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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-29
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
Phone 3-06Il RABBI Nj. D. MARGOuS
Phone 3-o6II

Morning services are recited dali
g., oc ZOO A M. and Sunday at
c.90 o'clock. Evening services are
Ss1d at $50 (Mincha) and 6:45
(Maariv). .,-o,ua
Kabbolas Shabbos will be re-
o;ted this evening at $50 o'clock.
saturday morning services will be
conducted at $3.50. During the
service Benny Margol, son of Mr..
ord Mrs. o. Margol will become
Par Mitzvah. Benny will recite
the prophetic portion of the week
snd deliver a short Bar Mitzvah
talk. Rabbi Margolis will initiate
the confirmand in the faith of Is
rael
The Junior Congregation will
hold services in the Prayer Room
Under the supervision Of Morris
Nimovitz and J. S. Gallinger. The
service will start at $3.50 and at
1000 o'clock, the children will
ioin the Main Congregation for
the Bar Mitzvah ceremony.
AZ.A. TO CONDUCT SABBATH
SERVICE
The local A.Z.A. chapter No.
PIP will conduct the Friday evening
services at the synagogue this
evening.
Joe Mizrahi will deliver the SER
mon. His topic will be "a Chal-
lenge to Youth" Melvin Margol
will take the part of the cantor,
and Meyer Weiss, Irving Gheler-
ter, Leo Moscovitz, Isidore Setter,
Raymond Cohen, and Irving Slot
will participate in the reading and
chanting of the Sabbath hymns.
The A.Z.A. Choir will sing.
Following the service, a recep-
ton will be held in the auditor
ium, with mothers of alephs as the
hostesses. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
This service will be similarly
observed by every A.Z.A. chap
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-29

keeping with the spirit of Purim,
sang two humorous Yiddish- folk
songs which he dramatized with
great artistry. The guest speak
er. Rabbi Sydney M. Bogner of
Daytona Beach, delivered an elo-
quent Purim message.
The banquet was concluded with
the propouncing of the traditional
grace after meal led by Rev. B.
Safer, and Hatikvah.
After short intermission the
audience enjoyed dancing to the
music Of Therone Cambrick's or
chestra. A huge ovation was given
to the committee in charge of the
banquet consisting of Miss Ethel
Joel, chairman of the catering
committee, Mrs. Olga Moscovitz,
Mrs. Betty Rippa, Mrs. J. S. Ber-
man, Mrs. Abe Weiss, Mrs. J..
levine, Mrs. Oscar Magezis, Mrs.
A. L. Kristle, Mrs. ]. Weinstein,
Mrs. I. Morgenstern and Mrs. Hy-
man Selber, Mr.. Hyman Selber,
Oscar Magezis, I. M. Lieberman,
and Max Rose.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-29
PURIM SEUDAH HUGE
SUCCESS

The traditional Feast of Lots
was observed by the Center men,
bers with an enjoyable banquet
and ball last Sunday night. In the
beautifully decorated auditorium,
$50 guests partook of the excel
lent food and celebrated Purim in
an atmosphere of fun, gaiety and
music. Mr.. Hyman Selber, chair
man of the affair, greeted the
guests with a few words of well
come after which Rabbi Morris
D. Margolis, who acted as master
of ceremonies, opened the feast
with a blessing, and the singing
of America.
An elaborate program of must
cal entertainment was presented
during the banquet. Mrs. David
Torn, soprano and Meyer Leibo-
vitz, tenor, sang beautifully sew
eral solo selections and, together
duet from the operetta "The
Wedding" r abb Margolis, in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-29

ter throughout the United States
Canada, China, and parts of Eu-
rope.
CHILDREN'S PURIM CARNI-
VAL AND PLAY
An elaborate Purim celebration
is being prepared by the children
of the Center religious schools for
Sunday, March 81. A talented cast
of youthful players is rehearsine
the musical play Esther" which
will be the main feature of the
program. The parts of King Aha
suerus, Queen Esther, Mordecai
Maman, Miriam, the two conspi-
rators, Hatach, Reader and Mes
sengers will be taken respective
ly by the following children: WV
tor Springer, Victoria Levy, Berry,
Weinstein, Sheldon Genzier, Mir.
lam Portnoy, Harry Yoffee, Rob-
ert Stein, Samuel Witten, Jack
Shorstein and Nathan Krestul.
Larry Picus will play the part of
the Jester. The Zimra club will
provide the singing in the play,
which will be interspersed with
beautiful Purim melodies.
Preceding the play, pupils of
the Sunday School will stage the
annual carnival which will begin al
800 o'clock. Representatives OF
various classes will present side.
shows, games and various con.
tests. Members of Young Judean
clubs and the Scout Troops will
also have booths.
Three prizes will be awarded in
the Queen Esther Contest n
three prizes will be given away
to the winners in the costume and
masked parade. There will be a
prize for the most beautiful CO.'S
tune, the most original costume
and the funniest costume.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-29

