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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28
20 Persons Killed
In Train Accident

h'.fic. ont. Dec. 28-(AP)-A,
lCys' - persons were killed and poo
were injured. some critically. by the
smash OF a Canadian Pacific railway
troop tram through three rear wood
on cars oi local passenger train
al the station hero last night.
Virtually all the dead and in
iurCd were in tho three coachc,
which were taking aboard men.
womc8 and children AT Almontc or
the run from Pembroke. Ont. 70
Ottawa
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28
Holiday Deaths
Now Total 413
(By The Associated Press.)

AT least 4l3 persons met death by
violence in the United States during
the long holiday Weekend, as the
nation observed its second Christ
mas Of the war.
Wartime duties and restrictions
sharply reduced motor travel. yet
highway accidents slowly mounted
until no fewer than 255 lives were
lost in the four-day period begin
ming Christmas Eve and ending carly
Today.
Tho traffic death rate was far I'm
der last year. however. when 334
such deaths had been reported by
dawn of December &c
Mishaps in homes. fires. shootinCe
and other miscellaneous causes
brought death this year TO 1873 per-
sons.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28
Japanese Aircraft
Again Raid Calcutta

New Delhi. Dec. 28 (AP)-
japanese planes raidcd Calcutta
again this morning. causing less
than ten casualties and only
slight damage. a British com
muniquc announced.
Enemy aircraft also bombed
two places in eastern Bengal
early today, Causing slight
damage and a small number of
casualties" the bulletin said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28
CHARTER ISSUED

Raleigh. Dec. 28-(AP)-SCcrciary
OF State Thad Eurc issued a charter
OF Incorporation today 10 We'll En-
pi"yccS Trust Fund of Goldsburp.
10 set up trust fund for employee,
"i The company: non-stock: incnrpu.
ratorS are a. l.. Marshburn. Leland
Matthews and Emil Roscntnal. a..
of GoldSbOro.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28
Churchill Rumored
To Be in America

Washington. Dec. 20. (AP)-
RlmOrs that Prime Minister
Winston Churchill of Great Brit
ain again had crossed the AT
lantic were received by White
House officials today with nci-
thcr confirmation nor denial
An inquiry Ia Presidential
Secretary Stephen Early whether
Churchill was in North Amer
ica brought this reply:
81 don't know that he is and
don't know that he isn't, and
if ! did know | wouldn't tell
YOU"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28
Wallace to Speak
On Radio Tonight

Washington. Dec. 28-(AP)-Vica
President Wallace will speak over
the National BroadcastinG Co.'S net
work tonight from 1890 until II
o'clock EWT tn highliGht the cap
tails observance OF the birthday of
Woodrow Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-28

Continued on Page Two)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

Sunday. Oct. 4, the New
Charles st. AM,E. Church, now
located at Warren st, Waum-
beck st, and Elm Hill Ave, Rox-
bury section, Rev. Oliver w. H.
Childers, pastor, will present in
revival meeting the disting-
uiShed revivalist of Roanoke,
Virginia. Rev. Timothy L. Scott,
ID. The meetings will continue
for fifteen or twenty days and
the public is cordially invited.
Dr.. Scott is. an evangelist-pas-
tor of large experience and
great ability. He formerly made
his headquarters in Chicago
and is well and favorably known
throughout the middle-west and
the South. He is an eloquent
and dramatic speaker and never
fails to grip an audience. He is
much in demand and has lust
closed a successful meeting at
Cincinnati, Ohio. The church
feels itself fortunate to have his
services and is looking forward
to a time of refreshing and
stimulation.
DR.. Scott viii preach on Sum
days, Oct. II and 10, and every
week night. The church doors
will open at 800 PM, and the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
SEVEN HUNDRED FAMILIES
APPLY TO PALMER INSTITUTE

