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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

MRS. d. M. NEWBRO is
spending the autumn in Atlantic
City,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
MEsDANEs
Defer PIT Maps
Winter Schedule

A BUSY season Is being
planned by Defer School Parent
Teache> Association. At their
October 20 meeting it will have
as guest speakers, John S. Bugas
of the F'BI and DR.. Paul Essert,
superintendent of the Crosse
Pointe schools.
Adult educations classes also
are getting under way. Mrs.
Otto Mann, with the co-opera-
ton of Wayne University and
the American Red Cross, has ar
ranged the classes.
The knitting class will begin
on Tuesday with Mrs. Marvel
Ide instructing. Hours are from
1:30 to $3.50 p. m.
Nutrition classes will start on
Friday with Mrs. Judith Sisman
as instructor. Hours are 100 to
$3.50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Beth, FL Sisters
To Hear Marqoin

A DESSERT-LUNCHEON at
! 80 Monday will precede the
opening meeting of the season
of the Sisterhood OF Temple
Beth Ell.
Leo j. Margolin of New York,
who has just returned from Eng
land, will speak on Enemies
Within and Without"
Officers for the year are: Mrs.
Henry Meyers, president: Mrs.
John Hopp. first vice president;
Mrs. Irving Hirschman, second
vice president; Miss Henrietta
Ascher, recording secretary;
Mrs. Milton Marx, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Irving Bittker,
financial secretary; Mrs. Harry
Lichterman, treasurer; Mrs. Ger
aid Spero. custodian.
Heading the committees are
the f0lloxuipu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

SHIRTS
SIS
STANDARD Quality

Smartly styled shirts that are gen.
erously cut, and tailored with
extreme care and skill. Shirts are
of excellent quality cotton shirt
ings broadcloths and oxfords.
They are Sanforized and will
not shrink more than 10. In
today's popular collar styles.
Other Hudson Shirts $3.50 to IS
First FIoor-6rsnd River-seetion A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
D.. Barr LIE ayes
for NAVY Post

DIR. JULES s. BARR left this
week for Little Greek. Va.
where he is a lieutenant. junior
grade, in the navy medical
corps. Mrs. Barr. the former
Pauline Nidorf. will join him
shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
"Dobbs" Fall
H A rs
$50

Dobbs hats are hand-blocked of
select fur felts - the kind that
give long wear, hold their shape
and dry clean handsomely. At
Hudson's you will find a Dobbs
in the shape and color that suits
your type best. In styles for bust
ness, casual and informal wear.
Other Dobbs Hats IS 10 $40
Mexzanlne--Grand RIver--seetjos A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Israel Sisterhood
earProf.keIf5

TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER
HOOD will open its season with
a Monday meeting in the lee
ture hall Of the Detroit Institute
Of Arts.
A dessert luncheon at lis In
the Romanesque room will pre-
cede the business meeting.
Prof. Alfred Kelly Of Wayne
University will speak on World
Conditions Today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Floyd Bennett Home

Pvt. Floyd Bennett, who Is
with the ordnance department
in Aberdeen, Md, Is home on
furlough with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Donald of Rosemont road.
DR.. George Drudge of Lam
cashire road. with John Norton
of. Gilchrist road were among
the local hunters bagging game
in the Upper Peninsula over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Durbin OF
Warwick road have returned
from New York, where they had
hoped to say adieu TO Mr.. Dur
bins brother. Capt. Leo Durbin
Of the gunners' crew. He had
already sailed.
Mr.. Durbin and son. Harry,
with Mrs. V. L. Milliron and
Mr.. Ernest Kew were among
the skeet shooters on Island
Lake, Sunday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Crosse lie
Yacht Club
Plans Ball
CROSSE lie, Oct. 10.

