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La gaceta., 1940-12-13
LFSIONADO Ell ACTOR RA-
MON A

Hollywood, Die. 13.-Sufri6
lesiones graves en- I'm Academic
automovilista el actor Ramon
Novarro, que tiene Al amos de
edad. Los medicos dicen que pre-
senta heridas, una conclusion en-
Ell craneo y compression en- Ell pc
dho; pero su estado es "satisfac-
torio''. Sc lie recluy6 en- un hos
pital privado.
La gaceta., 1940-12-13

Dej6 de existir en- ell Sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol, donde
Nevada varios meses recluidc, Ell
.Sr. Joa6 Berm1dez, de so amos,
vecino de la Gale Morton, en-
Port Tampa. lie sobrevivep SUI
viuda, Sra. Evelyn Berm1dez, Y
dos hermanos, Cristinc, de New
York, y Francisco, de Espana.
La gaceta., 1940-12-13
MATRIMONIOS

Norman Miller, %, Y Betty
Weimer, 81.
Arthur c. Reiss, 50, y Olive
Manns, 49.
Luis j. Cramer, 26, y Marga-
rita Rush, 81.
Robert Spooner, 20, y Anna
Carney, %.
J.L. McWiNiams, Jr., "a, y
Marta Hanley, 18.
James H B. WoOdroffe, "a, Y
Mildred Ruth Modlin, %.
Sc SOLICITA una Sonora para
Ell cuidado de una nina. Debe
ser mayor de 80 amos. Dirijase
al GIG Doce avenida. Pregunte
por ell Sr. Rivero o lame por eli
telefono NJ 59-712.
La gaceta., 1940-12-13
LA AVIACION INGLESA A
TACO LOS PUERTOS DE


Londres, Die. 13.-Informa
ell ministro del aire que la Real
Aviaci6n atac6 Ell puerto de
Brest, ahora en- poder de les ma
zis.
I'm aeroplano britanico bonn
barde6 I'm barca de abasteci-
mientos del enemigo frente a la
costa holandesa. Varias bombas
cayeron en- ell centric del buque.
La gaceta., 1940-12-13

I'm peri6dico estima que ell to-
tai es muy pequeno teniendo
en- cuenta la salvaje violencia
del bombardeo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-13

I'm ninito, hijo de los esposos
Jees Longo, murio hoy por "a
manana. en- IN ho.pital local.
Ademas de sus padres lie So
breviven un hermano, Vicente,
V su abuela, Sra. Sally Ann
King.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
BestSnapshots
Of final week in
The Stars
Amateur Contest

With publication of these best
snapshots for the final week,
The Stor brings to q close it's
omoteur contest of this sum-
mer. Judges will now choose the
winners Of the four SIS grond
owords. oil photos published
during the l3 weeks Of the
contest being considered for
these owords in the four pic
ture cIossificotions. After be-
ing announced by publication in
the Roto9rovure Section next
Sunday, the four winners will
compete here next month in
the notiono| owords paying
$4,000, including 9rond prize
worth 81 500.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11

tunities for employment. But,
despite the Improvement in eco
nomic conditions, large percen-
tage of the farm families of
North Carolina will be faced in
1910 with the problem Of
North Carolina will be faced in
1910 with the problem of stretch
ing incomes of less than $500 to
provide for all their household
needs"
Turning to the subject of "The
Family's Food" the Extension
specialist declared: costs of pro-
ducing food for household use in
crease less than do retail food
prices, hence farm families can
offset a rise in the cost of their
food by planning to produce q
larger than usual share of their
total food. supplies. Such plans
if made with nutritional as well
as financial goals in mind, may
also yield returns in the form Of
improved family diets and ii
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
HeltOn News

Mr.. Nile Eller, who has been
working in Pennsylvania for a
long time, has returned to his
home here.
Mr.. Gilbert Barker, of Silas
Creek spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Paisley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Cooper
end daughter, Shirley and Ford
Gualtney, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gaultney
at Rugby, Va.
Rev. E. A. Eller offended SER
vices at Sturgills Baptist church,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Hagy Jr.
and small son, Gary, of Bristol,
Tenn, spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine FISHERMAN.
Miss Vilena FISHERMAN is
spending this week in Bristol,
Tenn.
Messrs. Marion Cooper and
Everett Porter were visitors to
Lansing Saturday.
Mr.. Lester Paisley spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams. of Smethport.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
Great Britain Is Warned
About Searching OF Ships

