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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-25

A thousand Jewish young men
and women, from the towns and
villages of the Jewish National
Home, members of the British
Forces marched through the
streets of Tel Aviv, cheered en-
Enthusiastically by huge crowds.
On the left is section of the
wOmeH's contingent, the AuxiIi-
airy Territorial Service, marching
down Allenby Road, with aircraft
complimentary flight above the
parade. Another section of the
parade is shown on the right.
These action photographs were
received recently from Palestine
at the offices of the Jewish Nat
iOnal Fund of America.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-25

fellow-Americans of all races and
creeds, to the discovery, develop.
ment and defense of America.
The October 18th celebration
will be held in the evening, at the
Synagogue of the oldest Congre-
CATION in America, the Spanish
and Portuguese Congregation,
Shearith Israel, 10th Street and
Central Park West, New York
City. A religious service will be.
conducted by Rabbi David de Sofa
Pool, Minister of the Congrega-
ton.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-25
45Oth Anniversary OF Americas
Discovery To Be Observed By
Synagogue Council of America

old World who have found a hav-
en- on this continent, again, for
the freedom of religious worship
which has grown and flourished
on American soil, and again, for
the contributions made by the
Jewish people, alongside their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Piano Recital

DOROTHY WHITE, pianist,
pupil of J. Bertram Bell, will ap-
pear in concert Thursday a. Is
o m. in the MacGregor Library
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
War Strain
Showing On
II. S. Patriot
BY MAUHY PAUL
Nrr-tIr NnpLy AZ

WEEk-ENDING in Mayfair.
Long before Pearl Harbor,
Vincent Aston. one of the rich
est landlords IN thG u. S. A.,
reiinqulshed personal supervision
Of his vast realty holdings and
loined M with Uncle Sans
navy. Since then, as Com
mander Astor, l.. S. A.. the No.
! Aston on this side of the At
lantlc has tolled from early in
the morning until long after the
midnight hour over his multi
tudlnous wartime duties.
He has, III addition, given his
fine oceangoing yacht, Nourma-
hal, 10 the government and has
been one of the largest pur-
chasers of war saving bonds.
Today Vincent Aston is 81
years old and shows the STRAIN
of his rigorous naval duties. His
doctor, l hear, has ordered HIM
10 a hospital for physical
checkup and has cautioned him
10 go slow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Ferryina Bombers

Jimmie" Donahue, son OF
Mrs. Jessie Woolworth Donahue
and the favorite relative of Bar
bara Hutton Haugwitz-Revent-
low, is ferrying 'bombers'
across the Atlantic. He long has
been credited with being one of
the best and most intrepid fliers
in the social ranks.
Few, except her close friends.
realize Consuelo Vanderbilt Bal
san, former Duchess of MARI
borough, is so deaf she cannot
hear without one Of those aid-to-
hearing devices which is cleverly
hidden away in her couture.
And latest gossip from Eng
land has Helena Zimmerman
Manchester. American-born first
wife of the present Duke of
Manchester. living in the south
of England in far from ducal
style. Yet she once owned an
imposing pile of American SSSs.
Society is wondering as to the
status of the romance of the
widowed Mrs. "Conkey" White
head and Robert Ogden Bacon
Jr., who for a short time was
married to the late Cookie"
Young. Runor had Mrs. White
head and "Bunty' Bacon plan
ming to be married in the South
land several months ago. Now
both are back IN Gotham-but
the wedding bells haven't pealed
out. Why
Make no mistake. Mrs. Claude
Leigh. who has just announced
her daughter Joyce's engagement
10 Tuxedo Parks ancestral Jay
Rutherford, is in the seventh
heaven" For. while she had a
certain amount Of social success
IN London prior 10 the outbreak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Nnce,,f
Inside Stuff

