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NOTICE TO DEALERS
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee, Florida
October 26. 1912
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

Sealed bidssw be received at this
office until 1890 A. NJ. (E.W.T) on
the 9Th day of November, 1912, for
furnishing the following material:
Federal Aid Secondary Project
No. SN-U-FAS TS-B %, Operat-
ing No. $3.50, Road No. "A, Mon
roe County, for Portland Cement.
Prices are desired for the ma
terial delivered in railroad cars
at Miami, Florida, with trans
portation chaFgeeT fully prepaid.
All waterfalls no be in accord
ance with the qualifications and !.
Special PROVISIONS of the state
Road Department? n
A certified check in amount of 5
per cent of bid, made payable to the
Chairman of the State Road Depart
ment, with the necessary State
Documentary Stamps attached, must
accompany each bid All certified
checks shall be certified within Is
days of the date for receiving bids.
Cashiers checks will not be accepted.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to execute contract and bond.
This project has been assigned a
priority preference rating of All
for obtaining critical materials.
Bid blanks will be furnished TO
dealers upon application to the
Secretary of the State Road De-
partment, Tallahassee, Florida Bids
will not be recognized unless sub
mitted on such bid blanks.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT OF
Thos. A Johnson, Chairman.
j. II, Bowling, State Highway En-
sineer. oct30; nove, 1912
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wAwAwAwzN ~ 49,
CONCERNING NAME
FOR NEW STADIUM

The past Saturday. Mrs.
Ray Elwood. GOT Ashe street.
submitted a list of names for
the new Municipal Sports
Stadium to The Citizen.
was published in that
days edition. 1e5i
2gEvidently. Mrs. Elwood
= was not. aware of the fact
that the names should have
been sent to the WPA
Recreation Office in the
Monroe County Courthouse.
clio Mrs. Eva B. Warner. SUI
pervisor.
In story appearing in
Wednesdays issue of The
Citizen from the Stadium
Committee. this group. which
is conducting a contest for
naming the stadium. stated:
However, through mis-
understanding or other
wise, not one citizen has
yet come forth with a sug-
gested name"
In other words. to clarity
the situation. The Citizen has
nothing to do with the con-
test that is being conducted
by the committee. Evidently
Mrs. ,Elwood was under the
impression that the names
si1ouId have been submitted
TO The Citizen. when they
should have been sent to the.
Recreation Office as stated
above. ga I'D ,
Mrs. Elwoods wife of Con-
stable Raw Elwood. placed
first in the contest to name
the new housing project just
off Flagler Avenue. Poinciana
Place. the name selected by
the Key West Housing Au-
thoritY. was among the sug-
qestions submitted by Mrs.
Elwood.
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Classified Column

ADVERTISEMENTS under ais
head win be inserted II Ths
Citizen at the rate Of cne-cEzt
tlcl q word for each insertion.
but the nnintnurn for the frx4
insertion In every instance Is
twenty-five cents TzScl.
Advertisers Should give their
/ street address aS well Is fhei-
Telephone number IL they de-
xxre results.
Peymenf nor classified i'd
vertisements Is invariably n
advance. but regular a5vertis-
ers with ledger accounts may
have their advsrtisensnts
charged
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. WE MET WITH
STADIUM COMMITTEE

