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Evening star., 1941-05-13
Charles Town

FIRST RAcE-Purse, S4oo; for maiden
2-year-olds about 4ls furlonFs.
Mowmet (Kellyl 11.so $50 400
Myrtle NJ Duford) $50 $40
Prison Ship tBletzacker) b.40
Also ran-Lady Lonsworth. Herods
PLATE, Coo Lane, Tlncan, Happy Slave.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
for 4-year -olds and 10; about Al furlongs.
Msrandan (Palumbol $50 $50 $50
Red Idol ,Hsrnande0 1000 $50
Also rsn@Brain Child Plea SAINT Lady.
LADY Doctor, Beauty Wave and Small
Change.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; 3-year-olds
Last Scamp (Bletz'cker 1910 500 40
Blue cyclone tCardoZa) 500 400
War Rumor (OMalley 800
Also ran-Windsor Chief. AIamode. over.
5ost. EnRle.S Wonder Travis.
DAILY Double paid S17s.a0)
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim.
ing: for 4-year-olds and up; 6iz furlonTs.
Scullery Maid (Kirk) 500 $50 $50
Ace of Trumps CRootb $50 $40
Strumming (Palumbo) s40
Also ranINational Miss pilSrim. Tina
Scout, Dark Ace and River Broom.
FIFTH RACE-Purss. $500: claiming;
for Swear Iolds; Charles Town course,
GndsDfndsDs Gnsssfis PuFoTd 500 tso AZ
Grand Luck CEversole) $50
Also ran-Ciay Hill, Butcher BOY,
Commanderess and Nov You Down.
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NINTH RACE-CRUSAND, LIT
TIE MOWLEE, EXHORT.

CRUSAND is ready and if the
substitute is pressed into service
she may turn up the victor.
LITTLE MOWLEE and EX-
HORT for what is left.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Churchill Downs
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purss $1,000; claiming;
E;f Tass5os 9s'9 Z, a R2Ssfa PSsT 1000 ssscc tSS
Quarterback u. MarinellD $50
Also ran-Cophetua, Chic Mary, Arron-
omy. Rollsfast; I Helsinki. fAnjonela.
Khaysrsm. Uncle Eric, Brother jim.
Field.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
ssy Say NS%9Ts Sasst s9nSp' kfa6sES1 4aO 3S 5tc 5tce
Old Rose Craig $50
Play asO MISS. s Texsiite sauirrei Goat. Eiee
tric Heels, Midnight Sue, Pittistrav and
Forest Do. filed.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: fuIlonss.
Hermins E,ITa1 B. 2 ,s1idsr. 1dd. $40 4eo
Also ran-Mishty Mss. Anophel.s.
oplsy: Miss Bonnie, FyinE Jane and
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming,
32.y1ssr-GISs: 2:11a, eISn furlonss ,shyyts. "A,
GoHnod dSol2S iDSsta 'eeOrs. isRO $50 SO sttc stc
Hereshecomes tcrais) $50
Also ran Gay Belle. St. Dismas Razor
press, Purlns Lisht Miss Romance and
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow
sass S5san g. ;SSS.@lsEshaRb f s4d ssSS gssS
Rose Tint thompson $50
Also ran--SStaE Lina, AL True Lnser
Comely Maid
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FOURTH RACE-GIGGLE LEE,
STAR CHARTER, MAN AT
ARNTC

GIGGLE LEE ran second at
Bowie and at Hayre De Grace.
The colt should experience little
difficulty in whipping the sort he
meets in this event. STAR
CHARTER threatened at the
'Graw and his best effort would
have him closeup. MAN AT
ARMS was consistent last year.
He could be right there.
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Rnr;no Nowe Todoy's Results Entries
No"> And Selections for Tomorrow
Other Selections
Charles low

