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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

Montana, the Dakotas. Michigan
and the upper Ohio Valley, and
generally near or above the sea
sonal average elsewhere.
G.. s. KENNEDY.
Official in Charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

1t might be good idea for somebody
to explain to the japanese that all u. S. war
ships are not like the Panay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

There is a time to work and time to
play but some folks never know when the
time for work is at hand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

1t is amusing to observe what some mer
will do for little publicity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

prospect is not to be confused with
a customer; never forget the latter because
you have found the former.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

! Now let us cross over and try
this mud lagoon. Pshaw; it is so
soft we can't do anything with
the seine. Hama us that round
dipnet with the long handle, will
you, please? We can stand in one
spot aIid work a half circle,
drawing the net like a hoe over
the grass. Nothing at first; but
here are lot Of little Lucanias,
not much over an inch long and
full grown; like minnows, but
with a touch of orange and black
on the fins. They are everywhere
along the Florida coast. Now
i comes baby barracuda, no big
{. ger than match; and then, oh,
two Of them! Butterfly fishes,
And aren't they beauties? Ivory
yellow and thin and round as
4 coin, except that pointed snout;
a slender black crescent like an
archeI's blow down across the
eye; and back by the tail the
target; big black circle edged
with white, like an OWLS eye;
hence this ones name, Four-eyed
fish. And look at that ribbon
that runs in a perfect semicircle
through the dorsal fin, across the
base of the tail. and on round
below; isn't that lovely? But next
time you see it, the fish will look
like feather, with many Wines
running each way from the mid
die line. You may have seen
pheasant feathers like that, with
an eye near the tip, too.
And what will we do with
them all? Some go to Dr. Fow-
Ter, of the Philadelphia Academy
of Sciences; some to Texas, to a
member of the State Fish and
Game Commission; another stu
dent of fishes there, and the Tex
as A. & NJ College; and we have
promised some bassss and snap
pcrs to L. A. Walford of the
us. Fish Commission, who is
working on book on the BASES
and snappers of the West Allan
tic, which means our east coast.
And some go to our private col
lection. No, there is no money in
It; just a contribution to the
cause of science; and to our own
desire to know more of the Won
ders, the beauties, and delights
of this Star of Heaven this Gar
den of the Lord, in which He
has given us the priceless privil-
cge Of life and opportunity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

/ Water and Sewerage
g. More Hotels and Apartments.
g. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
t. Airports-Land and Sea.
Consolidation Of County and City Gov
crnments.
A Modern City Hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

Too many married folks who are nice
before company forget that two is also COM
pany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

gaSSum ana DRIFT round the
worIu; and their markings are
excenent camouilage. And mere is
anUtler Qua one; green like a
pea-pod and win a shell like one
out snort and triangular; white
olamonQ sketched with lines on
eacn SIDE, decorated with patches
OF black dots. No bigger than a
biazIl-nut, and Shorter. Pick 1t
up, and it ways yellow tail like
a puppy; put IN back and IL
sWlms IKE a boat with a kicker.
That's a young Trunkfish, here
called Shellfish; and we never
knew before that the young ones
are green.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26

It'll 100 8. m Thursday
Key West ard Vicinity Mssstly
cloudy with showers beginning
this afternoon or tonight ard
probably ending Thursday; slight
Is warmer tonight: moderate east
and southeast winds, becoming
variable Thursday
Finwida Rain i'm north and
showers in south portion begin
rang this afternoon or tonight ard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-26
Il. S. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT

Observation taken at 1880 a. III
18th Mer. Time lofty office)
Ta,,rarat,,rae
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-11

80
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-11
Capital Gossip
BY n AVERILL


iiai eleh June moore
o'cHi' | hl'oW what ne - gong 70 90
when he re'ifeS as AbO ehaIfm"9
on JulV 81 put Whatever II Is II
Won nave ahyllh's " 40 "I''t
liquor
Lao o mas never given me any
lhln3 III q llcadaelIc ne Id"S'I'u'
"uullls 'ilat loi many yeas ne i''s
not III 1t as 4 beverage pul
lie mas mao Plell'N Oh Lot'pie III re
euIatlil9 It's Salc III Aho eo''i''le9
since ne 'ook ONCE III 1901 !,
Moore coVntefeo Il'ii'''lollS 'ha'
tllc jop as ADJ 'I"'l iti''l - S'''I'-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-11
Lord Beaverbrook I'm Charge
Of British Munitions Buving

