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Mizpah Jersey. the garden spot near Atlantic City
the Playground OF World has been endorsed by the
largest and organizations who have also
secured plots Of ground for national homes.
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the | B. p o Elks and various State conventions.
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ident OF the T. u. Sunday School Congress, ap-
pointed chairman Dr. Jernagn requested that the
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Here are just a few Of the many eminent
men who have already secured and hold
deeds 70 property in the rapidly growing
town Of Mizpah, N. j.;
/. The late Or. L. X williams. Pres.
National Baptist Convention. Chicago.
Q. Dr.. w. X. Jernsgin, Pres, BTU Sun.
day School Congress, Warrington. DC
3. Eon. J. Hley WILSON G.eut Excited
Ruler Of Elks. Washington, D. G.
{, Judge Edward W. Henry. Phnadel'
phiA. Pa.
5 Dr.. J. c, Austin, Chicago. I'll.
8. Claude A. Barnett. Editor, Annotated
Negro Press. Chicago. Ill.
7. Attorney George A. Parker. Dean,
Terrell Law School Washington. DC.
z. Mr.. H s. Jordan. Cashier. Industrial
Bank. Washington. DC.
Rev T. J. King. Pastor. Ebene1er
BAPTIST Church. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Men, Women! Old or
Young! Need Pep?
Want New Vim and vitaIfty7

Thousands q 10. co. So % feel veal. pspi.ss. oidss
than the'r year. whsn body lacks iron FRY ostrsx.
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Victoria de
Angelo Callura

NEW ORLEANS, JUNO 29.-El
gladiator Angelo Callura, de Ha-
milton, Ontario, lie pogo efectiva-
mente a Herbie Lockwood, de Fort
Barrancas, Y los jueces lie otorga-
ron unanimemente la victoria.
Lockwood, que pega bien con
la mano izquierda, mantuvo su te-
reno; pero NADIA pudo hacer con-
ira los furiosos ataques de dos
punos que su rival lie lanzaba.
Baj6 del cuadrilatero ell derro-
tado con heridas en- la nariz y un
ojo.
Callura peg6 a su% voluntad; pc
no no pudo derribar a su confirm
cante.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Dresser Contratado
De Nuevo por
Los Dodgers

NEW YORK, JUNO 30.-Branch
Hickey, que ell pasado septiembre
despidiera a Chuck Dresser, uno
de los Coaches" de los Esquiva-
dores, anunci6 aver que ha vuelto
a contratarle.
Desempenara la misma posici6n
que tenia antes y hoy Sc agregara
a la novena.
Ninguno de los actuales ayu-
dantes de Durocher sera despedi-
do.
Hickey asegura que jamas puso
en- duda la habilidad personal, en-
cuanto a la pelota, del veterano
Dresser.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Sc lie Dara a
Barney Ross la
Estrella de Plata

NEW YORK, JUNO 30.-Al
sargento Barney Ross, de la in
fanteria de marina, excampeon
mundial del peso complete ligero,
Sc lie entregara la medalla e%strella
de plata por su conspicua valentia
en- acci6n frente al enemigo.
La entrega Sc hara ell dfa a de
julio, en ell programa de tribute
a los heroes que Sc presentara por
la radio.
Ross puso en- peligro su vida
para defender a tres camaradas
heridos y do muerte a varios ia
poneses.
En- ell campo de batalla Sc lie
assemble desde soldado de prime
"a clase a cabo.
BESIDE hace algGn tempo viene
sometido a I'm tratamiento contra
la malaria.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
LOS PRIMEROS BATEA-
DORES EN- LA IGA
NACIONAL

Los primeros bateadores en- la
Liga Nacional, manteniendose
Dahlgren EN- la cabeza, con % ca
rreras, 70 "jilotes" y promedio de
351, son los siguientes:
Mccormick, de los Rojos de
Cincinnati, 238 veces al bate, 80
"jilotes", 20 carreras y promedio
de 3S6; Linus Frey, del Cincinna-
to, o PIT veces al bate, ~ clio
tes", % y 1872; Herman,
de los Dodgers, 240 veces al bate,
81 carreras, 78 ''hits" y 1926; Stan
Hack, del Chicago, 231 veces al
bate, 80 carreras, 20 "hits" y 316;
Musial, de los Cardenales, gao We
ces al bate, 40 carreras, rs "hits"
Y porcentaje de 313; Cuisine, de
los Piratas, 1872 C al bate, 81
carreras, SO "jilotes" y 3O7; Wal
ker, del San Luis, 217 Wales a la
gonna, SO "~jilotes", 20 carreras
v promedio de 3O4; Holmes, de los
Braves de Boston, 238 veces al
bate, % carreras, ~ ~"jilotes' y
3O3; Vaughan, Esquivadores de
Brooklyn, 271 veces al bate, bS
carreras, 81 'terapeuticos" y 200.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Dodds Correra
Frente al Sueco
.Gunder Haegg

