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Pr6rimq fiesta

Despiertan de su letargo los
rumbosos muchachos del pode :
roSo Club "Hetaireia," para a.
nunciarnos Una gran fiesta bal
liable, por invitaci6n la que han
senalado para ell sabado % del
presente mes.
ILugar? El Patio-Jardin de
la cubanisima sociedad Circulo
Cubano, cosa que agradara gran
demente a nuestra juventud bal
ladora, va que podra bailar al al
re libre y sin los rigores del SOTO
cante calor.
La parte ballable lie ha sido
encomendada a la Orquesta Don
Francisco, la que con su direc-
tor al frente presentara los Glti-
mos "hits" de la temporada.
P~r6ximamente seran elegidas
las senoritas que serviran de
madrinas en- la fiesta.
Seguiremos informando.
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NOTE SOCIALN
tPoR MARIO ,
"a aran fiesta de nlaAana

"a 0Tdn fiesta de mdfdnd
Unas hors mas Y principal
ra Ia gran fiesta annual que la so
ciedad Circulo Cubano celebra
con la cooperation &C .cdss las
Secciones y muy especialmente
con las de DamaS Y Recreo, pre-
sididas por la Srta, Mercedes
Fernandez y Oscar Cuervo.
En- Ia manana de hoy Sc nos
ha reportado que pasaron de mil
los comenSaleS. Las mesas Sc CO.
locaran en- la sala Bar en- ell YES
tibulo del testro. Hara ell amuer
20 ell acreditado restaurant Co.
lumhia,
Las muchachas de la Secci6n
de Damas y los j6venes de la de
Recreo tienen a su cargo ell SER
vicio, ell que empezara a las IL
v 80 del dia, continuance hasta
las dos Y media de la tarde.
Cuatro orquestas tocaran en-
esta monumental fiesta de la ca
sa cubana: ia Sonora" dirigi-
da por ell professor Victor Coma
lez, Y Manuel Sanchez, empe-
zaran su labor a las $500 de la
tarde Y terminaran a las $50.
La primera Sc situara en- la sa-
la cantina y la segunda en- la
concha de la mdsica, en- la sala
pincipal.
Ell segnndC turno de orques :
tas empezara a las GAS, estan-
do a cargo de "La Tropical" con
eus cantantes Srta. Mercedes
Sanchez Y Joaquin Barcenas, y
"Don Francisco" dirigida por ell
professor Frank Grasso. La or :
questa latina Sc situara en- la
concha de Patio-Jardin y la a.
mericC ma en- la sala principal.
La fiesta Sc extendera hasta
las nueve y media de la noche.
Ell Sr. Alberto Alvarez, presi-
dente de la Secci6n de cantina,
nos hace saber que estara COM
pletamente surtida para satisfa
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preSente mes, en- Ell Campo de
Trio de la Policia.
Psincipiara la fiesta con un
almuerzo, en- ell que sera ell pla-
to principal enchilado de jaibas.
Per la tarde habra bale con
buenos conjuntos musiceIes.
Habra un buen servicio de
guaguas, las que saldran de
Ybor Y West Tampa.
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EStrenOs

ESLf6nOS
Ell Sr. Victor Gonzalez, direc-
tor de la orquesta La Sonora,
nos entrega una esquelita en- la
Lue nos da a conocer los NOM
bres de las pleas que estrena-
ra mahana domingo, en- ell festi-
val del Circulo Cubano:
maria Elena" bolero-son
ELLA es preciosa," bolerO-sOn
Juan" rumba, Y otras mas, que
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RecOrddmOS

Que hasta las nueve de la no.
che de hoy, sabado, podran en-
tregar o reportar todas aquellas
personals que tengan en- SUI pc :
der papeletas para la fiesta de
manana en- ell Circulo Cubano.
De no hacerlo asf, Sc considera-
ran vendidas.
AL efecto, una comisi6n estara
en- la Secretaria general.
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De r.eqreso

lDespues de haber pasado dos
semanas en- la ciudad de Nueva
York, regres6 en- la tarde de "a
yer nuestro apreciado amigo
Juan Garcia Rodriguez, emplea-
d ode una gran casa commercial
de esta localidad.
WELCOME!
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Enferno

