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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
Value OF Automobile Dealers
To County Stressed By Hafer
JAPANESE ENTER
SINGAPORE: WE'D

Continued from Page One)
mander. of the German Army
Major General Todt, reported kill
ed i'm an accident.
In spite of the renewed effort
on Germany's part, Russian troops
fought their way slowly westward
this week over frozen stretches
The Germans are fighting desper-
atelty to hold their position al
Rzhev. Even the Berlin RADIO adj
mitted that the Russians were
making slight gains into their
lines.
In the period from Nov. 20 un-
til Feb. 7 Russian forces have re.
occupied 80 cities and 1890 vii.
lagos.
British forces report that the
enemy is checked in Libya for the
present, at least.
This week the first vanguard oil
a U. S. Naval forces arrived ir
New Zealand.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12

Herbert Green.
Peak Creek - r. L. Austin,
chairman, B. F. Coward and c.
E. Woodie.
Pine Swamp - L. H. Miller,
chairman, L. L. Owens and w. M.
Blackburn.
Piney Creek - Howard Be
wins, chairman, Dent Baldwin
and Lester Sturgill.
Pond Mountain = Earl Miller,
chairman, Grady Robinson and
Spencer Greer.
Walnut Hill = A. P. Barker,
chairman, C. B. Waddell and Bob
Phipps.
West Jefferson = Walter Phil
lips, chairman, Dean Mcmillan
and F. B. Jones.
Some of the above have indicat-
ed that they may not be able to
serve.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
MANY NEW BOOK
NOW IN LIBRARY

Continued from Page One)
bara Anderson; "The Sun Shall
Greet Them" by David Rame;
Gypsy, Gypsy" an English
story by Rune Grodden; "The
Vantage Point" by Hilda Morris;
"Honkow Return" by c. S. Ar
cher, an American Flyer in
China; wild Is the River" by
Louis Bromfield; Before the
Storm" by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes;
Bermuda Burial" by King c.
DAILY; "The Spider and the Fly"
by R. J. Whaling.
"Old Glass;" by N. Hudson
Moore, with many illustrations;
"The Long Winter Ends"
Thomas Newton's best seller;
'Keys to the Kingdom" a book
of-the-month choice by A. J.
Cronin.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
Women Have A Part

"What can we women do to help in
time of war;" might be asked today, and
the answer is that there are numerous
ways in which the women of America can
do their part for about program of de-
fense
Conservation of foods and household
articles is being stressed in home demonst-
ration work. The women can learn to con-
serve and make everything go just little
further than ever before.
Buying habits should not be changed to
any great degree. The American way of
life can 60 on if the populace does not be-
come panicky and becomes afraid to pur-
chase items as usual. A curtailment of
buying would mean unhealthy financial
conditions in all communities. Don't
change your shopping habits.
Perhaps the best way the women of
America can help in civilian way is
through Red Cross work. Sewing units
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
NEW WAR TIME
HOURS ANNOUNCED
Continued from Page y

\SO1lC1uUSQ IRON rage
voted to closed their establish
ments one afternoon a week dur
ing the late spring and summer
months in order to give their en-
ployees more time for recreation
and rest.
Another resolution was passed
requesting the Blue Ridge Elec-
trio Membership coop to reduce,
if possible, the number and freq
uency of temporary Interruptions
in local electric power service.
All schools in the county are
opening an hour later in orde,
that the students families will
not have get up too early in the
morning and thereby burn more
electricity than formerly.
Most of the county offices are
opening at 9 o'clock and closing
at S. The banks open at 8 and
close at 3.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
Salute To Scouts!