At the City Hall Wednesday
night, a very enthusiastic meet
= ing was held by the Key West
Stadium Committee.
. Those present were:
Chairman Gerald Saunders,
- City Attorney T. S. Caro-, ]. M.
d" -Varela, Roy Hamlin, Rogelio
Gomez, Secretary Eva Warner,
]. A. Mendoza, William Gates, ].
Carbonell, j. Barcelo, Geo. Dean
and Peter Aguilar.
-. Mr.. Gomez and the committee
= discussed conditions in which Mr.
2 Gomez will build a fence around
< the proposed stadium.
Mr.. Gomez declared that he
will have the fence up when the
playing field is ready.
City Attorney Caro- is to draw
-~up legal document in which
the conditions agreed between
e MIR. Gomez and the committee
are to be listed. The document
must meet the approval of both
parties.
The conditions agreed upon
last night were that Mr.. Gomez
will. build a fence around the
i stadium as stipulated on dia-
grams and in exchange he will
receive a 10-year lease on all
concessions. The fence will cost
approximately $4,000
William Gates, baseball player
rand manager, and Pedro Peter)
Aguilar, sports writer, were voted
-sinto membership of the commit
tee
Mr.. Gates will assist Mr.. Ham
lin on the field and Mr.. Aguilar
will handle the publicity.
Mr.. Gates addressed the COM
.,mittee and thanked the members
for taking him in as one of them.
He offered some very helpful
= suggestions due to his long ex-
perience in athletics and in or
gained baseball He gave the
committee a number of diagrams
he has for baseball fields.
George Dean, representing the
colored poulation of Key West,
was heartily in favor of the move
Sment to build stadium and
claims the colored people will
help all they can. He offered
his services to the committee.
90 Mr.. Saunders outlined a vic
tory drive he has in mind and
will start next week. He will
give a series of lectures at the
High School and expects the
students to cooperate in the
drive to raise funds
Dean was named representative
for the colored section in the
drive.
Cleaning of the field on Flag
Ter Avenue will start today. Fill
us to be dumped there.
The last Tag Day staged by
the committee Melted $4,000.
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PIPEFITTERS ACCEPT
CHALLENGE MADE BY
ADMINISTRATION TEN

The challenge issued by the
Administration softball team of
the Naval Operating Base here
to the winners of the Pipefitter-
Machinist series has been accept
ed by the Champion Pipefitters.
The clubs win clash Monday
afternoon at the Navy Field.
The Machinists will take on
the Administration boys We'd
nesday.
Both games will start at 5
p. m.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious name
of Egyptian Bazaar. $40 Duval
street, Key West, Florida, intends
to register the said fictitious name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Monroe County, Florida.
AYASH SAVANNAH.
oct30; nov6-13-20-27,I 1912
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BY AGUILAR

DdSeDalI history IN hey west.
In our last column we covered
the greater part of 1885.
On November 3 of that year
the Acevedo Stars defeated the
Dean Stars, 11-3.
Score: r. H. E..
Dean Stars 1O2 900 600 7 0
Acevedos SOB Dol 11x-11 IA 7
Fisher and Mcintosh; Bethel,
M. Griffin and c. Griffin.
On November II, Acevedo
Stars went down in defeat at
the hands of the Dean Stars, 5
ito 3.
Score: r. H. E..
Acevedos = 100 002 0OO-3 8 2
Dean Stars 900 101 3Ox-5 II 4
J. Casa, Salinero, Bethel and
Griffin; E. Smith and r. Sands.
On November 10, the New
Pines succumbed to the Dean
Stars, 2-8.
Score: r. H. E..
New Pines DOL 900 1902 5 S
Dean Stars 121 100 12x-8 IL 3
Sanchez and M. Esquinaldo;
Hannah and Butler.
On November a25, the Bakers
downed the Firemen, 7-3.
Bethel and M. Acevedo: Sal
nero, P. Carbonelll Vidal and
Gabriel Garcia.
On December %, the Water
works Cats and the Sewer Rats
played a baseball game at Navy
Field. J. Garcia and Gabriel
Garcia starred at bat for the
Rats, each hitting a homer and
two singles.
Score: R. H. E,
Cats .-------------------------------- 4 5 4
Rats ----------.----------------- IL 2
E. Rodriguez, j. Carbonell and
ID Lopez; Molina and o. Cara
ballo.
On December 90, 1885, the
Sewer Rats won over the Cuban,
Club by an 11-8 score. - - - 8 :
The lineups were: yvw
Rats-O. Caraballo, C; M. Va
rela, p; Barcelo, 1b;. G. Garcia,
2b; A. Castro, 3b; Aee44t9o, IS;
j. Garcia Molina and F. Cara
ballo, D. Garcia and Gonzalez,
outfielders.
Cubn Club-Esquinaldo, C; NJ.
Sanchez, p; Alfonso, 1b; E. Og-
den, 2b: A. Moreno, 2b; Garcia,
3b; Bazo, SIS; Orta, Davila, Her.
nandez and Lopez, outfielders.
Score: R. H. E..
Rats ----------------------- IL II 2
Sanchez and Moreno, Varela;
10. Caraballo and A. Acevedo.
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LEG A L 5
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELEC1ION
To the Sheriff of Monroe County, OF
the State of Florida:
Be it known, That I. r. A. Gray,
Secretary of State of the State of
Florida, do hereby give notice that a
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in Monroe County, State
of Florida, on Tuesday next sue
ceeding the first Monday in Noyem-
Der, A. D. 1912, the said Tuesday be-
ing the
Third Day of November
For Representative in Congress,
State of Florida at large, in the
Seventy-eigh Congress OF the
United States.
For Representative of the Fourth
Congressional District of the state
of Florida, in the Seventy eighth
Congress of the United States.
For Three Justices of the Supreme
Court of the State of Florida.
For Two Railroad Commissioners
of the State of Florida. d
For State Senator for twenty
Fourth Senatorial District OF the
State of Florida.
For One Member of the House of
Representatives of the State of Flor
ida. = . 3
For Tax Collector.
For Five County Commissioners.
For Two Members of the County
Board of Public Instruction.
In Testimony Whereof. L have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal of the State of Flor
ida. at Tallahassee, the Capital, this
the first day of September, A. ID.
1912.
(SEAL) r. A. GRAY,
Secretary OF State.
sept4-11-1S-25; oct2-9-16-23-30 80. 1912
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TO BE CONTINUED
FAMILY AFFAIR