The dashirg Mrs Robert Dawn the former Bettv
Bosfieu ne she 5oHcy forth from 6or apartment IN the
Keqn m stacks and pod coat nth hc pcr hqlr-do has
oil The cues % the ucqhborhood foior'H9 her Her
oiossu. dark hair - done ~ gorgeous pompodo'y bpf
gerry sleek OF the sides.
Fvsr, family IS said "a have skeleton the closet"
Rut RlsseI Keves known his friends Colonel keeps
skeleton in box in the kitchen Of his home. Recently he
gave large party and All the guests trooped out INTO the
kitchen to the skeleton.
Mrs Frederrck c. Kidner and Mrs Joseph s. Schlot-
man are indefstfpable knerS They knit like house
sfie without even looking AZ their work and always take
their knitting along meetings and lectures.
Mrs Fred Murphy who has been ont Of circulation since
New Years Day owing accident nevertheless keeps up
her keen interest IN what going locally nationally and
on the various fronts She To be back again
the thick of the battle Victory the home front
You'll never see Mrs George Lsokey when she IS not
SnsrtIy gotten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
rs Tough on Rich

II Congress passes law
limiting personal incomes TO
$4,000 many palatial estates in
Newport. r. l., and on Florida
Gold Coast" will remain shut
tered, gathering cobwebs II
costs that much per month to
run the Vanderbiltian Break
ers" in Newport, and the 500
100000 Villa Viscaya, in Mi
ami, owned by the Deering heirs.
will rot
Besides, what's TO become of
the gardeners, caretakers and
extra servants now employed on
the real estate white ele-
plants" of those who would be
limited 10 less than $500 per
week? Where will they find
Jobs?
/ understand the pay roll for
outside servants" at J. Pierpont
Morgan's country estate IN Glen
Cove, l.. l., amounts TO more
than $500 weekly. If we come
TO spartan living II looks as
though there'll have to be
wholesale "firings" all along the
line,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
MRS. RICHARD NORTHCUTT

MRS. RICHARD NORTHCUTT
Martha Althea Erwin became
the bride of Mr.. Northcutt,
April 25.
of the war, Myrtle Leigh never
dreamed she'd bring Joyce TO
these shores and capture a
Tuxedo eligible -
Despite any and all gossip you
may hear. "Bea" Benjamin Pratt
Gibson Cartwright McEvoy, the
Standard Oil heiress, will go
through with her plan TO divorce
her fourth husband, Freddie
McEvoy.
The 100000 Harry Payne
Whitney mansion in Fifth ave
nue. will be torn down 70 save
taxes. Which will make another
ugly gap in what once was
"Mllhonaires' Row - the most
fabulous array of SIS palaces
IN the II 6 A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
DENLY Mothers 10 Vote

DENNY MOTHERS CLUB
will elect officers Thursday, at
100 p. m. in the library of the
DENLY School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Refriqerator Cake

A SIMPLE refrigerator cake
blends ralsins, orange Juice and
rind and gelatin together. Fold
whipped cream into the mixture
and pour into a pan lined with
thin slices Of sponge cake. Chill
until firm Ice top and sides and
serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Present Cinderella

SATURDAY at 30 o. NJ. the
Workshop Civic Playe of
Wayne University Theater will
present Charlotte Chorpenning 5
dramatization Of the fairy tale
Cinderella in the auditorium of
Mackenzie High School. The
production is sponsored by the
Detroit Council of Parent Teach
ers' Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Clean Textiles

KEEP ALL household textiles
scrupulously clean. Dirt makes
them look dowdy before their
time. damages color, hastens
wear and makes more strenuous
treatment necessary when you
do have them cleaned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Prevents Mold

TO PREVENT mold. saturate
cloth with vinegar, wiring out
and wrap II around smoked
meat. Cover the whole thing well
with paper and place IN a cool
spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Samaritan Club Breakfast

SAMARITAN CLUB will hold
its annual breakfast Tuesday
noon. Mrs. Doris Murphy Is
taking reservations
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04

ALL SUGAR n spice is this
Anne Adams twosome. Pattern
4O22. The scalloped bodice but
toning matches the bonnet's
brim. A collar or a lower neck
line; puff or cap sleeves.
Pattern 4022 Is available in
children's sizes 2. a, 6, 8 and 10.
Size 6. puff sleeve dress and
|1mnnet. 2iz yards 35-inch fab
fare sleeve dress. 2 yards
SOsinch fabric.
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
Lead the summer dress pa
rade--with our colorful new
Pattern Book. It's filled with
simple. fabric-saving designs for
active service, for on leave
glamour, for the home front.
Book 10 cents, dress pattern
16 cents. Book and pattern
when ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
nfent, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Owing 10 customs regulations,
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04

