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gardeners and others who lack
home canning facilities may get
food canned at reasonable rates.
In cases where food donors request
jars to replace filled ones, every eff
fort should be made to grant the
request by collecting empty jars
from families where they are no
longer in use. TT is only prudent
that we should prepare for the
worst that might happen" Mrs.
Dutton said. Statewide plans
have been carefully laid to protect
the people of Delaware against &C.
ton by the enemy. These prepare
tons will not be complete, how
ever, unless some provision is made
at once to feed those who might
become homeless and dependent on
others in the event of emergency
evacuation.
Food Banks
THE problem of establishing food
banks at properly located points is
of major Importance to every man,
woman and child. The donation of
food for this purpose is a precau-
ton that every family should make
as its own self-defense measure.
How important are food banks is
indicated by the fact that this
movement combines the indorse-
ment and egorts of all the units
that are acting on behalf of civilian
defense in the state"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. DIR. j. w. Colona, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

The services at Asbury Method
list Church next Sunday will be as
follows: the Church School will
convene promptly at 10 o'clock
with H. C. Jones, superintendent,
in charge: the morning worship
service and sermon at IL o'clock.
The Rev. L. B. Morgan of Middle
town will be the guest-minister.
He will teach the adult Bible Class
es at 10 o'clock and conduct the
worship service and preach at IL.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
TO FORM
FOOD BANKS

Continued from Page One)
ware Chapter has organized the
Evacuation Disaster Canteen Com
mittee of which Mrs. Forest J..
Funk is chairman and Mrs. Albert
v. Willett, Jr., vice chairman. This
committee is part of the State
Council of Defense. To date there
are Is units, approximately 145
women in the city and Is units
of 100 women in the suburban areas
who have taken the nutrition and
canteen courses sponsored by Red
Cross and are ready to serve. Mrs.
Grace Little, deputy nurse, OCD, is
securing names of nurses who may
be able to come to feeding centers
to serve in that capacity if needed
and Miss Elizabeth Straughn, di-
rector of first aid, is planning to
have delegated first aid people
available if needed in these loca-
tons. The Canteen Committee also
plans to supply women who can
provide nourishment in the casual
ty stations if that is advisable.
Grocers to Aid
There has been placed in the
hands of unit chairman four types
of, menus which may be used in
emergency feeding and food orders
corresponding with these menus are
in the hands of holesale merchants.
Wholesale dealers in meat, produce
and groceries, also the diaries, have
been contacted and are ready to
aid the evacuation, disaster canteen
committee in any way they can.
At the end of one year, food in
glass that has not been used in
emergency will be disposed of to
some worthy charity at the discre-
ton of the local committee and I'M
der the direction of the state chair
man.
Cans To Be Labelled
Each can or jar of food donated
will be labelled and bear the name
and address of the donor. County
chairmen will be asked to locate
commercial canneries where victory
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HELP WANTED

Young man or woman wanted to
learn printing, Linotype operation.
Apply at
SMYRNA TIMES OFFICE
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DIES FROM BEE STING
Farmer Stung at Crystal Beach
Attending Family Picnic

A bee turned a family reunion
into a tragedy last Sunday when
Walter j. Poore, Cecilton, Md,
farmer, died almost instantly from
the poisonous effects of sting in
his left wrist. Mr.. Poore who was
Al years old and known in Will
mington and Middletown,w was stung
while attending picnic at Crystal
Beach Manor, Nd, and died within
two or three minutes. Funeral SER
vices were held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at the Poore home with
burial in Bethel Cemetery, near
Chesapeake City.
Afraid of Bees
Four years ago, while working
on his farm, Mr.. Poore had been
stung by a bee on the lobe of his
ear and was unconscious for nearly
two hours. Members of the family
said he was deathly afraid of bees
and physician who was called
from Elkton on Sunday declared
that Mr.. Poore was allergic to bee
poisoning. Shock of being stung
also contributed to his death, the
physician said. Mrs. William G.
Salisbury, Wilmington, a sister,
who was a member of the family
group on the picnic, said her broth
er who had spent the morning and
early part of the afternoon at the
beach, was walking toward the
water when he suddenly stopped
and exclaimed, 1--WE been stung!"
Fought Off Insect
A few seconds later. Mrs. Sauls-
bury said, she saw her brother grab
his hat and wave it apparently in
an effort to drive off the bee from
his wrist. Just as she ran up to
him, she said, another bee stung
him on the head. In two or three
minutes, she said, he was dead. Mr..
Poore is survived by his widow
Mrs. Alice Poore, and six children
Walter Poore, Jr., IS, the eldest;
James, Kenneth, Mary Ann, Alice
Marie and Marshall, the youngest
age Z. There are also three broth
ers surviving: George of Cecilton
John of Middletown, Harry of Elk
ton, and two sisters, Mrs. Salisbury
and Mrs. Lillian Bailey, Elkton.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians

