6n.
Los m6dicos, dijo, hemos al
canza3o ell sualdo minimo de
5000 al mes y reivindicaeiones
de orden moral. Sc nos Ia con-
cadido la Suppression de las consul
las de SO y GO paeientes. Ten
Iremos c%onsultas de 80, como
maxine. Los medicos que tie
men mas de 30, iran disminuy6n
dolas paulatinamente.
Las repeticiones de recetas Sc
haran por medic de las enfer-
meras, sin necsidad de que ell
enfermo visite de nuevo al me-
dico.
No iran fuera de los limites
de la ciudad, segdn 10 acordado;
pero en- casos excepcionales, de
Humankind, 81 cree que sus COM
.paheros no Sc negaran a cruzar
los limites.
En- las consultas nocturnas
solo Sc daran turnos hasta las
seis de Ia tarde. Esto permitira
al mGdico finalizar a las z 0 las
Z 80, en- lugar de las 9 o las 10.
lEllos lie han ofrecido a las So
)ciedades. en- reciprocidad, que
las dietas serdn vigilaIas cui-
dadosamente, pero sin perjudi-
car al enfermo; que los "paten-
tes' solo Sc recetaran en- los ca
sos de verdadera nscesidad; que
los Rayos X y los analisis de la
boratorio Gnicamente Sc yerifi-
en- los casos ~indicados;
que las dolencias pequehas no Sc
mandarin a los especialistas."
en- fin, que la Sociedad tratara
de eolaborar con lasHociedades,
pero sin danar los htereses le-
de los sekores socios
Invite a hablA al DR.. Panic
Ito, quien tuvo kases carinosas
para sus compt heros e hizo esta
Pregunta; lL4Sociedad Sc ARE
10 tambi61 dn la empresa eel
Zen PdblicqE
kilverio cOntest6 que las
pc Ia Sociedad, en-
eprincipales en-
"a Pdblico" y ia
Id", no habian si-
do de q. econ6mico, sino
de etica den Nal m6dica.
No creyerof\ Eve eiks debian
mezclarse en- los Mn priva-
@S,%s empresas9 Mcuanto
en- ma ecasos los aNl
de elias han ayrS
panerOs los medicos, a.
sis de 6stos. a
La parte economical, Ia de n
sueldos en- las empresas, perte-N
nece a los directories de 6stas,
que SON m6dicos tambien.
Habl6 de-, altruismo de las EN-
presas mayores, en- cuanto a los
m6dicos, y dice que nunca Sc ne
garon a dar trabajo a los profeA
sionales que de elias 10 solicit&
ron.
Las sociedade3. ademac, tie
men los recArsos de los PicnicA
Cabarets y NBares', que nc
posecn las empresas.
Estima, sin embargo
suicides Dc los msN
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

Won R~IBBENTROP ANUN-
CHA QUE LA GUERRA Sc
HARA CONTRA LOS IN
GLESES Y SUS AYUDAN-
TIES TRASATLANTICOS
La gaceta., 1941-11-26