There is no greater sign of a
cultural awakening than the
fact that Colored people all over
the country are reading the
Correct Thing" by Charlotte
Hawkins Brown and trying to
put their children in a cultural
environment. Seven hundred
families, representing thirty-six
states, are among those who APP
piled for entrance for their
teen-age children into Palmer
Memorial Institute, Sedalia, N.
c. which had only thirty va
cancies because of graduates.
Parents are pleading with DR..
Brown to enlarge the facilities,
but this woman of more than
forty years experience in devel-
oping this finishing school feels
that the personal culture can
not be stressed where the num-
bers are too large and she there
fore adheres rigidly to the plan
to provide adequately for one
hundred fifty students,
Net0 Cottage for
TUelDe Year ODDS
A dream was realized when
the twelve year old girls were
provided with cottage, form
erly used for teachers, under
the supervision of the home
economics teacher, a married
woman of school and home
making experience, who acts as
house-mother. A delightful liv-
ing room, open fire. place and
little piano make for bright and
happy hours.
DR.. Brown has become AUNT
Lottie' to all those little ones
who can often be seen clustered
around her on the campus vie
ing with one another as to who
CONTINUED on Page Sir
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
Contest On For
Queen of EIkdonl

At a meeting held Wednesday
night at the Elks Home, 401
Mass. Ave. registrations of a
number of young ladies running
for queen of the Elks Dance
were accepted. Great interest
prevailed within the various
organizations that are sponsor
ing the various contestants.
The dance will be held on Oct
ober IL, Columbus Day at the
Paul Revere Hall from $50 I'M
til 200 am. Sabby Lewis and
his orchestra will play at the
dance. The nominations for
contestants must be registered
at the Office of the Grand Or
ganizer, 1874 fremont st. where
all information concerning the
contest will be obtained by call
ing personally or phoning Com.
1866.
STANDING CONTESTANTS
Mrs. Taylor IS Greenwich
Street sponsored by the Sun
shine Club 5000 votes; Mrs.
Mamie Pyburn Gillyourd, 80
wellington ST.; sponsored by
Joint Educational Committee
5000 votes; Mrs. Bessie Broth
ers, Is Kendall ST., sponsored by
Civil Liberty, 5000 votes; Mrs,
Justa Wolfe, 8 Warren Place.
sponsored by Jacks One Hour
Cleaner, 5000 votes; Miss Gwen
dolyn Morris, 80 w. Rutland So,
sponsored by Maurice L, Smith;
Real Estate and Insurance, S.
900 votes; Miss Skippy Stevens,
1886 Columbus Ave, sponsored
by John Wilson's Night Club,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
REV. AND MRS. RILEY
FETED AT ESTELLE'S

Mr. and Mrs H B Burton
we're hosts at a dinner party
at Estelle's Wednesday night
in honor of the Rev and Mrs S
Marion Riley who are leaving
the city next week for Column
bus, o where Rev Riley will be
in charge of the 14th st Meth
odist church.
Rev Riley, pastor for the
past five years of Fourth
Methodist church. Boston,
breaches his farewell sermons
there tomorrow.
Other guests at the dinner
party were Prof c G Vale OF
the Elks, Mr. and Mrs Chas At
kins, Mrs Satyra Pearson Ben
nett. DR. and Mrs C G Steward,
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Armstrong,
Mrs Ada Gaines, Mrs Geo Lat
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

Professor Carlos C Vale,
Grand National Organizer Of
Elks, and DR. Walter o Taylor,
Chorus Director of the Victory
Musical Festival, with a chorus
of 200 voices, are inviting all
choir directors of Boston and
their choirs to meet Sunday
afternoon, Sept 81, at . p N
until 4:30 p m at the League
of Women for Community
Service building, $50 Mass ave.
All are to meet for the purpose
Of organizing for the Grand
Victory Patriotic Pageant to be
given Oct IL, Columbus Day, at
Mechanics Building in Paul
Revere Hall on Huntington
ave.
DR.. WALTER o. TAYLOR
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
JOHN BARLEY PASSES
WAS ILL OVER A YEAR

