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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-15
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Brotherhood Sunday, February 16
 10:3O A. M

Brotherhood Sunday, February l6
 10:3O A. M. ORDER OF. MORNING WORSHIP Prelude-Ko1 Nidrei, Hebrew Melody The Processoinal Hymn-O Wor- ship the King The Call to Worship, Invocation and Lords Prayer Anthem-Psalm 150 Lewandowsky Responsive Reading Gloria Patri Baritone Solo: ''EliaS" ....... Mendelssohn Nauman Eleishman, Cantor at
 Temple Beth-El The Scripture Reading Prayer Offertory Quartet: God is a Spirit ................. Bennett Doxology Children's Sermon Hymn-Immorta Love, Forever Full The Sermoll-"The Challenge of Brotherhood in a World of Chaos
 Rabbi William P. Greenfield The Recessional Hymn-He Lead eth me Benediction Postlude-Andante religioso Thome The flowers in the vase will be in memory of eacon and Mrs. Charles M Benedict
 The flowers on the table will be in memory of Charles M. Suther- land.
 FORUM-7:3O P. M. Organ Program-7:15-7:30 p. m. Bells of St. Anne de Beaupre.. ................... Russell To a Water Lily ..... .Mcowell The Squirrel .......... Weaver Trumpet Tune and Air Purcell Hymn-O For Closer Walk with God Invocation and Lords Prayer Scripture Lesson Baritone Solo-Callest Thou Thus, Master ............... Mietzke Illustrated Lecture: On Nature Trails at Banff and Lake oLuise"
 an McCowan Offertory-oT a Wild Rose .... ...........,.,.......... Macowell Question Period Hymn-SaHour, Again to Thy Name Benediction Pogtlude-The Maple Leaf For- ever ',.,,,,.',,,',',',' MUTT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-15
Maugatuck Church
 Directory
SALEM LUTHERAN

Jesus EXIlOTCS US 10 Wd4h 0j The Light (John 12:35-38)
 Ushers-Edward Gerber-Burtob Lundin.
 goo a. m.-Swedish. Senior choir
 10:00 a. m.-Bible School. Auk service-Eric Gabrielson - Eldop RohS.
 HOO a. m.-English. Junior Choir.
 CONGREGATIONAL
 The church school will meet al 9:45 a. m. in the parish house.
 Morning worship will be held at Il o'clock. The minister, Rev. Ed ward R. Hance, will preach on "The Salt of the Earth"
 ChiIdren's subject Salt"
 Music: introductory voluntary, Choral Prelude" Brahms; anthem, How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place" Brahms; offertory, 70 Holy Jesu,' Lvoff: concluding voluntary, Post lude," Rinck.
 The church kindergarten will be open to care for the younger chil- dren while their parents attend the morning service.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship will leave the parish house at 3 O. clock to attend an afternoon and evening Youth Rally on Peace" in the First Methodist Church at Wa terbury, from to 8 p. m. Members will take their own suppers. A hot drink will be furnished by the en- tertaining church. Attendance last week was 56. HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL
 Sunday school and the Bible classes meet at 9:45 a. m. The Wor- ship in English will be at Il O. clcck The music will be by the cf The topic for the pastors st Il is Building on Risks"
 Inc evening service, with con- gregational hymn sing, will be at 7:30 o'clock. There will be a brief mediation on the subject The Man who walked with God"
 The Annual meeting of the Sick Benefit Society will be held on Monday at 7:15 D. m.
 There will be the regular mid week service for fellowship and prayer on Thursday at p. III. A Birthday Social by the Ladies Auxiliary will be held on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the church hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-15
Congregational
FIRST CHURCH Order of the Morning Service

