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guests were being greeted and men,
bers of the younger set, had there
been room, could have put to good
advantage the gay dance music
heard later in the afternoon.
Friends of Mrs. Aspinwan
Preside at Tea Table.
A cluster of blossoms sent to the
debutante formed the centerpiece OF
the charmingly appointed tea table
from which friends of Mrs. Aspin-
wall dispensed tea and coffee. Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone and Mrs. STAN
ley F. Reed, wives of associate
justices of the Supreme Court, took
their turns at the tea table and
others who presided over the tea
cups were Mrs. Breckenridge Long,
Mrs. Emory Scott Land, Mrs. Charles
B Henderson, Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, Mrs. Reginald S.
Huidekoper, Mrs. Adolphus Station,
Mrs. J. Harris Franklin, Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe, Mrs P. Blair Lee, Mrs.
John Randolph Mum of Princeton,
Mrs. Herbert Howard, Mrs. Theo-
dore Wilkinson and Mrs. Chauncey
G. Parker, jr.
Still others were Mrs. William j.
F'lather, Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis, Mrs
Corcoran Thorn, Mrs. Casenove G
Lee, Mrs. McCook Knox, Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke, jr., Mrs. David S
Barry, Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs
George Maurice Morris, Mrs. Edwin
( S. Parker and Mrs. Howard Franklin
New Floral Adornment
Worn by Debutantes.
Something new and different In
floral adornment were the hoops
which the assisting debutantes wore
over their shoulders. The hoops
IA inches in diameter, which, by the
way, were gifts of Miss Lee, were
bound in either gold or silver rib
bon. On the gold ones there were
white daisies with gold centers. and
gold-color daisies were festooned on
the silver hoops.
Classmates of Miss Lee at St
Timothy's School, where she was
graduated in June, as we'll as cotem.
poraries of hers In Washington
were among those whose dainty
afternoon dresses were enhanced by
this new flower fashion.
From out of town assisting the
bud were her cousin, Miss Edith
Draper Hollyday of Bedford, N. Y
who is a niece of Mrs. Station and
DR.. Montgomery Blair; Miss Caro-
lyn Philbin of Hewlett, Long Island;
Miss Rose Parsons and Miss Mary
Randolph Rue of New York and
Miss Mary Lathrop Rochester OF
Buffalo. In the Washington group
were Miss Hildreth Dunn, Miss
Camilla Edge, Miss Agnes Flather
Miss Carol Franklin, Miss Hills
Morris, Mile. Henriette de Sieyes,
Miss Dorothea Drayton and Miss
Margaret Hill.
Miss Sarah Bullard of New Bed
ford, Mass, was to have assisted
but was unable to attend because OF
injuries she received when thrown
from a horse in the late summer
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tweeds (if you're fortunate TO
find them ore mode into the
most weorobIe eosuol coots
and suits. And Helene cont
think Of onythine thot looks or
feels nicer in the Foil.
And since yorlety is the spice
OF fashion, you moy step forth
eoch time foscinotinely differ
ent--so yoried is the vogue
and so lovely each voriotion.
And speaking OF spiee-the
new dresses CORY theirs in the
embroidery. the beading. con-
trostine colos, jeweled clips
and buttons >. ond, OF course,
in the eosy-to -~eor, eroeeful
lines.
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a century for their bridal bouquets,
their bridesmaids corsages, and
church decorations. The floral
artists there will use all their crea-
tive genius in creating the most
beautiful floral effects you've ever
seen. There are four GUIDE BIOS.
COMPANY stores for your con-
venience open until noon today.
Main store: 1912 F ST. Ma. 427s.
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wedding and to spend the week end
with Mrs. Lawrence included Mrs.
Franklin Hansen of Hollywood,
Calf: Mrs. Robert B. Burleigh of
Pottstown. Pa. and Mr. w. w. Law
renee of Front Royal, Va.
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Lee and Miss Nancy Lee: Mrs. Jo-
seph Wayne of Philadelphia, Mrs.
John Randolph Mum of Prince
ton, N. j., and Miss Nancy Gross Of
Pittsburgh.
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Miss Nina Colman
Will Be HOnOred

