davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Engagement Of Miss Fisher
To Mr.. Neff Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Fisher
OF 215 Underwood street, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth G. Fisher, to Mr..
Harry G. Nef of Doylestown, Pa.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Miss Allen to Be Bride
OF Mrs. Gordon Novicke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Allen
Of Cheverly, Nd, announce the en-
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Bond Averages

b. tic Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4.-The up
swing in corporate bonds, led by
rails, slowed today, but fractional
gains outnumbered losses in late
trading.
Bond traders seemed more cau-
tious in bidding up prices as they
noticed the stock market encounter
opposition to further advance.
Baltimore & Ohio convertible IS
dropped about a point as the pre-
vious climb in rails tempted many
to cash paper profits.
Also slipping were Rock Island
general 4s, International Telephone
IS, Western Union 5s, Youngstown
Sheet 314s and Studebaker IS.
Holding moderate gains were
Santa Fe general is, Great Northern
4s, Illinois Central 4$4s. Southern
Pacific 412s and Walworth As.
In the stock exchange, United
States Governments we're narrowly
irregular but in slow over-the-
counter dealings the Federals gen.
orally slipped 1872 to 2-32 point.
The new 21as were quoted at about
102 and 1882.
Foreign government issues re-
ceived little attention.
The reactionary swing widened in
the last hour and some rail favorites
finished a point or so lower. A few
low-yield corporates also lost mod
crate ground. International Tele-
phone IS closed at 45al, down l;
American Telephone 314s of IS at
10714, down p, and Loew's 3l2s at
l043s, down Is.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

Hog and Lard Prices
Boosted Sharply by
Federal Program
Wholesale Butter and
Egg Markets Also
Climb at Chicago
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, April 4.-Hog prices
advanced IS to 35 cents per hun
dredweight and lard more than 20
cents here today as farm commod-
tiles markets reflected disclosure of
the scope of the Government pro-
gram to stimulate production of
livestock
Wholesale butter prices advanced
4 cent per pound and eggs were
up IA cent dozen to the best levels
in three or four months.
Extension of the Governments
price supporting program into the
hog market was accompanied by re-
ports of substantial lard purchases.
Since passage of the lendlease
bill, however, Government purchases
of lard have increased and other
pork products were understood to
have been put on the Federal buying
list. Possibility of some of these
commodities moving abroad under
terms of the new law attracted much
attention.
The following table shows COM
pariSon between approximate present
Chicago market prices and minimum
prices to be maintained under the
Government program:
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Chicago Grain
By Il & Associated Press.

BY II E associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 4-Subjected to
cross currents of alternate buying
and selling, wheat prices today
swung over a range of about 2 cents
a bushel. May wheat, rising almost
cents soon after the opening bell,
reached at 10-month peak of 933s.
Buyers based action partly on evi-
dence of Government determina-
ton to stimulate livestock produc-
ton, many concluding that this will
affect grains indirectly. Likelihood
OF adoption of a marketing quota
for the new crop along with higher
loan rates also continued to inf1u-
ence trade. On the selling side was
the urge to cash profits on the price
advance. placing of hedges against
increased offerings of loan and free
wheat, and receipt of good moisture
over much of the belt.
Wheat closed as-!s higher than
yesterday, May 92A -923s, July 81
91ls; corn, az up. May 671s, July
6712-675e; Oats, 1s-2s higher.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Carriers Order Steel
For 1912 Early 10
Avoid Jam
Substantial Tonnage
Already Placed in
Birmingham Area
BY LEROY SIMMS,


