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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard BarcIav
Inc Authority on Authorities

uhe X of that sui; Then each
south sent The club J out. tic he
covered by the * and A. and each
men returned the spade 8 to the
n, the a winning The fourth
tiIck was where one West Slipped.
lie led back the diamond O
Whereas the other used the J.
When the was led TO the X
West had the 0 left SO that. after
south ran four clubs and led the
Npade to the 10 and J. Yves, was
able 10 put East in with the d,a-
inoAd to the 10. three tricks in
mat suit resulting and the re-
turned heart tic the a setting it
two.
When the diamond Q was lcd IN
The X. the GcGlarer then ran four
clubs and lest thc'spadr 10 to the
}. West also took in the diamond
j. hHt then was stuck with the
read He scored his heart \ for
ms fourth trick. but then the do
carer got the last two with The
space . and heart K. making The
contract
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

MRS. KILOGRAMS face had a
strained look that was all the
whittier for a ccrisc lip rouge I'M
evenly applied, as If by Il shaking
hand. She looked as if she hadn't
slept i'll long time. Barbara felt
pity stir in her.
Claire Kilcran said, Mrs. Wis
ter, / must talk TO yOu alone
We are quite alone Barbara
said, showing her into the living
room.
Claire plunged. with bravery
she did not feel:
Last night something rather
serious happened. Mrs. Wistcr."
Il know"
How did you know" Clairc's
eyes were wild with alarm.
THE sheriff was here this morn
ing"
a tremor ran over the older wo-
man. DOCS lee know"
HE thinks ] did il. l am to go
to his Office at o'clock
But you .?'
Barbar said, I'll tell you every
thing l know. I saw Pam drive
away from here at midnight.
thought she'd come to pay Il late
call. 1 wouldn't have thought That
1t was unusual il she had my car.
She's often borrowed it,"
"She took it because 1t was
cnnu.i,,ry hn ton down ON
her car. She hates to get wet,
Claire offered, as if it were of any
Importance.
I'VE must be calm about this
Mrs. Kilcran, and between us, vel
find :"
Has Pamela told you anything
about WHY she she was ou'
last night?" Claire broke il
sharply.
II don't know anything cxccp
what I've told you. ! don't know
where she was-or why
Claire became instantly mor'
poised. pam told me everything
Poor child, she was terrified
I'm sure she was"
oHc Oilly IL CHiiu' Wis ''"'''
She's made a childish mistake, bu
what could she dor
Barbara suddenly saw quit
clearly what Pam must do, AM
was quite certain she would do IL
She's only 49," Claire continued
and she has her life before her
She expects to marry and live hero
Mrs. Wister. in the town she love
and in which she is loved. The poo
pie here call her the Kilcran prin
cess"
Barbara nodded. her eyes on tn
other woman's face.
Mrs. Wister" Mrs. Kilcran'
eyes were appealing. II love m!
little girl. I'd do anything for hcr
didn't realize that unit
trouble came along" ..
Barbara felt n shaft OF warmth
60 out to her.
y know very well what II woul'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

pounds collected in July, when \ &:
i "p"nco iHV campaign Siuu'':n"-
"uNly IN all oi lis stores ihruvgi...
~" country, housewives have been
'HrnIn" ~ waste fats Iu rai.r...
.1''t ruuni"r, "a 4 continually u.-
'ic'sI.'H r"ic as m, ca,npEirH a....
,'w El"r. rnc report stated. Q.
tu%ua' collections nearly doubted
ne list m"ui..s total and ... u.
.''Ha continued with 55.@ur ......
M..ca IN daring the lii. r,.. 3.
September.
COLLECTIONS are cXpCc;nl - Of.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
Wheat MillfcedS Continue Weak.
OilSecd Meals Steady.