body will be inferred. Rev. E.
E. Thompson will officiate.
Norris Davis is the undertaken.
The remains have been at the
home since 2 PM. today.
Mr.. Barley for 36 years was
secretary Of the Hines Trust
Fund. He also was president of
the musicians local no. 535 and
seecy-treasurer of the Gun and
Rod Club.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Lillian billiard Barley, mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Barley, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mabel Richardson and
sister, Mrs. Emma Wood.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

am extremely grateful to
the Democratic voters of the
Fourth Councillor District for
the confidence they placed in
me in nominating me as their
representative in the Govern
or's Council.
l will never betray their
trust and they will never have
cause to be ashamed for any
action of mine. I have prom
lsed that I will not be a yes
man" for any one. 1 will keep
that pledge.
l would like to express my
heartfelt thanks to the men
and women who supported me
SO vigorously in my campaign
and who MADE my nomination
possible, to the press which was
most gracious and cooperative,
and to the hundreds of well
vtshers who have engulfed me
with messages of congratula-
tionsJohn j. Sawtelle.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

Recently appointed assistant At
tOrney General, who will be
hOnOred at a dinner at EstelIe's
next Tuesday evening.
Attorney General Robert T
Bushnell will be the guest
speaker at the Testimonial
Dinner" to Attorney G Bruce
Robinson Tuesday evening,
Sept. 20 at Estelle's Restaurant,
ON fremont st.
The Dinner will be given I'M
der the auspices of the Crispls
Attucks Political League. At
torney Robinson has been APP
pointed Assistant Attorney
General by Attorney Bushnell.
Governor saltonstall has
been invited and candidates on
the Republican ticket will be
among the other speakers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
POPULAR PASTOR
IN FAREWELLS

Sunday morning, Sept 27,
Rcf S Marion Riley, Jr, Of the
Fourth Methodist church will
preach his farewell sermon to
the members and friends of
the church. Pastor Riley has
chosen for his text Launch
Out Into the Deep" On Sunday
evening at 7:3O the members
of the church will have a test
imonial on the Rev Riley. The
friends of the church are cor
daily invited to attend these
services. Monday evening, Sept
% at 8 p m, the business and
professional citizens of the
community will tender Rev Pr
ley is testimonial, assisted by
the members of the church.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this service.
Rev and Mrs Riley will leave
Boston sometime Tuesday for
Columbus, Ohio, where they
will pastor the Eleventh Street
Methodist church. It is with
mingled emotions that the
Rileys leave Boston. Rev Riley
says, "'I never expect to pastor
another group of people that
will be as good to me as the
members and friends of the
Fourth Methodist Church"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. - j.
Clifford Clarkson running for
the Mass. House of Representa-
tives lost b yonly 81 votes and
has asked for a recount.
Clarkson is serving his third
term as a member Of the
Springfield City Council. He
became interested in politics
about eleven years ago. He is
a graduate of Howard University
and of Boston U. Law School.
His wife is the former Helen
Wick of Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

John H, Barley of 81 How
land St., well known Roxbury
citizen, prominent in musical
circles, passed away in his sleep
Wednesday morning, Sept. %,
at the Pratt Diagnostic Hospital
on Bennett ST., where he was
taken the afternoon before, fol-
lowing a heart attack. He had
been out in the neighborhood on
Monday. Mr.. Barley had been
in falling health for a year, He
was fifty years old.
Funeral services will be held
today, Saturday, Sept. 26, at l
Pm. at the Walk Hill chapel of
Mt. Hope cemetery, where the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
EIks In Monmouth Protest Meeting

gram to Dedicate the New ElkS
Home of Commonwealth Lodge
No 10.
The Grand Organizer, Prof
c G Vale, is we'll pleased with
the progress and results that
have been made to date and
has urged the committee to
make this mass meeting the
start of a national movement
to be picked up and carried
on by the other Civil Liberty
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
WELDERS PAID
WHILE LEARNING

