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Evening star., 1941-10-31

The so-called smart money being
passed around cauliflower alley Is
going down on Jay D. Turner's sensi-
tive nose, according to reports Of
scouts feeling the public pulse re-
garding the Texans 10-round bout
with Jimmy De Chard Monday
night at Turner's Arena.
Turner is imbued with the spirit
and honestly believes he'll stretch
the tall, handsome District youngster
before they pass the halfway mark.
Moreover. he is saying so for public
consumption through the promoters
propaganda department. His senti-
nentS are echoed by Ben Finkel,
that master muscle-minder, who is
in charge Of Turner's physical edu-
cation program.
I'VE win easy with short right
Evening star., 1941-10-31
CouIifIower Alley Putting Coin
On Turner to Beat De Chord

to the chin along about the fourth" !"
forecasts Mr.. Finkel, maybe sooner ,
But such remarks do not ring true.
Against Italo Colonello and Joe
Carilli De Chard stood up and took
their best blasts to the chin without
wavering. Both hit him with their
Sunday punches and while Jimmy
wobbled he didn't go down, but went
back for more 1t was enough to
prove to the fistic colony that he can
take it, take possibly more than
Turner dishes out.
Jay has been training with Horace
Jones at the Arena while De Chard
has been going through his PAGES
with Earl Lowman at Frankie
Mann's gym and both are reported
in the pink and ready for the bell.
They were scheduled for their last
heavy workouts today.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
High Altitude Slows
Amateur Golfers
In Mexico City
Ward, US. Champ, Among
Players Whose Scores
Rise in Second Round
By tie Associated Press.

BY tre Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 31.-Mexico
City's S,O00-foot altitude appeared
to be getting in its work on low
land golfers who began match play
today for the Mexican amateur
championship.
The mile-and-a-half altitude
showed up yesterday in the scores
of most of the Is Un'tHd States
players, who turned in second
rounds considerably above their first
nine. -----
Of the first six, four had par 35s
on the first half of the qualifying
round, but only of the 80 quail
hers was able to make par on the
second nine. after they had begun
to tire in the rarefied air.
The top six had an average of
35.3 strokes for the first nine holes,
but their average was 80 over the
second nine. which has par of 36.
Buddy Ward, United States anna
lCuI ~ CtIlCu 1LiN IL, y
over par. on the altitude. However.
Johnny Dawson of Los Anoeles. with
two 36-hole rounds. end Ed White of
Houston, with two 3os, did not an
pear to be affected. and Bobby
Riegel of Houston improved. with
a first round of al and a second
of 81.
Ward is paired with Pat Walker
of Mexico City for this mornings
match. Other pairings include
Dawson with Dick Skipsey of Mex
leo City; White, Mexican champion
in 1885, with A Cortina Of Mexico
City; Wilford Wehrle of Racine,
Wis, with Bob Hi'lver of Tampico;
Riegel with Fred Perry of Los An
geles. and Spec Stewart Of Ros-
well N Mex., with Ralph Elguero
of Mexico City.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Good Purse, Beating
Loom for zivic in
Robinson Bout
Fritzie's Foe TONIGHT
Hos Koyoed 20 of Is
Fistic Opponents
By SID FEEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-For a guy
who did his stuff for coffee and
cakes for nine years-and who may
be on the way back to that league
right this minute-Fritzie Zivic Ger
tainly Is doing great with the fistic
caviar during his stay on Bash
boulevard's big corner.
Until he came along to chase
Henry Armstrong out of the picture
year ago, the gag man of the Five
Flying Zivics of Pittsburgh never had
collected more than $2,50O for a
fight. Then he and the great Hen
merry played return engagement be-
fore Madison Square Garden rec
ord crowd of $4,000 fans, who
Clipped in pot of $4,000.
And at 10 tonight, fearless Fritzie
comes back to the Garden against
Ray Robinson, Harlem's hammering
beanpole, in 10-rounder that Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs says fatty has
OIL JliC Cdl iiioI hS VI q oCiIOuJ lOI bllS
big Eighth avenue punch parlor
This means some 10000 customers
will turn out and the boys will cut
up touch of more than $55 900.
So even If FritZie loses. he can't
say he's going back to the bushes
with peanuts.
Until late yesterday, the wagering
gentlemen were telling you that Zivic
was to 5 to get a good country
going-over by the skinny socker, who
has flattened 20 of the 25 straight
candidates willing to stand up and
let him bang at them. However
overnight the Forty-ninth street
commissioners have smartened up
as we say in the Jacobs Beach set
and this morning Robinson was q
mere 10 to IL in the betting.
This writer, who during the past
nine months has watched Fritzie
look alternately as hot as fat man
in August and as chilled as boarding
house coffee, tabs Robinson the win
ner this time, although the brown
better from 125th street is making
his first start as ,welterweight and
will have to spot poundage.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

