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Milford chronicle., 1941-06-27
LINCOLN

Mr.. and Mrs. John LeCompte and
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald attended
the Grand Fiesta. Order of Eastern
Star, held at the Shrine Club on
the DUPONT highway, at State Road,
on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Blankenburg.
Mrs. Marguerite Hartman, of Will
mington; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burris and son Bill, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maske, Of New Castle, spent the
week end as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Peter Halfen.
william Curtin, of Chester. Pa.
visited relatives over the week.
end.
Miss Margaret Brenneman left
New York City June 18th on the
steamer "Cristobal" for Panama,
where she has received an ap-
pointment as nurse in a veterans
hospital.
The residence at the Lincoln
hatchery is being repaired and re-
painted and will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cannon, of
Georgetown, who will be engaged
in raising broilers.
Miss Ethel Mae Warren spent
last Saturday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Arthur Walls and daughter,
Ruth Ellen, of Wilmington, is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
P. Shew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins
had as guests at dinner on Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eek
strom. Of neaE Milford. aI
Mrs. John DonoYan, Mrs. George
Warren and Mrs Jay. Abbott at
tended the rural women's Snort
Course, held at the University of
Delaware, last week.
Mrs. Philip Citta and daughter
Joan, of Toms River. N. j., are
spending the week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Greenly
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John |
LeCompte at their summer cottage
at Rehoboth Beach, Sunday.
Miss Florence Halfen is visiting
friends at Oak Orchard.
William Warren has erected a
"pargola" at his residence near
town. He also has finished a con-
crete walk there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook spent
Saturday and Sunday in Whining
ton as guests of Mrs. Cooks broth
er and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Welch and son Lloyd.
Davis Donovan of Louisville, Ky.
has been a recent guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Donovan.
John Cocker. of Newark, N. j., is
spending the week with, his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Greenly and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huriah Fitzgerald
are being congratulated on the
birth of a daughter, born in the
Milford Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday. June II. The little miss
has been named Sandra. Mrs. F'itz-
gerald is the former Irene Lynch,
Of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins and
son Andy. Mrs. Edna Argo and
children Eleanor, Winona and John
spent Sunday at Rehoboth and Oak
Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Greenly and
laughter, Norma, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tohn Donovan spent Sunday in Re-
loboth.
The young people of Lincoln had
/ "doggie" roast at Rehoboth ON
Wednesday evening. All reported
| fine time.
Mrs. I. H. Wallace. of Whining
on, spent last week end with her
,rother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
lack Shockley.
Services for Sunday, June 29:
Preaching at 10 A. NJ.
Church School at IL A. M.
Evening Worship at o'clock.
slaughter Neck
Church School 2 P. M.
Public Worship at 8 P. M.
Rev. William Mcdaniel, Pastor.
DON'T BUY any Refrigerator
ntil you see the new 1941 Hot
oint at J. B. Poore G Son, Mil
'rd. m21-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-27

A pair of wrens built their nest
in the red light of traffic signal
in Denver.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-27

Miss Avis Maull has been visit
ing her sister and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lawton at
Dover
Mrs. w. M. Stevenson and daugh-
ter, Ruth Ann, and Mrs. Clarence
Person and daughter Lucille spent
Wednesday of last week at Reho-
both.
Charlie w. Thomas. age Sc years,
passed away Thursday, June 10. at
the Marine Hospital in Baltimore.
He was we'll known and a likeable
fellow in and around this commun-
ity, especially at Bowers Beach,
and was known as Capt. Thomas.
He is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Theasan, one son, Ray
mond, both of Wilmington, two
two brothers and
two sisters. Funeral services were
held from the Rogers Funeral
Home on Monday. June %. with
Rev. Harry Conner officiating. In
terment in Barratt's Chapel.
The following officers were elect
ed for the board of trustees of the
Frederick Methodist Church for
he ensuing year: President, JOS
sph Gerow; vice president, F. A.
Norris; secretary, W. H. Rogers;
reasurer, J. Mcbride.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-27