Youths between the ages Of
II and "a are paid $1,000 a
month, in addition to their
room and board while they re-
ceive training and work experi-
ence in welding at the NYA
resident center in Holyoke,
Mass.
They live comfortably in q
large dorrnitory fully equipped
for sleeping, eating and recrea-
ton. There is large dining
room, social room, game room,
writing room and a library.
CONTINUED on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

Thousands of indignant and
aroused citizens are expected
to attend a gigantic mass
meeting being organized by
the Civil Liberties League of
Boston, l B P OEW.
The mass meeting, to pro-
test the brutal beating and
nlistreatment of colored Amer
lean preachers going about
their sacred business in the
South, will be one Of the out
standing features of the Pro-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
REV. TIMOTHY |, SCOTT, ID.
At CHARLES ST. A.M.E. CHURCH
EMINENT REVIVALIsT here OCT. 4.18

preaching service will begin at
$50 P. M. Supporting the
preacher a chorus will sing the
Old Gospel Hymns and prayer
and praise meetings will be held.
The services are open to all and
especially to those persons who
have no church connections.
The pastor, Rev. Oliver W. H.
ChilderS has known DR.. Scott
for many years and worked with
him in other revivals and rec
ommendS him to the public of
Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

married to Miss Caroline Gould
school teacher Of Boston at ST
Cyprian's church, Rev Leroy
Ferguson officiating. The bride
was in a brown ensemble with
corsage of American Beauty
rose buds.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
ELKS IN BIG DEDICATION PROGRAM
Parade Music Festival, Pageant s Mass Meeting
BIG TENT CLOSES
SUNDAY NIGHT

The big Tent on Warwick st,
where the Bible Institute has
conducted services the past
summer, under the able direc-
ton of Evangelist A Yelling
ton Clarke, closes this Sunday
night at 8 o'clock. Rev Theo-
dore Carcich, president of the
Southern N. E. Conference of
the 7th Day Adventist church,
will preach on 1.-THE Impair
donable Sin"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

Thursday evening, Sept "a,
Col West A Hamilton, formerly
of the 366th Inf, UsA, now as
signed to Pairie Veiw College,
Pairie Veiw, Texas, as Senior
Instructor of the RoTC, was
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

inner, and Maurice Smith, all
of whom paid glowing tributes
to the contribution of Rev Ri
ley to the religious and civic
life of the community. Both
Rev and Mrs Riley responded
graciously.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26
Congressman
Loses Race
In Detroit

DETROIT, MICH.-The i'm
portance of the Colored vote in
the war effort and how it can
be modified to aid Nwin-the-
war candidates for Congress,
was shown here Tuesday, when
colored citizens, voting in the
primaries, retired Representa-
CONFINED on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

5000 votes; Mrs, Amanda Jones,
81 Monroe ST., sponsored by
Harmony Lodge, 5000 votes,
Springfield, Mass.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27
Axis Troops Occupy
Base Of Toulon

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27
WANT ADS
Get Results

fP 5;,,, REDUCTIONS IN AUy0,;r
nile bodily injury rates ,o oAo'
ihsHi ailcr Is tine only c.,,.,uoM
Nun loW"r pro" trend. Irs,,'Ey
department. Citizens I,"'"lIce
lIHSt COMPANY. "'''' q
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

EVERY BEAUTY SIGNIFICANCE,
en- oh"p Experienced up,ra,n,
rhifdily located. pnunr 2m ,n.
appointment. Srldyrrs u..,,,,'.
shop over Parilcr'S plu. Store
SS-iI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

QUALIFY rDAlE .,,...-
WEish'S, top service you go, NJ
an from Doug and BOP kailr"y',,
II. .. fHikncr and Son CIni 4"
Wood. Phone bio, '"' ,''io
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