FIRST CHURCH Order of the Morning Service
 11:00 o'clock Prelude-Prayer ....... RubenStein Procession-Awake, My Soul, And With the Sun Sentences Invocation and the Lords Prayer VersicleS- Invocation and the Lords Prayer VerSicleS- Responsive Reading Gloria Patri- Children's Sermon
 Rev. James Phillips Offering with Anthem - Ho! Everyone That Thirsteth .... MacFarlane DoXology- Scripture Lesson - Proverbs 19: 1-6; Luke Is: 1-12- Anthem = There Shall Be No Night There ............ Wood Pastoral Prayer Hymn-Rise Up, O Men Of God! Sermon - Businesslike Religion
 Rev. Dr. James E. Gregg Prayer Benediction- Recessional-W Work Is Sweet, For God Has Blest Postlude-A Song Of Joy. StebbinS
 Notices for Tomorrow J. Weldon Jones who has lived in Palestine for eight years will give an illustrated talk on Pal {@ School members and their parents and friends from 9:45 to 10:45. 400 D. m.-The ChriSmon Society will take part in the Youth Rally at the First Methodist church, under the sponsorship of the Waterbury Youth Coun- Gil. The theme of the Rally is Toward a Righteous Peace. Rev. Wayne Womer of the Connecti- cut Peace Council will be the principal speaker at the evening session. 7:3o D. m.-At the meeting of the Gregg Fellowship, Thomas Gif- fors will lead a discussion on the book by Sir Wilfred Gren- fell, What Christ Means To Me"
 Notices for the Week Wednesday,
 1O:OO a. m. - The First Church
 Guild will meet to work for
 the Red Cross and the Hos pital. Luncheon will be served at
 13:30. At 1:30, Miss Emily
 Ann Smith of Berea College
 in Berea, Kentucky, will tel
 of the work which this col
 lege is doing. Friday
 400 p. m.-Cub Pack No. 9. 7:30 p. m.-Boy Scouts. Troop
 No. 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-15

Good Night.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

will be announced at report lunch
con at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
Carlton Hotel.
In q statement issued at cam
psign headquarters, Mrs. Land said
MANY small contributions must be
received Immediately if the sym
phony Is to continue after this sea-
son.
Small Gifts Needed.
People appear to feel that the
National Symphony Is interested IN
receiving only large contributions,
Mrs. Land said, "and that their 90
cent and. dollar contributions won't
help. Nothing could be further
from the truth"
Attributing the scarcity OF small
contributors, in part, to the Euro
pean conflict. Mrs. Land said:
If my committee could talk 70
eyerv one in the Navy and explain
to them individually the necessity
for preserving the National SYM
phony we could put the drive over
the top. But we can't; there isn't
time. If the Symphony Is TO be
saved. every one must send IN what
he can at once"
Talk Broadcast.
Mrs. LIE Fevre. whose talk was
broadcast over Station WMAL on
the N. B. C.-Star Dollar Club pro-
gram, pointed out that this year
more than q fourth of the Sym
phony's student concerts are being
PLAYED for children living in Mary
land or Virginia
In spite of this. she said, "the
suburbanite is prone to think that
the continued existence Of the sym
phony is q problem to be solved
within the confines of Washington
itself"
Mrs. LIE Fevre called the attention
to the fact that unless the sustain
ing fund of $1O7, 900 is raised there
will be no symphony next year
This" she declared, "is q frighten-
ing thought. I mention 1t simply
in the hope that it will awaken us
to the seriousness of this crisis and
to the necessity for prompt action.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Marriage License
Applications

