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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

out Bruce Cabot. Vivien Leigh and
Laurence Olivier say they'll wait to
be married on British soil, maybe in
Nassau, after their tour together.
It couldn't last: Mickey Rooney,
who turned misokynist a few days
ago, is having dates again And
Artie Shaw, who announced his re.
tirement as an orchestra leader and
married Lana Turner because he
, ,nted to settle down, is organic.
ing another band.
AS of Jan. 1, 1910, there were
2451 airports, landing fields and
seaplane bases in the United
States.
Traffic authorities report that
for every eve passengers in the
United States, there is one mile
of good highway. This average is
the highest in the world.
The new Vultee fighting plane
Vanguard with a 1900 horse.
power engine has a top speed of
about 400 miles an hour. The
maximum armament that it can
carry is 10 machine guns and 10
small bombs.
Some toll bridge attendants now
use paper bags to prevent a shock
of static electricity. Motorists are
asked to drop their toll payment
into the bag, the paper serving as
insulation against the shock.
Due to the many improvements
made in manufacturing gasoline
from crude petroleum, the price of
gasoline has been cut approx
mately half of what it was 20
years ago.
A new technical gadget for use
of automotive technicians was re-
Gently designed. The meter shows
the number of miles Travelled per
gallon Of gasoline, taking to con-
s%ideration the temperature, winds,
timing, speed, load, etc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
Man, %, Stays Girl,
IS, Then Ends Life

IRONTON, O., March 12.-R-
Constable Bert Mays, %, shot to
death Eloise Roberts, ~15-year-old
kits Hill high school student, and
then killed himself at dawn today
in her bedroom.
Coroner w. w. Lynd returned a
verdict of murder and suicide. He
said Mrs. Mays told him that her
husband had been running around"
with Roberts girl since last Novem-
Der.
Sadie Roberts, 30-year-old blind
sister sleeping with Eloise, related
that Mays walked into their bed.
room, awakened the girl and said
only, you know what I told you
last night" before firing a revolver
shot into her head.
Mays then killed himself.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
BOND SALES

RALEIGH, March 12.-P)-Kirch-
Offer and Arnold, Inc, of Raleigh,
bought a $1,000 Wadesboro refund
ing bond issue today at a premium
of $63,S6 at a local government COM
mission sale.
The securities will bear 2 IL pei
cent interest.
A $1,000 judgment funding note
of the town of Dallas was sold to
the Citizens National bank of Gas
tonia at a premium of SIS with in
terest at five per cent. Secretary
w. e. E~asterling said a judgment
was secured against the town by
the administrator of estates of one
or two men killed by a municipal
power line.
The commission authorized issu-
ance in the future of $96 5000 Sails
bury refunding bonds, $4,000 west
jefferson refunding bonds, $4,000
Yanceyville sanitary district water
and sewer bonds, and for Hyde
county $4,000 refunding and 3d.
25S.7S interest funding bonds under
a refinancing plan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
NO ONE HOLDS
CONTROL

When you hear Presidential Can
didate Whoozis' campaign manager
say that 800 delegates are already
pledged remember this: Not more
than a score of the thousand.oed
delegates who will convent at the
Philadelphia convention in, June
have actually been elected.
Candidate Whoozis may have 300
delegates pledged to him, but until
the primaries and state conven
tons are held, he won't know how
many are going to be in there bal
loting for him.
The way things look right now
a majority of the delegates will ar
rive in Philadelphia without any in
structions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
NO SPYING ALLOWED
NOT EVEN ON STARS

Navy department takes seriously
it's order to bar the public from ma
val stations, yards, docks and other
property; order vas issued when
the European war began as an anti
spy precaution. The other night a
young woman decided to visit the
big naval observatory here and
bum a look through the telescope
at the planets-and found that the
anti-spy order applies to observa-
tories and their telescopes as well
as to battleships.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
Lee Grauely Speaks
To Charlotte Rotary