PHILADELPHIA. - Three :
feurths of all u. S. farm labor is
made up of the farmers and their
families.
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lima, with less than 5000, has
fewer foreign-born residents than
any other state in the Union.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Observation taken at $50 a. M.
E.W.T. City Office
Temperatures
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. S-395
|ROGELIO VARGAS,
Plaintiff,
We DIVORCE.
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Key WEST

KEY WEST
BASEBALL REVIEW
; We continue our review of
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AFl LUOISoE FNINNI<NhJi
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO MARY LOUISE VARGAS
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
1t is hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the 18th day of
December, 1912, before the above
entitled court to the Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the
above entitled cause, and The Key
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this or
der shall be published once week
for four (4 consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Arthur
Gomez as one of the Judges of this
Ceart and the Seal of this Court in
the City -efyKey West, Monroe ~Coun-
ty,- Florida. this 22nd day of Octo-
.ber 1912.
s(SEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County,
Florida. a.
BY: tSd.) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
oct23-30; nov6-13, 1912
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On November e25, the Bakers
downed the Fremen, 7-3.
Bethel and NJ. Acevedo: Sal
nero, P. Carbonelll Vidal and
Gabriel Garcia.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
FRENTE A LAS COSTAS DE
CAROLINA DEL r FUE
N D OTRO VAPOR
TANQUE

Washington, Enero ia
yer domingo, frente a las cos
tas de Carolina del Norte, Ell
vapor tanque americana al
en- Jackson" de la compania
Standard OF, fue hundido
por un submarine enemigo,
que lie lanz6 varios t%orpedos.
En- los circulos navales Sc cree
que ell barco agresor es de ban
dera alemana.
Tres de los tripulantes mu-
rieron y 10, incluyendo Ell ca
pitan, fueron desembarcados
hoy en- Norfolk, Va.
Seis de los recogidos Sc ha-
Han en- grave estado.
Los torpedos incendiaron y
hundieron Ell vapor en- cinco
minutes.
FL sumergible no trat6 de
.rescatar a los supervivientes,
que luchaban con ell mar y Ell
petroleo incendiado,
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
BATIDOS LOS NIPONES EN-
LA ISLA LUZON
Los japoneses estan usando
gases venenocos en- China

Washington, Enero 19.-La
Secretaria de la Guerra infor
ma que desde que las fuerzas
f"ilipino-americanas rechaza-
ron ell 1timo ataque japones,
las operaciones militares en- Lu
ION Sc han reducido a 10 que
ell mando califica de natura-
leza irregular. Las patrullas
de vigilancia de los nipones
han mostrado actividad Y es-
caramuzas indecisivas Sc han
verificado en- las 1ltimas "a
horas. La aviaci6n enemiga
realiza frecuentes vuelos de re
conocimiento. Los filipinos, en-
las areas ocupadas, fueron pri
vados de sus medios de trans
porte. Muchos campesinos han
sido arroajdos de sus fincas y
agrupados en- companies de
labor. Los japoneses Sc apode
raron y a de las cosechas y de
los where's encontrados en- los
establecimientos de los filipi-
nos.
Una nota Official china, da-
da hoy en- Chungking, informa
que los japoneses, en- 81 deses
peraci6n, recurrieron a los ga
SEES venenosos antes de que fue
ra rechazado un ataque hecho
por ellos contra las p~osiciones
republicans chinas, al norte
de Kinglien, en- la orilla oeste
del rio Han. En- las r%ecientes
operaciones al norte de Kiang
81, ell enemigo sufri6 mas de
5000 bajas y sc lie hicieron mu
chos prisioneros. Figura entire
los capturados un comandante
de brigade.
Apesar de haber usado los
gases, los nipones Sc retiraron
preeipitadamsnte,
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
VISITO Ell SIR. MALLO LOS
DE LAS So
CIEDADES CENTRIC ES-
PANOL Y CENTRIC ASTU-
RIANO

