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Evening star., 1942-09-28
Italy Reported Building
Forts on Da|mation Coast
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
MOSCOW, Sept. ga Tass dis
patch from Istanbul said today the
Italians were constructing coastal
and inland fortified lines south of
the port of Split in Dalmatia. tine
narrow coastal area of conquered
Yugoslavia bordering the Adriatic.
The Soviet news agency said Ital-
ian explanations that these pre-
cautions were being taken agsinst
Yugoslav patriots and a possible sea
invasion were looked on with sus-
picion in Berlin.
Actually, Tass said, Mussolini was
attempting to demonstrate the IN
dependence of his military policy in
the Balkans in reply to a Nazl re-
fusal to permit him to appoint an
Italian commander-in-c chief of
Balkan forces.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Manchukuoan Government
Shaken Up by Japanese
Nv the ASSocioted pr.ss

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC CFrom Japanese Broad
casts, Sept. ga shakeup in the
Manchukuoan government. includ-
ing appointment of new foreign
minister and elevation of the COM
mander of the 1st Army Division to
cabinet post, was announced to-
day by Domei in a Hsinking dis
patch
Ii Shao Keng. Manchukuoan AM
bassador to Toxic, was made for
eign minister, and Gen. Hsing Shih
Lien relinquished his army assign
ment to become minister of public
peace.
Domei, in another dispatch from
Bangkok. quoted Thai officials as
saying these appointments, along
with four other cabinet changes,
would serve to accelerate Manchu-
kuos defense construction"
Manchukuo, the puppet state
carved out of China by Japan, is on
the border of Siberia and there
have been reports that Japan was
massing forces there for an attack
on Russia.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Lands Names Umpires
For World Series
= the Associated Press.

bs tTe Associated PfeSs
CHICAGO, Sept. .2s.-Kenesaw
Mountain lands. commissioner of
baseball, announced today the fol-
lowing umpires would work the
World Series:
American League-William r.
Summers, Cal Hubbard and Steve
Basil (alternate). National League
George Magerkurth, George Barr
and Thomas Dunn (alternate).
Umpire selections for the city
series between Chicago Cubs and
White Sox were George Pipgras and
Art Passarella of the American
League, and John w. tzigsy) Sears
and Al Barlick Of the National
League.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Reports Of Book Custer
Given More Credence

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept, 2s.-Recent
Stockholm reports that Adolf Hitler
had sacked Field Marshal Fedor Won
Book, commander of the Stalingrad
offensive, were given more credence
here today by a broadcast account
from Nazi war correspondent at
Stalingrad which told how Col. Gen.
Hermann Won Hoth was receiving
reports from his commanding gen.
erals"
Marshal Won Hoth commanded the
4th German Armored Army in the
Stalingrad area earlier this year.
He led the Bird Division in the cap
ture of Smolensk last year and in
october was elevated to command
Of the 18th German Army.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Rockingham Park
PS the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
4-year- -olds and upward; & furlongs.
Chance Run tHettineer1 400 1920 $50
Chance Sord tTurnbulD $50 $50
Copn tMoorei $50
Time. 1:142-
Also ran-Jim Wallace, Bras Kitty, Re-
versal and Dainty Ford
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ins: 3-vear-olds and upward; 4 furlongs,
Rissa tTurnbuln $50 $50 $50
Tom WeaFer fHettnger $40 $50
jungle Moon iBrennan) go
Time, 1913.
Also ran-Tetra Town, Water Cracker,
Not Yet, Entitle. High CLIQUE and Gen.
DAILY Double paid S336So.)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
4-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs
Latepass tMaschek) 11.00 $50 $50
Last Frontier tMoorel $50 $50
Red Meadow tTurnbulD go
Time. 1:15.
Also ran-street Arab Neon Lsht, Nee
tar, Iran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
2year -olds; 6 furlongs
Worsted Goods tBatesl $40 $50 $50
Real Gem tAtkinsonl 1000 $50
Kiev Lee Maschek, 3.20
Time, 1:152s.
Glow, Caroline p, Ghost Hunt.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
WAACs Set Example
For All Civilians in
Buyinq War Bonds
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa,
Sept. 28.-Women's Army Aux
iliar Corps officials claimed to-
day the WAACS are setting
civilian America An example in
War bond purchases despite the
s2l monthly salary of most OF
the women.
Of 2,8l4 trainees here, 2,7S6
have authorized regular pay
roll deductions monthly and
these total liz per cent Of the
entire WAAC pay roll.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Rockingham tSlowl.

