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Evening star., 1941-08-04
Walkers ChupeI Progrom

The Women's Society of Christian
Service of the Walkers Chapel
Methodist Church, North Glebe and
Dittmar roads. Arlington, Va, will
sponsor a variety show and mock
wedding in the church basement at
8 pm. Wednesday. Mrs. Herbert
Todd has charge of the program.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Two Seized on Charge ,
Of Sunday Liquor SuIes

Two arrests on charges of selling
liquor on Sunday were made by.
Prince Georges County police at the
Club Esquire on the Marlboro pike
last night.
Eugene j. Owen, 48, and Patricia
Sullivan. 80, of the first block Of
Seventeenth street NE, were re-
leased on $500 bond set by Justice
of the Peace j. r. Creecy pending
hearing in Police Court in Upper
Marlboro, Md. The charges were
filed by Sergt. Elon Turner, Corpl.
Jack Dent and Policeman Edward
DanenhoWer.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Manassas Club Plans Picnic

MANASSAS, Va, Aug. (SpeciaD.
The Manassas Home Demonstra-
ton Club will hold picnic Thurs
day at the Paul Cooksey Cabin, near
Brentsville. A demonstration OF
outdoor cooking will be given. Mrs.
w. L. Lloyd. secretary, is in charge
Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

In August, Beware OF:
l. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crossWalk.
Three of the five pedestrians
killed in trafilc in August, 1910,
were fatally injured while COM
mitting this unsafe act.
2. The hours between S and
. pm. Four persons met death
within this four-hour period
in August last year.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Church Plans Luwn Party

The Woman's Society of the
Croffman Methodist Church, Falls
Church, Va, will give a lawn party
on the church grounds at Z pm.
Thursday. Mrs. Sherman Wells is
chairman Of the Arrangements
Committee,
Evening star., 1941-08-04

READY FOR SING-Quartets
from the Army. Navy and Ma
rine Corps rehearsing today
for tonight's community sing.
Left to right: Members of the
Army Quartet (front row. are
Sergt. Donald Moore, Sergt.
Benjamin Tylendo. Pvt. First
Class Oliver D. Jones and Pvt.
First Class George K. Reyn-
olds. Marine Quartet (center
row, Sergt. William H. Robi-
son, Pvt. First Class August
H. Laube, Pvt. First Class
Harry E. Dack and Pvt. First
Glass; Harold Beatty, and
Navy Quartet (back row.,
Tweed Shedden, jr.; Merle
Coady, John Reynolds and
Milton Schneider.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
9-Year-0Id D. T.. Boy
Drowned on Sunday
Outing in Maryland
Youth, l8, Also Perishes
While Swimming
In Putuxent River

Two washington boys were
drowned yesterday on outings in
Maryland, one in the Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal near Brookmont and
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
En- la Mission Pld

Atendiendo una invitaci6n ex-
tendida por Ell altruista misione-
La gaceta., 1941-11-28

las olas lamen tus plantas;
mas de un hermoso lucero
puede envidiar tn fortuna:
por ell espacio, la luna
te sigue como escudero;
te dan su incienso las flores;
te dan SUI sombra las NUDES;
tienes coro de ouerubes
en- tuS pajaros ~cantores;
todos te pagan tributes:
los rios calman tn sed;
les campos te hacen MERGED
de sus riquisimos frutos;
los arboles te abanican;
Y tie acarician los vientos;
V por instinto, contentos,
los seres tie glorifican.
,Eres grande carcelera;
porQue eres de Dios ell brazo,
y eres de Dios ell regazo,
Y eres de Dios limOsnera,
y eres de Dios criatura,
y del Universe gala,
siendo solo Ia antesala
de nuestra vida futura.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28

no Sr. Octave Pla, aSiStimoS ano
che a la comiGa en- honor de las
familias menesterosas de la CO.
munidad.
Prepare ell menu Ell notable
mse tro culinario, Sr. Jobino
Gutierrez.
Segun la lis'a que nos moStra
IA ell Sr. Pla, entire ninos y ma
yores sc sentaron a las largas
mesas 375 personals, Sc les sir
vieron estos platos: Ternera asa
da. Pavo asado, arroz amarillo
con polio, pan y una manzana,
toio en- abundancia.
Tuvieron a su cargo ell servi-
clio 81 propio Sr. Pla, su distin-
guida esposa e hija, ayudados
por la Sra. Perez, y varias seno
ritas.
Despu6s de termiando ell SER
vicio, cenamos con el y sus invi-
tados: ell CONCEAL Alberto DAT
pa, su apreciada esposa y mama
politica; ell Rev. JRamiro Pau
la; Edwin Dickinson y Sra.
Sra. Harry Howard, Sra. Elise
Weatherford; Herminio Badi-
No; 81 conceal Frank C%annella !;
Sam Cannella y su espOsa; H..
Borges, Octavio Pla y Sra, An
gel Perez y Sra, y otros mas
que no recordamos.
FelicitamOs al Sr. Octavio Pla
por su labor humanitaria.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
NOTAS SOCIALE
(FoR A RoDRIcUEz.I