Una Importance reunion, en-
la que par,iciparon once m6ii.
COS latinoS y repre- aentaci0nes
3e las sociedades mutualistaS, Sc
verified anoche, pasa8as las 8,
en- la ala he recepciones de la
-linica IA Ben6fica Espahola"
finamente cedida por ell Centre
Espanol,
Cranlo 81 DR.. Juan Silverio.
.~prcsi5cute da la asociaci6n de
MGjicos de Visitas, de reciente
creation, abri6 ell acto, Sc encon-
traban ALI los Sres. Paquito
Garcia, presidente del Circulo
CJbano; Antonio Grimaldi, pre-
sidente de La Italia, con ell Sc
cretario V ell senior Camaratta
los doctores Santiago Paniello,
Julian Baldor, Rey, Angulo, Pc
rez. Rogue, Hernandez, Domin.
guez, Ferrante y Minardi Ell Sr
Carlos Barbas, inferno de la CT
MICA; los periodistas Sres. Victo
riano Manteiga, director de este
peri65ico, Y Valdes Brito, direc-
tor del Tmanario "Informa-
ci6n", y eli DR.. Juan Manuel de
ia Puente, consul de Cuba.
FL DR.. Silverio dijo tenia ell
honor de anunciar que presidia
Ia iunta, EN- la sala de Ia Bene-
flea" porque el hermosO local
habia sido cedido por Ell Centric
Espanol.
Hemos tenido "a guste> de in
vitar a las representatives de
las sociedades mutualistas v al
Cuarto Poder.
Pidi6 al secretario Baldor
que l2yese ell acta de la session
anterior, perO ell Or. Domin-
guez prpuso que, por tratarse
de una session extraordinaria, Ell
acta Sc dejase para la pr6xima
Asi Sc acord6.
FL DR.. Silverio empez6 acto
seguido un discurso sobre las &C
tividades de la sOciedad, nacida
hace 25 dias
Somos, dijo, once m6dicos que
nos hemos asociado y hemos pre-
sentado un programa construc-
two a las s0ciedades para las
cuales trabajamos.
Ralat6 el comienzo de Las pc
gociaciones, cuando Il en- su b.
racter de Nesiiente, otto a Co
ferenciar 3GQs presideDtes n
las seis pl 20 edadeI
mGtualistas IA escu.'
charOn con nd Eesia y
buen deseo las y las
cfertA de los m6dicos. -
POjemos hoy anunciar que
das las sociedades aceptaron 10
que de elias solicitamos.
Todas han llamado a sus me6
dicos y eontestado favorable
mente nuestras justas deman-
das %sAszE
Dijo que ell Circulo Ia
do la primera en- c%ontestar Y
que va palpaba los beneficios de
las ofertas hechas por los medi-
COS, en- defensa de las sOcieda-
dos y sin guitar a nadie dere-
chcs legitimos.
Conteetaron, despu6s del Circu
10. IA Italia. el Centre Espahol,
Il Centre Asturiano y la Unione
I.aliana.
Sabe que el Or. Paniello aeon
ssj6 a Ia directiya del Centre
Fapahol en- 81 sentido de que las
peticiones de los medicOs de VI
eitas fuasen aceptadas.
10 m6dicos de La Fraterni-
daI, ORES. A. A. Gonzalez y Ju-
Ito Gavilla. NJ pertenecen a la
socicdad; pero sabe alcanzaron
10 que pidierOn.
La Ultima en- c~ontestar 10 fue
la Unione, QGe 10 hizo aver, Por
The guardian., 1941-08-30
Cambridge
c. c. {. Closes Season

The Cambridge Community
Center closed its playground ac-
tiyities Thursday, August 20, at
2 pm. with games, individual
and team races, plays and ex-
hibition of the smaller boys and
girls, various handicraft achieve
ments. The summer program
began July the 7th with the chill
dren registering for the Nature
Club, Camera Club, Sewing, EN-
broidery. Hobby Club, sketching
and simple woodcraft for boys.
The children have been taken
on trips to Revere Beach, The
Children's Museum, The Arnold
Arboretum and to the Children's
concert held at the Esplanade.
The Center's playground parti-
cipantS were sent to Whispering
willows, Breezy Meadows, Nip
pinicket and Mapiewood.
The guardian., 1941-08-30
W0BURN
st. Johns Baptist Church
Rev. Roger Williams, Pastor

Woburn, Mass, Aug. 26-Next
Sunday morning at 10:30 the
Union Services under the aus
pices of the Ministers Associa-
ton will be held in the st. Johns
Baptist Church. This Service will
be the last of the series of SER
vices during the summer months.
The Union Services were held in
The Methodist Church last Sun
day morning. Rev. A. Vaughan
Abercrombie spoke from the sub
ject: "If Prayer Were Only Talk
ing to Ones Self" He will speak
from the subject, "The Life That
Does Not Die" next Sunday
morning. Next Sunday evening
the Ladies Aid Society will have
charge of the service. A special
program will be presented with
good music. Rev. Lloyd Aber-
crombie of Boston was the guest
preacher last Sunday night. Rev.
Abercrombie spoke from the sub
ject: "The Great Magnet"
Miss Marion Buswell is hav-
ing her annual vacation of three
weeks.
The guardian., 1941-08-30