Rockingham tSlowl.
Ry the Louisville Times.
1-Xaldina Rip. High Level, Miami
Sun.
2-Fond Thoughts, Abbot's Myth,
Abundance.
3-Equistone, Cherry Cobbler, Hard
ship.
4--My Laws er, Lustrous, Ariel Trip.
5-Zacabrand, Advisor, ,Rarified.
6-Largo Mint, Boredom, Stell.
Jack Rubens, Poppycock, Davitt.
sod River, Molasses Bill, Max
ForSt
Best bet-Zacabrand.,
Evening star., 1942-09-28
u. S. Troops Reported
To Have Arrived in
More African Areas
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Sept. 28.-Reuters
said today that the Paris radio,
quoting Lisbon messages, re-
ported that American troops
had arrived in Sierra Leone,
Nigeria and the Gold Coast in
Western Africa. in the Belgian
Congo in Central Africa and
in the Union of South Africa.
fT'he War Department in
Washington said 1t had no COM
ment on the report
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Hawthorne Good.

haWtnOTne tUOOut.
BY the Louisville Times.
masculine, Youroff. Gummed Up.
2-Ann DIVISION, Wheatstraw, Side.
Order.
3-Heathtown, One-By-One, Ebon
Flag
lazarus, Fly Me, Mucho Gusto.
5--Captain Fac, Heartbreaker. Lady
Liberty
6-kesalgo, Brownie, Jamerica.
He Man, Moselem, Aldridge.
8-Avachance. Be Prepared, Yelled
Prophet.
9-Darby Dallas. Axelson, Monks
Memo.
Best bet-LaSarus.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Laurel Fast.

Laurel tFast).
Sy the Louisville Times.
l-Sorgho, Tee Midge, Chop Sticks.
2-Burgoo, Romney Rex, Skikery.
3-No selections.
4-Irrdian Sea, Neutrality, Yes or
No
5--Abrasion, Omission, Valdina
Alpha.
6-Incoming, In Question, Navy.
7-Blenweed. Carroll, Westnesia.
8-Supreme Speed, Quintilian. JAM
egri
Best bet-Abrasion.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Hawthorne.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward. Ri7 furlongs
Stray Chord tJemas) $50 4.40 $50
Best Quality tHieley) $40 400
Certainty tPhillips) 4.6O
Time, .223..
Also ran-Flush. Wawfeld. Judy Jones.
Conrad F.. Hopedale, Big Bill, Black john
Honored Miss, Paul Lee.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; ~. miles
Three Sands tScurlock) 7.20 $50 $50
Evil Spirit tHauer) 4.20 300
West-Ho tFielding) $50
Time, :592,
Also ran-Star Bud, Imitra. Electric
Flag, Emporium, Camaraderie, Lynette O.
DAILY Double paid S2s.40)
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Racing News To-Day; t''':: s '''

6-Count Fleet. Occupation. Pickett
7--Alsab. Buckskin, vagrancy.
S--Mark. Portable. Sickle T.
Best bet-AlSab
Evening star., 1942-09-28

Not everybody with a dollar to
spare can shoot 4 gun straight-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy q War bond.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Selections

Laurel Consensus Fast.
B, the Associated Press,
1-Skin Deep, Sorgho. Tee Midge.
2-Strictly True. Oriole Pennant,
Tommy Gun.
3-Big Rebel. Lone Gallant. Bag
Evening star., 1942-09-28

pipe.
4-Yes or No. Darby Du, Neutrality
5-Challamore. Omission, Joe RAY
e-Navy. In Question, Air Master.
7-Blenweed. Canroll, Rough Pass.
8-White Hot, Patron Saint, Petes
Prince
Best hef-Skin Deem.
Evening star., 1942-09-28

