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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
U. S. THREATENS
SILK IMPORT RAN

The most significant thing in our
foreign relations at present is not
the nature of the repercussions from
the menace to Germany and Italy
in President Roosevelt's address to
congress, but much less publ
cized activity OF the government re-
garding restricting or banning i'm
ports of silk from Japan.
Publicity about this is perhaps
even more interesting than the
threat itself. No one is shouting it
from the housetops, but apparently
every government official involved,
from the White House down to the
humblest clerk in the department
OF commerce, is under orders to say
practically the same thing. That
same thing is, boiled down, that
there is no economic necessity for
restricting or banning imports Of
silk at this time-that such an &C
ton would be purely POLITICAL.
In short, the administr alton wants
japan to know that this government
has had the banning Of silk imports
under serious consideration wants
japan to know that there Is no eco
nomic reason why this should be-
come a necessity, but that some
POLITICAL motive might bring it
about overnight
II japan should attack the Dutch
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Lineup

Subs, Libby-B. Martin, 3, Daugh
arty, E. Eggert, 4, Earle, Delzer, 2.
Bigfork-Clark.
Officials-Timekeeper, Roberts,
referee, Rounds, umpire, Tinker.
Libby--1st quarter 2. End quarter
6, 3rd quarter 5, last quarter 8, ov-
ertime, /, total IA.
Bigfork-lst quarter 0, End quar-
ter. 4, 3rd quarter S, last quarter,
4. total l3.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
NATIONAL
AFFAIRS
Reviewed by
CARTER FIELD

WASHINGTON. There has been
SO much talk about average de-
stroyers, and SO much about the
necessity of capacity" to build as
being more important than actual
ships or planes, on the theory that
the actual fighting craft might soon
become obsolete, whereas the capac-
ity to produce them would lend itself
to Improvements in construction,
that little study should be given,
before the next armistice, to what
course should be followed when the
shooting stops.
The keels of 81 of these much
talked about average" destroyers
were la d AFTER the armistice OF
November, l9l8i They cost the gov
eminent sl8l ,00O,0 900.
Now everyone at the time, If any
one had stopped to think, knew that
was a foolish thing for the govern
ment to do Actually it was against
the old practice of the navy depart
ment. 1t was only few years be-
fore that happened that the navy had
delayed awarding contracts for new
battleships for several years in or
der to take every possible advantage
of newest developments.
But the point Lere is that the
naval officers responsible for this
delay--the same men who permitted
the laying of the keels of 81 unneces-
sary destroyers after November,
l9l8-knew perfectly well that the
destroyers they were permitting to
be built were headed for storage in
grease, and nothing else.
RESTRICTED CONSTRUCTION
Their mere presence, in grease,
in the years that followed prevented
the navy from getting modern de-
stroyers.
And notice that at the time all this
postwar construction was rushed
through, there was not the slight
est notion that an arms conference
was coming which would stop new
construction and freeze navies at
their existing strength. That did not
come until the winter of 1922,
though quite possibly the greatly
added strength OF the u. S. navy
caused by this construction made
other nations the more willing to
stop the armament race.
But few naval officers have ever
thought anything except that the
arms conference was a disaster for
Americal Which again does not at
tribute wisdom to that feverish post
war construction.
So it is to be hoped that at the
close Of THIS war more sane pol
icy will prevail as to the use OF the
enormous capacity we will have on
our hands for the construction OF
both ships and planes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Libby Beats Bigfork
in Overtime

The Libby Terriers barely beat
the undefeated Bigfork quintette
Friday by close score of l4-l3 in
a 3-minute overtime The starting
line up of the Terriers consisted of
five seniors but soon were substi
tuted for a second team 1t was the
poorest exhibition of basketball that
Libby fans have witnessed this
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
New Pupils in Grade Schools