The Boy Scouts of America are this
week observing their 32nd. anniversary
and we take pleasure in saluting them as
Individual Scouts and as great organlza-
ton. one of the finest in the world for the
training of Democracy, building character
and making boys self-reliant. We are glad
this Scout district has been recognized
and that we will have an opportunity IN
this county of expanding the movement
and making it available to more and more
bows.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
1,5OO EXPECTED TO
REGISTER ON MONDAY

Continued from Page One)
Hill township - E. F. Gambill,
chairman, P. L. Mcmillan and w.
M. Phipps.
Clifton j. c. Little, chairman,
Frank James and R. H. Brown.
Creston - John Knox, chair
man, Bob Baker and Joe Robin
son.
Elk - J. T. Brown, chairman,
B. G. Bledsoe and w. C. Cook.
Grassy Creek - A. J. Blevins,
chairman, Walter Hudler and
George West.
Hurricane - A. A. Perry,
chairman, Fred Blevins and Tree
ly Miller.
Horse Creek - Ralph Goss,
chairman, Mack Eller and Joe
Elliott.
Helton - I. C. Spencer, chair
man, Irwin Young and Vince Nc
Clure.
jefferson - Grant Bauguess,
chairman, J. D. Burgess and c. c.
Dixon.
Laurel Bruce GRAPHICAL,
chairman, J. A. Oliver and T. w.
Pennington.
North Fork - R. P. Lewis,
chairman, E. L. Stuart and O. l..
Elliott.
Obids - H. H. Burgess, chair
man, J c. Crawford, and o. S.
Wilcox.
Old Fields - C. P. Houck,
chairman, OLIVER Gentry, and
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12


production of beef, lamb, milk
and other livestock products. This
will also relieve transportation
and storage facilities for other
purposes.
"Good pasture, clean water and
sanitary are all very important in
hog productions" the animal hus-
handman declared, "Experience
also have proved that it usually
pays to full-feed pigs from the
time they begin to eat until they
are marketed or slaughtered. OF
course a balanced ration is imper-
alive. Cottonseed meal is one OF
the best protein supplements"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
VENIE SEVERT, Administrative
of ELIZABETH. MILLER, De-
ceased
VS..
TEXANNA MILLER, WILLIE
MILLER, ZENER MILLER,
JESSE MILLER, KATHLEEN
MILLER, JOSEPHINE MILLER,
Heirs-at-law of A. L. MILLER,
deceased; TILDA BARE, Heir
at-law of ADELINE MILLER,
deceased; BEA MILLER and
RUTH MILLER FAW, Heirs-at-
law of FREELIN MILLER, de-
ceased
The defendants, Willie Miller,l
Zener Miller, Jesse Miller, Kath-'
leen Miller, Josephine Miller and
Tilda Bare will take notice that
an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Ashe County, North
Carolina, to sell the real estate
owned by Elizabeth Miller at the
i time of her death for the purpose
of creating assets to pay indebted
ness due by the said Elizabeth
Miller at the time of her death;
and
The said defendants will fur
Their take notice that they and
each of them are required to ap-
pear at the Office of the Clerk
Of the Superior of Ashe County
at the courthouse in Jefferson,
North Carolina, within ten days
after the 18th day of March, 1912,
and answer or demur to the petit
ton filed in said cause or the petit,
toner will apply to the Court fo<,a
the relief demanded in said petit
ton.
This the 9 day Of February,
1912.
il. STANSBERRY,
2-12-4T Clerk of Superior Court
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-02-12

He who freely magnifies what
hath been nobly done, and fears
not to declare as freely what
might be done better, gives yet
the best covenant of his fidelity.
JOHN MILTON
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

