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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

SEATTLE = frankie Guenther,
Northwest Golden Gloves light
heavyweight champion and for
mer University of Idaho boxer,
opened his professional career last
night with a close six-round de-
cision over Lefty Abbott OF
Bellingham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Local Bowling News

Coliseum lanes Ralston rolled 100
for high game and Hsassn registered
OF for high ssries
The iearue leading office team
romped off with three more
points AZ the expense Of the Cuiis.
with Haagen's bif series playing
an important part In the victory
for the Offieemen.
Veneer Spreaders won three from
Pea shooters. stream LINERS won four
from Outlaws, shippers won four
nom setups and Patohers took -four
Al Larson rolled iss for one Of the
high singles Kari Miller registered
1888. Arnold Ketter iae for other high
sineles Best totals we're I'll Shfr-
man sos A. Lesser eos. ana Arnold
TOT R>AMEsT DATES SIT
tournaments listed for downtown
alleys include the Coliseum CONNER
cial meet which Ia scheduled for
March IA and is. This tourney Is =
handicap affair for Coliseum league
teams only and will consist OF team
event. doubles and singles. Entries
n ,h now be made on the chart at
Also listed for March ~ ana
- - the first annual double. and
singles tournament of the Bfoad-
way alleys for broadway pinmsn
onl, The team event was re-
.sh'is stared and the Crafts Of
inc sportsmen league won the
Team championship. Rules for
me doubles and singles have
mem Drawn up and the broadway
nehefs NAV nov reserve their
places on the tournament sohed-
Stlll farther distant. bu, already
hoioinE interest OF all Tacoma bowl.
ers Is The always popular Pot-o-Gold
tournament OF the Broadway aIlgps
Mhich u scheduled for March ri and
~ Entries for this tournament rnay
Ser,hn mace soon. Asnaser Diek Nc
RusToN NrRcHsNr,s Lr.orr
Cleaners 2eia a. W. s<ryiesnnen
ISIS tol high game Joe Edmund
son zzb' high series, Eduundson se7
oflfsmsn 27se ~ W oasmen 25ss
series Harold Olson sss
OddfeDows 25os ca Vs Hardware
1888 %: high game. Walt faster and
t teI frsnks 1873 high series. Larry
Walt Proehlsr topped all oompeti-
Ton in the Ruston singles tourna-
score OF o4s others who placed IN
The prizes were Mona Tuttle o3s. Roy
Murphy ST. oss. l. juicy e2s n. Bow.
man e25, Bill Diesner a24 juicy
go. and Walt Froshler, y HUFF and
W. Ioporke with 62i. Froehler and
HUT TIED fos high single game with
Hilltop League
n ~. Recreation
f1elmen 1857 81 We Hlitmsn 1870
~ High game Rsttks 1876. high
series Dreiiing 4se
Bells 1891 ~ Va. Bns Drivers 22l1
fol. High game " Hsmiin 1876 high
seTiss. III HAmiin $40
Amusemsnt Co 22Oe 90 " Dairy
men 1888 90 High game Boo Bur
man 400. high series. john Smith 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Lean Ray Turner Sets New
Northern Basketball Mark
Idaho Scoring Star Scores Is Points
In Finol Come for Big Total of l92

during the brief rest period. and
the crowd thundcred its applause
WHEN Turner did the trick with =
basket after one minute q the
second half
Hslfume score wAs Oregon 10
idsha rs. snd earls n the second
period the score was tied es-aiL
The hnN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

MOSCOW Russian fnrrss N
ths rkrsins nave advanced
through srms - TIE mest heavily
defended oerman.hsid teuisesy II
within n miles ~ sh~ rain Nan
supply hss< ~ prsrfcr~sros<s.
10 milss scutk~~e a khsfhcv.
sty.tehes fsem the frrct saId
"Wednesday.
Marshall ssmyrn X. Timcahsn-
ko's cavalry and infantry. led ~
sarpsr units. are fighting thesr
way through mile after mile a
mine fssids sewn In TIE muddy.
HACK earth. c1ass On their h>sls
are Soviet tank anlts ard me-
ehanissd srcopa
-Esssvnsnast~s- russus1
A. nsafya Rassa. father
north. where the uermAn 18th
army v sneifeisd . asthcasesl
process ~ sstssmlnsllun" ~as
beinr pursued Reposss fscm
that frunt said that enc Navi~s
unit has killed 1000 Germans and
taken much h~rty Another unit.
sioFmina . Mas strcnahatd.
wtr~d ous mnrs shsr TOO enemy
srncrs and third reported
killing sos
n.ssssss ss~sps s-.essss~A
70 siuhtss tAeAs eeris~t~s~s~s
~ nsarasa nssssa. erewpy-
iss Ga sssp isAsh1tea p>nesA.
,scis1sss go oessnas ses~e0
pasat whSeh tel afees - eavs'
vesistAsss. EsesssaG eAne
paint. ~ neA Amy ssus1
fea asaA ssevusass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Commercials End
Basket Season