nor: Helle Monteo, Mimi Park.
er, Nora Garcia, Grace Thomas.
Maiyje Borrego, Gloria Diaz y
Gertrudis Garcia. Bello y ercan
tldcr 'bouque" de rosas tam
pehas
La fiesta tendra lugar en- Ell
salon Auditorio del Ponce de
Leon Court. Ali sc exhiben los
regalos que han hecho las dis
tintas casas de comepio a las
candidates.
La orquesta La Tropical to-
cara en- la fiesta.
La Srta. que resulte eiecta
Reina sera coronado en- otra
fiesta similar, la noche del 5 de
Diciembre.
Buena suerte a todas las can
didatas Y rotundo exito a los
organizadores de este festival.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
La Fanci6R dc Hoy
en- el CfrcNlO CubaRO

La FaRcBR de Hog
en- Ell CfrculO CubdHO
En- la noei.e aS noy reapare-
ceca Ia Compania Cy3oana, baJo
Ia direction del primer actor Sr.
Perez Arre1havaleta, en- 81 tea
tro del Cfrculo Cubano. Sc re-
preSentara una obra del "negri-
to" Enrique COdina, titulada
"ALMA TAMPENA".
Para la segunda parte esta a
nunciado ell debut de la notable
cantante, muy querida por ell pu
blico de la Habana, Srta. Elsa
Naladares, la que deleitara a la
concurrencia con su extenso re-
pertorio de canciones cubanas.
Esta compania dara otra gran
function, ell domingo a base de
la obra la Mulata me Enga-
ma, de Enrique Codina, y un
gran acto de variedades.
Separe sus localidades.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
Ell Bale de AnOche

Causas imprevistas nos impi,
dieron asistir al bale celebrado
en- la noche de aver, en- ell Centre
Asturiano, en- honor de los Ju-
gadores de Futbol de ~nuestros
colegios de segunda ensenanza.
Podemos decir que la fiesta
result6 extremadamente cOncu-
rrida y que los ~asistentes Sc di-
virtieron a su antojo.
La orquesta "Stan Alexand-
er" fue la que tuvo a su cargo la
parte bailable.
Felicitamos a sus organlza-
dores por ell exito Obtenido.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
Pr6rinlO Bale
en- el AsturiQHo

en- et AStuFl0ItO
Nos anuncia ell Sr. CeleStino
Fernandez, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre As
t%uriano, que 81 pr6Ximo domin-
go celebrara un gran bale en- no
nor de los componentes GsI
team de pelota del Centre As
turiano, CGmpeones en- el pre-
sente ano de Ia Liga I%ntersocial.
Componen esta novena los 81
guientes peloteros; Faustino Ca
sares, Willie Paz, Roberto Long
val, Babe Piniella, Felipe Gran
do, Alfredo Montoto, Virgilio
Mendez, Andres Alvarez, Jose
~Tglesias, Cesar Fernandez, Jose
Magadan, Est6ban Iglesias, Pal
miro Priedes, jr., Roberto Mar
tinez y Alberto Jim6nez,
La fiesta empezara, como de
costumbre, a las ocho de la no
che, extendiendose hasta las IL.
I'm gran conjunto de mdsica
americana lie amenizara.
Para los transeuntes la entra-
da So ha fijado en- soc las da-
mas V 55c los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
Friendly Club


En- dias pasados la simpatica
organization Friendly CLUB"
celebr6 una Comida en- ell acre
ditado Restaurant Columbia"
en- la que Sc haAaban presentes
las siguientes personals:
Ell comisionado del Condado
Nick c Nuccio Y Sra; John
DENIM y Sra, Sam Ferreri y
Sra, Hector Reyes Y Sra, Jose
A. Gonzalez y Sra, Frank Gle
carello Y Sra, Enrique Amat y
Sra, Marcelino Huerta y Sra,
Francisco ASCpra y Sra, y las Sc
noritas Carmen Alvarez y Fiji
Huerta.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
cles orquesta, museo

cres Orquesta, museo
(e cuyas joyas me apropio:
>reS modelo que copio;
res barro que moldeo.
Tres parlera y callada;
o:eS alumna y d%octora;
c~eS esclava y sonora;
ores TODD, siendo NADIA.
iQue mas te puedo pedir
81 eres parte de mi ser,
81 ereS mi carne al nacer
y soy tn terra al MORN!
Hija de Dios bendecida, vergel
de las criaturas,
tan he3chi1a de hermosuras,
tan plet6rica de vida:
mientras himnos a Dies cantas
de perenne gratitud,
el sol tie envuelve EN- salud;
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
Santos del Did