First Grade-Ronald Clement,
Norman Mertel.
Second Grade-John Thompson,
Mary Billadeau, Larry Loser, John
Kleidosty.
Third Grade-Betty Lou Klei-
dosty.
Fourth Grade-Leo Cleary, Bobby
Bolles, Louise Thomson.
Fifth Grade-Leona O'Rourke,
Lillian Wood, Victor Mertel.
Sixth Grade-Robert Paullin,
Archie Thompson, Dorothy
O'Rourke
The Sixth grade now enrolls 80
pupils; the eighth grades have to-
tai of 578. With EOS in the high
school, the school enrolment at the
beginning of the second semester
is 1888.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Redbud Tree

The legend OF the redbud tree Is to
the effect that the redbud or Judas
tree once had white flowers, but that
when Judas hanged himself upon the
tree they turned pink with shame.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Lineup
Substitutes

Libby-Bouton, Daugharty 4, E.
Eggert, Earle, Dutton, Delzer,
Friend. Eureka. Frost, Rhodes,
Broderick.
Officials Tinker, referee
Rounds, umpire; Roberts, scorer;
Woods, timekeeper.
Score-Libby, lst quarter 10, End
quarter 8, 3rd quarter s, last quar-
ter 7, total a. Eureka--1st quarter
3, End quarter 4, 3rd quarter s, last
quarter 2, total Is.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
CHURCHES
First Lutheran Church
Norman Benson, Student Pastor


First Lutheran Church
Norman Benson, Student Pastor
st. Johns Lutheran
III. L. Pfotenhauer, Pastor
Methodist
E. Roy Fort, Pastor
st. Luke's Episcopal
Arthur B. Ward, Priest
Christian Science
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Albert M. Hart, Pastor
Calvary Pcntccostal
F. A. Dalton, Pastor
st. J0scph's Catholic
Edmond Taylor, Priest
Church Of God
Rev. B. III. Apologize
INTER MOUNTAIN BUS
SCHEDULE
Leave
East -.--.---.-------------------- a. IN
West -----..-.----------------------- p. m
Arrive
West w r. 49,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23

ever need my assistance though,
I'll be glad to help.
Your 'x-con,"
HAWKSHAW THE DEFECTIVE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Hrozna srnrt.

Rozfiznutim tela v polovici
vlakem v Houstonu, Texas ma
nadrazf prisel O zivot .26lety
Earl Richter z Ennis. Poole
zpravy kola vlaku rozrlzla je-
no telo tax, re jedna strana III
stala lezeti ma prave strane a
spodn1 cast pod pasem ma dru-
he strane kolejnic. Nen1 sved-
ka jak Sc to stale, ale je znamo,
re jej pfejel strojveda z Ennis,
jenz r1dil znamy vlak Sun
BEAM, jenz vyjfzd6l z Hou-
stonu pred patou hodinou ra-
no. Nestastny mlady muz byl
pohrben v Ennis ma Myrtle
hrbitove a 1cast an jeho pohrbu
byla velika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
S z rodiny uhoTelo diva jsou
popaleni.

Pet osob, vesm6s clenove
jedn6 rodiny z Omaha, Neb., v
Shreveport, La, uhofelo" dive
byly vazne popaleny pri poza-
ru, ktery vypukl v stravn1m do
me, v nemz Sc tito Tide ubyto-
vail.
O zivot prisli: 17lety Mel
ton Wedgewood, 23leta Mrs.
Dale Wedgewood, 18mesfcni
Gary Wedgewood a 23lety
Dale Wedgewood.
48lety E. R. Wedgewood byl
tax st'asten, re Sc mu podarilo
seskociti do bezpec1, kdyz byl
pred in slime popalen. Jeho
manzelka, ktera byla zaskoce-
ma plameny v hor1c1m staveni,
byla pozdeji vynesena a jeste
lila, lee lekaTi nedavaji mnoho
nadeje ma jejf zachranenf.
Celia rodina byla zaskocena
plameny, jezto jedina costa k Il
teku, schodiste z prvn1ho patra
jedno-poschod'oveho domu, by
la zachvacena plameny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Melody zubnich lekarG pred
dvema stv lety.

