davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Fine Quality Anklets. Mer-
cerized cottons, stripes, solid col
ors. Terry cloth anklets. Navy,
brown, pastels. s to 1917 ;.
Values TO I4c--Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Rayon Fabric Gloves. Slip
on styles. Plain or novelty backs.
Assorted colors. Sizes s TO 3.
SIC Value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Mems Dress Sox. First quail
ity. Triple sole, full length. Va
riety of patterns and colors. Sc
Values &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
lay Here Are Few of the Thousands of Values

RAYON SATIN SLIPS.
VaIRes TO sc. Also rayon
crepes. Lace-trimmed or tailored
styles. Adjustable straps. Re-
inforced seams. Well-made, gen.
erously cut. Sizes "a to "A -48c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Child's, Big Girls Play
Suits, Sun Suits. Better quail
ity cotton drills, broadcloths,
etc. Plain cclors, prints, novel
ties. } to IA in group. sc
Value 10c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Boys Finger Tip Coats.
Exceptionally tailored hnser-tip
coats made of quality corduroy.
8 to IS. SJ.95 VsIRc-S2.79
Junior Boys Slack Sets.
7-pc. sanforized slack sets in the
seasons newest colors and fab
rics. s to IL. I.29 VSIne-S9c
Boys Raincoats. Made of
heavy black rubber with oe-
|mented and tapped seams. Some
with helmets. 8 to Is in group.
Values 10 t2.95--S1.39
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Printed Play Suits. Fast col
or prints with skirts to match.
IA TO 20. SI.19 Values -S4c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Torpedo Soap. Choice of
odors. Zoe Valne,-7 bars Csc
Vita Sun Lipstick. Creamy,
lasting. Glowing colors. sI.0O
Value Doc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Rubber Pants, Sheets. Good
quality rubber pants in assorted
sizes. Rubber sheets in white or
flesh. Zoe Value --4c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Broadcloth Pajamas. Butch
er boy and man-tailored styles.
Prints and solid colors. Regular
sizes. $500 Value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Sport Hats, Dress Hats. /,
Smartly styled dress and SPORT.
type hats. Smart simulated
straws in brims and small shapes.
sI.39 Valnes----55c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Full Length Coats in rayon
crepes that can be worn sepa-
rately all Summer long, or with
a dress as an ensemble. Navy,
black - women's, misses sizes.
$500 Value -S1.3 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

DICos Nodto, WCCoS, Oho
Wraparounds. Outstanding :.
styles, colors and fabrics. LATEST Z
fashion details. newest colors.
Il to ~. siO,95 Values $500
Spring Suits. Good lookings
suits in plaids, shetlands. Fit
well, are smartly detailed. II to
Is. Valnes TO S9.95-S5.O0
3-Pc. Sport Suits. Smartly
tailored suits in fine shetland
woolens and rich tweed fabrics.
Cleverly detailed. VALVES 10
S1O.95--$7.00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

HALF & HALF Tobacco.
zoe Value. Pound tin. Rich,
smooth blend pleasure to
smoke 62c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Pastel Slack Suits. Women's
crash slack suits. In and outer
shirts and band styles. IA TO 20.
tI.I9 VdlHe--S4c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

CHILD'S, GIRLS PLAY
TOGS. Values TO sc. 2-pc.
slack sets, playsuits, sun suits,
overalls in cotton twills, broad
cloths, crepes, seersuckers, pop
Inns, etc. , to IA in group -39c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

ers. Al wool Knit sweaters in
coat or slipover styles. Newest
colors. | to Is. tI.25 Value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Soc Italian Balm and Csc
Dispenser. Typical of Co.'S
metic Departments giant saw
ings. Sc Value ----41c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Genuine Suede Leather

Jackets. Knitted collar, cuffs,
bottom. Sateen lined. IS to AZ.
tj.9S YaiHef---S2.29
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Women's Rayon indies.
Tailored, lace trimmed styles.
Vests, boomers, panties, step
ms, briefs. Reg, extra sizes.
Values 10 49c--23
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Kaye MARITIME Brilliantine-
and Atomizer. Keeps hair
sleek and well-groomed. sI.00
Value doc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
'Whittenton' Fabric Robes.