Whc.t milllcedS. particularly bran
continued Il weaken during the
wcck ended September - b., u.I-
seed meals held steady. the drn,,-
mcu' ct agriculture reports In
creased offerings as a rus,,I, of r,.
la.grs; weekly production tin, son
s,u. together with Il slower inquiry
..um feeders and feed manucyr.u,.
crs. were principally responsible rpi.
the weakness in whcatfccds. Sc,rci,,
Of supplies for immediate shipmrr,
ma.m' med firm prices for ! mr,l.
Corn leeds held about Unclaimed
will" alfalfa meal. iankage and
meat scraps remained scarce. The
INDEX number rcflcctl,g Invn,
wHcIt.Ccd prices dcclI"cd In lj--
compared with l5B.b ior The prcvf-
uus week, and 1888 for the cores
pondN2 week last year.
~ result ur deere >cd sr,uplins
Oh. hogs and urgent demand r,r
butcher: the Chicago swine m1"';o.
20 -u"S and hogs advanced 30 10 70
cots and closed having rc4c,cd
slightly al the finish with mostly IN
20 fo cent gains. Wcighty zows and
h"'ChcrE were in brOadCst demand
Tn" weeks top Of $3.50 was Cuual
10 'hc previous high for the vcar.
and ~" closing top Toy tho week
= Sl5.25.
There WAS also Il marked advance
IN swine values on the Carolina md
N"Gl ia hog buying stations. In
CroyScs ranged from IS :, - cents
over week ago. Tops for good and
Capcc offerings We're posted q. SlII5
in Windsor and at SLIPS IN Rocky
Mount. Other comp rabl2 grades
uH he Rocky Mount nu.lc, ,vn~n a-
f. Ms. 40 To li0 mounds Sl3'I.
lio to l6n pounds. Sl375: 100 f. 1870
nnn"ds. SlI05: $50 to 300 pou ds,
Sli Ia: 300 to $50 pounds. Sl3.5n
Good packing SowS %, SIPS =
Sl32o.
When the marketing season rolls
around, every turkey producer IN
the country will wish he had more
:" sell. for prices are going 20 he
higher han las, year. Young tu"-
Keys Of the 1912 crop already have
been marketed from some localities
~ prices averaging mach higher
'n"a year ago. Wholesale prices
Of dressed Tom Turkeys al New
YORK early il September were Sc
pc" cent higher than Il year earlier.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

,fil"S have turned in approximate
~ f.5oo.O0O pounds uT TINS vital mn
.r'lal curing the !irS, min" weeks Of
the drive.
The i'~d chain based this estimate
On collections in lis own stores whic!
amounted 10 362,UOU pounds during
TINS period. The rcspurs" To In
governments appeal has been excel
ient thus far. The report >aid. ...,t
'Niny more housewives mutt tai.
part lii the campaii.n if the coal T..
""u'oOu.OOO pounds i. UcMieyci.."
Starting with Il total Di lolG2n
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
Farm Market
News Report.

Raleigh. Sept. 29.-Thcrc WAS n,
activity in Virginia peanuts as old
crop OF both farmers and shelters.
stocks were clcaaed up. Digging i.
.acrcas!ng III North Carolina md
getting under way i'll scattered SEQ.
lions of Virginia and viii br mad.
NOR" general next week. Reports
50 iar are favorable a> 10 quality
and Yields.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
Fats Salvage:
Drive Scores

New York. Sept. %. Gu, Of tho
:. =. nv pans a. patriotic American
""''"'i came enough waste lat~ dut-
,..S ""iI' NI>u.i and t.u FIRST wrni;
", 'o'P.'h"cr /" pr"yid, ;nr civ
, ,S.,. loF li.30u.LOO wnti-aircraft
fI'Nt reports on the na,ionwidn
campaign 10 su!yaa" vast, TAT: mrr-
e,s'n| IN The manufacture q, ,s-
p'"'iI",. released here today bv fine.
"i'1t .N.In'Ic and Pacific Tea Conn
p'''Y. indicate that Am"r!rm hmIs,-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