Roku 1856 uvefejnil Flip
Pfaff, dvorn1 prusky lekaf,
pojednani O umelych zubech,
jez sc S pocatku delay re str1-
bra nebo perleti. Pozd6ji Sc
brala slonovina, nebo i materi-
al z hovez1ch kostf a to delalo
obt1ze. Zuby zloutly a zavi-
novali zapach z list. Zejmena
tehdy, bylo-li jich v 1stech
vice. PAX take dosti dobre We
die sebe nedrzely, viklaly Sc.
Zkousena i med, pokryta email
lem, ale chyba lavky, kdyz ne
mocny kousl, ANAL Sc odstfpl
a bylo pc krase zubu. Chtell-i
nit nemocny pokud mono YER
ne napodobeny cub, musil umel
CT pTinesti k emailovan1 lidsky
cub, ale ami ten nemel trvanl co
do barry, jez Sc ztracela a me-
Mia, vlivem vlhkosti list, byly
take zasazovany denies Hippo
tami, ale pTibrusovani a upra-
vovanf bylo nakladne. Piece
jen bylo pohodlnejsf brati zuby
u umrlcG, coz budilo u nekte-
rych nemocnych pTirozene Cd
por. Pfaf to ne vzdy dobre
chape. Lecluse navrhoval, a.
by zkazeny zub byl vyplnen O.
lovem a Ease vsazen zpet, do
osmi dnG Sc pry Ease usad1 a
zahojf. DR.. Vogel, zubn1 ka-
pacita v Lubecku, potvrzuje
pry spravnost tohoto postupu.
Jinak Uuzer radf bez milosti
spatne zuby vytahovati. TAX
to bylo tedy s chrupem pred
dv6ma sty lety, starostl daily
zuby jiz tehdy dost a dost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Kral raketyrII odsouzen k smr.
ii " New Yorku.

Louis Buchalter, zvany
Lepke, ktery vydelaval $780,
900 jake prGmyslovy raketyr,
slysel v Brooklynske soudnf ST.
nj rozsudek smrti pro vrazdu,
jejfz obet1 byl Josef Rosen,
ktery byl zabit, ably byl umlcen
jake svedek We vysetrovani
Buchalterovy raketyrske CHINO
sti.
Vlada uvadela v zalobe, re
Lepke narfdil, ably Rosen byl
zavrazd6n. Rosen byl zasazen
II kulemi. Max Rubin, kolek-
tor gangu, byl rovnez strelen
do hlavy, ale uzdravil Sc, byl
hlavnim svedkem proti Lepke-
mu.
S MIN byli usvedceni z vraz-
dy, jeho diva spolecn1ci, Louie
Capone a Emanuel Weiss.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Pomatena matka zavrazdila

Manzelka Serbia Freda We
genera V Dunning, Nebraska
zavrazdila sveho 11leteho sy-
nacka a pax Sc pokusila o Sc
bevrazdu pTefezanfm I'll V "a
pestf. Chlapce jenz jeste lezel
ma posteli, usmrtila sekyrou a
DO nezdaTenim pokusu o sebe-
vrazde, bezela k bl1zkemu le--
kari a pravila, re chlapce zabi-
la, protoze Sc bala, re Dude u
krizovan. L6kar nalezl chap
ce umirajfcfho a vrazednicf po-
skytl ~osetTenf. Jelikoz nebylo
pochybnosti, re je po-
matena, byla pc predominant
jejfho dusevn1ho stavu odveze-
ma do statn1ho 1stavu pro cho-
romyslne v Hastings.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Ma penize ne$ahne.

Koupil 81 pan Hyhlfk cd Has
ka PISA. Byl to chytry pes, PEEK
ny pes, rasa vsechno krasne, a.
lie pan Ryhlfk, privedl PISA
zpatky.
"Poslechnou, pane Hasek,
toho psa nem1zu potrebovat. To
je 1plny zlodej. Mac pride,
vsechno ukradne."
"No, no, no." utisoval no
Hasek, Ito mne zas pane Hy-
hlfk, nepovfdaji. Co ia vim,
ten pes ma penize ami nesahne."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Nejtluststi zena sveta
ZemT0Ia

V Tampa, Fla, Ruth Ponti-
co,37 let stara, ktera vystupova-
la v karnevalech jake "Baby
Ruth, nejtlustsf lady ma svete,"
zemrela Mestske nemocnici.
Pochazela z Kempton, Ind. "a
nechava manzela. Must byti
pro nj zhotovena zvlastnf ra-
kew.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Obzalovani porotou.

