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Evening star., 1941-02-24
Local Drama Groups
MIR. Walter Kerr of Catholic u.
Does Have His Problems
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Mr. Walter Kerr of the Catholic University Speech and Drama
a
thinking
with ommendable imper-
who has embarked
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Two cups siftsd sass floar. 2
teaspoons combination hsAinE
powder. = teaspoon sslt. y cup
butter or ether shoFtsnlaa. 4 ear
sugar. sEr. unhssssn! Y cup
milk. teaspoon ssnllis. | square
unswsstsnsa ehocolsts. melted
10 tablespoons sugar. y tsssponn
salt. / Tablespoon butter. = tea.
spoen soda. , Tablespoons boiling
water.
sift -four cnc.. measure saf
baking powder and ssi,. and slft
tossthsr three tln.s Cream ssi,-
Ter thoroughly. add sugar grad.
usiiy. and cream tessshss sell
Add srE and beat very thor.
ouEhlyf Add flour. alternately
with milk. . small amount 81 =
time. beating After each addition
until smooth. Add vanilla. Gem
bsns ehocolats. sugar, salt. suttsr.
soda. and water, stir until blsndsd
and thick. Cool slightly.
Turn . xsnsrou. ons- half os
batter into CREASED a-lnsh layer
pan. Add ehoeoiats MIXTURE In
remaining batter. stirring ansii
thoroughly blsnd&d turn into
creased s.laeh layer pan. nass
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Ungroomed Throat Obvious
As Bad Case of Laryngitis
rs Necessary 10 Choose the Right Clothes ard
To Know How 70 Wear Them; Proper Setting Needed

Fashion designers have taken
p the beauty experts PET hit
Il sdyies Don't neglect youF
throat
Net even ths snaFtsst clothes
zrs - fiattsfinx a. Z - pezalels
Tor then 20 - Z Their owner lsts
her makeup step at hsf chin line,
ssys Nleols. ere - New 1orks
sell known designers There
should - an unhrossn shade BE-
tween hairllne and nsckiins q
The dress"
Madame Nieois. Ike mest good
designers. firmly believes tha,
grooming routine. and knowing
how 10 wear clothes are Just IS
important 70 every womAns sp-
pearanes as choosing tho right
clothes IN the first place,
Every good dros- needs the
proper setting" Madame Niools
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. SERIAL STORY
CALIBAN FROM CALEB
oPNHIssT. fszf.
MA sasstCf NC.

under his eyes that she has never
noticed before.
why, Mr.. ritrwater. come on
in she says. shs IL figuring on
eating dinner At home and going
10 the club later for her shows. 20
she 10 dressed in q cute little ging-
ham house dress and low-heeled
shoes that make her look like q
high school sophomore.
Il came TO take you for a drive.
my dear" says castaloni-alais-
Fitzwater Hurry and throw a
coat on. It's so nice out now"
How lovely. I'd like that. But
I just put some pork chops on and
I'm not dressed. Stay here for
dinner. Mr.. FitzwAter. and after
we've eaten Ill change my clothes
and we can drive for q while be-
fore my first show"
mo. no. Right away. Please
hurry"
But the pork chops. can't
leave them"
Castaloni IL getting more nerv-
Gus every minute. Damn the pork
chops. Come on. say"
Adoreen doesn't know whether
TO be shocked or hurt. why. Mr.
Fitzwatsr." sh. says Whats the
NATTER There's no hurry"
That's what YOU think"
"Hsvs a drink. You1l feel
better"
Castaloni comes toward her. and
his face looks hard and wolfish.
Il feel fine. I never felt better in
my life. said for you 10 put on
a wrap and come with me Now
quit staliing and let's get out Of
here"
Adoreen backs up against the
wall. Her lips are quivering. and
the red spots are gone out Of her
cheeks. ! m not going with you, y"
she says Il don't know what's
the matter with you. but I'm not
leaving this apartment"
"Oksy," says Castalonl. still
walking toward her. Then never
mind the coat. It's warm out and
there's a blanket in the car" lie
lunges at her and clamps one hand
over her mouth. lie sweeps her
into his arms and heads for the
door.
He looks carefully down the
hallway before ne step. out. Ado
reen II kicking and struggling TO
break away. but II taxes a strong
fcOutinusd on Page ls. Column -
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Thank-You Note