CHARLOTTE, March 12.-CR-L
Lee Gravely of Rocky Mount, can
didate for governor, told the Rotary
club at a luncheon here today that
he felt that state employment of
persons should be on a basis of
ability and tenure O. office on a ba-
sis of efficiency and service render
ed.
He also said many North Carolina
products were going into out-of-
state markets untagged as Tar Heel
goods. This states producers, he
said, should get the credit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

ioi
in the role of a colored servant, and
he won't be available before next
September.
Jed Prouty definitely has left Goth
Fox and his accustomed role as the
papa in the Jones Family pictures,
although, for quite awhile after the
split was announced, the studio hop
ed he'd return. Two endings were
prepared for t h e current Jones
Family film, ION Their Own"-one
for use in cas- he stayed, the other
to eliminate him from the series . {.
. The next n of the films, it has
been suggested, should be titled,
Life without Father"
No Real Sailors
In Film OF Sea
There isn't a single sailor, or ex-
sailor, in sailors Lady" All the
navy men are college football play
ers, who are supposed to look more
like gobs should 49,. Two of Lillian
Russell's four husbands are not re-
presented III the picture DelnS maze
about her life, and one of those
omitted is Harry Braham, who real.
ly discovered and lifted her to
fame. Don't ask me why -. Some
how I can't quite see Charles
Laughton as benjamin Franklin,
but that's what he'll be in the film.
ing of Carl Van Doren's biography.
More truth than wisecrack is
Martin Greene's description Of the
commonest Hollywood triangle : A
girl in love with an actor, and the
actor in love with himself.
I don't know about the merits of
the case, but it's gratifying to know
that Don Ameche got up spunk
enough to accept suspension rath-
err than play a role he didn't like.
His career had reached the point
where night club comedians were
opening their acts by rushing out
on the floor and announcing: Folks,
I just saw a picture without Don
Ameche!'
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
"GWTW" Is Already
Financial Success

At this writing, "Gone With the
Wind" has crossed about 81, 900. 900
and is expected to turn $20,00O,-
900 within the year. The staggering
revenue is due not only to the high
prices but to the fact that literal
ly millions of people who ordinari-
ly don't go to movies have turned
out for this one. There may be other
reasons, too, such as its length. One
pair of newlyweds bought tickets for
a honeymoon.
Romance department.: Eleanor
Powell and Merrill Pye, music and
art director, may have something to
tell their friends any day now. It's
spring on the campus, and Rudy
Vallee has given his fraternity pin
to Patricia Dane. You never see
Nancy Kelly without Irving Cum
mlngs' Jr. Or Ann Sheridan with
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
HAPPY MARRIAGE NOTES

BAYARD, Neb. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley Leach offer a formula for
wedding bliss-sing the years away.
For SO years they have been
singing in church choirs. They met
while singing in a choir, and Mr..
Leach says it was like this: 81
liked her soprano, she liked my
tenor, and we've been singing
happily every SINCE"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

OLLIE
(Rv the Associated Press)

HORNELL, n. Y. A young
couple walked up to City Clerk
Jay I. Nesbit and offered SIPS
for a marriage license.
Informed the fee was $1.65, the
youth pocketed his money and said:
cts too much. I guess We'll
wait"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
WANTED: A THIEF WITH
Xxi

McKEESPORT, Pa.-The fellow
who lifted the money box from a
pinball machine at the jailhouse
can hit a two-to-one shot if h. Ii
give himself up.
Police are so determined to find
the $25 worth of nickels stolen
from the machine that they're Of
fering $55 as a reward for the
nickels-and the culprit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
Deaths From Influenza
Declining In Englo

LONDON, March 12.-lP-r
influenza epidemic in ENGLAND :,
Wales caused 512 deaths +, :.
week ending March .. This f.,
was III less than the toy, nj i.
preceding week, according 10
! 'rts made public TODAY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
In Hollywood
BY PAUL HARRISON
EA Service Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, March 12.-Short
takes: Jimmy Roosevelt is entirely
movie venture - nickel-in-the-slot
machines which will show three
minute pictures to barroom custom
ers and lobby-loungers. "How can it
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

he tried to put
it ON Ross Eakin,
of
Great Smoky Ma
tional Park. Nc
Kellar, who keeps
a jealous eye on
federal patronage
in his S t a t e,
sought E a kin's
removal charging
(a) that there
were %irregulari-
ties in his ac-
counts, and (b)
that Eakin voted
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
BEST FRIEND