Miss Mary Heine will entertain
this afternoon at a shower to
honor Miss Nina Coleman. The
party will be held at 4 o'clock at
Miss Heine's home, 6501 Third
street NV,
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brighten Tor
the girl you think
. most sweet! What
ever the occasion
flow ers from
DE B r o S.
COMPANY will
solve the problem.
Washington brides
have been going to
GUIDE nearly half
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who h a S gained
prominence for his
clever sketches all
over the country.
He has sketched
most of the famous
m ovie-f TX in
Hollywood. A n d
he even had a
studio at t h e
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Service reports CndG the HlllIId1y
forces are cooperating in protecting
the essential needs of wildlife when
bombing areas, machine gun ranges
and maneuver grounds are estab-
lished. 1t appears that hunter esti-
mates are based on the number OF
migratory bird hunting stamps-and
woe to the hunter who does not buy
one-sold each year. For instance,
last year it was estimated that more
than 100000 sportsmen hunted mi
gratory game. These duck" stamps
sell for 81 and must be purchased by
all migratory waterfowl hunters over
16 years of age.
Maryland Prepares
For Duck Season.
We found that the farmers and
shoremen down in Maryland-and
higher up in the State where the
Canvasbacks come down-Were get
ting out their duck boots and clean
ing up their hunting pieces, ready
for the migratory waterfowl season
which opens some 16 to 18 days later
here than in the Northern zone, and
closes December a. Farther south
it begins November 2 and closes No
vember 27. The shooting day be-
gins by regulation at 7 am. and
closes at 4 pm.
We were told that both the Mary
land and Virginia hunt country were
hoping to have Lord Halifax, the
British Ambassador, down for a bit
of shooting when the full season
begins. He is said to be one Of the
best shots in England ana a noted
foXhunter. 1t is reported that he
said on one occasion that he would
rather be master of a foXhunt than
Prime Minister
Lady Apsley's Book
Is Recommended.
Every lower of the chase should
have a copy of Lady Apsley's "Bri-
dleways Through History" 1t is a
classic, and a book that should be
cherished. Lady Apsley was the wife
of Lord Allen Algernon Bathurst
Apsley, whose early ancestors lived
at Apsley House, which. by the way,
is mentioned in Vanity Fair. In
later years it was the residence of
the Duke of wellington, and came
to be known as Wellington House
which, if We recall Alright was
bombed during the present war
Not only the friends of Nine Mar
tins, the charming wife of the Bra
lillian Ambassador, but the art world
of Washington is interested in an
exhibition of her sculpture which
will be presented at the Corcoran
Gallery from october IS to Novem-
Der 8.
Nine Martins, who was educated
in a French school in Rio de ia
metro and in Paris, says it was her
ambition as a girl to become a
pianist and she studied music in
Paris. Later she switched to drawing
and painting, studying at the Beaux
Arts. She studied sculpture under
Catherine Barjanski and Jespers,
and while she works in all sculptural
mediums, is particularly fond of
wood carving, using the native woods
of Brazil, such as jacaranda and
imbuia-woods of rich texture.
The catalogue for Nine Martins
show has a charming profile of her
head in the red outline on the cover,
and the invitations to the previeW
have an illustration of one Of her
favorite pieces.
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WHAT ARE FALL
FASHIONS MADE OF ?