HOllywOOd-'The Life of Freud"
is announced as Fall production
for Edward Robinson. Looks like
Muni's crown fits Eddie. Inter-
esting to note is that the two
scientists, Ehrlich and Freud, al
lOtted to Robinson were both Jews.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
HALF-PRICE SALE!
CambIid &c Etched CrvStal

Low Candlesticks Regularly $500 par----------s1oe
. Cocktail Shakers. Regularly $4e8-. s2Ae
Sugar and Creamer Sets. Reg $25o- s1as
Wine Decanters. Regularly $4oo..s s1es
Bowls for Fruit. Salad, ETC. Reg. $4ss-----s24s
. 16n Torte Plate Regularly $sO0- s3ss
D lain Torte Plate Regularly $500 - s1as
Kanns-Chinaware-Thiru Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Art Goods

-2-Oz. Balls English
Zephyr Wool. Were 49c ca.
Stamped Rayon Guest
Towels. Were 29c .-
-Rayon Satin M q N.Y.
Way Pillows. Soiled. Were
e1.59 -
Small Lot 1.Oz. Balls
Wool or Woodland Rayon
4 0Au
Evening star., 1940-05-02
JeweIry

SSWSuy
800 Pcs. Costume Jew o.
elry. Were Soc c--- S~S
Il Woman's Wrist
Watch. Was $8.95. As @s Oe
loo Pcs. Costume Jew ~.
elry. Were $1.95 to $3- S1C
-2s Novelty Rings. For @1
women. Were $1.95- %A
80 Compacts. Choice Of 90.
types. Were $1- O1C
B Cigarette Case
and Lighter Combina- @0 40
tions. Were $7.5O- %A'f1
Kann's-street Floor.
Domestics
IS BATES" Hobnail Candlewick
Spreads. Solid colors.
Double bed size. Were @) %
-23 Rayon Bedspreads. Popular
colors. Double bed size. &7OO
Were $395 and $4.95 %A'77
Ill Rayon Bedspreads. Choice
OF colors. Double bed CD 90
size. Were $500 to $7ss %@'17
3 Mohawk" Colored Border
Sheet Sets. One 8lx99 sheet and
two matching pillow
cases in green. Were n0 M
Evening star., 1940-05-02
No Mail, Phone or G. o. D, Order.
on Friday Remnants and Odd Lots
Neckweor

loo Cotton String Sweaters.
Slipover style. White and o.
pastel colors. Special o1C
Chiffon Sashes. Choice ~.
Of bright colors. Were soc ~
Cotton Sweaters. Slipover and
coat styles. Some with 70.
zippers. Were $1 ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Hondkerchiefs

-Rayon Chiffon Handkerchief.
Hand-rolled edges. Pastel %.
and street colors. Were soc NV
Mems Handmade Linens. White
with color. Some soiled. TO.
Were 25c --
-Dionne Quintuplet Print Hand
kerchiefs. Children's nov 7Sc
elites. 3 in gift box S
Kann's-Street Floor.
Coots and Suits
Wool Tweed Top $500
pers. Were 1895 " -
-Three-Pc. Fur Trimmed WOOL
and Rayon Suits. Were 600
1895
Man Tailored Woodland -Rayon
Suits. Were slo.95 to o. 90
1895 ----. .----
-Wool-and- Rayon Dress Coats.
Nays and blacks. @7 90
Were s1oe5 % |'99
Black and Navy Coats. WOOL
and-rayons for dress
or sports. Were >$16.95 oil
to $25
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
ToiIetries