" ANTED: SETTLED WGlrIy .rc
ave en- place. Ia du uuu.,I.,.,,,,'''
Hu"d salary. Ad,irv,, -II,.., ll'''.a.
81 car, Dispatch ~ !!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

HENDERSON BUSINESS ,,I,,----
N'W Term. January I E,.' ".THh
New Year rr.Mj-w.ln -" The
training. Everything la r '". me-
nr,ulug 10 lose. S''h dnt
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

\ rs. WE HAVE ANOTHER SIM,
mrn' "i late model good used r,,.
to-day. 1910 tnCtruivt coach rIc,n
81 pm: 1889 Furd coach t,n'.
!IN" nrw. 1910 Old-up..ri. ,.J.,,.
ly'"a and runs ijhc = new. c,,'
1913" thcNroIc; coach. "a rg. yn':,
,.Mv; TWO '"n\vrthlr ,uupr.. +,
W." model AND u 1859 model. bn,"
i"IuS. priced lu move. .,r,r,,,
good used ears al $15.GJ /, sim Hn
each, tandlrr-P".urr Motor Co
Let;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

ASK US ABOUT FuRriiEK rE
uuc'i"hS IN automobile lahIIIt,. '
Surahce. Gates lnsIrIncy AScr III.
Phone 800 'eoncy
2l-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27

" AHfEn: SHORT ORDER COr,.'
Georges Cafe. -.
2i-n,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27
WE SPECIALIZE. IN Alb
kinds Of bod: and fender rr-
pair wG.'k. Motor Sues q.

Mex SOLES AND HEELS WILL
mhI.' yrur rlH al.c- dr many
'H"rr months g >r..lr.. Sc viii
call for yours and deliver 'irm.
Norwich SGuc Repair, ~ 'mr III:
2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-27
He'd NNNNIAiLNT ENn

..CN MANY PAIRS OF SHOES N
,'lI ""lnr are not working. y"
can add months ui Wom ..ll. .rr..
!cv 10 Them. Phone G5G. We call
..G ..I deliver. Grissum's Shoe
SH'l. lU-I
La gaceta., 1942-11-09

Prensa. trate de diSuadirlo de E.
llo con toda Ia autoridad que me
dan cuarenta Y Siete amos de ca
rrera... listed lleya d~iecisiete a.
nos en- q servicio diplomatico de
su pals, le die. listed es Conse-
jero de Embajada, Encargado
de Negocios de Ia Republica de
Oronte, con I'm brilante porve-
mir, como 10 prueba 81 hecho de
que, ultimamente, EN- Ginebra,
ol JEFF de la delegation dc vues-
tro pals me ha asegurado que
Sera listed aScendido a Ministro
EN- Ia pr6Xima combination di-
plomatica. Pero 81 listed pro-
nuncia cse discurso reyoluciona
rio, 81 listed expone en- pdblico
esas IDEAS. idealistaS, no sera
dud0so que sea listed declarado
cesante. perdiendo asi su mag
nifica carrera." 6Sabe listed Sc
nora, 10 que me contest6?.. 10
que tengo cue deeir, 10 dire
La gaceta., 1942-11-09
cueste 10 que cueste."

-Siempre lie he dido expire
Sar ideas baStante avanzadas,--
afirm6 Rakoko encendiendo un
habano,-pero nunca hubiese
creido que habria tenido la au-
dacia de exponerlas en- pdblico.
Les dire en- confianza: yo creo
que 81 es algo comunista...
listed Sc equivoca-, inte-
rrumpi6 CASTOR. -Gaslez no es
mi comunista nj anticomunista.
Es sencillamente un hombre de
sentido comGn, q. ha visto los de
fectos e nuestro siStema econ6-
mico y politico. y quiere dar a
conocer la manera de salvar
nuestra civilization de la deba-
Gle hacia la cual la llevan los OBJ
cccadoS que temen toda innova-
cion..
Ii Muy bien, de Marzac ID
10 la baroneSa-. listed es su a.
migo y 10 defiende; pero eonfie-
La gaceta., 1942-11-09