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April A. "a
American railroads, a S315 ,000, COO
steel customer last year, are doing :
their 1912 shopping for the metal
early III the hope of avoiding pro-
duction jams resulting from the flood
of national defense orders.
Substantial tonnage for 1912 deliv-
cry has been placed in recent weeks
in the Birmingham district, a good
barometer for the Nation since it
usually reflects trends ahead of other
steel centers.
The early orders, few of which r
have been announced officially, also +
indicate a substantial increase in
railroad requirements from the Ma F.
tons steel mills in 1912 In nearly
every instance, the 1912 bookings
are larger than the orders placed by
the same carriers for 1941 -
Veteran steel men said they could,
not recall carriers having placed
orders so far in advance previously.A
even during the World War Usually
Southern railroads buy their steel In,
November and December, and some-,-
times wait until January or February.n
Business placed here for 1912 Isl =
necessarily on blank check" basisa
since prices are not quoted so far inn.
advance. The orders will be based +
on prices current at the time of de-s
livery, or those current in the first
quarter of next year. &
Rails, track accessories and cars :
are included in business placed with =
Birmingham mills. Steel men expect
the carriers to increase substantially
their 1910 requirements in all lines
possibly as much as 90 per cent. The q
American Association of Railroads
estimated 1910 steel purchases at ?
S315,OOO, 900. -
The huge backlog, piled up month ,
by month despite capacity operations,
for the entire steel industry. has ,
brought some nervousness among. .
consumers over delivery prospects
for next year. ~,
Steel ingot production, employment "a
and pay rolls are at record levels in /.
the Birmingham district and little 81
increase is possible before mid-sum-
! mer Of next year. when the first eff
fects Of S3O.OOO,OO0 expansion pro-
gram will be felt.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
New York Cotton
Pytl, Associated Press.

Ry II. Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4-Cotton
futures moved irregularly today,
opening lower under pressure of
Bombay and Southern selling and
then rallying briefly on Washington
talk of IS per cent parity loan.
Buying failed to follow through
and disappointing action of the
market inspired professional and
commission house liquidation, with
prices again selling off. Buyers
adopted a cautious attitude in view
of the congressional recess.
Late afternoon prices were down
9 to 10 points, May selling at 11.31 i;
October, 11.22, and March, ll19.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Men S Apparel Firms
Reported Rationing
Sales 10 Stores
B>tte Associated Press.

B. II ASSC Clated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Manufac-
turers of mems clothing were re-
ported today to be 'rationing" sales
to retailers attempting to lay in
their autumn suit stocks.
Normally retailers order only so
to so per cent of their fall needs
at this time. but this year many
retailers seek TO cover their COM
plete requirements now.
Some manufacturers are giving
these retailers only the same volume
purchased last year, while others
are permitting 10 to Is per cent
higher deliveries, particularly to
stores in booming defense industry
communities.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Postal Receipts Gain

HAGERSTOWN, April P.-
Postal receipts here totaled S19.-
154.43 last month, as compared with
S19,O3O.39 in March of 1910. 1t was
the sixteenth successive month that
receipts had showed an increase
over the corresponding month of a
year ago.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Iowa.Nebraska Light Sells
Properfies in Nebraska
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 4-Jackson E
eagle. counsel for John Nuveen &
Co, of Chicago. announced today
that the Iowa Nebraska Light &
Power Co. had sold its electric prop
critics in Nebraska to the Consum-
ers Public Power District OF Ne
braska for $19.592,000 in cash.
The district raised the money for
the purchase by selling its revenue
bonds in the amount of $4,000, 900
to the Nuveen Co. and Blair 81 Co
of New York. The bonds bear in
terest rates of 21a to 312 per cent.
Todays acquisition was the
seventh by power district since last
July.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
COFFEE steady; Santos No 4,
994-1b Rio No. T.. 694. Santos No. 4
Sales. 1850 bags. May, 9;15n: July.
9.34 September 9.54n. Rio No. Z AZ
futures Is lower: sales, .4.250 bags. May,
6.16: July, 6.36; September, 6.56n,
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed 1888
lower. Sales, No. l standard, contracts;
new standard, 90. Old: May 21.90. New:
July, 21.15; September, 20.90. Smoked
ribbed spot, % 0On
RAW SILK-Futures closed 5l2-7 lower,
Sales, 1850 bales. April, 2.79b; May,
2.19b, June, 27912b
RAW HIDES.Futures closed 3-13
lower Sales. 2.44o 600 pounds. June.
Spot No. 1 Western light native cows, lab
COCOA-Futures closed 1-2 higher.
Sales, 3,042 tons. May. 6.71n; July, 6.s1;
September, SIS
Bic. Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