DOdlh VI VI NAt~
Islanders, the following officers
were elected: Storm VanderZee,
president; Mrs. Waldo Johnson,
vice president; Mrs. Lawrence
Sawitzky, secretary; Mrs. Wayne
Jewell, treasurer; George Pink
erton, stage manager, and Mrs.
Earl Turner, publicity manager.
The fleet officers and board of
directors of the Crosse lie Yacht
Club will give the annual Com
modore's Ball, October II, at the
Crosse lie Golf and Country
Club in honor of Commodore
Leroy f. Newell.
Mrs. Thomas X. Comedian and
baby son, Thomas Jr., left
Thursday for Miami. Fla. TO
meet Ensign Thomas K. Con-
nellan. She will remain in
Miami as long as Ensign Con-
nellsn is on duty there.
Gives High School Dance
Robert Wilson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson OF Parkway
drive gave a dance for the high
school set on Friday night at
his home.
Mrs. John c. Garrels Jr.. will
give a dance at her home on
East River road next Friday
evening for the same crowd In
honor of her niece, Katherine
Campbell, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward ID. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Marsh
gave a supper parts 10 celebrate
the sixth wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund G.
Lowrie.
Besides the Lowries, the other
guests were Dr. ana mrs. l,avlu
{. Croft, Mrs. Frederick S. Hall
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Gar
sells Jr., Commander Richard
ose and Ensign Robert Waters.
Guests at Luncheon
The guests of Mrs. John M.
Mayors at luncheon and bridge
Tuesday were Mrs. Glenn Coan,
Mrs. Emma Schroeder, Mrs. Will
liam T. Gage, Mrs. Wallace p.
Dunlap, Mrs. James Dunbar.
Mrs. Emily Mather. and Mrs.
Myron Vorce.
Mrs. Joseph King. Mrs. A.
Louis O'Connor Sr.. and Mrs.
A. Louis O'Connor Jr., gave an
informal tea Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Edwin S. Roberts
Jr OF the Elbamar Apartments,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s.
Roberts Sr. Of Los Angeles, Cal.
Capt. Edwin S. Roberts JT..
Is stationed at the Crosse lie
Naval Reserve air base.
Eric Anderson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Anderson of Stan
ford University. California. left
this weekend for Swarthmore
College. Pa. after spending two
weeks with his grandmother,
Mrs. Frederick p. Anderson.
Returns From Chicago
Frederick s. Hall Jr.. returned
Saturday night after spending
two weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. Frederick Brad of the
Whittier. spent several Gays last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
a. Alexander.
Melish Acker Thompson re-
turned Tuesday after a five-day
fishing trip in ST. Ignace.
Maj. and Mrs. +. w. Velle-
noweth have moved TO st. Louis.
Mo. Major VellenCweth is field
director of the entire st. Louis
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
.RosedoIe Park
Witmans
Cruise South

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
N1 WHITMAN of Glaston-
bury road with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baad boarded a train TO
Cincinnati, where they crossed
the gang plank Of an old-fash-
toned fat bottom boat for a
cruise down the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar c. Facer
of Ashton boulevard had as their
dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bryce of Toledo.
They came especially to see
Mrs. Facer's sister, Mrs. Flor
ence Bryce of Romeo. Mich. who
is convalescing in the Facer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fair
weather are home from Chicago
where they were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Magill Of
Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Farkas
of Westmoreland road have re-
turned from a weeks stay in
Boston. Their son, 1t. E., a
marine in the Solomon Islands,
writes "all is we'll"
Guesi Of Parents
Mrs. Henry Eddy of Glaston-
bury road is the guest of her
parents in Great Bend. Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gates
are back in their Rosemont road
home after spending the sum-
mer at their Lake Orion place.
They entertained with q week.
end house party.
Fall colors were carried out in
the luncheon which Mrs. Nelson
r. Droulard of Glastonbury
road gave in her home Wednes-
day afternoon honoring former
high school chuxns. Present
were Mrs. F. d. Matchett, Mrs.
Gene Harold, Mrs. Roy Mar
ganeau, Mrs. Thornston John
son, Mrs. Paul Sealoff and Mrs.
George Meyering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
AIumnae Plans Bridge