BOSTON, JUNO 30.-El viernes
defendera ell pabell6n atletico
americana frente al sueco Gunder
Haegg, en- una carrera de dos mi
Has, ell estudiante de teologia Gil
bert Dodds.
La carrera Sc efectuara en-
Chicago. "Yo no Sc cual sera ell
resultado de esta %carrera," dijo ell
atleta que usa espejuelos; "pero
sc que me divertire como Dios
manda. Esta carrera no encierra
para mi emociones extraordina-
rias."
Estima que ell viernes podra es-
tablecer una marca en- las dos mi
las, 81 las piernas lie ayudan.
"No puedo pronosticar 10 que
hare; pero mi mejor tempo es 8
minutes y SO segundos y Greg
Rice me derroto por dos decimas
de un s~egundo."
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
o. PRIMEROS BATEA-
DORES EN- LA LIZA


Aparecen empatados en- ell pri-
mer lugar de la Liga Americana,
con 342 puntos cada uno, Hockett,
el notable jugador de los Indios
de Cleveland, y Stephens, la es-
trelIa de los Browns de San Luis.
Hockett ha bateado 70 "hits"
y cuenta con % %carreras; Steph-
ems lleva disparados SO "hits" y
anotadas 81 carreras
Wakefield, de los Tigres, apa-
rece en- ell tercer lugar, con 20 "a
rreras, II "jilotes" y promedio de
311; Higgins, de los Tigres, SO
hits, % y promedio dc
$40; Cramer, de los Tigres, 81
"hits", 23 carreras y porcentaje
de 298; Johnson, de los Senadores,
81 carreras, 38 ''hits" y promedio
de 291.
Van a continuation Appling, de
los Medals Blancas, con 281;
Laabs, del San Luis, $50, y Gull
lenbine, del Cleveland, 277.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Ouedo en- Libertad
De AcciOn un
Director-P elotero

ATLANTA, JUNO 30.-Al Lietz,
director Y pelotero de los "Guaji-
ros" de Atlanta, qued6 aver en-
libertad de acci6n.
Die la noticia ell p%residente de
la novena, Earl Mann, quien dice
Sc habfa hecho ~necesario un cam
bio de directories.
Prometi6 que Otros cambios
mas Sc haran antes del pr6ximo
lunes.
Los "Guajiros" marchan en- ell
segundo lugar.
Interinamente ell team" sera
comandado por Marshall Mauldin.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
l.. ,Juegos de Hoy en-
Il las Grandes Ligas
-. lbs Fondos de Socorro
Todo ell Dinero que Pro-
duzcan

JEW YORK, JUNO 29.-Todo
j dinerO que produzcan los desa-
T., de hoy en- las grandes ligas
. 5estinara a los fOndos de auxi-
II del Ej6rcito y de la Marina.
otrOs desaffos, con la misma
,pperOsa finalidad, Sc verificaran
il da 20 de julio.
produjeron los juegos de bene-
seio, ell anO pasado, $506,SSO.SO.
En- Ell circuito nacional jugaran
dObles desaffos estas novenas; San
Iuis Y Gigantes, en- New York
Roios Y Dodgers, en- Brooklyn
Cubs Y Braves, en- Boston. Pira-
ts Y Phillies Sc batiran de noche
' solo efectuaran un juego.
Jugaran de noche, en- la Liga
Americana, Yankees e Indios, en-
Cleveland; Atleticos y Browns, en-
San Luis.
Los Medals Rojas Y los Tigres
jugaran al atardecer, un solo de-
safiO; los Senadores Y Medals
Blsncas, seleccionadas sus estre-
jugaran ell primer partido con
IA novena de la estaci6n naval de
Great Lakes Y ell segundo entire
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Rice no Volvera a
Competir con Haegg

