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Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
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Presbyterian Church. on "Why We
Live as Families will conclude the
first days short course activities.
Most of the Homemaker's Short
Course educational meetings will
be devoted to discussions on how
women can contribute to the Ma
tiOnal Defense and FOod-for-De-
Tense Programs. At one of the day
time sessions. historical, scenic and
present-day development facts on
Delaware will be featured.
One Of the short course events is
a trip to Wilmington for demon-
stration at the Delaware Power and
Light Company, and visits to points
of interest in the city. including the
Delaware Art Center and the Rose
Garden.
Women at the short course will
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
HOUSTON

Children's day exercises will be
held ON Sunday night, June 18th.
The committee in charge is prepar-
ing the program. June 18th is also
Fathers Day, so let's not forget
him!
9 Mrs. Floyd Williams and Mrs.
Howard Thistlewood attended the
State Federation of Clubs at Reho-
both last week, and Houston New
Century Club won the safety award
for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Marvel of
| Chester, Pa, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chism and
Mrs. Smith.
! Mrs. Amelia Alexander has been
spending the past two weeks at the
home of her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Grier Emory at
Berwyn, Pa, while they spent
some time at Downingtown, Phila-
delphia and Longwood Gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory accompanied
their mother home over the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gott have
been entertaining friends from
Chester during the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young and
grandson, William Blum, of Phila-
delphia, Miss Kathryn Clifton, Of
Kenton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Parvis were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coulbourne.
= PVT, Martin QailleD. OF Ecort Dn
Pont, was the guest Of Miss Mad
allyn Hayes on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paradee
and children, of Dover, were the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest w. Simpson.
Mrs. Clara Cain is visiting her
brother, near Lewes.
Mrs. Randolph Graham, Mrs. Err
nest w. Simpson, Mrs. Marguerite
G. Cooper of Houston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Charles Paradee of Dover.
the commencement exer-
cises of the University of Delaware
at Newark last Monday. Randolph
G.. Cooper was a member of the
class.
Houston Methodist Church
Norman G. Benson, Pastor.
Sunday, June 15.
(All services are Standard Time)
$3.50 A. M.-Church School.
10:30 A. M.-Junior Church.
10:45 A. M.-MOrning Worship.
Topic: FATHER.
This is Fathers Day. Shall we
not offer to father some tribute?
What has he meant to us? Has he
given us real instruction as we'll as
1 worthy example?
7:45 P. M.-Evening Worship.
Topic: Jacobs Prayer. This is one
1f the great moments of Jacobs
life. Does this prayer of Jacob
mean anything to you? Is your
prayer life satisfactory to you?
Mrs. Florence ThistlewOod at
ended the Glover Club banquet at
he Henlopen Hotel, Rehoboth, last
Wednesday night.
wildwood Methodist Church
Norman c. Benson. Pastor.
Sunday, June Is.
(All services are Standard Time)
1880 P. M.-Church School.
$3.50 P. M.-AfternoOn Worship.
'opic: FATHER.
The Church Aid VIII meet on
'riday evening, June 20, at the
Hall. A good attend
nee is requested.
o
TOMATO PLANTS every day for
ne next two weeks. Frank Glen
aniel. Lincoln, Del. 1tp
SEE THE BUTTER Conditioner
a the new 1941 Hotpoint Refrig-
.ator at ]. B. Poore & Son. Mil
,rd. m21-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
MAGNOLIA