90. peipefS and woois and
ermine tails -. that's rhdt
fall fashions are made of"
Fobries ore letting their hair
grow this foil. There ore
robbit's hoir wooIens, soft os
bunny. There ore yelyets
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Worlds Fair. linen
THE PALAIS ROYAL brought him
to Washington last spring, And
so delighted was every one with his
likenesses-that they brought him
back for return engagement in
the store during the summer. He
left. But he's back again. His host
of friends urged THE PALAIS
ROYAL to bring him back still an
other time. So-there he sits-in
the center aisle-maln floor-ot
THE PALAIS ROYAL and he'll
sketch you or any of the children
in five minutes. "Zad' can make
a drawing in black and white for
75c or in colored chalks for Sl.00.
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4" For THE HOSTESS YOU
'''A WISH TO HONOR. ..
for the guests you wish to treat
for the sickroom you wish to
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"a DeAa9AN NoJ
time dresses.
Casual sports
clothes. Suits.
Prices start
at SI0.95
wit h d" n o
charge for any
a ! I erations.
And because
1f har 1nr w
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sofa, or the
heart Of the
Everglades, or
t h e C o o !
mountains of
V erm on t
t h e e's one
pla ce you
m st I a k e
[ h e m n e X I
IT.
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thot m O k e
yo U fee !
smooth q n d
lush when you
put them on.
Tweeds ore
more impor-
tont til o n
ever. Rich
h e O I h e ry-
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m a t c h any CO.'S
tune. Hats one
price S2.25 no
more, no lie S S.
Where? Why at
NJ R S. A N N A
WERKSMAN'S, of
course. Open un-
til 9 every evening.
No parking diff
culties. 512l
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Iul AllIO-
WAY. EX-
q u i S / t l y
served dim
ners (lunch-
e o n s a n d
teas by ar
rangennent).
~ y.
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most distinc-
tive and un-
usual line of
c h ri stmas
cards, done
by a group
of you n G
" o m e n
-
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SC for each additional thread run.
Snags eradicated to prevent runs.
Small jobs. while you wait. 6l3
18th ST. NV.
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ington?" Course of
exercise to music
plus machines and
steam cabinet, SIS.
Steam cabinet and
Swedish massage,
S17.50. Complete
courses, s25-in-
lu des exercise,
steam cabinet COR
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dlLO olAdSo Al
O t h e r wise
still - wear
able stock
ings. Onl Y
15c for the
first short
thread run;
20c for the
frs t lon g
thread run;
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nall - size
clothes at the
S T o U T =
S L E N D z r
S HO P, sizes
1872 to 52k .
Larger h i p,
b u S t a n d
S h o u ! d e T
m e a S u r e S
,avoid eXpen-
-
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" FAY BROOKS KNOWS
WHAT YOU WANT
and has it," Dramatic evening
gowns. An exhilarating collection
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MoutdMT1 T1pu
''" HeLtne

/" THE JENNY sHoPPE
helps the clock go
round!" There you'll find SPAR
king collection of young dresses
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Idbln JtdrdicrfTF't III II
artists. The
cards are modestly priced-only DC
and 10c each. And until November
IS, Mrs. Hollis is offering a 1910
discount on imprinted cards. Place
your order now-before the stock
is depleted. 1903 K ST.
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with ROSS-
SATURN in
Washington.
Only s5.95
and S7.95 for
shoes regu-
larly t o
S22.50. Fen
t o n, V a i
kyrie. Brew
ity and Deh-
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dance w1th-other
men are too gra-
cious to criticize. A
good dancer can
dance equally well
with any one. Only
a short time re-
m aims durin e
which you can take
advantage of the
Pre-SeaSa0 Rates
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to see you smart
ly from dawn to
dusk" and from
dusk to dawn"
Dresses for sports,
daytime dinner
and formal occa-
sions priced
from S14.95 to
S35. Try them on
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the gay FASHION SHOW LUNCH
EON in the PAIL MALL ROOM Of
the HOTEL RALEIGH. They're
held every Saturday at pm.-and
wise hostesses realize this is de-
lightful place to take their guests
to luncheon. Stunning fashions
are modelled by beautiful name
quins. There's Bert Bernath and
his orchestra. And luncheon Is
only t1.00 per person E. whether
it's for two or twenty-five. Make
your reservations for next Satur-
day. Call Mr.. Arthur-NA. 1910.
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/" HOLD THAT sMILE!'
while "ZAD" makes
quick sketch Of you. "zAD' is the
well-known portrait-ske artist
Evening star., 1941-10-12
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&" T IVES THERE A WOMAN
who does not know that
ANNE T. KELLY has the largest
health salon for women in Wash
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Miss Lee
Presented
ToSociety
Lovely Debutante
Makes Debut
At Tea