NEW YORK, JUNO 30.-El
"andarin" americana de largas
diStancias, Jefe Especialista j.
Gregory Rice, esta en- ell mar, en-
Ell Emery Rice, un barco de en-
trnamiento de la marina mercan-
tie, y no podra correr en- San Fran
cisco, ell dia II de julio, contra ell
famosO atleta sueco Gunder
Haegg.
Rice, seg1n los oficiales de la
COmisi6n Martina, no volvera a
New York hasta pasados diez dias
y no regresara en- condolences de
cOmpetir con I'm hombre cuidado-
Samente entrenado.
Luego de ser derrotado por
Haegg, Rice manifesto que no
VOlVera a correr en- este verano.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
La Novena de Great
Lakes Derroto
A los Cubs

TORONTO, Canada, JUNO 80.
novena de la base naval de
Great Lakes derrot6 a los Cubs de
Chicago por tercera vez, descar-
gando Is "jilOtes" y ganando Ell
desafio con anotaci6n de II ca
rreras por 7.
Lon Warneke empezo ell partido
por los Cubs y lie saludaron con
seis "hits" Y cinco carreras en-
tres entradas. Cuatro de las Gin
co carreras fueron impulsadas por
un "triple" de Joe Grace y un
"doble" de Barney McCloskey.
Hasta ell sexto no pudieron ano-
tar los Cubs. En- este Inning"
hicieron dos carreras, con cuatro
"iilotes"; luego agregaron otras
dos mas, en- ell septimo, con un ba-
tazo de cuatro esquinas del pit
cher Paul Erickson, teniendo un
corredor en- las bases. Bill Nichol-
son dispar6 otro cuadrangular por
Ia novena del Grey del Chicle".
Great Lakes lie, 15h, De; Chi
cago 7c, 14h, Be.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
TINTIT

Fl Enemigo de las Canas
NO Sc sienta apezarado por esas
.anaS' Luzca diez amos mas joven.
40 pierda la oportunidad de So
mua y la felicidad misma. Use
LIMIT y su cabello tendra esa
aparlencia de juventud. TINTIT
~ eOnitene nitrate de plata y su
p'ecio es econ6mico. Pfdalo a 81
vulca o 81 no al telefono n1mero
o'oo4. Para pedidos a la agencia:
~ Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Montgomery Salio
Para Luisiana

FILADELFIA, JUNO 3d. Ell
campe6n mundial del peso ligero,
Bob Montgomery, salio para New
Orleans, Luisiana, donde ell veni-
dero 4 de julio, domingo, comba-
tira frente a AL Reasoner, de Chi
cago.
Esta pelea de Montgomery sera
la primera desde que ell 81 de ma
yo arrebatara a Beau Jack, ell ne
gro de Georgia, la corona de las
1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Sc Unira a los
Att etic o S
De Filadelfia

SAN LUIS, JUNO 3O.-Un pit
cher zurdo de 81 amos, Herman
Besse, que voluntariamente Sc re-
+;rara en- este ano para dedicarse
trabajos de defensa, Sc unira
how a los Atleticos de Connie
Mack.
Besse, que reside en- San Luis
ACADIA de ser reclasificado y anor@
nertenece, en- cuantO al servlci0
militar, a la clase Ia
Acelere Ell Dfa de la Victoria;
Compre Bonos de Guerra
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
'Compraron un
Pitcher los Phillies

FILADELFIA, JUNO SO.-Biil
Cox. ell presidente de los Phillies'
anunci6 aver la cOmpra del pit
cher Richard Conger, del Toronto,
LIZA International, que lleva ga
nados siete desafios y perdidos
cuatro en- este ano. D.,
Conger perteneci6 tambien al
Portland, de la Liga de la Costa
del Pacifico, y al Albany, de Ia
liga del Este.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Ellis Acosto a
Babe Verila

NEW BEDFORD, Massachu-
setts. iunio 3O.-En ell quinto
asalto del "match" verificado
aouf. Eddie Ellis, $50 libras, de
Quincy, puso a dOrmir por la cuen-
70 de diez a Babe Verila, de Pro-
violence, Rhode Island.
Pesaba ell maltratado 155 libras'
presenciaron ell combate, en- la
Arena Bristol, mas de 500 perso-
mas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Victoria de Robinson

