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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Sieolho0d Ice Broken
Hits Pin Alley Proprietors


Dear Metz From the communications Of BESSIE Trow
bridge, which corroborated mostly my statements n
to the recude Of most Tacoma bowlers il would
that the 10 penalty in handicap tournaments by the
Northwestern Washington bowling alley propretors Is
closed incident -.
wish make that all bowling alley propretos
giving handicap legal right establish the
But such rules sboveboard subject
scrutiny by those intend competing In such tournaments
The Seattle BelnRham bowling
peo arbitrarily penaxns Tacoma bowers by 10
penalty simply BelnRham
with second according rules
made and provided
Should Protest Properly -.
They should have registered their protests against
tain Tacoma bowers accompanied by properly sustained
charges TO the officials of the Northwestern
and with the Of the American Bowling Con-
gress William 6. Herdman Herdman, by the way,
member Of one Of the teams involved.
They could held public hearing the matter which
each individual would have the right and testimony
That would taking
judgment against all Tacoma bow'es
However should those bowling alley with
open tupiuds
reaching
but which might inure to the bettermen of the
The bowling fraternity primarily
ladies gentlemen Mrs Trowbdge
Of feminine members that the bowers
might rghtfully he opened to scrutiny
bowling officials Of proper
investigate the whole matsrnot interested bowling
pruprietors JOHN L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

MANY duck hunters had hest study their game laws
Because they laboring under the delusion the
1910 ends Saturday and Sunday the 4h and 18TH
n Saturday 18th No shooting Sunday
Keep and keep trouble
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
John Phon Puzzled Soul

John Phon Puzzled Soul :.
The slaughter Of the famed Washington Redskins by the
Chicago Bears. 73 TO for the professional football title
Of the land il something that has the fans Of the nation
wondering
The teams FLASHED few days previous 10 Sun
days big event and the Redskins TO 3.
Granting that football unpredcssbe and all that Mr. Joe Phs
victorious before
the
they that team with Sammy
Dsugh point7 And
fails making record unhesd Of
- pro bal7"
blntly his quit cold"
but changed they their heads"
Whatever happened field the result left
10 Fhan wondering
Steelheod Ice Broken -.
the local seehead ice has been broken In the
Puyallup river -.
Two anglers Sunday 10 land big fish
eat Of the river the mouth Of Clear creek not far from
the Cushman Indian school
No other local sporting goods dealers
steehead anglers / checked
Pennusls
nothing until good
Of
And maybe I've spoiled something exclusive for them
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Cathedral School
Alurnnae Luncheon

Members of the National Cathe-
dral School Alumnae Association
will give a luncheon at the school
on Saturday, April 20, at which
the Very Rev Noble c. Powell, dean
of the Cathedral, and DR.. Theodore
o. Wedel, canon chancellor, who
is in charge of the educational work
of the Cathedral Foundation, will
be honor guests and speakers.
Miss Mabel B. Turner, principal
of the school, and Miss Lucy G.
Wright, president of the alumnae
association, will both preside
This year will mark the 40th an
niversary of the founding of the
school and members of the alunlnae
association are already deep in
plans for the birthday anniversary
in June to which alumnae from
all sections of the country are ex-
pected June 8 has been selected
as "alumnae day" and Miss Helen
Coutant Peck. provost, who is re-
signing after 80 years at the school,
is to be especially honored.
Oficers of the association. in ad-
dition to the president. Miss Wright,
are Mrs. Benjamin H. Mckinney,
jr., vice president; Miss Lucia Hol-
lerith, treasurer; Mrs. Lothrop Lut-
trell, recording secretary, and Mrs.
Francis j. Wideman, corresponding
secretary.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Weddings of Interest
Miss Annetta Matthew Marries
Mr.. John B. Behan, Jr.