University OF Detroit Alum
nae will sponsor a bridge party
10 be held in the Florence Ryan
auditorium in the Commerce
Building on campus, Novem-
Der %.
Miss Katherine Langan is
chairman and has appointed
Misses Gertrude Strale. Rose
mary Chatain and Virginia
Compton TO head the table, door
prizes and ticket committee.
Table prize selection aides
are Patricia LaLiberte, June
Gunther. Margaret Palm and
Lois and Katherine Duncan.
Assisting with door prizes are
Patricia LaLiberte. Bernice
Marshall and Nancy Kennedy.
On the ticket committee with
Miss Compton are Charlotte
Herlnger, Wanda Wojcik and
Patricia McBrearty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Two Events
Scheduled
AtCityC|ub

TWO important events high
= light the Women's City Club
calendar this week-a luncheon
and a wartime fashion show on
Tuesday, put on by the social
affairs committee, and a lecture
Thursday evening on current
events by Caroline Judkins
Longyear, under auspices of the
lecture committee.
A downtown store will stage
the parade of smart and service
able winter fashions.
Mrs. Orison S. White is chair
man of the luncheon. Her as
sistants are:
MEsDAMEs
e: r. Anderson Fred A.. Hughes
Wilbur S. Awrey r l.. MaeFsrlans
Robert J. Howison
and the Misses Isabelle Hoerseh ana
Helen NJ. Johnson.
The subject of Mrs. Long
years timely lecture on Tuesday
evening is: The Battlefronts."
AS preparation for this talk she
recommends the perusal of four
interpretations: "Global War"
by Edgar Ansel Mowrer; The
Making of Tomorrow" by Raoul
de Roussy de Sales; Retreat TO
Victory" by Allen A. Mitchie,
and THE Crisis of Our Age" by
Pitirim A. Sorokin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Humor
To Be Discussed

VIRGINIA CHASE PERKINS
will speak on Graveyard Humor
and Elegy" at Northwestern
Woman's Club meeting, 2 p. m.
Monday in Calvary Presbyterian
Church House.
The drama committee will
meet for luncheon at 1890 Tues
day in the home Of Mrs. Marvin
Legg in Pennington drive.
Mrs. G.. l.. Mitchell Of Long
fellow will entertain the social
service partner at a
luncheon, 1890 Wednesday.
Members of the garden COM
mittee will meet with Mrs. A. c.
Hahn of Cherrylawn avenue at
~ 80 Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Better Dress t-KIi-s',-seeorS Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Fellowship
Week Ends
With Dinner

AN ALt-ASSOCIATION din
"A ner at $50 p. m. Thursday
will climax Detroit YWCA's OBJ
servance of World Fellowship
Week. Miss Briseis TEAL of
New York will speak on World
Fellowship in Wartime"
Features of Mondays Pop
Mite" 1T the "Y" will include
folk dancing led by Miss Della
Hussey of Wayne University.
roller skating at 5 p. m. sup
per at 6. followed by choral
singing, book chats at 1880 and
dancing at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Coat SboP-KIine's-FonrtB Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

The simple, stunning pump that's your stand by
for costumes. OF polish Calf in Antique Red,
Antique Tan and Black.
Shoe SaloH-KIiRe's--Tbird FL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Mrs. Savage to Stay

MRS. PATRICK ]. SAVAGE
OF Milwaukee will extend her
stay in Detroit until after
Thanksgiving. She is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fitz-
gerald of Grayton road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
War Care OF Children

MISS ELLEN MILLER of the
Merrill-Palmer School will speak
on the War Care of Children"
at the women's safety commit
tee meeting at IL a. m. Thurs
day in the Women's City Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Sorority Election