Shawl collars. Varied patterns,
colors. S, NJ, L sizes. t2.9S
VaIaes 81 oS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Percale Housecoats. High
count percale, generously cut.
Huge sweeping skirt. Choice of
patterns and colors. Complete
range of sizes. tI.29 VaIHe-
-77c
Evening star., 1941-12-21

location Of each sector or post, tele-
phone number OF each post and
name Of senior warden or other per-
son on duty In charge OF post"
Wardens were instructed to "See
that all persons take shelter in their
homes; and in cases OF persons In
sector at time of alarm who live in
other sectors, see that they are di-
rected to shelter. Do not permit peo-
pie to run, but move promptly to
shelter"
Traffic direction is up to the police
Chief Murphy explained, and raid
wardens should not interfere with
1t unless so instructed by the police.
Temporary insignia Prepared.
Although the official arm bands
for air raid wardens have not been
obtained, temporary bands have
been prepared for the deputy warden
of each area and his three assistants.
The bands, of white material with
a red cd" (for civilian defense) as
the ldentlfv1ng insignia, were maze
by a W.P.A. sewing project and dis
tributed to the area deputy wardenS
by a group of flremen today. Only
a limited number could be finished
in time for the practice test, so
other wardens will not be supplied.
Offlcials explained these are only
temporary and will be supplanted
later by the official air raid warden
band and insignia.
Volunteer auxiliary firemen will
report to emergency stations al
ready designated by battalion
chiefs. Off-duty platoons Of reg
ular firemen also will report for
duty as soon as the alarm sounds
The police are charged with pre-
pairing to control traffic, prevent
panic, looting and disorder" All
members Of the metropolitan force
of duty are to report to their pre-
cincts at once. Auxiliary police
men also will report for assign
ment wherever needed.
Volunteer auxiliary policemen
Evening star., 1941-12-21

have been directed to make no
arrests tomorrow. They will assist
regular police In directing traffic
and otherwise will aid the uniformed
officers. They will carry no guns
or sidearms or night sticks, under
present orders.
The medical service will not take
part as q unit in the first raid
drill, although individual groups
are expected to participate. 1t was
explained by DR.. John A. Reed,
chief medical officer for civilian de-
tense, that the medical squads are
drilling to perfect themselves in
emergency duties and until these
squads are thoroughly familiar with
the work it would be hazardous to
the public for them to rush through
the streets in ambulances.
The medical service will be out
in full force for later raid rehearsals
including blackouts, he explained
and should be ready for complete
participation within two weeks
Meanwhile, the casualty squads are
fully organized and ready to meet
any actual emergency.
The general instructions to the
various civilian services were signed
by Commissioner John Russell
Young, defense co-ordinator, and
Col. Bolles.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
This test" said Col. Bolles, will

This test" said Col. Bolles, will
give everyone who has any respon-
sibility an opportunity to apply his
individual instruction and training.
1t will disclose faults that are in
evitable in such tests, and they can
be remedied at the next reeharsal." :"
Col. Bolles explained Sunday
morning had been chosen as the
best time for a daylight defense
mobilization, because, between 8 and
10 am, conditions would nearest
approximate those of a normal eve
ming between 8 and 10 o'clock. To-
day, he added, was the earliest date
at which q majority Of the defense
volunteers could prepare for such
q test.
This test will serve no useful
purpose" he said, unless each citi-
zen takes it seriously, does his best
and puts all he has learned about
raid precautions and protection into
actual operation. Householders who
have no ofncial part in the practice
should simulate what they have been
told to do in an air raid.
Cooperation Of All Asked
Everyone should cooperate and
thank God 1t is not real raid. 1t
might as well have been. 1t may
come. We must be prepared"
In instructions to wardens for the
practice mobilization, Chief Air Raid
Warden Clement Murphy told chief
deputy wardens in charge Of groups
to remain at their stations. Zone
wardens were asked to visit each sec
tor post.
Deputy wardens," he added, shall
report by telephone when inspection
OF entire area has been completed.
Each deputy warden shall include in
this telephone report the number of
sector posts that have been visited,
the complement of men and shall
particularly report any lack of ef-
flciency found. This telephone re-
port shall Immediately be followed
by a written report, giving an elab-
Grafton Of original report, including
Evening star., 1941-12-21

