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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
YuIetide Spirit
Gone in Battle
With Amerks
Detroit Seeks Revenge
on Brooklyn for
Overtime Defeat
By LEMIS u. WALTER

As an antidote for too much
Christmas cheer or 10 haniSh TIE
iothargy induced by too much
stuning in the Christmas turkey
fhc Detroit Rcd Wings recommend
their hockey battle with the
Brooklyn Americans AZ Olympia
tonight They guarantee it will
make tho rcd corpu>cles gallop IN
r. manner that would put old
Hj-Yo Silver 10 shame.
II probably j., a shame. but not
2 great deal Of the Christmas
spirit VIII be In evidence IN this
Struggle between two victory
hungry teams. Red Roman Can
die Du'ton rs sending his team
out 10 tear hf'h place away from
the Red Wings. The Wings arc
past a pon' ancad Of the Brook
iynS and very ANXIOUS 20 stay
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
BY SHELDON MOVER

EAST LANSING. Dec. 5
World War No . will not have the
same effect on tho collegiate sport
ing scene as World War No. !.
That is the opinion of a man
who was on The Job in 1917 and is
still going strong.
Always IN the background Of
Michigan State athletics. Jack
HepplnStall. the gum chewing
team trainer. can speak with au-
thority. however. when il comes
20 war and sports
HcpplnStall. now entering his
twenty-Scvcnth year a. keeper Of
the ache and pain SanCtum. is the
only member of the Michigan
state Athletic Department who
was, on the Job here at the out
break Of the last War.
As a matter of fact along with
George Gauthitr Who now coaches
AT Ohio Wesleyan he IS all that
remains OF the coaching staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Home Boys Lead
In Biz 10 Basketball

Big Ten football squads are
made UP of lads from "sll over
but IN basketball few outsiders ne.
port A. Wisconsin Is of 20 arc
product, of the state, and pra6-
licallv the same ratio Is true OF
Illinois. Indiana. Purdue. Michl-
gan and Minnesota teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
MILITARY CAMP

I'm those days. according 90 the
Spartan maS>cWr. Michigan State
was virtually an armed camp and
The onlS Way any one could gel on
campus was with q p3SS.-A large
S. \ T. G tStudeutS army train
ms campj was located here, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

Van Alstyne' & cagerS always equal
10 the occasion leaped out IN front
again 10 retain the lead the re-
mainder of the game.
Gerard was States chief rOint-
maker with 10 points Romano
led the Crimson with eight points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

Not only arc Don Crosse, Sid
Abel and The other Wings anxious
20 keep fifth place when games
with Toronto an d Rangers he
just ahead. bat they are also Stlll
lrkcd with the BrookIynS. Dut-
ton boys edged out Detroit 4-3.
IN overtime when Inc two clubs
met last IN New York. They
bounced In the winning goal off
Bin jennings kate and Red Wing
hearts SuU ache over that one
The Dcrroi'S figure they re bet
ter than buttons mon anytime
and have tWo victories and "A TIC
one defeat hy tho Brook
lyn- 50 far. They rc overdue for
"A victory streak and with their
players like Eddie Ware. regain
Ing form, figure this could be the
night
Wares has been skating well IN
practice and believes he's ready
for regular dufy ON The Inc with
Don Crosse and sid Abel his goal
against 'he Bruins having been =
COntrrCcT Alex N0t'or is StilI
ou' hui All 'he other Wings OK
ccn'rC jimmy Orlando are near
ton shape Orlando has boon ,uf-
tcrlng With cold and an attack
of Tho hives. Tho hives may bc
an aid however IN throwing the
opposition off with some tricky
movements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
HELPED THEIR STUDIES

incidentally Young notes th
T. OF i} out of the - VINO enliSte
not only returned after the war %
finish their college training. but
appeared Co have 2 much better
attitude toward their studies.
Young. himself after the war
rcally-GDt started. was sent 20
Michigan, S. 4. T. G. for signal
corps training While there hp
played football under Fielding H.
YoSt.
Along vth Charley Bachman.
football Q0dchJ VITO was Al The
Gutat takes Nbt5l Station 5hd
l.. l. Fhmodiq assistant athieflt
director. who Was III the army
Young fccl. met war seems 20 en-
hHrce The dosTc Tor athletics
As % the probable influence of
His war on athletics. an four agree
There viii bo general drop in
varsity ability while .ntIamural
1'hlefgS aro expected 10 flourish
Ihey aNa expect = return 80 tho
iouy. saay eligibility ruling which
mako, frhshmtn eligible for varsity
ports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