This week winds up the seasons
play for the Commercial league.
Week of Monday. March 9. the
Pierce county tourney gets under
way, sponsored jointly by the
school conferred recreation and the
play division of Metropolitan park.
Thursday. March S. the follow
ing games are scheduled for the
gyms at Stadium:
Boys gym = o'clock. Veneer
men VS. Artillery; S o'clock.
Thomies VS.. Fife: Q O'Clock. Laun-
dries vs.. Mckinley Hill. Girls gym
= o'clock South Tacoma vs.
Sumner; S o'clock. Millmen VS.
Sons of Pericles: Q o'clock. B'nai
Birth ". A. c. f.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
MoPFETTs vs.. OAKLAND

felt Field Flyers meet the Golden
State club Of Oakland In the final
round Of the Pacific Association
basketball tournament at Kszsr
pavilion tomorrow night.
The Flyers scored q "a 20 81 win
over San Francisco State last
nlght while Golden State was
beating Chapel Of the OAKS %
10 ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
REDS NEAR MAIN HAZI SUPPLY EASE
Russian Forces in Ukraine
Advance Through EnemYs
Heavily Defended Areas
ENFORCEMENT OF FOE CONTINUES

=. csrw..s. shssr ssppsy l'rss
cut. again druppss Nanit'r~s 80
fe~d ~ p~F><nats n sAssr 49,
reansss e~mvsa>s AIsh~zon
ssewsscrms svsps shs esantry.
Side hass tmhsss sranepcvt
plane. sstsmpsss - crnsn sas1
rsseec~vsm~nts Waite num1aa
aass hcmhnr1e1 ~ aiv nez4
No. nonpnDs opneonnG
uless we're sspnrse Shat -
surrcun1sS ssutn~.s msvsIs 80
esNcksas eeosss ~ 7svwans m
eiuisna . soznpnay ~ ~ .eesn
ussmsa bsssi1Ing unit. . bset>sy
a ths 1eoeA Artillery rsusmsne -
. attachment - ~ IN 11vtes
tea. were svpesss4 10 havs usr-
rsn6srsd rhey ssi1 snesnan1s -
cshess vsss ~ haen eo1y ~
shrvats ~ ths 0sswan efsseess
n - cvsmsa. usnsons -
se<ks h>f~s~ nsvase~De1 -
eetsppa tate has1.se-hno1
ee<su~sevs whtee e~seow>sp9
weii after 1ssk rsp>1ay. -
n~ssees lsssra~A snaa essnena
- ussvA hnAss6 hessy 49,
NY hsssuesa Nsw seooeos
sessss ~ fvss>~ - - Aees
aasisss raenss~g wese -
pnvten
tpsspsssh>s reaching tAs1@
fvesn Sweden End D~ssnefIoa1
Indicated shst the nsnsseao -
raassina huge fesuea - ~
equipment ard suppls~s nen1a1
their linss far . hs4vssv sffeen1ve
m ell frosts - snus - favuvan1o
weather srsivsal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Bruce Plants
Score Record
PuYollup Hoop Ace
Mokes 233 for Yeor

RENTON-Posting a record 81
points better than the former
mark. Gail Bruce pushed his ie<z
Puget Sound conference basketball
point total To 2t7 points in 10
games after scoring ~ points here
tonight as the Puysllup Vikings
handed Renton Indians a to.33
walloping.
The vikings trailed. 1911. at
halftime hut moved ahead. s0-27.
by the end of the third period and
held n 1880 advantage near the
en-. of the game.
Puyailup reserves won their 18th
conference game Of the season by
defeating Renton seconds. s0-24,
with Norm ward scoring 10 points
for Puysllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

cssss Al Unite was . Gvaa1
climax n . eonssstsnsiy fsas 49,
fovmsaes. Ths asffieuIt seee.-
psniment played ~ Mss. WaIses
G. Matsarsy 81 shs ssuen sn1
Mrs Haroid nooeh a ths psaae
was an important esnssshUetea-
ns1t of ths pr~s~nsssieN was
several months sevsoszs study ~
the sisty members AZ tks ehnrue
under ~. nlssl. sbvtmssiy .
master of osstsvss.~ = =. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Pugets Slate
Full Program
Pop" Logon Storts
10th Coaching Yeor