IS Wells Bamboo" Lip k6o
sticks. Were $1.75-- wv
-3 Wells Bamboo" CD 20
Perfume. Were $3.50 ~So
. Plastic Cream Jars. COo
Were 81
3 Humphrey-Read Per- IQo
fumes. Were $1.25-
30 Kann's Face Creams. QQn
Old style jars. Were 75c
Ill Humphrey-Read Toi- CQc
let Waters. Were 65c---
SO st. Denis Bath Crys- 7Ro
tails. Were 29c-
-46 st. Denis Colognes. C6o
Were SOC --
-SS Ponds Cleansing Tis- CO
sues. Box of $50
-27 Boxes Tissue Guest To
Towels. Were 29c
-295 Kann's Special Toilet IL
Tissue. 1000 sheet rolls
lila Kann's Hardwater Soap.
Old-style boxes. Were 75c 27c
Konn's-StreAt T1oOr
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Hosiery

-36 Prs. Full-fashioned o.
Stockings. Silk or rayon o9C
40 Prs. Children's Cot. =
ton Half Socks. Plain colors oC
-SS Prs. Silk Chiffon
7sc ~ As@suiAfS oil 43c
-66 Prs. Mems and Boys ~
Cotton-and-Rayon Socks AfC
-11S Prs. Chiffon and
Service Weight Hose. Spe. 6n
cial O1C
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Wash Frocks

Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02

be0dInq
PHO r;1,sv, eSs's %sre F. rs.,asF at .s $l.69
oas Cots. Wss. Mss.' =. ., Army $1.95
Roek.,' %e W.. 1s.-.,n':hed ,sa1 $2.99
Il Single ner-Sprinx Mat
Reduce, Reduced f'00f sample $500
u, Ua css;ts' hssth''s;ss wss. Pull; ss u; 5000
Il Four Fl. Box
Spring on Legs. Was CT ~
sl695 - %|.9S
3 Inner-Spring Mattresses. re-
duced; Single Fos-
ter Ideal Spring, c11OO
was $l9.75 -- %AA'~1
IS Heller Inner
Spring M tresses. e7O M
Reduced -- ~A~~
q Tuftless Inner
Redueed HeeIn. !" ''e''e'' $l4.99
Il Walnut Veneer Dresser: Z
Walnut Veneer Van n1e ~
tiles. Were $29 995 ca. %AO'01
Il Studio Couch. @0A ~
Was $39.95 %Hf'17
o Barrel Back n00 np
Chairs. Were S49.5O %@@'|o
Il Studio Couch. 600 90
Was 1895 %Ao'oO
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Beddino

Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
SOiled Sheets
and Cases
Ia to IN off
Stationery

StotiOneIy
odd Lot Briefs
and and. School $, % :. Bags =. - Price
Odd Lot School Supplies. Note.
books. ink, loose leaf covers, So
tablets. etc. Special ~
Remnants Of Pound Papers.
Mo mostly tc WI white Were - Price
Odd Lot Envelopes. Choice Of
sizes. Were 2'c 2 pkgs. 25c
package ----
Heavy Quality Paper Dinner
Napkins. l25 to package. 7Oo
Were 29c ---------
Kann's-Street Floor.
Furs
-Sable-Dyed Fitch Skins. o.
Were $40 each W.
Skunk Dyed Opossum Coat, 40
In. long. Was $l00. Black
Caracul-Dyed Kid. Was eco
1oS
Beaver Dyed Lamb oRO
Coats. Were 500 -- wv
Natural Silver Musk @7e
rat Coats. Were $l09- ~'o
Dyed Skunk Coat, So 17n
in. long. Was s129 --- w.
Hudson Seal Dyed
Muskrat Coat. Was CLIO
SZVS
Kann's-Second Floor.
Luggage
vs. wsr. Overnight " s9 Cases. $3.l9
. Upper Sports Bags. 7Oo
Were s125 -- ~
-3 Fitted 15-In. Over
%s1s p,sns Gases c. Sc : fittings $2.4
c.l.s r.. Slated TIED. Week se 4. End $40
Eases. were SS.96
. Slated Hat Boxes. cE 40
Were s10.95 %O1~
ws ,os. won" ~"msn's Wv Ward; I'd 1888
3 Mems Two-Suiter CT OO
Cases. Were $12.98 %'~~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Girls Wear
Ia Wool-and- -Rayon
Spring Coats. Were $500
$8.98 ----- ~O
40 Cotton Stacks, Shorts EOc
and Overalls. Were 79c wv
20 Cotton Dresses. Were co.
$l.l5 - -
10 Rayon Dresses. &1 40
Were $2.99 ----- ~A~
30 Wool slipover Sweat A7c
ers. Were 81 ---- N
Girls and Teeners' Wool Skirts.
Plaid and pastel colors. @7 SS
Were $l99 -----~--. ~AOO
IS Teeners' Rayon
Party ?: rt Dresses Were $l.07
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Dresses
-22 Rayon Dresses and Co.'S
tunes. Misses and women's sizes.
We're $29.s5 to CS oH
-15 Rayon Navy and Black
Dresses. Sizes 44h to 60 OF
52E. Were $14.95 ~~
20 Rayon Sheers and
Prints. Were $l2.s5 to O. 90
40 Redingote Dresses. Misses
and women's. Wool and
crepe. rayon frocks. Were @S
rs Rayon Street
Dresses. Misses sizes. 1I 20
Were $7.95 ~
Sc Spun Rayon Dresses. Plain
or prints. Misses sizes. @7
Were s2ss $A
Kann's+Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Gloves