DALLAS - Nancy Jane, 4-year-
old dog taught to waken Mrs. Jim
mic Orem every morning, tugged
at the covers a few hours ahead
of time.
Mrs. Orem found the room filled
with gas. A jet had accidentally
been left open. She managed to
close the jet and open a window
before she felt i'll from the fumes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

miss?" he de-
mands. Imagine
being able to see
a double feature
in six minutes!"
In his m o r e
legitimate enter
prise of produc.
ing pictures for
United Artists.
Mr.. Roosevelt is
%squarely behind
the eight = ball -
an eight . b a l
named Rochester.
Plans for filming
THE B a t" re-
-,:- p~oLo~&nr
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
Behind The Scenes
In Washington

WASHINGTON, March u. -
Senator McKellar of Tennessee
may presently find that he thrust
his finger into a hornets nest when
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
TOO STRONG

SEATTLE-A safe concern took
acetylene torches to open a two
ton strong box shipped all the way
from Ketchikan, Alaska. Officials
of the Ketchikan First National
Bank couldn't work the combina-
ton,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
RAL E|GH
B R | E S
Star-NeWs Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
RI HENRY AVERHI.

RALEIGH, March 12.-Among the
many things hard to understand
about the current gubernatorial cam
paign is the amount of attention
the candidates appear to be giving
to such l~ight-voting counties as
Hyde, Dare and Tyrrell.
At least three of the major can
didates have already been down that
way and made campaign addresses.
If it were assumed that any can
didate could get all the votes in
this trio of counties-which of course
is an impossible assumption-he still
wouldn't be so far along the road
to success.
In the heated 1886 governors race
Hyde cast a total of 1903 votes;
Dare 1882; and Tyrrell 776; for a
grand total of 4,061, or less than
any one of more than half the states
counties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

short part: "No one in the state Is
more proud than I OF the achleVe.
ments of the present governor Oh
North Carolina"
Say what you will about Senator
Robert r.. Reynolds, reaction to his
speech to the Beta clubs here last
week and indicates he has lost none
of his political knack. he
seems to have made a decided hit.
All of which tends to contradict
the growing impression that lou
Cor whosoever he is) Bob" has gone
haywire and is slipping.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

Your Raleigh reporter is thorough
ly ashamed of himself. One of this
bureaus stories was described edi-
torially by the Elizabeth City Daily
Advance as "pontifical' in its utter
ances.
Deepest apologies to all being
'tpontifical' is being too much like
General Iron Pants Johnson OF
the Raleigh News and Observer; and
goodness knows this reporter has nc
desire to be like either.
From the deep swamps of NORTH
Cardinals Holly Shelter game re
tuge, down Pender way, comes {
story of a big, back buck W h {
couldn't be bluffed. A. T. Turling
ton, making a survey of the ares
told it to Bob Thompson, head o
the state news bureau, who in turr
is giving it to the world.
While setting up his instruments
burlington heard a noise and turn
ed to find a big buck paving thu
ground, blowing and tossing h
single antler which decorated hi:
head-the other probably having
been lost in an argument with an
other buck over a doe.
go way" yelled burlington
throwing a stick. The buck snortet
and stamped all the harder. Tur-
lington then charged and the bucl
returned the compliment, where
upon n perfectly good piece o
surveying machiners was left il
charge of one gentleman deer un
til such time as the buck wander
ed away into the swamp.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

1t is hard to keep from chuckling
at the manner in which all, or al
most all the gubernatorial candi.
dates court the favor of Governor
can make a speech without lauding
the present No. 1 North Carolinian.
Latest example is given by Com.
missioner Of Revenue A. J. Max.
we'll. A release on his speech at
Morven last night read, in very
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13

Commissioner Of Revenue A. ]
Maxwell faces a right ticklish stu
alton tonight, in view of his strenu.
Gus advocacy of better highways and.
by logical deduction if by nothing
else. more and better highway trans
portation. His task will be to say
just the right thing to suit a group
Of Norfolk and Western railway EN-.
ployes he will address at Winston
| Salem.
Evening star., 1940-07-24

You'll recognize this os QUAIL
lTY bedding the minute you
see It. Filled with tiny resilient
coil springs. SisoI pods cover oil
springs, then comes q heovy
layer Of pure cotton felt.
Lovely domosk pattern tiekines.
Quontity is limited. 50 only one
set to customer Il for twin
beds). Buy NOW and Sovs!
Evening star., 1940-07-24