Continued From Page D-1)
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foods. This beautiful manor is sur
rouned by 100 acres Of gardens,
trees and boxwood. Located only
80 minutes from the White House.
Drive out route 20, Colesville Pike
10 miles from Silver Spring. Open
noon to 8 pm. Go for a day-or
stay. Weekend or weekly rates.
Lotion S. Wesley. owner. Phone
Ashton 3946.
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overhead expenses-tshe's located
in SUITE 305, National Press
Bldg she can afford 70 sell for
less. 14th and F SIS.
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GEORGIA AVE.
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I" HEAVEN WON'T HELP
80 - THE POOR WORK
ING GIRL" but the STELOS
COMPANY will. They repair runs
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" HATS TO YOUR HEARTS
'''A DESIRE!" Hats for
sports for street for dress.
Hats in every possible color to
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utante lasts. Sizes to 9. Widths
AAA TO C. Open Thursdays until
8. One-half block from Dupont
Circle--1323 CONN. AVE.
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you think. Prices
start at s295o and you can get
your suit in about 10 days Hun
dreds Of fabrics from which TO
choose. You can have your suit
made with piped, flap or patch
pockets; your coat form-fltting or
boxy; your skirt gored, bias, pleated
or plain. Topcoats (to match or
contrast) also start at $3.50. Stop
in tomorrow-and let them take
your measure. 613 l4th ST, across
from Garflnckels.
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|" GO, YOU'RE SHOWING
THEM THE TOWN."
whether they've come from
the rolling farm lands Of Mime
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/" GIVING INTO AUTUMN
In a suit" A man
tailored suit cut-to-your-meas-
ure made-to-order. Endlessly
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1" MERRY CHRISTMAS"
What? In October?
Why. yes, Louise Hall Hollis
CABIN HANDICRAFTERS has
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variable end
lessly wearable
Not a dull mo-
ment in its life
tor yours if you
have 1t made by
the mems tailors
a t B r q C E
HUNT, INC. It'll
cost you less than
,,o,, fH{~L Dioae
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electric blanket) and massage. 1929
F ST. MA. 1855.
<<>>>>>>>>
" TO WIVES WHO CAN'T
DANCE WITH THEIR
HUSBANDS!" Don't be fooled. It
isn't your husband alone you can't
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tions. Dresses from $875 to $3.50.
Lingerie. foundation garments and
house coats, too. sos 18th ST.
" PUT YOUR BEST FOOT
FORWARD and
wear SAKS FIFTH AVENUE dis
continued" FOOTWEAR, exclusive
boss
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at the LEROY THAYER STUDIOS.
Enroll tomorrow. Learn TO dance
the fox trot. waltz. rumbe, tango,
conga. Take privately-form your
own class-or join a group that is
starting. 1915 Conn. Ave. ME. 412l
" A HALFWAY POINT -.
between Baltimore and
Washington" And a delightful
meeting PLACES charming, rest
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" A RE YOU sToUT-and
short? Are you stout
and tall?" Don't get panicky,
please! You CAN be fitted in
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
EN- CALIFOR-
MIA LA U DEL ATRA.
CADOR LAIR
Sc TrdtGTd de IdentificGrld pO1
Medic de RetrntOs

Ell jefe de detectives Bush, que
ha venido telefoneando con fire.
cuencia en- los 1!timos dfas, pu
do comprobar aver que Rose
Lair, la viuda del bandido muer
to por I'm escopetazo, ell pasado
domingo por la madrugada, Sc
halla detenida en- San Diego, Ca
lifornia.
EStima Bush que la mujer a.
companaba a su marido en- los
robos y despues de la muerte de
este Sc march6 hacia California
probablemente utilizando un ae-
roplano,
Por TELEGRAPH Sc lie han pc
dido fotografias al jefe de poll
Ella de San Diego, con ell fin de
mostrarlas a las personals quS
Ivieron a la mujer companera de
Lair en- la noche del crimen.
Admiti6 va la mujer que es la
viuda del aseSinado, pero man.
tiene que no ha estado en- la Flo
rida,
Cuando ell captain de detecti-
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AnciGnds

