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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-02
William Holden and Jane Bryon Co.
Star With George Raft in Invisible
Stripes At The Palace Sun. Tues.

porting cast.
Invisible Stripes. 7 It is the
tory Of two convicts who are
released from prison on the same
e'ay---one hardened criminal,
the other d first offender anxious
Il, return to an honest and use
ful life. The former makes no
tempt to mend his ways. He
nows that he will end up back
Ill the big house, but until that
appens he intends to enjoy life.
The latter tries to find honest
york, but the prison stigma
causes him to lose his jobs as
ast as he gets them. His girl
turns against him, refuses to
larry branded man. His
younger brother, discouraged by
is own inability to make enough
money to marry on. is ripe for
b life Of crime and easy money.
Realizing the futility Of trying
10 90 straight himself, the cx-
convict goes hack to his old gang
nd joins them in robbery, 50
hat he can give his brother
enough money to go into busi-
ness for himself.
Sunday, Monday and Tucsdsy
al the Palace. Don't fail to =
.hi. great drama.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-02
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La gaceta., 1942-05-14
NOTAS SOCIAI.ES
CPoR MARIO %RODRIGUEZ)

Battle en- el
Cjrcalo Cubdn0
Otra gran fiesta bailable pro
rorcionara a nuestra Juventud
IN e-timada Secci5n de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, el pr6ximo
Domingo, en- su bonito Patio
Jardin.
La fiesta es la tercera de la
serie que Sc ofrecera durante el
yerano para entretener a nues-
tras familias, va cue la mayoria
de elias tendran que permane-
GER en- la ciudad por ell raciona-
miento de la gasolina y gomas.
FL bale de este domingo esta-
"a a cargo de la orquesta que
mas gusta nuestra juventud,
Don Francisco.
Principiara a las ocho de la
noche Y terminara a las II 100
Por ell uSo de las mesas no
habra que pagan NADIA. Precios
damas soc, caballeros soc.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

WASHINGTON. obser-
vando ell gran resurgimiento
de actividades militares e in
dustriales en- TODD ell pals desde
ell ataque a Pearl Harbor, los
artistas de los Estados Unidos
han pasado al Ilenzo una gran
parte de la escena en- una serie
de acuarelas y dibujos exhibit
dos en- la Galerfa Nacional de
Washington.
Sc ha sugerido que Ia exhibition
sea mas tarde enviada a las otras
kepublicas Americans como un
ejemplo de 10 que los artistas estan
hacienda durante Ia guerra y 10 que
el resto del pals tambien esta
llevando a cabo cada dia. d
III coneurso, anunciado por 81
Gobierno una semana despues del
ataque Japones. Sc cerr6 el is dc
enero. Durante csc tiemDo i,i29
artistas participaron con 1852 ira
ba1os describiendo cast toda Ia ex-
tension de las aetividades de guerra.
Muchas de las pinturas fueron
heehas por miembros de las fuerzas
armadas cue emplearon sus ratios de
oelo para pintar Ia vida en- 81 eampa-
msnto y en- loo hareoa
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
LAS MUJERES DE MAS DE
MAS DE 40 SON LAS ME-
JORES OBRERAS

Los administrators de las
fabricas inglesaS sOstiuaen que
las mejores obreras son las mu-
jeres de mas de 40 amos de edad.
Puede dependerse de elias y to-
das muestran deseos de apren-
der.
Aunque muchaS j6yenes ira
bajan bien, las de mayor edad
son mas concienzudas Y mejor
humoradas. Algunas mujeres
entire 90 y 60 amos, con ell pelo
blanco, trabajan admirablemen-
te. 81
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

~preliminAr, en- Ia corte juvenil,
p Mattie Pearl Manning, de IA
ahos, que mato a tiros a su es-
poso, Daymond w. Manning, de
IS amos, el pasado domingo. Lie
vaban tres meseS de casados.
Sc cometi6 ell crimen en- el do
micilio de los padres de ella, es-
pesos Frank Morgan, y despues
de I'm altercado.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
Sc BUSCA AL MARIDO DE
UNA MUJER ASESINADA

New York, mayo l4.-La poll
cia busca hoy a Nathan Ballen-
berg, de 81 amos, con motive de
haberse encontrado ell cadaver
de su espoSa, Ruth Ballenberg,
EN- ell departamento donde ella
residia, en- ell AZ de la Gale Tina
yer, secci6n conocida por In
wood.
I'll marido desapareci6 a las
pocas horas de cometido ell cri.
men.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
OperGdG

