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Trade Winds" by Schneider

for all World War / An old
flatiron is not junk; good for four
hand grenades If given to proper
salvage people Goodyear Tire
schedules call for eventual pro-
duction of complete airplanes
ready for battle use =. More than
300 million pounds of American
cheddar cheese will be produced
this year.
Consolidated Aircraft produced
its first B-24 bomber 3ia months
ahead of schedule United
States Rubber has been using
synthetic rubber IN some Of its
products since 1882 49, this official
F. Retail supplies of Nylon stock
ings disappearing fast; silk hose
stocks may hold up to Christmas
rush American Locomotives
first-quarter production of tanks
greater than total volume of all
1941.
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THE GARDENING PACKET

Ten authoritative informative written publications
handy little library phases Gardening
at this newspapers Bureau the
descriptions of these publications:
ANNUAL PIONEERING PLANTs-A list snuuals with
descriptions and instructions for sowing seeds anpanng
summer, autumn and for winter indoor culture
FLOWER GARDENS-A guide preparation of beds
nuas perennals shrubs bulbs fertizng planting
HOUSE PLANTS Directions about planting
and house plant enemies.
LANDSCAPING HOME GRoUNDs-General suggestions for
landscapng home grounds
LAwNS-A textbook N making ID lawns,
including preparation fertiizing seeding and soddng
LILY POOLS; ROCK GARDENS HEDGEs-Desgning con-
strctng stocking lily pools; planting hedges. etc
PERENNIAL PIONEERING PLANTSJA list of perennials for
the garden descriptions instructions for cultural
RosEs-A Manual for Rosarians
VEGETABLE GARDENS-A guide planting
of vegetables in a small garden
They will sent packet will clip
seventyve money postage stamps
postage and all other handling costs
COUPON HERE -I
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Local Notices

NOTICE OF CREATION OF HERD
DISTRICT
In the Matter OF the Petition Of
the South Summit Improvement Club
and others for the creation OF q dist
riot In which Il shall be unlawful 70
permit livestock 70 run a. large.
ORDER OF ESTABLISHMENT OF
This matter coming on regularly
for hearing before the Board OF
County Commissioners of Pierce
County, Washington, st their office
IN the Court House at Tacoma, Wash
ington. this goth day of April. A. d.
1912 at the hour OF eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. and II appearing to the Board
that due notice OF the time and place
OF hearing on said petition has been
duly given as prescribed by Law. and
no one appearing TO object to the
granting OF this petition, and the
Board believing that said district
On motion. duly carried. IT IS
ORDERED that aforesaid petition OF
the South Summit Improvement Club
and others for the creation OF live
stock district to embrace the follow
ing described territory. towit:
All Of sections is. 10 and 80. Town
ship 10 North, Range East, W. NJ.
All that portion OF Section as,
Township 10 North, Range East.
W. NJ. south OF the Old Military Road
in said section"
be and the same Is hereby granted
and said territory hereby created q
district in which IL shall be unlawful
TO permit livestock Of any kind to
run at large from and after the LIST
DAY OF June, 1912
Dated this goth day Of April. 1912.
JNO. SCHLARB
r. r. GLEASON
HARVEY o. SCOFIELD,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PIERCE COUNTY, WASHINGTON.
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.<;;cen5es

Marriage license applica tons
were received Tuesday by the
county auditor from the following
Clifford l.. Thrasher. 26. Dorena.
Ore, and Eleanor Lois Mccain, 10.
Cottage Grove. Ore: Allen Frank
Grange. 26. of sol East 30th st.
and Caroline Marie Palamidessi
20. Of 37i5 Fawcett ave; Clifton
V. Olson. "a. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
and Jean Ellen Rutledge. is. Sum
ner:
Alvah Roy Draws. "a. of SIS
East 4ath st. and Mary Elizabeth
Brunswick. 10. Of 400 So. 56th ri. /:
James c. Ryan. 20. Of 1922 Pacific
ave. and Merle Rose Anderson. 20.
Auburn; Monty s. Geddis. 46. Raj
nier, and Anna Louise Owens, as.
OF 11l2 So. / st; Fred Charles
johnson. Fl. of 1887 So. Monroe
st. and Betty Jane Evans, is.
Puyallup. Gerhard l.. Belgium. 20.
of PA So. 5th st. and Olga Justine
r. Taude. FL, scobey. Mont: Ar
thur Lee Daniels. "a. Fort Lewis.
and Mary lola Herd. p. OF 1902
East 6ist st:
Vernon Arthur Freymark. rs.
Fort Lewis. and Helen Ruth Hee-
gel. Fl. Chicago: Tom s. fwata.
p. RI. 2 Box 652. and Lillian r.
Mizukami. %. RI. 7. Box II; Ralph
W. Beach. 20. and Hazel V. Nor
ton. 20. both of Olympia: Leroy C.
Starr. 10. OF s+34 So. Tacoma ave.
and Doris Kramer. 81. of 4s2s So.
Park ave:
Waite L. Hanford. 2I, of APO
No. 24th st. and Elaine Isabelle
knutsen. Fl. OF Pill So. Puget
Sound ave. Morris Stass. %. of
sos No. J st, and Ida Levin. %.
Bellingham. Max Hosglin. 4s, of
1loi1 Market st. and Mae Johns
ton. Al. Of $sos Mckinley ave.
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Fresh Halibui
Now on Market