Provisions traders estimated over
night Government purchases of lard
amounted to 100000 pounds, while
100000 pounds of pork cuts were
taken. Instructions given packers
indicated that some of the pork
was intended for shipment to Britain
with delivery of lard demanded by
May 20 and pork cuts by May 10.
The meat purchase included hams,
shoulders and bellies.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Metal Market

. NEW YORK. April 4 tP.-EoppeI
steady Electrolytic spot, Connecticut Val
ley, 1900: export. fa.s: New York, lf.0Q.
81 Oe: forward, 81 ,371a. Lead steady Spot
New York. $500: East St: Louis. SO
Zinc steady East St: Louis. 1.25. Pis
platinum, Chinese wolfralnite and do
mestic scheelite unchanged. tF.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Gasoline Prices
Firm FOLLOWING
Crude Rise
. the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 4-Oil circles
reported today the wholesale gaso- .
line market in the mid-continent
was firming with the rise III crude
oil prices. Regular grade gasOline1
was quoted up L cent a gallon az
As to SIS cents gallon. r
The Gulf coast market also wasi |
said to have stiffened somewhat.
Seasonal expansion in demand, it
was explained, has supplemented in
creased fuel consumption Of defense {
activities and peak operations III
major industries.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
WiIIys Sales Jump

TOLEDO, Ohio, April 4 Up. -
President J. W. Frazier estimated
that March retail sales and foreign
shipments Of Willys-Overland Mo-
tors, Inc, totaled more than 5000
units II per cent increase over
February and 80 per cent oves
March. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

r In bankruptcy or receiverstip. or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates of dividends In the forea osnE table
are annual disbursements based on the
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
dividends are not Included. Also extra or
extras Cash or stock e Paid last year
Payable in stock. declared or paid so
far this year. Payable in Canadian funds
4 Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants Unit Of
trading less than 100 shares: sales are
given in full.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

Cottonseed on cIoseq sleady bieaon-
able prime summer yellev, S.15a; prime
crude, 731i2n May, sob; July. SIS;
September. s2Ob; october. s.22b.
Bid. n Nominal. Asked,
Evening star., 1941-04-04
New York Suqur

NEW YORK. April i LP.-ouiet condi-
tions in raw and refined sugars today were
reflected in moderate domestic future deal
changed to lower; May. 2.45, and July,
2.46.
World futures eased slightly on liauida-
ton and sold "a to 1 point down; May,
0.S1, ana July, 0iS5. ...- .. e..
Raw sugar was unchanged, with offer
ings at 3.45 cents and possible buyers
at $40 -
Refned business was light at $40
cents.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, April 4-The Associated
Press weishted wholesale price index OF
80 commodities today advanced to 30,
ago. s0.75: month ago, 1907 year ago,
194I 1910 1899 1a33-3S.
High $500 Sl35 1925 1922 9s.14
Low 1903 $3.50 63.7S 41.44
1926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1941-04-04
London, Bar Silver

LONDON, April 4 up Bar silver. 231sd,
uncharged. Equivalent AZ 80 centsJ, Bar
gold 1885, unchanged. Equivalent S33.s50
Exchange, S4 .03.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Chicago Cash Market.


Cash wheat. No. l hard 95i2; No. l
Corn, No. ]. yellow, 90: No =, 6SI2-7O: No.
3, 6634-S9l2; No. 4, 6494-67A; No .
white 73-73A No 3, 11-72; sample
Grade, 81. Oats No. l mixed. heavy. 80;
No. l red. extra heavy, 39l2: No. 3 mixed,
heavy, 3S34: sample grade mixed. tough.
3612; No. l white 39l2: No .. 80; No. 3,
3Sl2-34: No. white, heavy. 80: sample
grade white, 37-371z. Barley mating So
66 nominal; feed 1852, nominal; screen
ings. $3.50 Soy beans. No. yellow,
1.14-1.14l4; No. 8. LA: No. 4, 1.1012
Field seed, per hundredweight, nominal:
timothy, 4 90: alsike, a.50-12.00: fancy red
top, 750-s.50: red clover seed, S.00-10.O0:
sweet clover, 1904 so.
winnipeg Prices
WINNIPEG, April 4 IP.-Grain range
today:
WHEAT High Low Close close
Jug july -------- 7sn 7sR 7ss 77ssi4:s
May -. 36A SO 36ls 80
Cash wheat. No. l Northern, rs; No. 2,
74is: No. 3, 72ss. Cash oats, No. 2 white,
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE, April 4 09.---Wheat, No. 2
red winter, earlicky. spot domestic. 1.01
April. 1.01. Corn. 77-79.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK April 4 LP.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
tQuotations as Of 2 o'clock
Evening star., 1941-04-04
CottOnSeed Oil.
New ORLEANS Prices