PTYALLUP-Track viii ~ n,
No. l inter-school spring activity
N the Puget Sound conference
while softball and tennis will b.
operated on enlarged school
programs, olimaxed by a league
sponsored all-day jamboree a.
Enumclsw and Buckley on
March 2.
Decision TO expand the track
program and curtail the softball
and tennis schedules was adopted
BY conference principals for sew
sral reasons: (D-tire rationine
making transportation of teams
difficult; (2)-entrance OF the con-
ference in state and district track
meets for the first time in
decade; (s)-opportunity for more
boys TO compete In track than In
the other sports.
First conditioning for track
n permitted after March s
and already Coach Robert o.
pop" Logan II planning for
the coming campaign. Logan
n starting his goth track sea-
son Mt Puyallup high.
Returning Puyallup lettermen
are Dave Martin, conference 440
champion; Norm Sturm. discus
and sprints; Don Poe, $50. Cleve
McWillis, mile; Bob Takeuchi.
hurdles; Bill Scott. shotput; John
Revitt and Claude Mulkins. pole
vault; Barney Busick, pentathlon.
Sophomore prospects include Dick
Haynes and Ken Spooner. \
Junior high track will again
be a conference activity and
the junior high meets will he
held In conjunction with the
high school meets.
The league schedule:
April 3-Enumclaw and Renton
at Kent (relay meet; Puyallup
and Highline at Auburn straight
meet.
April Kent and Auburn at
Puyallup (relay meet; Highline
and Enumclaw at Renton straight
meet.
April 10-Puyallup at Olympia.
April 17-Highline relays.
April 24-Puyallup and Renton
at Highline (straight meet; Kent
and Auburn at En- u m c aw
ltstraight meet.
May Puget Sound conference
meet at Puyallup might. Both
senior high and junior high.
MAY 9-West C n ira district
meet at Renton.
May 16-State meet at Pullman.
&- -
ST. PETERSBURG, F1a.-Rou-
tine workouts end today for the
st. Louis Cardinals with Manager
Billy Southworth planning a prac-
tice game for tomorrow to shape
his men for Fridays meeting with
the Yankees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Calender Election
Expense Was 9ooz.2o

rormsf commimloaer vroah 3.
Calender. who rsa Third teee
wesk IN The primary nee fer
puhlls safety esmmlsnss1~r. go
the fret candidate u NE No
sisismest sf campaign sspennns
with rsfy clark f5enevSsve Mar
Tin. liis swnrn statement ftjs1
"Wednesday listed . fetal ~
sea- ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

psxis L.. ~. n fs57h nvsa1-
wsy. wa arrested Tuesday sye-
ming ~ ststs liqucs ssenss sn1
bpoksa ~ The county al ~
violation u the ntssis set b1las
Lee ~ss rslssssd upon pnse1nG
1000 eAsh AL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Lincolns Abes handed Hsilsr-
mine . 81 10 ~ defeat Tuesday
night In a basketball contest o.,
Bellsrmine.
summary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Warriors in
Benefit Game
Clover Pork Slutes
Final Home Stond