ofncials said, should deviate from
his normal routine or interrupt any
plans he may have made.
Those at home should turn OF
gas burners, not disturbing pilot
lights on gas furnaces or heaters
stay away from the windows and
cooperate with any suggestions raid
wardens make. Those at church
should remain at the services. In
some churches, ministers and Of
ficials have arranged. in case of an
actual air raid, to take congrega-
tions to easements or other locations
which appear to be the safest spots
in their structures.
Motorists caught on the streets
or roads within the Metropolitan
Area when the five short siren blasts
sound tomorrow should pull up to
the side and await the all-clear
Double parking should be avoided
as a possible interference with am
balances or fire apparatus. Pedes-
trians should take cover at once.
The all-clear will be heard Is
minutes after the raid alarm
Plans for the raid mobilization
test conform as nearly as possible
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Bv COL. NICOLAI KLIMOv.

KUIBYSHEV, Dec. 20.-I took
part in the battle for Moscow, which
has shown that the German Army
is extremely sensitive to flank ma
neuvers, to development movements
and to threats of encirclement. Be-
fore this battle, the German COM
mand was very proud of its system
of wedges and pincers, but the
Soviet fanking operation upset
these wedges and pincers at Moscow.
The Germans not only have lost
the battle for Moscow but they have
suffered severe and ever-growing
defeat. What we are observing is
not a series of isolated counter
attacks but systematic, methodical
general offensive by the Red Army
attended by ever-increasing success.
The Germans approached closest
to Moscow in the center front, in
the direction of Volokolamsk and
Mozhaisk. but it was not there that
the fate of the German offensive
was decided. 1t was decided on the
flanks in the region OF Kiln and
Tula.
German Failures Cited.
If the Germans had succeeded In
forcing the Moscow-Volga Canal, in
pushing east Of Dmitrov and en-
veloping Moscow from the North, II
they had succeeded in seizing and
holding Kashira RyaZan and then
developing a thrust northeastward,
the great city would have been
menaced by encirclement.
Even this would not have decided
the fate of Moscow as CITY, be-
cause it would have defended itself
to the last breath, but it would
have made things extremely COM
plicated for the Soviet command.
To smash the ends Of the pincers
closing around Moscow ment WIN
ming the battle as a whole. The
Soviet offensive accordingly took
the form chiefly Of operations on
the f1ankS. This is a new feature
in operations on the eastern front.
Retreat In Earnest" Claimed.
What is the general position on
the Russian western front today?
The Red Army offensive is pro-
ceeding uninterruptedly. The Ger
mans are retreating in earnest.
Soviet reconnaissance planes report
retreat westward not only OF troop
columns but also Of troop trains.
But the enemy continues to hit
back fairly hard. The snow is OF
some help to the Germans as well as
to us. At some places it lies foot
and q half deep and hampers the
action of Soviet tanks.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
D. G.. Defense
(Continl,ed From First Page