MANY INTERESTING ques-
tions come from members Of the
Red Cross nutrition class Z.
which is being held weekly In
our Detroit Times auditorium.
Since these same thoughts
may arise in other minds, we're
passing them on .. answered.
QUESTION-How can you
make cream of tomato soup
without using soda in it?
ANSWER-W hen tomatoes
are combined with milk TO make
cream of tomato soup, coagula-
ton may occur. Since a longer
time of heating milk increases
the tendency 10 curdle 1t Is pref
erable TO heat tomato soup for
only a short time.
The tomato is usually added
10 the milk by stirring, for In
this way the milk is diluted with
a smaller amount of acid SUBJ
stance during the first part Of
the mixing. There is less tend
ency TO curdle when the hot to-
mato is added to cold milk, than
when the cold tomato is added to
the hot milk.
QUESTION-Do potatoes lose
starch IL allowed TO stand in cold
water several hours?
ANSWER--Potatoes wi ich
have stood in water over a long
period of time will lose some OF
their food value. Increased food
losses are usually noted when
vegetables are peeled and al
lowed 10 stand in water a long
time before cooking.
QUESTION-Is there any
sure way TO make good gravy?
/ can't get the flour mixture 10
blend with the fat, especially
when using pork.
ANSWERING fat in the
roasting pan may be used for
gravy. Pour off any extra fat,
leaving one-fourth cup In pan.
Add one-fourth cup flour. brown
and stir until smooth, add 2 cups
cold water and cook, stirring
constantly until boiling.
Boil 3 minutes. add more
water, il necessary. Take care
not TO use too much fat for the
amount of flour and water speci-
fled.
QUESTION-Does parboiling
destroy any of the value OF
foods?
ANSWERED. a certain de-
gree parboiling will destroy a
small part OF the value of food.
The amount taken out will de-
pend upon the type OF food and
the length Of cooking.
QUESTION - Why are such
green's as dandelion or mustard
so bitter?
ANSWER - This condition
may be due TO the fact that the
vegetable Is purchased when il
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
DETRoIT EVENING TIMEs (PHoNE CHERRY $500
Answers to Nutrition
Questions Asked in Class

Is old and harsh I'm flavor or
may be caused by improper
preparation of the vegetable.
II they are cooked for too
long a time the acid is released
from the cells of the leaves in
which IL is enclosed. Instead of
all escaping from the kettle II
again comes in contact with
the vegetable and develops a
bitter taste.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Sealloped Corn

COMBINE 2 cups whole ker-
mel corn with q. cup milk. Mix
together ! cup finely crushed
cracker crumbs. 3 teaspoons all
phosphate baking powder. y
teaspoon salt. 4 teaspoon red
pepper and add TO corn.
Pour into a creased baking
dish. dot with butter and bake
in a moderate oven 1850 F.) 80
minutes. Makes six servings.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Economical Meals

HAM SHANK, a thrifty cut
to begin with, does a double
turn when you plan an oven
meal-in-one dish with vegetables
one day. and a split pea soup
using the broth the next day.
Carrots, turnips; potatoes, on
ions are excellent companions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Eric the Great
At Edgewater

AS INDICATED by the crowds,
Erie the Great, who is now putting
on the free act twice each eve
nng at New Edgewater Anus
ment Park, is proving the SenSa7
ton of the season among Detroit
open air amusement seekers. Eric
performs free hand-StandS, iron
Jaw stunts and numerous other
difficult featS ar the top OF a
Swaying pole more than 200 feet
above The ground. He will remain
at the park through Sunday, Au-
gust %. A
Opening on Monday evening,
August "a, will be a world famous
riSley act. known as The Four
A riSley act, il should be
explained, is an act wherein two
of the troupe toss each
other back and forth and up in
the air solely by means Of their
feet, causing them TO do somer-
Saults and twists.
The Jansleys are rated as one
of the two finest acts of its kind
They will play at Edgewater
through Labor Day, September z
Ed Johnson's great marionette
review, now playing in the FroliX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Beauty Finals
At Beach
August %