San Gregorio.
I'm saludo para los amigos
Gregorio Chavez Y Gregorio
Martinez.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
Bale de ReinGdO

Muy pocas horaS faltan pa
ra que los residences de la ba-
rriada Ponce de Leon Court dis
fruten de una gran fiesta baila-
BILE v al mismo tempo seleccio-
men su reina. Auspicia ell reina-
do la Secci6n de RecreO del
s'Ponce de Leon Mems Club,
por ell joven Rail LAWN.
Siete son las bellas senoritas
que aspiran a este codiciado no
La gaceta., 1941-11-28

QOrque trocaste en- mi ser
u TERRA en- la terra mia;
)orque 10 hiciste de modo
|. no es tuyo ell NAL que encierr.
u me entregaste tn terra;
70 la convert en- lodo.
Tu ereS noble y generOsa;
cumpleS la divina ley;
yo, que me llamo tn rey,
K constituyo EN- mi diosa;
que eS ser a tus pies servil,
en- lugar de soberano,
no quererte a 10 cristiano
y adorarte a 10 gentil.
Teatro de maravillaS
con rus bosQues por melenas,
y tus arrOyoS por venas,
Y tuS monies por coStiHaS,
ereS area de caudales
donde guardo mi riQueza,
pedestal de mi grandeza,
panera de mis- trigales,
libro de mi erudici6n,
almac6n de mi s%ustento,
jardin de mi e~sparcimiento
Y temple de mi oraci6n.
Is genial la sinfonia
de tus rumores y ruidos;
embelesa mis- sentidoS
81 raudal de tn poesia;
La gaceta., 1941-11-28

PERDIDA-De tres llaves, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
Hes Ia y IL. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
PAKA LA NUJER
DEL C
CANTO A LA TERRA

Terra: mi dulce regazo;
terra: mi AMBROSE abrigo
a cuyas plantas mendigo
V a cuyo seno me abrazo;
terra: objeto de mi 2fan,
Ie la que Dios me hizo esposo
terra; regalo asombrosO
ore de Dios recibi6 Adam:
eres madre, porque un dia
tome tu terra al nacer;
La gaceta., 1941-11-28

81, senior, compre la
pinturs B. l.. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-28
Sin Information

Ell Cabaret Privado de la u
nione Italiana Sc efectuara ma
mana bajo los alNspicios de su
Secci6n de Recreo.
Esperamos de la comisi6n en-
cargada todos los detalles COM
pletos.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
Navy ~

RunS-batted-n: Wells 3, Baker.
Albury, Tynes, Almeda, Ogden.
Vibert, Walsh, .Grist; two-base
hit: Albury; three-base hits:
Baker, Roberts; home run: vi
bert; sacrifice hit: Almeda;
double play: Smith to Vibert;
struck out: by Ogden 5, by
Beecher l, by Walsh /; bases on
balls: off Ogden 3, off Beecher 5;
wild pitches: Beeoher l. Walsh l.
Ogden 2; stolen bases: Arthur,
Peters, Wells, Rosam; hits: off
Beecher 8 and 10 runs in 2 2-3
innings, off Walsh l and ] run in
3 1-3 innings: losing picIher:
Beecher; umpires: Lopez and
Molina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
Red Raiders (lsI

Runs-batted-in: Gates 4, Albury
4. Cordova 2, Roberts, A. Lastres,
Schaller 2, Bastien: three-base
hits: Thompson, Gates, Aritas;
sacrifice hits: Cordova 2. Rob
erts; struck out: by Arnold 4, by
Davidson /: bases on balls: off
Arnold /, off Davidson l. off
Melted S; wild pitches: by Arm
old /, by Davidson 2; stolen
bases: Aritas 2. Thompson 2,
Arnold, Roberts. Albury, A. Las
tres. Garcia 2: hits: off Davidson
9 and 10 runs in 4 innings. off
Melted 5 and 8 runs in 2 innings;
passed ball: Blume; umpires: Lo-
peg and Molina
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
Today's Birthdays