All clear, one Long blast repeated
three Tins.
Alexandria, Va Alarm, three
short and one long blast " for
victory code) repeated three times
by Potomac Yard engines and other
devices. All clear, three long blasts
repeated three times.
Arlington County, Va.-Alarm,
three minute simultaneous wall OF
fire sirens at seven county stations
All clear, one short sounding OF
sirens.
Bolles Tells What to Do.
Every one concerned, Col. Bolles
emphasized, should act exactly as
II bombs were overhead.
This includes those passing a
normal Sunday morning at home or
at church or out driving. Nobody,
Evening star., 1941-12-21
VoIokolamsk Refaker
As Moscow Armies
HurI Back Nazis
Other Russion Gains
From Finland to SEQ
Of Azov Reported
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Sunday, Dec. al
Plunging forward with accelerated
momentum, the Red Armys grand
offensive has captured the key in
dustrial and rail center Of Voloko-
Iamsk, IS miles northwest of Mos
COW and registered other gains from
Finland to the Sea of Azov, tn.
Russians announced today.
The town of Voibokalo, south OF
Lake Ladoga on the northern front
and dozens more villages on the
Moscow front have been re-occupied
in fiercely contested battles, the
Soviet Information Bureau COM
munique announced last midnight.
With Soviet forces counting vast
new spoils and mounting numbers
of German dead, pursuit of disor-
dered Nazi divisions routed in the
Kalinin sector, 80 miles northwest
OF Moscow, was declared gaining
momentum. There the wreckage of
German transports and war mate
rial Uttered the SHOWS, the COM
munique said.
Winter Excuse Mocked.
Mockingly referring to German
claims that the weather largely was
responsible for their reverses, the
official announcement said:
The Germans still are complain
ing about the snow on the Russian
front which, however, makes no diff
farAnra fn tho
The Russians asserted the rout
OF the Nazis in the Kalinin sector
was being matched by similar Red
Army pursuits west of Moscow and
on the southwestern front.
Volokolamsk, a cotton textile man.
ufacturing center. was occupied late
in October by the Germans. It had
changed hands numerous times in
some OF the bloodiest fighting OF
the Moscow front.
Six German planes were de-
stroyed yesterday and Russian flyers
reported destroying or damaging
German tanks, ITO trucks with
troops and supplies. field guns
with crews, 2 anti-aircraft bat
teries, 100 ammunition cars, setting
fire to five railroad trains and blow
ing up an ammunition dump.
sevastopol Attack Repulsed.
Russian reports said retreating
Germans had lost more than 40,-
600 men in two weeks, while the
German arc against Moscow was
now bent back. Leningrad forces
reported q successful three day at
tack upon its one-time besiegers.
The Leningrad fighting netted a
large quantity Of provisions and
war material, recaptured an I'M
identified Russian railway station
and killed 1000 Germans.
The Moscow radio said three fully
loaded German troops transports in
the Arctic (probably In the Barents
Sea- totaling 25,500 tons, were sunk
by Russian submarine despite their
guard Of destroyers and patrol boats.
Southwark along the vast field OF
battle, Russian newspaper dis
patches said 1900 Germans met
death before advancing Russians,
who took back 30 villages In the
Donets Basin area.
The Soviet garrison at the sur
rounded Crimean naval base of
Sevastopol was reported to have
flung back an attack by German
motorized forces. Soviet artillery
and planes assisting the defenders
were said to have cost the Ger
mans heavily.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Filled Cellars Spur
Hunt for Hidden Sprino

Please locate strong spring that
is mysteriously pouring clear drink
ing water into our cellars. This IL
the plea Of all owners Of liquor en-
poriums in Harrisburg, South Africa,
to the City Council. One hotel has
had to install an automatic pump
to remove thousands of gallons Of
water daily from beneath It's bar.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Nozis, Beaten in Battle Of Moscow, Chased
By Relentless Red Army, Embassy Here Told

This dispatch from a Russian
Army officer who took part In
the battle OF Moscop Uds cubled
to the Sopiet Embassy here,
Which made it available to The
Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

RUSSIANS REVERSE MOSCOW ARC-The Soviet counteattack
yesterday reversed the battle sod ne in front Of
attacking formation (broken ne) which Nazis
halfway around the Red capital two weeks Moscow
reaken Vysokoe partly encrced
Kauga In the north Reds say they cracked the Fnn
River line London reported Axis Crimea forces
attacking Sevastopol naval base. A P. Wrephoto
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Fire Assists 10000