JUDGES WILL be faced with a
difficult decision az jefferson
Beach ON Saturday night. August
%. when they select Miss Michi-
gan 1912" Their problem VIII DC
tWo-fold: 20 choose The very best
from among the scores of talented
and pretty girls who viii compete
in The finals and 70 choose a girl
who will uphold the standard
which Michigan has set in previous
wears AZ the national Miss America
finals in Atlantic City For IN the
past few years, our state has had
one Miss America: one runnCkIp
for the title. and last years con-
teStant. Gerry MarcouN. IS now
Miss United States Navy
ANY girl living in Michigan who
viii be between the ages OF is
and IS on September 7, who has
not been married. and who IS a
United States citizen, is eligible
for the contest.
Talent is as necessary a require
ment as beauty. for the judging Is
scored equally on four points; good
health: charm. personality and
carriage in evening clothes; talent
suitable for stage, screen or radio;
and loneliness Of face and figure.
Entries are still being accepted
az the park office and at $40 Free
Press Building. and all girls who
qualify are urged 10 hurry in with
their applications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Gardens, Is featuring a puppet
acrobatic act. in which two mar
ionetteS perform a tumbling act
that is as difficult as those per-
formed by humans. There is also
a Hawaiian hula dancer, and a
clown who eats and drinks.
Another feature that is drawing
much attention this year is the
Friday evening roller skate dance
class in the open air rink.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

ALTHOUGH THERE arc at
least a dozen hiC fires in Henry
Aidrich. Editor. which stars
Jimmy Lydon in the title role. no
matches are seen during the whole
adventure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Studies Spanish

RAY -AIILLAND, starring with
Ginger Rogers in THE Major and
the Minor" studies Spanish and
goes TO Mexico between each pic
ture TO get in real-life practice.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Los japoneses armenian la preston en-
ell centro de las lineas de Macarthur
Toxic dice que sus tropas penetraron
va en- Singapore.
La aviacion nipona domino ell aire