NEW YORK, JUNO 3O.-El pc
50 Welter Ernie Robinson, de esta
cludad, vencio por puntos a John
ny Jones, de Pittsburgh, en- un
cOmOate verificado en- la Arena
Greensboro.
Pesaba ell ganador 146A libras
y Ell maltratado 151.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

Joe Carter, peso mediano de
Rome, estado de New York, ven
clio por puntos a Van Boob" Nc
Mutt, de Baltimore.
Dur6 ell encuentro diez asaltos.
Pesaba ell vencedor 157 libras, un
cuarto de libra mas que ell "vapu-
leado".
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
CON Los GUANTES

En- Washington, la capital de
la naci6n, Jackie Wilson, gladia-
dor de Pittsburgh, con 127h IL
bras de peso, puso a dormir, en-
ell octave %asalto, a Lew Hamburg,
vecino del Distrito de Columbia.
Pensaba Hanbury, segGn ell
anunciador, 131 ".
Fue en- Chicago que Tommy
1901, derribo por la
cuenta de diez, en- cinco asaltos,
a Robert Simmons, 149, de India
napolis.
Ell vencedor era ell favorito de
los expertos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

Sc lastim6 ell gladiator soldado
Vanderveer y en- su lugar peleara
ell Sr. Doyle, otro soldado.
Aparentemente Doyle es un bo-
xeador de experienced. Asegura q.
Sc bati6 con Richie Lemos; pero
no dice cual fue ell resultado del
match.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

Carl Guggino lie ha ofrecido a
sus amigos del barrio de Ellinger
que derrotara por nocaut, apesar
de que hay escasez de "dinamita"
en- SUI pufos, a Jackie Adragna.
Por su parte ell senior Adragna
sostiene que a 81 lie nacieron las
muelas en- ell pugilismo y que La
ventaia de Guggino es muy pc
uuena para que pueda hablar de
"nocaut".
Con un peso de 148 libras, Al
Tribuani, de Wilmington, Della
ware, superb Y venci6 a Dummy"
Davis, de New York. La ventaJa
en- peso del ganador era de a IL
bras.
Tuvo ell combate una duracion
de dieZ asaltos.
Ell peso ligero Charlie Davis.
de 1874 libras de peso, combatlo
con Johnny Dudley, de Detroit
Y los jueces concedieron a este La
victoria.
Pesaba ell triunfador 1876 libras
v ell m~altratado 134.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30

about now in the big emergency synthetic
rubber program.
snow we didn't do that research for war.
We did it for knowledge, in our regular hunt
for new and better ways to use petroleum.
"What we did for petroleum, other com.
panies did for other things. But the big point
is-here 1900 research people tuork for one
company just discovering netO and useful
things for the future,
''This war is proving, once again, that the
American idea is the greatest force on earth.
It's an idea Hitler will never understand But
lot of people he's pushing around are going
to share it and thank God for it before many
more years go byy"
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What is It we've got that Hitler hasn't

"TT0w could U. S. War production rise
IL higher in one year than Killers got in
ten? know some Of our ESQ chemists work.
ing on research, and think see how.
Take synthetic rubber.
Germany started years ago to develop syn
thetic rubber because the Germans planned
on war and knew they d have to have it.
''Here in the U. S. about year ago, we lost
our rubber supply almost overnight and with
out warning. Yet 0e're right notO on the wuy
to better synthetic rubber industry than
Germany will eUer haze!
''In our ESQ laboratories years ago we were
developing processes for making synthetic
rubber from petroleum. Processes you read
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30

Dancing party held on sat.
Jan. %, sponsored by the Wom-
ems Civic Club. Mrs. Bond of 81
st. Germaine st. was chairman.
A large number of service men
attended and danced to the
tuneful melodies of Tasker
Crosson's Orchestra. The ladies
Of the civic club served a deli
ciouS repast of all kinds of
sandwiches and coffee, cake,
candies, cigarettes were passed.
Musicale held on Jan. "a in
the reception hall was turned
over to the program committee
chairman, Miss Dolly Brown
who presented to the audience
a delightful hour of musicale
entertainment by the following
artists: the Misses McCree, Myr-
tie Brown, Avis Battle, Isabelle
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30
CURIOUS TRICKS
OF TWO DOGS