Fresh halibut and Texas wax
onions made their first appearance
Of the year In Tacoma wholesale
markets Tuesday a. prices firmed
on lower grades OF butter and on
colored broiiers and flyers.
The new onion arrivals were
selling for $3.50 in 50-pound sacks
while fresh halibut was moving
across the counter at % cents a
pound
With butter quality improving
as farmers are able to pasture
their herds to a greater extent.
prices moved up from a cent to
a cent and half on 20 and 50
scores. bringing these two grades
up to AZ cents. only a cent less
than ~ score butter.
Greater demand for colored
broilers resulted In a firming of
the quotations from 80 to So cents
TO 34-35 cents.
Latest uilotations are wholesale.
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NEW YORk-President Roose-
velt's message TO congress placed
every home and business on war
time basis Factory payrolls
continue TO lengthen . II a man
wants TO remain in business and
his goods are diminishing with no
chance of replenishment. he should
add new lines E. There is a plen-
tiful supply Of radio bulbs /.
Most radio stores now sell adult
games.
Shoe production continues at
record-hreaking volume: no civil
ian shortage likely 4. Price cell
ing has been set for silk waste at
average high of July, 1941 &.
Cotton rugs in demand: wool rugs
hard 10 get q. All cotton goods
now under price ceilings Din
nerware orders easing; makers
catching up with backlogs g.
WPB froze solid all plumbing sup
plies.
Iron and steel products go to
AS ratings; leftovers go to A-10
or better ratings. OPA fixed
prices on egg cases; Oct. Is, 1912.
rate prevails Glass jars in
demand; tin containers restricted
on WPB order f. Wire glass
prices TO be fixed Furniture
demand easing Business fall
ures show slight gain Retail
sales dollar volume ahead of year
ago. but unit volume under last
year.
You are true niece or nephew
OF Uncle Sam II YOU own war
bonds Insurance companies
investing more than half incoming
premiums in United States securi-
ties Columbia Gas A. Electric
to redeem up TO se.477 900 of deb
IS and 1882 at sfo2 plus interest
wslworth Company LIST mtge
IS of 1855 busfnessrnan's risk. not
long-term investment Toledo
Ohio Central ref Sss of 1860 has
businessman's following because of
New York Central guarantee.
wPB gives farm equipment pro-
duction highest priority rating of
ALA so as to speed output of
food Looks like a ceiling price
for all commodities Canada's
beef shipments to United States
almost double those last year 8.
More than 10000, 900 pounds of
wool received from Australia:
means Macarthur is getting equip
ment since boats carry loads both
ways.
NEWS-BiTS - Federal expendi-
lures through first nine months
fiscal year exceed largest annual
amount spent during last World
War -. Air raids on Japan first
time Nippon a battlefield in more
than 1850 years; good, Every
one Of Chryslers 10 automobile
manufacturing plants now produc-
Ing war goods" Pacific coast
flour nills booked solid for next
two months on government orders.
General Electric produced more
war goods in present conflict than
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Superior Court Judges
Called 10 Active Duty

SEATTLE E Superior Judge
William ]. wilkins was en- route
to Washington to attend an Off
GERS school Tuesday after being
ordered to active duty as major
in the judge advocate generals
department of the army.
YAKIMA - Superior Judge
Dolph Barnett, called to duty as
an army captain, asked Gov. Ar
thur B. Langhe for a leave of
absence Tuesday for the duration
of the war.
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Actions in Divorce