Sc listed que, esta vez, ha lido un
POGO demasiado lejos en- su dis
curse.
No ha querido escuchar mis-
consoles, a pesar de la eNperien
Gle que me dan cuarenta Y Sic
te amos de carrera-declar6 en-
faticamente ell gagalandes.-
Pues bien, ique sufra las conse-
cuencias!
-Pero, Excelencia,-rerlico
CASTOR, do que Gardez desea
con su reforma economical Y po-
Utica es ell bieneStar de todos, Y
la Suppression del noventa Y nue.
We por ciento de las causas de
guerra.
55Sabe listed, Senor de Mar
FAC, 10 que necesitamos para ven
Ger la crisis economical mum
dial ?1interrumpi6 Rakoko.-
Els mucho mas sencillo que TODD
d eom5,icado sistema ideado
por Ell senior Ganez.
La gaceta., 1942-11-09

"pato,p ciaudo d director fue
puesto en- Ia lista de Goa tempo
raNmente inuttlizados."
Alfredo Sc Nevada aver las ma
nos a la cabeza, como 81 no ere
yese 10 que estaba viendo: un d.
luvio de "jonrones."
Dos de los tres hits de los Gu
banos, los de V. GraneA Y Beas-
ley, fueron de dos "a.mohadi-
HAS"
Carsten impulse cuatro carre
ras Y tres Benny Fernandez.
Muchos fanatics" lie estre-
charon Ia mano al veterano Oh.
les Garcia, pelotero, organiza-
dor Y pesona correcta y amable,
que en- esta semana, namado por
el gobierno, dsbera presentarse
en- ell campamento Blanding.
Garcia es un antique y queri-
do sOcio del Circulo Cubano.
FL juego decisive, Ell s9ptimo y
1ltimo de la serie, Sc verificara
81 domingo.
La gaceta., 1942-11-09

Manuel Onis, 81 director de-
los "Gariba.dinos', no bate6 a.
yer de cuadrangular en- eli desa.
flo de su noyena con los Mann.
bises" perO cuatro de sus pelo.
terCs utilizaron su formula J
dispararon cuatro "jonrrones".
dan3o la victoia a Ia Unione
Italiana.
Produjeron los cuatro ma
canazos', algo que los fanatics
no espsraban, Carsten, la segun
da base; F. Fernandez, ell an
tesalis.a; Corrales, el jardinero
derecho, y Benny Fernandez,
que a. ar desempehara la "ini-
cial".
McGahagin empez6 ell juego
Y lie hicieron saltar. La direc-
ci6n del Circulo Cubano tuvo
que re.mplazarlo con Stephen.
Mickey Hernandez lanz6 con
eXtraordinaria maestria y dej6
a los ps,oteros cubanos en- tres
hits y una modesto carrera. O.
cho de los bateadOres de Granell
Sc atracaron de ''ponche".
Vicente tenia aver la suerte
en- su contra y cuando eStaba
"recibiendo", detras del ''home'
una pelota toca por ell bate Il
pogo en- el cuello, cayendo al tie.
rreno sin sentido y teniendo que
retirarse.
Los tres ''terap6uticos" de
"tyabuco d~isminuido" cristali
Zaron en- los "episodios' tercero
y septmo.
Ademas de los cuatro ''toleta
EOS" de 'marca mayor" los ga
ribaldincs, que recobrarOn 10.
espejuelos de hatear ,descarga
ron seis "jilotea" mas.
Benito, Onis, E. Fernandez J
Schiro no lograron "conectar'
Ademas de su "jonrr6n"
La gaceta., 1942-11-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 3
Calisxto Whitmarsh
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daS las conversaciones.
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