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MORAL SUPPORT

Lucille Fairbanks, newly signed
to a Warner contract, invited
members of the Bliss-Hayden little
theater where she studied. out to
watch her first scene in We Are
Not Alone"
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
"A OBRA INCANSABL.E DE-.
LA
DE TAMPA

CdrtGs
De cartas recibidas por ina
apreciada companera, copiamos
los parrafos que siguen; "Por
conducto de la Liga de MUtila-
dos hemCs recibido sus donati-
vos Y ma carta en- la cual Sc nos
da a conocer que en- esas tie
rras Sc anna a la humanidad. La
simpatia de ustedeS hacia nues-
ira causa, queda patentizada,
una vez mas, con ell donativo
lue Sc han dignado mandar es-
los mutilados de la guerra que
noy tenemos la ~desgracia de yer
nos Separates de nuestras fami-
las Y de nuestra patria".
EN- ell precise instante de re-
iact&r esta carta, que todoS los
mutilados tenemos ell honor de
dirigirle a lsted, Srta. Josefina
Dfaz, para que la trasmita a las
restantes c%ompaneras que han
tenido tan alto rasgo de simpa-
tia hacia n~osotros, estamos reu-
nidos Is mutilados que por sis
tema democratico hemos tenido
la suerte de MERCER Ell amadrl-
namiento de companeras tan nc
bles Y gentiles.
Adjuntamos en- la presente
nuestras mas expresivas gra-
cias Y tambien ell deseo de con-
servar en- nuestros pensamien-
tos la consideration que para
todos los mutilados sc han dig
nado ustedes demostrar desde
esa parte del mundo a estos cam
pos de concentraclcon de Fran
cha.
Para la mejor satisfaction de
ustedes ampliamos un POGO mas
esta cartaa para informarles de
que vuestro donativo 10 hemos
distribuido en- la siguiente for
ma: Con las maquinas, navajas,
polvos y toallas hemos tornado
una pequeha barberia al servi-
clio exclusive de los mutilados.
Los cepillos de dientes y los pre-
parados para usarlos, Sc han dis
tribuido acknowledgements To-
do este sc 10 cOmunicamos para
~nuestra mejor satisfaction.
Tampa prosigue laborando en-
favor de los que sufren y mantle
niendo su lealtad a la democra-
ella.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28

asistencia, La ealida prsdica fue
escuchada con espirftu revereu-
ts por la congregation, Era 81
texto; JESUS prede estar entire
nosotros", Y tai parecia, en- Ell
ambiente de aquella Sala Evan
gelica que ell Espiritu del Senior
estaba presente en- los coneep-
toS profundoS del orador.
Manana Martes Sc despite dc
nosotros ell estimado Ministro,
regreSando a su hogan en- Sagua
la Grande, Cuba, donde lie espe-
ra su Congregation con los bra
Zos abiertos.
My sarisfechos del exito la
Congregation local, ell Pastor
Rev. j. Silva, los of,ciales y
miembros.
FelicitamoS a los Hermanos
Bautistas por las bendicioneS ob
tenidas durante estoS diaS dc
banquete espiritual.
All Rev. Calleiro, nuestro es-
timado companero lie deseamos
un feliz viaje de regreso a su pa
tria querida, Cuba,
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
LISTA DE CoNTRibuYEN-
TIES PARA Ell cOMITE PO.
PULAR DE AYUDA A Los
REFUCIADOS