friends featuring those horses Of
his. ~ said TO him the other day-ook here, Lou what
have those nagS that haven't? He couldn't think mp
good TO that hut he promised put pie
ture his 1911 Christmas card-No here |
II glad of this chance TO prove YOU that LOUIS
love for animals isn't confined the species alone.
just between YOU and think he loves everything that
breathes and wishes well To and beast alike.
MERRY CHRISTMAS. MERRY CHRISTMAS
"My is Cloud of kerrn and I'm a pure
white collie If youl being personal I'll tell
that family tree right back 10 the Ark and while
haven't silver cups do have blue ribbons which
i'm competition with other white Colics. But that
doesn't make difference TO Iouhc he would rather
have BEST of Pals than Best in show Best of
Breed of those other things that dog show Judges
hand without knowing dogs personally. Lou
you have 10 live with dog appreciate him and that
what's in dogs heart i much important than his
manners in a show ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
MERRY CMRIsTMAs! MERRY CIIRIsTMAs!

again Louis Leppcr. that sturdy old lover IL in
horses. among the Macdono card collection for
1911 wins the championship for beauty and originality
But. 10 and behold instead Of horse Mr.. Loppor fca
lures his collie Snow Cloud And what dog you get
idea from the picture.
MERRY CHRISTMAS! MERRY CHRISTMAS
Let, 'Cloudc' tell you the story Of how he horned into
Mr.. Lcppcrs card this year:
please don't think my long is out of joint
from it, hut feel it high time that Lou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

ward TO-
Free throws missed Michigan State
Gerard Jones g. Burk "a uarvsrI-
Lui2 Romano FlnegAn ScuIk. Luf7e tFi
Personal fouls Michigan state Gerard
2. Jones ?. S'ona Peterson Autuch.n.
Hashu o. Harvard Luty 3. Weoher
Romano 2. Burd,' RothsehId 2, Fine
gar Buckey Lutte G-I.
OficaiSJ Milton Peau tV s r q }
referee Rufe' Miller ,W s. T O. umpire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
>:ItE
I by 1xo |'laccIonsu
SPORTS EDITOR
Lou Lepper's Collie Wins MacdoneII Sweepstakes
for Best Christmas Card
apper's Collie Wins MacdoneII Sweepstakes
for Best Christmas Card
MERRY CMRIsTMAs! MERRY CMRIsTMAs!

And thanks for the lovely cards and sentiments and for
other greetings for all hndnces during the year which
of includes double thanks for tolerance reading this
column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
MERRY CHRISTMAS! MERRY CHRISTMAS!


Larry MacPhal. head man Of the Brooklyn Dodgers as
would be expected from genius up with something
different booklet How 70 Cook a Turkey While Mr..
MacPhals novel recipe borrowed from famous chef was
duly appreciated in This brought lively rcpercussions
in other For Eddie Bannick secretary
the New York Giants and No Dodger haer America had
this TO reported by FRANKIE Graham of the New York
Sum-:
II always had that guy tabled right He isn't base
ball lie turkey That ball club of his is
fun Of turkeys and he i making business of selling them
That's why he sends out recipes Well MacTha expect
himself next from Billy Southworh manager
Of the St Louis Cardinals. 1t will be entitled How
Cook the Dodgers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
IL EGAN MILDERo

While Murray Armstrong Bu2z
Boil and FREDDY Thurier figure
MS The main threats 10 Goaho
Johnny Mowers enjoyment of The
holiday IT'S big Pat ELan who Will
really draw great deal Of the
fans attention.
The huge dcferScD7an with those
telephone pole legs and ham hands
IS reported 20 have drawn q 500
fine from his boss tor Sa>slng
Referee King Clancy rccontIN. II
VIII boz interesting 20 500 n the
fine ha, made hum amy calmor.
The game is The first of three
In four Gat, for Detroit Tho
Wings play - Toronto SATURDAY.
night and return 10 face tho
Range, here SUNDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
THE WAR AND COLLEGE SPORTS
Coaches See Drop in Athletic Ability

virtually his entire baseball Tea
taken away three days after va
was declared out of the II mem
borS of ms baseball team, - en-
listed Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
MERRi CHRIsTMNs! MERRY CIIRIsIMAs!

