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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-05-07
1t Used to Be

Once upon a time it was bananas
bv the bunch. The other day we spoke
hopefully of half a banana for the
fruit salad.
Once upon a time it was onion sets,
three pounds for rs cents. Then they
were so cents a pound the other day
and today, try and find any at any
price. There was almost a riot the
other day when, out of onions of all
kinds, the wife Switched two of my
onion sets to flavor some soup.
1t used to be that the sweet tooth
had a place in most everybody s
mouth. Now dentists will be busy eX-
tracing them for the duration.
Well, if we can laugh at those
things and take them in our stride
we'll live to see our nation victorious
against the aggressors.
At least the government can't ra-
ton air water, rain, sunshine, the
seasons, etc. They are still trying to
regulate what can and what cannot
be grown, however.
Is q: x
The two English boys, members of
the Raj, in training in this country
to become pilots, who were visiting
here a week or SO ago, are indebted
to Mr.. and Mrs James Spencer, at the
Golf Course, for their closest reminder
of home.
They invited the boys out to supper
one evening and had Yorkshire Pud-
ding for them. 1t was the first they
had eaten since they had left England
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SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1912,
Beginning at the hour of 100 p. NJ.

~ - ''''''S ~ WV ''ON'' VI 4 wv W.
One Glider, 5 Rocking Chairs, |
Wash Stove, Kettle, l Lawn Mower,
4 Dressers, l Cook Stove, lot Dishes,
Clock, lot Cooking Utensils, / Wal
nut Table, l set Table Mats, l Oak
Dining Room Table and 6 Chairs,
Ironing Board, Roll Top Desk, l other
Desk, l Standard Sewing Machine
Brass Bed and Springs, 1 lot Car
pct, Rugs, Nictrola and Records, l
Library Table, 4 piece Parlor Suite,
Piano and Bench, Electric Iron,
Mirror, Combination Desk and Book
Case, Royal Typewriter, / Type
writer Stand, , Trunks, lot Pictures,
Stand, l Hall Tree, Iron Beds and
Springs Chairs, Churn, / Maytag
Electric Washer, lot Crooks, Jars
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS-Cash on day of sale; no
goods to be removed until settled for.
]. WALTER SPEICHER.
Administrator.
H. II. Bartlett, Auctioncer.
A dyClt jSpnpnt mo-
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell at public
auction the following described per
sonal property of the late Emma NJ.
Speicher at the residence in the town
Of Accident, Md, on
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LAW OFFICES OF JONES & JONES
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25
Dial Doings
BY JIM PARKER

mcnt for Mutual's operetta SER
los Harry James comes up
again as q Silver Platter winner
on tOnlght's spotlight Bands"
WATR at 0s30 James Cagney
heads the east Of "Bmith Against
the Axis" tOnlght's "This " War"
broadcast over ell networks ~ 4.
Major Alexander p. do seversky
will be- heard over WATR on free
viewing Stand" tomorrow after
noon at 4, discussing Victory
Through Air Power" Two week.
end broadcasts will call the attens
ton OF the nation 10 the work OF
the USO. Dave Elman's Hobby
Lobby tonight will salute the pro-
ject, and tomorrow nights BLUE
network show, Daughters Of Uncle
SAM" will originate ct the Wrights
town USO Center WATR's
Young Peoples Church OF the Air"
previously discontinued during the
spring and summer months, will be
broadcast on q complete fiftystwo
week basis IN the future Final
week OF Spotlight Bands" Will
bring Heidi, Thornhlil, Gonzales,
Goodman and Spivak TO the WATR
Mutual mlcrophones.
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Employment
Women Wanted
PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
EXAMINATION NOTICES