Mrs. William ID. Hudson enter
tanned last FRAY afternoon in honol
: of the third birthday of her daugh
ter Marcia. The little guests in
cluded John Howard Mcdonald anc
Terry Jackson of Dover, Laura Lee
Owens, Barbara E. Eley, GwynI
and Edwin Hynson, Jerry Pollen
Billy Pritchard, Tommy Price
David Hudson and Warner w
Price, 3rd.
Mrs. Elmer Passwaters, Miss
Frances Ann Davis, Miss Ruth
Gooden, Miss Florence Passwaters
Miss Nancy Wilson, Miss Audrey
Westfall and Miss Georgia May
Fox, who have been on house
party at Rehoboth Beach, have re.
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis H. Bell, Miss
Mary Emma Bell, George Bell and
Midshipman George A. Hamilton
left Monday for a visit with Pvt
Robert S. Bell at Westover Field
Mass.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Marian Scout
of Baltimore, Nd, daughter OF
Clement v. Scout, of Smyrna, tc
Arthur Hullett of Baltimore at Be
Air, Md, on Saturday, July Is
The couple will live in Baltimore
Mr.. Willard Deakyne spent the
weekend at the home of his sister
Mrs. Creadick Ennis and Mr.. Ennis
and will leave this week for Undue
ton into the Army.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall was lunch
con guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hope of Dover, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jones of
Wilmington, were guests over the
weekend of Mrs. Homer D. Hud-
son.
Mrs. Alma Coleman Thomas has
been spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Cole
man.
Charles Ross of Winterthur, Del,
has returned home after spending
three weeks with Joe and Millard
Passwaters.
Kenneth Smith spent several
days last week with friends in Re-
hoboth.
Mrs. George Lees of Baltimore
Md, is a guest of DR.. and Mrs. c.
G.. Harmonson.
Mrs. Charles A. Owens and
daughter Lee, returned to their
home in Lansdowne, Pa, on Satur-
day accompanied by DR.. and Mrs.
r. F. Corley for visit over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fearon have
Pbeen spending several days at Cape
May, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Graham of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.Thorn-
ley.
Mrs. Clarence B. Raymond left
Tuesday for viist with friends at
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.
Miss Mary Ellen Jones left Tues
day to accept a position with the
dupont Company in Wilmington.
Miss Marianne Webb will leave
August 28th for Sewanee, Tenn,
where she will teach Latin and
Spanish at st. Mary's Episcopal
School for Girls.
Miss Harriet Hutchinson, a grad
uate nurse at Delaware Hospital
in Wilmington, is spending a vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Frazier.
Miss Tiny Severson will leave on
Monday to enter the Office of the
Hercules Powder Co., in Whining
ton.
Mrs. James B. Messick has beer
the guest of Mrs. Theodore Brooks
of Bryn Wawr for the past week
Miss Blanch Keene of Delaware
City, was a guest of Miss Henrietts
Denney last week.
Miss Ruth FAIRIES, who has beer
with Jones Drug Store the past
three years, has gone to Whining.
ton to accept a position in the offie
of the Hercules Powder Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Money ant
son Blaine of Delaware City, were
guests over the weekend of Mrs
Robert II Denneu and family.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
TO SALVAGE CARGO
Valued Metal Sunk in Delaware
Bay Off LeWes