(RNs) Sometime If you are
near Hubert and Westminster
SITS, Roxbury, we hope you will
see a. small tan dog, only a
mongrel, who crosses his hind
legs and stands in this curious
manner watching passersby.
He loves to be noticed. How
ever, he has a rival on Tire
mont st, near Concord So, BoS-
ton. This fellow, who may be
a brother Of the Roxhury
trickster, likes to sit like a
man on the bottom step and
put his fore paws on the side.
walk. Sure we love dogs. Don't
you?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30
DEFENSE WORKER AT
DAY, HOSTESS AT NIGHT

(KNSl Our colored girls are
getting better and better when
it comes to versatility. We
know one charming young
LADY, who works at a lathe
daily at the Defense Plant on
Northampton st and by nine
o'clock at night she has
dotted her overalls and, yes
sir. she is in all her feminine
finery at the UsO Rooms on
Mass ave as a volunteer host"
ess. Our congratulations go TO
Miss Smith of Maiden, Mass
Yes! Maiden, Mass. Come on
YOU Bostonians and Cantabfl~
gsns or maybe you are already
at the Uso. Maybe we missed
your name.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30
b. G. FRESHMAN
WINS AT Y.M.C.A.

(KNs) On Saturday evening,
January 23, a Boston College
freshman from Kingston.
Jamaica, B w I won his spec
ialty the As yard dash. He won
his trials, semi finals and finals
from scratch; that is he gave
his opponents handicaps from
one foot to four or more feet.
That is how good Herbert Nc
Kinley Is now.
We congratulate this coll
ored youngster, however, we
hope the publicity he has been
receiving will not in any way
affect his running. To date on
~ Ned" Gourdin, in this Sec
ton, was not impaired by
great publicity. He was a real
champion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30
WARD 8 STREETS
LAKES IN REALITY

.CKNs) The Public Works
Department of the City Of Bos-
ton is neglecting the streets of
Ward Q this winter. Ice has
formed in the cutters near the
curbS and the catch basins are
frozen. The result is water has
no place to flow and lakes are
formed from the curbs out to-
ward the center OF streets for
a distance Of from two to six
feet in width.
We citizens of Ward 9 de-
serve just as good service as
the people in Brighton and
Jamaica Plain. We want our
streets cleared right away if
possible, both of Ice and Of
trash and debris,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-30
Red Cross Seeks
Volunteer Home
Nursing Aides

While the thousands of nlir-
ses answer the call of the
armed forces, nurses remain
ing behind must help If they
are to give adequate care to
civilians. To fill this need the
Red Cross and the National
Broadcasting Company are
appealing for $4,000 healthy
women between the ages Of
eighteen and fifty with a high
school education to take the
training for Red Cross voIun-
teer nurses aides in the next
three months.
But even with nurses aides,
the hospitals are overcrowded
There are few civilian doctors
remaining behind. 1t Is up to
Americans to keep healthy and
to know how to care for ill-
ness in their own homes. AM
orleans can get this knowledge
can do much to ease the
nurse-doctor shortage, and can
help ward off another war
time epidemic by taking Red
Cross Home Nursing. The ma
ton is expected to recruit
100000 students for home
nursing classes in this three
months campaign period.
What are you going to do to
protect the health Of America?
You are urged to decide where
you fit in and to contact your
local Red Cross chapter In the
Court House for further de-
tails.
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Army And Navy Recreation Center
$50 MASS. AVENUE, BOSTON
Sponsored BY
Boston Soldiers And Sailors Recreation Committee
Sponsored Bv

For the last week or so we
have had the service of the fol-
lowing young women at our
center, and we heartily welcome
those of you who might have
leisure time to serve at the USO
center: Mesdames Holman,
Greenidge, Atherly, Cousins,
Louise Ross, Bond, Turner,
SAMSON. Tyler, Willie Gordon,
Dorothy Kemp and the Back
Bay Hostess Club in it's entirety.
The get acquainted party on
Jan. 10 was a hugh success. The
service men and hostesses were
made acquainted with each
other by means of matched
numbers and formed acquain-
tances very readily by this
method. They expressed them
elves as enjoying the party
immensely.
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UP. DOWN. AROUND

Sanders Theatre at the Har-
ward Tercentenary exercises.
President Franklin D. Roose-
welt wants all to aid in the
fight against the nalady that
afflicted him. Help the March
of Dimes and Help Everybody.