Dear Miss Grey: Recently I had
the pleasure OF doing a very good
friend of mine a favor and now
she has sent me gift Of apprecia-
ton for what I have done. Will
you tell me IL ii is necessary for
me to write thankyou note or
should I just consider the gift a.
payment for the favor | did for
her and let it 90 at that. Please
tell me whether or not thank
you note is required in case
such as this.
MRS. X.
Dear Mary n: Even though
you earned the gift, u il neees-
sary for you TO write a thank
you note.
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
nv EMILY POST

On the face 81 II there Is the
hint of first quarrel in the
following letter My husband and
I are making plans 10 pay our
first visit back 90 our home town
since ve were married Both sets
Of parents live there. I think We
ought To stay with my parents
and he SAYS No. we must stay with
his Both houses are big 80 Il
Is not question which can bs
decided by space. Who - right
Do you think ". could settle n
by each OF us staying with our own
family What started out as a
very unlmportAnt question IL
turning into something threaten.
ing 10 be q problem in dead earn
est think the wife's parents
have first call because a woman
Is home more. lie SAYS II IL of
great Importance that wife
adapt herself TO the family whose
name she now bears
MY answer 10 this - that you
are letting u become too serious.
think you had better settle your
differences by making plans 10
stay half time with each family.
II this brings a second discussion
"a 20 which family comes first. I
think the only way 10 decide this
10 10 draw straws or course n
II happens that you are an only
child. and your husband ~ one
OF many. Il would perhaps Be fair
TO stay with your family for this
reason. Also another reason for
choosing one house rather than
the other would a. you said
b. the question OF size. But IN
any case. going your ssparats
ways would certainly osus. dis
eussion. people would be likely
TO wonder whether your marriage
were turning out very well.
Replacing = Wedding Ring
Dear Mrs. Post. Ny mothers
wedding ring long ago became %
thin that she had to discard a.
This has never been replaced be
oau~ my father has had All he
could do 20 provide the necessities
for the family. Mother being very
sentimental I know she minded
very much not wearing a wedding
ring. Now that my sister and I
for the frat time have lobs which
pay enough 80 We can save a
little over, would II be proper II
We bought mother a new ring.
possibly letting father choose ~ >
Answer: Certainly you can DO
this. Perhaps best Of all you can
have the old ring COR AZ least part
Of ~ welded inside of the new
one 20 that the part Of u neat 20
her finger would be her own ring
know this can be done because
I once saw such a ring. but
whether tho old one had gold
built Up over - or whether the
old one Naz fitted inside Of a nsV
one. I don't know.
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Backs are back In ths spot
light Of summer fashioni Anne
Adams makes smart uss of back
buttonlng In Pattern sTDs q
perfect styis for sports dates or
Just keeping cool wear. Ths back
nsckiins. squared and iow.cut for
perfect tan. cfos,-s over 70 =
fuli-isngth 6uitonlng. what
sauoy. gay treatment The trim
slim Naistband goes ali around.
with the bodice scfinsss gathered
In sboys. Aors gathers ara held
by the slantlnx y0ss-sffset siashs.
Just esi0v the shoulders roiili
lovs ths youthful simplicity u ihs
square front Hsesllns A pert
t,0lsru. Iaehst Ia Included with the
pattern 10 eompisis tbs ea-,gfns.
DO make II ~ith ths rsv.r. in ssY
contrast. matched ~ tins ssas,.
band
Pattern .7ss = svsilabls n
junior mis- sizes n. ~. IS. fs
IS. is ~ ard IL sire n drsss.
taxes yards ~ men fsbrie.
Send tse N coins snd Tao tss
tokens for this Anne Adams pat.