Clover PARA Warriors. wss, Cen
tfsl district and Pierce County
basketball champions. vii make
their final home appearance eefors
leaving ~ The state tournament
when they play the Pierce County
An-stArs Saturday night IN a Nene-
ut game for the Lakes District
civilian defense organization.
Coach AN Lemons heeestsTs.
Who have lest only thr~e games in
= starts. VIII h. W against a real
all-star quintet. since the team has
been recruited from the hest play
ers Al Stadium. nsilarmlne. ruy-
allap. Fife and other Pierce coun-
~ teams.
Selected hy the coaches. tire
Ali-star. win NJ composed NJ
Gail Bruce. new Puget Sound
conference individual scoring
champion. and ALI CaiiiEan,
both OF ru,aiiup: Prank Dr~y-
81. Pierre County scoring cham
pion from Fife. Hob tIs.hsm
and Jack tsetas of stadium and
tiiff Sehie~s from Betiarmins.
From Roy viii come Wayne Her
ron. Federal Way wili send John
Feaster. Others ere John Hart.
man. Don Kendall and Neil Pot.
thoff. all 81 ortlas pics Buck.
kapowsln. Rin Williams, Eaton
VILE. Louis Alongi, Yslm.
Coach Of these All stars viii he
Dave Morris. only coach 90 bring =
state basketball championship 20
Tacoma Morris was coach Of 1891
Stadium state ohamps. 81 which
Glover Park Coach Bin Lennon
was q member.
In preliminary TO the main
game. Mochord Field Bombers viii
play a college sll-ssar team COM
posed of Joe saiAtino, orvilie Tin.
ny" johnson. Hal Lee. Reuben
johnson. Erling Toliefson. Ken
Mills. Ed kenrick and Bill Lem
mon. Young Mike Lennon viii be
on the bench for the eollesians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
~" CHURCH BASKETBALL

Oakland Presbyterian main
tainea their Lead BY defeating First
Baptist, IS % Is Joe KOWsiski
was high scorer for the winners
with "a points, and for the losers.
BeckWith with s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Hubs IAnooln-~n johnson. Dfseo
f1D pifls Rouse, n~tsf. Swanson
nrolin 80. Harofsss ~. tssuoto
~ B<iiaTmins --tfaniss o., ROD
inson. Fsuy. Ksispvs tzi. FARRELL.
You help yourself when you boy
u. r. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Subs S2nc Fo8nt-FsFlsett g.. L.
sers a. Zscaocks %. Sander -
Egst -. Sullivan. fsu.sn-
son ~. Olsol -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Totals ...z4......44442i II 10
Hslftime Oregon 10 Idaho -
Referee Car tenr hitskf. Portland
umpire HuntieY Mcrhet. Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

subs PuyAilup -nulsins "a. wsgd
"a. Sawyer hsnton Afko fzD,
PTit1hArd ca, Wood
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ST. PETERSBURG, F1a.-Rou-
tine workouts end today for the
St. Louis Cardinals with Manager
Billy southworth planning a prac-
tice game for tomorrow to shape
his men for Fridays meeting with
the Yankees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

nsifiim. seoF. Lincoln 81. ssii.
srmine
Pres throws mlsssd I.ofaH, Thomp.
son 8 Hanson q ast<f. HaHss< y,
s4seTtson 2 v hsrtlnssa , l. MAJ
tlnsau niehs<i q nAsk a. hehisss ,
offeialsz Joe ssiatino ana Hal Les
HtsIntf gAAI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Huh NJ HtffIhH = HhfFn 10
Meat Packers Palmer til.
nsfsree. Huru I.uff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Abes Trim
Bells, 1924

CRY STAINING,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Referee-Bob Pullar
Laundries forfeited TO Veneermen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

n 80 IN fAAtFN hIAE
Ralph ESlston and z Hagen tor
lnclFldual SCORING honors ln ne
mscnes o. the Veneer league or The
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
LA BODA DE AVER
Valenti

VGllind-V dleRti
Ante ell altar de la Iglesia Pres
biteriana de YTbor contrajeron
matrimOnio en- la manana de a.
yer Ia i~ntereSanlte Srta. Rosa Va
lima, hija de los esposos Jerry
y Alicia Valina, residente EN- el
1409 de la Avenida Trece, Y a
apreciado joven Jimmy Valenti,
hijo de los esposos Felipe y Ro-
salia Vslenti, domiciliados en- Ell
2308 de la Cuarta avenida.
Ofici6 en- Ia ceremonial ell Re-
verendo w. B. Passiglia, actuan
do como padrinOs los esposos
joe y Teresa Sedita, y como "flo
wer girls" las ninitas Olguita y
Norma Perez
Desru6S de la brillante cere-
monia, a los nuevos esposos sc
lie ofreci6 una reception en- la
!residencia de los padres de ella.
Los esoOsos Valenti estable-
1ceran su hogan en- la Residential
de los padres de el.
Eterna felicidad les deseamos
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
Ell Ca aret de L'UniOne