Westinghouse sharp warning
to Britain, holding her response
BILE for any damages suffered by
American ships forced to proceed
into the forbidden combat area
for examination, was announced
by the state department recent
ly after the American vessel Nor
macsun had been taken by the
British into Kirkwall, Scotland.
Secretary of State Hull adj
dressed the note to the British
ambassador on December IA but
it was held secret in the hope the
British would abide by its warn
ing. The department had resolv-
ed, however, to publish it the mo-
ment the first case occurred.
That moment arrived with the
receipt of dispatches saying that
the 4,996-ton freighter Mormac-
sun, of the Moore and McCor-
mack line, en- route to Bergen,
Norway, had been forced by the
British to go to Kirkwall. This
is a British control port, about
$50 miles inside the combat zone
which the neutrality act forbids
American ships to enter.
The state department imme-
diately dispatched a cable to the
American embassy in London, in
structing the embassy to commu-
nicate with the master of the
Mormacsun and send all the facts
to the department for possible &C
ton.
HulPs note to Britain said, eff
:. The British authorities should
feel it necessary to compel any
American vessel to enter the
! combat area or any of those bel
/ ligerent ports which by the pro-
visions of the neutrality law they
are prohibited from entering, the
! government of the United States
will feel it necessary to examine
carefully into all of the facts of
the case and to take such further
action as the results of such ex-
animation appear to make neces-
sary or eXpedient.
meanwhile, 1 feel that I should
inform your excellency that this
government, for itself and its ma
tionals, reserves all its and their
rights in the matter and that it
will be expected that compensa-
ton for losses and injuries re-
sulting from the infraction of
such rights will be made as
matter of course"
Officials said that meant, for
instance, that if an American
ship was sunk by a German sub
marine in the combat area while
being escorted to a British port
by a British warship, this bow
eminent would look to Britain
| for full compensation.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
Farmers Need To
Grow Own Food

Farm families probably will
have higher net income in 1910
than they had in 1889, says Miss
Pauline Gordon, home manage
ment specialist of the State Col
lege Extension Service. But, un-
less they produce their own food
the increased income will be
overcome by higher costs of pur-
chased materials, she added.
In an outlook for farm family
living in North Carolina, Miss
Gordon said: "Total receipts for
marketing of farm products are
expected to increase to improve.
ment in industrial activities and
in consumer incomes. Income
from government payments will
probably be about the same. Non,
farm earnings of family member.
may increase, with greater oppor
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
Many Pay Their Subscriptions
To Ashe Hospital Association
Finance Committee Making
Final Drive for Payments
And New Pledges

The finance committee of the
Ashe Hospital Association is not
only making final drive for
payments of stock subscriptions
and pledges. but also for new
subscriptions
Here is list of stockholders
who have made partial payments
as announced this week by Roy
Badger, treasurer:
E. w. Absher, w. B. Austin,
Lloyd Bare Jr., Ben Barker, Leo
nard Bard, John M. Burkett, Da-
vid Burkett, Estle Brown, Isaac
Bare, Poindexter Blevins, G. c.
Brinegar, Guy Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Barr, L. P. Coward
Scott Cox, John w. Caldwell, T.
X. Douglass, Rubin Dixon.
Bruce Dent, Edd Davis, M. G.
Edwards, G. w. Edwards, A. D,
Goodman, J. G. Gambill, ]. r.
Goings, D. c. Goodman, Dewey
Jenkins, Rex P. Jones, Miss
Maude James, S. w. James, w.
G. Little, Walter Liddle, T. K.
Miller, Glenn Mash, Warth Mash,
Jess Miller, w. M. Blevins, B. w.
Jones, Guy Neaves, w. B. Oliver,
Thos. Pennington, r. E. L. Plum
mer, Cicero Pugh, E. R. STAINS
berry.
r. ]. Sailing, r. H. Stone, j.
L. Stump, r. P. Taylor and A. G..
Witherspoon
Have Paid Contributions
The following have paid their
contributions in full:
Thos. w. Anderson, American
Legion Auxiliary, Lon Andrews,
Willard Arnold, Quincy Ashley,
A. B. Brown, Harrison Black
burn, Wiley Blevins, Oscar Bile
wins, Jim Brown, Bruce Bowlin,
Carl Barker, VIM. Barker, A. J.
Ball, ]. E. Barker, Jess Black,
Calvin Blevins.
Henry Brooks, Oscar Blevins,
Ed Blevins, T. E. Blevins, John
Brinegar, J. R. Brinegar, R. P.
Baker, w. Gard Baker, Donald
Bare, Alex Bare, Thos. Brown,
E. c. hayden, Arley Blevins, Ho-
ward Blackburn, Cleve Baldwin,
w. F. Barker, w. c. Barker,
John r. Bowie, David Blevins,
Belk's Dept. Store, Estel Barker,
Carl Ball, G. B. Biller.
H. Baker, L. H. Blevins, Cla-
renee Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Max
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11