Mu Delta sorority held an
election of officers and an ORR
entail dinner in the home OF
Emily Paul in Virginia Park
recently.
On the new club roster are:
Kathleen Floersch, president;
Betty Bogg. vice president;
Grace Pelton. treasurer; Elaine
Lennon, recording secretary:
Carolyn Ross, corresponding
secretary; Betty Ann Doyle and
Shirley Thill, program chair
men; Patricia Cosgrove, charity
advisor; Lucille HUM, buyer;
Grace Fisher. artist: Barbara
Ely, pledge chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Catholic Central Girls
Open SEASON. Wit Dance

were Viola Leidich and Louis
Revitzer, Marilyn Dawson and
Wayne Albert, Margaret Kopp
and Don Schmitz, Betty Nc
Cracker and John Jackson, Mar
garet Golden and Bob Walker;
Bea Klebba and Lyle Dougherty.
Emma Jane Conklin and Walter
Osip and Shirley Aldred and
Dick ROtach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Plan Turkey Troi

will hold Turkey Trot at
Bonnie Brook Country Club on
Thanksgiving evening.
On the committee are Warren
Neil, Ray Hillmer, Jack Lipp-
man and Ray Wilcox.
Phyllis Cheney is in charge Of
publicity.
Detroit Alumna Chapter Of
Alpha Iota sorority held its an
nual dance Saturday at the De-
troit-Leland.
In their best bib n tucker
were prexie, Margaret Riegler,
and the sororitys new sponsor,
Alice Rein. Olga Ozinski, Dor
othy Street, Jane Smith, Mary
Pizor. Lola Dunal. Shirley Do
remus, Jean McKillop. Patricia
Waterbury, Dorothy Forb S,
Betty Tiffit and their dates.
A hayride and supper dancing
will open this seasons activities
for the Women's League at the
University of Detroit. according
10 co-chairmen Virginia Mears
and Mary Aileen Cassidy.
The affair will follow the l..
OF -Villanova football game
today and will be held at the
Magnolia Riding and Hunt Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
They Had Fun Galore

The Merrie Mademoiselles had
fun galore at ( h cir sorority's
annual progressive dinner last
evening followed by midnight
show.
Participating in the gayety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

GIRLS Catholic Central High
~ seniors open their socia
season with an informal dance,
November q. at Hedges.
Some of the. dates for that
affair will be Carolyn lynda and
Hugh Henderson,, Lottie Kas-
perowicz and Ray Skoney. Kath-
eileen and Don Ledder, Shirley
Anderson and Ed Nidy and Viz
ginia Madeia and Ralph Preston.
La gaceta., 1942-10-12
LA RECETA DEL OLA
PaReteIa MuSeljHd

Ingredientes 6 cucharadas de
azucar, 6 huevos y 3 cucharadas
de fecula de papas.
Manera de hacerla: Sc une la
fecula, cernida, con ell aztlcar.
Sc baten las yemas y POGO a po-
co a POGO Sc lie incorpora la mez-
ella anterior. Cuando toma un
color blanquecino Sc lie echan
las claras, batidas a punto de
merengue 0 de nieve; cuando to
do esta bien undo sin batirlo
mucho, Sc vierte en- un molde
provisto de papel bien engrasa-
do icon mantlquilla 0 mant2ca)
y Sc cocina en- un hOrno caliente.
81 Sc quiere hacer "brazo de
gitanC', Sc lie unta a la panetcla
en- la parte superior una crema,
bien sea de guayaba, chocolate,
etc. Sc envuelve la p%anetala has
ia formar un cilindro, sc pulve-
RIA con azdcar y Sc adorna con
jalea.
La gaceta., 1942-10-12