En- la manana de aver fue So
metida a una delicada interven'
ci6n q~uirGrgica la estimada da-
ma Estela Ciccarello, esposa de.
apreciado amigo Frank Ciccare-
10.
La operation De fu& practica-
da, en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano, por 81 cirujano DIR.
Rafael Ortega.
Ell estado de la sonora Cicca-
relic, a la bora en- que escribi-
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

La nueva ciudadana Revara
por nombres Iris Jeannet.
La Sra. Pelaez, fue asistida
EN- 81 SanatoriO del Centre Astu
riano por el Dr.. Faver.
Dentro de breves diaS seran
traSladados a su hogan.
NueStra enhorabuena a los fe
Ices papas, Y que Ia militia cree
"a sana V robuSta.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
De nuevo en- eeta

De micro en- eetG
Luego de un ccrto viaje de
luna de miel, regreSaron en- e,
dia de hoy Mary Ann Alvarez y
su esposo Karl William Freese.
Contrajeron matrimonio e
dfa s del pasado mes en- la lyle.
STA lNuestra Sra. del Perpetuc
Socorro.
En- esta ciudad eStableceran
su residencia.
Con eStas lineaS, res damos
nuestra bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
LOS IMPULSORES DE CA
RRERAS EN- LAS LIGAS
MAYORES

He aqui la lista de los mas
habiles impulsores de carreras,
con sus batazos, en- las ligas ma
yores: Johnson, de los Atleticos.
20 carreras; Williams, Medias
Rojas, 81; DiMaggio, Yankees.
26, York, Tigres, 26; Frank NJ,
COrmick, Cardenales, %; Mar
shall, Gigantes, %; Brown.
Cardenales, %.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

garita Y Jacinto MunGz, resideu
tes en- ell 26O7 de la Gale 20.
Recibiran a sus amistades.
Que la dicha les sonria sien-
pre-.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

Zones y balanceandose en- el aire
desempenando diiiciles trabaJos do
construction,
El tema que predomlna en- los
cuadros incrittos pOr soldados y
marinos, es ell combate. En- sus
dibujos los cahones rugen DESERT
biendo fantasticas exhibiciOnes piro-
t6cnicas, los tanques cruzan SEM
brando Ia muerte en- cl campo de
batalla, los barcos So hunden en- olas
gigantescas y los soldados despre-
ciando ol peligro participant en- ell
combate con bayonetas y granadas.
La defensa dc civiles fu6 otro
tema popular entire muchos artistas.
Estos pintan a los miembros dc la
Cruz Roja, a los Ruardianes contra
incursiones aereas preparandoso
para ell dia en- que puedan ser necesi-
tados, las maniobras de los nihos
para tomar refugio y un gran n0-
nero dc voluntarios 0freciendo sus
servicios.
Los dibujos son in~teresantes, pues
r%epresentan una notable collection
del arte contemporaries. Pero son
aGn mas importantcs como n obra
notable, puesto que presentan me
dante la idea del artista ell enorme
esfuerzo que SC hace para gahar Ia
guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
l. O. o. F.
A los Odd Fellows de las LOgias
Progreso 81 e Ideal SIS

Hnos..: Sc les eta para un
Mitin de DiStrito, ell Viernes Is
de Mayo, en- la American Legion
Rvenida Once.
Este Mitin es de vital impor-
tancia para todOs. No dejen de
asistir. Sc les suplica.
Por el Distrito 26 de las Lo-
Gias Latinas, El Diputado del
G. NJ,
Y. NJ. Martinez.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
Festival

+ BSJtUut
Extraoficiamente llus hemos
enterado que ell Picnic annual de
la directiva del Circulo Cubano
esta senalado para el domingo
81 del entrante mes de JUNO.
En- ell mismo habra un al
muerzo, al mediodia, Y por la
tarde bale, con cuatro orques-
tas.
Tam pronto tengamos otras
noticias, con gusto las daremos
a conocer.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

De los 1852 cuadros que fueron
ingcritos. el jurado calihcador COM
pro 109 acuarelas Y dibulos para su
exhibition, Estes son los que SO
han sugerido que SO exhiban en- las
otras Repdbllcas. Mientras tanto,
$50 cuadros que no fueron compra-
dos Dor Ell GObierno seran diyididos
entire unas exhiblci0nes ambulantes
oue seran enviadas por todos los
Estados Unldos con objeto de que ell
pdblieo los admire y los compre.
Los miembros del jurado queda-
ron muy complacidos con 81 attractive
v viRoroso estilo exhibido pOr los
artistas en- sus interpretaciones de
las operaciones fabriles y de guerra.
III nGmero de los cuadros diRnos dc
su exhibition en- la Galeria Nacional
fuf tanto mas grande que 10 que
sc tenia pensado, que hubo necesidad
do aumentar un 2Oe6 n Ia suma que
Sc habia preparado para 81 compra-
FL obrero do defensa, es decir, ell
punto de apoyo de TODD el esfuerzo
b6lico, atraJo el inter6s de mas ar
tlstas que ning6n otro sujeto. Los
artistas 10 pintaron trabajando en-
fabricas de aeroplanos, ocupadislmo
con intrincadas herramientas, blan-
diendo enormes martillos en- los
a~Stileros, foEiandO tanques y ca
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
la JpntQ de Hoy