The sacristy Of the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart was the scene of an
attractively arranged wedding Sat-
urday afternoon, when Miss Ann
eta Matthew was married to Mr..
John B. Behan, jr., of Washing
ton. The ceremony was performed
at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. John
S. Spence officiating. A program of
music was given by Mr.. Joseph Pat
rick OLone, who sang, and Mr..
Walter Bohan. violinist, and Mr..
Paul Conlon, pianist.
The bride is she daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander
Matthew. She wore a gown of Gala
satin, fashioned on princess lines,
with a hustle. Her tulle veil was
held by coronet of seed pearls and
clusters of orange blossoms and she
carried gardenias.
Mr. Behan, who is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Behan of Pitts
field, Mass, had as his best man Mr..
Ralph A. Norton of Washington.
Miss Eleanor r. Behan of Pittsfield
was maid of honor She wore a be-
coming gown of Alice blue corded
silk. trimmed with vertical shirrings
of the material Her hat was of
pink flowers and had navy blue
streamers and she carried pink
roses.
Following a reception, which was
held in the Queen Elizabeth room
of the Raleigh Hotel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Behan left for wedding trip. The
brides travelling costume was q
black triple sheer dress with q
jacket, q black hat with red flow-
ers and double silver fox fur scarf.
Mrs. Behan attended schools in
Evening star., 1940-04-08

attractive enjoyed themselves tremendously the
Johnsons Mr.. Potter remained at home
Mrs Potter dressed in spring ok of pale and
skull white flowers with flowing veil johnson
hoor-lergh and becoming of
and the doctor looking the first
in the famy-Dave and Neville Barry child Neville is Dr. john
daugher) The proud father arrived rather with his
daughter the Alice complaining
he had yet allowed to hold his heir had
at him through forbiddng plate glass at the hospital And
while the subject of
ing that the Moran McConhes yesterday
To with the partythe other
attractive Mrs Roberts hat with
friends Reber Lehales
Mrs Marshall Exnicios Sidney
beige with natural ooed straw hat and also in beige
Clark who blue flowers her matching hat Diana Rowland
black with red chatting with
Mrs Sears Garrett blue with pearls
Mathew Perry
youthful that found difficult
four sturdy youngsters Mr. and Mrs James Nolan Nolan
white checked with turban dark
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington Envron
News Notes of Official
And Diplomatic Sets
OF the Capital
British Ambassador Host Tonight;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinchot Among Those
Entertaining for Sir Stafford

His Britannia Mays Ambassador the Marques Lothian
yesterday entertaining guest Sir Stafford
Cpps Labor member OF Parliament
stay Sir Stafford being extensively during Former
Governor OF Pennsylvania Clifford
for him last evening similar Saturday
Yesterday afternoon Mr. and a
Stafford when he talk Chinese
received her guests the
costume especially
the tea table Mrs Henry Wallace
Thomas Parran, jr, and Mrs. Henderson.
Sonora de Boyd wife of the guest
OF honor at the which
Mayfower
Senator Styles Bridges the
party which Mr. and Mrs Carlisle
their Chevy
Representative Thomas
for a the Waldorf Astoria
Representative and Mrs w. guests
apartment at the Shorefam
ornght vacation from his Kentucky Military
his guest, Mr.. William Mckenzie. from Akron. Ohio.
The commandant of the at Quanico
McCay Little have Aiken N C, they Mrs
Murray Cobb
Maj Edwin Mund u S NJ C., Mrs Mund and their daughter
who occupied
from Florida fall Thirty
eighth Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Capt. Wendell Wolfe
Chapter Will Mark
Anniversary

The annual birthday celebration
of Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter,
D. A. R., will be held Thursday night
at the new chapter house, 1882
Massachusetts avenue NV, with
the regent, Miss Frances Davis
Shirley, receiving with the chapter
officers. Mrs. L. c. Hover. eX-regent,
will make the presentations.
Invitations have been extended
the president general, Mrs. Henry
M. Robert, and to her national
officers. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins,
honorary vice president general; Mrs
Charles Carroll Haig, vice president
general; Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
State regent, and the other State
officers will be present.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Ruth Barnard Parker, Mrs. Ada
Mills Payne, Miss Harriet Chase,
Mrs. Albert S. Boles, all past regents;
Miss Ruth Ann Parker, Mrs. L. B.
Stine, Miss Irene Pistorio, Miss
Elizabeth Malott Barnes, Mrs. Fay
ette johnson, Mrs. Ernest Thomas,
Mrs. r. B. Fetty and Mrs. Walter
Florence.
A musical program arranged by
Mrs. Ida Trennis Jones, chairman
of music, will include selections by
a group of students of Sylvia Kaplo-
witz and members of the Kitt-
Kapital-Kapers, who will present
several American and Spanish mus
ical numbers IN costume. Readings
will be given Miss Doris Melba Har-
baugh and Miss Mildred Spencer
At the close of the evening a large
decorated birthday cake with 80
lighted candles, one for each year
of the organization, will be cut by
one of the national or State officers.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Dean Guest Here