Charles Town.
CFast)
By the Louisville Times.
1-Adhelmar, Lead Please, Balkan
ese.
2-Mystic Man. Reigh Tetrarch,
Flagetta.
3-Headin Home, Cantmore, Morn
ing Flight
+Capstick, Giggle Lee. Welsh Lad.
5-Berwyn, Redwrack, Blablah.
6-My First, Macs Cantor, Saint
ByreWick.
7-Schley Goree, Remolee. Bull
| Terrier.
s-America First, Beau Bon, Agnes
Knight.
9-Little Mowlee, High Aim, Chief
Hollis.
Best bet-Berwyn.
Suffolk Downs.
| BY the Louisville Times
Adolf, MixWell, Billy See.
2-Valdina Jack, Be Prepared, Ex-
tremus.
3-Noodles, Rocky Margot, Light
Tack.
+George Lamaze. Paper Cutter,
Long Sentry.
5-Ack Ack, Eternal Bull, Fly Ty.
6-Robespierre, Liberty Franc, Bob's
Boys.
7-Chalcolite. Wooden Indian, Holl
Image.
8-Wise Player. Howard, Sicklebill.
Best bet-Chalcolite.
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EIG H TIL RAG E-AGNES
KNIGHT, NAMES LAD,
RITSSEI MnEEE

AGNES KNIGHT wins many
races and she could be able to
give the opposition she meets in
the nightcap a neat trimming.
The mare should score as her
rider pleases. NAMES LAD
threatens on occasion and he
rates stout consideration. RUS
Sell MCGEE has been raced into
condition for this try.
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Belmont Park.
"L

tFaSt.)
BY the Louisville Times
Lady Mascara, Miss Sungino, Airy
Goer.
2-Early Settler. Count Maurice,
ISkie.
3-Brooklandville, Carriage Trade,
Air Post.
+Ossabaw, Good Chance. Satilla.
5Gala Song, Halcyon Days, Sun
Alberta.
6Straight Lead, Mythical King,
Spanish Duke.
7-Dr Sticks, Kurdistan, Mantagna.
S-Memory Book, Dnieper, Westcan.
Best bet-Ossabaw.
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THIRD RACE-HEADIN HOME,
QUICK VINE. WENUIT.

HEADIN HOME raced fairly
well in Florida competition and
he shipped to this point ready
for a good effort first rattle out
of the box. He is the best bet
of the day. QUICK VINE is
dangerous here. The mare is
reported in the pink of condi-
tion. WENUIT could save the
consolation money.
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Churchill.

BY the Louisville Times.
Satin Rolls, Chicharrs, Cross
Ruff.
2-Takitfrome, Tiger Teddy. And
now.
3-Bolus, Alohort, Long Hopes.
4-Symphon, Fritz, Beth Bon.
5-Joe Burman, Judge Leer, BuSby.
6-Mexicana, DisSension, Shut Eye.
Brown Comet, Beau Insco, Cruel
benna.
8-Out of Fire, Sweeping Bow,
Blacky Bee.
9-Hat Check, Alsur. Ceepeetee.
Substitute race-Fy Ne, Latepass,
Inviting.
Best bet-Bolus.
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SIXTH RACE ROWING EYE,
CLOCKS HAppV u0STESS

ROWING EYE has been train
ing well over the local strip and
he may be able to bring home the
bacon at the first asking.
CLOCKS won often during the
Havana season and he may be
able to make his presence felt.
HAPPY HOSTESS has early lick
and she may be with the pace all
the way.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

FIRST RACE LULAf KHAY-
YAM, BALKANESE, MISS
HILDUR.
LULA KHAYYAM raced fairly
well at Havre de Grace and the
mare appears to have a bit of an
edge on the opposition she en-
counters in the opening number.
BALKANESE always has been
able to hold his own with this
caliber of opposition and he
should be in the thick of it. MISS
HILDUR for the show.
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SEVENTH RACE - SCHLEY
GOREE, REMOLEE, VAN

SCHLEY GOREE has been
racing on the milers and should
be in condition. On one or two
occasions he threatened to trim
better than these appear to be.
REMOLEE copped this spring at
Bowie and his best effort would
make him keen threat. VAN
TRYST has to be given money
consideration.
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Criminal Court No. 1-Justic
Goldsborough.

United States VS.. Herbert White.
United States VS.. George w.
Crouch
United States VS.. Lee R. Hend-
ricks.
United States VS.. John r. Adams.
United States VS.. Sonny Pearson.
United States VS.. Thomas N. Baker.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

early foot and she should be able
to take the lead shortly after the
break. Once in front the fllly
promises to be hard to overhaul.
BLABLAH is quite consistent and
she should threaten from the drop
of the flag. RED WRACK is fit
and ready for good performance.
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xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
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FIFTH RACE - LIGHT OF
MORN, BLABLAH, RED
WRACK.
LIGHT OF MORN has sharp
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
REST BET-HEADIN HOME

BEST BET-HEADIN HOME.
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xArprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast
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(See COURT ASSIGNMENTS,
Page Aid
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 500; claim
i've. Avear.olds and I'm. Ia miles

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up; III miles.
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TENTH SUBSTITUTE RACE-Purse.
$500: claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6
Suffolk Downs

allowance claimed.
rIaor arA Fost
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Belmont Park
Bs The Associated Press.