Porota obvodnfho soudu V
st. Louis uznala vinnymi ctyfi
sesazene vGdce unie, kteTf byli
obzalovani z pronevefen1 $780,
DIG z uniovych fondG. Jedna
Sc O uni stavebn1ch a pomaha-
CD a deln1kd pro vseobecnou
praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12

rozumelo, nebot, vidouc syna
zplna zaujateho svou pracf
pristoupila k Francalovi a rex
la mu ma ucho: BUD tax do
Dry, povfdej mu neco, co no
innate dokonale! Jake by to-
no souzeni nebylo dost! Bude
chit, abychom no dali vysko-
lit, a rozZuf1 Sc, nebudeme-li
mu pc Will"
Francal sedel chv1li nemlu-
We. Pojednou pristoupil Ease k
Frickovi, uchopil no Ia rameno
a pravil: "Skoda te takhle!
Takovy shiny, pekny clovek ja-
ko ty by mel byt vojakem."
"Vojakem byt nechci," Cd
pov6del tento: "kazdy vojak
je hrfsnik, a ia cnci byt Glove
KEN svatym."
"A svaty Florian? ten nebyl
vojakem?"
"Fricek sebou skubl. "To je
pravda!" zvolal, "svaty Flori-
an byl vojakem."
"Tak vidis. Byl bys voja-
KEN, mel bys ma sobe pekny
mundr, byl bys svatym, vid6i
bys svet a krasne kostely, az
bys umrel, malovali by te ma
obrazky, jez Sc prodavali ca
pout1ch."
Table prespektiva naplnila
nebcheho hocha nadsenou ra-
cost. Odhodil n1z !; zapoca-
tebo "Parobfcka" a pravil X
ratce:
"SIysela Jete, co teSaE povi-
Gu? Bu,iu " jakem, cd toho
w neustoup1m. Vojakem MI
re byt kazdy, to nestoj1 mic.
PAX budu bojovat proti Zidum,
abych pomstil Pana Jezise bud
je vyhladim anebo padnu tom
boji, a pax Sc mi dostane koru-
ny mucednicke a S tou mne
vymalujou."
"Nu, ano, ano," vece matka,
IS tou t6 vymalujou, ale proza-
tim vyTezavej jen dial Pamblc-
ky, to je take svata prace -"
Gale zv1tezit mad Zidy ane-
DO zemr1t v boji "a v1ru je d.
10 mnohem SWEETEST.
Jal Sc prochazet svetnicf a
rozhanel Sc rukama, jake by
uz bojoval.
"Kde je Karel?" tazal Sc
Francal, nevs1maje sob6 hrube
konan1 pomateneho.
Zena machla rukou. "Kdez
by byl? Sedf uz druhy den u
Moniky a pije!"
Zena machla rukou. "Kdez
by byl? Sedf uz druhy den u
Moniky a pije!"
"Verte mi, nedivlm sc mu.
CO ma clovek delat v tonic pro
klatem zakout1, kde nenf nice
no mic, CODY povznaselo ducha.
Kdybych tn zGstal, stall bych
sc ma konec taky pijakem. A
bych tomu usel, jdu ma studio"
POjednou Sc oval ded ma
sve posteli. "Mel jsem syna a
postal jsem no studovat, proto
re r1kali, re ma dobrou hlavu.
On mi tam umTel, v tie daleke
CHI strane. Odesel a v1ckrat
.isem no nevidel, ami hrob, V
n6mz spf."
Slova dun6la z prsou, re pTf-
serno bylo slyset.
"Z tech, kdoz zdstanou zde,"
pokracoval ded, "hynou mno-
ri, a tech, kdoz odejdou, zhy-
ne jich jest6 vice. Nasi Tide
zde zlti nemohou a jinde ziti
neumeU"
"a proc by neumeli?" odve-
ce Francal; "proc bych ku pT1-
kladu ia neum6l lit jinde, kdyz
CHINA mi poskytne lepsf bydlo
nez domov?"
"To 81 SPRAY s sebou, chap
&c. Mona, re Sc udrzfs, ale ia
tomu neveTlm."
Francal neodpovedel. Bylo
mu nevolno te chv1le, nez, pre-
mohl toto hnut1.
"Kde je Fanny?" tazal Sc;
"chtel bych S nj promluviti."
"To miles," odvetila Marie;
"najdes il We svetnicce, pracu-
je ma soustruhu. Vzala 81 do
hlavy, re vice nepdjde do In
nerefildu. Je to hloupost a u
m1nenost; tam byl vydelek jis-
ty, zde sc il nebude dostavat
dTlv1."
"Hloupost je chodit praco-
vat do Innergefildu a hloupost
je pracovat donna. Holka jake
Fanny Sc jde ohlednout do sve-
ta."
Marie pristoupila Ease billie,
oX Il oEno,1 ~ ~ Hxoo,,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12