Harold M. Brown, IS. 636 Columbia I'd
NV. and Anna NJ Flood. %, 1889 r st
NV: the Rev. James L. Pinn.
Layrence H Pratt 81. and Margaret A
the Rev Francis J. Faannasan
Stuart r Sondaeimer. 26, 8O3 r st. sw.
and Cora Kathryn Aker. 25. 1851 North
Capitol st; the Rev. Francis Yarnan.
Joseph B. Marshall. 33 Blackstone Hotel
iowa the Rev. y Wilbur ) +. vi Wheeler. er'''''i0
rrfdsri'. ns and Gsa. s%.a + ps1 fsH Pd s e5, s.
Boulevard ave. Sc; the Rev. Melvin J
Key.
st, NV, and Mary A, Carpenter, 10
ATlinston, Va; the Rev. Raymond L
william G; winsor, Sd: 23, and Reba +
the Rev. Donald w. Hunter.
Louis J. Urciolo. 27, 3542 ,warder st
Webster st. nv. the Rev. Louis W
aeger Se1as Il oSS So & caset. aPf p leGl' 1s
the Rev. Charles e. walden.
Oliver K walkinsstick %. 1910 25tl
l1Ol Euclid st. NV; the Rev Frederick
Brown Harris.
Adoniram J: David 81. 1850 Quincy st
NV and Minnie M Koch "a. Ma
nopal ISi!a TrainIns School for Girls; the Rev
william Il. Wnkerson. 81, United State
Naval Observatory. and Annie L. Gather
80. 194l Vermont ave, NV, the Rev
Raymo I'D K Blake. 90. s17 9th st. ne. ane
h.M Mary Moore Moore r. 1924 srd st. NV; thu
Fred Fenner.. "a. and Martha J. Eastes
81, both Of Fort Belvoir, Va; the Rev
Henry, R, Westcott, jr.
Son, Son, q; a;.t both q s4ls i st. NV: th'
Wafer "a bob Of a. a,mSr. nd Marie f., R.T
George r Chiicott, 40. 22O E st. NV. snt
RSFoEay Pc Rev. Y = r Wyas Bsns. a. Foss'ls Va
Arthur Ashton, -. I22 18th st. ne, snc
Louise Z. e. H ,.s smothers q e., E. All Va. ave
% and % sarah Hi'P as rsfss 81 5ao q st
Richard ss Nv" i X keisssr Esy s0aA,l
Va, and Lqcelle M. Hinkston: 81, 7OG
st. ne. the Rev; Wilson Holder
Charles W Clemens. ir, 20. Arlington. Va
fhs ano Ssn zane Seisslhsuf' sen 20 Philadelphia
George % %henneman jr.. 29, and Margaret
N N hnsCiGs6esii Me- S6ey e both OF Baltimore
Willie G FsrrslI, 2i. 1907 s st. NV. anc
Bessie lss Thomas. 20, 1887 18th st. NV;
SPENCER enc Ffx T. Fish m as s'ans West RosDury Mass
ne: the Rev. Freeley Rohrer.
Thomas H Bern, %. and Clareta NJ Strole
"a both of 5407 Carolina pl. NV: the
Rev. p Ernest Warren.
Lewis L Sparks 90. 1918 I ST. NV, ano
Marie r. Bell, %. 1918 Fairmont st
Nv: the Rev; Ronald J Fannon.
william H Corrigsn, 26, 424 Nicholson 81
NV, and Helen A. Mahoney, "a. Chi.
caRo; the Rev. George H. Bahlman.
Robert J. Lawrenson. jr., 81, and Mars
L. Riccardi, p. both Of 3s ,Seaton pl
NV; the Rev Louis P Miltenberger.
william B. Thompson. %, l0l1 E st Sc
and Mary e. Lawrence, 10. 1923 B st
Sc: the Rev. Patrick J. Begley.
Albert W. Mundy. "a. 1115 Swami st W
and Doris M Carter, "a. 1928 Vernon
st. NV; the Rev. Josiah z Elliott.
Leslie l. Mason. SO. 5040 N. H. ave. NV
and Dorothy M. Weimelt, %. 1915 Con
cord ave. NV; the Rev. J. Lowrey Fend
rich.
william Jackson, "a. Culpeper. Va, and
the Rev. c. T. Murray.
and Ida Z Brown, "a, 1913 8 st. NV;
Leopard o'Hsra. 5sd. 25s Kinsston N: r and
the Rev. J. G Bali. '''' - ~ w.
s.; NV, and June Christine Flood. 2l
1929 42d ST. NV: the Rev. Thomas G
Rockville.
George W. Carpenter "a. Fort Bslvoir Va,
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Your u. S.
Income Tax
Prepared by Bureau OF
Internal ReDenue,
Treasury Dept.
CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES.