!acan to her in The future in this
town if the people here learned
what She had done. They would not
forgive her easily. 1t IL. after all
objectionable to yum away after
after such an accident"
Barbara said. Yes. it is. but
don't aspect that Pam Will"
C.airc's face lost its softncss. She
said firmly, II have persuaded hcr
to. II means everything in thu
world To her 10 be loved here. II
means nothing 10 you"
At first Barbara didn't rcalIz,
the sense Of Claire Kilcran'S last
phrase. And when 1t did, she va.
shaken hy storm of anger. Hell
tongue felt 50 stiff she COUltu
speak.
Il am prepared 10 make it worth
your while. Thcrc'H be a generous
! settlement for the old man ana 4
check for YOU for $4,000. as We'll
AS a guarantee that the case Wl'I
be- dropped Claire was saying H.
! she took Il ChCCkbook and pen IRON
her purse. ......--...
"Mrs. Kilcran!" Barbara's voice
seemed to come out astrai!y ahc
she simply couldn't form any other
| Words M. ": t;:'s ..
YOU are ID young woman
| Claits told hor, shaking her foun'
taiJitben, "Sitfino ties here. ! Know
Il gtaat deal about you. Mrs WIS
ter. with $iOI6G0 You car s" else
"b&lra's face stopped hc1
abruptly. Barbara wss saying 'p'
you think I would take money fo'
for - ,
Clairc's eyes narrowed signify
80 that's it," she said.
Barbara found she could spear
clearly then. her anger under con
troll. with great dignity. she said
II don't know what you THINK II Is
Mrs, Kilcran. ] happen to have
very deep feeling of OF allcS
lion for ram. You just SAT-
Thai yorl'd do anything for her. IN
remembering that and 80 / can Tor
give you for insulting ne ,.
"you forCiying ME- Claire
voice was outraged. but after a mo
mcnt Of scrutiny her eyes fell. NO
before Barbara saw that they wcr
filmed with tears. ,,,-
There was silence for Il long TIM
bclwccn them. Then Mrs. kilcra'
smoke In a tone that was not q'nt
steady "Mrs. Wistcr, you ana m;
husband arc in love. Mr.. MI
cram is a powerful man in this tow
in this state. He can quash any
thing .-....u,,,o ,,.or,,,
, getting at? ,u ,,,, pa
REQ lost him. However. maven
!, lost my daughter. For the FIRST TIM
IN orr lives wc are close togcth''
! I shalI always have Pam. For ne
sakc. I will give Tom a divorce
, YOU will agree TO t.,
Barbara didn't mean TO- n'
, there she was laughing, hysterico
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

yesterdays hu,n-
a.. Covers Wiz.
asphalt
~ \ Stv!lSk
IS. Place
10. Escape
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
tomorrow'S Problem
a \ 10 q
y q j ! 5
q \ 10 >
4 y Q 3

dealer: South. Both Sides vul-
ncrablc.)
What IS the most profitable
way for North and South To bid
this deal. AT either rubber bridge
or match point duplicate?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
TIiFeDAY

:. =" WAS 80 points hi nrl than Nc,y
i"'N December futures contracts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
MONA RISKS HER LIFE TO SAVE BING

shot out sidewise. the white line
OF his body seeming to hang
there at tangent To the horse
a long moment before he was
flung off. There was pale
trunk of a Royal Palm. Bing
crumpled against II.
Mona chung to the car top. her
teeth chattering in terror. He's
all right, she insisted. He'll get
up in a minutei He's all right!
But Bing didn't move. A bill
low of smoke swept in over him,
cleared. but still he lay where
he'd fallen.
Slowly. like wax melting,
Mona's knees began to give way.
She managed to get to the car
door, sank TO the seat. Bing's
hurt, she told herself as if it
were a lesson she had TO learn.
I've got to go to him. There
isn't anybody else.
1t was an agony of effort to
concentrate on starting the car,
to go, bouncing wildly, down the
cart road toward Bing. Smoke
came in waves all about her.
Here eyes smarted. her lungs re-
jected the air with paroxysms of
coughing, but she saw nothing,
knew nothing, except that the
still figure in white there,
shrouded sometimes by clouds of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

10 look at him, his face sooty
and stained, Then, jaw clamped
in desperation, she slid 0under the
wheel
The nightmare quality Of that
ride faded with consciousness.
She never remembered coming
out Of the torture of heat and
suffocation into purer air where
astonishcd natives pushed the
car on TO safety and lifted her
and Bing from II.
Freds face was the first she
saw with returning awareuess
She formed the one word,
"Bing"?
Fred's smile was heartcning.
I'm better shape than you are.
Ready TO fight the fire, but it's
about under control now. thanks
10 him. -
She sighed as if all worry had
been taken from her, and then,
remembering, she asked. Did
Susy go?"
Co."
she was running away. I
didn't blame her. / told her I'd
go with her. thought YOU
needed a lesson"
He looked down at her a long
moment. Maybe you're right
Sis. DO you think could beg
Susy TO stay maybe ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