~ Sutphm, Cleveland hockey tycoon original always,
features all of the Sutphus with their jam-packed
in sedan and wagon The card patterned after
auto advertising brochure and gotten out by General
Muttcrs' And Of Roy Mitchels famous "Lns-
dale University card funny mythical university
that gives away sheep shccpsns gradua-
<akn time Mint Briggs regular bit glow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
MERRY CHRISTMAS! MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Walter O. Briggs famous for his gifts Of "custombuIt'
playing cards plays Santa usual Walter o. Spike
Briggs pen and pencil Tiger bats lnoycl 4. Del Baker
heard from his wpicr home in San Antonio . and Jack
Zeller with Chfistmassy card from Fort Worth and
that good trainer, Gusave Ncmz also from Fort WORTH.
Joe Mccarthy head Of the great Yankees Buffalo
George Il. Tcbbes from Nashua, New Hampshire .
In you don't recognize tho signature it Birdie Tebbett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

tContinued on Page 2O)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
PIEDMONTE GROUP ELECTS DIPRIMIO

Michael Di Prlmio, a past com mander of local Florio post No. Italian American World War Vet- erans of the U. s., and well known In local and Watertown social and veterans circles, was elected as president of the Principe Di pie- monte society, one of the oldest Italian-American societies in the city.
 The society also voted to acquire $500 in United States Defense Bonds,
 Other officers elected, include, Jos seph La Porta as vice president: Domenic zappone, oratore; stephen Rainone, treasurer; John pietro- roia, financial secretary; Frank Zlbideo, recording secretary; Albert zeoli and Frank IzZi, sick callers; Frank MRSelh, Joseph Dance, and Albert Zeoli, trustees; color bearers, John Valerie and Michael zappone; Vincenzo Daverso, guard; pr, Thomas Cottiero, society physician,
 The ladies auxiliary of the society, which is headed by Mrs. Michael Di Primio, will hold Q Christmas party at Liberty hall next Sunday afternoon ct 3 p, m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
STRAND

Capacity attendance At Warmers strand theateF yesterday marked tine opening performances Of "un' finished Business, new comedy roe nance, eo-Btarring Irene Dunne and Robert Montgomery,
 Producer -diFeetor Gregory LA- Caya, the maker Of slich hits af My Man Godfrey" Private Worlds" and "gtage Door" put everything he had into the new Aim, and it hits the heights Of Just Gbout every type 3f nlFn entertainment, from comedy Q drama to romance,
 C0-staTing for the first time, Miss 0unne and Robert Montgomery 3Fove An ideal team and add to their stature as topsranking stars. FeG. ;iired players Preston Poster and Eugene Palette top all previous ef' ,orts, as do other members Of the supporting cast,
 Every element Of popular film fare ls contained in this one comedy drama, as testified by enthusiastic reception by yesterdays audiences 70 the varying moods Of the picture,
 Miss Dunne has never been seen to better advantage, Montgomery hes one Of his best roles, and Poster is also outstanding as the "othcr man"
 Palette plays aR unusual but hilarious character as MontgonieTy's butler, and other excellent support ifsg players include Esther Dale, walter Catiett, June Clyde, Dick FcFan, Samuel E. Kinds, Kathryn Adanag, Virginia Brissac and a host Of other fav0Fites,
 "Badlands Of Dakota, the CO., feature Of the program, is Q staFs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Hughes, Guy Kihhee ana Barbara 70 Allen, known Co radio fans as Vera Vague.
 The picture was directed hy Nof~ man Taurog, and was produced hy John W. Considine, Jr, from an original screen play by Lionel Houser.
 On the same program we will pre- sent another smash hit, 'NEr. Dis trict Attorney and the Carter Case".
 Ring bellsl Foot hornsl Shout with gleel Celebrate New Years Eve by having fun. Gala New Years Eve Midnight Show and celebration Wednesday midnight, December SlSt, door open ll:S0 D. m. Mickey Rooney and Judy Gar land In Babes on Broadway" with host of stars and the sweetest en- tertainment on earth. Seats now selling at boxofIlce. Buy now--don't walt until the last minute,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
cRANGUM cRAcKER
TURKEY TIME