The term capital assets" is de-
fined as the property held by the
taxpayer whether or not connected
with his trade or busineSs), but
does not include stock in trade of
the taxpayer or property OF kind
which would properly be included
in the inventory of the taxpayer
if on hand at the close of the tax
able year, or property held by the
taxpayer primarily for sale to Gus
toners in the ordinary course of
his trade or business, or properly,
used in the trade or business, of
character which is subject to the
allowance for depreciation.
Classed as Short Term"
Capital gains and losses are claSsi-
fed as short term" applicable to
capital assets held for 18 months or
less) and long term" applicable to
capital assets held fQr more than Is
months. Such gains and losses are
taken into consideration in the per-
centages shown on the return, based
upon the period of time during
which the assets were held.
Short-term capital losses are al
lowable only to the extent Of short
term capital gains. However, any
net short-term capital loss mot in
excess of the net income for the
taxable year. may be carried over
to the succeeding year and applied
against the short term capital gains
not already offset by short-term
capital losses in such year. The
carry over is restricted to one year.
Alternative Provided.
In the case Of net long-term
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Deaths Reported

Alice w Cook. SS. 1870 Wyoming ave. NV.
Phebe A. I. Howell, 81. 3459 Holmead pl.
Fannie Murray, S4. 436 New Jersey ave. Sc.
Willis Van Devanter, 81. 2101 Connecticut
Mary J. Garner. 70, 1901 Goth st. NV
Henrietta Erbach, 70. St. Elizabeth's Hos
Isaac T. Tyler, 70. Ganinger Hospital.
Kate M Ransier, II, 1918 Monroe st. NV.
Carol Kelly, II, Garfield Hospital.
BRIDGET C. Mahoney. IS, 40l4 Illinois ave.
NV.
Charles A. Haslacker. SO. Meridian Park.
Bessie Hayes. 64, Sibley Hospital.
Bertha M. Rupert SO, 239 Farragut 1t.
NV,
Walter E. williams, so. 1908 W ST. NV.
Charles E. Hammill, 81, 1903 4th ST. s.w.
Harold p. johnson, 81, Georgetown Hos
pital
Thomas C Phillips. 40, 1913 Bay st. Sc.
Pearl Stanton, Al. 1851 Alabama ave. sc.
Infant Jett, Columbia Hospital.
OVerton Baker "A. 80 Fenton pl NV
Lula McEachern, "a. 400 v ST. NV.
Joseph Mann 80, Garfield Hospital
Herbert Boyd. "a, Gallinger Hospital
Margaret Simms. 81, Gallineer Hospital.
James Shorter. 4s. 211 c st. s.w.
George A. Thomas. 40, IS N ST. NV
Marie Hardy, 45, Gallinger Hospital.
Alma Greenwood, Al, Gallinger Hospital
Raymond A. Hall, rs. 36 Eve st. s.w.
Helen Alexander, ~, Freedmen's Hospital
Bertha Cole. 90. Gallinger Hospital
Jeannette Franklin, 2S, Gailinger Hospital
Lydia Doleman, "a. Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

capital gain or loss, an alternative
tax Is imposed with respect TO a
gain II such tax is less than the
normal tax and surtax on net in
come, and in the event OF loss,
such alternative tax Is imposed II
greater than the normal tax and
surtax on net income. Where a
taxpayer derives q net long-term
capital gain and computes his tax
under section 1T (c) %, relating
to alternative taxes, the base for
determining the Is per cent limita-
ton on the charitable contributions
deduction provided by section 23 (o)
and the earned income credit pro-
vioed by section rs (a) CD Is met
income"
Where q taxpayer Sustains q net
long term capital loss and COM
putes his tax under section lit (c)
(2), the base for determining the
charitable contributions deduction
is ordinary net income" that Is
met income" plus the amount of
the net long-term capital loss, and
the base for determining the earned
income credit is ordinary net in
come" as adjusted for the charitable
contributions deduction.
A ducking stool was used to pun
ish shrews in England in 1745.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Red Cross to Present
Winter Water Show

The District of Columbia Chapter
of the American Red Cross will pre-
sent it's winter water show, Aqua
poppin'," at the Shoreham Hotel
pool at $50 pm. tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday.
The show is held annually in
connection with the Red Cross life
saving and water safety program.
There is to be no charge for ad-
mission Tickets may be obtained
at the District of Columbia Chapter
of the Red Cross. 1870 e street NV
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Dollar Club
Broudcusts