-llo Prs. Doeskins Finished
Sheepskins) and Capes. Black
.us.; ~ q. rose, o. green: re- =. Were $1.1Q
-zS6 Prs. Rayon Bensalines.
Cotton Knit Strings and
Cotton Fabrics. Were soc On.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

-6 Women's 16-Rib Oilsilk Um.
brellas; 10 Oilsilk Swasger Rain
coats. Were So and m1 ~
$3.50 PlsS1
10 W0men's 16-Rib Cot
ton and Rayon Glorias, n7
"cIe %
10 Women's l6- Rib
Green Oilsilk Umbrellas. 10
Were $1.39 - &c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Kann's-Street Floor
SiIverwore

Kann's-Street Floor.
SiIverwore
20 Sets Individual Salt and
Peppers. Sterling and
crystal. 6 to box. Were o.
$1.00 --- wv
SIS Chase" Chrome 2-Light
Csndelabras, discontinued So
style; 1 Silver Plated Sand
wich Trayx Scared. Were @1
$2.98 ------ ~A
lie Silver Plated
% 81 os .ra w'e,' es 40 were $1.49
. Three-Pc. Silver
W.ss T'.ssd !. Carving :: se''' $4.88
g Chrome Plated Cocktail
sna s1 ss1 were 'z''' $l.98
S Rogers Silver Plated Meat
Platters; Relish Dish. @O On
Scared. Were IS %S'01
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
.Homefittinos

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to IN.
38c yd.
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 49c to On.
6ec yd. ~
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain and
Drapery Material Rem Qn.
nants. Were 7sc to ssc yd. wv
-25 Cotton Mattress Covers,
soiled. Were 81 to $1.59GO.
$50 Yards 50" Cotton Cretonne.
Remnant lengths. Were COo
79c to 98c yard |C
-125 Pairs Pinch Pleated Cotton
G. Cre.onne ee Drape'. Were S1.09
$299 pair --
-35 Sets Cotton Auto Covers
for sedans only. Were ~.
$l.29 ca.
10 Porch Awnings, S to o.
~ tt. wide. Special at %H
liz Porch Awnings, 8l2 to &7
II It. wide. Special at-- w
-S Porch Awnings, 1914 c1n
to 161s # wide. Special at WV
las Pairs Ball Fringe
Tailored Cotton Curtains. en-
Were 81 pr. pr.- w
liz Eight-Piece Cotton Slip
Cover Set. Were 1896 @IOO
and $10.95 set " H@~
- Bolts Sunfast Cotton
Mohair, So in. wide. Was c7-
3l.49 yard Wv
-150 Cotton India
Prints. Size 2hxs.. $1.O0
Were $1.59 ca. %A'O1
Ill Pieces Cotton Mar
quisette. 48 In. wide. Was ~.
2ec yard AsN
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Umbrellas