November finds the nation cele. brating two Thanksgiving again but that famous holiday Isn't the eleventh months only claim to fame, Before you settle down to dining on drumstickS, see If you can drum up the answers to these questions.
 l. On what day in November does All Hallows, or All Saints day fall7
 g. What is the November holiday now forgotten by some of the worlds nations that once observed 1t?
 3. What famous British leader was born November 10, is7ip What Polish leader on November 6, ls602
 {. On what days are various U, s, stsates celebrating Thanksgiving this year2 Which was the Prest- dents choice?
 5. Congress first met in Wash- ington, D, c. in November, What year was thatp
 Answers on Back Page.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
M The Local TheaterS
POLI'S

During filming of the new Rosa- lind Russell Pidgeon CO., starring picture, Design for Scan- dal," opening today ct the LoeW Poll theater, M-d-Ms legal.minded technical directors Just stood around,
 Although the story concerns Q woman judge and there are q great many scenes in her courtroom, there was nothing for the law experts to do. Reason being that members of the cast knew all about the law.
 Rosalind Russell's father and seven members of her immediate family were lawyers. She cut her teeth on tortS and to-wlts, and would have been Q lawyer herself had she been boy. Today she can draw up her own contracts practically without aid.
 Pidgeon was a messenger for Q law firm ln Canada and has been interested in law ever since, while Leo Bowman, who has one of the important supporting roles, started out in college with legal course. After . few years ct the School of Law Rt the University of Cincin- natl, he succumbed to the glamour of the theater and dltched Black stone.
 And Edward Arnold, who heads the supporting cast, took lip the study Of law seriously when he be- came president Of the Screen Ac- tors Guild,
 The remaining members Of the cast are Of Q non-legal mind. in- cluding Jean Rogers, Mary Beth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
STATE

That pair of infallibleS, romancC and comedy, gtreamlined across the screen at Warmers State theatel yesterday with the opening per. fcrmances Of Appointment fol Love-" R gay and moving moderr comedy -drana which Accumulates keen added interest through co. starring the talented and eye-nr. resting Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan.
 The new iilm makes an unquali- fled bid for complete approval oi the family as well as the adult trade, It will surprise in that where Boyer and Mss snllayan have been largely occupied with heart thyob drama Of late, they here turn tieig taients delightfully."- to comedy drama almost pure farce at timeS'
 Boyer portrays 6 Broadway play wright and member Of smart cafe sOcieLy who turns his back on oeyy of glamour girls to devote him- self to Miss sullavan, She ls doc' .or, chic and clever, but with . pro- fessional veneer which dictates . scientific definition for love which doeRn't match with Boyer's romantic convictions.
 Even their marriage doesn't change matters fntlch-eXcept to make his life utterly miserable Their honeymoon is interrupted for instance, before it has begun, wiley ir,siEts that she live in Q separate apartment and makes the Idea stick
 The upshot Of 1t B that Boyer and Mss sullayan foinp through c series Of startling and afiuSing cir. eun,stances 10 nominate the film aS one of tic most delightful of many seasons, It may be said that Boyer and Mise sullayan have never been seen to such extreme advantage,
 Prominent among talent galaxy arFAyed with the stars are Rita johagon, Eugene Palette, Ruth TerSy and Reginald Denny, 4 , "ling Another Chorus" . tune- fuI, love-i -bioomfui hit, is the secs ord attraction Of the program and ataF6 Jane Frazee with Johnny Downs, Mischa Alter, Walter Catlctt adn Gunnie o'Dca.
 Be sure to see this glioW At the State before the closing perform aEees Saturday evening, and don't forget make plans to attend the Btate'g gala New Years Eve mid. night show,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

studded thriller of the old west ant presents Ann Rutherford and Robert Stack in co-starFing roles.
 Be sure to see this show ct the Strand before the closing perfor- inances Saturday evening.
 Coming to the Strand on Sunday is '"rhe Feminine Touch" starring RoBalind Russell, Don Ameche ane Kay Francis. Highway West" witt Brenda Marshall and Arthur Ken. nedy will co-feature the program,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
SUMmoNs FOR
You , SIR !"