5-ChaIian10re, OMISSION, Joe RAY.
e-Navy. In Question, Air Master.
7-Blenweed. Canroll, Rough Pass
8-White Hot, Patron Saint, Pete's
Prince.
Best bet-Skin Deep.
Rockingham Park Consensus.
By the Associated Press,
l-Valdina Rip. Spare Room. Lace
Stocking.
2-Epaway, Abbott's Myth, Caro-
line F.
3-Eouistone, Hardship. Cherry
Cobbler
-Bellarmine, NY Lawyer. Tripit,
5-Zacabrand Advisor. Ginomeric
6-Tetra Rock, Tides In, Largo
Mint.
7-Athelhilda, Troop Transit, My
First
8-Molasses Bill, Bid, yulcanus.
Best bet-Molasses Bill,
Belmont Park Consensus tFastl.
-Headoverheels. Count Fearless.
Vacuum Cleaner.
2-Brlgnt Gray, Sandy Boot, Rob's
Bows. .
3-Bright and Gay, Kennecott, Sea-
fight.
LA Zonga. Diamond Shoals,
Hignborough.
Switzerland, Full Cry, Porter's Cap.
6-Count Fleet, Blue Swords. Occu-
patton.
7-Alsab, Buckskin, Belair Stud
entry.
8-Crystal, Portable, Sickle T
Best bet-La Zonga.
Belmont OFastl
BY the Louisville Times
Count Fearless, Tamlin, Rush
Act.
2-Chickore, Roman Governor, Gal
liant Robin.
3-No selections.
4-Early n Smart. La Zonga, High
borough.
Switzerland, Porter's Cap, Argonne
Woods.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
lourel
By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse S1,100; claiming;

SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000: special
weights; maidens: 2-year-olds bIa fur
Evening star., 1942-09-28

al. A. Clark entry.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Fast.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
By the Associated Press.

FIFTH RACE--Purse, $4,000 added;
graded handicap; Glass G; 4-year-olds and
upward: furlongs.
SundodseE - ll0 Full Cry ..- ll2
Porter,s Cap liz Argonns Woods IIs
Evening star., 1942-09-28

EIGHTH EAcE-Purse,. $1,000; claim.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Lacima Stable and W. ellis entry
:. THIRD RACE-Purse, ST 900; claiming

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500 added;
Capital HandicaD. 3-year-olds and M.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
By the Associated Press.

SIXTH RACE-Purse,, $500; claiming; :,
3-year-ods and upward: furlongs.
xStel1 = - 105 xCircus Wings 1Q3
xTetra Rock 115 Largo Mint lis
Boredom ----- Ill xMidnight Ride LOS
XTides In - 1O2 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Dive Bombers Score Hits

AS the result the navy dive bombers scored many hits and
during this phase of the action inflicted the enemy the
following damage:
A) The Kag Akagi and Soryu aircraft carriers were
severely damaged Gasoline in planes caught their flight
decks ignited starting fires which burned until each carrier
had sunk.
-tB1 Two battieshps were hit left burning
fercely.
CO One destroyer hit and is believed to have sunk.
10.
Shortly this battle of about SO enemy planes
from the unchanged carrier yu attacked the United States
laircraft carrier Yorktown and her escorts
Eleven of Is Japanese bombers in the group shot down
by fighters before their bombs dropped.
Seven got through our fighter protection.
OF these disintegraed by surface ships
fire. second dropped it's bomboad into the
and plunged after while third shred by machine
gun fire from United States fighter planes
Four bombers escaped after scoring three direct hits
H.
Shortly aferwad II Is enemy torpedo planes escorted
by fighters attacked the Yorktown.
Between four and of this group destroyed by
fighters and three shot down by ancra fire
they could launch their torpedoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

lighters dive bombes and torpedo planes made accurate
estimate of the situation and concluded that the
retreating
Fifteen torpedo planes from this group, therefore located
the enemy the westward and proceeded attack
without protection assistance of any kind
Although hits reported by radio from these
planes and although fighters shot down. the
total damage inflicted by this squadron this attack
be known
None of these IS planes returned.
sole officers men this squadron
Ensign G. N Gay J USNR who scored torpedo hit
an enemy carrier before he shot down.
Q.
Other caierbased groups of torpedo planes proceeded to
press the attack after the enemy had been located.
In spite Of heavy losses during these attacks the torpedo
planes engaged the attention of the fighters and anti
aircraft batteries such degree that dive bombes
able toop bomb after bomb the enemy ships without serious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
(A United forces had gained mastery of the air
the region of Midway.
Two More Jap Carriers Sunk