SEE THE NEW Extra Storage
Bin that holds two cases of can
goods on the new 1941 Hotpoint
Refrigerator at ]. B. Poore & Son,
Milford. m21-tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
'Woman ofhe Year,
Next for Hepburn
S t ar B o u G h t
Story M-G-M
to Film 1t
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. June IS. - The
only star / know who brings her
own stories to a studio is Kath-
arine Hepburn. She did il with
philadelphia Story" and now she
Is doing the sans thing with
woman of the Year" a story she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Film, Find
TO Sing
At WestWOOd

ONE OF Hollywood's glamor-
Gus candidates for film honorS
viii be this week-ends singing
star with Lowry Clark and his
orchestra al Westwood Gardens
starting Thursday, She is Detroit s
own red-haired Madelon Grayson,
who is combining her Westwood
appearances with family visit
prior TO going 10 Chicago 10 IN
radio engagements.
Madelon was a Columbia player
besides appearing in such wolf
known screen productions as The
Great Victor Herbert" Lillian
Russell" Girls of the Road,
Glamour For Sale" and the
Forthcoming 1T Happened To Ne. "
She is returning TO. the cinema
capital in November for further
screen commitments.
Lowry Clark and his orchestra,
which is matching the popularity
of any of the bands that have
appeared az Westwood in recent
seasons. continue for dancing
Bobby Allen provides a variety of
vocal numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
United The alters
Special Ma+inees

UNITED DETROIT THE
ATER PORATION ar
nounces the first of a series S
special Summer vacation" matt
nees at a group of the neighbour
hood air-cooled theaters, to be
held today. There will be special
gifts for each child attending The
shows this afternoon at the Alger,
Annex, Norwest, Ramona, Regent,
Royal. Rosedale, Varsity and
Vogue theaters.
All children will receive special
ice cream give-aways, there will
be cartoons in each theater IN
addition to two nit attraction fea-
lures, and 10 wagons will be given
away in each theater to the win
ners of the United Theaters'
Name the Dog Contest" which
have been conducted for several
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Novelist Picks Boy
AS 'Yearline' Jody

MARJORIE KINNAN RAWL.-
INGS gazed intently into the face
OF l3-year-old Gene Eckman for a
silent minute. Then she Rugged
him tightly, with just a suspicion
OF a tear in her eye.
He IL Jody," she told Direc-
tor Victor Fleming
Fleming arranged the meeting
as a surprise for Mrs Rawlings
when the famous novelist paid
him a visit al Metro-GoldWyn-
Mayors location in the Florida
scrub where he is filming The
Yearhngs,' starring spence T
Tracy.
Later. Mrs. Rawlings told Gene
Il wrote The Yearling' because |
love boys and animals and this
countr)-
She invited Gcpe 10 visit her
home at HawthornNThere the Jody
who came out of Fhe pages Of
her Pulitzer Prize novel Is 10 have
a memorable experience. At her
own suggestion. Gene is 10 listen
10 The Yearling' as only Marjorie
kinnan Rawlings can read il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Sends Taking
/ letters to Fans

ANN RUTHERFORD makes
her letters talk!
She's doing that very thing.
Instead Of answering her mail in
the usual way, the Polly Benedict
OF the Hardy series is using her
new recording machine for that
purpose.
Its the easiest way l know
20 combine business and pleas
ure," she points out.
Every Saturday morning now
is set aside as correspondence
day But instead of picking Up
pen and paper, Ann Sits beside
her machine. turns on the motor
and gets going. Those fortunate
enough TO be on the receiving end
of this mail are in for pleas
ant surprise-theyll get a record
of AIMS voice instead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Betty Gifts Standin
With Scholarship