Kupujte tyto Obranne Bon
dy " nasich Stavebnich Spoil
cich "Slavie" a Cesko-Americ-
ky, $50 N. Collington Avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
One-Dish Meal Satisfies Hearty Eaters

meat is tender. About an hour
before serving time remove
some Of liquid in which meat
has been cooking 10 another
kettle. Boil prepared vege-
tables in this. mixture. Cook
beetS separately. however, or
they viii diseolor other vegc-
tables. When tender arrange
vegetables around meat on large
platter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Memo on Corn

THE FORM in which corn Is
perhaps most commonly uSeQ
for human food is corn meal.
in primitive ages meal ana
eritS were ground with stones
bv pounding and crushing the
dry ripe grain 10y hand IN a
hollow joy or an fiat OF hol-
lowed stone. Gradually mills
were developed. first turned hy
hand and later ny water power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

] small head cabbage
4 carrots
s or s potatoes
6 small onions
Pepper
6 bcctS.
Place meat in kettle with
cold water to cover. Bring
rapidly 10 boiling point. skim,
reduce heat and simmer until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

A BOILED dinner may have
gotten Us start IN New England.
but il certainly answers the call
~ hearty appetiteS in any part
Of the country. This is the
recipe for one Of our favorite
versions.
Boiled Dinner
4 pounds corned beef
( white turnlpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
MY family knows milk
and this one beats them ollI

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blades And it's yours free just for saving the premium
coupons on the labels of Bordens lrradated Evapo-
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Borden's is smooth. It's creamy It's enriched with
Vitamin D. And it costs not penny more than any
other top quality evaporated milk!
For FREE PREMIUM cATALoG listing thousand other
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trot address Borden's, 144S Wabash or call Bordens
CA 7ll0
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
Los Cerros de Ubedn

Co. Ocidisima es la Erase cir
Sc por los cerros de Ubedan, EN-
pleada cuando Sc quiere signifi.
car ell apartarse artificiosamen-
tie de un tema, discussion o asun.
to en- litigio.
Pues bien; parece ser que di-
cha Erase Sc aplic6 pOr primera
vez un alcalde de dicha ciudad,
Ell cual dandoselas de galantea,
dor, acudia d~iariamente a una
fuente al pie de unos cerros PR
ximos, a la husma de cierta qua.
pa mOza, que, por cierto, no CO
rrespondfa a sus amorosas soli-
citudes.
Y como, pronunciando un dis
curse, en- cierta OCCASION, la tai
autoridad municipal Sc aparta-
Sc bastante del tema, otra mo-
"a del pueblo lie dijo, picaresca
y Embellishments: Senior alcal-
de, que Sc va usfa por los &C.
rros....
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
IA uAeWg1