B) Two carriers Kaga and Akag had been hit by many
bombs and opdoes from planes and caebased naval
aircraft in the morning and the Akag had been further
aged by army aircraft in the late afternoon One of these
carriers reported by Ensign Gay to have been seed and
finished off by Japanese cruiser Both carriers sank
sunk by the Japanese before morning.
CO The Soryu had been hit heavily by marine corps dive
bombers bombers carierbased planes submarine
She sank during the night.
CD The Hyu had been put out of action by
craft after her planes had damaged the
Hryu sank early the following morning
(E) Two enemy battleships had been damaged one
severely.
CD One enemy destroyer had been sunk.
go enemy transport several other ships had been
damaged.
CID The USS Yorktown had been put out of action
16.
Early in the morning of June submarine sheed
Midway briefly but caused damage batteries
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Jap Carrier Left Smoking

(F) A group Of 16 United States Army Flying Forresses
carried out hiehvel bombing attacks scoring three hits on
enemy carriers One carrier left smoking heaVly
Meanwhile .35 a. Midway time, June A., shortly
after the corps planes had left Midway TO carry out an
attack mission island itself attacked by large group
Of carrier based enemy planes
They engaged by badly outnumbered marine corps
fighter force which met the the air as he arrived
These defending fighters aided by arcra batteries shot
down at the enemy planes Several were dam
aged
this fighter defense the material damage to
shore installations though serious. disabling
No plane caught grounded at Midway.
The had struck the approaching
japanese with their full strength but the did not
appear checked estimated that only about
enemy ships had been damaged of total force
of approximately 50 ships then conveging upon Midway
learned later that aerial attacks had caused the
enemy carrier o change its
They began retirement to the norhwesward some time
between $50 and $50 the morning of June 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

After June repeated attempts were made
of the Japanese invasion fleet but with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
CONTINUED from Page Onel

force the face heavy odds 1t is believed this group Sc
cured one hit on enemy ship Only of these six planes
returned its base.
&C, Sixteen corps dive bombers attacked and scored
three hits on carrier which is believed to have been the
Sor,1 Only half of the attacking planes returned
ny Another proup of II marine corps dive bombers made
later attack enemy ships and reported two bomb hits
on an enemy battleshp which left smoking and listing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Yorktown Put Out Of Action

Five succeeded in launching torpedoes but all
destroyed they attempted to escape
The Yorktown hit during this assault and
faction The damage caused list which rendered fight
useless for landings and akeos Her aircraft however
nued the battle operating from other United carriers
IL.
While this attack the Yorktown in progress
her planes located the Japanese Hyu in
with bateships cruisers and desroyers.
Our carrier planes Immediately launched against
this newly located force
The Hiru hit repeatedly blazing from stem
Ito stern.
She sank the following morning.
Two of the enemy batteships pounded severely bv
bombs and the heavy cruiser Damaged severely.
Is.
During the afternoon June A. United States sub
marine scored three torpedo hits smoking carrier Soryu
as the enemy was attempting to take it in tow.
Japs Forced to Abandon Ship
These hits caused outbreak flames which en-
about sunset heavy explosions huge pillows of smoke were
observed.
The Soryu sank during the night.
IA.
Just before June A. United Army bombers
delivered heavy bomb attack the severely crippled
burning ships
Three hits scored damaged (probablv the
Akagl) one hit scored large ship hit cruiser
which was left burning and destroyer damaged and
believed to have sunk.
The situation at shutdown June 4, follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Chance of Course Not Observed

Their complete change Of observed by our
shobased planes because the change after the had
delivered while they returning Midway
to
Meanwhile United States naval forces ahoat being
brought into position.
Our aircraft proceeding
to the spot where the previous and speed would
have placed him had he chosen assault
pected.
Unaware of the enemys change of group of
carrier based fighters dive bombers searched along the
reported track the southeast until shortage forced
to abandon the search and go in to Midway
Some forced down at when they of gas
Most of those forced down later rescued.
The commanding officer different fight composed of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Weather flinders Further Search