10 London dispatches, he virtually is
ms nations economic dictator. and.
IN effect, Winston C|hurchiIIs deputy
prime minister.
Winston, it appears. is to direct
HrItans actual fighting operations.
but IL will be up 10 the Beaver to
provide army. navy and air corps
with the machinery and explosives
to tight with. Winston viii tell him
what needed and the Beavers
atetut M.Ii De to deliver the goods.
Hon have To- rely ON us for a lot of
'rm and undoubtedly will hollcr his
head off t. IL to rush EN- across.
Good at HolIcring.
He's good at hollering, V~oCiferoue-
ly and p~ersi>tcntly. y newspaper
IolhIJancl. Ike Navy Secretary Frank
Knox, he has much in common with
Frank faculty for making himself
heard. And, for st~renuousity. he
bear a strong resemblance to Fiorel-
p u I"GUlrdia, who, besides being
mayor of New York City. is mixed
Violently INTO nearly everything else.
furthermore the Beavers an "
ccIlcnt selection to do business with
us Yanks because he's a native
Canadian and we and he CanuckS
ore 50 mech alike that its hard TO tell
us apart. That isn't 50 true Of the
French Canadians, to be sure, but the
Beaver mt French.
For that matter. Prime Minister
Churchill has 4 strong American
train in his recent ancestry. He's
more distinctly English that the
Beaver. though, and there's more
difference between the English and
Yankees that there is between
Yankees and Canadians-cXccpt the
French ones.
Winston, its under TODD, viii con-
'nuc handling John BulI's diplom-
acy. That isn't to be the Beavers
function. He isn't notable as a dip
lomat, anvWay-too hard boiled; not
soft spoken enough. That isn't ma
terjal. Hes chosen to yell like fury
for the American Wa supplies: not
to appcasc us. He can veil alright.
and that's a tone OF voice We under
stand and don't resent, when its we'll
meant.
\ Big Headache.
Whatever he @c's the United States
- produce for him will have 10 be
Transported to Dr5tItn. That'll be 4
headache for one +. J. feathers. q
comparative unknown even in Bri-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-11

COmmlssIOner u Paroles EdWIl
Gill feels that any criticism of "Ala-
bama" Pitt. Sing Sing parolee fatal
~ wounded IN a CataWba county
tavern a few days ago, is certainly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Garfield Sets I enpo
For Dramatic Film

John Garfield. whose name Is
synonymous with tough" was
shedding real tears. Marjorie RAM
beau stormed at him. slapped him.
kissed him. and wept. Both players
faced each other trembling. in
tense, honestly weeping.
This was on the set OF Warner
Bros Fast of the River" which
opens at the Echo Theatre on
Sunday. as the picture turned to-
ward its close. Rambeau and Gar
field are mother and son. and son
Is n crook. Their meeting now, in
a cheap hotel bedroom. is the crux
Of the story
They didn't know how II began
or what happened. Simply, they
forgot everything else and were
swept up by the scene itself. Both
were shaken end weeping tears
long before il was over.
Director Green called "cut" so
softly lie was scarcely heard. Cast
and crew broke into chatter OF
inconscquential talk relieving the
tension.
II want 10 say something" Mar
iorie Rambeau said. And | don't
know what i want 10 say. It's
about this boy-John Garfield. I've
been on the stage long time, and
on the screen too and so OF course
I've played some big scenes. But /
didn't know It could happen In pic
lures like that. / never before
knew an actor who could make
ME give like John Garfield"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