POSITIONS; Assistant Social Work
or, No, $40, $lS20-$lS80 per annum;
Senior Librarian, No. $40, $4,000
$4,000 per annuIn, Junior Librarian,
No. 34l, $iS00-S2340 per annuIn.
APPLICATION FORMS and de-
tailed information may be obtained
at the Personnel Department, State
Capitol, Hartford, or at local ottlees
OF the United States Employment
Service for Connecticut In AnSonia,
Bridgeport, Bristol, Danbury, DAM
ielson, Hartford, Meriden, Middle
town, New Britain, New Haven,
New London, Norwalk, Norwich,
Stamford, Thompsonville, Torring-
ton, Waterbury, Willimantie.
CLOSING DATES: Applications for
all three positions must be tlled with
the Personnel Department not later
than May Q, i942.
DATES OF EXAMINATIONS: For
No. $50 on May 10, 1912; for Nos,
$40 and 34i between May 10, l942
and May 20, l042.
GLGNDoN A. sCoBoRIA,
Acting Personnel Director,
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WATR presents the first In @ ser.
lev OF programs titled "0ulg OF Two
Camps tomorrow night at i0:S0,
Patterned after the two-citles
quizzea, heard over many radio
stations, the broadcasts will feature
eoldier-contest ct Fort DeVens
and Camp Edwards. Series will plug
War Bonds and Stamps Col.
Robert Mccormack will DO heard
over WATR on May 2 At $3.50 In q
special broadcast titled The Battle
OF the wilderness" His talk, based
on one OF the most important CAM
paigng Of the Civil War, will have O
musical background furnished by
Henry Weber's orchestra.
Barcley Achaeson, rowing editor for
Readers Digest, is scheduled TO be
heard via WAT'R next Monday
night at 1890 when ho addresses
the u. g. Chamber OF Commerce
convention. Charlie Mccarthy
will date another blonde tomorrow
night. She's Lucille Ball OF the nVo-
ies A thousand underprivileg.
cd children will DO studio guests
when the Ringing Brothers and
BaFnum a. Bailey Circus Band
broadcaSts over NBC on tomorrow
nights Bandwagon Show.
Mutual has lined up two more
brOAdcasts In lts "Unlted Nations
speak" series, heard locally
thFMgh WATR. Tonight az Ills
listeners may hear Walter Nash,
Minister OF New Zealand 10 the
u. g., and Alexander L0ud0ns,
Netherlands minister, will broad
cast next Wednesday nj 1918 D.
m. Stage and screen lovely
Carol Bruce will guestar with
Waiter Compton on WATR'S
"DOuble or Nothing" no 0 toner"
row nlRht Robert Cummings
and his wife viii visit Sundays
''Nohody's Children" broadcast
WATR, AZ 1850 D. m.
when 1--WE, tho People," returns
20 the alr over CHS tomorrow
nlght at 7:30, O featrEe OF tho
broadcast will DO cut-in from
Australia. Tho new series will fune-
ton Ag Q war service program, with
Milo Bouiton as host OF In
forest 10 radio listeners Of foreign
extraction arc two WATR broad
casts scheduled for tomorrow. po-
llsh and italian TRANSACTIONS OF
secert radio talk by Donald Nelson
will be presented, tho Polish fol-
lowing Victor embruskl's hour, OF
10 o. M, and the Italian at 2 D,
m, First IN series OF UNI
formed guest vocalists Will DO
heard on the Hour OF Charm to-
morrow night at 10, MIC. He's Prl'
Vate First Glass George M. o.
Keofe, O 23-ycar-old irish tenor
from Brooklyn. , The story OF
the 3, s. ugly Duck" will be told
70 o nationwide NBC audience
when Arch oboler presents MD
weekly "Pily for Americana" TO-
morrow afternoon OF $3.50.
Theodore GranIk's guests on
tomorrow nights american
Forum Of the TlF" broadcast over
WATR at 3 will discuss "Bhail We
Register Labor and Trade Organ
ixatlons7" Our South Amer.
lean neighbOFs will be saluted by
che cast Of america Loves o
MeIody" via WATR tonight ~
$40. The full hour Of familiar
melodies II The summer replace.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Dis
TfliCT 0f WATERBURY,, ~. Pro-
i.xEIEr S co y HgEIIi a Ml assS.
iat0 eE the .towp Of Waterbury
a sald district, . dsss q y.: ~. r,,..
fricf III Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed an months from the date
horeoe for the creditors Of sAld
estate 10 exhibit their cfAims, TOR
eekfiement. Those who Hegiect 20
praeeNt their accounts. properly at
Tested, within said time, VIII pe
fai,ted 70 said eat@te are requested
~ make Immediate payment 70
0AMTAN0 .D'AMATC,
100 Orange ~, Admlma0eFmtef, 81 q
WATERBURY c'onns A-sS.St
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS.
IRIGT q ., WAE 4; G ~: PRO ;RSfS
bury, in said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate Tor the Dis
trlct Of waterbury, hath 1ImitSd
and allowed. sIx. nIonthg from The
date hereof for the creditors of said
estate g exhibit , t hell, claims f2Vr
preseiat their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time. win be
debaFfed q recovery. All persons
Indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment 10
MARIA b, uI1NHLEx,
JOHN y. T110MH and
III West Main 81, Bxecutors.
waterbury, Gem. 4ssS"at
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