A valuable cargo of metal, now
enhanced in value by wartime
needs, is trapped in the hold of the
Inflated Clyde Line steamer, Mo-
hawk, which burned and sank in
Delaware Bay IL years ago. The
ship and cargo are to be salvaged.
Capt. Charles T. Johnston, Lewes
marine contractor, says he worked
on the wreck about eight years
ago and removed some Of the cargo.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
FOR SALE

1888 Plymouth Coupe has been
run less than 10000 miles. 5 excel
lent tires. Phone Smyrna 6277 or
see Mrs. Kate Ennis, Clayton, Del.
SO ct
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Cans To Be Labelled

Each can or jar of food donated
will be labelled and bear the name
and address of the donor. County
chairmen will be asked to locate
commercial canneries where victory
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
Milk Sources

Man uses the milk of the camel,
COW, goat, llama, reindeer, sheep,
water buffalo, yak and zeru.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-13
SEEDING TIME
FOR ALFALFA

CONTINUED from Page one)
phasis also on the source of seed
and the importance of incubation.
Although some farmers prefer the
Grimm alfalfa, it is recommended
that the common alfalfa be seeded
under Delaware conditions, and
that Kansas-Nebraska or north
western-grown seed be used if sat-
isfactory results are to be obtained.
The incubation material usually
can be purchased at the place
where the seed is bought, and
should be used according to direc-
tions.
Potash Fertilizer
In regard to fertilization, exper-
iments have indicated that a fer
tilizer which is high in potash
should be used at the time of seed
ing. Since alfalfa is a legume and
it gathers nitrogen from the air,
the fertilizer should contain only
enough nitrogen to give the crop a
good start. From 400 to 600
pounds of 2-8-10 fertilizer per
acre should be sufficient, except
that the nitrogen might be elimin-
ated if barnyard manure is applied
to the land and plowed under pre-
vious to seeding the alfalfa. AS al
falfa will not grow successfully on
very acid soil, it is necessary that
lime be applied, but the amount
per acre should be determined by a
soil test which will be made free of
charge by the Delaware Experiment
Station or the State Board of Agri-
culture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

CASH paid for furniture and house
furnishings or sold on sinai com
mission AZ suction Tao Ave Auction
House. sza Tao ave Main sTf4
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Wanted 10 Rent

hfCE modem 1.yTd1o4fHi arf1fs
nisned h8fns o1iet Feiiabss family
Il To - e. moEth. kiusef
bnoadssF i541
SIX - ssssu-fpam unfufnishs1
hlEns o ~ 11E ea4Lh IL.
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Special Notices

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
After this date. January LIST. / will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted other than by myself
(Signed) SGT. FRANK JOHNSON
FROZEN pipes thawed electrically.
economically. Main 1916. A. j.
Holmes Electric Co.
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SATURDAYS TIDES

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
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s ACRES

CORNER ssth and Orchard road.
Beautiful view Of oiympicH.
Quite a few trees ON property.
About 10 minutes 10 city center.
Price $500.
JESSE Q. THOMAS co.
Tis Pacific Main Tsis
Evenings. Tom Lowry. Ia sp<s
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POUR Fsofas vii partly furnish.
Tsrd 90 7s1o 1eath gkkims sFs
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Situations Wanted. Male

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Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS of lost articles adyer-
tised below please take notice
After you have returned the
articles 70 the loser go 70 The
racoms T1mes office sls MAI
ket where YOU will be pre-
sented with two guest tickets 10
the Temple theater.
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WAsT-used H-hp motor IN sood
condition Write T-s Taeom
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Stork Can't Keep
Russell Down