Para las echo de Ia noche de
hoy estan citado los mismbros
de las Secciones de DamaS Y Re-
creo del Circulo Cubano.
FL orden del dia Sera tratar so
bre Ell bale de pasado manana,
Sabado, y ell bale del Domingo.
Ruegon la asistencia de todos
los intereSados.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
SuBIERON AL QUINTO
PUESTO

Dorrotando a los Browns, los
Atleticos de Philadelphia pasa-
ron al quinto lugar de la Liga,
Sc lie concedi6 la victoria a
christopher y la derrota a Holl-
ingsworth.
Philadelphia lOc, l5h, 4e; St.
Louis &c, 13h, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

I'm Recital
Los alumnos de Ia Academia
de MGsica del WPA presenta-
ran ell LuneS I'm bonito recital
en- la sala Auditorio de dicha A
cademia, localizada en- la Move
ma avenida y calle Catorce.
Ell programa preparado por
les profesores es de "sabor mexi
cano'. Sc presentaran cancio-
mes Y bales de la region azteca.
Este eS ell primero de una serie
de recitales de m1sica y danzas
de los paises aliados.
Hora senalada: Sis en- pun
to. Queda invitado ell p1blico.
La entrada rs gratis.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
Nacimiento

| En- la tarde de aver naci6 q
|los estimados esposos Corona y
Hector Evaristo Pelaez, una her
mosa nina, primer fruto de su
union matrimonial.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

Santos del dta
Justa, Justina, Pascual, Boni-
facio Y Victor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
70 URUwrE

de egta ciudad, Conjuntamente
con ella recibieron diplomas o.
tras 28 seiioritas.
lie daseamos muchoe exitos
en- su profession.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

AnirerSdrio
En- ell dia de hoy festejaran
ell decimo aniversario de su bo-
da, los estimados espoSos Mar
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
ACUSADA DE ASESINATO
UNA ESPOSA DE ii AMOS

Morristown, Tenn, mayo Ia.
Sc concedera hoy un juicio
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

mos estas ~lineas, es bastarte 50
tisfactorio.
Hacemos f~ervientes vctos por
su restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

Los Artistas Hacen una ReLdciOnG TdfTcd
De los EstGdOs UnidOS en- la Guerra
Sc Exhibiran en- las Americas los CuadrOs PremiadOs EN- la
Exposition Organizada pOr la Ofcina de Defensa de Civiles
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
PedidG en- m~atrimOniO

PedidG en- matrimOniO
Qued6 oficialmente sanciona-
60 ell compromise AMBROSE de la
Srta. Violeta Olga Rodriguez y
el joven sargento Eugene A.
Raw, de la ciud2d de Columbus,
jestacado en- ell campamento
MacDill.
La petici6n la hizo Ell intere-
sado a la mama de la noyia, Sra.
OLYMPIA Rodrigrez, rasi'ente
IN ell 1902 de l. "a aven5'a.
Muohas felicitaciCres ha reci-
Dido Ia enamorada parejita.
La boda no Sc hara esperar.
Maestro felicitaci6H
Sc la envismcs muy sincera a
la Srta. Silvia GCyanes, cue en-
la noche del Martes recibiera su
Diploma de Enfermera.
La Srta. Goyanes curse sus es
tudios en- Ell Hospital Municipal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