Johnson, Hollis Leonard. and
Miss Grimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Constant of New
Orleans La, left for home via
Chicago, last Saturday after
spending a very enjoyable visit
as the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Martin of 1901
4oth ave-, Oakland. During their
brief stay they were honored at
many social functions. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Richard Griffin en-
tertained them at dinner Fri
day evening. Those present
we're: Dr.. and Mrs. Dashien, Mrs.
Mercedes Martin, Mrs. Alma
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Richardson, Marie and Vera
Griffin.
Mrs. Nellie Tabor of Pasadena
is visiting in Berkeley with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Bodin.
The guardian., 1941-08-30
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD
W. Medford, Mass, Aug. 25-
Baseball hits town, tomorrow,
Sunday afternoon at Dugger
Park when the Cambridge Old
timers will play the veterans Of
Medford in what promises to be
an annual classic. Game starts
at 2.30 p. M. and will feature
lot Of clean wholesome enter
tainment for those whose recrea-
ton must come on Sunday.
There will be more baseball on
Labor Day next Monday, when
the annual w. Medford Mems
Community Club holds its 1941
Field Day for boys and girls
and adults. Walter Tsaacs and
Leo Barros have cooked up a
complete day Of entertainment
and the Park instructor will
join in aiding the program
which. if possible, will end with
motion pictures at night. Ev-
everything will be in Medford
next Monday, so why go else
where. Dugger Park is the ideal
place for outdoor movies, dances
and pageants.-About 200 people
witnessed the Parks first an
nual Doll Fashion Show Thurs
day evening, August 81, with
over 30 doll entries, including a
brilliant array of decorated doll
carriages and as many white as
colored. The judges were also
mixed. For the best doll dis
play, the first place was awarded
to Rita Diozzi of IA Arlington
Stret. Caroline ISaacS of 110 Ar
lington Street won second prize
and Barbara Ross Of 19 Lincoln
St., placed third. The Doll Car
riage Parade winner was Norma
Louise Broadly, 9, of 40 Brad
dock Park, Boston with Debra
Ann Rose, 9, of 20S Arlington ST.,
/ second. About everyone in the
Park assisted Miss SnoWdon and
the Instructor. judges we're Mrs
Katherine Wright, Jeanette Ross
Dorothy Augustine, Bertha Mel
son and Eddie Barnett.
The Dugger Park Air Model
Plane Contest received added
prestige this week, following a
conference between the fair
minded manager of the w. Med
ford Community Shop, white, Of
500 High Street who has just
put in a heavy stock of model
aircraft. The Community Shop
has agreed to donate and ex-
hibit a huge first prize plane
and will personally attend the
contest scheduled for Septem-
ber $40 inclusive. Contest trials
are now open and all boys are
invited to look over the prizes.
Baseball
In baseball again, a series of
games was arranged and played
between Barry Park of South
Medford and our own park. In
the first game at Dugger, the
classy and only once defeated
Barry Park won the opener lit
featuring thrilling closing rally
by the locals who got of to a bad
start. Rangy Tommy Thompson
was the star Of the game, turn
ing in a spectacular fielding
demonstration at first base and
getting q home-run, as did
catcher "Weeney" Fury. The
second game. played at Barry
Park was another thriller with
Dugger Park stacked against q
bigger team. The locals ham
mered out 16 hits however and
Barry was lucky to win, 14-10
Pitcher Eddie Valentine who
twirled both games for the To-
Gals was again effective until he
injured his hand. In a second
game played at Barry, the Dug
ger Park Juniors hammered out
a 1873 victory over the Barry
The guardian., 1941-08-30
PRINCE HALL
MASONIC NEWS