Here's a real value for any
home. 3-pc. etched crystal
console set, consisting Of
large bowl and 2 matching
candlesticks. Exceptionally
low priced for tomorrow. Be
here early, quantities are
limited!
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
Seccion de Cultos
MENSAJE
TeTto Btblico

fAsf alumbre vuestra luz de-
lante de los hombres, para que
wean".-San Mateo 5:16.
ST los hombres cUllocieran a
Dios, lie glorificarian. Centena-
res de millares de personals ja-
mas han alcanzado un conoci-
miento adecuado de Dios como
Creador, como Espiritu dirigen
he, como Poder sostenedor, v
mucho menos lie han conocido
como Padre y como Amigo. Su
falta de conocimiento de Dios,
su bondad y su amor les hace
caer en- supersticiones atroces,
en- obscurantiSmo, Y aGn en- vii
pecado. EstaS multitudes sc en-
cuentran en- todas las naciones
aun en- la nuestra. Ell 1nico re-
medic para la obScuridad es la
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
DEL PALENQUE POLTTTCO
los candidates

los candidates
Desde eStas Columns veni-
mes recomendando a nuestros
amigos, a todos los cuales cree
mes .2mbi&n sincercs amigos de
"a co'onia latina.
ApOyamos al juez John
Hines, de la Ccrte de 10 Grimm
mad, porque eS un joven inteli-
genie, honrado a carta calbal, co
nocedor de las virtudes y defec-
toS de los ciudadancs latinoS.
Nen.mos apoyando Y apoya :
cmoS la candidatura de Loren
20 Hernandez, el juez de paz de
Ybor, porque es un amigo since
70, quito, generOSo, que deSde eli
puesto que d~esempena ma sabi-
do cumplir con su deber, Loren
20, ademas, no entiende de ''pa-
trioteria" y no pide que Sc vote
por 6l eitando meritoS imagina-
rios. Las obras del apreciado
juez de paz son MT conocidas.
DcSeamos Ia reelection del fiS
cal Jose Williams, por cuanto
ha tratado con absolute justicia
a la colonia latina Y en- diferen-
ties ocasiones ha probable Su a
miStai al pueblo que ayud6 a Gle
gir!O. Williams frecuenta las
fieStaS nueStras, 10 que no ha-
cen otros, y ademas pertenece a
una de las logias de la Orden Ca
bal gro de la Luz.
Anthony Schleman es otro de
mNe tres candidates. Joven ma
eide y criado en- Ybor City, la
colonia latina vOtara por 81 en-
su cast totalidad. Anthony es un
amigo cordial, lead siempre, Y
merece los votos de todos los que
eSt.man la correction, habilidad
y espiritu constructive.
Cuando Raymond Sheldon
fue candidate, la primera vez,
1s apoyamos, Hicimos amistad
con 81 y lie seguimos apoyando,
por Su bondad, honradez y apre
.oio por la cOlonia latina. Tratan
algnoS de arrojar tango So
bre Raymond; pero..... Ipueden
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
VICTORIA DE ARMSTRONG
POR NOCAUT TECNICO

Boston, abril 27.-E campe6n
d | peso weller, Henry Arms :
tn ong, venci6 aver por nocaut
tecnico, en- Ell s6ptimo aSalto, a
un vossrano de mas de 300 com
bates, Paul Junior, Ell frances de
Lewiston, Estado de Maine Pre-
senciaron ell match mas de 16
mil personas
Antics de que Ell arbitro inter-
viniera, poniendo termino al
match, Paul habia caido a la To-
ma, por la cuenta de nueve, ba-
10 un formidable gancho de IL
quierda del campe6n. Al levan-
tarse Paul, Henry corri6 hacia
q, atacandolo. Ell frances Sc re
cost6 en- las sogas y ell arbitro
concedi6 Ell triunfo al negrito.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