Falleci6 aver en- Ell Asilo de
Ancianos Blocher, en- New
York, la Sra. Harriet Marie
Bodies, que ell pasado septiembre
cumpli6 LOG amos de edad. Al
cumplir los LOG, en- Ell mes mem
cionado, dijo que "se hallaba in
teresada en- muchas cosas y por
10 tanto no tenia tempo para
enveiecer." Vote ell pasado no.
viembre por la candidatura del
presidente Roosevelt. Uno de
sus hijos 10 es ell mayor general
Frank C. Bolles, va retiradO.
En- Boston falleci6 a la edad
de l02 amos la Sra. H. Mannn-
ing Whitcomb, de una familia
cue lleg6 a este pals en- 1880.
Era autora de un libro tituladO:
"Anales y Remiscencias de la
Planicie de jamaica. Hasta ha-
ce dos semanas disfrut6 de bue-
ma salud.
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
C o Ell
DEL JEFF DE POLICIA

Anoche, cuando respondfa
a una llamada urgente sobre
que tres individuos habian ira
tado de arrebatarle su carte
ra a una mujer, en- la avenida
Grand Central, ell autom6vil
del jefe de policia, guiado por
'el detective Arthur L. Barry,
jefe de la secci6n contra ell vi
clio, choc6 con otro coche, en-
la esquina de Lafayette y Ash
ley, y como resultado del &C
cidente sufrio Barry La fractu-
"a de varias costillas y heri-
das en- la cara; ell jefe Woo
druff, heridas y contusiones, Y
dos senoras. lesiones leves.
Barry fue lanzado del coche
por la violencia del encontro-
nazo y Sc lie llev6 al Hospital
Municipal, donde Sc encuen =
ira.
Viajaban en- ell otro autom6
vii Tomas Alfonso, que 10 guia
ba; la Sra. Daisy Alfonso y la
Sra. Lula Lewis,
Mas tarde la policia detuvo
a tres hombres sospechosos,
nombrados Clarence Y Law
renee Barineau y Cecil AlcOrn
en- relaci6n con ell arrebato de
la cartera.
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
KIDNEY STAeNATIOn
lis WORSE THAN
; cONSTIPATI0nI
nscausO We TFOaa censUpadoa q
The 0nsOt While We NsglOA n
Our Kidneys l~ndoHnatolV

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nors mportAnes hAA SOu hdnaA
N y0uR hdnaya thaTe are alma mkMm8
nbss which musa Work aAy and nAgA4 e
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may s~eAgnahoA.
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yes Kelly IL do Ia noticia, segdn
81 informe a Bu.h, Ia mujer Sc
eJ6 q llorar.
Bush cree que ell hecho de
haberse ella presentado a la
policfa de California pidiendo
informes de su marido, es una
prueba de que desea desligar-
Sc de esos delitos, afirmando
gu Sc hallaba en- esa ciudad.
Lair estuvo residiendo en-
un apartamento de la isla Da-
Wis y Sc hacia lamar r. j.
Workman.
Sc italian detenidos tambien
en- California, con la Sra. Lair,
Charles Lair y su esposa Ida /;
William Wollings y Sunnie
Kelly, una mujer.
Ell abrigo que usapa Lair ia
ncche que lie mataron habla
sido robado a j. B. Bateman,
.Jr., un estudiante de Oklaho-
ma City.
Nuevos detalles Sc daran a
conocer muy pronto.
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
NINA POR UN


I'm autom6vil guiado por D.
R. Whitehead, del go de la
Gale Coral, atropell6 aver a
la nina Pura Isidr6n, de ocho
amos, del 1921 Doce avenida,
produciendole lesiones graves.
Fu6 asistida en- ell Hospital
Municipal de la fracture de la
,pierna derecha y numerosas
heridas y Commissioners.
Ell a%utomovilista, acusado
de guar con descuido, sera
presentado hoy en- la corte de
policfa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

rradine y Doris Bowden. Ira a
las camaras en- abril.
2KO ACADIA de adquirir los ser
vicios de Anna Lee, una actriz
.nglesa, espOsa de Robert Ste
enson. Aparecera frente a Ro-
lald Colman en- m Vida con
carolina. Sera su primera pre-
entaci6n en- una pelicula ameri-
ana.
La Universal ha cedido a Pa
amount, t~emporalmente, los
ervicios de Preston Foster. In
erpretara ell segundo papel mas
sulinO en- "Negocios no Termina
dos, con Irene Dunno y Robert
Montgomery. La pelicula eel
Misterioso DR.. c" ha sidO re-
bautizada y sc llama "Hombre
heohO Monstruo".
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SteinGch Sc Mantiene VigorOSO
q los so amos