At dawn forces marshaing their strength for
further assaults against the fleets which by
separated into several groups, all in full retreat.
Unfavorabe flying weather made search northwest
Midway difficult and hazardous but fight of United States
Army Flying Forresses managed
OF battleships and cruisers to the westward of Midway
They attacked and scored direct hit the damaged
Another bomb damaged the steering
she was last observed listing badly and turning tight
This attack followed quickly by second army air force
attack which scored hit the of heavy cruiser
Meanwhile, at about June 81 United Marine
aircraft located the damaged enemy cruiser
Ione direct hit.
In the afternoon Of June army Flying Foresses attacked
enemy cruisers again and three upon one heavy
cruiser.
On the return trip of these planes lost second
was forced down Is miles Midway All except one
Iot the crew of the second plane rescued.
u. S. Carriers Pursue Japs
local bad weather condition to the northwest of Midway
hampeed the search operations planes which
seeking the enemy in that area
Throughout the night June So or aircraft carriers
steamed to the westward in pursuit of the enemy.
IS.
Early in the morning of June search by carrier aircraft
discovered two groups of ships containing cruisers
and destroyers.
Between and 10 a. m our carrier nIares oooLod ~
group which contained the heavy Mkuma and
and three desroyers.
At least bomb hits were scored on each cr,ieer or &c
the destroyers sunk
The attacks were carried until $50 D. m
Inc Mikuma was sunk shortly after noon.
y. 5. Destroyer Hammann Sinks
The Mogami Quilted and subsequently, sunk Another
enemy cruiser and destroyer also hit during
Of attacks
1t was during this afternoon June g. that the United
states destroyer ammann was torpedoed and sunk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

submarine Most of her was
the destroyer announced lost Admiral Nmz communque
No. 4 (June Z, 1922.
20
After June repeated attempts contact the
remainder of the japanese invasion fleet but without
General Tinker LOST at Sea
1t was June 9, while Of these being
carried out by group of ongrange army medium
under the command of Major General Clarence Tinker USA
that the plane carrying General Tinker forced down
and lost.
81
The battle of Midway complex and widespread
involving number of engagements lasting than days
and nights.
Even active participants attacks and
unable give confidently
of the damage inflicted any group the many individual
and unified attacks of corps
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
Party de cum leaNOS

En- la noche de aver, y como
publicaramos, fue agasajada en-
un "Party" la nina Margie Cha
ravella.
La bonita fiesta tuvo lugar en-
la Residential de sus padres, es-
poses Ofelia y Salvador Clara
vella, del 1905 de Ia Gale p.
A continuation damos a CO.
nocer los nombres de los amigui
tos de Margie que la congratula-
ron: Mariana y Norma Rodri-
guez, Jeanetthe Petralia, Silvia
America Rivero, Cesar de Jesus
Rivero, jr., Rosemarie Rodri-
guez, Donald Toledo, Esther Ga
ravella, hermanita de la feste-
jada.
Entire los mayOres pudimos
anotar a Tomas y Maria Rodri-
guez, abuelitos de la festejada (;
Isabel Vega, Conception CablS
mas, Vicente Capitano y Sra
Alicia Rodriguez, JESUS Petra
Tia " Sra, Cesar Rivero Mas y
La gaceta., 1942-10-13

seran claSificados como eNtran-
jeros enemigoS, una absoluci6n
que Sc les concede por haberla
ganado muy bien. "Esto no sig.
mica que las personas paligro-
sas 0 desleales no estan sujctas
por mas tempo a detenci6n o in
ternamiento.'
No podcmos tomar riesgos.
Significa 81 que las raglas apIca
das hasta ahora a los i~ta,ian0s,
como eXtranjeros encmigos, nc
Sc les aplicaran por mas tempo,
Estran en- libertad de particular
en- Ell esfuerzo de guerra sin los
inconvenience que hahta ahora
10 han dificultado.
"El pueblo dc Italia esta can.
sado hasta las entranas del faS
cismo, de Mussolini Y particular
mente de Ado,fo Hitler. La re-
vuelta contra q fascismo italia
no no puede ser conlenida. ia
ha empezado."
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
INA ESPCSA Dc 10 AMOS
PLDE Ell ANULANI MO
DE SU MATRIMuNtI0