B0BBfE COLEMAN, young and
lovely stand-in for Betty Cradle
on the set of Miami" received
an unusual gift from the star
She received a years scholar
ship AT one Of the city'S best dane
ing academies so that she could
prepare herself for a career as an
exhibition ballroom dancer.
Bobbie has been Betty's stand
in since the latter returned from
New York. The two have become
close friends and when Bobbe re-
marked that she would like TO 60
in for professional dancing Betty
paid for a years instruction from
one Of the finest teachers of the
art in Southern California.
However. Bobbie will continue
as Betty's stand-in until she COM
pletes the course. That's one part
of the agreement between the two
girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Magician Takes
His Act Up
T urns Pilot to
Try N ew
Trio Ks
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THERE ) MAGIC in the air!
If you don't believe il, ask Mar
doni, the flying prestigiditator who
is currently appearing at the Club
Royale, one Of the stops in his
aerial tour Of the country.
Modern magicians have aban-
doned most of the old tricks and
have taken up such new ones as
following aviation and taking their
stunts from one city 10 another
by plane, rather than having them
whisked off by pigeons as of old.
Mardoni, for example, is not
only an aviation enthusiast, he is
IA practical pilot. He has flown his
own plane over $4,000 miles and
has used his experience as a pilot
in the last war 10 serve him in the
current dilemma of how vaude-
willie acts are 10 get rapidly from
one place 10 another; closing in
one town on a certain night and
Opening the next in another.
His lovely partner and wife,
Louise, drives the car filled with
the props from Pittsburgh 10 De-
troit and then Mardoni breezes
in on a tail wind just in time TO
take over the mystifying pro-
Icedure.
ALL IN THE AIR
Actually he has been everything
from war fighter 10 transport
pilot and has kept his thoughts in
the air during the course of the
past 20 years. even if ne is nightly
up 10 his old tricks of confusing
confused customers in various
might clubs and theaters.
He believes that vaudeville
should have taken to the air, be-
fore the public gave il that.
"If aerial transportation had
been promoted, actors would
have stopped thinking about
those long train jaunts and those
hideOus waits after one-night
stands. Vaudeville should have
become as modern as the air
and taken to IL unless they were
hampered with trained seals"
says Mardoni.
All the time off he has at the
present, for example he spends at
the City Airport getting the
Winnie Hiveler Dancers and other
colleagues to take off and land on
their feet, something that even
their arduous dancing training
hasn't taught them.
A NEW ROLE
A feature Of the annual meeting
of the Detroit Federation of
Women's Clubs tomorrow after
moon will be an address by Charles
Hanson Towne. celebrated author.
editor and lecturer. who is playing
his first professional theatrical
role as the clergyman in Life
With Father"
Mr.. Towne will speak on Lit
erature and the Theater." and his
talk will be sailed with personal
"reminiscences and anecdotes of
great personalities he has known
intimately in both felds-such as
Mrs. F1ske in the theater Alex
lander Woollcott. II. -. Mencken
and many others in the realm of
letters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Film Time Clock

ADAMS" Blood and sand " i2.is 3,E
700 1927 m The Bic Boss" IL 0a
q m 81 SIS. e.is p. m
BROADWAY CAPITot--"Go with the
Wind IS a m 1855 $40 p m
CINDERELLA-"Cons with the wind.
ia. 5.lf. ei4 p. m.
FISHER Gone with the Wind 1908.
. 0s, ell p m.
Fox-"In the Navy" ~ rs, rs, s:22
1921 y m. Her First Beau, 1905
O.. m, 202. $50, 9:o3 3. m
NIcHIGAN-s"M John Doe" II a. m.
Baby" l:i3. 5:12. eli p. m
MADIsoN-"of Human Bondage" II
a. m. 2:02. 5O4. sos. II :0s p, m; Sins
You Sinners 1879. 1871. s:33. . IS p. m
PALMS sTATE-"one Night in Lisbon. q"
1915. 4:ii. 1885. 1i:01 .. m; wagons
Roll a. Night" II a. m, 225, $50. 2 Is
I'm. Louis Conn hght pictures, i2.2i,
7:ii, 1899 .. m.
rvIERA 49, Gone With the Wind"
~ 81. Sol Q 0s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
ANOTHER VISITOR

Still they come these interest
Ing visitors from all over the
world. Arriving today is Lysiane,
30-year-old granddaughter of the
Divine Sarah" Mademoiselle
Cor is II Madame?) Bernhardt is
bringing biography Of her Ia
nous grandmother and according
10 Haworth Bromley. the story
head OF Dolan e. Doane. IL is most
interesting. While here Miss Bern
hardt will he the guest Of the
Lazare family. famous French
bankers now living in Beverly
Hills.
Several companies have talked
of doing a biography OF the mimi
table Sarah. but could never make
arrangements with the family.
Probably il will be done now.
Hear Louella Parsons in Holly
wood Premiere" on WJR, $50 "a
9 each Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
AIMS Alma Mater
Honors Mother