tern. Wriis plainly .xe. nsms.
address and rye numssr.
sumner Fashion 1871 IL sEioa~
Win color g. spirit novelty
Order your Anns aaans Pattern
Book nov. snd ain first place
On ths fashion scene with . smart,
individual. thrifty vsrdroo~. Ths
indispsnslbis book sh0ss outfits
Tor every activity from nght-sss-
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Each style u translated ist0 ths
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pattern togsthsr. z5e and tao tar
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send your order 10 Tacoma
Tines. Pattern Department, Ia
coma. Wash.
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Mother of 'Teen-Age Girl
Gives Helpful Suggestions
Strongly Advises Intimate Talks Between Children
And Parents; Daughter Contented With Plan
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: could help but the letter
from the sisters their early teens which appeared your
column Monday. | have had the trouble their
mother must be having with Il yearod daughter who
looks like IS
For quite long time our front yard has been
fun Of boys and bicycles and my daughter has been salts
fled TO play and bicycle riding with boys from p to Il
years of age However. about month ago she met a
young chap and he asked her out with him. told him
how young she and that they were too young TO
out evenings alone. explained that he could spend
much time here he liked that they could walk down
to the park which is close nome. but that he must
ALWAYS have daughter back in her yard By 80 o'clock
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also let her 90 TO town once
week and they have lunch IN
town and go 10 a show together.
but she Is always TO be home for
dinnar at s o'clock. This plan
works fine and l don't believe that
there Is any harm in it.
Every night when I 90 in to
say goodnight to her. We have a
little talk. Il believe that a lot
of mothers don't have enough
time for their children these
. days. These evening talks Of
ours aid us both for they help US
TO understand each other. Dur
ing the next five years my daugh-
ter will probably have lots Of boy
friends for she is very popular
with the younger set. II she
eets in the habit OF telling me
things now, it will be lot easier
later on.
I vas always afraid 10 tell my
mother even the most trivial
things. I don't want my girl to
be afraid Of me. I laugh and
joke about little things with her
and We are real pals.
hope this will help the mother
OF the girls who wrote to you
asking why they couldn't go out
MRS. S.
Dear Mrs. s.: am certain
that the mother OF the two
girls whose letter / printed on
Monday will be very grateful
for the help you have given her.
i feel certain. in fact, that your
letter will be appreciated by a
great many mothers with
daughters in their early teens.
Your plan seems to be a very
good one. 10 Is always wise
for n parent to gain his child's
confidence. Altogether too many
children are afraid to confide
In their parents. and In most
cases the parents are 10 blame.
The manner In which a boy
= or girl Is disciplined during
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IN moasrsfs ossa lsso Deg ~ -
Ia o minutes a. antii aan<. CT.
Spill layers IN hslf n rake faay
tiers apresa Essh sboeaisss frust-
INC s~s~ssn ayers and - top srd
sides 81 sszs. zFrsnasnG llHht
layers 90 assh laY~fs
nstM CHOCOLATE vnosTrSo
Feus tshisspesn. batter. -
cups slftsa eenfestlausfs sugar.
saK. unb>sssng | Tablespoon mllk
lshuuti. a.~h - alt. - squares
mns~estsnsf choerlsss. msifsd;
teaspoon vsniils
Cream butter. sds l cup sugar
sed b~st sail AL egg ara ns~aa.
Ada remaining sussf. alternately
vita milk. s>stinr wsii Ala eat.
choeolsts. and vanilla. and h~xt
until smooth
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For A. B. e..