Jay N. Darling (''J. n. Ding') }.
Des MoineS, Iowa, cartoonist,
born in Norwood, Mich. SIS years
ago.
DR.. Albert ". Beaver, presi-
dent, ochester-Colgate Divinity
School, Rochester, N. Y, born in
Moscow, Ida, SO years ago.
DR.. James L. McCOnaughy,
president, Wesleyan University.
Connecticut, born in New York.
"a years ago.
Stanley Walker of New York.
newspaperman, born in LampaS-
as, Tex, 43 years ago.
Rev. Ernest F. Title of Evans
ton, Ill, noted Methodist preach
er, born in Springfield, Ohio, 56
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
Today's Horoscope

Sympathetic and somewhat
sensational, today's native is ia-
BILE to find frequent changes of
fortune or employment Today's
native generally gets Injured to
hard work and accustomed to
pursuing the ordinary paths of
labor, so that little notice viii
be taken of what others are do
ing. There is a fair promise of
success today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
STANDINGS
Island City softball League
Today In History

I783-Congress, insulted bv
mutineers, moves from PhiIadel-
phia to Princeton, ". J.
1797-U. S. frigate Constitu-
ton cod Ironsides"), launched
in Boston.
1S05-Great Britain sea VIC
tory of Trafaigar-Nelson de-
feats combined French-Spanish
fleets
1879-First successful incan-
descent lamp patented by Edi-
SON
1902-Big coal strike ends.
1917-First Division, AEF
enters trenches in France for
first time.
1871. S. Food Administra-
TONS y rules for public eating
places in effect.
l939-Germany and Italy ar
range to transfer some 100000
German-speaking people of Ital-
ian Tyrol by 1912.
l940-Churchill appeals by "a
dio to France not to take up arms
against Britain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
HUNTING DIFFICULTIES

LARK PARK, Mimi. = While
blowing : on his farm, Dewey
Herffndaf, nearby farmer, saw a
laTga rfiscks of wild geese in his
field. Running home to get has
shotgun. he found his neighber
had borrowed it. He went to the
neighbor to get it. only to find
he had no shells. Getting into
his car he went to town to get
shells and remembering he had
no hunting license, he bought
that, too. Believe it or not, aft
er all, ne bagged three geese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

l940-Churchill appeals by "a
dio to France not to take up arms
against Britain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTRAIL

SOFTBALL
BsYview Park. 7:3o .. n.
First Named Teams "Visiting'-)
TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-NA's VS.. NavSta
Second Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers VS.. Navy.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-NavSta VS.. Red
Raiders.
Second Game-Coast Guards
VS.. Peppers Plumbers.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-NA vs.. Peppers
Plumbers.
Second Game-Navy VS.. Coast
Guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13
MrAMrs SEASON BRINGS SOME TROUBLE
(Tampa Daily Times)

While some Florida communities report that
visitors are lust beginning to arrive in expected
numbers Miami's season apparently got an early
start and is now in full swing, judging from the
following items in Miami papers the last few days:
A wave of pocket-pcking developed last week
and the police announced an "au-out" war on the
light fingered gentry.
Night club goers and gossip columnists COM
planned of padded prices and watered bar drinks
in some o! the hot spots"
Railroads were trying to curb ticket-scalping
as some Beach hotels were reported buying up all
available seats on fast trains out of New York and
Chicago and selling them only to those who make
advance deposits on reservations at those par
tcllar hotels,
Other hotel men complained that while they
were observing the Beach ordinance prohibiting
hotels from providing beach chairs to their guests.
thus leaving profitable chair rental business
10 the City. their competitors were "bootlegging"
chairs to guests and others,
All Of which is rot to suggest that Miami Is
plagued by more of these unsavory practices than
any other anything for entertainment" resort.
bu, it does indicate that Naamis emergence as the
worlds foremost playground is not all sweetness
and light bat has its problems as well
Yes, MiamIs season" is definitely on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13
RECREATION DEPARTMENT NEEDED