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
14-lS higher. Sales, 364 contracts. May,
Sab; July, $40; September. SOS: Octo-
Der, SOL.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

NEW ORLEANS, April -lP.-Cotton
futures declined here today under hedg-
ing and profit-taking from the long side.
Closing prices were steady. to IL points
Evening star., 1941-04-04
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK April lF1.--National As
eociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
(Closing Quotations.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Chicooo Stock Market

CHICAGO, April 4 LP,.-Following is
the complete list of transactions on the
Chicago Stock Exchange today;
Evening star., 1941-04-04
winnipeg Prices.
yUTNNTDEC Arril A I'D
Wool Futures

NEW YORK, April GRn.-Demand foT
wool tops today was small and routine,
with commission houses supplying the con-
tracts. Trading in grease wool was limit
ed to the October position. Spot business
was on both sides of the list with small
demand reported in Boston raw wool CEN
ter.
Grease wool futures closed O4 of cent
Evening star., 1941-04-04

BY private wire direct to Tns star.
1R { AS U ( Y

HOME OWNERS LOAN.
SIS 1944-52 l06.21 106.2l 106.21
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
3s19S0 10lk l00N 101
Evening star., 1941-04-04

Isarco Hyd El rs 81 10 10 10
Russian 5i7s 81 mt 81 "a s.
Russian Gas 10 mat Ss 50 50
stinn (Hl AZ Az I'd st 30i4 30 80
ww-With warrants xw--Without war-F
rants. New. st tstp)-Stamped.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

d 90. High. Low. Close.
6 IL 81 ~
l75s 79lg 7sM 1914
3 37s 3% 3%
Sos 106 1854 LOG
L 2ss 25s 2Ss
25s % % 20
75s 1851 1O8 1O8
Sos 51h SIX 5lA
25s ll413 1l412 11412
l 341s 34h BAN
zoos 106 1854 1861
3 3& 3M ga
4 2la 2A 2h
IL l2% IL l2A
SOS 66 66 Sc
30s l12$i 112% 1924
25s 1874 l73Ia 173h
La gaceta., 1941-11-15

lLondres, Noviembre, 15.-
Goebbels mand6 lamar a los
corresponsales extranjeros en-
Berlin. Los terrores de una cam
pafa de invierno los neg6 y los
atribuy6 como un fantasma de
la propaganda britannica. FL e.
jercito aleman, les dijo, no te-
me al General Invierno; las O.
peraciones principales serian
terminadas antes de que empe-
Ease ell frfo, y en- TODD case, las
necesarias precauciones Sc ha-
bfan tornado para veneer las d.
ficultades de una campana de
invierno. Les cont6 como fue
en- ell invierno de 1914-1915 que
los alemanes ganaron sus mas
importantes victorias en- los La
Cos Masurianos; Warwick, tam
tambien fue capturado durante
ell rigor del inviernO. Tampoco
podia hacernos ninguna compa-
raci6n con Napoleon, va que Hit
Ter no cometeria las e%quivoca-
clones cometidas por Napoleon,
sino que aseguraria sus lineas
de communication.
Sin embargo, no pudo disipar
las dudas de los periodistas ex-
t~ranjeros y los peri6dicOs sue
cos Hannah la atenci6n sobre las
enormes diferencias que e~xisten
entire las campanas de 1914 y
1941. Ell Alto Mando aleman, di
jeron los peri6iicos success, no
comparte ell o%ptimismo del DR..
Goebbels Y son mejores jueces,
para darse cuenta de las terri
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
Ell Inviemo russo y la propaganda nazi
GoebbeIs Sc reia del General Invierno"