ContinGa guardando CANA
snuestro apreciado amigo Aura
lilo Gonzalez Jr., residente en- !
1902 de la Decima avenida.
Ell nal que aqueja a nuestro
amigo no es de gran Cuidado; pc
70 su medico, DR.. Luis Rey, le
recomienda permanezca unos
dias mas recluido.
Todos ansiamos su pronto res
tablecimiento.
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CnnlpleaNos

CumpledN0S
En- ell dia de hoy cumple un a
no mas la simpatica Srta. Anita
Coto, hija de los estimados espo-
SOS, Ismael y Frances Coto.
A la Residential de la Srta. Co
TO. ubicada en- ell 1922 de la Gale
Once, acudiran sus muchas a
mistakes a felicitarla.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

Santos del dia
Sabado: Justo, Pastor Y Ro.
man.
Domingo: Lorenzo, Marcelino
y Aster.
Enviamos un afectuoso salu-
do a los siguientes senores: JUS
to Rodriguez, ex-presidente del
Centre Asturiano; Pastor Gar
cia, Lorenzo Hernandez condue-
no del acreditado Restaurant
Columbia" Marcelino Lanes Y
Marcelino Arguelles.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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JirG cdn,peStre

La que tienen anunciada los
componentes del Bakers Social
Club" para ell domingo 81 del
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

Ger el mas delicado de los gus
tos, y to6o : precios' populares,
Prometenos una amplia rese-
ma.
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"Lo que DemumdG Ell Senior
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WELCOME

Seccion de CultcS
DOMINGO 10 DE AGOSTO
MENSAJE
10 que DemGmdG Ell Senior"
Texto Biblico: MAS 20 os di'
go: Amad a v~uestros enemi'
gos".-S. Mateo 5:44.
Ell Obispo Arturo j. Moore
ell relate que enseguida
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

MENSAJE ~EVANGELICO
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DOMINGO 10 DE AGoSTo
Evening star., 1941-11-09
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
BEYOND PRICE
Co.tjnved from poos four
Continvsd from pogs -four

cided how to cut it down. And just
then the headlights of Car swung
around the bend of the road, forcing
us to move back.
1HE car stopped in front of the
house, not forty feet from us, and l
can tell you we looked at it good and
hard. 1t had yellow New York license
plates, and was covered with mud and
dirt, but it was worth lot of money,
that car.
A dark little man got out, went up
the steps and rang the bell. None of
us spoke a word. Just watched. The
Evening star., 1941-11-09

cars lights were still on. Pretty soon
light went on in Joe's front room,
and Joe opened the door.
We couldn't hear what was said.
1t looked mighty suspicious. though,
l can tell you. The dark little man
did most of the talking. and Joe just
listened. Then he hurried back to his
car, lifted black suitcase out of the
trunk, put out the cars lights, and
lugged this big suitcase into the house.
The door closed. but the light in the
front room stayed on.
"You see that?" l whispered, trem-
bling some with excitement. "A New
York car. and him taking that big
suitcase into Wilczek's house! At this
time of nightr'
(Confinvsd on poos 23)
Evening star., 1941-11-09

burning in Wilczek's kitchen, at the
back.
The front was dark. We stood there
at the corner of the property, close
to the tree, and talked while, and
decided to get started. We wouldn't
60 up to the house and tell him. He'd
hear US soon enough and come out to
see what was going on, and then we'd
deal with him in whatever way was
necessary.
II just hope he gets ugly" l said.
These foreigners ought to be taught
some respect"
We looked the tree over and de-
Evening star., 1941-11-09