Suit for divorce on grounds of
burdensome home life was filed in
superior court Tuesday by w. F.
against Willamette Giegler.
Final DEGREES have been granted
IN the cases of Stephen against
Marjorie Helen Blanusa; Helen
against Ray Burlington. and an in
terlocutory decree was granted
Marie from o. A. Hansen.
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City Gets 4 Bids on
Oil Circuit Breakers

Bids were received BY the city
board Of contracts and awards
Monday afternoon On twelve iis-
XIV oil circuit breakers for the
tidefiats slhststion. Westinghouse
hid 1852 $3.50. Home Electric.
f162. 620.a2. General Electric.
s1s4 .a7t12: and Alhs-chslmers.
s1e4. 44752.
Also opened and being studied
by the utilities department Tues
day were bids on 1880 volt zig
rag grounding transformers for
the substation and Nisqusily line
connection. Westinghouse bid s4.-
22s; Allis-chalmers. s4oss. Mo-
loney Transformer Co. S5.27o. and
General Electric. Salts.
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Operating Revenues
OF MP. Reveal Gain

An increase of AT per cent in
operating revenues for the first
quarter of 1912 over = similar pc
riod last year is reported by the
Northern Pacific railroad head
quarters at ST. Paul. March oper-
sting revenues alone were up
s.. 556.65s from March. 1871.
reaching total Of ss.2i7. 1871.
Freight revenues alone were ST.
12o. sS1, an increase of s2osi, $50
for the month.
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--HAPPY--
&;rthdau
TUESDAY APRIL. %

IUESDA1, AFhIE q
X. q. Roberts, Rte. 8, Ia
coma.
Mrs. Jennie Mariana, 1911
So. Cushman ave.
Arlene Brecht, 1902 East
Spokane 81.
Mrs. Eleanor Brecht, Puy-
allup.
Mrs. John Dolac. 4I09 So.
NJ st.
Pete Masonic, 1922 so. Yaki-
ma ave.
Miss Katherine Diedrich, 1928
East 9th IT.
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Quit Chiselinq,
Bridges Urges
ShipYord Workers
Heur Leaders Plea

SAN PEDRO, Cal. - Harry
Bridges. regional director OF the
clio. urged member workmen Of
the Los Angeles shipbuilding COM
pany Tuesday 10 forget" their
differences with their employers
and speed the production Of ships
Bridges agreed with Capt.
A. Il. Court, retired naval Of
ficer now an executive Of the
shipbuiidinr company. that
Go workers had fallen he
hind. Court said "fhe whole
boffleneck In the United
States war effort h In ship~."
Bridges. addressing 5000 mem
bers Of the Shipbuilders union.
called for a 'recess in our strug-
gle" with the management until
after the war"
Only Ore Enemy Now
Lets remember we have only
one enemy now" he said. "and IT
isn't the employers of American
labor The thing that matters
now Is winning the war. II Hitler
and the Japs won. we'd work a
damn sight harder-without any
wages at all
Il have talked TO Captain Court.
He Is fair man. and he is telling
you the facts. This thing il bigger
than unions or management right
now"
War Effort First
Declaring that the CIO puts
the war effort first" Bridges said
union interests are secondary.
LET'S forget this chiseIing
and fighting with the manage
ment until after the war" he
said.
Court said the Los Angeles
shipbuilding company had not
built as much shipping per man
rs some Of the eastern yards.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

Charged with assault and bat
terry upon the person of Mrs. Ellen
Tskko during = quarrel. Allen 4.
Richmond. former Grsys Hsrbor
radio announcer. was tried in
Aberdeen and given q SIX months
Suspended jail sentence. He makes
his home now in Seattle.
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Poultry-Hens. colored. ~ q
lbs. 2l@22 cts: Leghorn hens.
more than 3is lbs. 1sQ1s cts. and
under 3s lbs. l46l5 cts; col
cred friers. "a cts; rabbits. i4d15
cts. live weight, white leghorn
broilers. Ia lbs. and up. 100 20
cts. per 10.
Bufterfaf cents.
Eggs - Standard, 2ac; medium.
20 eta
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Just the Core
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS

The u. s. Civil Service commits
sion announces modification of re-
quirements in an effort to secure
additional mimeogrsph and tabu-
iating machine operators for fed
ersl positions. Appointments will
be made in Washington. ID. c..
only and applications will be ac-
eepted until needs OF the service
have been met. Further informs-
ton can be obtained at the Tacoma
postoffice.
Butter cheaper. Cow Butter Store.
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DIR. CrRris MAVEN

Or. Vim. l. Curtis has been
named to head the Hoquism
civilian defense medical unit. sue
ceeding Frank Lamb. who resigned
because he felt a medical man
should head the unit.
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Murkets at q
Glunce

TUESDAY
Stocks: 1rregulsrly lower in quiet
trading.
Bonds: Irregular: u. s. govern
ments easy and dull.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Cotton: Lower.
Wheat: y to y cent lower.
Corn: Off \ TO / cent.
silver: Unchanged In New York.
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TUESDAYS QUOTATIONS

Quotations courtesy Merrill. Lynch.
b1eroe. Fenner A Became, Washington
1lde- member New York Stock
Exchange1
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Weakness in Steel. Phone
Shares Features Market Drop

DOW-JONES AVERAGES
TUESDAY
Industrial -. szsz, off a.ss
Rail ...-..-. ss.ss. off e.e1
Utility 5000. le-5s. off e.ez
Is stecks -. SI.ts. off e.1s
Big Board sales were 3I2.e7x
shsres against 2sl.25o Monday.
Sales on the curb we're $40 COM
pared with 57.xos.
NEW YORK Weakness in lead
ing steel shares and in American
Telephone featured a decline in the
stock market Tuesday to a new
ssven-year low In the industrial
average and to q record low in
The utility average.
Renewed selling broke out in
American Telephone after another
attack on the company by the
FEC and thu issue broke several
points to = new low since 1885.
Steal shares tumbled a point
and more TO new lows for the year
and longer when a financial news
service said. in . copyrighted arti-
Gle that the OPA is considering a
reduction in price Of many steel
products n part Of its campaign
to stabilize some prices and roll
back" others.
TUESDAYS QUOTATIONS
Quotations courtesy Merrill LYNCH.
t1erce. Fenner A Beane, Warrington /
Dldg- membera New York Stock
Exchange1
Hich fnu ria.s
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

seattle = Clearings sl2.sea, 49,
Il; balances ss.12o.47l.se; trans
actions So. 1eT 10000.
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Honesty Always PeYs
FINDERS OF lost articles sdrer-
tlsed below please take notice.
After you nave returned the
articles 70 the losers. 60 to The
Tacoms Times office. eie MAJ
ket, where you Will be presented
with two quest tickets TO tins
Temple theater
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
DE VACAVIONES

En- la tarde del Sabado partio
en- ell "Champios Express para
la ciudad de New York, nuestra
estimada amiga Vicenta Moya.
.esposa del compahero en- el pc
riodismo e inspector del Depar-
tamento de Sandal, Pedro Ra-
mirez Moya.
La Sra, Moya pasara en- la ciu
dad newyorkina varias soma
mas, las que dedicara a visitar
.~familiares que desde hace ITEM
20 residen ALI.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que su estancia ALI lie sea muy
grata.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
NOTAS SOCIALES
;PoR MARIO

do ell edificiC social de la Gale
Catorce y Decima avenida.
Cuatro de las mejores Orques-
tas de la localidad han sido con-
tratados para amenizar este fes
tival, que promote quedar a
gran altura.
Empezara a las diez de la no.
che continuance hasta las cinco
de Ia manana del Domingo
Continuan vendi6ndCse rapi-
damente las mesas reservadas,
que sc colocaran en- el Patio al
precio de $500.
La entrada general Sc ha Sc
nalado en- 80 cts. para las damas
" rs cts. para los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