luz; Ia dnica panaoea para Ia
ignorancia es ell sabers la 6nica
salvaci6n del pecado &c encuen-
ira en- CristoJesGs.
"Asi alunbre vuestfa luz de-
lante de los hombres, para que
vean'.
"Vu-rtras obras buenas' son
las antorchas encendidas que
indican ell Sendero que lleva ha-
cia Dios. Una antordha que
cOnstantemente alumbra supe-
ra a millares de meteoros, cuya
rafaga es inconstante. Haced
que ''vuestras obras buenas'' a.
lumbren y los hombres confia-
ran en- vuestra luz; Y Sc Eegara
ell dia en- que veran a Dios y lie
glorificaran como Padre Celes-
tial y Amigo.
Pemsdmicnto para ell Dtd:
"Alzad la luz que vaya a sehalar
E rumbo que podra seguir
que en- lucia con Ell turbu-
Qento mar
Del buen sendero Sc alej6".
Iglesids de Ybor q W. Tampa
Mission Presbiteriana'', 953
IL ave. Rev. Walter B. Passi-
glia, Pastor.
E. Dominica, 8: As a. n.
Quito y Sermon, IL a m. Ell
Quito estara a cargo del amelia
no Gobernante, Sr. Eadio Ma
EsfuerZo Cristiano 1880 p. m
Quito en- idioma Espanoa
Microbes, 7:30 p. m.
"San Paolo'', Iglesia Meto-
dista Italiana, calle 81 Y 13 ave.
Rev. Amadeo M. D. Riggie Pas
tor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, a las
9 80 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, IL a. m.
Lga de J6venes, z p m.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

tirar piedras sus enemigcs po-
liticcs?
81 oomisionado del condaio
por a diStrito ndmero l. Nick
N1ccio, tiene va la victoria en-
r. b,lsillo.
Nix procura complacer a to-
dos los que Sc dirigen a 81, Y es
per este cue tiene centenares de
P2rtidarios en- los districts anne
ricanos.
NCsOtros, que no creemos en-
la 'lpatriOteria'' semi Eascista
de algunos, apoyamos a Nick
por ser un hombre competente
y he, mano de Logia, no por ser
Deseamos tambien, con Ia ma
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

yor sinoeridad, Ia reeleCOi6A dc
Al C~hiaramonte. De origen tia
liano, Chiaramonte es un joven
quito y merscedor de seguir On
81 puesto que ~deSempefia. No be
apoyamos por ser italiano, por
1uanto Ia ''patrioterfa" de algNt-
nos insulta Ia inteligencia de ia
colonia latina, sino porque ha
dado pruebas de capacidad y
buena intencion.
Simpatizamos tambien con ell
jSr. Robinson, superintendent
4 esscuelas, por su admirable la
Dor y ell aprecio que siente por
Ia colonia latina.
Ell juez Sander, de la Corte
del Circuito, nos ha sido reco-
por tales amigos como
Alonzo McMullen, Martin Ca
raballo Y Robert Duff, y esti-
mamos que merece la reelec-
ci6n. Contra Sander, por ser
(PasO a Ia ~. p60)
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
y. 9AcETA

Por IA ncche, a las 7sS0 toca-
"a Ia orQueSta de Bob Sylvester
81 primera plea. en- el Centre
Asturiano.
Garantiza Ell exito la snims-
ci6n que en- nuestra juventud Sc
obServa.
R.gaa io2 paa.ios de IS centa
vos para los hombres y % para
las slnoraS Y s~encritaS.
Patrocina Ell baile la Seccion
de Recreo.
Dos fiestas y dos grandes ext
tos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
N0TAS SOClALN
Las Fiestas de MaHGna

Las FiestaS de MoaaRa
Dos grandes fiestas Sc verifi-
caran manana en- la colonia la
tina. Una de elias en- La Column
ma, de la poderosa sociedad la
Unione Italiana.
Por la noche, en- ell Centre As
turianC, tocara la famoso or
questa de Bob Sylvester.
En- la Columna ell almuerzo
Sc servira a las IL, con un ex-
quisito menu.
A las tres de la uarde dara
comienzo Ell bale, con las or
questaS de Victor Ruiz Y Homer
Mercer. Durante ell almuerzO
tocara la orquesta La Florida.
Centenares de cubiertos, al
precio de un dollar, Sc han ven
dido va. La entrada general,
para ell bale, solo costara Is
centavoS.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
Quito 8 Serm6n 8 .. m.