Umbrellas
@ Women's 16-Rib Oilsilk Um.
brellas; 10 Oilsilk Swasser Rain
60 ss.s,' :. Were 50 and Sl.79
10 Women's 1s-Rib Cot
ton and Rayon Glorias. CT
Were 50 - @l
10 Women's I6 Rib
Green Oilsilk Umbrellas. ~
Were $l.39 -- &c
Kann'%Street Floor.
Leather Goods
-l5o Imitation Leather eO
Handbags. Were 79c and 81 o7C
so Genuine Leather
Handbags. Irregulars m7 m
of IS quality %A'OS
so Women's Belts. Assorted
kinds and colors. Were o.
59c to 81 G1C
is Children's Handbass. %
Were soc and 81 o9C
-S Water Jug Sets.
Pint size. Discontin- 90 90
used $7.95 styles ~o'7O
IS Water Jug Sets.
Quart size. Discontin- @A 90
ued 1895 styles %f'7O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Sportsweor
-43 Cotton Chenille Simon
Sweaters. Pastel colors. ~.
Were $1.19 -- SSC
-3s Wool Slipons; 50
Wool Skirts. Were s1.es OO.
and $299 - ~
"a Wool Skirts. Pop
ular styles. Were $1.99 @1en
-26 Wool Plaid Jackets. Were
:7.ss :7ss to $1,000 $500
-l1s Rayon Crepe and Sheer
Blou.ss. BIZ" rs - Were sl.ss $l.l9
Ia Two-Pc. Shetland Suits.
Pastel oolors. Were S3 30
$7.95 " ~O'O~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Linens
40 Bates" Dutch Girl Cotton
Table Cloths. 5sx5s in. Black
and white plaid. Were S1.O0
-l5o "His" and Her" Cotton
Embroidered Pillow Cases. CSo
Were 35c each ON
40 Handmade Cotton Lace Ia.
bic Cloths. 54x54 inch. Q7
Ecru color. Were $3.50. %A
so Cotton Chenille Bathroom
Sets. Bath mat with match 7Ao
ing lid cover. Were $1.o0 S<
is Thirteen-Pc. Linen Table
Sets. 5Sx58 in. cloth; 12 nap
R1as R1ns: colored G borders 1895
200 Rayon Napkins. Plain
white. Seconds of 25c o.
grade ------ ---- ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Homewores
-3 Detecto Bathroom Scales,
were $593; p Oil Silk Shower
Curtains Curt IN .: and Drapes' 1898
q Borg Fold-a-Way
Bathroom Scales. Were CD OF
5000
az Chrome Toilet Paper COo
Holders. Were $1.19-
20 Giant Pearlwich
Top Clothes Hampers. CD 90
Were $698 %O'Oo
lis Enameled Cast Iron 10-Inch
Fry Pans, were $1.49; 19 Whis.
tling Tfa Kettles, were 7Oo
$1.29 - ~
-9 Miro Aluminium o.
Sauce Pans. Were 45c
Il Lot Triple Coated Enamel
Utensils, were $149 to $1.95: Al
Quart Quick Drying En- 6Oo
amel, were CSC W.
40 Chemically Treated
Paper Rug Wraps. Were %.
69c - o1C
"a Metal Charm Shelves. ~.
Were 50c 1IC
Il Lot Table Oil Cloth. ~.
Was 45c yd. ASC
Us Flannel-Back Table
Covers, 54x54 in. Were en-
$1.25 O1C
3 6S-Inch Double Door Ward.
robe Closets. Were @S 90
$798. As is - %O'~O
% Double Door Metal
ss,,'s'''s'' :, ID were $7.98
Il Double Door Ward
robe Closet. As Is. o. ee
Was $8.95 - %o'OO
. Utility Closets. &C. Cd hA
Inch. As is. Were $498 ~O
p Double-Door Utility Closets,
6o-inch. Were $7e5. e2O7
As Is -. ~O'~S
-3 Three Burner Gas Stoves
snsas xlsa ovens Were $l3.95
rs Large-Size Drop.
Door Fibre Closets. @O 90
Were $3.50 -- %H'11
Kann's-Third Floor.
Savings in .
| HOMEFJ
Q Glazed Cotton Chintz. SO in
/ . 600 Holland Finished Cotton
| . Washable Cotton Cretonne.
/ . Coz. Striped Cotton Duck A,
/ . Cotton Friezette Studio Couc
. $50 In. Wide Cushion Dot
Were $2.95 pr. -
Kann's-Upholste
Clearance-WO,
| . 8 Metal Beds. Double size.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16
l0NY KINGS
| PRESENT Revue
Program Highlighted By
Local Radio, Stage En-
tertainers-Danc