"" " az ,hcm.
-No"li' individually, win be ea.v
n"uHh Ia attend To- I'm ,,rt !,
'h'iy that hc will arronnr ,,',,,,.'.
V" ms own account. with p,i,nn ,,,.
S"'.' >'ch Thing. in typical Ger
''' ''H','"il' as soon as h" recognize,
''ti'Nh' II he ncgleciS 10 do So
'' - i'i'"W icu,"nS are pretty apt To-
NJ nun VITA no outside assistance.
iii' The rank and file?
ih'E wont Dc possible Ia oblit-
ale. II went do IL let them ~.
- u'GScc Tor 20 years, a. alter In,
,;:"' war. :r:d then tear luu.y apI.n.
'N' lhlS Time. Something pnrmar.
en- WA! have IL b" done 10 Them
h'' VIII At be- 1t really went dn +.
"'.' 'cr' 80 many, and they don't
i'''" al deserve Il. either.
Won't Stay Split
~" su"CVa;jun j. made that they
.h"'i!d tC pitt i:rtp Il !ut ri - n-yy.',.
lie "'I'Em:nyai;-tuu small r:lci,
- IA" dangerous. The difficulty with
that scheme is that thc Sti0- divide.
Hlaic& would be sure To- fcdcratc.
The idea is advanced that central
'''N''N' Nv lIID lllO
10, of small areas. To be parcril,d
"u' To rul,rShip by governments Ek,
thr S"3ndlnavi;nis, the Balkans and
the Near EaStcrnerS-a comDara,i\ -.
~ decent. pcaceable bunch, tia,
might be trusted on into pcrpctuu,y
Vet nobody really believes tina, thu,
solution would fill the bill ndcfi-
ric'v. II generally is agreed that
III" TCu;um@ would rcorpaniHv them
selves ultimately and resume III,
NIrpa:h.
t"v" az awhile and crhc i've az
legation. II wa supposed they we,
"' :.o %. -" cd uf 1918. and :: -
X ~ tn"m,
H"r''r',;.w statesman, do.
go f.' .'..h "#ont th.s 30 t-&u.
- 2'r.. iva. = III hlyr 10 u..t:
.'.t b.. - CIV '.'.~ "-nrS iahl..
- a.Ec2sians
'r"!'. i r7r ~, =.
2r"nura1 Arro-.. .
'.'. "-.."'r'c aud ipl 49,
.H = ",.-gi r'.: b..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

I
ever WAS 4 bit en-
luSlaStiC over lis
rtn"r.hIp with
lc Germans. To
v ii outright
'Stllr 10 the aft
1tiun. Probably
Scnito himself r..
"l'ctS being invulv
Z with Her little.
Ont the Itallan,'li
Ill up on lsnall
y / ~ : - 4" alton
II e UrlnuCva"lus
d" Il scare, " need
g.. sore ~ fb.,,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27
QUESTIONS AND ANST i.ga

F.. What symptoms would
manifest themselves in person
taking vitamin Is regularly if tho
system is getting too much?
Answer: Nutrition experts do
not believe vitamin B ever causes
toxic symptoms, no matter how
much is taken. There have been
cases reported, however, of sem
sitivcncSs TO thiamine chloride
(which is vitamin ~ causing skin
crupt'ons and other allcrgic mani
festatiOns.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clcndcninr has
seven pamphlets which can DC .Ltuir,I Nv
readers. Earh pamphlet sells for 10 cents
t"r any one pamphlet dr.irCd. send 10
cents IN com. md u solf-addr,=.sCd cnvclrue
.iImI'd with n thrcC-ccnt STAMP, To- In
,..Hin 'icuI"ninH. In caro- e 'ii4 ',a"tr
The pamphlets nrr: "Th-," W.rE-' R~i.,-.
irs !'i-''. "inlirc-iipr and Cnu.'t;a'.ua''.
49, icing an! GH.nIm..'. "Iufaf; Feed.
'"" '!;'r;sur'i"'i- f.r tho Tfaa' mont ~
- "'h'i"r., I',u,',Ir, H,.'I'uc.' anu Tho
Cos" e.! tie liar ami .sh.r'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27
Bad Bargain
Gets Worse
Stewart 8 avs italian
People Regret ALI
ance With Hitler;
Otl.er Peace Prob
lens.
-, CHARLES 4. STEWART

u.a.r&;on. Nov. 2T.--itaIy is ~
So. .. problem. II didn't want To-
rr "a axis power any OF the inrc.
Isr.t. NG.SUlini wanted i; 10 be,
Ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27
Il, LOGAN CLENGENING. VI. d.