Mrs. Dana F. Robinson, dean of
women of Florida Southern Col
lege, is the guest of her brother,
DR.. o. Hugh Fulcher, 1882 Columbia
road Dean Robinson is consultant
in pre-college guidance and will hold
consultations with students and
parents while in the city.
She will visit Philadelphia, points
in New Jersey and New York before
returning to Florida.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Miss Beth Brown
Will Marry in May

Mr.. and Mrs. Port v. Brown Of
Santa Rosa, Calf, and Omaha,
Nebr., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Beth
Madeline Brown, to Mr.. Edmund
Compton Tmberlake, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor O. Timberlake,
of Charleston, w. Va, and WASH
ington. Mr.. Timberlake is a
graduate of George Washington
University Law School and a
member OF Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity.
The wedding will take place
in May.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
News Notes
Of Suburban
Mrs. S. @. Green
Visiting Mother
In Georgia

Mrs. S. Gordon Green of Airing.
ton, Va, and her son Billy are
guests of her mother, Mrs. Richard
Russell, at Winder, Ga. Mrs. Green
was accompanied south by her
brother, Senator Richard Russell, jr.
Miss Betty Taylor Of Montclair,
N. j., is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C. Taylor of
Silver Spring, Md, for two weeks.
Miss Taylor is former resident Of
Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Reed of
Takoma Park, Md, have gone to
Nashville, Tenn, where they we're
called by the death of Mrs. Reeds
father, Mr.. j. Harry Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke Cullum OF
Branwill Park, Silver Spring, Md,
have left for a three weeks motor
trip to Texas, which is their former
home. They also plan to spend a
short time in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Coyle
have returned to their home in
Silver Spring, Md, after a two
weeks vacation in Orlando, Fla.
Mr.. Charles Ramsdell of Takoma
Park, accompanied by Mr.. Henry
| Money of Washington. have gone
to Philadelphia, Pa. where they are
spending the week end with rela.
tives.
The Rev. and Mrs. D. N. Reiner
OF Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, also
are spending few days in Takoma
Park, and are being entertained by
Prof. and Mrs. Charles L. Stone
and their daughter, Miss Margaret
Stone, who formerly taught in the
Canadian Junior College in Oshawa.
Several years ago Prof. and Mrs.
Stone spent some time in Canada,
Prof. Stone being in educational
work at the time.
Mrs. James Cox of Arlington, Va,
and her daughter, Chryl Cox, are
visiting Mrs. Cox's mother, Mrs.
Charles Siebert, in Dormont, Pa.
Mrs. Siebert also has with her her
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Siebert, and their daugh-
ter Sheila. Mr. Cox joined his FAM
lily for the week end and will return
with them to their home in Airing
ton, Va, tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Stephen Karpenski
are expected to return today to their
home in Auburn, N. Y, after visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertin l.. Toulotte, in Arlington. Va.
DR.. Karpenski joined Mrs. Karpen-
ski and their children. Bertin and
Stephen, jr., in Arlington the middle
| of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin L. Aubinoe
OF Greenwich Forest. Md. spent the
week end in New York City.
Mrs. Robert Gaylor entertained
! (See SUBURBAN, Page Bad
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Miss Bede Johnson
Gives Reception

Miss Bede johnson was hostess
at a reception Friday evening, en-
tertaining in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Lorenzo Mix on
Euclid street, in honor of Miss
Rachel Arnold of Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. Charles M. Pidgeon of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey showed
his natural-color pictures taken at
the Worlds Fair in New York and
other places.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Grandson Visiting
Mrs. Anna Baden

Mrs. Anna M. Baden has visiting
her in her home at 1892 Illinois ave-
nue. her grandson, Mr.. Raymond L.
Collette, with Mrs. Collette and their
6-year-old son, Bruce, who came
from their home in Panama City,
making the trip by air. eMr. and
Mrs. Collette and Bruce will spend
several weeks in New York before
returning to the Isthmus by plane
Evening star., 1940-04-08