bitter about it, she decided. Her
love would suddenly convert itself
into hatred -.
She shook the thought away, not
liking to imagine any one hating
Roger CasWell, who had nothing but
generosity and kindness in his entire
makeup.
Drawn to Field.
When they parted a little while
later Betty had recovered her prac-
ticed manner of afability. She
smiled and slipped her arm through
Clare's as they walked to the door
But when they stood outside on the
sidewalk her words belied the pose
"Clay isn't your type. anyway.
Clare He lacks that certain re-
fnement that the men in your set
have-if you know what 1 mean"
She smiled and turned away,
waving blithely, before Clare could
reply. And Clare stood looking
after a moment. thinking, "Yes, I
know what you mean all right. ;"
There didn't seem too much rea-
son for going out to the airport
again that day, after what Clay
Henley had said about Eddie's
working hours being until $50, but
despite herself Glare headed for
there after she'd left Betty. There
was no one else she could talk to
about what she'd found back of
Rogers picture; Eddie would un-
derstand the plans; he'd know If
they really were the originals of the
design Clay Hanley had applied to
his silver monoplane.
She drove by the place once and
sew Hanley standing there on the
runway, few yards from the
hangar, exactly as he had been
standing when she was there earlier
'The Watchman," she thought to
herself absurdly rs she continued
along the highway And remember
ing the sight of him standing there.
outlined in his khaki shirt and
slacks against the white of the con-
crete runway, she thought of the
scene as a picture. "The Watch
man" didn't seem like good title.
"The Watch" Or maybe "The
Death Watch" Yes, that seemed
even better. It was more solemn
anyway, even if it didn't make much
sense.
After a few miles she stopped
and turned the car around. Some
thing seemed to be pulling her.
She drove back, and as she got
within sight of the airport she heard
/ the droning roar of a motor, and
shielding her eyes against the sun
she saw the silver plane climbing
like winged bullet into the sky
Copyright, 1941, the Chicago Daily News
Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-10-31

who had a tale at least of double
meaning and usually of triple about
almost every one in the neighbor-
hood. Out of all that there was one
person whom she talked about that
she secretly loved. 1t was incredible
Betty had gone out with a score OF
boys, and she had never once been
seen with Roger Casweu. 1t seemed
absurd, impossible that she could
have been in love with any one from
whom she stood at such a distance.
81 never knew you felt that way
about Roger, Betty" Clare said, with
genuine contrition. Il never had the
faintest idea. Roger never said q
word"
Don't rub it in" Betty cut in st
know he never gave me a second
thought. That's what made 1t hurt
all the more. That's why I didn't
care when" She broke off abrupt
ly and reached for the menu Glare
noticed that her hand trembled. She
tipped open the cover and glanced
impatiently over the listed dishes.
Lets stop talking and eat" she said,
bringing her voice to an even, pleas
ant level. 'I have to get back to
! the Office"
Clare's Food Tasteless.
Everything Clare ate tasted dry
as ashes and several times she
caught herself staring at the girl
across the table from her, as if see
ing her for the first time. Pretty as
Betty was, there didn't seem to be
a single tender, womanly thing about
her. She had swung completely over
from the friendly, laughing little
girl she had been when her father
was alive and prosperous until now
she was full of hatred, of bitterness
and of venom She even resented
the things that Clare had done for
her out of simple affection and
loyalty; she resented Clare's having
got her job; she resented the
natural fact that Mr.. Calridge, her
employer, was weather. than she.
But more confusing than anything
else was her love for Roger Caswell
who was hardly aware that a girl
named Betty Crowel existed.
Imagine how horrible it must
have been for her all that time
Clare thought, loving a man sc
futilely. Why, it probably wouldn't
have been nearly SO bad if he'd
actually disliked her. or even hated
her Anything affirmative, even
contempt, would have been better
than not knowing she existed.
Vaguely she wondered how she
would have felt if Roger had never
given her second thought after
she had fallen in love with him. She
couldn't imagine it very well, but
trying to make her think that hel
reaction to such a thing and Betty.
would have been very much differ
ent. Betty would be poisonously
Evening star., 1941-10-31
20 Years AGO
In The Star