Thirteen young people received
diplomas at the Junior High School
commencement exercises on Fri
day evening. They were Ruth
Anna Allen, Catherine Hall, Zack
Jacquett, James Lorenzen, Marian
Marvel, Ruth Myers, Jane Patter-
son, Lois RolIison, Betty Jane Sc
mans, Helen Smith, Gertrude
Sayd, Harvey Thompson, Robert
Warren.
The Ladies', Auxiliary of Mag
nolia was invited to meet with Fell
ton Auxiliary on Wednesday even
ing. Next Wednesday evening,
June Is, will be its regular month
ly meeting for June. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jackson and
Mrs. William Maloney of Milford,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Ingram and on Sunday
they were all guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dawson of Camden,
the occasion being joint celebra-
tion of the birthdays Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ingram.
Miss Maxine Smith spent the
weekend with MIR. and Mrs. Vincent
Brodie of Wilmington.
Many from here attended the
baccalauTeate sermon of the Cae-
sar Rodney Senior Glass in the
school auditorium on Sunday even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Barrett Jackson of
Lancaster, Pa, we're guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Jack
son, on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson. accom-
panied her grandchildren, Barrett
johnson, Mrs. Walter Kerclake
and son Richard of Wilmington,
to her home on Saturday.
Mrs. johnson has been making
an extended visit with her chill
dren and grandchildren and will
spend the summer at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffins. of
Chester, and Barbara Kenton were
weekend guests Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulie Kenton.
The Woman's Organization for
Christian Service was entertained
by Mrs. Ethel Collins at the
Church on Monday evening, with
The president, Mrs. Margaret Far
row, presiding. The meeting was
opened with devotiOns, followed by
l business session at which ways
and means for reimbursing the
.reasury were discussed. Plans
we're made for a bake to be held
IN the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. :,
White ON July 8. Reports of var
GUS chairmen were given.
The social chairman, Mrs. Mabel
White. presented the following
Program: Piano solo, Mrs. Lillian
and two musical recita-
ions by Mrs. McIlvaine, accom-
'anied by MRS. White.
Red Cross chairman, Mrs. Emma
fcIlvaine, wishes to announce that
drs. Edna johnson has the mater
ais for anyone wishing to sew.
hose wishing to knit may secure
1ool from the chairman. 1t is also d
that all old sewing be :,
urned in as soon as possible.
Richard Hairgrove of Camden, !
pent the weekend with Jimmie ;
4orenzen. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gourley spent u
le week end with Mr.. and Mrs. ;,
harles Marine at their cottage at !,
ape May, N. J. i
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dukes and a
aughter Adel, of New York City. Il
Dent last week with their parents. !
n. and Mrs. Alfred Dukes. 1
TOMATO PLANTS every day for h
e next two weeks. Frank Glen ii
Iniel, Lincoln, Del 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

held in Trinity Methodist Church
next Sunday morning instead OF
the evening as announced last
week.
Leroy Biddle, who attended our
school until last year and was
Obliged to stop because of his
helpless condition affecting his
legs and back, has been received at
the Alfred l. DUPONT Institute Of
the Nelnours Foundation. Whining
ton. His many classmates can
send him postcards and letters at
this address. to cheer him.
Mrs. Eta Smithers, of Dover,
was a guest of DR.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Carlisle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson, of
Madison, N. j., Miss Mary Rather
inc Gray of the University of Della
ware, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Gray.
Allen Smith is recovering from
a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lee Wix and
daughter. of Bakerfield, Calf, are
visiting relatives and friends in
Delaware after an absence of IL
years.
Mrs. S. k. Belts spent Sunday in
Harrington.
Mrs. Pauline Duross and Miss
Sallie Taylor Of Wilmington spent
evening with Mrs. Belts.
%
TOMATO PLANTS every day for
the next two weeks. Frank Glen
daniel, Lincoln, Del. 1tp |
SEE THE NEW Extra Storage
Bin that holds two cases of can
goods on the new 1941 Hotpoint
Refrigerator at J. B. Poore G. Son,
Milford. m21-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
OCEAN VIEW