Contribuyeron con S22,95: ia
brica dc Pelfecto Garcia cope.
rarios), loche.
Contribuyeron con $l9.16: o.
perarios de la Fabrica de Re
gensburg (leche).
Contribuy6 con $500: Pic
Brun, Manila, Filipinas.
Contribuyeron con $500: La
Nueva Era Gro, Manuel Ms
nendez, Franklin Mems Shop.
R. Rodriguez Alfonso, Eusebio
Faedo.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Sweet
Water Crek Dairy.
Contribuyeron con $500: Gre
cos Floral Shop, Fernandez y
Garcia, Cooperative La Nuova
Vita, Aleman Hardware, Cafe
4 de Julio,
Contribuyeron con $3.50: Ca
.fe Las Novedades, Pedro Lima.
Contribuyeron con $1.00: Ca
feteria La Norma, Cafeteria La
N~aviera, Cafeteria La Regula-
dora, Cafeteria Columbia, Ca
feteria, La Familiar, Cafeteria
La Nacional, Manuel Garcia
Gro, Joaquin Huerta, Jose A
costa, Jose Campoamor,' YbOf
Furniture, Mascunana Printing
Co., Express Cafe, Crackers
Place, La America Restaurant,
Louis Wohl & Sons. DR.. Myers,
Lido's Cafe, Alberto Perez Gro.
La Palma Bakery, Cooperative
FL Recurso, Royal Theatre, A.
and F, w. t., Valencia Floral,
La Favorita Bakery, La Pops
lar Bakery, Fernandez Restau-
rant, Ell Bien Pdblico Drug
Store, Gallego's Barber Shop,
Eagle No. / Drug Store, The
Friends Club, La Flor Gro, Sal
cines y Lopez, Mistretta Bros.
Gro, IBombero Gro, Atlanta
Restaurant, Polo Norte Ice Sta.
Jose Suarez Fernandez.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Quintero's Ser, Sta, Twin
Palm Inn.
Contribuy6 con go centavos
Nicolas Fruit Stand.
(C0ntiRudrd).
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
NOTAS SOCIALES
Puerto Cerradao

A petici6n del pdblico Sc e
pondra hoy en- Ell cartel del tea
tro Casino, dirigido por Jose
Glamour, la notable pelicula ar
gentina "Puerta Cerrada".
Muchas personas que no pu-
dieron yer la cinta la semana
pasada, lie pidieron a Joe que Ia
repusiera de nuevo y el decide
hacerlo.
Libertad Lamarqre, la encan-
tadora mujer, notable actriz Y
excelente ~cantante, es la prota-
gonista.
81 no la vic va, no pierda IA
OCCASION que hoy sc lie ofrece.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Enfe4meOS

EmfsqmOS
He aqui la lista de socios y
pensionistas enfermos en- ell Sa
natorio del Centre Espanol: Ri
cardo Casal, Pablo Garcia, ia
vier Couto, Rafael Escobar, Jo-
Sc Garcia, Francisco Goldeiro,
G. Pardo, F. Gonzalez, James
Jones, Alfredo Esper6n, Duffie
Wellbouner, Felix Gonzalez,
Sra. G. G. Whidden, Juanita
Guisandi, Maria Garcia, Aida
Escobar, Josefina Morales, Car
mela Puscilio, Frances Filappe-
Ito, Antonio Monies d coca.
Salieron aver tres de ellos,
James Jones, Juanita Guisandi
y Duffie Wellbourner, dados de
alta por sus respectivos medi-
cos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
En- Ell Centre ObrerO

Rafael R. Espina asisti6 anc-
che a la function del Centre O.
brero y nos dice: en- la Huei-
ga de Lavanderos", Matilde L6-
pei supo mercer los aplausos
del publico, como autora Y como
actriz. Una obra basada en- altos
principles de moral social y dig
ma de los tiempos en- que vivi-
mos.
Los spectators lie hicieron
justicia a la obra, a los artistas
y al programa en- c%onjunto.
Queda complacido Espina.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28

AlmuerzO
Esta anunciado para ell domin-
go, en- ell temple de la Doce ave
nida y Gale 10, ell almuerzo fra
ternal organizado por la Or
ZEN Caballero de la Luz.
Interviewer en- Su prepare
zion conocidos hermanoS.
Tenemos la seguridad de que
triunfaran en- su empeno.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Oficiara el notario Candida
Perez.

Concurso de Nataci6n
FL jueves, dia 81, sc sfectua-
"a un concurso de nataci6n en- ell
parque de Crscaden, a las tres
de la tarde.
Sc ha venido preparando ei
programa por la Sra. Lane, en-
ausencia de Clinton, que esta dc
vacaciones.
! Oportunamente daremos is
nombres de los contendienteS.
Continda afirmandose que IA
Liga Intersocial organizara cua
tro teams de nataci6n para com
petir en- ell parque de Cuscaden
y retar despres a los nadadores
de Tampa y ciudades cercanas.
81 ell plan Sc realiza en- estoS
dias, a su debido tempo dare
mos nuevos detalles.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
De RegreSo