jeff and Wadrey and myself went
over there of a Thursday evening,
and Joe Wilczek was working in his
garden. Joe" Jeff said, "the town
has decided to buy your tree and
pay you good money for it. We've
got forty-seven dollars and twenty
cents here. l guess that will change
your mind, won't it?"
He held out the envelope of money,
and Joe looked at it. 1t was fat enve-
lope.
You could tell Joe was thinking
what lot of money that was. He
needed money, too. His house needed
lots of fixing up. and his clothes we're
in mighty sad shape. Yes, sir, forty
seven dollars meant a lot to Joe
Wilczek.
But you know what he did? He
looked at us and shook his head and
said. NO"
said, What? You won't even sell
that tree?"
NO." he said. II am sorry"
OEFF got mad. Look here, Wilczek,"
he said. pushing his jaw out, you're
being pigheaded obstinate about this!
A trees only tree, and we're Offer
ing you deal more than it's worth.
What you need is grain of good
American patriotismr'
Il am sorry. You do not under
stand
You're right we don't under
standw jeff shouted, and proceeded
to tell this stubborn foreigner just
what was wrong with him. He laid it
on good and heavy.
Wadrey Anderson was sore. too.
He planted himself in front of Wilczek
when Jeff got through. us this final.
Wilczek?"
Wilczek just stared at him.
"All right then" Wadrey shouted,
get yourself another job! l won't
have any pigheaded foreigners work
ing in my placer
Joe Wilczek didn't say anything.
He sort of shrugged his shoulders.
helplessly, and went into the house.
But that didn't end it. JEFF wouldn't
let the matter drop. We talked it over
and he had an idea. We'd 90 over there
at night, he said, and take the tree.
whether Joe Wilczek liked it or not.
If he tried to stop us, we could handle
him all right.
YES, sir, we'd take that tree. So
long as Wilczek got paid for it. he'd
have no complaint. And we were de-
termined not to let any dumb for
eigner's obstinacy stand in the way
of Farmville's patriotism. By this
time we were calling Joe Wilczek a
foreigner.
The three of us met at my house
the following night, and l had my
shotgun in case Joe Wilc1ek decided
to get ugly.
We took a big two-handled saw
and some ropes and an ak. 1t was
raw night, and we had a drink of
whiskey apiece before starting out.
Just the three of us. mind you.
What we meant to do was get that
tree and have it standing in front of
the town hall by morning. 1T will
show Wilczek and others of his kind
that real Americans are determined,
fighting lot of people," Jeff said, "es-
pecially when they're in the right
and know it,"
We left my house little after ten
o'clock, and were at the Wilczek place
in twenty minutes. There was light
Evening star., 1941-11-09

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

Lewis Stone is taking time out
from the Judge Hardy" role, be-
tween the family chronicles, to play
an army colonel in Steel Caval-
ry," the new Wallace Berry pic
ture. But he'll have to be careful
not to do anything the Judge
wouldn't do, or the fans will pro-
test.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
NYA Youths Assigned
To Work With Staff Of
Johns Hopkins Hospital

The National Youth Administra-
ton for Maryland will maintain a
service project in cooperation with
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Youths
will be assigned as laboratory as
sistants, nurses aides, orderlies
and diet kitchen helpers.
Young people from NYA rolls
work under the immediate supervi-
sion of Johns Hopkins Hospital
staff members in the departments
to which they are assigned. It is
thought that few months practi-
cal experience will enable many Of
these youths to fill some of the va
cancies now existing as a result of
the defense emergency. Twenty
two former project youths have al
ready been hired by the hospital.
The service project at Johns
Hopkins is sponsored by the City
Department Of Health. Similar
projects, employing a total of 125
youths, will also be continued by
the National Youth Administration
during the fall and winter months
in cooperation with Marine, City,
University and Provident Hospi-
tails.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

ODDS AND ENDS-RaymOnd Cram
SsUing has just bought $50 acre farm
haljs0Gy up Pufney mountain in Yer.
mont j.. As a yOungsier Bob Hope
used TO do limitations OF Charlie Chap
lin at church socials PGronl0unfs
Air RAID is a tale OF adventure, lore
and murder during a practice blGckout
in an Americ0n city :. Richard W hort,
sUh0 replaced John Garfield in Warmers
Bridges BuiIt at Night" has been re.
placed by Craig Stevens a. Andy De.
zine uOil join radios Al Pearce and Ri>
Gang October 3rd Columbia h.;
giDen helU contract 10 Jinx Falkenbu e.
knOscn as Americas Number One IA dr.
perhaps you sue her in "TtUO Lafins.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
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STAGE IS GREEN RADlO
BY VIRGINIA VALE