% The fore on the STAGE in Three
.tf.sr Three" starring Simon
Sinone lad 70 not been for Jim
tho play would have Topped nlGcA
soouen he feels that individual alf-
inr IS past Spectacle lke "ilot
Minado' are built for sale A,i Me-
gro pcfureS' he coniendcl are
but tho white mans con option OF
hoN-tiiec appeal
sew papcrs dug UP ms real
names b. said "hnt ! prefer 20 be
sltpn Fc'ch.t lie IS uo' inuf-
csicd in seeking socia.s bgi IN pu'-
ting negro aw on sound founda-
non ModeSiiy he SAID u ha,, Az
: Ised And llsi .ci your mnl 'en
as Tar as YOU want Ga .hai ~
talked O, two-tNo-year contracts
Wien be- i"ccNcd Sa.aeO per work
and WAS The hishC.t paia scp.a
STAR lie has his tats h- homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Chaplin Shows
Ability In
Dual Role
Dictator" Coming
To Comfortable
Drive-In Theater

The ye-In-Thcatrc, Seven
Mile Road and East Harper. makes
an important announcement this
week with the coming of the Char
lie Chaplin opus. "rhe Great Die
tator" Drive-In patrons have been
waiting for this big picture which
brings Chaplin TO the front for the
first time in a speaking role.
This most famous Chaplin pic
ture stars Paulette Goddard his
leading lady. Jack Oakie. Henry
Daniell and others. Billy Gilbert,
heavy owled comedian. helps in
the funnics. Tho play was written,
directed and produced by Chaplin.
under the ages Of United Artists.
The Immortal knight of Bagsy
Pants takes a new stem In ar
tistry. lie pokcs fun at others. the
great dictatiors Of the world Some
call It "Thrce-ring Circus" In
one. the little man is awistful
and unpredictablc zany. In Num-
Dor . he Is mixture of all the
wild and woody big men" Of the
world today. In No. 3 he combines
with his artists. putting the spurs
TO character named Napaloni.
really Jack Oakie rival 10 the
chief dictator, Hynkcl.
One cannon alone in this picture
cost SIS. 000. It's 100 feet long.
Charlie himself Is the world-plot-
ting bovfriend Of the bulgy-faced
Napaloni and the bespangled faf
boy-and Charlie as the wisiful
tramp in love with a ragged
nymph there is the Great Die
tator.
The play IS full Of laughs. It
has tho essential Chaplin season
ing 10 make II take.
Two things stand out in The
Great Dictator. Chaplin has his
first speaking role. For the first
time in his long history he an
pears as other than tramp TINS
time. now and then, he dresses
up"
The Driye-In-Theatre manage
mont offers this play OF all plays
TO It's MANY patrons because u
knows there arc many who would
want 10 soc such an offering "un-
der Tho stars" The management
spccialzes in quick and courteous
service to all its patrons. Don't
miss 1.-THE Great Dictator"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Where To Buy Tickets

For those who wish TO avoid
the long line which is expected
TO form at the Graystone ticket
box Aug. u TO hear Maxine
sullivan sing songs, old and
new, in a style all her own,
sponsors announced this week
that advance tickets may be Sc
cured at the following places.
SCOTS Drug store. Russell
and Madison: Longs Drug
store. st. Antoine and Beacon;
Mathew Drug. 81. Antoine at
brewster; Browns Barber Snop,
Watson and Hastings; Rice
Drugs store. Forest and Beau
bien: Lane Drug store, Brush
at Warren; Service Barber
1894 Shop, 52S4 Beaubien;
Langford's Barber shop. Beau
bicn and Warren; Esquire
Cleaners, 47l9 Brush; Thomp-
son shoe store. 4522 Milford.
In mketer tickets may be
gotten from Mrs. Kellog OF Har-
rison Road and Thomas Glaze
of 35iS Ash street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Congo Prepares
For Sullivan
New Band
To Appear