To aid the National SYM
phony Orchestra sustaining
fund campaign. the N. B. c.
Star Dollar Club will go on the
air each day of the drive with
talk by a prominent Washing
tonian and a donation to the
club by a local organization.
TODAY.
WRC, $40 pm. Speaker, L.
CoFrin Strong, president OF the
National Symptoms Board of
Directors.
TOMORROW.
WMAL, 6:15 pm. Speaker,
Walter Bruce Howe, campaign
chairman and vice president of
the National Symptoms Board
of Directors.
Dollar Club contributions may
be made at Jelleff's store, 1910
r street NV; kits music
store, 1880 G street NV, or
the symphony desk in the Carl
ton Hotel lobby.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

Steaks, chops, roaSts. =. everr
cut of meat l bought l was
proud to serve"
Miss MARY BOURKE
Evening star., 1941-02-12

A ducking stool was used to pun
ish shrews in England in 1745.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

"We're quite 'fussy' about
meats. But your Guora~-
teed Meats delighted us
every time and I made
16 different purchases"
MRS, JACOB ". BUEER
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Need Of Small Gifts
Stressed in Pleas
For Symphony
FinuI Results of Drive
To Be Announced at
Luncheon Tomorrow

Simultaneous appeals to the
small contributors Of Washington
and suburbs were voiced last night
by Mrs. Emory S. Land. chairman
of the National Symphony Orches-
ira sustaining fund campaigns Navy
Committee, and Mrs. Robert H.
LIE Fevre, Suburban Committee
chairman, as the drive to raise
$107.60 neared its close.
With only SAB, ,78023, or about Al
per cent. of the needed sum pledged
to date, final results of the campaign
Evening star., 1941-02-12

and Vivian NJ. Piper. 81, westmoreland
Hills, Md.
Joseph Antony Pititti, 36,. Drexel Hill
Pa. and Rose % %Fiorti' % Media. Pa
Nd, and Fern e. Perrin. 20. Silver
Spring. Md.
James w Seymore, "a Alexandria. Va,
and Josephine M. Lombard, 20. Airing
ton, Va
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Tokomu Eustern Star

Takoma Park Chapter, No. II, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will cele-
brate its 33d birthday anniversary
Friday night at the Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Births Reported

Eugene and Pauline Anderson, boy.
Edward and Margaret Address, boy.
George and ethel Black, boy.
Norman and Dorothy Brooks: boy;
Charles and Josephine Brophy' elrL'
Joseph and Rita Burke, boy
Charles and Vera Butts, boy.
Edmund and Margaret Campbell boys
twins.
EDWARD Il W. I'd = and Mary Christmas, sirl.
Roy and Mary Collins. girl.
Robert and Ruth Compton, boy
Frank and Isabelle Dl Bitetto boy.
William and Josie Fellows, girl
William and Helen Ford, boy.
Joseph and Katherine Gillis. girl
William and Marion Goodins, boy
Orlin and Elva Granger, boy,
YIIam Saui and afs BevsTiy sTafeH HerfuPih af' boy
stanley and Eileen Hinerman,. boy.
James and yelma Holford. girl. r,
sGhsd .ms ,ns 1Rd M.rsslss KnFhss kapss oy
AIbin and Mary Kasulaitis boy.
Harold and Madeline Kennedy; girl.
Walter ans Mildred aa fa,EI.} KnSts:; .,IT girl
MafteF AFsheF ana and toa eosansfa Tinsseseh; boy.
BENJAMIN .IS and Ty S,iva Lless Less sI s1r
Paul and Mary Luck, girl.
john and Mary Mewshsw: boy.
Carl and MARY MllleE' QOS'
iisGrse aspry ana fnp Lillian LHT' Mccormisk, boy
Harry and Hildegarde O'Neill, girl
benjamin and Rachael Petrarca, girl.
Everett Ever hna and d'S Verds Philips girl.
Julius and Lillian Press, boy.
Cay and Frederica Randolph sirl
TsTDfan Thomas and and Lula Rogers, boy.
Horace and Pearl Rogers. girl.
Harry and Vera Ross. boy
Edward and Ateiina sabatini., boy.
Anthony and Marie Sego' boy.
John and H Hester vss.i se!InsI: sh.rrv b1yil siTl
Joseph and Msisie shuey. girl.
Nicholas and Jane Simpson, girl.
John and Cecilia Smith, girl IL,
william and Agnes Thornby girl.
Robert and Irvie Tranmer. boy
Emmsts snd snd MaFy WEBS sr
John and Dorthea Whitner, boy.
fa%sf RobsTt aa6 and "Aeffa "Aefen wilson wilson boy
JOssDn }Osn and .nd pesfy AlEa Yo0d xoEhg boz Boy
Richard and Rosie Baldwin, boy
James and Leanna Blake. girl;
william Villain and and EsteiIe Brown, girl.
James and Edith Brown, girl;
Robert and Elizabeth Byrd. girl.
Allen and Anthea Ezell. boy
Scott and ESsie Garrett, girl.
| Ullyses and Pernells Griggs, boy.
Ralph and Alice Gunter, boy.
Jessie and Bertha Hall boy.
| Wallace and Madge Hawkins, girl.
| Thomas and Grace Hawkins. boy.
| James and Myda Herrod. boy;
| Josh and Beatrice Howard, girl.
| Clinton and Coretta Howsworth girl.
Jessie and Marjorie Hughes, girl;
| Eugene and Estelle Humphries. girl.
| Andrew and Elizabeth Jones, girl.
| Frank and Lorene Lee. boy.
| Charles and Bernice Lewis, girl.
| Moses and Willie Mae Matthews. s1rl.
| George and Ruth Miles, girl.
| william and Frances Pelham, girl;
| William and Bernice Povelle, girl.
| Kelly and Minnie Richardson, boy.
Thomas and Lillian Roberts girl
| Edward and Elizabeth Samuels, boy.
| Paul and Ellese Scott, girl.
| William and Ruth Smith, girl.
| Conway and Lucille Smith. boy.
Henry and Ethel Wharton. boy.
| Ira and Alice williams, girl.
Lsthon and Allie williams, sirl.
wesley and Elizabeth YounG sce.
La gaceta., 1941-05-26