With Boston College and Ford
ham failing to show the football
strength expected of them
Georgetown is given a good
chance of having an undefeated
season. Georgia Tech looms as
the most serious opposition.
Led by Harry Robb and Johnny
Bleier, new members of the team,
Washington's professional eleven
topped the Richmond A. A, 100,
at American League Park.
World Champion Giants are
trying to trade or buy Heinie
Groh from the Cincinnati Reds.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSPORT Pa.-Bob MONTGOMERY
1881. Philadelphia, stopped frankie Wal
lace 143i2. Cleveland (5).
BURLINGTON. Vt.-Ossie Stewart. 1874,
Pittsbursh, outpointed Vince Pimpinella,
16S. Fort Ethan Allen q0l:
FALL RIVER, Mass-Edde Alex, 141,
New York, stopped Carl (Redl Guggino,
13S. Hartford. Conn. t6).
Norristown. Pa, outpointed George Miller,
167, Philadelphia (S).
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Purdue Center Is Iron Man

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 81 (P.-
Bob johnson, Purdue's sophomore
center, is the real iron man" of the
Western Conference. Johnson has
gone the full 60 minutes in ali four
of the Boilermaker games.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Wage Standardization Banned byM. A. GoFPros
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ag0-Ken Overlin
successfully defended his middle
weight championship as recog-
nized in New York, outpointing
Steve Belloise in Is rounds.
Three years ago-Bucky Harris
signed to manage washington
Senators for 1899.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself JAMES H HOLLIS, 457 G st. Wv
!.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. JOSEPH w YANICK. zoos Shap-
herd st. ne. WASHINGTON. D. c. 1'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts other than my own. ALBERT r.
KR1EDER. 5611 Fifth st. NV. i
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER-
petual Building Association will be held
at the ONCE of the Association. Eleventh
and E Streets Northwest. Monday, No
vember 18th. 194l, at seven-thirty O'Clock
p.m.
EDWARD c. BALTZ.
Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Equitable Cooperative
Building. Association will be held at the
ofhce OF the Association. 915 F. Street
NV. Wednesday. November 5, I94I, at
3:45 o'clock pm.
EDWARD L. McALEER.
Secretary
Evening star., 1941-10-31
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant for law
office. experienced man preferred Tele-
phone evenings after 8 Wisconsin 1898.
AUTO MECHANICS and gas station attend
ants See Mr.. Harwood. Call Carl. Inc,
AUTO MECHANIC. must be experienced
and nave reference; good pay. 1906 18th
ST. nv.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER, over 25
must be good. Apply 1910 D st. s.w.
o s6oa rss6Ee stssdz da1F
See Mr. Chaplin. S527 Georgia ave.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. would prefer
one with motor tune-up ability Apply
Ted,s Shell Service. 14th and Md. ave ne
BLAcKsMITH-Apply Mr.. Zimmerman,
Permanent position; 5000 pay Apply
Diamond Motors, 100 G st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MAN, good. working
conditions, sl2 hours per day; good salary.
Triangle TT ginyd Motors 14ol R. I. ave. ne.
BooKKEEPER and general office worker
state age, experience and salary first
letter. Box 219-x. Star.
BOY, colored, familiar with upper NV.
Store; good salary Salary; steady t,5 job m must be Be
sober and reliable. Call RA. 6237.
BOY, is years, to work in hardware store.
BUTCHER. experienced preferred Steady
Job good salary. Self-service store, Apply
6O1 North Columbus St, Alex, Va.
BUTLER -HoUsEMAN, only refined. best
type need apply. References required.
Phone CO. 1924
CARPENTER, 1st-class, must be able to
run Job; also helper Several months
CARPENTERS wanted QO); steady work
400 s. Garfield St, Arlington Va.
CARPENTERS. finish hands. Second and
Colonial aves.. Alexandra. Va:
CARPENTERS wanted. long JOB trim trim
CARPET LAYERS. several experienced;
steady work. Apply 1904 NJ st. NV.
CHEF. must be experienced; responsible
Job. Apply 5915 Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK. white, capable man to handle the
details Of operation. in the service depart
dealer. Apply in person to Mr. Beale,
between 10 am pm, Barry-Pate Motor
Co.. 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
S exp., refs. CAN No. s12a. "
DELIcATEssEN, sandwich and short
Hlnss IN own Hsr Writing. sO Box 2is.x, Star 81. W
DELIVERY BOY, colored. with motor
Svpy syS o5 chsfsn h 'aT aeavss Mshs5 1s5 Yoa St
DRIVER, experienced for small truck;
required. Phone woodley Zoo.
EMBHMER, colored, graduate, expert
enced Apply at 1920 9th st. NV. between
2 and pm. Friday or Saturday.
ENGINEER to run lines and elevations for
heavy construction work, to make shop
drawings Give education and employ
ment history. Box 19-J, Star.
FURNITURE MAN who can buy and sell;
must have thorough knowledge and eX-
perierlce; good salary. Address Box 24S-X.
Star. -----
GARAGEMAN colored for night work. ex-
perieuce and references required. Apply
Arcade Pontiac Co., 1437 Irving st. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. also auto
mechanic: must have experience: good
pay SH. 1345.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, ., expert
enced. Apply Post Exchange. Boiling
Field
GROCERY CLERK experience needed,
narnapent go0d Wages Call
Evening star., 1941-10-31
With all MyCove 6
BY Virginia bowe>
CHAPTER XIII.