Dear Miss Grey. For an eighth
grade graduate the letter in Mon
days paper from a Be- was a
masterpiece. and that goes for your
answer, too. abe" Is 80 we'll
| hope before she is - she viii
have begun business course and
when that is finished I hope she
will 60 to Lincoln High night
school for some years to come.
I am much older than she and
my life has been made richer and
happier BY my going 10 Lincoln
night school and taking advantage
Of the great privileges offered
there Ny only regret Is that
was so long in finding out what
gold mine our night schools
are. Best OF luck to "ABC."
from "X.Y.Z.".
X.Y.z.
Dear N.Y.: Thank you for
your letter IL IL always In
teresting 10 hear of the opinions
and experiences OF this columns
readers especially when they
pertain TO something that has
already been touched upon In
the column. "a. Il. c. will no
doubt appreciate your thought
fulness and profit by wour es-.
perience. / like your thought
about the value of good educa-
ton being comparable TO the
richness OF gold mine. Thank
Won 40 much
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BY NORMAN KAHL


Hoimon tho Hoist doesn't look
back after he shoots away from
the grove in Spikes car. He
doesn't even take a deep breath
until he reaches the main highway
back TO Manhattan. He feels like
a man who has just seen a tidal
wayr
II this guy Angus MaePhillips
Is dumb. then he, Hoimon the
Hoist, once known AS the best
second-story man in the business,
Is country parson. Hoimon
doesn't know how Luigi Castaloni
is going to take this, but 1t isn't
going to be sweet He waits until
he is safely back in New York
before he pulls up in front OF
drug store and dashes for the
telephone booth. He dials a num-
Der and waits.
Hello. Boss" he says between
his teeth. This is Hoimon-no.
Hoimon the Hoist. Yeah. ! got
somethin' to tell va Well,
that's what wanta tell va about.
VA see. we takes this mug Mac
Phillips out in the country like
you said and No. Boss. wait
minute. When We get there
everything goes haywirs. d.
Yeah, that's right. We didn't get
him.
u still don't believe II, but II my
eyes wasn't deceivin' me. Mac
Phillips has laid out Spike. Butch
and Trigger Tim Now don't
be sore. tell you. va never saw
anything like IT, thought ]
oughta get oack and warn you.
Va see. on the way out. we spilled
everything. We didn't figger he'd
be coming back so we couldn't see
no harm in tellin' him the facts OF
life. And now he is coming back,
and I got a notion 1t won't be
healthy for us-not for awhile at
least II you ask me Boss,
wait minute. Are you still
there ,"
Hoimon clicks the receiver a
couple OF times and then hangs up.
He goes over in his mind all the
hideouts ne can think OF in the
city and then he goes back 10 IN.
car and drives away.
Luigi castaloni is the least bit
irritated. lie should have known
better than TO trust Spike and his
goriuas Up TO now. life has been
pretty smooth. There have been
practically no bitches. but this is
tough baby He suppses ne
have TO clear out for awhile at
least until this thing blows over.
Maybe the cops won't believe
MacPhillips. But II they get spik.
and Butch and Tim. one Of them
viii talk. And hen there - Mac
Phillips himself nscPhillips
knows about the racket and hs
knows now that u u Csstaloni
alias Fitzwster who has stolen his
girl
Maybe that is the answer. Ado
reen Is cute little dickens a
little on the Sunday school side.
perhaps. but a pretty swell piece
Of furniture He can take a pow
der out to that place up on Long
Island that nobody knows about.
Il viii be nice having Adoreen
around while he waits for things
70 simmer down a little.
The sun IL going down when
castaloni pulls up In front Of
Adoreen's apartment He walks
sNiftly through the lobby and into
the elevator. When he gets 10
Adorsen's door. he Is shaking a
little and feels ashamed Of him
self for getting the jttsrs just be
cause % a dumb lug ike Mac
Phillips.
Adoreen isn't expecting Mr. F1tz-
water tonight, - she j. a little
surprised ehen she sees him ~ the
door. shs 10 even more surprised
70 see that he isn't smiling and
that MA face is kind Of white. az
cept where there are DARK pockets
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Selectees Home from Camp
viii Appreciate Good Cake

When the boys eems hems from
training camp. make thsir hrisf
holiday . feast ~ sheeassts cake
It's almost every boys favofits.
Nave plenty ~ thick ssseolsss
fvos,lns that's m. ssy tssy lie
"a
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those few years when he II
neither a child nor an adult has
a great deal 10 do with his life
later on. for u il during thooe
years that IL Is decided. for the
most part unconsciously. what
kind Of a "grown-up" he viii be-
come.
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When you need few extrs dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad
Phone Main 315I.
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Grooming ROules Are Every WOans Appearance

ns bonc@
bicl@ - q Woft
30 wd wfs
puH - Ha
@h r.
ef1ess skHt
q faded he
dsnn. 81 ss %
9TH saeks end
si,ofts Ire shoss
ere - ~otiahs
raatsf oi. 9Th
thk cofk meN
ttem PofB
lac n.ost g re
4aII,~cUi
ssofx. hksx
end naiKh
SeWfx ouffHx
Ths dsal
ensemble % IRIS
Sps ,ngiass
shots. q sfofts
skirt. siorkk O
notchH,s iockst
cd az ieuzt
to blosse
Which NOV 70
worn With Ire
other pieces
FER cool
mountofn resorts.
TIE four NON
pieces moY be
81 SOFT ~ashubls
Nonnel TIE
hlousss ~ cotton.
OF course.
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CARR ron
fouR CLOTHES