ANN SOTHERN returned from
a two-week visit 10 New York.
following Lady Be Good, 10
learn that her mother. Mrs.
Annette Lake, has just receive 4
an invitation TO he a guest teacher
of piano at the McPhail School Of
Music in Minneapolis.
This is the same school that
the M-G-M actress won a scholar
ship from during her high school
days. for original musical compo-
sitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

bought in New
York and which
M-G-M accept
ed. S pen C er
Tracy will be
starred w it h
her and that's
enough 10 make
any actre s S
h a ppy I o r.
Spencer never.
gives a medi-.
o c re perIeru-'
ance. He has
& ne TO New
York and when
he returns he'll
report for work.
The idea back
of Woman of
the Year " is
u p t h e :
minute, in that
il concerns a
.. .s... A -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

on a modern newspaper who is
also a commentator on politics and
questions OF the day. Her hus-
band. played by Spence. is sports
writer and interested only in
sports.
To try and regulate their private
life together is a task--and that is
the story. So far no director has
been selected, but Katie wants
Jorge Cukor. Of course. and if
6s through with the Carlo COM
edy-well, I suppose he'll direct
her. ! doubt if she'll have time
now TO star in Take a Letter,
Darling for Para.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
EARLY SHOWING

Booked for early showing will
be the Bette Davis-James Cagney
The Bride Came c. O. D., Dive
Bomber" in technicolor, starring
Enrol Flynn; Fred MacMurray and
Ralph Bellamy; Topper Returns"
with Roland Young, Joan Blondell.
Carole Lands and Rochester"
Paramounts epic in technicolor,
Reap the Wild Wind filmed by
Cecil B. DeMille.
James Stewart and Paulette
Goddard in pot of Cold; Life
Begins for Andy Hardy" with
Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland;
kiss the Boys Goodbye" in which
Mary Martin does a strip-tease;
Blossoms in the Dust" in techni-
color with Greer Carson and Wal
ter Pidgeon," and Man Power"
with Marlene Dietrich, George
Raft and Edward G.. Robinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Michigan
Lists Summer
Attractions

FOR AN "air-cooled" vacation
ia the city y the Michigan Ffies-er
is announcing a coming series Of
Summer hit attractions that will
carry the theater well into the
Autumn season.
Bob Hope COR a facsimile) has
pitched a de luxe tent in the Mich
igan lobby, complete with fancy
equipment. and a bath tub occu-
pied by Dorothy Lamour Ca fac
.simile. too heralding the arrival
of Caught in the Draft on
July 4.
Preceding that the Michigan
will have They Met in Bombay"
romance starring Clark Gable and
Rosalind Russell. and the long
awaited Magic in Music filmed
at Michigan's playground at Inter-
lochen and starring Susanna Fos-
ter Allan Jones, Margaret Lindsay
and the Finnish yiolinist, young
lHallnO Hattie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Fan Collector

BARBARA BRITTPS, young
leading lady for Bill BoyJ in Sc
cret of the Wastela1d. Teverses
things by asking her fans for their
photographs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
OFFERED MALE LEAD

Philip Dorm, the fine actor who
scored hit in Escape and again
in Underground. has been offered
the male lead in Candles in the
Wind, Helen Hayes Theater Gu4ld
play. II M-G-M will let him dol II
he'll accept. for he likes the play,
which is similar 10 the muGh-
talked-of Watch On the Rhine. "
i expect M-G-M will give him per
mission. for il will increase his
value To be in a Hayes play.
Underground. by the way, Is
one OF the best arguments in favor
of single bills I know, for without
any top names II opened al both
Warner treaters. the first feature
In a long time not 10 play on a
~souble bill. and II is doing so well
looks like II will be kept over a
tond week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
LATEST WESTERN