bles a%venturas a que sc expone
81 ejercito aleman.
Los aviadores, en- particular,
Sc veran cara a cara con profile
mar cast insolubles. En- tempo
suImamente frfo, las maquinas
necesitan constante atenci6n y
un numeroso personal de terra.
Los motOres tienen que Ser ca,
lentados, las alas mantenidaS
libres de hielo, los campos de a.
terrizaje polvorealdos con are
ma. Ell Alto Mando aleman esta
tratando de veneer las dificults
des de abastecimientos de case
lira por medic de los aviones
II ansporte Junker So.
La propaganda alemana ira
ia de enmendar un error que
podrfa tener resultados deciSi-
vos. Ahora esta diciendo a las
trOpas que la guerra no Sc ter
minara en- 1941, que no pOdrar
yOlver a sus casaS, que la que.
ira en- Russia no es un BLlTZ
KRIEG facil, sine que al con.
~trario, tendremos que pasar el
invierno en- Russia, w.. ique in
vierno!
En- ell mismo dia en- que Goeb-
bells Sc reia del General Invier-
no., las primeras nieves caian
en- Petsamo Era el primer aviso
del inviernO, ell que tiene la gra
cia de llegar de repente. No
viembre es un mes critico, y e.
frio, que Sc extiende cast uni
formemente hasta ell Mar Ne.
gro, cae a niveles muy bajoa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de latitu'
des, asi es que Arcangel, en- la
region del Artico v, digamos
Kazan, ell que yace en- la latitud
81 norte, registrar ell mismo nj
vel de temperature, y cast la to-
talidad de la Ukrania esta ex-
puesta a las mismas condicio-
mes. a
En- Ell mes de noviembre ell
golfo de Finlandia empieza a
helarse; en- diciembre, general
mente, Vladivostock queda ce-
rrado por ell hielo. Pero ell mate
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
mundo, -sufrir la perdida de
su alma ?"-San Marcos. 8:36.

mundo, -sufrir la perdida de
su alma ?"-San Marcos. 1886.
De acuerdo con la ideologia
de nuestros tiempos, en- cuanto
al aspecto econ6mico de la vida
Sc refiere, la "ganancia" es algo
ilegitimamente adquirida; pero
en- ell sendero cristiano, dentro
de la vida spiritual, hay un
lugar importante para tai ele-
mento. Ganamos con la expe-
riencia de Cristo sobre la Cruz,
porque por ella recibimos sal
vaci6n Y vida; recibimos gran
de provecho de los sacrificios
de martires, santos y a%p6stoles.
En- verdad, Cristo insisti6 en-
que ninguna g%anancia para ell
espiritu redundant de las cosas
materiales. Debemos "buscar
primeramente ell RENO de Dios
y su justicia", y todas las cosas
materiales indi:pensables para
la vida nos seran dadas por a.
nadidura. Ell principle que nos
debe regir es este: negarnos a
nosotros mismos, tomar su cruz.
v seguirle. Esta a nuestro al
canoe "ganar TODD Ell mundo,"
pero 81 es a costa de nuestra al
ma, les demasiado elevado ell
precio!
La gaceta., 1941-11-15

rial de guerra de la Gran Breta-
ia y de los Estados Unidos de
America pusde ser mandado a
Russia por Murmansk, ell que
puede mantenerse libre de hielo
.pcr medic de los buques roppe-
hielo, o bian a travas de Iran.
Ell intense frio dura hasta ell
mes de abril. Esta guerra de in
vierno sera co~mpletamente d.
ferente de la de 1914-1918. Los
seis meses entire noviembre de
1941 y abril de 1912 pueden ser
los meses decisivos de la guerra.
Ellos ADRIAN la fosa para cien-
tOs de miles sine millones, de
soldados alemanes, los que mo-
riran por Hitler. Y hasta es po-
sible que abran tambien una TO-
sa para ell miSmo Hitler.
La gaceta., 1941-11-15