Mrs. Clarence Holt spent the
weekend with her daughter, Miss
Mabel Holt of Lititz, Pa.
At the commencement exercises
held at Linden Hall Music Academy
In Lititz, Miss Dorothy Holt was
present as the guest of her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Holt, who complet-
ed her course in music there.
Miss LeonOre Hudson and Ken
dali Hudson, the latter son of
William Hudson of this town, were
united in marriage at the Metho-
dist parsonage on Saturday morn
ing, June z, by Rev. J. E. Parker
! Their attendants were the brides
niece and her husband from Mills
boro.
Mrs. Elliott Evans and Mrs. Geo.
Ellis have taken an automobile trip
to Connecticut where Mrs. Ellis
mother lives.
Mrs. Owen Derrickson returned
home from a visit to Philadelphia.
She was accompanied here by her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Horace Der
rickson who motored here to spend,
Sunday.
Fresh Strawberries have been and
still are on the menu.
Soft crabs and hard ones also
are appetizing, with potato salad.
This is a wonderful place to live,
with plenty to eat and the spacious
sky to look out upon. The perfect
June days have come with COM
mencements, weddings and roses.
The Methodist Sunday school
will hold their Children's Day SER
vices on Sunday night, June 10.
Rehearsals are being held each
night in preparation for these oc-
casions. +--
The Sunshine Glass met with Mrs.
Ernest Lathbury at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. L. Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hill attended
the funeral sefElees Of tho, formers
mother, Mrs. Emma Hill, held at
Selbyville on Sunday afternoon. |
Among those who attended from
here were cousins of the deceased, |
namely Mrs. Martha Conoway, Mr.. |
and Mrs. G. +. McCabe. Vernon Nc
Cabe and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lynch.
Mrs. Elsie Evans, Mrs. J. e.
Parker, Mrs. Florence Burbage,
Mrs. Jennie Parsons and Mrs. Mary
Cobb motored to Georgetown on
Wednesday where they attended
the meeting of the Dover District
Ladies' Society OF Christian Ser
vice. held in the Wesley Methodist
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch of
East LansdOwne, Pa, spent the
weekend with their mother, Mrs.
Martha Conoway.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Miley and
son Tugene of Ardmore, Pa, Wis
tied their father. Harvey James
over the weekend and attended the
exercises at Lord
High School.
The graduates from Lord Balti-
more High School, class of 1941,
follow:
Harvey Bunting
Virgil Cooper
Charles Derrickson
Gladys Derrickson
Raymond Hickman
Phyllis James
Donald Lynch
Kathleen McCabe
John Richards :
Charles Steele
Harry Timmons
Alan Turner
Matte West 9
The class presented a pageant, Q
The Struggle for Liberty" which :
vas interesting. b
The presentation of medals and
wards was made by the principal, I
Ellis X. Lecrone. '
Presentation of gifts by Gladys n
class president.
Presentation of diplomas by I
ieorge w. Mitchell, president of =
he board. =
The invocation and benediction U
,as given by Rev. ]. e. Parker. r
Choral selections by the Glee o
Tub were enjoyed. d
Mrs. Reuben Daisey spent Sun a
ay with her sister. Mrs. Francis u
on the latter's birthday, Y
une 8. y y
Mrs. Leona Allen entertained the "
oyal Workers Sunday school class io
n Tuesday night of this week. :,
~ nTrr,et
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

Mrs. Laura Stokes is quite i'll in
the Easton Hospital at this writ
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Porter en-
tertained on Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. A. Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Simon of Milford, Miss
Blanche Dunn.
John Gallo, of Camp Henlopen,
spent Monday in town with
friends.
William Spanish, of Camp Hem
lopen, Lewes, is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Spanish.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

A pair of wrens built their nest
in the red light Of traffic signal
In Denver.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

TOMATO PLANTS every day for
the next two weeks Frank Glen
daniel, Lincoln, Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

TOMATO PLANTS every day for
the next two weeks. Frank Glen
daniel, Lincoln, Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

TOMATO PLANTS every day for
the next two weeks. Frank Glen
daniel, Lincoln, Del 1tp
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
.Sabese que Ell ~contingente invasor
era de cuatro mil hombres
Churchill hablo de nuevo sobre ell ataqu'
a la isla de Creta
Los americanos del "Zamzam" estan en-
San Juan de Luz

carril que va hacia Siria, atra
vesandO ell territorio turco. FL
motive de la MEDIA no Sc ha
mencionado todavia.
BESIDE Burdeos avisan que
vel consul americana en- esa
ciudad, Sr. Waterman, ha sa
lido para San Juan de Luz,
donde los alemanes desembar
caron a los americanos que
viaiaban en- ell vapor egipcio
ZamZam. Estima el consul
que esos americanos seran de-
jados Embellishments en- IL
bertad.
La devoluci6n a Estados u
nidos Sc hara por medic de
Espaha y Portugal. Llega a
lao ell total de los americanos
salvados.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Londres, mayo 21.-En la
Camara de los Comunes ell pri
mer ministro Churchill di6 a
conocer hoy SUI segundo men,
safe, en- dos dias, sobre ell alta
que de los nazis a la isla de
Creta.
Estima ell jefe del gobierno
que llega a 400 ell n1mero
de hombres arrojados por los
nazis en- esa isla. Mas tropas
del enemigo cayeron duran
tie la noche; pero las fuerzas
inglesas y griegas parecen te-
ner dominada la situaci6n.
Escuadrillas de Stukas bonn
bardearon la bahia de Suda v
arrojarGn paracaidistas. La
mayor parte de los lanzados
han sido batidos por las tro-
pas aliadas; pero aseg1rase
quealgunos grupos consiguie-
ron apoderarse de posiciones
de importancia.
Churchill no pudo contes-
tar hoy, por carecer de datos,
la noticia publicada de que
los nazis llegaron vestidos CO.
mo soldados de Nueva Zelan-
dia.
Cairo informa que los nazis
tirados en- la isla de Creta,
por la aviaci6n y dieese que
por dos barcos transportes,
han sufrido muchas bajas.
Con la rendici6n del duuue
de Aosta, virrey de los italia
nos en- Abisinia, pasaron a po
der del mando ingles cerca de
1000 prisioneros.
Estambul comunica que ell
gobierno ha prohibido Ell tran
SitO de pasaisrOa en- 81 fsrr0-
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Estados Unidos no consentird
creemos nosotroS, que los naziS
sc apoderen de Dakar.
Estados Unidos no puede to-
lerar que Dakar sc cOnvierta, q
Ia sombra de la bandera de las
"viboras" de Vichy, en- una base
de los aviones de Hitler.
Tampoco puede Estados Uni
dos permitir que las islas Azo-
res sirvan de base naval a las
rotercias totalitarias.
Ahora bien, 81 Dakar Sc man.
tiene neutral, neutral de veras,
Uncle Sam NADIA hara para do
minarla.
ST las islas Azores mantienen
una absolute neutralidad bajo
el mando de los portugueses, Sa-
muel respetara su Independent
cha.
Estados Unidos no consenti
ra que lie peguen por la espalda.
Ell honor de los hombres de
Vichy... es ell honor de los apa-
dhes cue retornan a sus viejos
.h$bitos criminales.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
Sc PEDIRA A VICHY
QUE Sc DEFINA
SalieroR de Ia MGrtinicd UR cru
cero D uH prOtddUiORes
Ordena DarlaB que los bGrcOs
merCantes sean huHdidos