doy", enclado en- nuestrO puer-
to; Aurelio Garcia; Mercedes
Fernandez, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Damas del Circulo Gu
bano; Abraham Garcia y Sra,
Armando Dorta, jr., Antonio
Barcel6 y Sra, Antonio ROdri-
guez u Sra, GumersindO Ro-
driguez y Sra, Gerardina Caba-
mas, Luis Roman, Orlando Caba
mas; Manuel, Teresa y Julia Ro-
man, Esperanto, Dalia y Rafael
Witches; Andres Alfonso, Alber-
to Arenal y Sra; Jose Fuentes
Rosa, S~ecretario general del
Circulo Cubano y su ~apreciable
familia; Arturo Camera y Sra,
Felipe Falcon y Sra, Lucille
Hooker, Alfonso Morales, Milo
Lima y Sra. Jerry Hernandez,
Armando Canal, Dalia Mesa.
Frank Lucas, Carl Dropp, Ida
Rodriguez, Manuel Est6vez y
Sra, Leopoldo Camacno, Rosita
Barcel6, Fernando Tudeia, Ma
tide Colado, Leocadia Monies,
Walter Burbo y Sra, Carmen
CYCLIC, Bill Williams, Kenneth
Parton, Ramon Fernandez, Vir-
gilio Pine, Mario Dominguez y
Sra, Carmen Cabrera, Emilio
Garia y Sra, Isidro Martinez y
Sra, EG lvlgvS Alfonso, Berta
! Velarde, Raj Paula y Sra, Ga
briel Velez, Pedro Valdes y Sra.
Joe Valdes y Sra, Henry Orte-
ga Y Sra, Freddie Regalado y
Sra, George SalaZar Y Sra, Joe
Schiro, Leonardo Riggio y Sra.
Rafael Sanchez y Sra, Rene
Gonzalez, Joe Rodriguez, Fell
pc Rojas Y Sra, Evelio Alvarez,
Dalia Vale, Ida Vale, Blanca
Pau, Humberto Monies de Oca
La gaceta., 1942-10-12

con polio, hecho por la afamada
cocina del restaurant Column
bia".
A continuation damos a CO.
nocer algunos de- los nombres de
las personals ALI presentes: Pa
quito Garcia, Presidente del
Circulo Cubano, Y Sra; Alber-
to de la Campo, Consul de Cuba
en- esta ciudad, y Sra; Cesar
Rivero, Canciller del mismo Con
sulado, Y Sr. DR.. Juan Silverio ;
Alberto Vald6s Brito y Sra, Us
car Rodriguez y Sra, Evelio Val
d6s. Vio,eta Rodriguez Antonio
Castro, Presidente dol a Liga In
tersocial, Y Sra; Manuel Gar
cfa Talavera, Presidente de la
Secci6n de Propaganda; Oscar
Cuervo, Presidente de la Sec
zion de Recreo; Alberto Alva-
raz, Presidente de la Secci6n de
Cantina Evelio Ccrnuda y Sra,
lntonio Huesca Sra, w. Cone
y Sra, lie Gonzalez.
Amado Cuervo y Sra; Veto
riano Manteiga, Director de La
Gaceta Abo.ardo Men6ldez y
Sra. Joe Paz, Conchita Man@n-
de-, Tony Lopez, Juan Montero
v Sra; Jose UrQuide, Captain
lo vaDor crbano "Joa7uin Co
La gaceta., 1942-10-12
IS coboIeros de Colon escUh0"
" al deIegodo opostohcO

v W~ASHINGTON.-Los Ca
. halleros de Colon, de los Esta-
dos Unidos, han sido aconse-
! jados por ell Reverendisimo
Giovanni Cicognani,
! delegado apost6lico, a que
: esten "preparados a encararse
q sus deberes" al velar por su
= hogan Y su patria.
En- la convention annual ~celeprada
Eecientemente en- Memphis, Mon
sehor Cicognani dirigi6 la palabra a
dicha organization, Ia cual cuehta
con millones de miembros.
a Los Caballeros de Colon constitu-
ZEN una fraternidad de homDres
cue profesan la fe catolica, y "a
eual estA consagrada . Ia conservaI
con del hogan y de Ia patria, asl
como tambien, al amparo de Jos
dkbiles, enfermos, y desamparaoos'
All instar a sus miembros a en-
a u deberes, ell delegado
a~postolico expreso:
"Proclamen por todos los medlos
Dc que dispongan que el ~eonspirai
contra la integridad del hogan, e
debilitar los sagrados laZos qI'
eonstituyen su unidad icon Ell 90
jeko de privarlo de los medios oe.
eantes de existencia), o intervenIi
IN Ii mission que Dios lie ha eneo-
mandado. de constitutes rsica J
mOralmente, nos es nj mas nj menIs
uuo un ataque mortal Ia seguri'
I'D migma De In nacibn-
sPara eada miembrO e. unS &c.
Eaa aapeeialem antsmsr ~ AD@~
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Las rep1bIicos del hcmiste1o
Emiten sc'Ios commentaries
Del dcco~1":n'o-'o de Ama.ica