Amusement history will be made
here on August 16 at Slim Jones
Club Congo. Maxine Sullivan
opens for two week engage
ment on that date. And at the
same time Detroit night club pat
rons will premier new band to
be known as the Club Congo or
chestra.
This will be Miss Sullivan's first
local night club appearance. She
has appeared here only twice be-
fore-once In a theatre engage
ment, the other time at a ballroom.
She won fame with her swing rem
ditIon or Scottish songs. Maxine
has been regular radio failure for
several years and has been a guest
on the I'VE The People" program.
Maxine will appear IN both OF
the nightly shows and at the sun
day Blue Hours and the Tuesday
Twilight Hours. She will not APP
pear on August "a. however. as
she Is scheduled TO appear in a
nation wide broadcast from Chi
cago on the Ford Sunday Hour.
The band will be an eleven piece
unit built around the best musical
talent in Detroit. MIR. Jones idea
in building a band Is to give rec
ognition to the many deserving
local musicians who are over look
Id bv the big New York aggrega-
tions and 10 give Detroit its first
representative orchestra since the
Mckinney Cotton Pickers were
blazing the trail over decade
ago. They will be the Club Congo
house band and following their
first run. they will be tryed out on
n road tour. The tour will not take
place. perhaps, before early next
lnllnn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

viii Rogers. Bob Burns ha cvmade'
gate recclits turner's
VIII Roger. Bob Burn, have made
stcpin Fetcht has taken that very
ability and made an art OF H. IL
didn'l just grow up like Topsy
The man you haze seen on the
screen as an ignorant. wali-escd
simplcton. Is the man who knows
and has calculated every move that
he makes FOR your pleasure. lie
knows more about art than some
Of the most widely known
Thespians.
once we interviewed Felchit. He
prefers that 10 the real name.
Easily approached not all bother
ed about the Stiffness OF life. he
unlcldcd a great drama OF work
and rclicf before our eyes and
left MS with a feeling OF great adj
miration.
Dress, like conservative
business man. IN dark brown SUIT
with Tie. soch. and shoes to
malca. Actor Fofchit told Us that
his motto has Away been. "Alt
Tor arts sake lhC Negro IS best
az VIVA, he can dY best he said
And further "rhe Negro is not
taking advantare OK Ills chances,
he is not serious enough about
his ali'
FctCh!t's tie-up with stage life
started al ]. years. And now he is
neither 50 nor 40 A. soon ~ he
could do "a number he Was on The
stage. II he were singing and
dance he ~ouldn be Fclchit.
How did he ct the name? BY
some stroke Of chance, IN 1925. he
bet on a horse, Stcpin Fcichii. y
The nag won. Fcicht took Tie
name which has become SPELL
Nnder. lies p,rhap, better known
than any scpia performer on The
stage to-day And ne ranks high
among The few who have achieA ed
fame. II has not h'cn hald ior him
TO merit i0ur-fsure sal4ric. and
slar--emhiazoncd rooms because
he has ahilny.
lie Likes Williams Style
Felch1 invited me- IN 20 dinner
and continued his most interesting
discussion. lle wants 10 carry on
the never, o-hc-foreotien Stale a.
Bert Wilkins And So. like VIII
liAms he has niade hiu-oli almost
Stcp.n Fcichit Inc He has q
style ihat can't be- initiated. dcspii,
the efforts al rrcscnt-uay show
producers 70 displacc him because
Of their alleged di-plcaspie OF
VIII has been unfairly puhlirizod
through the press as "laXities
Feichit would not think Of going
into amy Town and nor going 20
church. You can usually see him
hurrynr of 10 the closest Calho-
lie citadel for prayer. "Rolision Is
q poHef he feels. "a great asset
from which ! got benefits "Why
because am an actor, should
forget rclleion?'
Chicago. New York. and Other
eastern cliies didn't charm This
| kcy-Wcsicncr He had seen othef-
70 under the td-waier. So. he
went about V another way. llt
I struck out Tor Hollywood and ssr.
as his own press agent u
didn't so in for society he Wor'
on "or for lots az nchf iie
sayy,? Bat fcli ! had something
better to offer and offered it,
Helps Stage Play
= Mostly Ia pictures Stepin' came
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
RatlHe Singers

Tht Ratliffe Singers will meet
in their regular session at the
Metropolitan Center 1i4S Sherman
street. Sunday. August 10 at p.
M. S. A. Ratliffc. director OF the
group. announced this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Louis Conn Film
Held Over At Echo