Two weeks ago The Citizen published
one more in a series of appeals to Key West
civic leaders to do something about forma-
ton of department for recreation. The
season is now two weeks older, the flood OF
visitors and naval personnel is rapidly in
creasing-and there is still no start in the
direction of planned recreational pro-
gram.
AS was previously pointed@ opt, civic
clubs ard churches here have studied the
problem individually and produced num-
Der of suggestions any of which would at
least provide the opening gun for rec
reational program. The need for some per-
son or body designed to coordinate and
carry out the plans, however, cannot be de-
MED.
Last year, temporary commission
carried to completion the construction OF
La Concha park, but without encourage
ment from the city, it dissolved and actlvl-
ties at the park have been allowed to de-
teriorate and die out. 1t is still not too late
for the city to take action and provide some
form of leadership for construction and
maintenance of recreational facilities here,
but it certainly is high time.
Without attempting to give detailed
recreational program, it is certain that a
commission empowered by the city to
handle sports here could expect the CO.
operation of both residents and visitors.
Baseball, diamond ball, basketball, boxing
and many others could easily be handled
outdoors in the city's prevailing mild
weather and would furnish entertainment
for large numbers of participants and more
spectators. q
AS The Citizen has said before:
Lets form Recreation Commission.
NOW!" j
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13
FIRST LADY CENSURED

Mrs. Roosevelt is being criticized all
over the country for her announcement of
those members of Congress who failed to
applaud the utterances of her husband on
the State of the Nation made in the Capitol
at the 77th session. One of her own sex,
Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers, men,
Der of the house foreign affairs committee,
in a statement said:
Under our form of government, men,
bers of the house and senate are not elected
by the people to applaud the official utter
ances of the White House, but to frame
legislation and proclaim national policies in
accord with their constitutional powers.
1.-THE suggestion that the first duty of
the congress is to applaud the President APP
pears to me dangerous and unwholesome
manifestation of war hysteria. The only
legislative bodies which must applaud the
utterance of the head man are found today
in Germany, Italy and Russia"
Adulation, which is servile flattery,
does not become democracy in the throes
of fighting for it's existence. Some day we
may have to kotow to the head of this
Nation, but we have not as yet reached that
stage, and may it be protracted for long
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13
CHESTERFIELD'S
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13

Former King Carol of Rumania has
threatened to go on hunger strike if he is
not permitted to leave Spain at once. 1t
viii do him good, he is too corpulent any.
way. At the same time he will know how
it feels to go hungry and realize the UNI
happy condition of those who go hungry in
voluntarily. Nevertheless, it's hundred to
one shot he will not go through with the
threat, ii we know the man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13
WHO KNOWS?
See The Answers" on Page 4

/. How does D e m CT a tic
strength in the new Congress COM
pare with representation before
the 1910 elections?
2. Who is Arthur B. Purvls?
3. What is the present strength
Of the Army?
1. What is the current month
ly production of the American
aircraft industry
5. When did London expert
ence the great fire.
8. How many hours OF bomb
ing did London experience N
1870?
: What nations have common
frontiers with Bulgaria?
8. Name two World War en-
perors now living in exile
2 How long did the last ses-
sion Of Congress stay convened
10 What Is the population Of
the United States and its pos
scSSaanss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13
THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

I like old stories. Pretty often,
the oldest one IS the best. Some
of the old ones on the radio are
not so good because they are not
really old enough. They are sorta
halfway: something like half
aged cabbage, which is not yet
sauerkraut.
And while we are still on sauer-
kraut versus old stories. you are
in for an awakening II you still
think sauerkraut Is common.
Sauerkraut is now stepping out
lit is served IN high places. And
when more people eat more sauer-
kraut the doctors are gonna have
tough shedding
But TO get back to old stories.
The old timer had In mind was
the one about the sousc who was
Dragging he could lick anybody in
the house. Nobody took him seri-
GUS, 30 nc kept broadening his
scope until he finally reekoned he
could puiveTize anybody--s1o
limit Whereupon a quiet kind of
person popped the gent on the
chin. And when the gent woke
up and was able to talk, he kinda
agreed he had maybe taken in
too much territory in his last re-
mark.
This Mr.. hfuasolini, there in
Greece. he savvieg what | arm
talking about
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-13

Senator Wheeler says the United
States is in position to force world peace
if il wanted to. Yes, the United States
could cut off it's aid to Great Britain and the
war would be over in short time.-San-
ford Herald. If defeat of England would
bring about the cessation of hostilities, we'd
be for stopping all aid; but in case of her
defeat the aggressor nations would gang up
on the United States in long drawn-out
war and while this country eventually
would emerge the winner, the cost would be
staggering Helping England with all our
resources short of war seems to be the
wiser course TO pursue.
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President Roosevelt Gel

President Roosevelt certainly takes
good care of his own-the coat-tailers.
which is pardonable. Sherman Minton,
repudiated at the polls by his constituents
IN Indiana, has been given a fat job as the
Presidents "eyes, ears and legs" When
ever New Dealer is defeated by the cleo
torate, he is sure to be given some sinecure
by the Administration, which might be
construed as slap at the voters.