The South End Harmony KinQs
WIN present their minstrel tomor-
row evening, ct Temple Hal.
1t viii also mark the first appear
ance Of Art Cipriano IN the role Of
director, who IN previous years ap-
peared IN the chorus. Joe j. Famir-
liettis Jr. WIN be master Of cere-
monies for the evening.
Elmer and Donald Bouffard tap-
dancing artists will appear with the
Kings for the first time this wear.
Also Edith RosSi Of radio Station
WATR fame is making her inauelI-
raj debut with the troupe.
Pretty Lucille Colucci, athe uride
Of Brooklyn" who stole the spotlirht
last year win In all probability re-
peat.
It's also probably safe to predict
Q new star viii be born when the
audience approves Of Louis Tortetta,
the singing Barber when he war
bles the popular tune ITO You"
Here's o flashl Be prepared for
loads Of laughs, because those two
rioting comedians, Ralph Ventresca
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16
s2-YEAR-OLD CADDY

The No. / badge at the Baysiore
Golf Course In Miami Beach is
worn BY an 82-year-old caddy cali
ed Dad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16

and Dan zibeiIo. endmen extraordi-
nary have signed 10 appear with the
show.
Music for dancing after the en-
tertainment win be provided By
Mike DiVito and his Harmony King
testers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16
bishop WEIGH
!. TO TALK HERE
Authority on Oriental Life
Coming to Methodist
Church Sunday

Dlstop Herbert WEIGH, chairman
O The Methodist Committee Tor
China Relief. coopernting with the
Church Committee for, China Re
nefs win speak at the 1880 O'Clock
service IN First Methodist Church
Sunday morning ON the subject,
The New China. Bishop WEIGH
spent twelve years IN charge Of all
Methodist work IN Korea, and Is
thoroughly familiar with oriental
Lite, and Is IN close touch with pres
ent conditions IN China.
AZ i've O'Clock this church win
have ttg second vesper service,
opened with brief organ recital By
MIS-. =. y. Jones. organist, the pas
tor, Rev. John J. Exlavelv, speaking
on How Life Is Lost OF Found"
At the first Of these Vesper Services
last Sunday there was 9 gratifying
response IN attendance.
AZ Q o'clock the EpwOrth League
OF the church win show two reels Of
Q moving picture, o drama called
Malayan Youth" the scene being
set IN Singapore. The picture Is IN
teresting and beautiful. Persons Of
all ages ere welcome ct the meeting.
La gaceta., 1940-12-19

Ell viejo, que dtce trataba de
devolverle la vida al cuerpo, re-
currira a los tribunales para
que le sea e~ntregado.
La Sra. Medina ha dispuesto
que el sitio de la Jumbo solo sea
oonocido por Lnas pocas perso-
mas, de modo que Ell anciano nc.
trate de sacarlo de nuevo.
BESIDE que los diputados en-
contraron ell cuerpo en- una ca
ma de la habitaci6n de Van Co
sci, mas de 10000 personals 10
han viSto.
ASegura Ell hombre que Ell pa
DIRE de la muchacha interesado
en- su labor cientifica, sc 10 ha-
bia dado para que 10 puSiera en-
un mausoleo que el construy6.
tan pronto tenga ell dinero
Suficiente. llevare Ell case a los
tribunaleS. ST la Corte decide a
mi favor, 10 hare desenterrar y
10 colocare en- la tumba que pa
ra ella e%onstrui".
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
Una i~nVjtGci6R

Una inUitGci6R
En- la manana de aver recibi
una fina invitaci6n de la Secci6n
de Recreo Juvenil de la Logia
Loyal Knights of America, para
que asista al "Yuletide Matinee
Dance" que verificara ell Domin
go %, en- los salones de los Agui
las de Orc, Novena avenida y ca
lie Diez y Seis.
ESta fiesta dara comienzo a
las cuatro de la tarde y Sc extern
dera haSta las ocho de la noche.
Los bailables lie han sido con-
fiado a la orquesta Swing Sc
renaders".
Los precios de entrada son
bien m6dicos, 15c por persona o
25c per pareja.
Dadas las simpatfas de esta
Saccion, no dudamos que ell sa-
lon de fiesta Sc vera colmado de
pGblico.
Muy agradecido a la gentileza.
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
KIDNEY STAGNATI0l
us WORSE THAN
~ CONSTIPATION
pscauso We TFsat Constipation q
The 0nsst White We Neglect
Our Kidneys Indefinitely