que las unidades inglesas ha-
cen una formidable resisten-
cha. Singapore tiene una ex-
tension de varias millas. Los
aviones japoneses no encuen-
tran resistencia y vuela a po-
ca altUra.
Buques aliados entran y sa-
len en- la bahia, transportando
mujeres y ninos.
Admite Londres que la cal
da de Singapore "parece inmi
n%ente;" pero que las tropas a
liadas contin1an resistiendo.
Tres columns niponas rea-
lizan ell ataque.
Varios incendios, product
dos por las bombas, son COM
batidos por la policia y ell ele.
mento civil.
La aviaci6n japonesa domi .
ma ell aire.
Algunos aparatos ingleses,
sin embargo, ocasionan danos
al enemigo, bombardeando las
posiciones de sus tropas. Cast
todas las maquinas aliadas
son antiguas e interiors; a las
de los japoneses.
Las baterias antia6reas ST.
guen funcionando pero los ae
roplanos enemigos vuelan por
encima de la ciudad.
Tn contraataque Sc lanz6
hoy por. los sitiados.
va Sc ha empezado a des-
truir TODD 10 que pudiera tener
algdn vslor para los invaso.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Mosc1, Feb. 11.-DespueS
de cinco meses de cerco, Le-
ningrado contin1a l~ibrandose,
paulatinamente, de la preston
del ejercito aleman. Con ell E.
jercito russo ha colaborado, en-
la defensa de la segunda ciu-
dad del Soviet, la escuadra
Roja. Cast dariamente Sc lie
destruyen a los alemanes fuer
ties y cajas de pildoras. Ell dia
l de febrero Sc les destruye-
ron 70, ell dia a de febrero,
dieciseis, y ell dia 5, 81.
Con ell apoyo de la artille-
Tia, tanques y caballeria, Ia
infanteria rusa Sc abre paso a
traves del bloqueo.
La Union Soviet sigue otor-
gando honores entire los defen
sores de LeningradO. A la Pri-
mera Escuela de Infanteria Sc
lie concedi6 la orden del Pabe-
Hon Rojo.
Ell pueblo, la poblaci6n CT
vii, resisti6 durante ell sitio
mas de 1000 ataqueS hechos
por la aviaci6n enemiga. To-
da la ciudad fue movilizada
para la defensa y Sc estable-
cieron estrictas medidas para
economizar where's, combusti-
bles Y materiales. Gran hume
70 de talleres trabajan y ia
brican armamentos y municio-
mes. Numerosos tanQues son
reparados.
La defensa de Leningrado
es ahora mas facil porque ell
ejercito russo tiene en- sus ma
nos a Tikhvin, Volkhov y Vol
En- I'm tempo los ale
names atacaron con 20 divi-
stones. Hitler perdi6 mas de
1000 de sus soldados y mi
les de tanques y otros vehicu-
los.
Dentro de Leningrado, ape
sar de las privaciones y dure-
zas, e Institute de Medicina
Experimental mantuvo y man.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Washington, Feb. 11..-Las
tropas reforzadas de los inva-
sores japoneses preparan nue.
vos ataques contra las fuerzas
que manda ell general MacAr-
thur. En- los 1ltimos dias, los
combates en- la peninsula de
Batan han sido de menor in
tensidad.
La estrategia japonesa con-
siste en- abrumar, por la fuer-
"a del ndmero, al ejercito fl
lipino-norteamericano.
FL mando japones aumenta
la preston en- ell sector del cen
tro; pero los ataques contra
los flancos no disminuyen.
Los prisioneros hechos a los
JaponeSeS eXpreSan un gran
respeto por la artilleria anne
ricana. Ell fuego "les hace per
der la cabeza," aurdiendolos.
Aviones de caza americanos
derribaron aver siete aparatos
japoneses, con la perdida de
uno. La situaci6n para las fuer
zas de Macarthur es desespe-
rada. FL presidente Roosevelt
eNplic6 aver que el valor de Ia
campaha de las Filipinas con-
siste en- prolongar la resisten-
cia, ocasionando ell enemigo
numerosas bajas y perdida de
material.
Toxic informa por la Radio
que sus tropas entraron hoy, a
las 8 de la mahana, en- Ell Area
de Ia ciudad de Singapore y
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Las tropas rusas y la escuadra siguen
~colaborando en- ell frente de Leningrado
Manda Ia caballeria ell teniente general Guseff,
Nueva Sinfonia del notable composition
Boris Asafieff

tiene suS importanteS labores
Trabajan en- ell Institute los
profesores Yagnoff Y Dolinof
siguiendo las lineas del DR.
Pavloff. Actualmente verifi-
can experiments sobre ell e
fecto de la altura en- ell orga,
niSmo humane. Con la ayuda
de perros Sc hacen eStudios Sc
bre la epilepsia.
Boris Asafieff, ell notable
compositor, que rehus6 salir
de la ciudad durante ell sitio,
ACADIA de terminar una sinfo-
mia a la Patria. Durante ell
bombardeo las escuelas publ
cas- funcionaron en- lugareS
subterraneos.
Una nueva y amplia cuha,
por debajo de Leningrado, sc
mantiene con ell apoyo de la
caballeria y la infanteria lie
gada de la Siberia, los monies
Urales Y ell Caucaso. Ell nue.
vo esfuerzO, que sera intensi-
ficado, tiende a destruir 10
que resta del cerco enemigo.
Los nazis perdieron aver II
a~paratos y II la aviaci6n ru-
sa.
Manda la caballeria en- la
penetration hecha eel t%eniente
general X. M. Guseff.
la artilleria alemana, en- ell
frente russo, ha cesado de ser
un factor. Mas ALA de Kali
min Sc combate hoy con reno
vada energia.
Fotografias publicadas por
los diarios sovi6ticos revelan
que ell ejercito russo opera mas
ALA del rio Volkhov, en- la re-
taguardia del enemigo. AL SUI
roeste de Kharkov, en- la u
krania, fu6 destruido un des-
tacamento de esquiadores ru-
manos. BESIDE este frente in
forma ell coronel G.. Nadyseff
que la artilleria alemana va
no es un factor vital.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Ell CLUB ClVITAN NOM
BRO AVER AL ALCALDE
CHANCEY
Sc le Entreg6 Ell Diploma de
C%iudaddRO MGS DeStdcddO
del dHO 1871