De RegreSo
Mario Rodriguez, Ell conoci-
do cronista, ha regresado de ST.
.viaje de vacaciones a la Haba-
ma.
LIE acompan6 su esposa Y los
dos regresan muy satisfechos
de la vista a la capital Guiana.
Llegue a ellos nuestro saludo
de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
LOS CULTOS BAUTISTAS"
Ell ReperendO CdUeirQ

Anoche terminaron los Cultos
dirigidos por ell Rev. M. A. Ca
lleiro, en- ell Temple Bautista de
la Gale Is, con una numerosa
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
BOda

Hoy Sc verificara ell matrimo
MO de la bella senorita Margari
ia Sardinas ! el apreciado jO-
ven Ismael Garcia, Jr.
Firmaran ell acto, la Srta.
Margarita Garcia, hermana del
novio, y Clodoaldo Garcia, her
mano de la novia.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS =
PLATA RIGA, LUSFROSA,


Plata para la mesa. -. Lc que las mu-
jeres Qulereh y desean. Plata para Ia me
So, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por Ia famo'
- WIN. A. ROGERS SILVERWA ARE.
Una gran noticia teremos que dar a
nuestra6 lectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de Ia cooperation
de ID Oneida, Ltd. fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. "A. Rogers, hace possible ID
9dquisiei6h de estos cubiertOs a sps hume
rosos l~ectores. listed pusde teneF 10 que
otras Sehoras y sshoritas tiehen.
cALIDAp - DURAcION DE PoR VIDA
Ia dusO ~cEeerIO, pero "a realidSd esta
aqui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
REDEEM

Sunday School at McColley's next
Sunday at 1870, Harvey Z. Penuel
the superintendent. requests the chill
dren to be present. The committee
is arranging for the children's day
service the second Sunday in June
They look for large attendance.
Preaching at 2:3O by pastor. the
Rev. o. B. Rice. Everybody wei
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walton. Sr.,
Miss Mildred Donovan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey E. Penuel and daughter,
Betty Louise. and Preston Donovan
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walton. Jr.. of near Milford.
on Tuesday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clendaniel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Penuel and fam
lily were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Clendaniel and family Sunday
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

Mrs. Amanda Stevenson were visit
ors at the New York Worlds Fair
ON Tuesday.
Unity Church News
The Unity NJ f. Ladies' Aid Society
that met at the home OF Mrs. Otis
Joseph on Saturday evening was we'll
attended, the proceeds from the
measuring party totaling S12.15. The
next aid meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. Franklin P. Johnson ON the
third Saturday evening OF June, the
18th.
Plans are under way for holding a
ehildren's day exercises at Unity NJ.
F. Church. the date being announced
soon. Watch this column for par
ticiIlars.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips who has been
staying at the home of her son. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Phillips for the past
few months and who has been very
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilson OF
Milford spent the weekend with
Mrs. Annie Boone.
Kathleen, Claire and Naomi Jester
of Lewes spent last week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Jester.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Rentz and son
Leslie were Wilmington visitors last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Bostic and
daughter Alice Louise, of Whining
ton were guests of Mrs. Susan BOs-
lie last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter white, James
and Betty Dare and Mrs. John s.
Camper werc Wilmington visitors
last Saturday
Charles Palmer OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
was a recent guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer.
Miss Reta Mcguire OF Camden.
was the guest OF Miss Edith Fisher
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purnell. Miss
Helena Case and Mrs. s. K. Belts
visited Mrs. Homer Belts near Mid
dlrtOwI last Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Boone spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Boone Of
Wilmington.
a special service will be held I'm
the church next Sunday morning
Xr. and Mrs. George Fowler nf
Philadelphia were visitors here on
Sunday and brought Mrs. Mary Beth
ards home where she will remain
for the summer.
Pew. and Mrs. N. C. Benson spent
Tuesday with MFR. and Mrs. John
/ sliner.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

sick with a complication of diseases
is still very sick
Mrs. Jennie tPrettyman who on
Sunday last suffered facial paralysis,
is somewhat improved now.
1.-The heavy frost of last Monday
did only slight damage in this sec
tion. while other communities farther
away from the sOftening influences
of the Atlantic Ocean and Indian
river were not so fortunate.
Strawberries are being bought and
shipped in large quantities owing to
the recent dry and warm weather.
The flavor has been very good.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
HoLLYviLLE