TO SETTLE EsTATE-Wul sacrifice
~ room insulated suburban home
"a car heated garage--2 tile baths
with shower-one extra bath-2 fire
places-2 lavatories-billiard and
laundry rooms, slate roof-spacious
enclosed porches - 3 acres, land
scaped-beautiful neutrality-suspicious.
court-rock and kitchen gardens
small brook-picnic grove-Storn
windows and screens throughout
gas heat, Inquire James r. Neagle,
Neagle Agency, Inc, Apotheoaries
Hall Bldga 90 Bank St. Phone
A-4266.
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STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS.
TRTCT Of WATERBURY,, 81. PRO-
BATE COURT, April g4th, 1919.
An ACRE ement for the adoption OF
0lrIgAfp1NI1 ANNA EBoFF, q min
or OK the age Of 10 weeks, residing
III Waterbury In said district, hAys
lng. been exhibited 20 this Court by
ANN IigOTF and MAN BRAN ana
BELLE BRAN the sieners thereof
for acceptance and approval u -
ORDEisHD, That notice DO given
10 all persons Interested 20 appear
at the Probate Court IN Waterbufyi
ID said district, on the 1st DAY Of
May, "A. d. 1919, 90 . .Q'clcck in the
forenoon Of said day, then ana there
70 show cause IL any they have, why
the foregoing agreement should not
he accepted and approved ~. this
Court, BY publishing q copy Of this
order enc time III some newspaper
having d circulation tn said district
re least gix days before said day o.
hearing
M4R0Una1TE N. EAHY,.
4@9kskt Asst Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs. al
Your old plate made like new, up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
l6l East Main st. Dial SAo00e
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

IF-You want to buy or sell, see
Sherman driner FOR quick action.
So Bank ST. Dial A.4667,
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NELL STREET

8 room bungalow with garage.
Furnace heat, Taxes only $50 yearly.
Selling price $500.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

o. business opporsunislsu

FOR SALE - Property i4ao South
Main 81. Restaurant with beer IL
cense, nice. home. al Improvements
and oil equipment. so years Ia
business, 2 family house on Pied
mont ST. 2 lots on Baldwin Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

Q LOTS-Bargain. On Transit st.,
OF Long Hill Road. Good location.
Call ct 1875 Eastcn Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25


BUILDING - Store and grocery
business combined, S0,600. It's an
opportunity. Nice living apartment.
Stock and fixtures first-class, worth
$1,000 separately. Doing nice bust.
ness,
LEO J. cuRLEY, 81 w. Main. $500
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w. H. HART, INC.
Realtors -- General Insurance
Brown Building. Dial 1854
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Row@F @ sals