En- un almuerzo efectuado a
yer en- un hotel local, ell club CT
vitan, de Tampa, entreg6 al Sr
r. E. l.. Chancey, alcalde dt
Tampa, ell diploma de ciudada
no mas destacado de 1941, pol
su labor civica.
Hizo entrega del diploma, cor
con elocuenltes palabras, ell Sr
E. D. Lambright, ell quito editor
del excelente diario ''Tamps
Morning Tribune.
Cit6 Lambright las mejora:
hechas en- Tampa, en- los ulti
mos amos, muchas de elias debi
das, en- parte principalfsima, ;
la labor tesonera del alcalde.
Mr.. Clancy agradeci6 ell no.
nor y dijo que la Obra realiza.
da Sc debia a la cooperation ds
da a su administration por los
ciudadanos de Tampa.
A la Sra. Chancey, la simpa-
tica y amable DANA, Sc lie entire
go un bouquet de flores.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Illegal LA
DE LOS Sc
cos DE ESPIRITU

FL Tribunal Supreme del Es-
tadc, con una claridad que to.
dos esparaIbamos, decide aver
que la prohibition por districts
establecida en- Tampa por vo-
luntad de los senores ministries
es Illegal, por cuanto Sc hizo la
por cuanlto Sc hizo la election en-
election en- toda la ciudad y eI
pueblo resolvi6 m~antener los
derechos individuales.
Cuano la ciudad vote ell dfa A
de noviembre en- contra de la
"sequia", segGn Ell alto tribu-
nal, mat6 la ordenanza que los
sehores ediles habian somstido
a la consideration de los cleo
torres.
La sentencia qulere deer
cue podran seguir vendiendo
bebidas alcohdlicas los barrios
de Hyde Park, Seminole y Ga
ry.
Sc someti6 la ordenanza como
una proposition conjunta y CO.
mo tai fue d~errotada.
Habia opinado en- favor de la
"seguedad" en- les Districts 0
barrios, apesar del criterio de
Ia mayoria, Ell juez Sander, de
Ia corte del circuito, a quien Sc
consult6 en- primera instancia.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

cedores de Tampa, graciosamer
te Sc lie abonaron eStas cantida,
des:
Mario 8, de 1871, para Mr.
Williams: $500 (malangas)
Mario 8, de- 1911, para Mr.
Williams: S225.OO (boniatos).
Abril, sin fecha, para Mr.. Wi.
lliams: $4,000 (guayos).
Mayo A, de 1941, para, Mr.
Williams: $4,000 (toletes).
Hizo su zafra en- Tampa, er
1941, Y ahora, en- 1912, desea
iniciarla en- Jacksonville.
Ell p~residente Barcena lie dijc
a Marianito que 81 los compane.
ros del king Edward" necesi.
tan ayuda, que hagan la petit
ci6n al Consultivo, directamen.
tie, y no por medic de particu'
lares.
Cuando recibamos una peti.
ci6n directa entonceS Sc hara Il
que sea legal y NADIA mas.
IVolveran por la "picada"?
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
PFRECTO EN- UN ACCIDEN-
TIE Ell JOVEN GENE Pc
PEI

Hoy por la mahan, en- un des-
gracia5o accidente, perdi6 la
vida ell jovan Gene Perez, de 10
amos, vecino del 301 Gale Fern
al este, enpleado del hotel Tam
pa Trace.
BESIDE el tercer piso Sc cayo
Dor la "abertura" del elevator,
que no tenia puerta de seguri-
dad.
Llevaba seis meses en- el no
tel Y era muy querido, Murio
acknowledgements,