Gnlpo y sermon . p. m.
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto'
dista de Ybor, Gale 16.y IL ave.
Rev. Richard ]. Parker, Pastor.
Fscuela de Ia Iglesia, a las
$50 a. m.
Quito en- Ingles, 1890 a. m.
Quito en- Espanol, 7:30 p. m
Quito de O~racitn: Miercoles
a las 8 p. m.
Iglesia MetodiSta de West
Tampa, N. Albany y Union st.
Elscuela de la Iggesia, a las
9:45 a. m.
Quito en- Ingles IL a. m.
Quito en- Espanol, 7:45 n. m.
Hermandad Wasley: Dupes
a las 800 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n: Jueves
a las 7:45 p. m.
"La Esperanza" Mission Evan
geica, 1922 Laurel st. Rev, H.
C. Corwin, Pastor.
Cutos a las as a. m. Y 800
p. m.
Cultos en- Ingles a las 10:45
a. m. Y 80 p. m.
"La Union de los Cien'', Lyle
STA Evangelical, 3408 Gomez ave
Rev. H. c. Corwin, Pastor.
Quito y Sermon: $3.50 p. m.
Exposiciones Biblicas: 7:45
p. m.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
Fred Cone ha rebajado los gastos de la
oficina del gobernador en- un $40

Ell Impuesto AID Valorem fue rebajado a 81, 100000
bajo su administration.
El DEPARTMENT. de c arreteras, bajo Fred Cone, ha
pagadO un deficit de $5,000,000 de la anterior adminis-
TRACTION v abona al contado todos sus gastos.
Fred Cone veto, como gobernador, leyes que iban
a arrojar sobre Ell erario pGblico una carga mayor de
$10,0O0,000 evitando nuevas cargas para los contribu-
yentes.
Fred Cone prometi6 como candidate a gobernador
rebajar ell presupuesto a la altura de las contribuciones,
antes que leyantar las contribuciones para hacer frente
al presupues.o. FL ha sabido cumplir todas sus promesas.
Fred Cone ha rebajado los gastos en- los Departa-
mentos bajo su mando, con un promedio de 49,.
Florida, bajo la administration de Cone, Marcia a
la cabeza de Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi y Carolina
del Sur en- la ayuda a los ciegos y en- asistencia a los an
cianos. aunque Florida tiene un mayor nlmero de ancia-
nos. per capita, que todos esos otros Estados.
En- su ejecutoria como GObernador Fred p.
Cone ofrece su c~andidatura como sensdor
al pueblo del EstadO de Florida.
(Anuncio pagado pOr los amigos de Fred P Gomez
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

VdcdciOnes
Las personas generosas tie
men aun oprtunidad de ofrecer
vacaciones de verano a los ninos
del Asilo de Florida, a cargo del
superintendent Mr.. Fagg,
Todos los amos Ell Asilo coloca
ninas y nihoos en- hogares que
puedenatenderlos, durante los
meses del verano.
Puede dirigirse pidiendo ma
yores informes, 81 10 desea, al
40 Buchanan Building, Jackson
Vile, Florida,
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
De La Italia

De La Italia
Progresan los preparativos
para Ell gran Picnic de la socie-
dad La Italia, Senalado para e
feqtuarse ell dia 5 de mayo, EN- ell
edificio de la Octava avenida.
A.muerzo a base de macarrO-
mes con polio y otras 'lindezas'
para ell paladar.
ToCaran las orquestas de La
FLORIDA y Victor Ruiz, la prime
ra digigida por lChillura.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
La Frdter,tidGd

La FTdterdiddd
La antigua y ',re3igiosa socie
dad La Fraternldad anuncia un
Picnic para ell domingo 25 de a.
gosto, ne un lugar cue todav1a
no ma sido escogtdo.
Va q ser serviJ0 u nalmuerzo
especial Y tocara.. COS orques-
tas.
IremoS dando detalles a me-
dida que la fecha Sc aproxime.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27


TeatrO del Cfrcuo CubGno
La bella e interesantisima pro-
ducci6n argentina "Margarita,
Armando y su Padre voHera a
paSar hoy por la Pantalla, 10
mismo que manana domingo.
Una cinta basada en- la vida
real, con todas sus grandezas Y
pequeneces. Ell espiendor de
Buenos Aires y Ell amor que no
muere,
Relate d eamor a la moderna,
pero con las raices metidas en-
ii coraz6n
Completa ell programa la pro
duccion norteamericana Go
raraz6n del Norte", con Dick
FOran y Gail Patrick.