/ 2 : 8 Family Houses
All Modern improvements.
A. B, @. REALTY 90.
S47 North Main st. A-T060
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NEXT TO NEW
CARS
All Equipped With
GOOD TIRES
ie4i Buick Century Sedan
1910 Buick Special Club Coupe
1887 Buick Special Sedan
1888 Buick Special sedan
1887 Lafayette 2 Door Sedan
1910 Packard ITO sedan
ieA0 Ford Coupe
THE
Hotchkiss Motor Co.
sos WEST MAIN ST.
Tel. 3.3l77
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

100 CHARLES ST.-6 family house,
30 rooms, garage, eli improvements.
Newly painted. Very good invest
Tnent, $500.
CORNER Green 81. and Poplar st.
4 family house, II rooms, 2 car gar
age, very good condition, $500.
$40 WILSON sT.-3 family, IS room
house, nearly new, very good con-
dition, $1,000.
BUNKER HILL SECTIONS FAM
lily house, is rooms, heat on two
floors, . car garage. First class con-
dition, $500.
BROOKLYN SECTION - 8 family
house, 10 rooms, very good invest
ment, 5000.
OFF WALNUT eT.--a family house,
IS rooms, al improvements, $500.
IN OAKVfLLE--One family, Q room
house, nearly new, heat 1850.
IN WATERTOWN--i family house,
7 rooms, 8 car garage, barn, chicken
coOpg, summer house, COW. Is chick
ems. Q acres land. Wonderful buy for
$1,000.
THOMAS MATAS
- FOX ST.. TEL. 4sOoSe
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NesO ca Dealers

. Auto ana Truck Dealers
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Houses For Sale

NEAR-sacred Heart Church. 2 FAM
lily house OF ~ rooms, oil latest Inn
provementS. 5 car garage, large lot.
Reasonable. Tel: Day, 3-0444 and
nights, 3-B06S.
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PACKARD
"a SAFE PLACE TO BUY"
ie40 Packard Coupe
1897 Packard Coupe
1896 Packard Conv. Coupe
1880 Plymouth Sedan
1889 Ford Sedan
Packard Waterbury, Inc.
"A safe Place To Buy"
ao2 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 4-0l0O
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vERY--Attraetive. 4 room cottage.
lights, water, bath, z car garage
brook, near Lake Zoar. Price saB00
FIRST payment, 1000.
JOHN q, KING Scuthhury
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BUSINESS - Opportunity on New
Milford Danbllry State Highway.
Well established tea room and road
side stand with one-family, z room
house and garage; Lea acre land.
Price 1880.
MICHAEL c. MURPHY
20e BUNKER HILL AVE. 4-OSsg
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George w. Cassidy
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
III West Main 81. Dial 4-70l3
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81 Business Services rendered
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FUR STORAGE with free cleaning
and glazing, % and up. II. Ciresi,
50 winchester ST. 4-le84.
La gaceta., 1942-05-25

LOS AVIADORES DERROTA
DOS POR Ell CJRCUIO Gu
BANG
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NOTAS SOCIALE
fpoR A r RODRIGUEZ