ROSALIND RUSSELL, indie
fatigable in entertaining army
posts. will keep right on despite
stork's plan TO call around early
next SUTrnTr.
Femme star so informed Holly
wood Victory Committee on wind
ing up work before cameras in
Flight for Freedom, +"
Her husband. 1t. Fred BrisSon,
is stationed near Palm Springs and
shell make that town headquar-
tiers while touring many camps
scattered over desert area.
Thus impending visit Of Stork
won't cancel Miss RusSells tours,
But II does affect itinerary Origi-
nal plan was for her 10 visit Aus
tralia on finishing her flyers role
in Flight for Freedom which,
incidentally. has her discovering
secret Jap bases in Southwest Pa
cific isteS IN pre-war days. She
thought il would be nice 10 visit
area pictured.
But I'll work around here
now" said star. I'VE want the
baby horn on American soil"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Comedians Top
Frontenac Bill

BILLY JOY with his satires on
the weaker sex. opened Monday
in Karyl Norman'S male revue al
the eeHteF-of-the-town Club From.
tenac. WITH Don Wise, the gum
chewing comedian who has been a
favorite ~ DetroiicrS for The past
four seasons. JOY makes an almost
unbeatable comedy scoop, and il IS
a lineup which promises TO be-
come fixture.
In addition n Wise and JOY,
Norman is presenting a cast OF 20
other entertainers each top notch
IN their line. and running from
the operate satireS Of Niles
Marsh 10 the torch singing OF Lee
Carol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

lis. Your story intimated we were
having "A secret romance while
each was married.
| can see that George has a JUS
tihable complaint, although he did
say when / questioned him about
another girl with whom he dined:
You have the wrong girl. The
only one / really like is Ilona
Massey. So, my item was a little
too strong
SENSE OF HUMoR
WHEN JEAN ARTHUR heard
she had won the BOBBY prize IA
the least cooperative star
among the women, as voted by
the Hollywood Women's Press
Club, and that ROsalind Russell
was awarded the golden apple
for being so helpful. Jean said:
Just goes tO prove we've got
everything on the Columbia
lot"
After that. you can't say Jean
hasn't a sense OF humor even IL
the scribes can't get to her for
interviews. When George Sam
ders heard he was elected head
OF the bad boys" his only com
ment was: How could IL be
otherwise"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
MISUNDERSTANDING

GEORGE BRENT says ! mis-
Understood nm and that he did
NOT say ne intended TO marry iona
MASSEY.
Said George II told YOU 7 ad-
mired her greatly aS much rs any
woman in the world We met
when We we're IN international
Lady We never went out to-
gcther until after Ann left me and
she Was divorced from Alan Cur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

Even n YOU have heard that
one before IL il sure 20 he funny
with Joe as the rookie,
La gaceta., 1942-09-19
OEPORTES
LA "ONDA A JUGA-
RIA HOY CON LAS "PAN-
r

A las cinco de la tarde de hoy,
en- Ell terreno de Phillips, Sc ba-
tran las Panteras de Plant, d.
rigidas por Price Leeper, con la
fonda Dorado" de Bradenton,
comandada por Joe Rosseau.
Ell equipo local utilizara a los
siguientes futbolistas:
Burke, 1855 libras, lie; B. Low
ry, IT'S libras, It; Mullen, 1913,
lg; Younger, 100, c; Grovesmc,
1856; rg; Fletcher, 184, rt; Mill
sap, 100, re; Baughman, 1856, qb
Bobby Belle 1853, III; Wilcox, c,
155, o Bryant, 156, rh, y Billy
Belle, 172, fb.
Presentara Ell "once" de Bra
denton la vecina ciudad, a Tur-
ner, Lovestead, Stephens, Walk.
er, Routh, Johnson, Bailey, Jor-
dan Bunton, Belts y Bradley.
Rudy Rodriguez sera Ell "um.
pire", Yaney ell referee" Nj
CARNEY ell jefe de Inca y Dial.
ton Ell juez de campo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-19