SECOND RAcE-Purse, si:5oo: claim
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Churchill Downs

BY tie Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
BY the Associated Press.

THIRD RACE-Purse. S4O0; clsimins;
-rear-nlds and I'M: Charles Town course
Evening star., 1941-05-13

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: handicap;
2-year olds, 41z furlonss.
Ack Ack - 11s Eternal Bull - lis
srisht world - IL Pacihcation - lis
Fly Ty 11S
Evening star., 1941-05-13
SEVENTH INNING.

Observation-Disclosures threw out
Harris. Mullin went out the same
way. Campbell flied to Case. No
runs.
WASHINGTON-Vernon famed.
Lewis singled to right. Travis hit
into a double play, Benton to
Croucher to York. No runs
Washington, S; Detroit, 4.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Suffolk Downs
BY the Associated Press.

hA1O dll lily
and Kings Colors.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
steeplechase handicap; 4-year-olds ana up;
a poliy'S Love fno boy) - 153
Satilia tEine) - $50
Rachelor Philip fMcCoYern) - 142
Castietovn 1Bellhouse) - 146
SoiI ana Toss IIjttle1 1875
Gons Chancs 1E Roberts) - l45
q Osssbsw mo boy) -. -------- 161
aE B. Schley-L. B. Mayer entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
EMORY BREADS TO TELL ROSEMARY OF HIS LOVE FOR LORNA

interesting to men and madden
ing TO women.
When David came down in old
flannels and a pongee robe. tied
on over his undershirt. she was
posed on a chintz-covered couch.
among bowls of blossoms. David
grinned.
"A picture" he applauded
dragging up a big chair" very
appropriate for page forty-six!
Nicely calculated in every de-
tail. What have you been up to.
angelic mamma? Some mischief
it sticks out all over you like
pin feathers I"
"Oh. David. how crude! Just
when I'm feeling-subdued, some
how. A sort a cathedral feeling
as though there were chimes
ringing somewhere and an organ
playing soft. beautiful music"
Lorna framed her face into a
Madonna portrait, widening her
eyes, lifting her brows appeal
ingly. letting her mouth culver
very little-just enough, not too
much. Men hated tremulousness
in women. They always had i'm
pulses to run when a woman's
control broke down.
David took a cup of coffee,
sugared it literally. leaned for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

rain. Emory MaIlard. telling her
that he loved her?
She set the metal cover back
on the typewriter with a bang.
She pushed the written sheets
impatiently into pile and turned
her back upon them. This was
a day in her life to be marked
with roses and soft music and
glamour. not outraged by mys-
teries in old cellars or shrieks
in the night.
Emory should have taken her
somewhere-just the two Of
them, to some place where can
dies burned and there was harp
music and the twittering of love-
birds. She knew exactly how ii
should have been done, the emo
tional climax of this day, having
written 1t so many times. And
Emory had never thought of it.
He had kissed her, trifle briefly,
and she sensed. with some vague
embarrassment, and then had
taken himself off. mumbling
troubled doubts about breaking
the news TO his daughter.
Lorna Patrick set her proud
lovely mouth in a straight line.
then she relaxed 1t to a quick
smile as David came tramping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Heavens. how horribly wet
you are!" she exclaimed. Il
thought you were having lunch
at the Mallard house ?"
II was. / had lunch-and then
l walked on the shore. Ever walk
on the shore in a rain, madre
mia? Soaking, sousing rain that
trickles down your spine and
vets your ribs and your collar
bone? Ever walk in water and
feel it ooze between your pretty
toes? Good for you-does some
thing to the itch inside you.
makes you realize how long that
sea has been there, growing and
galloping round the world. And
how small you are. Only a
couple of inches taller than a
worm"
David, you utter idiot Stop
ranting foolishness and get into
some dry things. What on earth
were you doing out in the storm.
anyway"
II told you, / was walking.
And then l was helping an enter
tanning sardonic. by name Cor
poral Kehoe. bail out a boat.
Amazing what lot of water can
fall into a boat, one drop at
time. You dip and dip and your
backbone creaks. and there's still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