Angelina Vega, Arnando Es-
.carza, H. C. Morgado ; Sra, A
iicia Aleman, Hortensia Tho
mas.
Tefda Suarez, Carmen Capt.
tano, John Caiupanto, Ramon
Cuervo V Sra, Gregorio Marti-
nez. Victor NGnez, Luis Perez Y
Sra, Agustin MARITIME y Sra,
Maria Abella, Francisco Fer
nandez Y Sra, P. r. H2yia y
Sra. Jose Castro, Jose IIevia,
Mrs. Finley, Mr.. j. Rex Far
rior, Mr.. Rex Farrior, Calvin
johnson, jr., Rex Farrior, ir,,
Ramon Campos, jr, Valentin
ALVAREZ, Charles Cores, Elisa
ulera, Joe Suarez. Jose Iglesias,
" Sra, Herminio Garcia Y Sra,
Jose Villa Mary Perez, Luis Mo-
ran, Jose Rodriguez, Enrique
Garcia, Pedro ViAadonga y Sra.
Marina Fernando, John Peril
Inc y Sra.,. Lopez Y Sra, Manuel
IGl Y Sra, Manuel MARITIME Y
Sra, Antonio Fernando, Ra-
mon Fernandez, Jose Pardo, jr..
~ Sra, DR.. A. A. Dominique,
Sra. Y sus hijas Lucy Y Aureli-
TIA; Bonifacio Valero, Julian del
Barrio Y Sra, Francisco Fer
nandez de la Nuez y Sra, Eve
lilo Vatd&s, Violeta Rodriguez,
Jer6nimo Mallo Y familia,
Benny Pardo, Marina Cabal,
Rosario Martinez. Severino Mar
tinez, Rosario Cabal, NJ. Rodri-
guez y Sra, Prudencio Cabal y
Sra, Manuel Bengochea, Yolan-
da Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez y
Sra, Teresa Bernardo, Alberto
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pamento Drew contra ell podero-

F~hAitO INV NOAtNAo u PONNA
so team del Cir2ulo Cubano.
Gus Lcavina Janz6 yor los
Manbises, sierdo IA, anctaci6n
final de 9 carreras por a.
Il. teniante piloto J. Smith, di
rector de los aviadoras, anunci6
otro juego para ell s8bado 80.
Volyara a jugar con la novena
del Circulo, dirig;da por Vicen-
ta Granell.
Luis Figuerado, el raprssen-
tante de Ia Trop;ca1.' obsequi6
4 sabado a los p~s,OterOs de las
dos novenas.
Empezara el partido del saba
10 a las tres de la tarde y Sc CO.
brara la entrada.
Quiza 10 mejor seria, va que
Sc va a cobrar la entrada, dejal
Il desafio para la Otra semana
FL juago a beneficio de la Mari.
ma esta alunciado para ell domir
go, a base de $1.00 Y so cts.
Los militares de Drew cuen
tan con un excelente pitcher.
Resultado del juego del saba.
do:
Drew Field &c, Oh, CirculC
Cubano &c 11h.
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Tcrcer hnNe de las flores

Greer OGNe de tuS JtOfSS
0rgulloso deben ~sentirse los
dhicos de Ia Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano con ei re-
sultado de su fiesta social del
s&baiO en- ell edificio de las ave
midas Nebraska y Palm, marcan
do con ella ell tercer Bale de las
flores.
La concurrencia fue eXtrema-
damente numerosa Y seecta.
A Ia una v media de la mana
ma Sc llev6 a efecto Ia anunciada
reception, en- Ia que estaban re-
presentadas nuestras sociedades
hermanas, la prenSa latina y
funcionarios publicos.
Ell acto 10 preside el joven
Manuel Arduengo, presidente
de la Secci6n de Recreo. Brinda~
ron por Ia confraternidad de
~nuestras Sociedades los sefores
Oscar LaCalle, por el Circuio
Cubanu; Leo Gutierrez, por el
Centre ESpanol; nuestro direc-
tor, Victoriano Manteiga; 81
fiscal del Estado, Rex Farrior ;
Sr. Traina, por LUnioneltalia-
ma; Jorge Nieto, cronista de
Traducci6n-Prens Tony Gar
'cia, Vice-Presidente de la socie-
dad.
Condulces finos y un exQuisi-
to punch sc obsequi6 a Ia con-
currencia.
En- la sala cantina TOGO Ia or
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bernardo y Sra, AIban Busto :