Clare fighting down her for the second time that day and
anything everything that Betty had
Caswe gradually did realize that what
their meeting,
cryptic Beys Betty who knew
Betty
Evening star., 1941-10-31

An excellent opportunity for a man
who has had extensive business experience
man who IS active. with iniative. matured
judgment and saleSmanshID ability With
or without actual experience.
Please write fully of your business ex-
perience. II your letter leads us to be-
lieye that p personal conference will be
mutually beneficial, an appointment will
be arranged.
Your letter will be considered strictly
confidential Box 227-X, Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
SALESMAN.
BY c. KessIer

SALESMAN. who is willing to work. who
wants to make money ana has confidence
enough in his ability to work On COM
mission To such a man We offer an
excellent opportunity. State age and eX-
perience in replying. Box 164X. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

Concluded tomorrow.)
Clare Talks to Eddie Franklin.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

SODA DISPENSERS, 1925 years
of age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under 81 must have
over-age cards which can be
obtained at the Franklin School.
Apply in person, employment
department, PEOPLES DRUG
STORES. II P st. ne, 8 am. to
noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

SECRETARY Y-sTFNOGRAPHER part time,
9 till ]. mature woman desiring extra. work,
good appearance. telephone voice full en-
pIoyment in 3 months for person meeting
requirements small remuneration TO start.
For interview. RE 6l60.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

MATTRESSES (2), experienced and pre-
sentable: pay above average: day work:
good tips Colonial Coffee Shoppe, 2oth
and Pa ave NV
Evening star., 1941-10-31

WOMAN. middle aged to sleep in same
room with semi-invalid in exchange for
separate living quarters and breakfast.
No night work involved. Box 1851, Star.
WOMAN. alert t25-55l, to travel Florida
with sales organization; S24 weekly salary
and commission. transportation. Mrs.
Brawley, New Colonial Hotel, 1903 D m
WOMEN. white. for part-time lunch counter
work. 1913. Cornwells, Inc, 1929 .t
Evening star., 1941-10-31

TYPISTS WANTED-Several rapid, intelh-
gent typists accuracy and speed required,
but previous experience not necessary:
salary. $50. five-day week: excellent work
ing condition; give age. training and rets
erences Box 3l6-L Star
Evening star., 1941-10-31