"fat tree. in your shea. ths
minute you taks them OF. stuff
the tees % svenins slippers with
tissue paper and kesp them IN .
hon use shoulder hsped. wood.
IN hangers fer your coats ana
suit jackets. Make sure thai
separate sslrt. hang straight on
their hangers Keep hrimmsa
hsts On hat trees. Ttuesns shouid
10 filled with tissue PAPER and
Kept. upside down. in hat boxes.-
In addition. all designers agree.
women who make . career ~ BE-
ing well turned cut. hsv. . mania
for brushes brushes % all sizes
and shapes. Tnsy hsvs brushes
for hats. q hard. s,lff. brassi.a one
for hsri.nnlsh wool eoats and
suits. = soft. long bristled brush
for twssds and silks rhsY clean
suede shoes with = rubber sponss.
% cour.s
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explains. -kna ths proper sitting
far every god dress insiude. hair
that Il soft. clean ard neatly ar.
rangsa. clean snin. covered wtth
Iast ths right amount ~ makeup.
immseaiate gloves ard shoe.
which snow re result Il loving
and efficient ears
The dynsnsir Designer polnts
cut the necessity II proper care
- clothes when they srent besnx
~crn.
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Today
TodaY's
MINTED HONEYDFW

MINTED HONEYDEW
package lime-flavored gelatin
! cup hot water
j teaspoon chopped mint leaves
cup minced honeydew melon
Dissolve gelatin in hot water.
Add mint leaves. Prepare melon
and add. Strain mixture through
very fine sieve. Turn into indi-
vidual molds. Chill. Serve as
dessert, or as salad on crisp let
tuce with mayonnaise. Serves 4
% s.
MaRSHMALLOW MERINGUE
FRENCH PASTRIES
tsufficient to decorate 2 dozen
lady finger halves
l packette "a h. marsh
mallows
tablespoon milk
2 egg whites
Desired flavoring and food
coloring
cup granulated sugar
teaspoon salt
dozen small lady fingers
Place marshmallows and milk in
saucepan and heat slowly. folding
over and over. Remove from heat
when marshmsllows are about half
melted; then continue folding until
marshmsllows have formed
smooth, fluffy mixture. Cool. Beat
egg whites until they Just hold
peak. Add desired amount Of food
coloring and flavoring extract.
Then add sugar very slowly and
continue beating until meringue is
stiff and smooth Add salt. Pour
meringue into softened msrshmal-
lou mixture, fold carefully with
spoon. Split lady fingers length
wise into halves. With a spoon or
pastry gun top cut sides Of lady
fingers with meringu.. Then
place under a hot broiler flame for
= minute or until meringue is
lightly Drowned Remove and
serve when desired.
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fssiow sr. ths answers q te~s
as~stlous printed % Editorial
psne
1 Hsrd.
q 1ohn nfsinhesk
q Industrial Workers a ths
World.
4. True.
o. lao. Q 10 % . -
q Hsyhlavik
7. srARKroA
.. No.
, nsmusi y. nmIfh
10. naidpats.
Hsqassa'aa4alas asalsasalalaaaaN
my y. . naaAs sn1 sSve'
La gaceta., 1941-05-15

Algo parecido sucedi6 hoy
por la manana en- la avenida
Nebraska.
I'm perrito Elmo, con un CO.
liar bonito, Sc echo a la Gale.
Venia un autom6vil, a bas-
tante velocidad. Ell individuo
que guiaba ell coche no contuvo
la marcha, pero Sc "lav6 las ma
nos" tocando ell "klaxon'.
FL perrito Sc asust6 y Sc atur-
do. La velocidad no fue dismi-
nuida. Bajo las ruedas dsl coche
del barbara perdi6 su vida ell a
nimalito.
Este, como ell de la paloma,
nos indujo a llamarle criminal
otras cOsas mas.
Ciudadano honrado y honda
dose: No Sc Unite listed a tocar
ell "%fotuto", sine acorte tambien
la velocidad.
Los animales, como las per-
sonas, Sc aaturden y perecen.
Una paloma y un perro me-
nos-diran algunos.
Manana haran 10 mismo co1
La gaceta., 1941-05-15
lpitaciones de
la colonia latina
UNA PALOMA Y UN PERRO