Bernardo y Sra. AIban Bustc =
Sra Artnando Traina, Luis Fer
nandez y Sra., Manuel Gonzalez
y Sra, jose Arrange, Rogelio L6
PEI, DR.. Juan Silverio y Sra, 10
Sc Vald6s, Jose Fernando, Jo-
safa Granoo, Dolc--es Cuesta,
Mareelino Mele-drera, ManuJ
Melendrera, j. P. Motley, Hor-
enSia Carreno, Yolanda Carre-
no, Robu,tiano Muniz, Angeli-
ma Damico Ulysses del Vale, Ca
herine Sanchez, J~osefina San
chez, Balbina Torres, Laura y
Brigida CreSpo, America Con
zalez, Maria f. Gonzalez, Pillar
Fernandez, Mauricio Gutierrez
y Sra.
Romulo Contrera V Sra. Frar
cisco Baltar Y Sra, Joe Ricardo
Rosa Garcia, Nela Quintero, DR.
Jose Afanador Y Sra, Abelardc
Rodriguez Y Sra, Ramon Fer
nandez Rey, e. Arrange, Luis Fl
Gueredo, Isabel Justo, Angel
v y Sra, Margarita Ortega,
Dclia Vilches, Jose Maseda, Joe
Nicoleto, Aurelio Garcia, Alicia
Gonzalez, Luis Lopez. Manuel
Sardinas, jr., Gloria Blanco, o.
ga Garcia, Joe Garcia, Isabel
Moda, Mike Crauso, Amelia
Lqnleira, Mike Melendi, Jennie
RoIriguez, Isabel Fernando,
Domingo Perez y Sra, BaltaSar
Fidalgo, Elisardo Flores, j. Bon
di Y Sra, Lucy y Lourdes Vaz-
Quez, E. Santos y Sra, Sara
Sanchez, Tony Fernandez y
Sra, Jose R. Colmenares; jefe
de la pOlicia Woodruff, Victo-
riano Manteiga, Jose Martinez,
Alexandra Inclan, Lolita Lado,
Indalecio Llama. Pace Vidal, Pa
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Ell DESAFIO DEL VENIDE.
RO DOMINGO

Sc prepare con gran entusias
mo 81 programa Gel venidero do
mingo, en- ell parque Cuscaden,
a beneficio del Fonio de Auxi-
Nio de la Marina.
Los mejores p~eloteros de la
Liga Tntersocial seran agrupa-
dos en- contra de los mejores de
la Liga de la Costa Oeste.
La selection primaria Sc hizo
va; pero la final Sc e~fectuara en-
esta semana.
Los '7billetes de entrada' Sc
pusieron va a la venta y la Ma
rina espera ell concurso de todos
los ciudadanos de Tampa, lati-
nos y sajones.
Esta compuesta la comisi6n la
tina por los presidentes de todas
las principles sociedadeS mu-
tualistas, los jefes de las unio-
mes obreras, jefes de las logias
y periodistas.
Mas de $1,000 "ticets' debe-
ran ser vendidos en- los barrios
latinoS.
Muclrv Sc elogia la actitud de
la Camara de Concrete de West
Tampa, presidida por FOnte,
que pidi6 400 "tickets" de SOC y
so de a dollar.
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Por todos aolamndo o. 6gito