White Plains, n. Y, oct, 10
N Sra Elizabeth Duhrs 3en Ely
e 10 amos. solicit6 aver la anu
ACTON d, su matrimonio, en- el
Tribunal Slprcmo De, estado de
New York, alogar5o que su
narido, Laurence Drugs Ely.
Jr., So case cen ella anim&!o
Dor E. pr.p6,ito de evadir la ICY
ial servitio mlitar o5liga,orio.
5ontrajo matrimonio Ia pareja,
II 1910, en- la capita de Ia es-
uela para mu>hchas de Rose
nary Hall, en- Greenfich, Con-
ctitcut.
FL acusado, hijo de un fabri-
3r.e de Chicago no Sc present6
1 el juicio.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
los CAIN JUGARAN
CCN VII ANOVA

Gainesville, 0ctubre 13.-Fl
yiernes, en- Filadelfia, los Ca
names de Ia Florida jugaran con
ell NillaEOya.
La semana pasda los florida
nos vencierOn al Auburn, 10 que
nadie eSperaba.
Tom Leib elogia la actuacion
de sus muchachos en- ell partido
de la semana pasada y en- parti-
cular la de Floyd Konetsky y
Nick Klutka.
Konetsky sera ell captain &c
los Caimanes en- ell partido con
ei Villanueva.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
TrdSIddddd

Trdsldddda
En- dias pasados fu6 traslada-
da desde ell SanatOrio del Centre
Espahol a su Residential, la Sra.
Carmen Alvarez, eSposa del Sr.
Ramiro Alvarez.
En- la referida casa de salud
fu6 sometida a uno delicada in
tervenci6n quirdrgica por ell "a
famado c%irujano DR.. WintOn.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
su salud.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13

del preSente mss, en- les saloneS
de la Legion Americana.
Esta fiesta, como en- amos pa
sados, sera de carnaval. Los nj
nos que mejores disfraces lie
ven recibiran premios.
Muy m6dico ell precio de en-
trada.
Habra buena musica.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
Nueva O~ficialidGd

NueVa OficiGlidad
lEn reciente junta efectuada
Dor los componentes del "N.P.S.
Club" en- la Residential de la Srta
Angie M CaStellano, 214O de la
caJle Cherry, en- West Tampa,
uued6 electa eSta directiva An
gle M. Castellano, Presidente;
Hector Espina, Vice Presiden-
te; Mary Frances ROtOlo, Secre
taria; Angie L. Castellano, Te-
sorera; Mary Tagliarini y PHIL
is AleSsi, reporters.
Muchns exitos les deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
Para Chicago

Para Chicago
En- la noche de aver parti6 pa
ra la ciudad de Chicago ell Sr.
Carlos Lopez, afamado pintor y
decorator.
Ell Sr. Lopez decoro una de las
salas del Cfrculo CubanO, obra
admirada por todos.
AL despedirse nos manifesto
q. era muy possible volviera a vi
sitarnas ell entrante verano.
iBuen viaje!
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
Entire n~OSOtrOs

Entire nOSOtrOs
Luego de haber gozadO unas
semanas de vacaciones en- ell his
t6rico Cayo Hueso, regres6 a es-
ia ciudad ell joven Tony Alfonso,
hijo de la estimada Sra. Ansel-
ma Alfonso, del 1907 de la Move
ma avenida.
Encantado retorna Ell jOven
Alfonso.
lie damos una cordia bienve-
nida.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)

Sra. Sra. Gloria Toledo, josef
ma Rodriguez y otros mas.
Los aSistentes fuerOn Obse-
quiados con ricas pastas Y re-
frescos no faltando ell tradicioA
nal Birthday Cake, con siete
velitaS.
Una vez mas felicitamos a Mar
gle Y sus papas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-13

PLlEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Nuevas dom9ndas; Eddie John
son contra RoSella Moore John
son; Ellen Early contra John J
Early Jr. Paul Samuel Harper
outra Elodie Anna Harper; Es
Ia Glynn contra Martin Fran
cia Glynn.