She remembered then. the back
seat cushion and jerked it out.
She put IL close TO the car and
managed 10 drag Bing alongside
il. BY lifting first his shoulders
TO IL and then pivoting his legs.
she had him halfway TO the run
ming board. She opened the door
and repeated the process. But
getting him from there into the
car was another matter. His
shoulders were too wide and she
couldn't lift him sideways. Even
the strength fear gave her was
not enough. She couldnti But
if he stayed there on the run
ning-board, by what miracle
could she take him, jolting, out
of this inferno?
I've got to think up some way
10 tie him. she sobbed
She remembered that she still
wore her jacket, even though the
heat was intense here. She
pulled at it. The wool chung
stubbornly to her arms. She
twisted free Of it, Swiftly she
passed it around behind Bing's
shoulders trying the sleeves to
the lowest hinge of the door II
seemed weak link to hold man
as heavy as Bling, but il had TO
do.
She took one fleeing instant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

smoke, was Bling
He lay on his face. She bat
tered down the terror inside her,
and turned his head toward her.
His eyes were closed. A thin
trickle of blood wellcd from a
cut on his head
'Bing" She screamed il in her
frantic anxiety, but his eyes gave
no flutter in response Fear
fully then she put her ear
against his back and felt, rather
than heard, the slow uneven beat
of his heart Relief flooded her
with new hope. At least he was
alive! But for how long?
She stood up, hearing the
closer crackle Of the flames. feel
ing the heat from them flow past
her. The acrid air tore at her
lungs. She must get Bing into
the car quickly. She leaned
over, dragged at his shoulder till
she turned him over. She hadn't
known he was so heavy. She
couldn't lift him. The inert
weight was too much. Panic
choked her.
She gritted her teeth with re-
solve. She could get him into the
car somehow. She had to. She
forced herself TO take an instant
to clear her mind Bing's life
depends on you! Think,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
(11|lI[31
l:ll4Efii
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Pompeian Milk Massage Cream
is different from regular fatty
base cosmetic creams, and works
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clean-pink Pompeian Milk Mas
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Watch now! The cream suddenly
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the drab, oily. or roughened skin
it rolls-dirt-gray! Your skin
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uine Pompeian Milk Massage
Cream to get Pompeian results.
Atdepartment,d drug or dime store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

That word beg is a hopeful
sign" she said gently.
Here's Bling" Fred moved
aside.
Bing was coming toward her
a bandage made a clean white
line around his dark head. He
dropped 10 a knee Hside her
Feeling better?"
She nodded. Much" Her
fingers reached up to touch the
bandages. This ?"
"A bump! I picked a hell of
a time 20 get knocked out by IT
They tell me I'd be very dead -
If it weren't for you"
Unaccountably the quick tears
filled her eyes.
He leaned closer. What is il,
Mona? What"
She blinked them away and
smiled Bling, I've I've got
something tell you. mean,
well, it's hard to get it out ."
His slow grin gained under
standing Gould you-s say it in
Spanish ," he asked
She nodded. "Te-amo," she
said family
(THE END
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
TAKE EN- ALL
FOR NY RELIEF!

JOAN Sure you aren't gaining Mhe9
CLARA: Gaining a little sense. is all, From
now on, I'm wearing nothing but "Sanfor-
lied" labels
JOAN: Not much protection, dear. -. I'M
less you keep behind that screen.
CLARA: Silly. I'm talking about "Sanfor-
lied" labels on wash dresses E. and that's
plenty protection! That means the fabric
won't shrink more than teeny 10, by
standard tests And size a stays size H.
JOAN: Well if you knew all that, why did
you fall for these?
CLARA: Because the clerk assured me they
wouldn't shrink. But from now on, I'm not
taking anybody's word. If don't see the
"Sanforized" label, don't buy.
JOAN But what about relief contribu-
tions? won't get any more Strunk clothesi
CLARA: Follow me, pet. know where
there's another suppy..if George doesn't
hear us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

The events and characters
depicted in this story are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity to actual persons
living or dead is merely a
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Checked standard Of the trade marx owner
The "Sanforized" trade mark is used by
manufacturers on 'comprsssiVs Pre- SHRINK"
fabrics only when tests for residual shrink
age are regularly checked. through the
service Of the owners Of the trademark.
~ insure maintenance Of rs established
standard by licensed users of the mark.
Cigcu. Peabody & Co.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
(TTIE END