Muy lucida resulto la fiesta
privada celebrada ell sabado por
la Secci6n de Damas de la socie-
dad L'Unione Italiana, en- la sa-
la principal de su elificio de "a
Septima avenida v ca[Ce Is.
A las once y media empez6 Ia
fiesta y a los pocos INSTANCES Sc
encontraban cast todas Ia mesas
ocupadas por fsmilias que de an
temano las habian separado.
Fue esta una fiesta digna de
las paginas sociales de esta me-
ritiima sociedad.
La orqueta "Don Francisco
tuvo a su cargo la parte baila-
ble, ccmplacienljo tcdOs los gus
tos.
Fe.icitamos a ia Sra. Helen
ScagliOne, prasidenta de la Sec
ci6n de Damas, y a sus mucha-
chas, por ell clamorosO triunfo.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
PELLEY ACUSADO DE VIC.
LAR LA LEY DE

indianapolis, abril 6.-Un tri
bunal federal sehal6 aqui fianza
de $4,000 a William Dudley Pei
9ey, jefe de ia organization fas-
cista "Camisas de Plata y d.
rector de un semanario antise-
mitico.
Sc lie acusa de viOlar la ley de
espionage de 1917 y de distri-
jbuir falsas declaraciones con el
propoSito de Ocasionar daho a
Estados Unidos Y promover el
6xito de los enemigos del pals.
La acci6n dd. gobierno sc Sa-
sa en- un articulo publicado en-
FL semanario Tire Galilean."
"Nada hay en- mi revista que no
hayan dicho Boaker Carter,
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
LAS FIESTAS
DE AVER
Centre AsturidRo

Centre ASturidno
Selecta Y numerosa fue la cor
currencia que asiSti6 a este CEN
tro a disfrutar de la fiesta bal.
liable proporcionada por la Sec
ci6n que commando ell amigo Ma.
nuel ArdUengo.
Justificados fueron todos los
eCegios que sc lie tributaron a Ia
orquesta eddie Camden" el
conjnnto musical que la ameni-
z6. Su repertoire, eXcelente y
moderno, subyugaba a los baila.
ldores.
La cantante, poseedora de u
ma exquisite vo0 de soprano, hi
20 las delicias de los alli presen-
tes.
En- medic de gran armonia y
contento "a fiesta termin6 a las
ochc Gil punto de la roche.
Felicitamos muy s'nceramen-
lie a los organizalcres.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
Centre Espa6Ol

Pequeno resugt6 ell bonito sa.
lon-patio del Centre Espanol pa
ra dar cabida a la enorme concu
rrencia que asisti6 a este bale
dep or la noche. Era una masa
compacta, pero nuestra juven.
tud, no reparaba en- la falta de
eSpacio.
La parte bailable estuvo a car
go de la orquesta Don Francis
co."
Hsata tarde Ell la nochs con-
tinu6 el baile, constituyendo un
reSonante triunfo para sus or
ganizadores. Los felicitamOs,
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Centre Espanol.

Centre Espalol.
La cantidad de boletos de en-.
trada y almuerzo vendidos has
ia ahora, es enorme.
Con ell producto Sc pondra "al
corriente" a todos aquellos so
clos q. Sc encuentran atrasados
en- ell pago de sus Quotas menSua
lie, por career de recursos.
Las orqueStas Don Francis
co" V LA Sonora" tocaran en- el
Picnic.
Seguirlmos i~nformando.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Sc VENDEN todoS los nue.
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska Y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
DELL SANATORIO DEL
CENTRIC ASTURIANO

Contimua mejorando en- este
~sanatorio, donde So Ne atiende
esmeradamemte, ell Querido ami
go Cecilio Castillo.
MuchaS personas lie han WISH
hacienda votos por su sa-
lud EN- las ultimas semanas.
Deseamos noSotros que pueda
vclver mUy pronto a su hogan.
10 mismO que a sus diarias Ia
reas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
LA ELECCION AL LOS
AUTOBUSES

Els hoy Ell ultimo dia para ins
cribirse y poder votar en- las e.
lecciones de hos autobuses.
Los libros permaneceran a
biertos EN- la casa a~yuntamiento
has.a las cinco de la tarde.
El pueblo debera decidir en-
unos comicios especiales, ell dia
81, 81 acepta o no la ordenanzs
de los omnibus.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