M uthw csgAn q yUw boty 80
nnoro importanos than pour kidnsya -
- your hdnaya thare are nine milAs
49, which muse work day and night -
Glt~r eho 1uids and keep the uystsm hWs
from wastaA aeidA poisons which. 49,
mitted to ramains may mu1o oort0W ho@W
and bladder trOubleA
IN 4 No wondaR Aam Shat NaAzSe
Sftsns calls for help 70 slean sut -
hdnsya So II y0a are Troubled va
CgtdnR-up-NiRhtA Leg Pains. backaahA
Nervoua Headache Dimines o. Lo@ 81
NnsrRy, due d functional kidney elsordsTAs
~ KDANS, the famous hdny rSnsaS
Ohieh adj Mature - nugh cut he -
80. % filter al wastes - prSvsnt ns
nay skagnaton.
RIDANs \ Bafs und Rsnaki& Ths1-
sands rsport sntirs qualification. IA
oo.ordina 70 directions, KDANs wn 80
spisndia ~resultn. Try nDANA Buy h@
" Special Prizes OneF On tWo boxea- -
~ koz. n not atisfisd. nsturn unopsn~
n ~ GW xoW ko6E1 BACK
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
Bale de Coronation

Empezaron va a distributes
las invitaciones para los no-so-
clos del Centre Asturiano, de
.mod0 que asistan al Bale Social
y la Coronation de fin de ano.
Todcs los amos la sociedad As
tur elige a una senorita que re-
preSenta a la sociedad como rel
ma. Esta vez lie correspondi6 el
honor a la Srta. Onelia Santana,
hija de los esimadcs esposos
Felix y Chela Santana. La Srta.
Santana sucedera a la muy SIM
patica Y gentil Srta. Consuelo
Aizpuru.
Ell acto de coronation tendra
efecto en- ell teatro, donde Sc le-
vantara ell tron0.
Los bailables estaran a cargo
de las ~orquastas Bob Portion,
que ocupara la plataforma de
la sala principal, y "Siboney'.
con Mercedes Sanchez y Fred
die Valdes, en- la sala cantina.
A las 10 :0030 de la noche CO.
menzara Y Sc terminara a las
80 de la manana.
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
ARimdci6R

ABimGci6n
Reina extraordinaria anima-
Zion para asistir a la matinee
bailable que verificara la Sec
c,6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, ell microbes %, en- su sa-
la principal.
I'm gran conjunto musical ha
sido contratado, la Jack Strait.
Muy renida esta la venta de
boletos de entrada. Es dificil
por Ell momento predecir cual de
los bandos ganara. Ell bando
perdedor ofrecera al ganadcr
una comida campestre, en- ell
mes de Enero.
Esta fiesta dara comienzO a
las 400 de la tarde y Sc extern
dera hasta las 800 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
CumpleMOs

En- ell dia ds aver cumpli6 un
ano mas de vida ell Sr. Cesar Ri
vero Mas, Canciller del Consula-
do de Cuba en- esta ciudad y eX-
crCnista So-ial de este peri6di-
co.
Tan senalado dia no 10 celebr6
pero Ell cambio 10 pas6 rebOsan-
te de algeria y rodeado del ca
rinc de su u~nigenita, Silvia A
m6rica, y esposa.
A su residential, GIG de la II
avenida, Negaron flelicitaciones
de familiares y amistades.
Aunque con un dfa de retraso,
deseamos a Cesar que pueda con
tar muchoS amos mas, lleno de
vida y felicidad.
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
POR LA RADIO

Programs para la noche de
hoy: sos, Mr.. Hill; 6:15, sere-
nata, WDAE; $50 Sullivan,
WDAE; GAS, Lowell Thomas,
WSUN, y 81 Mundo al Dia, WD
AE; 7:15, John Vanderocok,
WSUN; 1880, la edad del rit-
mo; 7;45, Koltenborn; 500,
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
SERA ~ENTERRADO HOY Ell
CUERPO MOMIFICADO DE
ELENA HOYOS

Key West, Die. 19.-Por or
dende su hermana, Sra. Mana
Medina, ell cuerpo momificado
de Elena Hoyos, que tenia lie
galmente en- su pcder ell amelia
no Karl Tanzler Van Cosel, Sc
ra devuelto a la TERRA en- la
manana oe hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-12-19
Rnnnnete de Anipersario


Manana Viernes celsbraran
en- ell patio" del Restaurant
columbia" su quinto banquete
de aniversario, los alumnOs y
miembros activos del Rho M
Delta, de la Universidad de Tam
pa.
En- esta cOmida Sc PRESENT. :
ran bonitos actcs y haran uso
de la palaibra ell DR.. James E.
Mooney, Presidente de la Uni
versidad de Tampa, Frank Ma
niscalco Y otras personals.