Frank Cannella, Segond0
Gonzalez y Sra, Rex Tarrior,
fiscal del EstSdo; DR.. Ismae
Angulo, Cuco Rubio Y Sra, Eli
sa Gonzalez, de Miami Juan Pa
checo Y I'm numeroso grupo de
amigos; Gilberto Valdes, Pepin
Fernandez, Armando Blanco,
Alberto Martinez, Joe Fernan-
DEE, Mario Perez, Alfredo Full
gueras Y Sra, Eugenio Ruiz,
Berta Rodriguez, Skinny Diaz,
Armando Martinez, Alfonso Lu
friu, Aurelio Alvarez, EveEo
Alvarez, Dalia Alvarez, NJ,
Brown, Rosa MARTINEZ, Paco
Gonzalez, Rolando Rodriguez,
Henry Ciccarello, Luis Sala2ar,
Placido Fernandez y Sra, Eve
lilo Valdes, Fernando Tudela
DR.. Carlos Barbas y Sra. Petty
Fernandez, Severino Salarico,
Dora Valdes, Sr. Dfaz Rogue y
otros muchos mas que harlan
esta liSta interminable.
A las cuatro de la tarde em-
pez6 ell bale. Ell primer turno
de mdsica latina estuvo a cargo
de la orquesta TIA Sonora, d.
rigida por Ell professor Victor
Gonzalez, teniendo en- la parte
vocal a la Srta. Josefina Ramil
y al joven Mira; por enferme-
dad del Sr. Rafael Artigas.
En- la sala principal ocup6 la
concha de la mdsica Ell conjunto
de Manuel Sanchez,
A las seis de la tarde hubo
Gamble de orqueStas, correspon
diendo este turno a ia Tropi-
cal", en- Ell Patio-Jardin, con sus
cantantes Srta. Mercedes San
chez y Joaquin Barcenas, y en-
ell salon principal don Fran
CISCO, la tan Iquerida orquesta
En- medic de gran armenia
y centento la fiesta Sc termind
"a las 1000 de la noche, media
nora despu6s de la anunciada.
Reciba la sociedad Circulo Gu
bano nuestra mas efusiva felici-
taci6n por ell grandioso exito OBJ
tenido.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

russo, J. Leto, A. Pullara, Jose
Leto y Sra; Andres LOdsto,
Manuel r. PendAs, Francisco
Sellee Y Sra, L. Jimenez, Oscar
Dorta, Casimiro Cadrecha y
Sra, Rene Bazarte, G. Martinez
Joe Pendas.
En- representation de la Lo
gia Luz de Cuba No. 5, de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz; Miguel
Marrero, Rogelio Berdeal, Jose
Gavilan, Angel Rosado, Eufe-
milo Acosta, Francisco Pine, E.
ladio Mezquida, Emilio V. Gar
cia, Dionisio Gonzalez, Daoobo
Rivero, Isidro Martinez Arturo
Fuente y Sra, Ramon Rodri-
guez Parodi, Luis Rodriguez,
Ismael Callejas y Sra, Ramon
Tapia Y Sra, Dalia Alvarez, In
dalecio Llama, Francisco Zubi-
zarreta Y otros. DR.. Carlos Bar
has y esposa; Carload Rodri-
guez, Aida Rodriguez, Violeta
Rodriguez, Y Mary Dfaz, Dalia
M. Mesa, Guillermo Alvarez, To
ny Diaz, Mike Pullara,, M. n.
Douchet jr., Joe Henninquez,
Charles Garcia, Luis H, Garcia
y Sra, Ramiro Tamargo Y Sra,
Jaseito Fuentes Rosa, secreta-
rio del Cfrculo Cubano, y Sra. /;
Evangelina Fuentes Rosa, Jose
Fuentes Rosa, jr. DR.. Charles
de Armas, Carlos Torrens, Hi
polite de la Parte, Andres Fer
nandez, Armando Martinez, Ar
turo Camera, Edward Stanley,
Aniceto Faza y Sra, Laura Fer
nandez Manuel Alfonso " Sra,
DR.. A. Perzia Y Sra, DR.. j.
L. Schwartz Y Sra, Sra. Felix
Garcia, Alberto Alvarez, Pedro
Ramirez Moya y Sra, Victor
Garcia y Sra, Victor Gonzalez
" Sra, Salvador Cato, Luis Tri-
guero, Tomas Rodriguez jr., y
Sra, Gonzalo Zarate, E. Valdes
Generique, Gonzalo Garcia.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
DEIAR4N '~AcRRcARsE A
los TTArShNos Y 1oS
EAIR-E-ON