Smltn Tells us ne SpendS most OF his free
time working on his boat, the Hobby,
which has been at the Corinthian Yacht
Club and goes into the water tomorrow
and where he and "Wibby' plan to have
lots of spring and summer picnics later
on. Whether Beau Brummel is to be
allowed on the Hobby we have not been
told, but should imagine it will depend
somewhat on his behavior.
It's really a news story when your
wife won't let you go to a cocktail party
given in YOUR honor-and that's just
what happened to young John Potter, who
has recently come to Washington to study
for the foreign service. The story is this:
DR.. and Mrs. Loren Johnson. asked few
friends to drop by their house yesterday
afternoon to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
and Comdr. and Mrs. r. S. Roberts. Mrs.
Potter, under the impression that the
party was ladies tea, told her husband
that he was not included, so while very
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Knitting Club to Meet

A knitting club which is being
formed for women knitters Wishing
to meet together weekly will hold
its next session Wednesday from
$50 am. to noon at the Hay-Adams
House. Miss Myrtle-May Smith is
offering supervision for those in the
group who request it. Members are
free to dispose of their knitted
articles as they wish, as the club is
primarily for social purposes, it was
explained. All interested women
are invited to Join.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Gives Supper

Miss Margaret Wallace, chairman
of the committee for the luncheon,
fashion show and bridge to be
given by the Washington Chapter,
Trinity College Alumnae, on April
20 at Columbia Country Club, en-
tertained the members of her COM
mittee and the officers of the asso-
citation at buffet supper on We'd
nesday evening. Among those pres
ent' were Mrs. Martin F. ODono-
ghue, president: Mrs. Ralph P.
Dunn, secretary; Miss Kathleen
Harlow, treasurer, and the follow
ing members of the committee, Mrs.
John Hartke, Miss Miriam Hart
nett, Mrs. Michael Ring and Mrs.
J. Malcolm Turton.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Dorothy Disney
Weds Mr.. Holmes

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edwin Dis
ney announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Virginia
Disney, to Mr.. Richard Harding
Holmes, son of Mrs. Thomas Wright
Holmes, Friday, March 20, at Ma
nassas, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes will be at
home after April Is at 5040 New
Hampshire avenue. where they have
taken an apartment.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Miss Lipscomb
To Marry in April

Mr.. and Mrs. Mason c. Lipscomb
of Richmond and this city announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Bertha Walsh Lipscomb, to MI j..
Lawrence A. Rollins, son of Mrs.
Blanch Rollins and the late Mr..
Rollins of this city.
The wedding will take place in
April.
Mrs. Wallace Cross entertained
about IS guests Friday evening in
her home in honor of Miss Lips
comb.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Mrs. Taft Away

Mrs. William Howard Taft, widow
of the President, is spending part
of the spring season in Charleston,
S. G.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
DR.. Cobb Visits J

DR.. Stanwood Cobb spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall
Hadden in Manor, Pa, where he
spoke before the P.-TA. and other
organizations.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
By the Way
Beth Blaine;

Maj and completely settled in their
Massachusetts, house and pretty thrilled
black tocrac French poodle
Evening star., 1940-04-08

Montreal and Washington and is
employed in the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. Mr.. Behan was grad
uated from Georgetown University,
where he took his A. B. and IL. B.
degrees. He is an aide to District
Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Behan, parents of
the bridegroom, and his sister, Miss
Margaret Behan, with Miss Cath
crime Manion came from Pittsfeld
for the wedding, and others from
out-of-town who were present were
Miss Mary A. Behan of Brooklyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher c. Far
rell and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Loveman of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Harry Levitan of Montreal, Canada:
Mr.. Stephen Ritchie of Peekskil.,
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A..
Soucy of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Miss Beatrice MatIack
Weds Mr.. Stephenson.