SALFSIADY active downtown millinery
store. steady employment. good SALARY:
only experienced need apply. Box 73-J'
Star
Evening star., 1941-10-31

SFANSTPFSS, experienced. who under-
stands cutting and putting in linings for
ladies coats Apply NEW ENGLAND FUR
RIFRS. IL 18th St NV at once.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

GROCERY CLERK. experience needed,
references: permanent, good wages. Call
Emerson $40. after Pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

For wiI-can and receiving depts. Apply
in person to Mr.. A. C Connolly.
|, BOND CLOTHES,
Evening star., 1941-10-31

MATTRESSES, white, experienced part
time Job: hours 80 to $50. Apply Ho Toy
Restaurant 1922 Conn. ave NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

SODA DISPENSER. experienced. steady:
pcod WAGES and hours. Calvert Pharmacy
Conn. ave and Calvert st nv.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant for law
ofhce experienced man preferred Tele-
phone evenings after Wisconsin 1923.
AUTO MECHANICS and gas station attend
ants. See Mr.. Harwood, Call Carl, Inc.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
HELP MEN.
(COntiniIed

HOTEL NIGHT CLERK, must be sober,
age over 45. 134 18th st. NV.
JANITOR, settled colored man and wife
for small apartment building. Small salary
and living quarters. Man must have out
side lob. References. Box 233-X, Star. .
Evening star., 1941-10-31

MATTRESSES, experienced. must be over
ol. steady work 1924 Que St NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

For new. modern restaurant, capable OF
supervising mattresses, arranging schedules,
etc. Call Mr. Berney, Adams 1888 for
appointment bet. 1916 pm. only.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
A Permanent Position for a
Man. AGE % to SIS Years,

1885 F St. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

LAUNDRY MARKER, experienced and
steady. Good pay. Call at 1909 18th St.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
LADY'S TAILOR
Apply PLUYMS, 1874 Conn. Ave.
GIRL,
NURSE. GRADUATE,

And medical secretary. CAPABLE OF handling
correspondence and assuming responsibility
in doctors Office Box l77-X. star.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
HARVARD CONTRA BROWN

Cambridge, Mass, Noviem-
bre 13.-El fuerte "once" de
Harvard, vencedore de los cade-
tes del ejercito, Sc prepare para
ell partido del sabado con Brown
No pcdran particular en- ell en-
cuentro, por hallarse ASTHMA
dos, Vern Miller y ell captain
.Franny Lee.
Brown Sc propone recurrir a
nuevas jugadas y sorprender
Sus contrarios.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR A R RODRIGUEZ,

Gran Animlaci6n
va Sc habla con inusitado in
ter6s de la gran fiesta que pre-
para la Directiva del Centre
Asturiano, con la cooperation
de todas las S~ecciones de eSta
poderosa sociedad.
"Noche de Gala" es ell nom
bre de la fiesta annual que He
va a la sociedad Astur a 10 mas
selecto de nuestro mundo social.
Ali Sc pasaran va las horas de
%sincera algeria.
Los organizadores Sc afanan
grandemente para presentar al
pUblico I'm festival que perdure
en- la mente de todas. Como algo
extraordinario, y para satisfa-
Ger los gustoS en- cuanto a must
ca, han decidido colocar las me-
sas reservadas en- ambos salo-
mes. Los amantes de los baila-
bles americanos tendran las me
sas en- la sala principal y los a
NANTES de la m1sica espanOla y
cubana en- la sala Bar. Unos y
otros podran pasar al salon don
de deseen bailar, no importa
La gaceta., 1941-11-13

"J.F.L. Club empezaron a dis
tribuir las invitaciones entire
nuestras familias para Ell bale
del 6 de Noviembre. en- los salo-
hes del Centre Asturiano.
En- esta fiesta figuran como
madrinas las simpaticas y atrac
twas senoritas Angie Guggino,
Adelina Guggino, Grace Lofley,
Alca Fernandez, Mary Alfonso
y Carmen Cagnina.
La orquesta Don Francisco"
sera la encargada de amenizar
esta fiesta, que promote que
dar a gran altura.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13

Pedro D. Santander, Abelardo
Galindo, Jose Rene Cabre-
ra. Antonio Acebo Cora, Ra-
fael Escobar, Edelmira ValdeS.
Carload Blister, Raymond AL
fonso, Rebecca Burgu&S, Mar
COS Lopez, Francisco Fernandez
Do la Nuez, Armando Flores, Al
mando Dorta, Alexandra Pine.
ra " Manuel Santos Pau.
Deceamos a todos estos pa.
cientes un pronto Y total resta'
b~lecimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
Domingo 30 del presente mes.