nieran de antemano para zanzibar
impresiones, para efectuar un inter
cambio de information y para una
su experienced. Seria necesarfo ella
borar los detalles de la acci6n en-
comun que habrian de eliminar por
complete las maniobras hnancieras
y comerciales por medic de las
cuales los instrumentos de las ca
marillas alemana, italiana y japo-
mesa, que despliegan sus actividades
en- este Hemisferio, tratan de redu-
cir nuestras d%efensas, facilitando
asi ell canine hacia nuestra servi-
dumbre. Fue con este prop6sito
que la Reunion de Rio de Janeiro
recomend6 que Sc convocara la pre-
sente Conferencia Interamericana
sobre Sistemas de Control Econ6-
mico y Fnanciero.
La tarea historical con que sc en-
frentan ahora los pueblos de Anne
RIGA, la altisima mission de defender
la TRADITIONAL libertad del Cont
nente Americana contra TODD alta
que del exterior, no puede reali-
zarse, Establishments, por medios
militares. Tan ~resueltos debemos
estar para adoptar medidas que
contrarresten la aggression econ6-
mica, como 10 estamos para adoptar
las medidas con que estamos con-
trarrestando la amenaza militar.
En- el propio suelo de nuestro Con
tinente Sc esta librando una de las
grandes batallas de esta guerra.
Aqui estamos combatiendo, y com
batiendo con creciente 6xito, contra
un enemigo que Sc ha inhltrado
entire nosotros.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

eeT OS pueblJs de America deben
IL estdr tan ~resHeltOs a tomGr,
las medidds que cOntrdrresten Ia
aggression economical del Eje, como
10 estdmos para Gdoptar las medi-
dds para cOntrdrrestdr Ia dnenGzd
militar,"-dijo el Sabsecretdrio de
Estddo, Sr. Sumner Welies, en- an
discourse pronunciado ante la Con-
ferencid sobre Sistemds de Control
Econdmico D FindHcierc, celebrddd
en- Washington.
LA tdred historical con que Sc
enfrentGn Ghord los pueblOs de
America, Ia ditisimd mission de de-
fender la TRADITIONAL Gbertdd del
Continents Americana contra SOd0
atdque del exterior, nv puede redH-
<aTse, erctusiUGmente, por medios
miLitdres, "-dhddto.
Ell Sr. Welles seHdb a los dele
qddOs la gran resp0ns0btttddd que
tenfdn, dici6ndOies: "VuestTd es Ia
resp0Hsdbiiiddd de sltmiRistrdr las
GTmds a los que con tGnto entusids-
mo estdn hoy hbrGHd0 las bataLds
econ6micGs para nldntener nuestrd
soiiddYiddd."
Ell terto complete del discurso, es
Ell siguiente:
Us un gran placer para mi
H extender a todos %vosotros,
en- nombre del Comite Consul
two Economico Financiero
I-nteramericanO, una cordial
bienvenida a esta Conferencia
Interamericana sobre Siste-
mas de Control Ecoh6mico Y
Financiero.
Una vez mas Sc reunen en- con-
ferencia las veintiuna RepGblicas
Americans para hacer aun mas
frme su solidaridad, para afanzar
aun mas su comdn prop6sito de
mantener este Hemisferio para
siempre libre de toda intromisi6n en-
la independence de los pueblos de
las Americas, v como un baluarte
de la libertad humane.
Nos entrentamos con un ataque
que las Potencias del Eje dirigen en-
contra del Nuevo Mundo, en- TODD
frente donde puecsn aunar sus
fuerzas de engano Y TRACTION.
Esta guerra no Sc libra hoy ex-
clusivamente en- ell frente militar.
Nosotros, las libges naciones de
America, o enfreutamos hoy con
la suprema e historical mission de re-
chazar un asalto total a nuestra
libertad Y a nuestra integridad, an
asalto cue SO ~ealiza, no solo Dor
submarines piratas y armas mill
tares. sino que tambi6n por las colo
Mas de agentes subyersivos en- 81
territorio soberano de eada uno de
nuestros PASSES Esta polilla hui
mana, obelocienio 6rdenes de sus
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
SHAPIRO PUSO A DORMIR
A MICKEY LA MARI

New York, julio 20.-MaXie
Shapiro, pdgil del Lado Este de
la ciudad, derrot6 por nocaut
tecnico, en- ell quinto asalto, a Mi
ckey LAMAR, del Bronx.
Ell DR.. Frank ]. M~aniscalco,
medico de la cOmisi6n recOnoci6
a LAMAR despues de la pelea y
dijo que probablemente tiene
fracturada una costilla. Shapiro
pesaba 1873 libras y ell "maltra-
tado" 1873.
Ernest Robinson, de Jamaica,
puso a dOrmir a Alex CupianO,
de SantO Domingo, a los dos mi
nutos del tercer asaltO. Lou Mill
er, de Brownsville, peso welter,
derrib6 a Felix Morales, de Puer
to Rico, en- ell cuartO round.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
PARTY"