Miss Beatrice Eleanor Matlack,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
T. Matlack of Jackson Heights, Long
Island, formerly of Washington, and
Mr.. Earl Donald Stephenson of
Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. L. Stephenson of Tazewell, Va,
were married Friday evening at 8
O'Clock in the Calvary Baptist
Church. The Rev. William S.
Abernethy otf1ciated Preceding the
ceremony Mr.. Lynn B. Elmore sang
several selections. Mr.. Gene Stew
art played the wedding music. The
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La gaceta., 1940-02-19

va daremos a cOnocer ell pro-
grama, tan pronto nos sea en-
viado por la Secci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
UNA MUJBR ~AVENTURERA
ASESINO A UN COMISI0.
NISTA

Lake Charles. La, Feb 10,
Una muJer aventurera que sOli-
citaba en- los caminos ser recO-
gida por los automovilistas
LAaude ID. Henry, de BEAUMONT,
Texas, aseSin6 aqui en- un cam
pc de arroz a j. &. Galloway, un
comiSionista.. Galloway, desnu-
do y arrOdillado imploraba per-
don; pero la mujer lie mat6 con
un revolver, Quitandole Ell coche,
un reloj de bolsillo d $l6. La
mujer es la esposa de Claudio
Henry, individuo condenado y
so amos de preside por matar a
un policia. Acompanaba a la
mujer un hombre, a quien la po-
licia busca.
"YO lie hice desnudarse, de-
clar6 la mujer, y despues lie ma
te. Quemamos la ropa de la vic
Tina.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

hizo conducir a uno do sus inqui
.n~. easado y con dos hijos, a
an Juzgaao de paz. Llevaba ca
"a casa mas de un ano, no lie pa
ga5a alquiler y todas las noches
gritaba y escandalizaba.
Ante ell juez, ell caSero dijo:
senior juez, me comprometo a Sc
sulr penlendo en- la casa a su es-
poSa { hijos, pero no a este ca
ballero. Eldos, los ninoS y la mU-
jer, no tienen la culpa de que ei
plefiera raSearse Ia nariz a ira
bajar.
- Que plensa uSted Ne la ge-
nerosa oferta?-le pregunt6 el
juez al individuo mai pagador.
Puso cara de ofendido ell in
quitino y dijo: iSehor juez ne
pertenezco 70 a la clase de HON
bres que abandonan a su mujer
Y sus hijoS!
FL juez comprendi6 la indig
naci6n y amablemente lie dijo
aiez dias de carcel.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
LOS N1PoNES BoMBARDHA.
RON DE E Ell FE-
RROCARRIL N

Shanghai, Feb. 19.-Dsspa-
chos de Chugking informa que
mas de % acceptance ia2oneses
bombardearon aver ell ferroca-
tIil lie YuEnai, p~ropiedad de
una compahia francesa, AL mis-
no tempo los aparatos volaron
sobre la Indo-China, violando ia
eutraiidao francesa.
Los japoneses alegan que los
ombardeos tienen por obieto
mpedir Sc mand<n a China ma
teriales de guerra.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
LA B DEL TABAc0
Sc REUNIRA -ICv

Una importante reunion Sc
efectuara hos tunes, por el di.
re,torado de "La Verbena del
Tabaco', en- Ia of.,ina de Ia Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor. EN-
pezara a las ocho de la noohe.
Suplicase la asistencia de TO-
dos. Discutira varios importan-
ties problemas ell Sr. Carl D. Bro
rein, p~residente del comite de
finanZa.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
La luVia desluci6
Ell bale del c. ESpdHOl

La UuVid desluci6
Ell bale del C. EspdHol
La Euvia que cayo durante va
rias horas en- la noche del saba
do, desauci6 algo ell tercer bale
de CARNIVAL de la serie de las
sociedades mutualistaS latinas.
Esperabase una concurrence
capaz de batir todas las marcas,
pero no fue aSf. La lluvia Y ell
viento hicieron que muchas ia,
milias resoNieran Quedarse en-
sus hogares.
Teniendo en- cuenta Ell factor
del NAL tempo, Ia fiesta fu& un
exito desde ell punto de vista de
los que pasaron allf horas muy
agradables.
Dos excelentes programs o.
frecieron Don Francisco, que to
CO en- la sala alta, y La Sonora,
que deleit6 a los bailadOres EN- la
sala Bar.
Los muchachos de la Seccion,
dentro de los inconvenientes que
la lluvia les creara Sc afanaron
para cOmplacer a todos.
Legue a ellos, 10 mismo que
a la Directiva, nuestra congra-
tulaci6n mas efusiva.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