More than 10000 men. women
and children in Fire are now re-
ceiving public assistance under the
Poor Law.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

to the general suggestion made for
the whole country by Mayor La
Guardia S ONCE of Civilian Defense
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
Santos del DfG

La Visitation de Nuestra Sc
nora.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02

trar una vez mas q, nuestra Or
ganizaci6n eS leal a los princi-
pioS del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, ash como a nuestro ere
do, ell cual nos impone Ameri-
canismo Leal, Fidelidad al Co
bierno y Seguridad para Nues-
ira Nseion, es por 10 que eSpe-
ramos cumplan todcs los Her.
manos de este Castillo con 10 A.
cordado, asistiendo al deSfile pa
tri6tico del VierneS 4 de Julio,
a las $50 &c la manana. FL lu-
gar de reunion sera Ell la Gale
% y 2 avenida.
Fraternalmente,
Frank j. Romfrez, Sec.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
Para Miami

Para Miami
Con ell prop6sito de pasar la
semana de asueto cue con mott
NO de las festividades del cua-
tro de Julio le da Ia firma doa-
de trabaja. partiran en- ell dia de
hoy para Miami, nuestros apre-
ciados amigos Enrique Sar-
dinas y su distinguida esposa.
En- la "ciudad magica' seran
huespedes de la Sra. Maria Gar
cia, hermana de la Sra. Sardi-
ms, que desde hace TEMPO tiene
establecida su Residential en- esa
ciudad.
Muchas diversions les desea
el cronista.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02

Francisco Monaco, 918 calle II;
Diodato Buonomo, 3S0S Tampa
ST.; Antonio Di Marco, 290S
Tampa St.; Jose Sardy, Ruta
No. ,, apartado SAT Plant City;
susanna Sardy, de la misma di-
recci6n q. ell anterior; Salvato-
re Agliano, 702 La Sale; Sara
Bedgood, Ruta ,, Box 10. Lake
land Charles Reeves, 1886 ave-
nida 80 North, st. Petersburg
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
Hdcia IA Ha5dn1

hdc5d u dGodn6
En- la mailana de hoy recibi-
mos la vista del notable actor
Gilberto Delfino, director de Ia
Compadia que estaba actlando
en- ell Circulo Cubano, para in
formarnos, que debido a ciertas
dificultades surgidas, Sc ven en-
la necesidad de embarcar en- la
tarde de hoy, en- ell vapor "Flo-
rida".
Tanto el Sr. Delfino como sus
companeros, desean por este me
do expresar su agradecimiento
al pGblico que acudi6 a sus fun
clones.
Tambien embarcaran en- ell
mismo vapor los actores Fede-
rico Pinero, Alberto Garrido,
Blanca Becerra, Sr. Valencia,
Carmita, Carmita Ortiz, Julio
Richards y Luis Pinero q. lie
garon a esta en- la tarde de aver,
procedentes de New York.
AL despedirnos de estos Co
rrectos caballeros, les desea-
una feliz travesia y los invita-
mos a que nos. visiten nuevamen
te.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
NOTAS SOQALE
(P0R MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Ia nueva directiva del Ponce
De Leon Women's Club, pre-
sidlendo Ia Srta. Thema Heath.
La nueva oficialidad la inte-
gran las siguientes damas: Au-
rora Terregiante, presidenta
Blanca Fernando, Vice phesi-
denta; Mary Greco, Secretaria
Idalia Henriquez, Vice secreta-
ria; Georgina ManiScalco, TIE
sorera, y Adela Pitilsci repor-
ter.
La directiva Y los miembros
del Club fueron deleitados con
un Bale de ~CampeSinos' en- ell
Auditorio del "proyecto rea
liZado".
Sc Otorgaron algunos pre-
mics.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02

Ponce de Leon Club
Recientemente tonic possession
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
COmidG AnaGl

va han empezado los prepa-
rativoS las distintas secciones
del CIrculO Cubano, para 81
gran festival annual de la Direc
tiva. Consistira en- un Indoor
Picnic.
A las doce Y media del dfa
Sc servira un exquisite almuer-
20, en- ell que no faltara Ell sabro-
so arroz con polio.
lPor la tarde habra bale, con
las mejores y mas populares
orquesta de la localidad.
Muy pronto Sc pondran a la
venta los boletos de almuerzo
Costaran s1.3O, con derecho al
bale.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
CASTILLO CRISTOBAL co,
LON NO..