THE PRESENT emergency has
C.u cd Il d.,iocation in American
Ike IuI social customs So pro-
found Iui 50 tar-rcnvhing as to
":.." q great deal Of genuine
ni"'m' among hygicnists. All the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

Or. clrnhcniN" will answer
".'-#'I"Ds NJ general interest
,''y. H'i then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

Uf,i l.t ;,'. tie
80 HgE ...s CO.
-, lH,,i.u D., cast
. mp DcCDnl" an
q. publican. EN,n
90. linus cast ul;i.
4 Nlan would MT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

more so because II is feared ti;at
r"..tE viii be .pymcd AT Great
groups OF our population which
..i.. uc continued long after the
Ear j. over.
f"r instance. mother and Il. 90
- are -u,a vml.uyci III va: Sc
.4.'Iy and BOTH work OIL 4 n,.st
-....:. InvE .oavr one OK tvs. u
more small children alone in a
at.&r OF an apartment or 4 roam
uy themselves. the mother and
father come nome tired ana often
child only four or five years of
axe Is left to shift for itself for
breakfast. Social service workers
maze an inspection OF locked cars
around n certain munitions works
al night and found something like
- babies all lying asleep in the
D"rn seats OF ears.
Day Nurseries
1t .ardly needs anyone with
;cc"nIcal training to point out
mat this IS all wrong. If proper
provision cannot be made for such
cnIidrrn. one member of the fam
ny should give up work and stay
h"mc with them. In many cities
the civic authorities have provided
nurseries for these war ORPHANS"
Ny own Institution has created
gay nursery for the children of
married nurses and social service
workers VINO have had to return
10 duty on account of the drafting
OF the unmarried ones. There is
u" use winning the war if we lose
all ot our civilization and all of the
l"%i generation in the effort. Even
u II slows up the war effort, the
hHrios have to be taken care Of.
Another similar problem is the
chi." of grade school or high
school age whose parents are both
of working and who is given u key
I" the home. These are called in
my community The Door Key
hI"e. .hcy get in the house or
apart III in groups of mixed
axes and scH".: and plenty ~:
tlaEs h"purr. This j. the resrcu-
S'hi.itN Of the parents. ir."'h,~
With tn" school pr.'.....' .- ..wI
also with tie !n.a.,.... ...-'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

TO Sc ,s.' 'rn rE..'ruu -! such IN
aye ar, G'. ....l license which "a
bcy""i IT, j. powers Of restrain
to de-! s. b..
The E-Cr'cast Problem
The breakfast problem Tor the
child, or ruI.G!,I. VINO are !rit
hi"n" hy parents wnJ are both en-
gagged IN work i one that has
cropped up Internationally III the
Last tw0 decades. il often leads 10
very serious uUlc!j!unal Lrticica-
ci"s. During the lays OF DEGREES
*Ioh and unemployment, cur.ousiy,
but OBVIOUSLY enough. it was not
Is much ot u pTuoicin as i, :, az
i"Csg DAYS Of comparative pro;-
rcrriy. nHiCh IL quite price 10
bay -" prosperity.
feel that all manufacturing
plants which employ women work
crS nav" the obligation Of furnish
lnr nurseries FOR both day and
night shift" presided over by re-
Sp"nsihlc attendant. Certainly the
women war workers can have a
reasonable right TO expect that
their children will be- fed and
watched over and attended while
they arc doing war work for their
country.
QUESTIONS AND ANST i.g:a
Mrs. j. J. L.:-Will lemon
juice and baking soda taken be-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-27

'r'.. i rNC "- 90
.,.''nu ~ Ar'o-.. .
"."'''c 1NI i'pi
H " ".-'gi n'.t. b..
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
PREGUNTAS Y RESPUES-
las DIE INTERES PARA
listed