En- la noche del viernes lie fue
ofrecido un Baby Shower Par
ty" a la jOven Sra. Luisa Fer
nandez, esposa de nuestro ami
90 Alfredo Fernandez, residente
en- ell 2816 de la Gale 10.
LIE ofrecieron la fiesta las
Sras. Angelica Fernandez y Fe-
licidad Quesada en- ell hogan de
la festejada.
Sc encontraban presentes Sras
Virginia Cuyar, Myrna Cuyar,
Fiji Flores Flores, Felicidad
Quesada, Maria Luisa Gardana,
Alicia Rodriguez, Luisa DiaG,
Maria Rodriguez, Olga Capita
no. Catalina Huesca, Mary Her
nandez. Lima LoCicero, Coralia
Tsrnan7ez, Dalia Fernandez
Sra. Gonzalez, Olga Castro, r.
loisa Fernandez.
Srtas. Rose Marie Rodriguez
Manuela Quesada, Jennie Leto,
Aurora Alfonso Dolores Flores,
Antonio Fernandez Josefina
Flores Yaloides Arias, Angelica
Fernandez y otras mas.
En- los juagos efectuados OBJ
tuviaron premios Catalina Ro-
driguez. Maria Rodriguez, Olga
Capitano y ElOisa Fernandez.
Las asistentes fueron obse-
ouiadas con Cakes, refrescos
~ mantecados.
Hasta despu6s de las 1890
de la noche Sc prolong6.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
NACIMIENTO

Naci6 a los estimados esposos
Angela y Francisco Rodriguez
I'm hermoso varoncito, que lleva
"a Ell nombre de su papa.
FL alumbramiento tuvo lugar
en- o. Sanatorio del Centre Astu-
.riano, actuando el competente
ginec6logo DIR. Jose Antonio Do
minguez.
Tanto la Sra. Rodriguez como
ell nuevo infante Sc encuentran
va en- su hogan, 20O8 de la ave-
nida Columbus,
Expresan estas lineas nuestra
mas sincera fe~licitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
FL BAILE DE ANOCHE

Ell BAILE DE ANOCHE
Numerosa concurrencia inva-
do anoche ell precioso Patio-Jar
din del Circulo Cubano, partlcl-
pando del bale que veriticaba
la Secci6n de RecreO.
Estaba en- la concha la orques-
ia Don Francisco, que fue ova-
cionada rOr q repertoire que
.present6.
Como Sc prometiera, a las 10
30 de la nOohe Sc procedi6 a la
entrega de los premios.
FL entrante Domingo Sc etec'
tuara otro, con la misma orques-
ia Y tamlbien premios.
I'm exito mas para anotar a
los chicos de Oscar Cuervo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
A

Fu6 traslanaIa desde la Clint
ca Gel Bien PGblico' a su resi-
dencia del 2914 de la Gale Nue.
We, la Sra. Esmeralda ROdri-
gueZ.
A la referida casa de salud tu-
vo que ser Nevada con toda ur-
gencia para ser sometida a una
operation que practice ell CRU
jano DR.. Luis Rey.
Nos gustaria saber de su total
ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
UN VAPOR A ABAS-
TECIO A UN SUBMARINE
ALEMAN

Buenos Aires, Argentina, ju-
lilo 20.-Las autoridades ingle-
sas lie niegan un "navieert" al
vapor espahol Rita Garcia"
hasta eompletar la Investigation
sobre que ell yapor "Aldecoa" a.
basteci6 de aceite, en- el Atlanti-
co, a un submarine aleman.
Esta el Rita Garcia amarra-
do a un buelle de Rosario. 81 el
gobierno ingles 10 le ia permi-
so, no pOdra cruzar la Inca del
boqueo,
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

NORM, jr., de 10 amos, hijo del
dueho de una imprenta local.
Mat6 primero el criminal a
Leopold y 81 familia y despues
q MORN, cuyo cadaver, acribi-
llado a balazos, dej6 tirado en-
las afueras,
Para eomet2r los crimenes
us6 glantes, no dejando huellas.
Cr6ese que Sc trata de Ia obra
de un loco.
Trabajan commandments
para captIrar,o. los cuerpos de
pollcia de Ia Florida y de Geor-
gia,