m
ID at a moments notice.
And to handle the difficult task with dispatch
and efficiency.
This ably demonstrated the other morning when the
unit its canteen the of Cranbrook School
Bloomfield Hills and handed out delicious meal ESQ
hungry people.
The huge kettles, the yard long trays the fve-galon
granite coffee and the china arrived neatly packed
And used washed rnsed and dried carefully
they would be immaculate kitchen, and packed
again.
Menu Simple. Nourishine, Good
The simpe-and nourishing-and good.
Small sturdy charcoal stoves were set up and huge
quantities of Of spinach and steamng coffee
prepared Then there ham sandwiches cheese
sandwiches whole wheat bread and apples.
The sandwiches not the dainty kind n
tea table, either but rather robust slices of
and sugar.
Mrs. Craig Smart in Blue Uniform
Mrs Lyman Craig, smart her blue canteen uniform
with its deep white collar in charge and found her
feeding sandwiches to troop of hungry Boy Scouts
Mrs Harold Zoos and Mrs. Russell Barrett looking like
schoolgirls in their neat little checked Bingham frocks
wiping dishes furiousy.
And Mrs. Perry Williams Mrs. Perry Holmes and Mrs.
James Subway packed them away big white wooden boxes
with racks for the cups and spoons and paper plates
Mrs. Knoboek Ladies Hot Soup
Mrs F. d. Knoblock labelling soup for hungry
police officer Mrs S. Frank Baker pouring coffee and
Mrs. Carl Best handing big red apples from white
gloved hand.
Ladies Of the Red Cross corps among them Mrs.
c. Theron Van Dusen Mrs Hamilton Paterson Mrs Thomas
CONTINUED n Page TwoI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Red Cross Feeds $50
From Mobile Cdnteen
On Cron0rook Campus
Photo BY Times staff Pno.orraph.r
By FRANCES OWENS

: AKLAND COUNTY'S mobile unit of the Red Cross
canteen is ready to take its feeding job
W at a moments notice.
And to handle the difficult task with dispatch
and efficiency.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE at
Williams Auction Co., 918
New York ave-, Tues, Nov. "a,
at 2 pm. Fine selection of
many unusual pieces from
India and China. Also very
large lot modern used fur
niture, yellow glassware,
china, etc. Open public in
spection all day Monday. Or
call MA. 1920 for detailed in
formation.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FRENCH inlaid commode Fr. liv. rm chest
cherry chest, cherry drop-leaf table wal
nut shelves. French bsque figures, oil por-
trait, oldest Canton china, chairs, etc All
antiques. Woodley $3.50 n4s
Evening star., 1942-11-22
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

900 WHITE LEGKORN PULLETS. laying,
S1.25 and 81 SO. 100 ducks 81 90 each.
End house below Meadows School, Meadows,
TURKEYS for Thanksgiving direct from
my farm. Freshly killed and dressed ready
to cook. Delivered to your homes. Call
Shepherd 1899.
PULLETS, rs New Hampshire Reds Will
lay soon. 81 40 each. Call before II noon.
HyattSyille 632O
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FR1GIDAIRE, fold-away bed and 3-burner
gas stove 1342 Rittenhouse st. NV
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HEL-JAK FARMS

Angus breeding stock-Registered pure
bred helfers and bulls. also commercial
stock; Bangs & T. B tested. Phone
Fitzhngh. Mgr. Gaithersburg l3-F-l2.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FORD MOTOR, 1896, excellent condition,
Call Oxford 10l7. 3I3l 9th rd n,
Airing ton, Va.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FUR COAT, excellent condition, SIS black
fur coat SIG: black cloth coat. So. lnl3
Clifton ST. NV, CO. 1924
Evening star., 1942-11-22

fURNTTURE-3-pc. bedrm., S45; baby
wash. mach, vacuum clean, rug, mis-.
al 17th St ne. Apt 4.
FURNITURE, living rm.. 3 pc. modern with
slip covers. drapes: reasonable. 307 Nor
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FURNACE; coal burning, heat 6-s rooms,
FURNACE, ideal round type. heats 45O IT.
radiation: with srates complete, $50. AT.
Ssh
FURNISHINGS of private home - Beds.
chairs, tables, rugs, books and many other
pieces, new and used. No dealers. Call
Sligo sS75.
FURNISHINGS of small apt. including
Gaveno bed cogswell chair; leaving town.
351e W pl. NV. Apt. 1o2. 22'
FURNITURE-Bed, single, solid maple
with springs and inner-spring mattress,
SIS; rugs, beige. S12; desk. Call NO, 1857,
FURNITURE of all kinds. suitable for
roomins houses-Elec. refg.. ice boxes.
American Furniture Dealers. corner N. Cap
itol and R SITS. Open ewes. till pm.
fURNrTURE-Dinette, bsdrm.. desk, util-
4406 Oliver St, Hyatts.
our largest warehouse by December l.
1912: we are unable to locate another
warehouse, therefore We are forced to
sacrifice $4,000 worth Of fine furniture.
have hundreds Of bedrm., dining rm.; NV;
rm. suites; overstuffed and occasional
chairs: secretaries and desks: coffee, cock
tail. lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
man make: floor and table lamps and
many more items: Be sure to visit our
9" al oEn Enx pi1eas: FURNITURE CO..
Daily 80. except Mon. Thurs, till 9.
s11 9th st. NV. RE, 1114.
fURNITURE-3-pc. bedrm, s45; baby
wash; mach, vacuum clean. rug, mis-.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FR1GIDAIRE COMPRESSOR UNITS. Y,
h.p., with coils for l2-ft case. 1925
Evening star., 1942-11-22