VILLA; 1000 Guy 1ombardo,
WDAE; 10 80, concerto de Cur
DE, WDAE, y u 100, Glenn Mi
Her.
Con la orquesta dirioaua por
Wallenstein cantara Margaret
Speaks. En- ell Radio Teatro ira
hsiaran dos estrellas de primera
magnitud, Carole lombard y
fred MacMurray.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
Bob Sylvester tocdrd en-
ell Centre AstuTIGno

CT CeNtTO ASCuTJunO
La Secci6n de Recreo del c..
Asturiano tiene la amabilidad
de anunciarnos que Ell domingo
II de mario tendra en- sus salo-
mes la renombrada Orquesta de
Bob Sylvester, que a menudo Sc
escucha por Ia red Columbia,
Vendran acompanando a la or.
2uesta IL bella y notable cantan
te Olga Vernon y Ell trio Queen
y Two Jacks"
Sera senalada la nora de co.
mienzo de modo que en- NADIA
perjudique a los que deseen asis
tir al desafio de pelOta de las
"estrellas" de las grandes ligas,
a beneficio de Finlandia.
La orquesta de Boz Sylvester
IS muy cOnOcida en- Ell pals Y 10
integran notables mGsicos.
La Secci6n va a pOner a la
venta las mesas para Ell Gran Ca
baret Privado del dia 2 de mar.
20, en- honor de la Reina y sus
damas. Comenzara a las 1890
de la noche y Sc finalizara a las
5 de la madrugada. Contratadas
han sido las orquests Don Fran
cisco y La Sonora. f..
La matinee de Easter tendra
lugar Ell dia "a de mario, con un
excelente programa.
En- la parada de ia Verbend
del Tabaco" ira la bellisima ca
rroza del Centre AsturianO, que
obtuvo menci6n honorable en- las
pasadas fiestas de Gasparilla.
Agradecemos a Luis H. Car
cia, ell atento secretario, los de-
TALES que nos remite.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
LIE a. Per ENOIMA
TRES AUTOMOBILES

New York, Feb. 19.-Un HON
hre de 40 amos, john Brown,
rssbal6 en- la nieve y rod6 a Ia
Gale. Cuando un peat6n trataba
de levantarlo, tres AUTOMOBILES,
uno de ellos I'm coche de alqui-
Ter, lie pasaron por encima. Los
tres Sc marcharOn sin parar.
Pocos despues fallecia Brown
en- IN hospital.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

La matinee de aver, en- esta
sociedad, Ouch6 con ell inconve-
liente del NAL TEMPO, pero los
nuchachos Sc sienten hoy salts
fechos del resultado.
don Francisco" supo CON-
placer a los ''marchantes" domi-
nicales. n
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
Ell bale del Sdbado

FL 1ltimo bale de la serie de
as sociedades mutualistas lati-
1as Sc efectuara Ell pr6ximo sa-
ado, aniversario del "Grito de
Barre" en- Ell palacio del Circulo
Cubano.
Dos notables orquestas han 81
do contratadas para Ia ocasion
Conmemora ell Circulo la fe :.
cha gloriosa en- que Cos cubanos
Sc lanzaron a la manigua a de =
fender sus derechos como hon.
bres dignos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
INFORMATION DE PUERTO

Lego ell vapor norueeo Polar
and, procedente de Cuba, a des-
argar azdcar. Salon hacia Port
Arthur, Texas, Ell lastre, ell va
lor americana Gulmaid.
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
PROGRAMS POR LA RADIO

Los principles programs por
la radio, en- la noche de hoy, son
los siguientes 700, Fred Wa
ring, VILLA; 500, Tommy
Rugg, VILLA, y Tune Up Time
WDAE; $780,, concerto de Wa
llenstein; 900, Radio Teatro,
WDAE; $50, Alex Templeton,
La gaceta., 1940-02-19

Ell dueno de una casa de apar-
tamentos, en- Kansas City, Mo-,
La gaceta., 1940-02-19
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Lea, medite D sonrtG
Tres muchachas Sc escaparon
del RefOrnatorio de Mujeres
del Estado de Massachusetts,.
En- la carretera pararon un au-
tom6vil para que las recogiera.
Era Ell coche de la pOlicia, que