Domingo 30 del presente mes.
TodoS los reuniios moStraron
gran intereS en- apoyar eSta can
didatura y eSpontaneamente Sc
nOmbraron comiSiones para VII
star a los aSociados de esa ba-
rriada. Fueron nombradoS SUI
perviSores de la mesa electoral
los senores Avelino Castro Y AL
fredo Abreo.
En- esta reunion Sc dieron a
con0cer los nombres de los vo-
Gales que con ell Sr. Machin "co
rrera".
Sc acord6 reunirse manana
Viernes, en- los salones del Circu
10 Cubano, como tambi6n el pro-
ximo LuneS
, Termin6 ell acto con un brindis
por la prosperidad del Circulo
Cubano.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13

J.F.L. Girls Club
En- ell dia de aver las simpati-
cas- muchachas que integran ell
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
Santos del DtG
Estanislao de Kestka.
Capftulo us Enfermos

Cuenta la Sociedad Circulo
Cubano con los siguientes aso-
ciados enfermos:
Felix Pelaez, Celia Alvarez,
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
TrdSlddGdd

En- dias pasados fu6 traslada-
da desde Ell Hospital del Centre
Espanol a su Residential la esti-
mazda Sra. Noemi Alfonso, deS-
pues de haber dado a luz una
hermosa bebita que llevara pOr
nOmbre Janet Ann.
En- su hogan, 2501 de la Gale
Leroy, la Sra. Alfonso y la nueva
nina SON muy visitadas.
Congratulamos a los esposos
Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
La ReuniCn de AROche

Aver noche ), reunieron en-
TO- salones de la Union 500 de
West Tampa, numerosos simpa
tizadores de la candidatura en-
cabezada por ell Sr. Evaristo Ma
chin. para Segundo Vice-Presi-
dente del Circulo CubanO, en- las
slecciones que Sc verificaran ell
La gaceta., 1941-11-13

tengan sus mesaS.
En- la plataforma de la sala
principal sc situara ell afamadO
conjunto STAND Alexander
o%rquesta que goza de gran po-
pularidad, para los amantes de
las pleas latinas, "La Tropi-
cal", bajo la direction del Sr,
Daureano Trigueros.
Ell precio de cada mesa, equi-
pada con cuatro sillas, es de
$3.50
Recordamos que Sc verificara
ell Sabado % del presente mes.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
Muy MejOTddO

Seg1n transcurren los dias
Sc acentda la mejoria del SIR.
Rogelio Berdeal, que desde hace
dfas sc encuentra recluido en- la
Clinica ia Popular Bonldad"
donde fue sometido a una deli
cada operation por ell DR.. Jorge
A. Trelles.
Segdn Sc nos reporta, su tras-
lado a su Residential no Sc demo-
rara por mucho tempo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-13
RecluidO

RecluidO
BESIDE ell paSado Lunes Sc Ell.
cuentra enfermo ell Sr. Amman
do Dorta, residente en- ell 1913
de la % avenida.
FL NAL que lie aqueja no es de
gran cuidado; pero la molestia
lie mantiene alejado de sus dia-
rias labores.
Esperamos que dentro de bre
YES dias quedara restablecido
del TODD.
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La JuHtd de Hoy

Esta noche, y como de costum
bre, sc reuniran las s~ecciones de
Damas y RecreO del Circulo Gu
bano, para celebrar Una impor-
tante junta.
Tanto la Srta. Mercedes Fer.
nandez como Oscar Cuervo, pre-
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ny VFTV NAiN, Cur HEROINE S BENG
= llnnA az rhueNolII RNDENISM

sidentes respectivos de las refe.
ridaS seccioneS, ruegan la asiS,
tencia de tOdos los miembros.
Sepanlo asi.