ELECTRIC WIRE. = conductor Stranded
1b-gauge, heavy insulation. inside out side
use; power line, telephone, inter-communi-
cation purpose. 5000 feet, $3.50 thou
sand; new converter: cost S15. sell IS so
Hobart 1916. DE 1891
Evening star., 1942-11-22

WASHING MACHINE. second hand, good
WASHING MACHINES. spinner, dryer:
suitable hospital laundry. Tumbler dryer,
gas heated mangle or other types. DI. 1926.
CASH for furnaces. radiators, any used
heating and plumbing equipment. Block
Salvage Co.. 1914 31st st. NV. MI T141
Evening star., 1942-11-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PUPS and yr.-od dogs-Boston bull.
aandy' | o yr old, s1e50, housebroken;
a. e c cookers, "a mos, reds, blacks,
puppies Must sell WA l7lo
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FURNITURE. living room settee. good con-
dition; cheap. 1872 Queen st. ne, AT
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Garden material, construction and Serv-
ice: estimates are free perfect, beautiful
specimen evergreen, sacrifice tall varieties
for screen. old-fa shioned Towering shrubs,
roses, perennials, shade. ornamental and
fruit trees; tree surgery, grading, filling,
seeding, Sodding. rock gardens, pools.
driveways, fagstone walks. terraces, out
door flreplaces. walls, fences, guard rails.
manures. compoSts, topSoil peat moss:
extra special, thre tons poultry manure,
S25 Lincoln 1925
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FRENCH HORN. American Student $50 so
Can Republic 6212, kits 1880 G ST.
Middle nj bo \ ~
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FRIGIDAIRE, super, Gu it., Al condi-
ton. $50. Phone Sunday or evening,
Shenherd 54S
Evening star., 1942-11-22
WEEPING WILLOWS.
f-S # 50 dol

a01sY o1 a fa4 aAY ss9d susy seysres esea s $40
Donald Smith, Boyds, Md, Gaithersburg
Evening star., 1942-11-22

peri. condition; size, 1920; price, S125.
CHI. 1000. Ext. 2S7.
LOVELY CHRISTMAS CARDS, folded and
scored for printing, 35c per box of 80
with envelopes: packed In lovely colored
gift box, with printed names, 55c per
box. ADAMS S172.
ALL SORTS of lovely china and glass for
gifts, at reasonable prices, including
Worcester and Doulton pitchers candle
sticks Wedgwood individual tray set,
flower vases. ANTIQUE plates, Tiffany glass,
ETC.. also Victrola. fine records: Saturday,
Sunday. Monday. 1858 Columbia rd. NV,
Evening star., 1942-11-22
FARM & GARDEN.

ABOVE ALL. BUY BONDS.
Then, if you want expert tree work. or
trees cut down, call Mr.. Pastor, Taylor
Evening star., 1942-11-22

WANTED-Outboard motors. REGARDLESS of
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
tn st Sc
Evening star., 1942-11-22

FUFsNII URE-Dlnln9 room and bsdrOOm
newly acquired. for sale reasonable, owner
10 am. TO 3 pm, 35i4 10th st. w. md
Evening star., 1942-12-06
"CIub Glass" Cooking Ware
Makes Splendid Gifts !.
s1.45 tos3.95

Club Glass is the marvellous
heat-resistant glass that cooks atop
your stove. You see the food as it
cooks. "Club Glass" conserves
havors Will give long and use.
full service if handled with reason.
able care.
Observation-Disclosures
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-12-06

WANTED: Waste kitchen fats to
make explosives for our guns! Save
yours. Take them TO your meat
dealer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-15

aDouC her less II he knows she is living in the home in which he grew up.
 That sounds f1ne-but it is the wife who will have to live with in-laws and make all the adjust ments. If the wife thinks she would be happier living alone. or with another duration widow"-the hus- band ought not to object.
 If the situation were reversed he probably wouldn't want to move in with her mother and father.
 Also he might rather have her not working at all. Perhaps he'd prefer she do office work instead of taking over a mans job in factory. But if she feels that help ing to build airplanes will give her greater peace of mind than loafing or holding down a non- essential job, then he ought not to object to her going into factory. EACH MUST UNDERSTAND OTHERS FEELINGS
 After all, she understood why he had to volunteer. It isn't too much for her to expect him to under stand that she also feels she has to help win the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-15

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