Colasillo, una noche, no pu-
diendo contener por mas ITEM
20 su curiosidad, habia pene-
trade en- ell hall de este Hotel de
Oriente.
Llevaba los peri6dicos consa-
bidos debajo del brazo.
Y, luego de ofrecer su mercan
cia a varios viajeros que estacio
naban en- los sillones, tomando
el fresco, Sc encaro con ell mat
tire, que va acudia, con el ceno
.fruncido, dispuesto a echar a la
calle al importuno, como un Pc
FRO de guarda que enseha los
dientes a un vagabundo:
5i0iga, senior, digamel...
-5Que desea?-repuso el O.
tro de NAL talante.
Use han marchado va o ST.
guen en- ell hotel los sehores mar
Qusses de RIO Verde y su fami-
.lia?.
Ell maitre pareci6 recordar.
La gaceta., 1942-09-19
LA SERIE DE TRES JUEGOS
t LOS ASTURIANOS
Y LOS GARIBALDINOS

Empezara mahana, en- ell par
que Cuscaden, una sensational
serie de tres juegos entire los Ga
ribaldinos de la Unione Italia
ma y los Asturianos del Centre
de la avenida Nebraska.
Las puertas Sc abriran a la
100 y las practicas de los
teams" empezaran a las 2.
A las 2;30 entraran las no.
Venas en- combate, dirigidas por
Pope Iglesias Y Manuel Onis.
Los Garibaldinos cuentan con
los magnificos servicios y la ex-
traordinaria habilidad de Luis
y Mickey Hernandez.
Els probable que Pope Iglesia
abra con Pulido; pero este pun
to no 10 ha marcado todavia.
Cada novena va dispuesta a
sus mejores esfuerzos,
por cuanto la vencedora conquis
tara ell honor de jugar la serie
La gaceta., 1942-09-19
LOU n LANZARA
HOY CONTRA LOS CARDE
MALES

Chicago, Sept. 18.-Lou War
neke, ell veterano pitcher, solicit
to aver del director Jimmy Will
son que lie permita lamar hoy
contra los Cardenales, novena a
Ia que perteneciera durante va
rios amos.
LuegO de or los a%rgumentos
de su 'serpentinero," Wilson dc
cidi6 complacerlo.
Frente a Warneke los Pajaros
Rojos colocaran al excelente pit
cher Morton Cooper, que trata-
ra de obtener ell triunfo vigesi-
m%o-primero de la temporada.
Hace pocos dias Warneke do
min6 a los Dodgers e inici6 ell
fatal" descenso de la novena
La gaceta., 1942-09-19
Sc A LAS DEUDAS
DE JOSE LUIS Y BILLY
CONN

New York, sept. 19.-El CO.
mite de escritOres deportivos
que dirije la pelea de campeona-
to entire Jose Luis y Billy Conn,
acord6 aver que del dinero que
produzca ell match Sc paguen
las deudas de Jose Luis y su RI
val,
Luis debe 500, 951.53, en- es-
ia forma: $59,805.5O a Mike
Jacobs y SAL, 146.O3 a John Rox-
borough, uno de sus directories.
Billy Conn adeuda $34,50O al
Glib Siglo Veinte, que preside
Mike Jacobs,
De todos modos, eSa cantidad
es muy ,pequena comparada con
la que los dos pGgiles ganarian
81 ell combate Sc verificase sin
I'm fin benefico determinado.
Los dos soldados tienen dere-
cho a exigir, por promesas que
Sc les habian hecho, que por 10
menos Sc les paguen sus deudas.
La secretaria de la guerra a.
cept6 aver Ell nueve plan.
La gaceta., 1942-09-19

cuerdos dulces, cspoleaba al pc.
Qeho en- su %espionaje.
AL fin vic que los padres de
Ketty Sc apeaban en- las cerea-
Mas de la Capitania general. y
el los imit6.
Cada vez mas intrigado, CO
memo a caminar por ell centric
del paseo de Isabel ii, sin perder
de vista al matrimonio, que iba
por la acera de la Capitania.
Ash llegaron a la plaza de An
tonic Lopez.
Y, con gran sorpresa de Dick.
los padres de Celita subieron las
oscaleras de la fachada princi-
pal de la nueva casa de Correos.
v sc detuvieron en- la meseta su-
perior.
Dick tambien Sc detuvo. leios.
precisamente al pie de la estatua
de Antonio Lopez, como 81 espe-
rara un tranvia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-19