Cairo, Egipto, agosto lie
e1bado -por la noche las tropas
inglesas dejaron que las Italia
ras Sc acercaran a sus posicio-
res en- To5ruk y cuando Sc ha-
llaban a unas 800 yardas abrie-
ron ell fuego Y los mataron a ca
81 todos.
La artilleria Y las ametralla-
'oras colal oraron en- la acci6n
Fuerzas armadas del Eje Sc
retiraron tambien "de a terra
de nadie' entire las f~ronteras de
'Egipto y Libia, abrumadas por
ell certero fuego de la artIl4s-
ria inglesa Y las patrullas de ii
radores escogidos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-11
NOFAS SOCIALN
'iPOR A R ~RoDRIGUEzl

presentaciones de las socieda-
DIES, politicos, PROFESSIONALS, CO.
merciantes y Ordenes secretas.
En- un recorrido que hicimos,
pudimos anotar 10 ssiguientes
nombres: Francisco Garcia, pre-
sidente de la sociedad, Y Sra.
Oscar Cuervo, vicepresidente, y
Sra; Srta. Mercedes Fernan-
dez, presidente de la Secci6n de
Damas; Dalia Rodriguez, pre-
ciosa damita de la referida Sec
ci6n; DIR. Juan Manuel de Ia
Puente, Consul de Cuba; Ra.
mon Fernandez Rey, presidente
de la Sociedad Centre Espahol
Angel de la Riva, presidente de
la Secci6n de Recreo de la mis-
ma sociedad, Y Sra, acompafla-
do de los j6venes Leo Gutierrez,
R. Gonzalez (Wimpy)I Tony
Blanco, y una gran representa-
ci6n de j6venes de la misma sec
ci6n Tony Garcia, vice prsi-
dente del Centre Asturiano; Jo-
Sc A. Gonzalez, presidente de
la mismo sociedad; Felix Santa
ma, Ramon Osoroe, Ruben Fa-
belo, cronista social de Tradue-
ei6n-Prensa; Antonio Barcel6,
representante del diario habane
70 FL Pals; Eduardo Nieto y
Sra, Jorge Nieto.
Victoriano Manteiga, direc-
tor de esta publication; j. r..
Colmenares; Raymond Shaldon
Representante a la legislature
y su distinguida esposa; DIR.
Luis Rey, DR., Juan Silverio,
Santiago Paniello, jf.. Cesar
Fernandez, Inspector de Lico-
res del Estado de Florida; Hen
ry Gonzalez Y Sra, Ricardo Ca
.sanueva y Sra. Teodoro Pasetti
y Sra, Baldomero Fernandez,
Fernandez, Alfredo Fer
nandez; O1guita Aspra, reina
de la sociedad Circulo Cubano
en- ell pasado ano; Julio Pelaez,
Dolores Busto, Frolaria Prieto,
DR.. Abelardo Martorell, F. Ger
E. Salina, M. Vigil, A.
Garcia, jr., A.. Lopez, j. Bahia
monde, R. Balmaseda Charles
Demmi Ismael Garcia Mario
Pullara, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo de LUnione TIA
Y Sra; F. Traina, M. Ca
La gaceta., 1941-08-11

yapor sleman 'rauca,s apre
sado por el gobierno de LOG 4
Unidos, fue descubielto aver
por ell inspector de Inmigra !
ci6n r. O.. Scott y Ell sheriff
Walter Clark.
Edward Hall Harridon, I'm
maquinista del "Arauca," diN
jo estas palabras: mo lleva-
remost csc barco a ninguna
parte, lie hundiremos tan prom
to lleguemos al mar" Harri-
son es I'm nazi v ell sheriff
Clark lie detuvo ell sabado por
la noche, luego de haber dichO
esas palabras.
Tratase de I'm desertor del
vapor finland6s Pandia. Sera
procesado por violar la ley de
Immigration,