Washington, mayo 21-El go
bierno de los Estados Unidos, Sc
gun Sc tiene ~entendido, ACADIA de
pedir a Vichy que aclare 0 defi-
ma sus inteneiones en- cuanto ?
Ia collaboration con Hitler. r..
Unidos r~ecomienda cue Francia
Sc adhisra, r~igi1amente, a los
t6rminos del 2rmisticio firmado
en- JUNO del aho passdo.
BESIDE la Martinica informan
que sglieron, zen ejercicios de
rutina," Ell crucero frances Emil
ia Berth y el portaviones Bear.
Fs Ia primera vaz que esos dos
harcos salem a la mar desde que
fueron ALI amurrados, en- l94O.
BESIDE Londres mforman que
el almirante Darlan ha dado Or
danes secretas a los capitanes de
los barcos mercantes franceses
rara que los hundan, en- case de
que buques de guerra ingleses
ratsn de apresarlos. Una copia
lie las 6rdanes secretas lleg6 hoy
a pcder del gobierno.
Roma informa por la Radio
cue sus aviones porta-torpedos
hundieron IN crucsro ingl6s, de
10000 toneladas, en- el este del
Mediterraneo. Sc le acredita a
IN Submarine italiano el hundi-
mlento, en- el A%tlantico, del va =
nor ingl6s "1ycaon,' de 1850
toneladas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

neoer en- los campamentos de
concentration. Muchos de ellos
serian fusiladoS o encarcelados
81 retornasen a Espana.
Washington, mayo 21,-El sc
cretario de estado Hull lie hizo
aver al embajador fran
cds Henry-Haye, en- lenguaje
fuerte, que Estados Unidos tie
ne la conviction de que los ele-
mentos pro nazis dominan ell go
bierno de Vichy, y que Francia
ha pasado mas ALA de los termi-
nos del armiSticio al aceptar la
collaboration con Alemania. En-
las esferas oficiales sc mantle
ne que no podran existir salts
factorias relaciones entire Frau
cia y las naciones p~acificas mien
tras as actuales relaciones de
Vichy con ell Reich sean mantle
midas fuera de las condolences
del armisticio. FL embajador
trat6 de enganar a los Periods
tas, aver, diciendoles que ell ar
incluye la possession por
los nazis de los aerodromos. A.
agreg6, sin admitir la
impotencia de Vichy, que Fran
cia p~rotejera sus posesiones con
ira cualquier Gambia de sObera-
MIA.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
La reunion de anoche en- el Centre Obrero
Manuel Garcia y la Observation-Disclosures.
I'm manifesto del Partido Comunista