The super-duper Western, bad
Lands OF Dakota. - will have
Miriam Hopkins, no less, as the
heroine. She was out on the Uni
versal lot yesterday-talking over
the story with Al Green. the di-
rector. for II goes into production
in two weeks and Sam Jaffe made
the deal late Saturday night. This
Western thriller is laid in Dead
wood. s. d. fabulous frontier town
in the days when Wild Bill Hickok
and Calamity Jane lived and II IS
Cniversals most expensive West
ern 10 date. with Broderick Craw-
ford as the male star. Brod turns
into shootin' -tootin' desperate
after his gal turns him down for
his younger brother-it's Craw-
ford's biggest role TO date.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
UN FOLLETO DEL CASTI-
LILO PONCE DE LEON

Ell castillo Ponce de Leon
No. 8, de los Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc, nos envia an
folleto publfcado para CONNIE
1norar SUI decimG aniversaiic
Es ur:a obra digna de ia 20
derosa organization y de la
Orden.
Avaloran Ia limpia y ele :
gante presentation, articG;o2
de conoc.dos escritores loca-
les.
Apreciamos ell ejemplar
que nos envia ell estimado her
mano A. Garriga, gran dipu-
tado.
Ell castillo celebr6 ell pasa-
do domingo un almuerzo en-
su local de West Tampa. Asis
tieron distinguidas PERSONAL
dades.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
Esperase la accion naz emo
cerca. del Oeste ~africano
Francia sigue desempenando SUI
"ambiguo" papel

Londres, Mayo 20.-Con u
Eegada a Libia de tres divisio-
mes de infanteria alemana v IL
ma division acorazada, la situa-
ci6n ha cambiado con degven-
Ttaja de Francia. Apesar de las
repetidas garantfas dadas por 81
viejo Mariscal de que Francia
no permitirfa que Sc la usase CO.
mo 'fherramienta" contra su an
tigua aliada, ell Almirante Oar
lan-un super-Laval, como le
llam6 un peri6dico con Erase fe-
liz-cede con gusto y p%rontitud
a las exigenciaS alemanas. Wey
gand fue a Vi.hy el 5 de abril
para discutir ell asunto y fu& Sc
guido por e lGeneral Nogues, re
sidente General frances en- Ma
rruecos. No hay duda que las
conversaciones entire ell Almi-
rante Darlan y su GobernadoE
colonial fueron muoho mas ALA
que no las cuestiores de trans
porte. Hay mas en- juego, que no
la brecha que en- ell bloqueo re-
presemta Francia. Ell bombar-
dec a los buqupes del control bri
tanico por las baterias de Oraa
es elocuente.
MuchoS son los hechos que in
dican la acci6n Nazi en- o cerca
del Oeste africano. E Mos pri-
meros dias de mario, mas ECO
misarios del armisticio" alema-
mes llegaron a Rabat, Casablan-
ca Y Dakar. BESIDE entonces no
cabe duda que ell nGmero ha ere
cido considerable.
Ell 80 de mario, ell buque por-
tugues "Nyassa" lego a LiSboa
deSde las Azores. FL Captain ma
nifest6 que nj a 81 nj a sus tri-
pulantes sc les habia permitido
desembarcar en- Casablanea.
Vic buques de guerra en- Ell puer
to y movimiento de tropas en- la
vecindad.
Unog dfas despues Sc supo
que IN nGmero de aviones ale
names habian desemparcado en-
Dakar, Cassblanca. Mogador Y
Rabat, con la pretensi6n de que
estaban destinados al sarvicio
trasatlantico con la America del
Sur. En- verdad estos aviones
son "bombarderos' pesados que
en- cualquier momento pueden D.
perar contra los convoyes brita-
La gaceta., 1941-05-20