water sloshing around in the bot
tom. Also. give me credit, my
dear young woman, for being dis
Greet. You were entertaining a
beau-and so absorbed you had
forgotten that you had a SON
so l left the field to you. free
and unhampered by pestiferous
offspring"
David" her voice fell to a
grave cadence, II want to talk to
you. But change first. please.
You're dripping all over the
rugs"
7ftyou have a portentous sound sound
Is anything wrong? When
you spend a day making wild love
to the landlord. he should either
lower the rent or throw us out"
David. / don't feel like fool
ing. Hurry. I'm, going to make
coffee-and you need it. ! feel a
little frazzled myself"
She arranged a tray cleverly.
with thin sandwiches and black,
fragrant coffee. She slipped into
her room and touched her eyes
with powder and delicate shadow,
and shaped her lips again. They
were red and soft, though a trifle
narrow. a patrician mouth that
needed little artifice to make it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

ward with his elbows on his
knees.
II know what you're going to
say. mother. You've made up
your mind to marry the gallant
Major Mallard. and you're wor-
ried about how I'm going to take
it."
"Oh no-not you, Davidt You
and decided things like that,
long ago. We're both free. I'd
never question anything you
wanted to do"
. Sure of that, are your"
"Oh, quite sure! Though of
course I'd be grieved If you de-
cided to do something-well,
outrageous"
Like marrying a girl who
couldn't speak English. Yes, ]
can visualize you throwing ele-
CANT fits at that"
David, if you would only be
serioust This Is a solemn time In
my life, I'm making an important
decision and you clown and ruin
everything"
Sorry, pet, apologize. But
If you're not concerned about
my reactions, what is preying on
your mind?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

VoU SERVE velveeta because it tastes 50 good
i J.: because it can give such variety to your
everyday menus. But its nice to know, too,
that this cheese food is rich in milk minerals
and milk protein. Supplies Vitamins and G.
And delicious Velveeta is as digestble as milk!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

THE storm had ended and the
late afternoon sun came out,
shining through the wet palms
and the mango trees.
Lorna Patrick closed the screen
behind Emory Mallard. heard his
old car humble into life and go
roaring away He was headed
down the lane, between the tall
camphor trees. she noted, going
away from his own house. A lit
tie smile twisted her lips-a smile
that had the faintest tinge of
malice in it.
Poor Emory-he dreaded GO
ing back to face that sombre
child Of his-the girl who wanted
life to stay the same forever.
He had been very frank about
IL. He had said, after he had
asked Lorna to marry him,
Rosemary isn't going to like you
at first. Lorna. She's a jealous
little thing I've had her so long
ever since Vicki decided that
she couldn't endure my stupid
way of enjoying life any longer.
You'll have to be patient with
Rosemary
Borrowing a pet line from one
of her books, Lorna had said,
It's little thing to do for you,
my lover. To be patient with
your child. besides" she added,
brightly, she'll marry soon her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity to actual persons
living or dead is merely a
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
CONTINUED from Page 17)