WUWi What Q neat ntue surprise
for the surgeon when his patient"
turned out TO be a process-serveri
That's just one Of the tricks Phyllis
and Marilyn Turner have to employ.
They head New York's largest firm
Of proeess-servers. and are highly
successful at this exciting work.
I'VE have a reputation for get
ting our man." they say, but
when IL comes to breakfast foods,
Xix got US! We're serving a
summons on Xix to appear for
breakfast just about every day."
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
CAIMANES CONTRA Los
TEONICOS DE GEORGIA

Gainesville, Nov. 81. - Los
Caimanes de la Universidad de
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA
MA

Benigno Garcia, 2l21 Gale San
Jose; Antonio Ramos, 1929
S6ptima ave-; Manuela Novas,
1905 avenida Catorce; Antonio
f scobedo. 2207 Gale DOce; Ma
ria Trapani Scaglione, 25lS ca
lie 10; Jose Fernando, 1917 a.
venida 10; Margaret Steward
Dodson, 1900 Pearl ave-; Ono
frio Scaglione, 1915 f. Column
bus Drive; Mary Harvey Burke
Largo; Arthur William YOhn,
er, 116 S. Packwood ave-; Ma.
ria Luisa Yanez Fernandez, co.
Gale Bryan; Antonio Lemus
1918 avenida IL; Pablo RubiO
1904'2 Decima avenida Berna
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
Del Jubilee de ORC
del Centre ESpdHOl


ContinGan las distintas conf
stones de la decana de nuestras
sociedades preparando Ell gran
dioso programa de fiestas para
Ell Cincuentenario de la funda-
ci6n de la sociedad.
Los dias sehalados para este
gran acontecimiento son: IL.
IL, 10, y ID del entrante mes
de Diciembre.
Ell primer dia Sc e~fectuara u
ma velada en- la que Sc honrara
al Sr. Balbontin, dnico socio fun
dador que aun vive. Tambien sc
entregaran diplomas a los pr.
meros veinticinco sccios ms.
criptos en- los libros de ingresos.
Ell segundo dia 10 celebrarar
con un gran banquete, en- la sa-
la principal, al que asistiran to-
dos los que 10 deseen, mediante
ell page de su cubierto.
Para ell tercer dia un gran
bale social.
Y ell Gltimo dia, domingo,
Birthday Motinee Dance, en-
la que Sc obsequiara a todos los
asistentes con Cakes.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

Santos del djd
La Presentation e NueStra Sc
nora; Alberto.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

dez, Severino Quintanilla, Ra'
mon J. Alvarez, Tony Blanco y
elauricio Gutierrez.
Estas damitas y j6venes pre-
ssntaran la bonita obra mama
Ines" la que esta siendo ensa-
yada diariamente por la Sra.
Carmen Ramirez.
En- la segunda parte presen-
taran grandes sorpresas.
Ell producto de la function Sc
IRA dedicado a los fondos del Sa-
natorio.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

No pase humillaeioDea por toner
Ia cara llena de RrAnos. AquI CO.
I'd Ia ayIda. FL liGuido XEMO,
pocerJso su~avizaate. aliviA rGpi-
dan eEte In .comez6n, Ell door y
curR, ZEMo cont me 10 de zoe
As poderosos Electives inRre
por especiallstas de gran mefitO.
Una prusba lie conveneer& S5 eta
10 = Sl.0n Eh cualquier bOtta.
iientes medicos. recOmeudAdoa
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPOR A R
Ecos de M boda

Ecos de una 6oda
En- la tar lie del pasado mier-
coles, y Ell la intimidad fami-
liar, Sc juraron amor eterno la
interesante Srta. Leonor Rocha
Y ell Sr. Jose L. Rodriguez, ami
go del cronista.
Ofici6 en- la ceremonial ell po-
pular casamentero Sr Candida
Perez. La ceremonial tuvo efecto
en- Ia residential de la mama de
la desposada, Sra. Carload Ro-
cha, domicilia en- ell 2106 de la
Gale IL.
Apadrinaron a esta enamora,
da parejita la Srta. Mary Va
ron v ell Sr. T. M. Johnson
Los nuevos esposos, despue&
de recibir las felicitaciones de
los que presenciaron la boda
partieron para la ciudad de Or.
lando, donde Sc halla estableci.
do ell Sr. Rodriguez.
Deseamos a LeonOr y Jose to-
do genera de ventures.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
La fiesta de mdHdna