BY VIRGINIA VALE
(Released by Western Newspaper Union. }
DEMEMBER when Colleen
m Moore was trooping about
the country with her dolls
house? Well, if present plans
go through Charles Boyer
may soon be engaged in a
slightly similar journey. He
will make personal appear
ances with the openings in
various cities of Hold Back the
Dawn" and will also display his
model of the city of Paris in theater
Hobbies and department stores. Val
ued at more than $50, 600. the minia-
ture city shows Paris as it was be-
fore the German occupation. Part
of the proceeds Of the tour will 60 to
war relief organizations. When trav-
cling, the city is housed in eight
crates; setting it up keeps four men
occupied for two days.
s.
Apparently everybody who saw
Kathryn Grayson in that last Hardy
film wanted to know what her next
picture would be. Letters poured
into the Metro studios, and out went
the word that she will appear In
THE Vanishing Virginian." She's
but recently returned from her hon.
eymOon-in private life she's now
Mrs. John SheltOn-and will be back
before the cameras soon.
~
It's rather shock to realize that
Hedy Lamar has been resting for
nearly eight nonths-hasn't worked
since "Ziegfeld Girl" She's begin
ming new picture now, III. M
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

The children who attend New York
city's public schools ought to find at
least some Of their lessons pretty en-
joyable. They'll be shown Warner
Brothers national defense and his
torical shorts as part of the curricu-
lum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS

Accidental deaths in this country
exceed 100000 a year, says the
President, in calling upon all
Americans to use every precaution
against accidents on the highway,
on the job and in the home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
sEARCHLIGHTs

An anti-aircraft searchlight d.
vision, organized at Camp Stew
art, Ga, uses sixty 100000, 900
candlepower lights and can spot
planes over a 600-square mile
sector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
AUTOMOBILES

Motor vehicles, registered
throughout the world number
45,376y891, according to the Com
merce Department which reports
that 32,452,861 are in continental
United States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
Slogan of the Week

The Maryland Traffic Safety
Commission suggests the follow
ing driving slogan for the cur
rent week: "Now that school has
opened, every mothers plea is
drive safely"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
ARMY TO RELEASE MEN

Unless the international situa-
ton becomes "more serious" the
War Department plans to release
10000 National Guardsmen, TO-
600 selectees and 10000 Reserve
Officers in the next three months.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

We never worry about what
other people think about what we
do; we are too busy worrying
about what to do.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
PRICES UP 1s PER CENT

The general level of wholesale
prices is is per cent above year
ago, according TO Secretary Perk,
ms, of the Labor Department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

Pullman, Esq" based on the Mar
quand novel-it's difficult to see how
either of the two leading feminine
roles can be twisted around to fit
her, but stranger things are happen
ing in Hollywood all the time.
Maybe you'll be crazy about the
latest Walt Disney, 'The Reluc-
tant Dragon" But a lot of us wish
that Mr.. Disney would abandon these
long features and stick to good short
ones. Both this one and Fantasia"
could be cut into several good
shorts
In "Sullivan's Travels you'll see
a Veronica Lake who'll startle you
"a boy hobo, apparently, in turtle
necked sweater, old cap, blue den
i'm work trousers and coat that's
too large for her. Her daughters
birth interrupted her picture max
ing for while, but Paramount went
right on making plans for her; she'll
be starred next in ''This Gun for
Hire" in which she'll portray
magician who becomes involved
with . munitions magnate in . mys-
terious murder. Which means that
she'll have TO take lessons In the art
Of magic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

Charles Laughton (have you heard
the new radio program. Three Ring
Time" starring him and Milton
Herle?) would have been an inn
keeper II Laughton, ST., had had his
way. He placed Charles at Clar-
idge's. in London, to learn the hotel
business. And his son learned one
valuable thing-how to impress q
naughty waiter. "Just order water
and poached egg on toast" says
he. Seems that it gets them down
every time, especially If they've
been urging champagne on you.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