Accompanied por una conf
sion de la Junta de Cultura,
ell professor espanol Jer6nimo
Mallo, del Colegio Southern,
visit6 aver ell edificio del Cen
tro Espanol, en- Ybor; ell sana
torio del Centre, en- ell Bay
shore Boulevard, y ell sanato-
rio del Centre Asturiano.
Su Ultima vista fue para la
logia Caballeros Leales de
America.
Suponemos que en- otra oca
sion Sc lie llevara a las socieda-
des Circulo Cubano e Unione
Italiana, que durante la que
ira de Espana dieron admira-
bles ejemlplos de antifascikt
mo.
Ell viernes, en- ell Centre As
turiano, ell DR.. Mallo dictara
una conferencia con ell tema:
La Tragedia y la Esperanto
de los dem6cratas espanoles."
Sc ha invitado para que OF
ga la conferencia al DR.. Judd
M. Spivey, p~residente del Sou
thern College.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
EMPEZO HOY EN- WINTER
HAVEN Ell FESTIVAL DE
LA MARIANA

Comenz6 hoy en- Winter Ha-
ven la bella ciudad, a SO millas
de Tampa, ell Festival annual de
la Naranja. Las puertas de la
Feria Sc abrieron a las IL de la
manana Y permaneceran abier-
tas durante varios dias.
La parada annual ha sido can
celada; pero ell reinado Sc 10
disputaran % lindas mucha-
chas. Las candidates a reina
son.: Ruth Parker y Betty 10
Lodwisk, de Leesburg; Ivonne
Hall, de Lakeland; Rachel Rey
nolds, de Ocala; Jane Roth, de
Tampa; Vita Petersen y Mary
Ruth King, Lake Wales; Eloisa
Zajieck, Berda Harrell y Paul
inc Albritton, Bowling Green;
Ann Robinson Lipscomb, Bar
tow: Eva Dyer, Palsltka; Joyce
Beard, Tampa, y de Winter Ha
ven, Sara Jane Mcdowell, Bar
Fhara Chambliss, Pat, Hender-
son., Marjorie Hedrick, Alice
Bryan, Kathleen Turner, Mar
tina Mitchell, Lillian Wall y Kay
Hamilton.
La ceremonial de coronation
de la nueva reina, Sc verificara
el microbes, en- ell Anfiteatro.
Actuara de maestro de ceremo-
Mas ell comisionado de agricul-
tura, Sr. Mayo.
Presentara sus nuevos y va
liosos espectaculos, como 10 ha-
r en- Tampa, la Royal American
Shows.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
ESCASEZ DE AZUCAR, Ora
SAS Y ACEITES

Washington enero l9.-'E.
secr6tario de agriculture Wick.
ard pronustic6 hoy que para fl
mes del presente aho ell pals SUI
frira por la escasez de azdcar
mantequilla y aceites.
"Debemos prepararnos para
apretar ell cintur6n. La situa.
ci6n del azGcar es quiza la mas
c%ritica, segdn ell secretario, J
recomienda Sc usen tales endul.
zantes como siropes y miel.
"Tenemos mas abundancia
de alimentos, en- mano, que ia.
mas hamos tenido en- esta 6poca
del aho. Tenemos grandes resei
va de carne, leche, huevos, gra
nos vegetables. etc, pero la esca
seq del azGcar es probable, ~
solo por la elimination del qut
Sc traia del Pacifico, sino por Ia
necesidad de- compartir el que
fenemos con las Naciones Uni.
das.
"Alg1n az1car, de la zafra dc
uba, Sc uilizara para hacer al
cohol industrial. Pudiera ayudai
a la siuaci6n, ell aumeno de Ia
production en- Cuba y la Anne
RIGA Cenral."
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Ell trabajo subterraneo de La Falange
Los Falangistas ayudan ell Eje en- la
America del Sur