Copyright, 1912 nv American Weekly. Inc
All Rights Reserved.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
Santos del dfd

Santos del dtG
Sabado: Silverio, Macario Y
Florentina.
Domingo: Inocencio, Eusebio
y Demetria.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO
PIDE QUE ST RESUELVA Ell
PROBLEMA DEL PHOTO"
DEL PUERTO

En- una reunion celebrada
aver, en- la cual Sc dijeron fuer
ties, la Camara de Concrete de
Tampa, por medic de sus di-
rectores, acord6 pedir al gober
nador Holland y ell alcalde
Chancey que resuelvan ell pro-
blema del "piloto" del puerto.
FL gobernador nombr6 "pilo
to" al Sr. Barrett Stephenson;
pero en- ell mes de febrero ell
alcalde Chancey design6 a C..
T. Friend bajo una ley que lie
autoriza para hacer ell nombra
miento.
Desde entonces hay dos per-
sonas en- ell cargo y no Sc CO.
bran derechos a los vapores
que llegan.
Varios de los asistentes di-
jeron que ell cargo era solamen
te una sineeura.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

nuel Amat y Francisco Delga-
do.
Vocales: Amado Vald@s, San
tiago Jer6z, Nicolas Lineras,
Francisco Delgado, Miguel An
gel Cuenca, Liborio Ruiz, Ma
nuel Suarez y Jose Antonio Ar
duengo.
Los presentes acordaron, por
u|nanimidad, ofrecer un home
maize al director de la Clinica,
Dr.. A. A. Gonzalez.
La fecha para este actO es la
del 4 de Julio y Sc verificara en-
al restaurant Ell Buen Gusto.
Felicitamos a la nueva oficiali-
dad.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
Ell NEGRO WRIGHT DERRO
TO A HARRY JEFFRA

Baltimore, JUNO 20.-El can
pe6n mundial del peso de pluma
Chalky Wright, de Los Angeles
defendi6 aver su corona y derrc
10 por nocaut tecnico, en- ell deci.
mo asalto, a Harry Jeffra, de
Baltimore.
La pelea Sc mantuvo equilibra
da hasta ell g. round. Wright
inici6 la ofensiva en- ell sGptimo,
la mantuva y en- ell noveno do
una golpiza a su contrario, de-
rribandolo.
AL llegar la cuenta a nueve Sc
gundos, Jeffra sc puso de pie Y
contuvo los ataques del negro.
Sangrando profusamente, en-
ell decimo, de una herida en- la
boea Y sobre ell ojo derecho, Ha-
rIy recibi6 un effective go,pe.
Lastimado daba vueltas en- ell
cuadrilatero, cast sin saber 10
que hacfa, y ell arbitro Brock
man intervino, ponienoo fin al
cCmbate.
Pesaba Wright 1914 libras, me
dia libra menos que Ell vapulea-
do.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
nez y Gloria Cullaro.
HABRA ESCASEZ DE GER
VEZA EN- LA FLORIDA

tallahassee, juni "0.-El ia
cionamiento de tqpas para bO-
To las afectara i la industrial
"ervecera Y la F'.r,ida tendra,
el mes prCximo, 1000, 900 me-
nos de Lotellas de cerveza.
Quiza no d|isminuyan los ingre
eos por haber los cerveceros
rLesto en- ell me'calo las bo-
tellas de a litro, Que requie-
rem, dando mayor cantidad un
consume menor de tapas. Las
botellas ordinarias solo contie
men IL onZas.
Cree ell departamento de be
bidas que muchas personas
consumiran vino y wisky al no
poder conseguir cerveZa.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO R%oDRIGUEZ)
La Fiesta de md6dna