Mrs. Anna Redifer OF Harbeson
was the guest OF Mrs. Jennie Perry
of this place on Saturday and Sun
day. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Parker Of
tcr's sisters. Mrs. Amanda Stevenson
and Mr.. and Mrs Carter Markham on
Sunday evening. ~'..
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. ID. Burton were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Eben
Townsend Of near Dagsboro, on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Dorothy Coverdale and chill
dren of Lewes. were the guests of
Mrs. Eliza McIlvaine and family on
Sunday of last week. R-,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Joseph. Cornelia
Hurdle, Mrs. Maribel Markham and
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

Walter Phillips is improving the
appearance of his farmstead by the
addition of modern dairy barn and
new roof on his home.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

Albert Prettymaii also has just
completed the erection OF large ana
up-to-date dairy barn on his farm
near here, st
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

of thousands of miles without touch
ing the motor, and with no major re-
pairs. Long life, and adpSHeed features
foSNd i1 no other cars, account for
HudSon's higher resale value.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

find performance, riding and driving
features, safety features, economy and
all around ROOM that outclasS the
best in other cars. Come in and see!
Evening star., 1939-10-31
Art Contest Pictures
Will Be Received


Pictures to be entered in the Met
ropolitan State Art Contest to be
sponsored in November by the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs,
will be received tomorrow from 9
am. to 430 pm. at the National
Museum, Constitution avenue and
Tenth street NV, where the ex-
hibition will be held.
The contest, open to artists in
Washington or residing within 20
miles of the District, is being ar
ranged by the art division of the
Fine Arts Department of the fedora
ton. Mrs. Miles c. Trowbridge is
chairman of the department.
Prizes will be announced Novem-
Der at "preview" for members
ard friends at pm. First and Sec
ond awards for the best oils are $50
each: for the water colors, $50, first
and s35 second; for black and white,
$50 first; for sculpture, $50 first
and $25 second, and for miniatures,
$50 first. Two awards will be
added
While the jury of awards has not
yet been completed. the jury of Sc
lection will include Benson B.
Moore, Clara Saunders, A. H. o.
Role. Kathleen Wheeler and Ann
Goodhart Howland.
The contest pictures will be on
exhibition to the public November
S-29.
Evening star., 1939-10-31
Daughters to Present
Two New Members

At the meeting of the District
Chapter of the Daughters of
Founders and Patriots, to be held
Friday at 2 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Augustine Lonergan, two new
members, Mrs. Charles GrunWell and
Mrs. Donald M. Earll will be pre-
sented. A new silk flag and chap
ter banner carried at the Navy Day
ceremony at the John Paul Jones
statue, will be displayed
Officers elected for the coming
year are Mrs. Grattan Kerans, presi-
dent; Mrs. A. F. Hassan, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Marion Crane, chap
lain; Mrs. Helen Temple, recording
secretary; Mrs. Gary E. Walters, cor
responding secretary; Mrs Mary E.
Woodward, registrar: Miss Lillian A.
Norton, treasurer; Mrs. j. K. Freiot,
historian, and Mrs. Thomas S.
Wallia. color bearer.
Councillors are Mrs A. Lonergan,
Mrs. William Gof Sears, Mrs. Ber-
tha M. Robertson, Mrs. Gaius M
Brumbaugh, Mrs. Jessie P. Wood
Mrs. Sol Lansburgh, Mrs. William
Bonar Bell, Mrs J. Brent Clarke and
Miss May A. Hustled.
Evening star., 1939-10-31
Service Orders
Bureau of Navigation.