Barlow, R. D. Brown, Tom
Brown, Jeston Blevins, Harley
Blevins, Thos. A. Campbell, A.
H. Church, J. A. Craft, B. F.
Cook, Charlie G. Church, Todd
Caudill, Carl F. Coward, Reeves
hurch, Walter Calhoun, M. E.
Carter.
D. D. Absher, Carrie Bare,
Fieldon Blevins, Hillary Bare,
Carl M. Blackburn, Carl Denney,
Earl Eldreth, Albert Francis, Ell
mer Ham, Rhundy Hash, John
Jones, Delmer Jones, Grover Mil
Ter, Carl Mahaffey, Hoyle Miller,
Alvin Atwood, Howard Bare,
Vance Eldreth, Howard Eldreth,
Geo., Gertman, Denton Howell,
Arden Miller, Ed Pennington,
Andrew Royal, Lundy Roark, T.
J. Roark, Lillard Sturgill, Chas,
Taylor, E. H. Thompson, Arson
Thompson, Will C. Vannoy, Gard
Witherspoon.
w. w. Carter. Conley Camp
bell, Mrs. Arthur Campbell, John
w. Calhoun, Ray Calhoun, j. H.
Davis, Harley Farmer, J. E. De-
Board, Bryce Denney, Chas. Dix
on, Eli Denney, w. T. Dolinger
Lee Duvall, Quincy E. Davis
Mrs. Alice Deboard, Ossie De-
board, Jewel Davis, Jessie Davis
Lon Denney, Mrs. Rosa Davis, B
H. Duncan, Lester Deboard, c.
G. Dixon.
B. c. Deboard, I. E. Duncan, w
E. Denney, Smith Eggers, Ho-
ward Eldreth, Lester Eldreth, Ed
Eller, R. H. Edwards, M. H. Ell
Ter, Avery Eller, Guy Eller, Ray
Elliott, Isaac Elliott, Mrs. Myrtle
Elliott, Oscar Eldreth, J. O. Eller
Ed Eastridge, Earl Eldreth, Carl
Eldreth, Fred Elliott, Ches Eller
Willard Edmondson, A. E.. Ed
mondson, Rev. J. F. Fletcher, C
L. Fletcher, Stacy Farmer, Eve
rett Farmer.
Mrs. J. w. Faw, A. M. Frazier
M. G. Farmer, Clint Farmer
Carl Farmer, E. c. Francis and
Clifford Farmer.
(TO Be COntinued
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
Idlewild News

In spite of the unusually pref
ty fall, winter is getting off to
a good start. We hove had white
blanket for the past two weeks,
but the largest snow of the sea-
son fell Sunday afternoon and
night.
Mrs. Andrew Jones doesn't
seem to be improving much.
Some of the men folks around
Cheeks store got out Monday af-
ternoon and took them a nice
truck load of wood.
Mr.. Greedy Fletcher, who has
been sick for the past two weeks,
is slowly improving.
Mr.. Charlie Yates has been
moving lots of Irish potatoes out
of the Idlewild community but
the snowy weather has him
blocked at present.
Mr.. Harold Fletcher and Pal
mer Fletcher made a business
trip to Brentwood Saturday.
Mr.. Cecil Yates, Harold Flet-
cher and Ethel Lemly visited Mr.
T. w. Hartzog and family Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Hack Baker spent Sunday
afternoon and night with Miss
Betty Lou Hartzog at the home
of Mr.. r. J. Hartzog.
Mr.. J. E. Cheek, Charlie Yates
and H. A. Baker made a business
trip to North Wilkesboro Friday
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
SENATE PASSES A
BILL TO TIGHTEN
LAWS ON ALIENS

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a gap
in the law which allows aliens
convicted of espionage or sabo-
tage to remain in the United
States was all. but closed by the
senate this week.
Exhorted by Senator Reynolds,
d., N. c., to stop "pampering
and coddling" alien criminals, the
senate passed a house bill which
would require automatic deporta-
ton of any alien convicted of es-
pionage or sabotage or who con-
fesses; any alien convicted of vio-
lating narcotics laws, and any
alien committed to an institution
as a narcotics addict.
"While almost inconceivable," "
said Senator Russell 3D., Ga.),
who sponsored the measure in the
senate, "the present law does not
require deportation of any alien
after conviction of espionage or
sabotage"
The bill now goes back to the
house for concurrence in minor
senate amendments.
Reynolds gave notice that he
would move soon for considera-
ton of bill to require the reg
istration of aliens, eliminating
the proposal for fingerprinting
which he advanced unsuccessful
ly at a previous session.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
lMZl