SteGnGch Sc MdntIene VGg0TOSO
q los so amos
Ell descubridor de las funcio-
mes de la "hormona" en- 10 que
popularmente Sc denomina Ia
"rejuvenaci6n', ell professor Eu-
gen Steinach, de 80 amos, goza
de un admirable vigor y reside
actualmente en- Zurich. SuiZa,
Steinach habla de su descubri-
miento y dice que es la ~reactiva
ci6n del cuerpo humane. Naci6
en- Viene y Sc desterr6 de Aus
tria voluntariamente, zen espe-
ra de que meiores tiempos rotor
men a esta TERRA.
la reactivaci6n de la poten-
cia del hombre Y de la mujer,
que es una de las pruebas clint
cas- del exito de mi tratamiento,
estaba muy lejos de mi mente en-
cuanto a que fuese el objetivo fl
nal de mis- experiences, en- sus
commences, como 10 estaba ell he
cho de que 81 inyenci6n fuese
ocasionalmente Usada para ma
tar mujeres : niHOs cuando los
hermanos Wright hicieron 81
primer vuelo e1 Kitty Hawk"
"Yo no puecO haeer = IN HON
bre mas joven De 10 que e q f.
sica o espiritusImeute Al pre-
sente trabaja para c~lasificar sus
experiments y publican otro Ii
bro qeu seguira a "SexO y vi
da", va publicado en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc mete en- la CANA
a la 80 de la madrugada y Sc
levanta temprano.
Isl tuvisra diez amos menos
me ira a los Estados UnidOs
pero va, a mi edad, es muy d.
ficil rehacer una carrera".
La gaceta., 1941-01-30

ra atender las necesidades de
la misma.
Esperanto que esta informa
ci6n sea de la satisfaction de
todos, quedamos muy cordial
mente,
Por la Junta D~irectiva,
Jose Martinez, Pres.
Alexandra Inclan, Sec.
JESUS del Rio, Tesorero.
Tampa, Fla, Enero de 1871
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
PdldbrGS de nm Peri6dicO

Refiriendose al famoso escri-
tor noruego Knut Hamsun, que
ha venido solicitando coopera-i
ci66n con los nazis y reconcilia-
ci6n de su pueblo con los inva-
sores y Alemania, y el periodico
"Pravda", 6rgano del gobierno
Soviet, ha escrito: ESQ rs 10 su-
ficiente para reflejar que Nam
sun, en- un tempo un valiente
eScritor que gozaba de la simpa-
tia de la Union Soviet, ha enve-
jecido Y sc ha convertible en- un
cadaNer viviente y al mismo
tempo pOdrido".
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
LA SFCC1oN "~PAIP1TACfO.
Me- DE LA COLONIA"

Con m2tiyo d,l informe de IA
s1nta de ltura f pamela. que
hoy p,'.,.camo', pei;mos ex.usa
Dor no publican en- este ndmeco
2 ec>icn "Palpitacionss de la
Coloni& Latina, que tanto agra
a a los que diariamente nos
leen.
Raaparecera manana, con Ell
espiritu constructive y
amigable de los dias anteriores.
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
Del Cinema

Jean Cabin, un actor frances
q. d~esempen6 ell principal papel
en- "Gran fusion, ha sido con-
tratado por la Siglo Veinte-Fox
y sc Incorporate en- mario a su
nuevo estudio. Tambien ha sido
contradict Jean Renoir, ell di-
rector de "Gran fusion.
Fox anuncia que sera filmada
la "Carretera Co., con Henry
Fonda, Jane Darwell, John Ca
La gaceta., 1941-01-30
WILKIE RECORRIO LAS
GALES DE D

LOndres. Enero 30.-Sin es-
Gotta, Wendell L. Wilkie, ell dis
tinguido americana visitante,
h.zo un recorrido por las calIeS
de Londres. Muchas personals le
le-onccieron y lie aplaudieron.
Wilkie lie page la cerveza a un
grupo de soldados que lie recono-
clio LIE ha invitado a un lunch"
ell Lord Canciller, Sir John ST.
mon.