La Fiesta de md6dna
TODD esta debidamente pre-
parade para ell gran Picnic que
mafana Domingo celebraran to-
das las secciones de que Sc COM
pone la sociedad Circulo Cuba
no.
Los incansables organizado-
res laboran con fervor y veran
recompensadas suS v~igorosas
g~estiones.
Seg1n la cuenta que anoche Sc
hiciera, va pasan de 800 las per-
sonas que compraron billetes pa
"a Ell almuerZo.
Las puertas del edificiO Sc a.
briran a las once y media de la
manana Y a las 1890 comenza-
"a Ell almuerzo.
Ell arroz con polio saldra de la
cocina del famoso restaurant
Columbia.
lEl servicio del almuerZo con-
tinuara hasta las dos de la tarde
A las 300 principiara ell bal
lie en- ambos salones. La mdsica
latina lie ha sido encomendada a
los cOnjuntos La Tropical y La
Sonora.
En- la sala principal Sc situa-
ran las orquestas americans
Don Francisco Y Bob Portion,
conjuntos muy apreciados por
nuestro publico.
La fiesta durara hasta las o.
cho de la noche.
Precios: Entrada y almuerzo,
81 80. Entrada al bale sola-
mente, 39c las damas y soc los
caballeros.
Auguramos un rotundo exito.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

fut 81 Sigulsnta: Presidente, FL
viva tonielio; Vice P~sesidente,
ENira Cullaro; Secrctaria, Ma
~ L,to; Tesorlra, Mary Conf
clio; Sarrauto de Armas, Clio
ia Cqruso; Reporter. Violeta
Alfonso.
Sc ercontla5an en- la junta
las siguien es damitas; Helen
Coniglio, Mary Leto, Rose Flu
carino, Angie Capitano, Comic
.Caruana, Sandy Antinori, Nor
ma Martinez, Elvira Cullaro,
Ida Lugris, Alma Gullo, Mary
Fucarino, Rose Scaglione, Rose
Coniglio, Angie Geraci, Carmen
ICaruana, Alice Sainz, Gloria Gu
llaro, Mary Coniglio, Violeta A
lonso, Nancy Mingora. Jennie
Leto, Elvira Jim6nez, Jeremina
Fernandez, Angie Marchetta,
Emily Mazzareli y vi Marchet-
ia.
Como invitado de honor asis-
tic ell joven Peter A. Marchese,
pronunciando un discurso rela-
cionado con los actividades So
ciales.
En- los Juegos efectuados reci-
bieron premios Norma Marti-
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
NueUG ~oticialidGd

En- la noche de aver fu6 no.
minada la nueva oficialidad que
habra de regir los destinos de la
"secci6n de beneficencia' de la
Clfnica "El Bien Pdblico":
P~residente, Fermin Rodri-
guez, r%eelecto; Vice Presidents,
Manuel Amat; Secretario, Jose
del Rio; Vice SecretariO, Anto-
Mo lie Fe; Tesorero, Emilio Ca
nal; Vice Tesorero, Abelardo
Men6ndez.
Comisi6n de Escrutinio: Ma
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trO Casino, como un carihoso
homemade a los actores Tomas
Rodriguez, jr., y Manuel Gar
cha.
Ell programa confeccionado
para esta function de gracia es ell
siguiente: pOr la pantalla cru
zaran NOticias internacionales
y una COmedia, s~igui6ndole una
sinfonia por la orquesta que a.
meniZara ell acto.
COmenzaran a presentarse los
artistaS entire ellOs Salvador To
ledo, Panchito Rodriguez, Dalia
Mira y los j6venes aficionados
de la COrte Suprema.
Ell preciO de entrada Sc ha Sc
nalaIdo e n30 cts.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Para eJ cGmpamentO
Entire los que partieron en- la
de hoy para el Campo
mento B~landing, a servir a su
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

patria. So encuentra MI stro a
roeciado amigo Amadi,o Val
Iss, aX-cronista deportivo d-l
amanario Fl Hera,do DCmini-
cal.
Ventura lie dseeamoS.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

NGcimieRto
-. Con algeria hesan al pri-
mer fruto de su union matrimo-
MAD, los esposos Rafael y Silvia
LaVanderay
Ell advenimiento tuvo lugar
en- ell Sanatorio del Centre Es-
panel.
Ell nuevo ciudadano llevara
por nombre ell de su padre RAJ
fael jr.
Tanto la mama como Ell meme
seran trasladados en- ell dia de
hoy a su hogan, Oil de la Gale
Green, EN- West Tampa.
Congratulamos a los felices
papas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
M.Y.L. Social Club

Celebr6 su junta de elecciones
la novel organization social
M. en- los salones de la So
ciedad italia.
Ell resultado de las elecciones
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Ell homemade de hoy
A la media noche de hoy Sc e.
fectuara una function en- ell tea