'Pantalones de Hero johnson
y ell padre Cou9hlin, declar6 q
detenido.
lie representara ef abogadc
George Henry.
"Yo creo que Hitler trata de
crear unos Estados Unidos de
Europa para barrer las tarifas
ancelarias y los prejuicios racia
Hes"
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO %RoDRIGUEz)

pada por la orque>ta "Don Fran
cisco" que como siempre, pre-
Sent6 las pleas en- boga, hacien-
do las delicias de los bailadores.
Muy elegante lucia la sala lie
fiesta.
lHasta deapu6s de las ocho de
la noche duro este festival.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

En- Ia segunda parte sc pre-
.sentara un gran acto de varieda
.des.
Ell precio de entrada Sc ha Sc
nalado en- Is centavos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
C5rculO CabonI

C5rculO CAbans
I'm complete exito Sc anot5 la
S5cci6n de Recreo del Circalc
Cubano, con su bale matinee en-
la preciosa sale de su edificio SO
cial.
Numerosa fue 10 asistencia,
la que reflejaba en- sus roStros
g1an ~alegria.
La concha de Ia mGsica fue ocu
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
Una f~ieStecita

En- dfas pasados ofreci6 una
fieStecita al Club de Mujeres J6
venes, la Sra. Dick Massari, en-
Su hogan, ubicado en- Ell 603 de
la calle Hugh.
Entire los muchos juegos efeC
tuados fue el principal Ell Rum
N.Y. obteniendo premios Ia Srta
Sarah Ciccarello Y la Sra. d.
Heina.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
FNRci6n-H Tom eRdie

Recordamos que vel domingo
TN grupo de amigos lie ofrecefd
az Sr. Jaime Fernandez una fun
ci6n en- ell teatro del C5ntro O.
brero.
Esta function la motiva la par
tida del homenajeado y han es-
ccgiio la bonita Obra titulada
"Fuego CONTRA el Jap6n."
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Muy pOcoS dtaS faltGn
Sc acerca la "Fiesta Primave
rail-" la fiesta mas popular del
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

49, @~H &%"n~ Hah AVA AN
VESIIGAUGGN Ell PRESI-
DENTE DEL cENADO DE
PUERTO RICO
San Juan, p. R., abrA eel
pre2idenA dl Seralo de Puerto
Rico, Sr. Muhoz Marin, acusa a
los mienbros de su p-opio par
lido, el popular" de monitruo
sa conSpiraci6n criminal contra
ell gobierno y 81 pueblo de la is
la, y pide una inmadiata y rapi-
da investigation de los hechos.
Fue "rObadO' ell tesoro de la is
la de una gran cantidad de dine
TO.
Basa sus palabras Munoz Ma
rim en- un informe del tesorero
insular, Rafael Buscaglia, que
Eln merlIo ma VenidO tratandO
de cobrar contribuciones previa
mente refundidas o no pagadas.
La controversial sobre las con-
tribuciones data de 1881, cuan-
do los importadores de produc-
tos del petr6leo--dos companies
inglesas y dos americanas-tra-
taron de impedir Ell pago de cier
to impueStos adicionales EN- los
articulos reeNpoutados. Las com
panfa- perdieron ell pleito bajo
una sentencia del tribunal supre
mo de los Estados Uniios, en-
1910. Munoz estima que sus CO.
aega politicos cOnspiran para a.
nudar una victoria legal, CANA
da luego de dura lucha.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
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A Thought for Today
In Days Gone By

We can still recall the days when it was considered a serious offenSe to decorate the windShieldS or windows of an automobile with stickers. In fact, it became necessary here in Connecticut for tke State Motor Vehicle Commissioner to issue strict orders against the practice. Those were the days when the bathing suit "cuties" were being used as decora- tionS on the back windows of many cars There were other designs, too, favored by many drivers who liked to make a little more of their vehicle than mere convey ance.
 But today it's different story. If your windshield isn't we'll plaStered with stickers, you'll be stopped. It all began when the state insisted that each car passing motor vehicle test must dis play proper sticker, vouching for the same. This had to be changed with each sen1i-annual inspection. But now the in- spections are out, but tax use stamps are in. There will be a new one every year. And for gasoline rationing each car must show what class it's in.
 Civilian defense preparations add to the variety. Cars used for various pur- poses in tests usually boast a sticker or a card. And there's no telling where it'll end. Why in another year or so, if the war continues, the windshield of an ordinary car may be like a billboard, save for one small opening through which the operator peers. But then again a year from now the average car may be cur ioSity on city streets But certainly gone are. the days when it was an offense to decorate a windshield with anything that might ohStruct the operators vision.