MICS, viniendo 5al Cabo de Bue-
ma Esperanza.
Los ingen;eron alemanes es.
tan sumamente atareados en- los
Ipuertos f~ranceses 3el Africa del
|Oeste. jEstan construyendo ba-
SEES para submarines? iLugares
don't puedan esconderse los
corgarios alemanes? No es solo
la Gran Bretana la que debe es-
tar sobre guardia. FL aviso no
es menos claro para los Estados
Unidos. UnOs dias dezpu8s de Ia
.caida de Massawa, el Presijen.
ta Roosevelt declaraba al Mar
RojO area libre. Los transpor-
tes estadounidenlaes surcaran
pronto en- viaje a traves del Nor
lie Y del Sur del Atlantico. Por
la primera vez en- la guerra, bu-
CUES de los Estados Unidos
transportation material de CUE
rra a Port Said, cast en- la IONA
de guerra. Hitler sabe bien cue
alivio sera para los buoues alta
reados de la Gran Bretana.
iEs que ell mundo no Sc d.
exacta cuenta de la creciente d.
menaza en- ell Oeste de Africa?
Los Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA estan discutiendo la cues
ton de proteger en- convoy a sus
buques. Por la primera vez des-
de ell estahlecimiento de rela-
CLONES diplomaticas entire los
Estados Unidos y ell Gobierno
del Sur, un agregado naval ha
sido nombrado para la Legaci6n
americana. Este ha llegado va
a la Ciudad del Cabo.
Desgraciadamente, IFsraHcia
egta jugando I'm papel que cada
dfa es mas Analogue. FL titulado
ministr ode Vichy en- Paris,
Monsieur de Brinon, habia de-
cIarado que 'da collaboration
Franco-Alemana en- ell Africa
es inevitable.
Y va Sc ha empezadO a cola
borar.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a
mericanos Pan Orleans, Bayou
Chico, Frederick Dykes y Pc
troheat; ell remolcador Chipola
con las barcas Manatee y Suwa-
nee y las pequenas motonaves
hondurenas Laguna y Allocate.
Zarparon los vapores Major
Wheeler y Brandywine y la 60
leta inglesa Goldfield.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
MATARON A UNA MADRE
Y SUS DOS HIJITOS

Newark, Delaware, mayo 20.
La policia busca a un campo
sino que Sc supone mat6 a ~
mujer y tambien a sus dos hi
jos, Clarence Webb, Jr., de 6 a.
nos, y Judith, de siete meses.
Tenia la mujer asesinada, E
tha Webb, 80 amos d edad. FL
hacha con que Sc cometi6 ell cri-
men fue encontrada.
El marido Sc llama Clarence
y desapareci6 la misma nOche
del triple aSesinato.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
MARINEROS ALEMANEE
PARA LA ISLA DE ELLIS

Miami, mayo 20.-Salieron
aver por tren hacia la isla
Ellis, en- New York, 43 mari
neroS alemanes tripulantes del
vapor de carga Arauca, anna
rrado en- Port Everglades. Jun
to con ellos fueron enviados
varios hombres a los cuales Sc
acusa de violar las leyes de
immigration.
AL pasar ell tren por Jack
sonville fueron agregados va
rios marineros de I'm vapor
italiano.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
LA CAMARA DE LA FLORI-
DA PIDE LOS

: Tallahassee, mayo 20.-La
'Camara de la Florida, por 50
votos contra 0, aprob6 hoy en-
war un memorial al Congre-
so en- favor de la mayor ayu-
da possible a Inglaterra y que
los c~argamentos sean escolta-
dos para que lleguen.
Estima la Camara que la a.
yuda sin la vigilancia de la
'cscuadra y los convoyes resul
taria suficiente para atender
a todas las necesidades del
pueblo ingles y su ejercito,
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
LA VELOCIDAD EN-
LAS CARRETERAS

Tallahassee, mayo Cola
Camara de Representatives. a.
prob6 aver, por 70 votos con-
ira 7, una ley que autoriza Ell
Unite de velocidad de 60 mi
las por bora, durante ell dia,
y de so durante la noche. La
presente ley fila un Unite de
As millas.
Cualquier velocidad en- ex-
ceso de las senaladas, Sc con-
siderara como imprudente v
~contraria a la convenience
publica.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
LA GUARDIA NOMBRADO.
POR Ell PRESIDENTE


Washington, mayo 20.-FI
presidente Roosevelt nom5r6
hoy je-e de la Dafensa Civil de
Ia naci6n al Sr. Fiorello LaGuar
dia, alcalde de New York. La
Gaariia seguira en- sI puesto de
alcalde.
Manana vendra a esta capital
a iniciar su labor, que abarcara
a tCdo ell pals y ell Distrito de
Columbia.
La Defensa civil tendra una
base enteramente voluntaria.