Por todos aolamado o. 6gito
de los Loyal knights
Con IN esp.endoroSo dia y re-
Gtiandosa algeria en- todos los
rostros, celdbr6 su Picnic annual
la progreSista Logia Caballeros
Lasles de America, obteniendo
uno lac esos triunfos que Sc nos
antoja calificar de eNtraordina-
rio.
BESIDE temprano los romeros
! empezaron a l.egar a los espacio
SOS terrenos de Trio de Ia Poll
cia. Los organizadores mostra-
0anse encantados, va que veian
convertible en- un exitO la labor
por eNos rendida durante sema'
mas.
Ell programd prepaado Sc cum
pli6 en- todas sus parties, siendc
del agrado de la enorme concu'
rrencia, que sali6 altamente ga
tisfecha.
A la una Sc empez6 a servir
81 almuerzo, compuesto de entire
mes, arroz con polio, Lacquer, par
mantecado Y cafe.
Con exquisite gusto y deica-
da atenci6n un grupo de damas
tuvo a su cargo ell atenlder a los
comensales.
La primera parte del pro-
grama bailable estuvo a cargo
de la orquesta LA Sonora.
don Francisco" TOGO Ell la Sc
gunda.
A continuation damos a conc
Ger los nombres de algunas de
Jas personals que ALI Sc enccon'
traban, pidiendo de antemanC
mid perdones por las omisiones
involuntarias:
Raymond Sheldon y esposa
Manuel Alfonso, Alicia Roberts
iRCzada, Joe Rozada, Anthony
Roberts, George Rogers, Dora
Rivero, M. l.. Rogers, Antolin
Fernandez y Sra, Jose Orgaz y
Sra, Sergio Dominique, Jos{
Fojo Y Sra, Manuel Gonzalez,
jr., V. Arduengo, jr., Rosario
Gonzalez, Rosa Arduengo, Rosa
Alfonso, Manuel Bado, Antonio
Rivero, Maxine Jimenez, Con-
guelo Jimenez, Arcade lime
nez, Angel Arena y Sra, M
Puerta Y Sra, Enrique Rodri.
guez Y Sra, JESUS de la Parte y
Sra, Helen Fernandez, Julia de
ia Parte, Luis Gonzalez, Dolo-
res Montoto, ArmaNio Monto-
%, Estela Perez, Richard Pc
rez, Eladia Sanchez, Oscar a.
varez y Sra, Jacinto Sierra Y
Sra, Sebastian Prellezo y Sra,
olga Cuervo, Hilda Fudgueiro,
Francisco Riesgo Y Familia, f.
lisa Martinez, Arsenic Trivina
Casareo Martinez, Sra. Palmi-
ra Diaz, Srta. Carmen BONA,
A. Leto y Sra, Sara Bouza, A.
Quilino Rubio, Manuel Vega,
La gaceta., 1942-05-25
RAY ROBINSON CONTRA
MARTY SERVO

Naw York, mayo Pei jue-
yes, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, el negrito Ray Robinson, Ia
nueva maravilla del peso vel
ter, Sc batira con Marty Servo.
del servicio de guardacostas. Sc
lie ha fijado a este combate una
iuraci6n, 81 antes no surge Ell
"nocaut", de 10 rounds.
La gaceta., 1942-05-25

quito Dfaz Rogue y Jef6nsEs0
Gonzalez. A.. ..,..
Agraaecemos las 4 aHanntcrHa
q'e para el crnoista tuyo L. Co
mission de fostejos. AprONecha~
mos la OCCASION para fe~licitarSos
por c, grandioso exito alcanza-
DO.
La gaceta., 1942-05-25

.UaestA "a Sonora". cOnjuntc
'Que pfssen6 un axtraordinario
,prpgrarna batlable. Tenia en- Ia
~arts VOCAL a la Srta. Josafina
+Ramil 8 al Sr. Rafael Artigas
(DuRd a la 10 DdQ.D
La gaceta., 1942-05-25

que Cugcaden, siendo gratis Il
entrada, los ~,Iddores del cam
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Q FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES .
One Year Ago Today

One Year Ago Today
1941 :.
The Merry Makers Minstrel
show dress rehearsal was held,
with all details ready for Thurs
days program.
Three more Detroit youths ad-
NIT breaking and enterings as
Sheriff Jacob Theut pushes drive
against young criminals.
S YEARS AGO TODAY
1887
The Northeastern Sugar COM
pany makes plans to double
their acreage for the coming sea-
son.
Mount Clemens dog problems
were to be aired before the HUI
name Society.
50 YEARS AGO TODAY
1892
Miss Maude Hayward re-
turns from the west.
Mrs. j. J. Bowling Is home.
The Bowling company has laid
off, for two weeks on account
of the sickness of ]. j.
IS YEARS AGO TODAY 4
1887 4
Hundreds of loads of hay are
going into Detroit.
The Grand Army post had q
fine party at the rink last night.