Wales, Manuel Gutierrez, Eva
risto Ceijas, Alberto Reyes y
Sra. Pepito Dc los Reyes Y Sra,
Jose Fernandez y Sra, Rafael
Noricga, Adalia Martinez, Ge-
rardo Boza Y Sra, Ceferino 70
PEI V Sra, ConSuelO Aizpuru,
presidenta de In Secci6n de pa-
mas del Centre Asturiano; Con-
suelo Perez, Luis Fojaco, Alder
to Reyes V Sra, Jose Fidalgo y
Sra, Daniel Gonzalez Y Sra,
Mariana Sanchez y Sra, Obdu-
lilo Sanchez V Sra, Benny Alva-
rez, GonZalo Garcia, Roberto
Fernandez y Sra, Joe Menen-
dez Y Sra, Benrie Fernandez y
Sra, Joe Sanchez y Sra, Ar
mamdo Gonzlez y Sra, AleJan-
dro Inclan, Ulises Wales, Helen
Fernandez, MIrcelo Huerta, Nj
casio Puerta Y Sra. Bennie Rea
" Sra, Joe Pelaez, Orestes Or
ytega, Joe Cascade y Sra, Joe FL
IcorrOtta, Julia de la Parte, Sara
Santos, Rosita Quintanila, He
len Martinez, Mike Clement,
Oscar Mijares, Arturo Lopez,
Mercedita Sanchez, Jose Marti-
nez. Segundo Sanchez y Sra, Es
tela Bustelo, Frank FRANCO,
Gustavo Jim6nez, Andres Rem
dueles, Manuel Vega y Sra, En-
! rique Santos y Sra, Jose FoJo y
Sra, Jose Orgaz y Sra, Cucc
Lorenzo y Sra, Luis Diaz, J
Sra. Francisco Fernandez de is
Nuez Y Sra, Arthur Cabot y
Sra, Jose Cohalla y Sra, Fran.
cisco ]. Escobio, Manuel FernaT
dez (Parruca) (; Indalecio Llans
Lucy Ares y otros muchos mas
Pido perd6n por las omisiones.
Durante ell almuerzo la orguet
ia la Tropical" deleito a ID
La gaceta., 1941-05-26
Ell Picnic de -lyer