La fiesta de ma5and
La lista de las personas que
han ordenado mesas para ell Ca
baret XII Noche de Gala" de-
Centre Asturiano, prueba que
ell exito de la fiesta esta asegu-
RADIO.
SegGn hemOs podido compro-
bar en- los dltimos dias, otras
distinguidas personalidades han
ordenado separar mesas.
A la Duodecima Noche de Ga
la del Centre Asturiano asistira
manana sabado 10 mas selectO
de nuestro mundo social.
En- nuestra edici6n de mana
ma daremos a conocer ell progra-
ma.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

be Cabrera, 1921 Nassaus St.
Mary Alice Brown, 1886 Quinta
avenida; Maria Midulla, 1902
Gale 10; Harry Jacobs 2210 a
veniia IA, st, Petersburg; Su-
settle Traina, 902 f. Broadway {;
Angela Garcia, 1913 Holmes {;
Antonio Romanello, 60R West
Palm ave-; RoSalia Arnona
1920 Gale 10; Enrique Rodri-
guez BOIL Chestnut; Paulina
Frisco, 1910 Cas- ST.; Salvato-
re Chillura, 1912 avenida 49,;
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
En- Su hogan

En- Su hogan
Luego de haber sido interve-
nidO quirGrgicamente en- distin-
tas ocasiones, fue trasladado en-
dias pasados a su hogan, donde
terminara de restablecerse, nue..
tro eStimado amigo Vicente Bel
deal, padre de los senOres ROge-
Ito Y Sergio Berdeal.
Las operaciOneS la sufrio en-
la Clinica La Popular Bondad,
a manos del cirujano DR.. Jorge
A. Trelles.
Mucho nos alegra saber de su
mejoria.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

Florida jugaran manana saba
do en- eSta ciudad, con ell "once''
de Georgia Tech.
Los Tecnicos son muy peligro-
SOS en- la ofensiva y este 10 sabe
Tom Lieb, el coach de los flori-
danoS.
TODD indica que Harry Par
ham, de Tampa, jugara la posi-
ci6n de Centre al principiar ell
partido.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

RecOFddnlOS
FL entrante domingo volvera
la Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espahol a verificar otra gran
diosa fiesta vespertina, en- 81 sa
la principal def iesta.
La misma Sera amenizaia por
la orquesta Don Francisco y
no faltaran las mesas alrededor
del salon.
Disfrute de estas tardes domi
nicales, por una m6dica can't
dad.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21

Amalia Gonzalez, 1917 avenida
81; Felice Valenti. 1915 aveni-
da 10; Ram6 nVald6s. 1905 ave
nida 27; Virginia Labra, 3203
Gale u: G. Rosario Ferlita, 706
S. Moody; Peter Nicoletto, 2342
Arch; Rosalia Gaetani Zambi-
to. 210312 Columbus Drive; Do
menica Vetrano. 1913 Il. C9lum
bus Drive; Antonio Urso, 2918
Main St.; Charles Karibian,
2S10 Clarka; John Vido, l947
Palmetto.
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
Gran recital de piano

Gran recital de piano
Esta noche presentara ell pro-
|fesor de piano Martin P. Kearn
a sus discipulos en- un recital, en-
la Academia de Musica del Pro-
veto Federal w. P. A.
Va a continuation ell progra-
La gaceta., 1941-11-21
FMnci6n teGtrM

FMnci6n tedtrGJ
Con gran placer damos a CO.
nocer los nOmbres de las damn
tas Y j6venes que tomaran par
to en- la function que celebrara el
jueves A de diciembre la Seccion
de Damas del Centre Espanol.
Mayita Lima, Jennie Rodrf-
guez, Angelica Alvarez, Perfec-
ia Colmenares, Billie F. DOu-
glas, Josefina A. Pizzo, j. Men