a caer en- las manos del inmun-
do COgorzG?
Todas estas reflexiones las ha
cia va Dick parade enfrente del
hotel, mezclado con esa multitud
elegante y abigarrada que for
man los trasnochadores de toda
gran ciudad, entire las constela-
clones de luces de las Ramblas.
Todo el resto de la noche, to-
da La manana siguiente, estuvo
Dick pensando en- ell encuentro
del circo.
IA que habian venido a Bar
celona los padres de Ketty?...
FL saba muy bien q. los mar
queses de Rio Verde y sus So
brinos. y aquellos sehores que
llegaron acompahando al inge-
Micro y su familia de la leiana
Java, habian regresado va a
Madrid, desde varias semanas
antes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-19
al fin, diio:

1 al I'm, ulJO'
ii va hace tempo que sc
marcharon todosl...
Dick do las gracias Y sali6
nuevamente a las Ramblas.
Hacia de este dos meses, tres
meses.... tai vez mas, y por clio
lie extrahaba ahora mas a Cola
sillo la presencia en- Barcelona
de los padres de Celita.
IA que habian venido a la Gu
dad Condal?
jEs que regresaban, solos y
tristes, a Java, otra vez?
mo habian logrado encontrar
el rastro de la hija armada?
Dick, lleno de cariosidad. rom
do desde las diez de la manana
del dia siguiente, por los alrede-
dores ell hotel donde Sc hoSpeda-
ban los padres de Ketty.
Pero no logr6 verlos.
Teniendo como tenia libre to-
do Ell dia (los dias de diario, ex-
La gaceta., 1942-09-19

Ell 1nico juego de aver en- esta
Liga fue ganado por Ell Cincin-
natl, que en- la novena entrada,
ihallandose empatado el partido,
una carrera por un, consigui6
anotar A wees, obteniendo la vic
toria.
Jack Hallett, rey de los 'pon-
ches" en- Ia Liga international.
explosion en- ell noveno lue-
go de sostener un rehido duelo
con Johnny Wander Nicer. Alton
La gaceta., 1942-09-19

Tom Lteb, mentor de los Cal
names, tiene confianza en- la vic
toria Y anuncia recurrira a los
servicios de Graham, Miller, Ra
born, Lee, Konetsky, Cary, Kin
ka, E%ntzminger, Jones, Mitchell
y Cory.
Mandara ell equipo de la mari
ma, integrado por Chipley, Skin,
Brutz, Ray, Macleod, Janusas,
Reeves, Iverson, Terrell, Nc
Afee y Golden, ell teniente John
H. Adams.
Todos los jugadores de la ma
rina proceden de colegios y uni
versidades, 10 que significa son
hombres que conocen bien el
futbol.
McAfee es un castro" y ell a.
no pasado jug6 con los Osos de
Chicago.
Los peritos opinan que las ma
yores probabilidades de triunfo
estan de parte del "once" man.
dado por Adams.
La gaceta., 1942-09-19

Pedro Y Maria de la Cruz no
cesaban de hablar entire ellos.
All mismo TEMPO. miraban sin
cesar a uno y otro lado de la
inrensa plaza, como 81 espera-
sen a alguien.
Dick estaba cada vez mas in
trigado.
IA quien esperaban los pa.
ares de la dulce compaherita de
miserias Y dolor?
DE pronto, pareci6 descorrer.
Sc Ell velo del enigma.
I'm hombre de unos treinta y
cinco o treinta Y seis amos, alto,
muy delgado, cast esqueletico,
Vestido de gitano Q de hdngaro.
con pantalones bombachos, bo-
tas y pOlainas, Y enorme SON.
prero flexible, de piel muy mo-
rena y tostada por ell sol, cast
negra, habfa surgido por la es-
quina de la Gale del Consulate,