IbamoS por la ayenida Os-
borne. Dos palomas comian en-
Ia calle.
En- direction opuesta a nues-
tro coche venia I'm autom6vil, a
bastante velocidad. FL individuo
son6 ell "klaxon', pero no con-
tuyo la marcha.
La palcma de nuestro lado Sc
aaly6. Pereci6 la Otra entire las
ruedas del coche que pasaba.
Hizo sonar el %''fotuto', pero
no contuvo la Marcia, compren-
diendo, o debiendo comprender,
que no lie daba a la paloma sufi-
ciente tempo para levantarse y
volar,
Nosotros lie calificamos dura-
mente; pero 81 sigui6 la marcia.
La gaceta., 1941-05-15
En- ell teCtrO Royal

Muy adelantados van los en-
sayos de la bonita obra "Hijos
Artificiales," que sera presenta
da en- ell teatro Royal, de West
Tampa, por las muchachas de Ia
Secci6n de Damas del Centre Els
panol de West Tampa, presidi-
das por la simpatica Srta. Mary
Cohalla.
La direction esta a cargo de
la primera actriz Sra. Carmen
Ramirez, 10 que garantiza ell ext
to artistic0.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentara I'm gran actO de varie-
dades.
Ell producto de la fiesta sera
dedicado al Sanatorio del Cen
tro.
A juzgar por la gran can't
dad de boletos de entradas ver.-
La gaceta., 1941-05-15
En- los Loyal Knights

Segin transcurren los dias al
menta ell entusiasmo para ast3'
tir al gran Picnic annual de la 10
gia CabaIeros Leales de Ameri-
ca, Ell domingo % del preSente
mes.
La romeria Sc verificara ell
los terrenos del "Police Pistol
Club" Para comodidad de los
que no tengan coches, Sc ha con
tratado los servicios de una Com
pania de autobuses.
Hace saber la comisi6n orga-
nizadora que ha contratado los
vicios de dos populares orques-
tas de la localidad, como tam =
La gaceta., 1941-05-15
seres humanos y despu@s... VEN
dram las lementaciones y el "lan
tico".
EleccioneS

Sc aproXima la fecha de las
elecciones municipales en- Ybor
City Y en- Tampa.
ASpiran a la reelection los
~concejales Juan Pacheco y
Frank Cannella.
Sabemos va de cinco candida.
tos en- contra de Juan; tres o
cuatro "correran', como Sc dice
por AGA, en- contra de Cannella.
De nue. o saldran a la 'pales-
ira" cehtenares de lideres y ca
ha uno dira, convencillisImo:
"Yo dispongo de miles de vo-
tos."
Ell "civismo cotizable', a tan
to Ell vote, tiene muchos parti-
darios en- este arenal.
La gaceta., 1941-05-15
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

La jaenta dc hoy
ESta noche Sc reuniran las
Secciones de Damas y Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, para ceIe-
brar 81 acostumbrada junta de
semana.
Sc nombraran las comisiones
para el Bale Verbena del Saba
do, por cuyo motive ~requieren
Ia a~siStencia de todos los MEM
bros.
Empezara a las 500 en- pun
to.
Complacidos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-15
La Verbema del Sdbado

La HeTOS1bU uSI SUOUuO
Solo dos dias mas y disfrura-
remcs de uno de los aconteci-
mientos mas destacados de Ia
temporada, la Verbena Cabaret
de la Secci6n Atl6tica del Circu-
10 Cubano.
Los organizadores de esta fies
ia laboran incansablemente.
Ell Patio-Jardfn esta siendo
adornado con bombillitos multi
dolores.
La fiesta dara comienzo a las
IL 100 de la noche y terminara
a las cinco de la manana.
Sc preparan algunas sorpre
sas.