Habiendo ell Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon No. 7 de los Caballe-
ros del Aguila de Orc, acorda-
do aceptar la invitaci6n que
nos fue extendida por la Legion
Americana, para que participe-
mos en- la parada y ceremonies
del 4 de Julio, y deseando la off
cialidad de este Castillo demos
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
CENTRIC ESPANoL
AVISO

Por este medic Sc invita- a 20
dos los socios del Centre Espa-
mol Y sus familiare para formar
parte de la Parada Patri6tica
que tendra lugar ell dia a de Ju-
do, a las 9 de la mahana, y que
saldra de la Gale % hasta el
parque Cuscaden.
C. TOTTens,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
CapftMO de EmfeYrnos

CGpttaI0 de EnfeTnp0S
Cnenta la Sociedad Circulc
Cubano, en- la presente semana,
con los siguientes enifermos:
Pedro Reyes Fernandez. Al
fredo Pinero Dfaz, Emigdio
Vades Garcia, Ramon Alfonso
Valdes, Mario Martf Pita, Her
mimic Rodriguez, Manuel Perez
Costello, Edelmira Valdes, Ave
limo Reyes, jr., Antonio Gar
cfa, Dora Cabrera, Jose Verdes
Guerra. Carmela Acosta, Ricar
do Alfonso, John Perrino, Ste
fano Vicari, Manuel Pelaez, Re-
becca B~urgues, Daniel Cano,
Antonio Acebo, Maria DOrta,
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
En- DeSOto Park

Ell viernes, cuatro de julio,
las Socerdotisas del Hogan ce-
LIBRARIAN un Picnic en- los terre-
nos de DeSOto Park, en- Pal
metto.
lEstas damas desean hacer sa-
Der al plblico en- general, que
la entrada a los terrenos es gra-
tbs y que en- la Glorieta habra
bale desde las tres de la tarde
hasta las ooho de la noche, con
la orquesta la Tropical.
A las doce Y media del dfa
serviran un enchilado jaibas,
siendo SUI precio muy m6dico:
80 centavos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02

Enrique Gomez Zahonet, Pedro
Vazquez Sanchez, Calixto Ca
sanueva. Elena Mirabal, An
gela San Martin, Mario Pita,
William Garcia, Luis Roman y
Julio Garoalosa.
Les deeamos pun pronto y to-
tai establishments.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
De RegreSO

En- dias pasados regres6 a es-
ia ciudad procedente de la ciu-
dad de New York, ell joven Ma
nuel (Tatita) Rodriguez. ALI
~permanecio por espacio de va
rios amos, desempenando distin.
tos empleos EN- los mejores hote-
les de esa ciudad.
Ell Jvven Rodriguez sc propo-
ne establecer de nuevo su resi-
dencia en- Tampa.
Con estas lineas aunque tar
de, lie demos nuestra mas cor
dial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02

Para pintar mejor Su
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
PETICIONES DE


Solivitaron aver la ciudada-
MIA americana. los SiguienteS ciu
1adanos: Vicente Spoto, 1929
East Broadway Mary Steele
Mackenzie, 205 West Hanna f;
La gaceta., 1941-07-02
POr Ultima VeV

POr Ultima Ven
Presentara ell teatro Casino
hoy, la pelicula hablada en- Es-
panol "Centinela Alerta", con
los celebrates artistas Angel
llo", Ana Maria Custodio y 10
sc Linares Rivas.'
Ademas una bonita cinta en-
ingles y NoticierO en- espahOl.