We understand Patrolman
Thomas made a very inspiring
talk on safety at the Rotary
club few nights ago. In appre-
citation of his efforts we offer
the following:
Dear Drivers:
Today my daughter, who is
seven years old, went to school
as usual. Now she's back there
in the nursery sound asleep,
with princess Elizabeth"
CHATS her dolly cuddled in her
right arm.
You guys wouldn't hurt her,
would you? You see, I'm her
daddy-when her doll is brok-
en-or her finger is cut or her
head gets bumped, I can fix 1t
but when she starts to school
when she walks across the
street-then she's in your
hands.
She's a nice kid-she can run
like a deer, and darts like a
chipmunk-she likes to ride
horses, and swim, and hike
with me on Sunday afternoons.
But I can't be with her all
the time, I have to work, to pay
for her clothes and education.
So please help me look out
for her-please drive slowly
past the school and intersec-
tions-and please remember
that children run from behind
parked cars.
Please don't run over my lit
tie girl.
Every Daddy
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11
THURSDAY, JAN. II. 1910.
better health.

North Carolina diets as
whole are lacking in certain i'm
portant foods. The lack of milk
is greatest, but there is also a
lack of sufficient fruits, lean
meats, poultry, eggs, whole
grains, and, at certain seasons,
fresh vegetables. Farm families
should make every effort to pro-
duce the essential foods needed
for good nutrition of the family"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11

The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture has estimated the 1889
commercial apple crop at 1OO,-
$4,000 bushels, almost 100000
bushels above the 1888 crop.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11

The increasing use of home
grown feeds and the wider use
of production records as a guide
to breeding are tending to lower
the cost of milk production in
the United States.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11

Farm real estate taxes have
changed little in the past five
wears. notwithstanding increases
in public spending for relief and
rehabilitation from the depres-
sion of the early 1905.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-11

C. T. Robbins, Div. Mgr.
"Your friendly neighbor"
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
hlr. l.Rr:wultt

Una iRUitaci6n
Acuso recibo de una fina invl-
taci6n que me lenVia ell 1oven
Luis H. Garcia, active y diligen-
te Secretario de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano, pa
ra que asista el pr6ximo sabado
a la fiesta carnavalesca que efec
tuaran en- TODD su ed iciO social.
Las orquestas de Bob Por-
tom y ''Siboney" seran los con-
.juntos encargados de amenizar
ell bale.
Habra premics para los meJo-
res diSfraces.
Los j6venes Mario Garcia,
Armando Gonzalez, Luis Garcia
~ Delfin Llaneza, son los encar-
gados de los preparativos de es-
ia fiesta.
Muy agradecido por la invi-
taci6n que sc me envfa.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
PARTY de C~umpleaaOs

En- lanoche del pasadv Lunes
fue festeado con una animada
fiestecita Ell nino Gabriel Vene-
no.
lie fue ofrecida por sus pa
dres, JESUS Venero y Sra, con
domicilio en-. ell 1920 de la aveni-
da IA.
Sc hallaban presente los ST.
guientes ninos: Esmeralda AL
fonso. Rosita Fernandez. Lydia
Gonzalo, Elvira Alvarez, Aidita
Lopez, Norma Lopez, Amador
Gonzalez, Gloria Gonzalez, Lio-
mel Sanchez, Annie Parlapiano,
Olga Gallo, Della Gallo, Eva
Carmona, Raymond Ignalde,
Angel Ignalde, Hilda Molinet,
Alexander Torres, Lily Caste
llano, Jimmy Clesi, Dickie Var
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A R RODRIGUEZ

de, Manuel Sierra, Sunny Cas-
tellano. Norma Blanco, Bobby
Jerez, Luis Llerandi, Cesar Lie
randi Y Arturo Llerandi.
Otras personals que aSistie-
ron, senortias: Lucy Gonzalo,
Frances Alvarez, Julia Garcia,
Fini Garcia, Aurora Gonzalez,
Ramona Vazquez.
Sras: Gloria Gcnzalo. Lima
Perial, Violeta Lopez, Lily Fer
nndez, Providsncia Parlapiano,
Amadora Garcia, Carmela L6-
pei, Angela Tamargo,
Esposos, Angel Ybanez y Sra.
! Alfredo Carmona y Sra, Anto-
MO Bueno Y Sra, Joe Ago y
Sra. Y Jose Tamargo y Sra.
Con dulces, cakes y refrescos
fue obsequiada la concurrencia.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
DIvORCIOS