Lamados por ell Sr. Manuel
Garcia, presidente de la Union
500, Sc reunierOn aver los eje-
cutivos de las uniones, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero.
Garcia, criticado la semana
pasada en- una reunion politica
verificada en- West Tampa, dijo
que deseaba saber 81 todos los E.
iecutivos iban a marcharse, CO.
mo 10 habia acordado la Junta
Conjunta.
Los reunidos lie co%ntestaron
cue los acuerdos serian cumpli-
dos Y que Sc elegirian nuevOs e.
jecutivos Y Delegates.
Entonces Manuel Garcia agre
go que el acuerdo de la Conjun-
ia era UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Hace pocos dias los senores
del grupito dijeron en- eel Inter
nacional' que ellos de la COnsti-
tuci6n toman la parte demOcra-
tica" y la otra la dejan o la re-
chazan.
Quisieron decir entonces que
la parte democratica es la que a
ellos convene.
En- la reunion de West Tam
pa, ell "elementillo" lie llam6
"traidor" a Garcia y hoy ell par
lido Comunista alude a Garcia
en- un manifesto repartido de
casa en- casa por individuos muy
conocidos.
Declarado fuera de la ley por
ell estado de Florida, ell partido
ComuniSta, en- busca de nuevas
vfctimas y nuevas cuestaciones,
dice:
"Es verdaderamente lamen-
table que dirigente que hasta
hasta hace POGO venian senalan-
do la forma en- que Sc puede
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
NUEVO PRESIDENTE
DE LOS o N

Ell prestigioso club Leones e.
ligi6 aver presidente al Sr. Wal
ton C. Bryant, quien sucedera
en- ell cargo a Earl Schoen.
Francis Sack continuara en-
la se~cretaria, con E. NJ. Leight-
on como tesorero y ell Rev. A. H.
Wilson de capellan.
Los directories %electos, son: H.
Wayne Bevis, primer vicepresi-
dente; R. H. Johnson, segundo
vicepresidente; Harry Portion,
tercer vicepresidente; Ed w.
Sisson, domador de leones; MOI
man Six, retorcedor del rabo ;
miembros del comite executive
J. J. FOgarty, Harry Forehand
William Fleming y d.. William
Hopkins,
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

condo conquistar una unidad
mas s6lida en- ell SYNDICATE, por
medic de una sola union y en- Ia
lucha pOr un convenio mejor,
ahora sc pronuncian, a favor he
las renuncias en- masas".
La alusi6n va dirigida contra
Garcia. Agrega ell partido de Ia
i~nsensatez, luego de mencionar
en- forma deSpectiva a Marti-I
nez, Coniglio, ManiScalco, Cane
do y otros, "que las renuncias
|ignifican, por parte de TODD di-
rigente honfado. dejar a los o.
hrerOs sin direction e indefen-
SO: en- mOmentos criticos. Esa
no eS la forma de conquistar M
yOr unidad. La unidad nunca Sc
lOgra con evadir responsabilida-
des, sinO luchando militantemen
te por las demandas de los MEM
bros con relaci6n al nuevo con-
venio".
FL partido rCOmunista cree
que 81 suS afiliados o compane-
ros de viaje Sc marchan de la di-
recci6n, eel pueblo Sc hundira' e.
LO que a tOdas las personas
decentes y honradas interesa,
10 miSmo que a la ciudad de
Tampa, es que ell partido Comu-
nista siga SD propaganda pcliti-
ca y no inSiSta, con sus maneJos,
en- desacreditar y destruir Las
uniones.
Use habran vendido a los IA
bricantes los senOres que los CO.
munistas criticaron en- West
Tampa?
De nuevo pedimos a los ira
bajadores que aparten su causa
del partido Comunista y los CO.
munillas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
LOS ~FALANGIstTASI DIES
CGNTEN1CS CON Ell A
CUERDO VICHY-BERLIN

Madrid. mayo 21.-Los pc
lildieos puJli,aron en- sitio pro-
minerte las palabras del presi-
5anta Roosevelt, dichas la soma
ma pasada, en- contra de las nue.
vas maniobras poliicas del re-
gimen de Vichy.
"Arriba' sigue 9onjenando.
violentamente las normas de
Inglaterra Y habla de una nue.
va Europa unida en- Ia lucha pa
ia aplastar a Ia Gran Bretana;
pero no comenta ell acuerdo en-
tie el almirante Darlan, vicepri-
mer ministro de Francia, y ell
canciller Hitler,
Daztaca csc peri6dico que Es-
puma era la aliada original de
Alemania e Italia, 10 que acusa
Ia e~xistencia de cello entire los
miembros del Eje y sus subordi-
nados.
La entrega de Vichy hara
mas difisil para los falangistas
e realizar sus ambiciones en- A
frica. Francia Sc ha colocado de
parte del Eje y Ell imperio fran
c6s Sc halla halo la protection
de Hitler.
Estimase que ell pacto con vi
chy dara mayor fuerza a Alema
Mia para %presionar a Espana. 81
Vichy permite ell paso de tro-
pas en- direction de la frontera,
Espaha no podra seguir Opo-
niendose.
La Influenza nazi EN- la pc
ninsula ibarica no ha disminui-
DO. Hitler sigue concediendo inn
portancia al ej6rcito espanol, pc
TO la mayor parte de los genera
les Sc oponen a una nueva aven-
tura.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
TEATRO DEL CIRCUU0 GU
BAO
Garrido D PiHero