TT doesn't matter, it's so
fnghtfully hot. I'll go up to the
house and get into bed with a
book. They won't race any more
today. Even If the rain stopped
they'd have TO bail. and all the
canvas will be soggy. Don't worry
about me. please. Jeff-In be all
right"
Jeff did not move, he did not
speak nor make a gesture to de-
tain her when she went to the
door. He was, he told himself
grimly. letting her go while he
could let her go. Before he said
things that must not be said
He watched her walk out into
the leaden rods of the rain. not
bending her head nor fiinching
The storm was subsiding now,
the thunder retreating in angry
muttering. The rain was coming
down now sullenly. and Rose
mary moved through the pelt of
II as though 1t did not exist. She
passed the gate and the shrub
berry hid her. but Jeff's eyes went
on with her. up the shell path
and into the big, still old house.
Then he let his hands fall in
a gesture of dull patience. There
was nothing that he could do,
nothing to say. He had nothing
to offer any woman. He had done
what he could-written letter
after letter, but none was ever
answered.
He should. he told himself. 60
away. Go and tear this page
the book of these last five years,
out of his life. Go now. before
the longing in him broke past
the steel bonds of his lips and
ruined things forever. made a
wound that nothing would heal.
He had told himself a hundred
times in this past month, that he
ought to 60. He had even writ
ten formal resignation. and
then torn 1t up again. counting
such stiffness the absurdity 1t
was. There had never been a
formal agreement between him.
self and Emory Mallard. NAL
lard had sale.
Think you can do the job.
Jeff" And Jeff had been hired.
Now all he needed to do was TO
say TO Mallard. I'm through"
And the arrangement would be
at an end. And there would be
no acrimony. he knew, no argu-
ment. because they were both
gentlemen of understanding.
He had saved most of his
money, because there was so lit
tie that he wanted, outside the
demands of the Daisy and the
pay Of the mulatto boy who kept
his house in order Now and then
a suit of clothes-but Florida
clothes did not cost very much.
He even rolled his own cigarettes,
having learned that economical
trick in a lean year when, hid
ing from the things that became
uncomfortable In his life he had
herded Brahma cattle on the
Florida prairie.
There was nothing to hold him.
and yet he did not go.
AS he put on a slicker and an
old felt hat and walked down to
the shore to see how the Daisy
had Jared in the storm, he told
himself that 1t was time now to
stop being a hopeful fool, clinging
to hope when obviously there
was no hope.
He would tell Mallard to look
for another man. Get him on
the ground and train him before
the Autumn crop was ready.
The world was very wide. A
man could lose himself in it-get
away from his present-and his
past.
THE Storm had epdad and thu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Ito Be Continued Next Week
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

dcz, mas de 20 solicitudes para
alquilar esos apartamentos; pc
70 la mayoria son de familias
cue ganan una cantidad mayor
a Ia sealada por Ia ley.
Una familia de dos personals,
por ejemplo, items un Unite de
suede annual, para poder vivir
en- ell Ponce de Leon, de $50 do
lares.
Para una famiia de cinco o
mas ell limite sc eleva a $1,170.
mo habra Glen familias en-
Ybor City, de pocos recursos.
que deseen correspondent a la
bondad de Uncle Sam alquilan-
do esoS Glen ap~artamentos?
YES, tanta ia abundancia"
en- nuestros barrios que va la
mayoria de los obreros no nece-
sta obras como ell Ponce de
Leon Court?
Personals que aman a Hbor
City venian aconseiando al go
bierno federal conStruyese otros
apartamentos, como los del Pom
ce, en- Palmetto Beach.
Habian prometido en- Wash
ington que q asunto Sc estudia-
ria.
Ahora el gobierno comprueba
la apatia de los ciudadanos de
Ybor City, mantenierdo Glen
apartamentos vacios, modernos,
con un seryicio que solo los ri
cos tienen, en- ell Ponce de Leon
Court.
va sc ha deja5O de cobrar
por Samuel, en- el "proyecto y
borciteno' mas de $4,000.
5Estamos correspondence
debidamenta al favor que nos
hiciera ell gobierno federal?
les tanta la prosperidad en-
los Districts latinos que no Sc
encuentran Glen familias de mo-
destos recursos para llenar esos
apartamentos?
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
ECOGIDO Ell SIR, JACKSON
PARA DIRECTOR DE LA
RESERVA Il

FL Sr. Frank d. Jackson, pre-
sidente de la Jackson Grain Co.,
Y prominante hombre de nego-
clos de esta ciudad, fu6 electo a.
yer, por la junta de gobernado-
res del sistema federal de reser-
va, para ~desempehar un puesto
de director en- el banco de la re-
serva federal en- Jacksonville.
Tiene ell banco de Jackson
Vile, rama del sexto distrito fe-
deral, nueve directories, tres de
los ccales son nombrados por
los gobernadores,
Mr.. Jackson seguira atendien
do sus negocios en- Tampa; pero
tendra que asistir a las reunio-
mes que Sc verifiquen en- Jack
sonville, Atlanta y Washington.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Palpitaciones dc
la %coIonia latina
I E APARTAMENTOS