Pregunta / Els possible para mi
ingresar en- ell cuerpo de aVia-
cion despues de recibir la orden
ue reclutamientO?
Respuesta: No, a menos que
su Junta del Servicio Seiectiyo
&c 10 permita.
Pregunta: Hay "cielo raso'
para la mantequilla?
Respuesta: 81.
Pregunta: Soy dueno de un
establecimiento y tengo una CO.
lection de tubos para negociar.
tQue Sc supone debo hacer con
clos?
Rcspuesta Mandarlos a su al
macenista el los agregara a la
production de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
NOTA DE DUELO
Sra. JoSefind r. Cabrera

lDej6 de exiStir anoche, en- un
s%anatorio local, la Sra. JOsefina
r. Cabrera, de SO amos, viuda
del comandante Ramon E. Ca
brera, que combati6 en- la que
IRA de independence de Cuba.
Era una DANA muy apreciada
en- Tampa y Sc hallaba emparen
tada con la distinguish familia
cubana de N6stor B. Carbonell.
Perdi6 dos hijos, Raymond y
Rafael Cabrera, combatiendo
bajo la bandera de los Estados
Unidos en- la primera guerra
mundial.
LIE sobreviven dos hijOs, Ma
nuel A. Cabrera y Charles S. Ca
brera, residences en- Elizabeth,
New Jersey; dos hijas, Sra. RO
sa Cassidy y Marie CLANCY, Wa
Shington; cinco nietos y Otros
familiareS
Residfa en- Tampa deSde ell a.
no 1895.
Descanse en- paz la bondadosa
sonora Y reciban sus familiares
nuestrO mas sincere testimOnio
de condolencia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
Ecos de una boda

En- la intimidad familiar con
trajeron m%atrimonio, ell pa a
do sabado, la Srta. Mary Fer
nandez y ell joven Alfredo Err
neSto Fernandez.
La ceremonia tuvo lugar en-
Ia Residential de los padres de
Ia desposada, esposos B. Fer
Landez, en- ell 4S0l de Colum-
bus Drive.
Actuaron de padrinos la e.
nora Mona Whitehead Y Bill
Fernandez.
Los primeroS meses de su DO
da 10 pasaran en- ell 305 de f..
Frances, en- esta ciudad.
Los felicitamosl
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
PETRILLO Sc PROPONE DO
MlNAR LA MUSlCA EN- TO
DO Ell PALS

IalcasO, Octubre al esta-
UtOC,r James I. f~trnlo y Ia re-
utracIon ue Aiusloos un banjo
score ia 'muolOa en- lata, que
rem elloS uDlermlnar que muslca
ueUu ser o no ser olda en- el palS
dice el gOblerno en- un hugo
estaoolecluo contra $ llder o.
Ulero y su organlzaclon.
La acuSaclon Tue hecha en- un
oscrIto presentado al Juez 1ede-
RAJ Barnes y en- el que Sc alega
ueOe pronlOlrSe a fetrIllo y su
grupo oar Ell golpe de muerte a
los dlscos 1onogra1lcos, 10 que
elIos hannah "muslca en- lata.
A la Association NacIonal de
Iransmlsoras por la RADIO Sc !.
permluO por eli Juez hacer una
peLlllon 'ue amigo gel tribunal
soUre las |protestaS de los aboga
uos dc la fedtracl0n.
Los aDogados ae la Federation
ulcen que el entredlcho sohclta-
40 por 81 gUDIerno es una lmpo-
slcIon Y envuelve SorVldumote y
vIolacIon del derecho constltuclo
mai que autoriZa el arOltraJe en-
ulsputas obreras.
Jose A. Padway representa- a
Petrlllo.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07