FL lunes 26 de este mes Sc pom
dram a la venta, EN- ell Circulo
Cubano, los asientos numerados
para las funciones que daran en-
Tampa los notables artistas Gu
banos Garrido y Pihero.
Hacienda un verdadero sacri-
ficio, y para complacer a sus al
miradores, esos artistas trabaja
ran en- ell teatrO de la sociedad
cubana los dias 6, 7 y 8 de JUNO.
Cada noche ofreceran dos tan
das.
FL exito esta asegurado.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
Ia GUARDIA IRA A LON
ORES

New York. mayo 21.-Circu-
Ia q rumor de que el alcalde la
Guardia hara una vista a Ion
dres para enten5er meior sus
3ebareg como jefe de Ia Defen-
"a Civil Los periodistas interro
garon hoy a La Guardia, en- re-
laci6n con el rumor, y contest6
eada cosa a 81 debido tempo.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
.DECLARADOS CULPABLES
LOS QUE A A LA
SRA. HAWKINS

Clearwater, mayo 21.-Un Ju
RADIO declare culpable del asesi-
nato en- segundo grade de la Sc
nora Ruth Rawlins, a Frank B.
Hogan, de q amos, y Earl j. AL
len, de 35. La deliberaci6n dur6
varias horas. FL juez de la Cor
te del Circuito podra condenar-
los, segln a la ley, a una pena
mfnima de 20 amos o una maxi
ma de prisi6n por toda Ia vida.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Mr. Grayson sostiene que las
enmiendas de Pat Whitaker a la
ley creando una junta electoral
en- Ell condado de Hillsborough
no tienen otra intenci6n que ha-
Ger la ley Unconstitutional.
Y para probarlo dice: LA
Constitution senala que ningu-
ma persona podra ~desempenar
las funciones de mas de un pues
to bajo ell gobierno del eStado,
al miSmo tempo.
Pat Whitaker hizo aprobar
un ley creando la Junta Munich
pal Electoral de la ciudad de
Tampa y para los puestos NOM
bro a amigos suyos.
Whitaker hizo aprobar un
proyecto de ley creando una Jun
ia de Utilidad (de Inutilidad)
para la ciudad de Tampa Y con-
sigui6 que para ella fuesen NOM
brados sus amigos politicos.
Aprobaria Ell la nueva ley So
bre la Junta Electoral, 81 lie per-
mitiesen dar los cargos a sus "a
migos Y dOminarla.
Bueno es recordar que en- la
primera Junta Electoral de la
ciudad de Tampa, ell senador no
concedi6 representation a la CO.
lonia latina. Tampoco lie conce-
di6 representation a sus amigos
latinos en- la Junta de Utilidad.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21
LOS ITALIANO
PEDIRAN Ell PERDON

Los hermanos Joe y Sam TIA
liano, condenados a 18 meses
por administrar una casa de jue
go, anunciaron hoy que ell dia
3 de JUNO solicitaran su indul-
to ante la Junta de Perdones del
Estado, que Sc reunira en- Ia
llahassee.
Llevan cumplidos ocho meses
y la noticia sobre su intenci6n
so public6 en- un semanario To-
cal.
Ademas de la condena de 18
meses, 81 juez Hines impuso a
cada uno de ellos multa de $500
) las costas.
81 no pagan esas multas de-
beran cumplir otrcs seis mesea.
La gaceta., 1941-05-21

Ell marques de Aguiar, que no
es republican, nj leal, sino mo-
narquico Y representante de va
rios grupos cat6licos espanoles,
ACADIA de avisar a la s~ecretaria
de estado de los compromises y
manejos del dictator Franco.
Afirma ell marques, y noso-
troS creemoS sus palabras, que
desde 1888 Sc halla Franco COM
prometido, por medic de un pac
to, a cumplir las 6rdenes de Hit
Ter.
FL marques, sin embargo, de-
be haberse equivocado de fecha.
Franco recibe 6rdenes de Hit
Ter, y las cumple 10 mejor que
puede, desde 1886.