Louis-Conn fight pictures will
be shown again nj the Echo
Theatre. Due to the enormous
crowds and for the people who
attended the ball game. and
were out to Relic Isle last sun
day IL you have missed these
great fight pictures you will be
able TO see them az the Echo
theatre Sunday and Monday.
August 10 and II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

'LaziestMan In World" Stepin'
Fechit, Believes In His Acting
By SAMUEL P. BILLS

world
than Likely you'd get this answer Why sIEPlN FETCHI Of course And then
the the best You called him lazy seemed to
La gaceta., 1941-02-07

Ell primer dia 10 d~estinaran a
la celebration de un Cabareta en-
una de nuestras sociedades re =
gionales. En- esta fiesta priyada
saran presentados los artistas y
orquestas que Sc c%ontraten, Sc
Gun nos informa ell Sr. Frank de
la Grana, ell secretario, va cuen-
tan con un buen n1mero de me-
Sas vendidas.
Ell segundo y tercer dia habra
distintos eventos deportivoS y
paradas militares.
Ansiosamente esperamos el re
.gieso Ge los Sres. Joe Glamour,
Seyerino Q~uintanilla y AL CHA
ramonte, que e'tan de viaje en-
busca de artistas y otras noveda-
les. BESIDE Miami siguieron via
ie a la Habana,
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Dicba de aR Hogar
Llenos de regocijo besan en-
Suhogar los esposos Leopoldo y
UJclia Castro, a un hormoso va
ron.ito, que al nacar pesaba sic
te l.bras Y cuarto.
La Sra. U5elia fu6 asistida
por Ell competente ginec6logo
Dr. j. A. DOminguez, en- ell Sa-
natcr:o del Centre Asturiano.
T. nuevo infanje ll.vara por
rcmJre Edwin. Tanto la mama
como el "bebito" goZan de per
fecta salud.
Con estas lineas les enviamos
nuestra mas cordial enhorabue-
ma a los esposos Castro.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Dosde la eStdci6n
de Radio c. NJ. @.

En- la manana de hoy Sc reel
bio un cable en- la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor, firmado por el
Sr. Joe Glamour, presidente de
La Verbena del Tabaco, anun =
ciando que sc encuentran en- ia
Habana. Esta noche, a las 10 en-
punto, hablara por la estaci6n
Radioemisora c. M. @.
Con ell Sr. Glamour tambi6n
hablaran los senores SeverinO
Quintanilla y All C~hiaramonte,
presidentes de los Comit6s de
Recreo y Publicidad de la referi-
da Verbena del Tabaco.
Sintonice eSta noche, a las 10,
la Estaci6n c. M. @. y ORA a es-
tos apreciados j6venes.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
La EXHIBICION DE ARTE
EN- LA FERIA
Salud

Los premios en- la exhibition
de Arte de la Feria, montantes
en- total a $3.50, sc distribuyeron
aver.
Entire los premiados aparecen
los j6veneS HaldO Toledo, Tony
Provenzano, Frank Puppelli, So
fla Lily, Robert Sewers, Rosario
Ferita, A. w. Blake, Nancy Har
mon, Doris Knowles, Sofia p.
Price, Jean Carey, Hope B. Da-
Wis, Andres Whitaker, S. P. Ma
thews, y otros.
Norman Borchradt es ell supe-
rintendente de la exhibition.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07

Sra. Otto Van Schaik, de 80 a.
nos, vecina del parque de ''Trai-
Ter" de la ciudad, y su hiita Vir-
ginia, de Is meSes de nacida.
Cr6ese que la Sra. Shaik tiene lie
stones internas. La nina recibi6
heridas en- las manoS.
Por efecto del choque, ell tran
via, guiado por j. d. Taft, Sc DIES
Garlic, pero ninguno de los pa
sajeroS Sufri6 DeSioneS. Inveati-
garon ell accidente los policias
Creel Y Raulerson.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07