ClEN APAkIA AMEN lOo
En- ell Ponce de Leon Court,
noble obra del gobierno federal
en- Ybor City, hay Glen "aparta-
mentos' vacios.
Estan llenos todos los "aparta-
mentos" en- Ell llamado "proyec-
to de los negros'' y estan llenos
en- "e proyectO'' para los blan-
cos norteamericanos, EN- la callS
Broad.
Los negros tienen un eXcelen-
tie cuidado con sus habitaciones,
patios, servicios sanitarios, etc.
Los oiudadanos blancos del
Ponce de Leon tambieu cuidan
de sus habitaciones, patios etc.
IPor que hay solamente 2l2
"apartamentos' ocupados en- el
"proyecto" de la barriada latina
~ Glen vacios, con perjuicio pa
ra ell gobierno federal.
Hay en- la oficina del Ponce de
Leon Court, segdn nos informa
Ell buen amigo Lorenzo Herman
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Tres OrQuestds


Tres orqueStaS amenizaran el
Bale Social de las Flores que pa
ssdo mahana celebrara la Sec
ci6n de Recreo dl CfrcUlo Gu =
bano, en- su edificio social, inclu
yendo ell Patio-Jardin. Son es-
tas, George Kayton" y Don
Francisco" para los amantes de
la m1sica americana, y LA Tro
pical," con sus cantantes Merce
dita Sanchez Y Joaquin BARGE =
ma, para las pleas latinas. Este
conjunto ocupara la concha del
Patic-Jardin.
Habra mesas en- el Patio, a un
coSto de $500, equipadas con
cuatro sillas. Las sillas adiciona
les, a Soc.
Las simpaticas muchachas de
la Secci6n de Damas daran Ia
bienvenida al pIblico.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
NOTAS SOCIALN
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

JUNO, una gran fiesta bailable,
por invitaei6n.
SuS organizadores, deseosoe
0e complacer toios los gustoS,
en- cuanto a orquestas, contrata-
ron los servicios de Don Fran
cisco, Manuel Sanchez, LA
Tropical Y la Sonora.
Para esta fiesta Sc engalanan
los los salones de Ia sociedad
Italia, sitos en- la Gale 10 Y
Octave avenida.
Va Sc encunentranen pOder
de nuestras familias las invita-
clones.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Santos del Daa
Nuestra Sra. de La Luz.
La Fnn ion de Anoche

Con teatro leno efectu6 aver
otra function mas la Compania
habilmente dirigida por Ell pri-
mer actor Gilberto Delfino.
Subi6 a escena la obra titula-
da "Imitaci6n de la Vida, del
autor cubano Aware Suarez.
Mucho Sc distinguieron en- esta
Obra, Estelita Echezabal, en- ell
papel de la hija de la negra
Sra. Pillar Ramirez, Delfino, "A
paricio, Gown, Pinero Y Mimi.
Merecidas salvas de aplusos re-
cibieron todos.
Para ell viernes Sc anuncia
"Asi Somos los Gallegos", y
un acto de variedades.
Ell domingo, otro de los "ca-
nonazos" de la temporada, "El
Perrero".
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Nueva OficialidGd

Reunidos en- la noche del pa.
sado martes los componentes de
la entidad social limited Club,
eligieron la nueva oficialidad.
Componen Ia nueva directiva
Joe Alvarez, presidente reelec-
to; Luis Olivera, vice presiden-
te; Norma Reyes, secretaria
Candita Sanchez, secretaria de
finanzas; Ida Martinez, guardia
de honor, y Augusta Quesada,
reporter.
En- esta misma reunion Sc die
ron a conOcer los nombreS de los
nuevos miembros que acaban de
ingresar: Alicia Mignina, One
lia Rodriguez, Jennie Adrian.
Ida Martinez, Sarah Rodriguez.
Rodriguez Conchita Perez, Co
rina Perez, Julio Rodriguez A.
rebal Valdivia, Eugenio Brito.
Orlando Puente, Jack Dfaz, Joe
Elizarde, Jose Bairan, ReynOld
Jimenez, Angel Gill y Sam Ba-
rome.
Felicitamos al Club United
por los nuevos miembros v de-
seamos mudhos exitos & Ia nue.
va oficialidad .
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
La JuRtd de Hoy

La Juntd de Hoy
Hoy jueves, Y como costum-
bre va establecida, sc reuniran
en- 81 salon de sesiones las Sec
clones de Damas Y Recreo de Ia
estimada sociodad Circulo Gu
bano, bajo Ia presidencia de Ia
Srta. Mercedes Fernandez y
Oscar Cuervo.
La junta empezara a las ocho
en- punto de Ia noche y Sc desig-
naran las comisiones para el
bale social de las Flores.
Ruegan la asistencia de todos
los mieRbros.