Tai Y como habfamos pronos-
ticado desde estas columnas, re-
suite esplendiGo Ell Picnic eele-
brado aver Domingo pOr la LO-
gia Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca.
Tarde de algeria. Los organi-
zadores recibieron m1ltiples fe'
licitaciones por la idea de haber
| escogido ell procioso terreno de
Trio de la Policfa,
De los terre1os del police Pts
TOD Club podemos decir que cs
ell mejor Y mas adecuado para
esta claSe de fiestas. Posee IN
salon de bale hermosfsimo, ca
paz de albergar g centenares de
parejas, muy c6modamente. SuE
amplias ventanas 10 mantiener
constantemente ventilado.
Sin tenor a equivocarme pode-
mos decir que rsnas mil personaf
ocuparon las largas mesas que
sc colocaron en- q salon de bal
lie y en- los portales. Todos en-
cantados saborearon e rico me
nd, compuesto de entremes, a.
rroz con polio, pan, laguer y he
lados.
En- la mesa &c los inVitadoE
saludar a nuestro director, Sr
Victoriano Manteiga; Alberto
Valdes Brit5, Jefe Redactor d.
nuestro colega de la manans
"Traducci6n-P rensa'', y Sra
Srta. Marguerite Gavilan; lo'
concejales Frank CanneIle
Juan Pacheco; Albert DArpa
La gaceta., 1941-05-26
Santos del Dia
Felipe.
Otro Picnic

Otr0 Picnic
En- la fiesta de aver nos infor
mo ell Sr. Indalecio Llama, pre-
idente de la Juventud Asturia-
ma que en- la Ultima junta por
ellos celebrada sc habia acorda-
do la celebration de un Picnic
para recabay fondos y reedifi-
car ell salon de halle del Centre
Asturiano.
La fecha por ellos escogida es
la del Is de JUNO.
Aun no han escogido las or
questas que 10 amenizaran, nj
tampoco Ell lugar EN- que Sc efec-
tuaran, pero es muy possible qle
Sc e~scojan los terrenos del "Po-
lice Pistol Club" por sus venta-
jas.
En- la junta del venidero mier
coles acordaran otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-05-26

Angel Alfonso, Vicepresidente
de la Sociedad Centre Espanol
81 Jefe de la Policia, Sr. Wood
druff; ell Ex-Jefe de Inmigra-
|ci6n, Mr.. Hopkins, y SUI culta hi,
ia; Severino MARTINEZ, presiden
te de Ia Logia; Joe R. Colmend-
res: Antonio Muniz y Sra, Ca
los Menendez, Rey Mezquina y
Sra, Ramon Hermida y STA,
Genobeva Moreda, Amado Ro,
driCuez Elisa Llera, Angel Gar
cia, Alicia Rodriguez, Joe Dfaz,
Pedro Nones; Manuel Lopez.
mne tuvo a su cargo la confec-
ci6n del arroz con polio; AureliO
Prado v Sra, Luis Figueredo.
de la Cerveceria ia Tropical
y Sra; Baldomero Fernandez,
Feline D'Elia, Pepln Gonzalez
Y Sra, Roberto Fernando y
Sra. Julian del Barrie y Sra
Mario Baez, representante de-
pan "Holsum'; DR.. Aurelio A.
Il
Gonzalez y Sra, acompRnados
de sus encantadOras hijas Ln'
cfa y Auraia; Abelardo Rodri.
guez, Andres Garrido y Sra
Mary Garrido, Pablo Gonzalez
Federico Mendez, Angelina vi
ma, Julio Pelaez. Mauricio Gu.
tierrez, Sra. Gloria Rubin, Da'
MEL Campos, Antonio More
Sra, Pedro VilladOnga y Sra.
Pace Vidal y Sra, JESUS Fernar
DEE, Benny Muniz v Sra, Anto
Mo Muniz y Sra, Alicia Secu
ri, Ketty y Dora Roosevelt 10
sc MARTINEZ, David Gonzalez
Agustin Lorenzo, Frank Cicca
relic y Sra, Manuel Melendi y
Sra, Alfredo Morales, JOS
Granda, Alfonso Coniglio, Ben
jamin Blanco, skinny Diaz
Antonio Polo y esposa, CrfSpult
La gaceta., 1941-05-26

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