WASHINGTON.-Ouoe re.
publicas del HemiSferio Occi-
dental han honrado Ia memo
ria de Crist6bal Colon median-
tie la emission de sellos repre-
sentativos de espiSodios no
tables de la vida del gran
naVegante.
La Argentina ha puesto en- cir
culaci6n una serie, Chile dicciseis,
Costa Rica dos, la Repdhlica Do
min,cana dos, el Ecuador uno, Hon
duras uno, Paraguay dos, Peru uno,
Venezuela uno, y los Estados Uni
dos uno.
La serie de sellos emitidos por los
Estados Unidos tuvo su origen a
fines del siglo pasado c~oincidiendo
con la Exposition Mundial Colom-
hina celebrada en- Chicago, Estado
de Illinois. ESta serie, considerable
como rara por los flatehJtas, SC ha
suprimido va.
Los sellos usados actualmcnte son
dc las denominalioues comprcndi-
das entire dos centavos Y cinco
d6lares. Cada uno dc estos sellos es
reproduction de un grabado eieru-
tado a mano e ilustra episodios tales
como la carabela en- que Crist6hal
Colon hizo la travesia del Attain
tico; su desembarco en- la isla de
Santo Domingo; su Ultima confer
encia celebrada IN ell Convento de
la Rabida, Espana, y otros asuntos
semeiantes.
Los dolores son variadisimos.
FL sello de un centaNo, reproduction
de un cuadro de William Powell, es
de color azul Antwerp; ell de dos
centavos, que ilustra ell desembarco
de Colon y reproduce un original
de Vanderlyn, es de maroon
pdrpura. n barco almirante de
Colon, + n ado en- la edicidn de
tres cel,ayus, ha sido impreso en-
una tirla verde medic. El sollo
g a"o7, que rcpres"r
La gaceta., 1942-10-12

Juan Zurita, de Ciudad de MeXi
&c, a 10 asaltos.
Sc "acondiciona' Henry para
81 combate que sostendra, a fl
nes de este mes, con Fritzie III
vie, cl excampe6n de las lat Ii.
bras. pero vencedor del cam,
pe6n Red Cochrane en- un re.
ciente encuentro.
Zivic peleara tambien mana
ma, en- Milwaukee, con Tito Tay
lor, fuerte gladidor de Chicago
La gaceta., 1942-10-12
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA.
MA

Solicitaron aver la ciudada
MIA de Estados Unidos estos
hombres y mujeres:
Alberto Tomas Vald6s, Ma
nuel Guisande, Gladys Lillian
Newman, Augusta Petronela,
Roth Wenzky, Ethel Mae Ro-
berts, Helen Margaret Griggs,
Mary Livingstone Mclean.
La gaceta., 1942-10-12
NOTAS SOCIALES
!! III.
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Gran eTito la fiesta
del Ci~cnl0 CuE