DecretOs: Manuel v. Fernan-
dez contra Hazel Holland Fer :
'nandez; Edna BloSfield contra
Carl Blosfield. .
Nuevas demands Robert Ro
drfguez contra Grace Rodriguez
Elsie M. Cutter contra Payton
Gutter; oAmada Dfaz contra
Froylan Diaz; Francisco Leon
contra Manuel Leon; JoSefina
Reihgard contra Jack N. Reig-
hard.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
JUNTA DE CULTURA
ESPANOLA
C1TACIoN

Citamos por este medic a junN
ia de Diractiva para ell pr6ximo
viernes % de los corrientes, a
Slas 8 P. NJ, en- el Centre Obrero.
Para tratar asuntos relaciona :
dos COM los Refugiados que &C :
tus mente Sc encuentran en- San
to Apmingo y otros que aun per
maneeen en- Francia y tambien
> de les asuntos generates de nues-
ira Junta.
Rstos problemas, que son de
81 la importancia, requieren la
Aaistencia de todos.
A. InclGn, Sec.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24

Barcena. Rosendo MARTINEZ, Isa
bel Rodriguez, Serafin Vicari,
Pedro Cimino, Angel Garcia,
Horliria Morales, Della Lopez,
Guillermina Palomino, Antonio
Acebo, Elvira Alfonso, DoEdin-
go Silva, Rosa Perez, ConSuelo
Alfonso, Julio Reyes, Mario Ga
Undo, Armando Rodriguez, Ray
mond Atrial, Blanca Mia Ola
dell, Herminia Garcia, Rodolfo
Reyero Y Rosaura Guerra.
A todos estos pacientes de-
seamoS un pronto Y total resta-
blecimiento.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24

s~ecretario Don v. Giunta, teso-
zero 0nofrio Centinaro. y voca-
les TONG Fioarrotta, Sam Man
ma, Tony Clesf, Giuseppe GHas-
tella, jose NJ Russo, Lsopoldo
CaStellano, Anibal Herrera Lui-
ii Russ Phillip Ficayrotta, An
.gelo Ginez, ToN Piazza. Char
lie Rumore F. Provenzapo,
D. Morris Fucarino y Lorenzo
Fucarino.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
EN- Ell N

Vero Beach, oct. 24.-En n
carretera de Vero Beach a Tam
sufri6 un accidente ell automo-
vii de la Sra. Celia Agnes Bar
mes, de 65 amos. Y esta muri6
ahogada en- un canal.
Marion, una hija de la Barnes,
logr6 escapar con vida.
Ell cuerpo de la victima sera
embarcado hoy para New York,
de dond eanoche lelg6 su hijo,
Jose Barnes.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
Bale de Beneficio

Anuncia la Logia Caballeros
deCol6n una magnifical idiesta
bailable para el sabado 9 de No
viembre, en- los salones de For
est Hill Country Club, a benefit
clio del Asilo de Huerfanos "Ma-
ry Help of Christians Orphan
aage'.
Esta Logia celebra anualmen
tie un festival.
La m1sica estarf a ergo de
la orquesta de "jazz" bob Por-
tom, la que comenzara a ejecu'
tar su bien combinado reperto'
rio a las 10000 de la noche.
Lindas y atractivas senoritas
de la localidad seran escogidas
para madrinas de eSta fiesta.
La Presidenta de la fiesta lie
.fue conferida al Sr. Rafael A,
Marsicano, ell que acto seguido
nombr6 como a~sistentes a los
Sres. Frank F. Cannon, Harold
Meeder, DR.. Thomas Nelson,
Carlos Escalante j. P. McGrow,
Rocco Marsicano, J. j. Fogarty,
Manuel Fernandez, DR.. Gusta-
vo j. P~erdig6n. A. j, Rodriguez
" otros mas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
UNA RESOLUTION DEL
CLUB CIvIA 10 M

El Club Civico Harmony, pre-
sidido por Morris Fucarino, a :
prob6 aver una resolution en- ia
vor de la candidatura del preSi-
dente Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Cree ell Club que es un deber
civico de todos sus compromises
votar por la reelection de Mr..
Roosevelt ell los comicios de no
viembre.
Componen la Directiva del
club ademas de Fucarino, ell vi
cepresidente Saro Mortellaro,
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
Wiener Roast