living and start the country on on
the road to price imitation"
AT the same time, he made 1t clear
that upward adjustments might be
permitted in the future II a thor
ough study of prices and costs in
the industry indicated they were
necessary.
Small Firm May Make Test.
Mr.. Henderson's order gave no
authority for his action other than
the apparent powers derived from
his preSldentially created position of
price administrator. Senator Taft,
Republican, of Ohio and other mem
bers of Congress have contended
that the President had no authority
to set up the price control agency.
Mr.. Henderson expressed every
confidence" that "the steel industry,
which has so patriotically Coop
Grated in the defense program, will
continue to cooperate in the task of
maintaining these ceiling prices"
Steel men professed to be taken
completely by surprise. They had
argued that the 10-cent-an-hour
wage boost made higher prices in
evitable, and it was understood that
they were at the point of effecting
increases.
Some steel sources here expressed
belief that any test probably would
be made primarily by one of the
smaller companies in the industry.
Such a company, it was explained,
would be able to show a clearer need
for increased revenues than would
large concerns which not only pro-
duce steel and iron, but also en-
Evening star., 1941-04-17

would in turn be reflected in rising
prices of manufactured goods. Pres
emily the ultimate consumer would
find that he must pay more for what
he buys, and so the foundation would
have been laid for dangerous up
ward spiral of prices in general
which would mean briefly boosting
the cost of living"
The price schedule provides that
the maximum levels may not be
evaded by additional charges for
prompt delivery or by other indi-
rect methods. 1t provides, however,
that contracts entered into pre-
viously which contain "escalator
clauses which may send prices
above the maximum, may be carried
out unchanged.
Earlier, Rear Admiral Samuel M
Robinson, chief of the Navy Bureau
Evening star., 1941-04-17

of Ships. had said that q shortage
of virtually all metals used in ship
building was being felt, predicted
that a rationing system to restrict
civilian uses PROBABLY would be ap-
piled.
Textiles and Leather Watched.
Donald M. Nelson, defense pur-
chasing director, said the Govern
ment may have to fix maximum
prices on textiles and leather, but
indicated such action would be
necessary only If general rises
threatened an inf1ationary spiral.
Both Admiral Robinson and Mr..
Nelson expressed their views at press
conferences.
The former said in response to
questions that steel is now becom-
ing as great a problem as aluminium
became some time ago." aluminium
Evening star., 1941-04-17
WASHINGTON G. THURSDAY II,

Henderson's expressed willingness to
revise prices in line with proved
need, might bring compliance with
the order without having to fight
through test case.
Steel and iron constituted the
sixth commodity on which Mr.. Hen
derson has issued ceiling prices
Among the other five was coal. Yes
terday Mr.. Henderson relaxed the
coal order to permit price adjust
ments necessary to bring coal prices
into line with higher production
costs accompanying wage increases
in Northern mines.
Fears Others Would Follow.
OF steel, Mr.. Henderson said that
price rise would inevitably be
followed by rises on prices of every
other basic commodity"
These increases" he continued
Evening star., 1941-04-17

was recently placed under ration
ing or priorities controD
Mr.. Nelson, in discussing the pos
sibility of price ceilings for some
products, said:
so far we have been able to get
goods at what consider fair prices.
However, some industries have been
little greedy.
'Profiteering' and 'hoarding' are
extreme words and I don't like to
use them. Let us say, rather, that
there has been some evidence that
some manufacturers have tried to
get too much insurance against con-
tingencies which may or may not
happen"
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Coal Price Adjusted.

gage in subsidiary enterprises such
as shipbuilding.
Coal Price Adjusted.
The form q test might take ap-
peared uncertain at this stage OF
developments. Some informed per-
sons thought legal procedure might
be resorted to, but others specu-
lated that one or more companies
simply might defy Mr.. Hendersons
order, institute price increases and
leave up to the Government the
problem of enforcement.
Mr.. Henderson's prediction of CO.
operation on the part of the indus
try indicated that to date, at least,
the Government has placed its chief
reliance on the force of public opin-
ion.
Some authorities took the view
that this force, together with Mr..
Evening star., 1941-04-17
- The Associated Press.

~ s1s AbsoClaGSo FIeSS.
Steel industry leaders were re-
ported today to be considering a test
Of President Roosevelt's price con-
troll authority because of an admin
istrative order freezing steel and
iron prices.
The order, fixing prices at the
level of the first quarter of this year,
was issued by Leon Henderson, who
was recently named price adminis-
traitor by Mr.. Roosevelt In an
nouncing it last night, Mr.. Hender-
son said it was designed to prevent
price increases resulting from wage
rises granted this week by two
thirds of the industry.
An increase in prices now, Mr..
Henderson asserted, might touch
of general increase in the cost of