Jose Lopez, de Sc amos, mu-
rio anoche en- su domicilio, 1905
de la avenida %. lie sobreviven
su viuda, Sra. Aurelia Ramos ;
dos hijas, Maria y Lydia Lopez,
y dos hermanas, Ines Lopez y
Eduviges Olader.
Mercedes Montoto, de 25 amos
vecina del 2126 de la Gale Union
falleci6 aver en- un Hospital To-
cal.
Deja a su eSpOso, Alfredo
Montoto; sus padres, espOsos u
rio Rodriguez, Y tres hijos, Rel
naldo, Elvira y Miguel, todos Dc
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
MATRIMONIOS

Angelo Giardina, 81, y Ada
Mario Be atty, 10; Harley H. Ri
Chards, 27, e Irene Pearl Doss,
%; Walter ]. Murphy, Jr., %, y
Florence Emily Gerow, 10; Ha-
rold A. Taft, %, y Adeline
Ivan, 81; Gabriel B. Molina, II,
y Matte Rella Wick, "a; Lucius
John Rogers, 81, y Hazel Luisa
Duggan, 81; John B. Gosselin,
%, Y LOttie Kmito, rs; Clyde
G.. Quensel, 81, y Elanie H. Ii
berty, 81; Paul B. MCGOWAN, 80
Y Flora McCoty, 30; Irwin F. OF
son, %, y Margaret SOrensen'
FL; James Watson Carrell, 80, y
Dorothy Campbell, 80; George
C.. Corrigan, 81, y Eleanor Koer
ner, %.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07

Angel de Ia Riva, reanudara Ia
serie de bales matinee.
Scra anenizada 10" e, conjun
to musical de siempn y no fall
taran las meSaS airededor del
salon.
lRegiran los p~recios !a esta-
hlecidOs.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
CumpleA6oo
La fecha de hoy sera de

La fecha de hoy serh de
gran regocijo para la Sra
Blanca Mcnendel, Que coIe-
bra su cump.eanoS. Pertenece
a Ia Secc.0n de Damas del C..
Cubano, donde cuenta con
grandes simpatias.
\ 81 hogan, 27l4 de la caIle
Green llegaran las tehcitacio-
mes de sus ami.tades y tamiIIa
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
C~0MrGETARAN LOS ORA
81
TO

Completaran hoy su entrana-
miento los Dragones de Jeffer.
son, que manana por la tarde Sc
batiran, en- Phillips Field, con
ell "equipo" de Clearwater.
Bill Harker Sc propone ven.
Ger al "onca" de Al Rogers, aun.
que ell Tornado derrot6 a los Te-
rriers la semana pasada.
Usara Harker la misma Inca
de batalla que en- Lake Wales lie
diera la victoria.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
En- 81 S0NdtOlTo

En- Ct SdndtOrTO
Aun permanecen recluidos en-
81 Sanatorio del Centre Astu-
riano, los buenos amigos Miguel
Marrero y Segundo Rubio, pa.
Dire este Iltimo del ST.. Francis
co Rubio,
Ell Sr. Marrero tuyo que ser
sometido a otra operaci6n, en- la
mano derecha.
DeseamoS que puedan regre.
sar a sus respectivos hogares en-
no LELAND dia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07

Y constttptra una verdaders
manifestation de duelo,
Cargaran ell f6retro los sc6o
res Urbano Perez, Manuel A
lonso, Manuel Tuero, Damaso
Valdes, Benigno Llano y Ra-
Vazquez.
Sus restos descanSaran pa
ra siempre en- ell cementerio
del Centre ASturiano.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
NOTAS SOCIALE
;POR MARIO R%ODRIGUEZ)

Una inpitaci6n
Firmada por el Sr. Manuel
Garcia Talavera, PreSidente dc
la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Circulo Cubano, racibi6 una fl
ma invitaci6n para FL Cabaret
que el entrante Domingo Sc ce.
labrara en- TODD ell edificio So
cial.
Como es Sabido de todos, este
festival 10 celebra anualmente
ia Secci6n con el prop6sito de re
cabar fondos y poner al corrien-
te a gran numero de asociadOs
que estan atrasados en- sus cuo-
tas debido aencontrarse sin re-
cursos.
Tambien el Sr. Garcia Tala-
vera nos da todos los pormeno-
res de este festival, los que ire
mos dando a conocer segdn pa
sen los dias.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n.
Santos del did
Marcos, Sergio, Baco y Au-
gusto.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07