A las siete y media de la no.
che de hoy iueves partiraL para
los terrenos de Ballast Point las
damas del young Women's So
.cial Club. ALI celebraran un
wiener Roast.
De la Residential de los espo-
SOS Joe Spoto partiran.
Los preparativos estan a car
go de las Sras. j. Spoto, Dick
Massari y N. Cannella.
Muchas diversiones les desea-
mos.
Unds LtReds
Para recordar a nuestros pc
quenueloS ell bale infantil que
la Secci6n de Damas de la Logia
Cabaleros Leaes de America, e.
lfectuara el entrant domingo, or
los salones de los Aguila de Orc
Habra grandes premios pars
los mejores diSfraces y premio!
especiales para os ninos de cor.
ia edad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
Otro Bale Infantl

Tambien las Sacerdotisas del
Hogan. de la Orden Caballero
de la Luz, ofreceran a nuestra
"gente menuda" una fiesta bai-
liable.
Tendra etecto ell entrante do
mingo, en- los salones de la Octa
va avenida Y Gale Catorce (al-
tos del almacen La Gloria).
Nuestra informante nos dice
que sc daran premios a los dis
Traces mas originates y los mas
ridiculos.
Habra buena mlsica.
BESIDE las 400 a las z de Ia
nOche. M
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
Desde Neio York

Nos escribe una postal nues-
tro apreciado amigo Miguel Co
vim, que no ha mucho estuviera
actuando en- ell teatro del Circu.
10 Cubano. En- la Metr6poli
Neoyorkina actua en- Ell teatro
Hispano, con gran exito.
Nos recomienda' que salude-
mos a todas sus amistades, por
medic de estas columnas, 10 que
gustosoS hacemos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
MATRIMoNIos

Frank A COimss47, y Lucille
T.. Cauble, AZ; Dale Mitchell, 80.
y Gertrudis Mihm, 20; Harold
Francis Summit, 81, y Norma
Lee Muent5eA 81.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
Hqcia CAba

Hdcid Cuba
En- a tarde de aver embarc6
para la capital Guiana acOmpa-
nadO de su esposa e hijastro,
nuestro particular amigo Ra-
mon BermGdez.
En- la ciudad de la Habana
permanecera por tempo indefi-
nido.
AL deSpedirle lie deseamos fe-
liz travesia y @xito en- sus pro-
p6sitos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24

Entrada 10 cts. Les mayoreS
entrarann de gratis, siempre
que asistan acompanando a un
nino.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24

Page por los canarlos ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-10-24
CapttuIo de Enfermos

CGpttuIO de Enfermos
He aqui la lista de socios en-
del Circulo Cubano:
Ernestina Torres, Bernardo
RGa, Lila Martinez, Jose M.
Smyrna times., 1940-04-04

Scout Council. His topic will be
Americas Tomorrow" The meet
ing will be held in the Activity
Room Of the Dover School. It is
the plan of the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce that this meeting will be
Countrywide in its scope. Parents
OF Scouts and prospective Scouts,
especially Dads, together with any
others interested in Scouting will
be invited and urged to attend. At
tendance is expected from all COM
munities in the County where
there are no Boy Scout Troops as
well as from those in which Troops
are operating. At present Troops
are to be found in Milford, Smyrna,
Harrington, Frederick, Hartly and
Dover. The Del-Mar-Va Council,
which has supervision of Scouting
on the peninsula, is cooperating
with the Dover Junior Chamber of
Commerce in this project.
Smyrna times., 1940-04-04
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MILK !! PER COW
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Y n the Dover high school
. learn more about the
s'sfown feeds in the ra-
! u ! aoS pastures may be i'm
s,a. Y lae use of certain grass
ss1sr mixtures along with 4
I. '',,ag Of a high grade fer
4 ! ias subject Of dairy ra-
IT, = ! discussed I by Prof. A. z.
7 M H',sa { he Department Of An
d. n'sldry Of the University
N 's's and the pasture dis
\ 40 ~ Led by H. Wallace
~, s"sat = Of the Delaware !
e. 'r,esian Association, and
H. 'or the Eastern States
y cou1tu 1'4aage. nan Officers of the
& a,,a,l.l, lsa,s Dairy Herd Improve
N prs,iSa. as.on are Lyndon d.
Scfetary-treasuror -