Angel de la Riva, presidente,
re,lecto; Francisco Perez, vice
presidente; Leo Gutierrez, secre
tario; Luis r. Gonzalez, vice Sc
cretario; Ramon Alvarez, teSo-
zero; Placido Fernandez, vice te
SOrerO.
All miSmO tempo nos agrade :
cen la labor realizada por eSta
publication en- pro de tOdos los
eyentoS Sociales que en- el pasa-
do efectuaron.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
NuevG Secci6n de Recreo

En- una atenta carta nos infor
ma nuestro particular amigo Sa
muel Rosales y ell joven Frank
Rodriguez, de la Commission de In
formes del Centre Espanol, que
en- la noche del pasado microbes
tom6 possession la nueva directiva
de la Secci6n de Recreo y Ador-
no:
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
MATRIMONIOS

Armando Salgado, 10, y Alei-
da Borrego, Is; Moses Chandler
&c, Y Tulsa Nance, 10; Douglas
Darby, 81, y Harriet Maner, q /;
Raymond McGhee, %, y Mary
Helen Shhehan, "a; Milton Oil :
yer Phares, %, Y Ethel Tulsa
Bates, II; Paul Hemerly, %, y
Luisa Ueanor Sieg, 25.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
HermOSd Bebjta

Con toda felicidad vino al
mundo una hermosa nina, pri-
mer fruto de la feliz y santa u
Mon de los esposos Lorenzo y
Carmen FerrarO, con residencia
en- ell 1923 de la avenida Trece.
En- los libros del Registro CT
vii ha quedado inscripta con e.
nombre de Julieta.
Felicitamos a los esposos Fee
rrarO pOr su dicha infinita, fell
citaci6n que hacemOs extensive
a los abuelcs maternoS de Julie
ia los eSposos Ernesto Esperan-
tie Y Carmen Ramirez de Espe-
perante.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic. srhri.
ta o. %nsu!itis pain, Try. this simple
are using. Get package Of Ru In
Compound today. Mix il with a quart
o. water. add the Juice Of 4 lemons.
Its easy. No trouble az all and
pleasant. You need only 2 table
S~pooniuls two times q day. Often
within 40 hours somstimss over
nisht splendid results are
obtained. II the pains do nol
suiekly. leave and u you do nOt
feel better. Ru-EH will cost you
pour drugsist under an absolute
@onsy-baek guarantee. Ru.Ex
Compound 10 lor sale and recon-.
nsndsd BY Good pTugRorss EveryWhNS
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
DE La Verbena del Tabaeo

Con gran interes estan labo-
randolas distintas comisiones en-
cargadas de la preparation de
ia Verbena del Tabaco," que
tendra efecto los dias 5, 6, Z y 8
del ~entrante mes de mario.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
BABE RUTH CUMPLE HOY
AZ AMOS

New York FEB. 7.-Cumpli6
aver AZ amos de edad ell famoso
expelotero, rey que fue de los
"onrones," Babe Ruth.
Recientemente Ruth estuvo ell
fermo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Violeta ROdrfquez

Encabezamos esta nota con el
nombre de una gentil Srta. que
desde el dia de aver guarda ca
ma.
La Srta. Rodriguez es assist
da por ell DR.. Luis Rey.
RcgamOs por su pronto resta-
blecimientO.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
DIvORCIOS

Manuel Vazquez contra Blan-
che Vazquez; Andina Maria L6-
PEE contra Carlos Francisco L6-
PEI; Emma Mcintosh contra Yer
dine w. Mcintosh.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
La fiesta de mdHGRd
en- q Centre EspaROl

La fiesta de mGidnG
en- eI Centre ESpa6Ol
FL sabado sc reunira en- ell e.
dificio del Centre Espanol 10
mas selecto de ~nuestras familiaS
para disfrutar del Bale Social
de CARNIVAL.
Dos formidables conjuntos
musicales tendran a SUI cargo la
parte bailable.
Resultara pequeno- ell edificio
de Ybor.
Manana daremos otros deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Pedjda en- Mdtrim ohio

En- dias pasados fu6 pedida
en- matrimonio la gentil senOrita
Francisco Gonzalez, por ell jo-
ven Rafael Posada.
La petici6n fue hecha a los ia
miliares de la Srta. Gonzalez.
La boda no Sc hara esperar.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los cararios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.