Matinee b0ildble
Reoordamos que el entrante
Domingo la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol, dirigida por
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Dacratos: Rose Lee Walker
contra Isaac Walker; Mary j.
Pleus contra Herman Pleus; j.
f.. Williams, sr. contra Minnie
Williams; Mark Bowling con-
ira William c. Bowling.
Nuevas demands; c. l.. NJ.
Rainey contra j. D. Rainey.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
Hasta SUI Ultima morada

En- la tarde de hoy Sc efec-
tuara ell sepelio del que en- vi
da Sc llamara Leonardo Con-
zalez Pando, fallecido en- la
noche del pasado lunes.
Ell entierro partira de la flu
neraria de Lord V Fernandez.
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LOS JESUITAS A
EN- BARLOW

Iran ell viernes a Barlow los
fuertes muchachos de la escuela
de segunda ensefanza de los Je-
seuitas.
Ell partido, con ell "Once" de
esa poblaci6n, Sc jugara de no.
che.
intensified ell coach Perry Ru
by las practicas de sus atletas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07

Nocimiento
BeSan deSde aver al primer
fruto de SUI matrimonio una a.
preciada y joven parejita, que
GOA de gran estimation en- esta
ciudaI, esposos Antonio ' Yolan
ola Alfonso.
La Sra Alfonso do a luz en- la
Clinica "El Bien Piblico", sien-
do aSistida por ell afamado CINE
College DR.. Jose Antonio Domin-
gueZ.
La nueva ciudadana llevara
por nombre Cecilia Ann.
Los esposos Alfonso cuentan
con numerosos amigos en- la ciu
dad de Key West.
All felicitar a los dichosos pa
pas, congratulamos a los abueli-
tos maternos, Miguel y Alicia
Paramos, residences en- el 1904
de la avenida Doce.
La gaceta., 1942-10-07
Para Nueva York

En- la tarde de aver paIu6
para la ciudad de Nueva York
ell joyen Heetor Rodriguez.
Pasara varias Semauas la la
dc de familiareS que ALI resi-
den.
Segdn nos manifestara, a Su
regreso ingresara como volun-
tario en- la Marina de los Es-
tadoS Unidos.
Muchas diversiones tendra
ell amigo Rodriguez.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Marx Resistered. o. 9. Patent once.

reflect the express views Of man
agements involved, but represent
the observations and conclusions of
this department alone, for the most
part. Characters are not fictitious.
and any resemblance to living per-
sons is anything but coindicidental,
1t Is to be noped.
Anchor Room Hotel AnnapOlis)
Recommended for afternoon and
early evening where the songs of
Matt Windsor and Marc Bozeley
make the atmosphere congeniak
Later evening only If you insist.
Balalaika-Misha Bess' doormat
reads welcome up until dinner hour
After that. the slick floor revues
and balalaika dance music had bet
ter wait until your rich private
comes home again.
Blue Room (Shoreham HoteD-
Although tempting music may come
from the bandstand where Barnee
habitually sways. make the adjoin-
ing cocktail lounge your nearest ap-
proach-mostly IN the afternoon, al
that.
Brown Derby--Frank Victors
music make a nice treat at all times
for you gals.
| Burt's Trans Burt
extends the friendly hand any time
you care to drop by for quickie
and you'll like the restful strains OF
Sid Willoughby's novacord and Dur
ward Bowersox's violin.
Cafe Caprice Roger Smith HOTEL
1T has been done during the late
hours here, but you'll probably get
''ringsiders' nerves" when Miles Hal
let's Fivesome starts playing and
those others get up to dance.
Casino Royal-If you are intent