when he learned that she could dance offered her a small part In the
revue. Jeanettes father thought she was far too young to take the part,
but finally consented to let her have a try at it. She made good an. in
time the family moved to New York SO that the two girls could live
st home,
Models Coats
After the Capitol she played a small part In the musical "Irene" while
understanding a number Of the players. When the show closed she was
out of a job for a time and helped keep the family budget going by
modelling coats. In time she got a role in a Greenwich Village production
called Fantastic Fricasee" and subsequently was asked to join the
cast Of "The Magic Ring" Sunny Days" Yes, Yes fvette" and
"Angea" followed. 8
It was while she was singing in angela" that Paramount made a
screen test of her and she was offered a leading part in one Of their
pictures starring Richard Dix, but couldn't accept it because OF her
stage contract. Later, however, when Ernst Lubitsch was looking for
a girl to play the starring role in "The Love Parade" he discovered the
test, sent for Miss Macdonald and hired her for the role opposite
Maurice Chevaier. She has appeared in many films since. Among her
hits have been 1.-THE Vagabond King" Glove Me Tonight" "The Merry
Widow" Naughty Marietta" "San Francisco" "Maytime'" Sweet
hearts" "New Moon" and "Biter Sweet"
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
tos preden saiborearla.

tos pueden saborearla.
-Su nonlore, 1me % q-ierc
decir?
-Psblo Sarasate.
Y al cirle Ell viejecito, allan.
dose del taburete, emocionadisi-
~, convulso, dej6 caer Ell ms
trrmento y ell arco y grit6:
Maestro, nunca te OF; pero
te admire; la fama te poniera
sin cesar; tn nombre CORE ala
l5ado en- coro universal eres un
p%ortento. Me arrastro yo por la
Terra v tn vuelas con majestad
Ipor los espacios; perO te veo en-
vuelto en- g~randeza y deseaba
Cirte.
-Venga listed a mi cuarto.
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
4 Z < 4 < 4 *-* 4 4 + + + 4 4
= STARS IN THE SPOTLICHT!*
1919 BY ETHEL VINE 4 A+%A

jeanette MacD Donald made her
stage debut when she was three
years old with a solo at her sisters
dancing school recital. One of three
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Macdonald, jeanette was born and
brought up in Philadelphia. While
her parents were not theatrical
folk, all three girls showed a talent
for acting and so we're given mu-
sic and dancing lessons while still
youngsters.
jeanette grew up to become a
movie star - her latest picture is
"Smilin' Through after a brief
career on the stage in New York.
She became an actress rather by
accident. Her sister Blossom was
dancing in the stage shows the Cap
itol Theatre on Broadway was put
ting on in those days and so jean
cite, who was then sixteen years
old, came backstage to visit her.
During their chat the producer Of
the show passed by and Blossom i'm
troduced him. He was impressed
with the slim, red-haired girl and
La gaceta., 1941-11-15

ALI. sin mas auditorio que Ell o.
fre.ido me6iarta su aterHi6n,
tocarA cuanto sepa, lleyanio a
las ouerdas vibraciones que me
cca'ecen como al conjuro dis
2uesso por quien TODD 10 di ;po-
ne Y marda sobre TODD.
Y Sarasate desenfund6 su
StradivariuS y TOGO para ell vie
iecito.
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
sECCIoN DE CULTos
(Pasa a ia s pdg,)

Cultoe, Microbes y Sabados,
a las 7:30 p. m.
Mission Menonita, 1910 A. aV'
Rev. ]. Paul Sander, Ste.
Escuela Dominica, 10 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, 7:30 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
7:30 p. m.
Mission PreSbiteriana, Ybor
City, 953 II ave. Rev. W B.
PasSiglia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 9:45 a. m
Quito y Sermon II 700 a. m.
~Esfuerzo Cristiano', 7:3O
p. m.
Quito y Sermon, en- espahol,
Microbes, 7:15 p. m.
mission Presbiteriana", 29l6
16 st. Rev. H. Pressly, Minis
tro.
Escuela Dominica $50 a. m
Quito Y Sermon, 7:30 p. m.
Reunion de las Senoras, Mar
ties, 1880 p. m.
West Tampa Metodista', n,
Albany y Union st.
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9:45 a
m.
Cultos a las II 100 a. m. J
7;30 p. m.
Lunes, 80 p. m. Reunion do
Ia Hernandez Wesley.
Quito de Oraci6n, Jueves,
Jas 7:30 p. m.