VI NANiBAtlOH
Daniel. 1t Comdr John c. from Yorktown
to U. S. S. Abel P. Upshur.
Demarest, 1t. comdr. Harold r.. from Naval
z.Ass Academy n, T. romdr u s. isbs s sstterles
Academy e =, $. s: Hunt: 0' A'
jarrett 1t. comdr Harry B.. from Naval
MeSsies assssmE It. to cdmdI N s. Wsm S s from
champlin. 1t JACKSON S.; from Naval Acad-
Dillavou. l. L: elsade A, "'ft from Naval Acad-
emy to U. S. s. Mason
Dawson. 1t: Kenneth ". from Hawthorne
to U. s. s. Shubrck
Hart: 1t. Charles B., from u s. s. Sword
fish to Submarine Division Is.
Kelley It. Bruce D., from Puget Sound to
Van Metre. Il. Merle, from Naval Academy
Wood = 1t Huntsr; pr;a ,r;: from Naval Academy
eFse5 SEE 70 t. g. s. s. s. hfIEy R.io H. IT, from u s. s.
MesSa Ls q s. Wsrsb sbe 81 frGm 1nsb1r u
Bursess. Ensign Andrew L., from u s. s..
poAsly Aywin to ~ u s ,,S s George = BadseT
BidveIl. Capt Abel T.. from U. s. s. Chi
cago to WASHINGTON.
Gray Capt. Augustine H.. to U. s. S. New
Davenport. 1t comdr Robert E.. from
Portsmouth Va, to home;
eelby. 1t. Malcolm E. from U. s. s. Utah
to 11th Naval District.
Thomas, 1t John H.. from U. s. s. Utah to
11th Naval District
Tobelman, 1t Paul H., from Washington to
Pattie. 1t. q. g. Samuel H, from U. $. s.
Sacramento to U. S. s. George E. Badger
Porter. 1t. q. g. william B. from U. S. 8.
Jacob Jones to Asiatic Fleet:
Purdy. 1t. d. g. Arthur NJ. from U. S. S
Maryland to U. s. s O'Brien.
Thomas, 1t q. e. John w, from Ports
mouth, Va, TO home
Bauer, Ensign John F.. from U. S. S. Schenck
to Atlantic Squadron.
Kemp Ensign Edgar j.. jr. from U. s. 8
Colorado to U. S. S. O'Brien
Medical Corps.
Dreifus. Comdr. Percy w. from U. S. s
Wyoming to Portsmouth Va.
Marsh, 1t Comdr. John Adam, from Los
Angeles to San Diego.
Evening star., 1939-10-31
Will Discuss Europe

DR.. Riley D. Moore, who recently
returned from trip to England,
will discuss conditions abroad at a
luncheon meeting of the Lions Club
tomorrow at 1890 pm. at the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

competition when his glider re-
manned aloft for 50 seconds, and hts
planes performance Of 8 minutes
and seconds was the best In the
competition for stick type planes,
powered by rubber bands and
launched by hand.
The Junior event for fuselage type
planes, powered by rubber bands
and taking OH from the ground
under their own power. went to
Roger, q student at Cook School.
with q performance Of Z minutes -
seconds.
Matthew Smith also was . double
winner during the meet, which was
conducted for the league by the Dis
trict Recreation Department and
which drew approximately Is model
plane and glider operators.
Smiths glider was the best in the
senior division and was still aloft
when 1t scared out Of sight minutes
and SO seconds after the take-od. He
won the senior division Of the
fuselage class with . performance
Of 6 minutes 8 seconds. Norman Nc
Marrow won the senior division Of
the stick class with his plane flying
for II minutes 10 seconds.
A number of gasoline powered
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Enemy Moves to Very Doorstep
Of Fifth Battalion, IA. C.R.

The 5th Battalion. Marine Corps
Reserve, Is faced with a new tacti-
cal problem not to be found in the
field but at the doorstep Of their
armory, 458 Indiana avenue NV.
The Devil Dogs" are hemmed In
by a civilian advance which they
cannot stop, and fear has been ex-
pressed that their last stronghold
will be captured if aid Is long de-
layed.
Excavators have moved alongside
the armory as ground Is being cut
away for foundations of new con-
struction. If the advance continues,
1t. Col. Harvey L. Miller, 5th Bat
talon commander. said yesterday,
the Marines may have 10 seek new
quarters or find themselves out in
the street.
The arlnory was loaned to the
Marines in 1890 by the District Com
missioners but no provision has been
made for the "M-Day" when the
District reserves will have to mobi-
lie and evacuate. Three times they
were ordered evicted only to have
the District Commissioners relent
and rescind such orders" Col. Mil
Ter said.
For II years the Marines have
fought of defeat with paint brush
and hammer-at their own expense
but now 1t seems they are i'm
minently faced with eviction. Hav-
ing repaired their armory on their
own time as best they could, the
Marines feel they should have
treatment comparable to that of the
National Guard. which is to move
into new quarters.
The situation presents scant rec