Los falangistas poseen gran
des oportunidades para rendir
muy titles servicios a sus pa
tronoS totalitarios.
Ell principal argumento de la
Falanga en- la America del Sur
es que Alemania es una gran ba
rrera en- Eurpa contra Is So
viets, y que 81 Hitler es derro-
tado, ell comunismo inevitable
mente entrara en- possession de to
dos los paises del mundo.
Efect0 en- los Cdt6lic0s
Ell caradter fuertemente ca
t6lico de la Falange Espanola
la capacita, mas todavia, para
hstoer sentir SUI Influenza en-
los circulos de los cat6licos IRE
ductibles.
Seria una equivocaci6n supo-
ner que todos los espaholes en-
este continente son falangistas.
La mayor parte de los inmi-
grantees pertenecen a la clase
trabajadora y, por ende, son an
ti+falangistas y republioanos4
La mayor parte de los inmi-
grantees pueden ser ahora des-
criptos, en- conjunto, como inte-
lectuales y tambien recalcitran-
ties opuestos a Franco.
Els entire las classes media Y
alta que la Falange cuenta la
mayor parte de sus reclutas.
En- la Argentina, por deere
to de mayo Is de 1889, las acti-
vidades de todas las organiza-
clones extranjeras quedaron
restringidas Y medidas simila-
res fueron tornadas en- otros PAT
SEES de la America del Sur. A
parte de este, ning1n esfuerzo
Sc hizo para contener a la Fa-
lange.
ST ell general Francisco Fran
co, ell DICTATOR espanol, sc re
suelve a poner definitiva y off
cialmente de parte de Alema-
MIA, la mayor parte de la Anne
RIGA del Sur sufrira una severa
crisis spiritual. Muchas per-
sonas, quizas algunos gobernan
ties con ell viejo pals y su .leal-
tad a los mas recientes doses,
tales como Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Buenos Aires, Enero 19.-Es
digno de msnci6n ell hecho de
que Sc conceda tan poca aten-
ci6n a la Falange Espanola en-
todaS las Investigations que de
tempo en- tempo Sc hacen en-
Ia America del Sur con ell fin
tie deScubrir las actividades ac-
hlales o potencialeS de los enc
migos de Estados Unidos. Los
Falangista, a diferencia de los
alemanes, italianos y japoneses,
no son faciles de diStinguir de
los ciudadanos de los paises en-
los cuales viven, Y en- este heoho
3escansa su habilidad para rem
dir TITLES servicios a Sus amigos
del Ele. Los j%aponeses, alema-
mes e italianos forman grupos
saparados y faciles de diStin-
guir, no importa en- que pals de
la America Latina esten resi-
diendo; sus actividades, por 10
tanto, pueden ser mas facilmen
te deSclbiertas Y combatidas.
Los Falasrgistas, sin embargo,
Sc han tejido a 81 mismos en- ell
modo de vida de la America
del Sur hasta tai punto que las
medidas defensivas contra ellos
SON dificiles Y quiza imposibles.
TrabGjo de AgenteS
La function reservada a los
Falangistas, por quienquiera
que sea responsible del planea-
miento de las adtividades de la
Quinta Columna en- este CONT
nente, parece ser la de ligaZ6n
entire los poderes de Eje y los
circulos directories en- los paises
de idioma egpahol. Brasil, co-
lonizada por los portuguesos,
es exceptuada. La Falange, por
tanto, NADIA tiene que yer con
los mas anunciados y amplios
peligros de la Quinta Columna,
tales como espionaje, SABOTAGE,
fomentar la inItranquilidad y
el descontento contra los Ala
dos; pero permanece d~iscretaA
menlte detras de la escena, til
rando de los alambres ~secretos
que puedan influenciar las de-
eisiones en- los mas altos circu-
los.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
LAS ELECCIONES EN- Ell
ENTRO ASTURIAN0
Reelect0S Los BuenoS Amigos
Consoles y Alfonso