Gran eTito la fiesta
del Ci~culO Guiana
.Airosos salieron anOche los
componentes de la Secci6n de
Propaganda del Circulo Cuba
no, en- su gran fiesta; primera
de esta indole en- la ciudad. FL
p1blico afluia desde las prime
ras horas de la tarde y Sc produ-
10 un triunfo econ6mico y social
TOdo era contento a la termi-
naci6n de la fiesta, doce de Ia
noche, y la concurrencia pedia
sc continuase.
Muy atento ell Presidente de
Ia Secci6n de Propaganda Sr.
Manuel Garcia Talavera.
En- ell Patio Jardin Sc situaron
las mesas, las que previamente
habian sido ordenadas y ocupa-
ban apreciadas familias
Los bailables, en- ell salon prln
cipal, estuvieron a cargo de las
OrQuestas Bob Portion y Don
Francisco, que tocaron 10 me-
jor de SUI repertoire.
En ell Patio-Jardin ocup6 la
concha de la mdsica la orquesta
La Tropical, con sus %cantantes
Srta. Mercedes Sanchez y Joa'
gum Barcenas.
Sc sirvi6 un sabroso arroz
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NueStra COHdoIeRcid

Sc la enviamos a los familia-
res del Sr. Domingo Ginesta, ia
Eecido en- la tarde del pasadO Sa
bado en- suresidencia.
Ell Sr. Ginesta, antique emf
grade cubano en- eSta ciudad,
pertenecia a la meritisima 10.
gia Caballero de la Luz. Era
miembro de los Emigrados Re-
volucionarios Cubanos.
Su entierro Sc ha senalado
para la tarde de hoy, saliendO Ell
cortejo funebre de la funeraria
de Armando p. Boza hasta el
Cementeri0 Woodlawn.
iPaz a sus restos!
La gaceta., 1942-10-12

y Sra, Manuel Lopez y Sra. To-
ny Mufiz y SraY Arnando Dor
ia y Sra, Arsenic Velarde y Sra
Ridarjo ViAanueva, Francisco
Calder6n y Sra. Alberto Letter
y Sra, Irene Fernandez, Oscar
L2calle, Gustavo C6rceS, George
Nieto Y otros mas que harlan in
t,rminable eSta resena.
Parcce haberse probable que
nuestras socie3ades pueden ce-
lebrar sus fiestas los Domingos,
en- vez de los sa5ados, y que en-
Aada Sc df-cta In parte aeon6mi-
ga.
ConeratulamCS al ST.. Manuel
Garcia Tal&Nera Y a los que con
81 laboraron 9ar ell mayor ext
to de este festival.
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Otro 6rito

Sc anot6 aver Domingo la es-
timada Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol, con motive de la
matinee bailable celebrada en- la
preciosa sala de la Septima ave-
nida Y Gale 16.
Como en- los Domingos ante
riores, la cOncurrencia fue selec
ia Y numerosa. Conla orquesta
Don Francisco cant6 Joe Came
10.
Para el entrante domingo que
do anunciada la pr6Xima.
La gaceta., 1942-10-12
ARMSTRONG; PELEARA
CON JUAN ZURITA

Los Angeles oct. 12.-El ex-
campe6n de tres coronas, Henry
Armstrong, peleara manana cor
La gaceta., 1942-10-12

ScllOs Postales Norteamericanos
cmitidos con motive de la EXPOSE
cion Mundial COlombina celebrada
en- Chicago en- 1892.
las tres carahelas, la Nina, Ia Pinta
y la Santa Maria. esta impreso en-
azul uitrCmarino.
La cdicjdn de- scllos dc cinco CEN
.tavos rs de color chocolate; la de
Sc $ coutayos pdrrura; Ia de diez
ccGDlNos es de co'1r pardo dc Van
IN se!lo de cinco d6lares,
reproduction EN- peril de = -fgie
de Colon facilitaia por Ia Secre-
TARA de Guerra, es negro.
Por medic dc eslos sellos % han
commemorate cada uno de los
episodios notahlcs dc la vida de este
gran cxplorador. La profusi6n dc
detallcs con cue Sc han ilustrado
dichos episodios, Y los atractivos
colores usados en- la impression,
horrr Re c.'os sel'os una poses 3D..
'os lol2c,,ouie'L
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Did diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains1

II Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora.
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty Of stomach or ulcer
pains. indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat ahi
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Doc box of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.