Vacation days are over, and
we once more are called from
refreshment to labor. 1 trust
that every member Of the craft
has had most pleasant and
profitable vacation, The remain
ing months of the Masonic year
should be filled with increased
activity and interest, for there is
still much work to be DONE
Union lodge will hold its regu-
lar communication on Tuesday,
Sept. 2; Castle William lodge on
Wednesday, Sept. 8, and on
Thursday, Sept. 4, John T. Hill
ton lodge viii exemplify the F. G..
degree on class of candidates.
Let us reserve one or all of these
evenings and lend our support
and at the same time occupy our
minds in the attainment of use
full knowledge.-There are sew
eral activities on foot, such as
anniversaries, etc, of which more
will be said later,-The r. E.
Grand Commander of r. I. and
Mass, Sir Jesse A. Hayes, made
his official visit to Lewis Hayden
Commandery on nAug. 25, and
was received with all the honors
of Knighthood. After the SeS-
sion the Sir knights sat down
to a bountiful collation.-The
M. w, Grand Master, Bro. Wal
ter L. Roberts, has returned
from Buffalo, where he attended
the International Conference Of
Grand Masters and Grand Sec
retaries.-Wm. G. Butler lodge
is going ahead rapidly with
plans for it's goth anniversary,
and is going to put on one of
the outstanding events of the
year.-Wor. Bro. VIM. A. Hem
ingway is slowly recovering from
the illness which has kept him
confined for the past month or
so. Drop him a line, or, better
still, run in and say "howdy" to
him. Wor, Bro. VIM. A. Johns
ton is among the list of Shut-ins,
and would be glad to see any of
the craft who call.
Thought for the Week
What we need is to practise
the spirit of brotherhood and
quit talking about it so much;
or at any rate, do the thing we
talk about so much.
= SOLOMON.
The guardian., 1941-08-30
MAIDEN
EASTERN AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH

Rev. Jackson of Cliftondale,
was the guest speaker at last
Sunday morning worship. Those
singing were Mrs. j. L. Jackson,
Mrs. Annie Partin, Mrs. Florence
Hornsby, Mrs. Cora Davis, Mr..
Herbert Young, William Stokes,
Jr.
Next Sunday afternoon the
Senior Missionary Dept. will have
their regular fifth Sunday pro-
gram at 8 P. NJ, with fine pro-
gram.
On Wednesday evening the
teachers and officers met at the
home Of Supt. Tarcius Webb.
Plans are in the making for the
fal program. Rev. James E. Der
ny of Sherman st, is vacationing
with relatives and friends in
Philadelphia for a few days.
The guardian., 1941-08-30
BROCKTON
Social

Social
Brockton, Mass, Aug. 27 -
Mrs. Pattie Rayster left for
Washington where she will Wis
it with her daughter Mrs.
Anna Beasley left for New York
with her nephew, Mr.. Daniels
to visit relatives there Chris
tine Baker was home from West
Dennis for a day, which she
spent calling on ifriends a..
Sunday, a group Of cars left on
an outing, The first stop was
Onset and the destination,
Camp Edwards, where they were
shown around the grounds and
barracks Mis- Esther Tor
renee was rendered a farewell
party at her home Thursday.
She will leave in September for
New York where she will study
nursing at Harlem Hospital
Don't forget next Sunday, the
day when the square will be
dedicated to Orleanis Burton -
See you therein. L. C,
SnOOninp for Horace
Tn the Super Snooper-hittin'
for Horace, kids. I guess the
"Schoolie Boy" will stick to his
readin', writin', and all that,
with such a beautiful school
teacher companion A fine
time was had at Taunton last
week did you see or meet
Romeo Gaskins of Newport-he
really fits that description of
tall, dark and handSome-how
about that-you chics? I hear
our Millie is hitting the hot
spots looking like an A No.
glamour girl and speaking
of glamour, gals, since the boys
from Dix are now at Devens,
you better be getting the pow
der puff and lipstick into action
its your patriotic duty, al
though you probably need no
persuasion - there's something
about uniform (sighl I
see glamour pants Baker (Hassy
to you, Squeaks) is sporting a
fine looking rubber-Here'S hop
ing he gets more miles to the
gallon and more girls to the
minute The blonde and her
hubby sure are a good looking
couple a word to the wise,
chippy gal - you better slow
down fore you burn out a bat
terry Ma Gale has a new
baby and is loving it to death
Say, Roddy, you sure got a
pretty wife there-Lucky guy
Hey Margie, hurry up-I'm get
ting tired of waiting and
Jerri, those slacks look ridicu-
lous, even if they are comfort
able u. Wei, so long, you slap
happy critters-Ill dig va when
/ do-With yards Of dirty dirt.
SUPER SNOOPER.