Sc efectuaron aver eleccioneS
en- ell Centre ASturiano, sin opo-
sicion, siendo rselectos presi-
dente y segundo vicepreSioente
les conocidos j6venes Jose A.
Gonzalez Y Manuel Alfonso,
La reelection, como tesorero,
recay6 en- Prudencio Gonzalez.
VocaleS electoS por dos amos
Jose Gonzalez Falcon, Aurelio
Cohalla, Jose Lopez Vega, Can
dido Corrales, Jose G. Azpiazu,
Jose M~arinas, Luis Jimenez,
Angelo L.. Greco, Cele 5tino r..
Fernando, Roberto Perez, Ma
nuel Foedo, Gonzalo Rodriguez,
Ramon M. Carries, Manuel Ca
ser, Martin c. Gonzalez, Jose
e. Alvarez, Jose Campoamor,
Jr., Luis Benito, Belarmino Al
warez, Alfonso Salgueiro, An
gel G. Suarez, Manuel Vega, &c
lestino +. Suarez, CeleStino
Gonzalez, Fernando Fernandez
Eduardo Vega, Felix Pelaez,
Fernando Toribio, Luciano f..
Garcia Y Garcia. Por un ano, pa
ia cubrir vacantes: Manuel
Fernandez, Jose Rodriguez, En-
rique Gomez, Jose Miranda,
Bernardo Feliz, Antonio Espi-
nosa, Jose M. Llano y Ramon
Longo.
La primera vicepresidencia,
ejercida actualmente por el jo-
ven Tony Garcia, sera sacada a
election ell ano que viene.
Continuan en- Ell directorate,
por no cumplirse su periodic
hasta ell ano pr6ximo, los Sres.
Francisco Tamargo, Alvaro
Busto, Jose Sanchez, Frank
Fleitas, Jose Corro, Roberto
Calvet, Gimeno Menendez, Ma
nuel Arduengo Luis Gonzalez,
Jose f. Prieto, Antonio Lopez,
Joaquin Sierra, Ovidio Fernan
DEE, Pedro Platas, Laureano To
rres, jr., Jose F. Alvarez, Ale
jandro Garcia, Belarmino LA
no, Luis Martinez, JESUS Gas
tro, Jose NJ. Fernandez y Justo
Fulgueira.
Grandes exitos deseamos a
los directories reelectos, en- be-
neficio del Centre y de la comu-
nidad latina.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
HIRIO GRAVEMENTE A SU
MUJER Ell JOVEN LEE
AL perder ell trabajo, la espo-
sa lie dijo que ella Sc habia
equivocado

Cerca del puente de la ca
lie de Cass, en- la manana de
aver, Edward Earle Lee, de q
amos, despedido capataz de la
fabrica Canada Dry Bottling
Co., hiri6 gravemente a su es-
posa, Madge Collier Lee, We
Gina de la casa numero log
de la aenidav East Ross, con
la cual contrajo matrimonio
hace dos semanas.
La mujer, secretaria de la
ccmpania, Itiene % amos y re.
cibi6 dos heridas graves, una
en- ell abdomen y otra en- la
parite p~osterior de la cabeza.
Lee declare a la polIcia que
cast habia perdido la raz6n,
distrayendose a cada paso,
cuando su mujer lie di6o ell jue
yes, por haber perdido Ell su
.puesto, que ella Sc habia equi-
vocado al casarse.
Ell hombre compr6 una pis-
tola calibre 25, con la inten-
ci0n de suicidarSe, pero 81 mu
jer Sc la quito, ell sabado, y la
trio en- un solar yermo de la
Gale Franklin. Luego de PEN
sarlo bien, recogi6 de nuevo
Ell anna.
al agree ria, no me di
cuenta de 10 que hacia. Yo no
tenia intenci6n de matarla o
herirla.."
Ell 'hombre tenia ell PROPOSE
to de trasladarse a West Palm
Beach, donde tiene amigos, en-
busca de trabajo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

mo pertenece Ell conldado de
Monroe a la Florida?
iPor que Sc juega dascarada-
mentte en- Cayo Hueso y estan
cerrados los garitos de Miami?
iPor que Sc apunta a la boz
lita plblicamente, en- Key West
V Sc hace de "ocultis' en- Tam
pa?
Sera 81 condestable Graves la
Gnica victima de la "limpieza"
en- FL condado de Hillsborough?
Sc apunta a la bolita, Sc apun
ia al "pajarito", Sc apunta a los
Hterminales" de Ia loteria de
Cuba. y Graves no 6 condos
table.
icon raz6n Sc nos califica de
Thip6critas...!