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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Brittany Spaniels Thrive
Under Foster Mothers Care
By Don GILES

Ever hear of a foster mother Tor
a largo inter Of puppies
II MAY not ho new, hut It's rare
especially around Detroit. Bets!
do Bona>cnture famed Brittany
Spaniel owned by Bob NcCurdy
1869 Ward. had 10 fine puppies
about FIVE weeks ago. For a time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

i ne NIlpp' -
" the state of-
fcerS of tne
Michigan Gun
Tub League,
Fred Tcctcr,
president Fred
J. r outl edge,
iCe president;
Or. a. W My
Prs, secretary
md treasurer:
cred Ford, Bob
K vg6 noe,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Twins Athletic Co-Directors
FOR MONDAN

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. June 5
tUPJ Willis and Harris Lamb
twin brothers. were appointed as
co-drcctorS of athletics at Coe
Cnllere To-day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Horses 10 Watch
BY LEW WALTER
AT DETROIT

At DFTROIT
Far. k.nE Csptowu. Wavecap. SteA
b. r1e. ANei-on
Al AQt tDICT
Corieee Narrow Maid. VINO Goes There
Mugs Game Fan Cry
AZ CHItAG
Nissrark Constant Ann rennsbuI <
Cr4c. 0ehsuns knghtfyrs
NJ >tFIOIk DOWNS
BeImar ARA RfyAr Play, jessie GLADYS
Which Ace River shannon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Of the Calcutta
pool Other
events include
Michigan state
Il u1i bfrS -
pair Michigan
singles, 100 rs.
ard targets.
handicap 100
rs 10 Z5-NaTd
targets WON
On and junior
races ~ 100
targets q 4 G. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

mile
Miss Folly CTurnbulD 25to 1850 $50
Range Dust pratt 500 Z 50
Little Monarch tMalphursJ 4 SO
Time ] 10 or 3.O1
Eternity. MaFoso. snsfu and Herald also
As---f'e"s-,- Hec7rnfy and Wise DECISION also
ran.
THIRD RACE 3-year-o lds and NJ. 4,
scotch Ahoo' crurnbup 1920 $40. go
Count 4 or DLutherl $40 3 50
Pharathepn tCiagEeiD 3 az
Time ] So off 3.31
Satn Cap and Mason Dixon also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 4-yesr-oIds. IL
Texsn'e oChamn) 20 40 ?,
SIR Nd lynch 20 32i
Panther Creek Williams a
Time IS off A. 4.nl =
Chngendaal. High Plaid Hon SKIP SHOW
House and MIkymoon also ran.
FIFTH RACE a-year-olds and up ;.
mile
Fair Can ,Sis'ol $40 $50 20
QuakerovH tMcMuUen) go 50
BATTLE Jack tClaEgetti $40 20
Time y 3-5. orr 432
Bell Tower Time o. war Tvlnkippy
Partido Is and Charitable also ran.
Dead heat for place
SIXTH RACE --a-+-.-lrl- -s,-rrTrsg-----
W0odford Lad
tTurntInN 10 40 en- %
SO'IuTp tSIStDl Il 4a an
JrChaienged tClagEetD so
Time l.l2 - or 8. Of
Metld. Ample Reward Dream Parade.
Through Bound Hack Grip. Partido FAIRY
Trace and Zacabrand also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 4-yesr-olds and up
= l16 miles.
Barbara Chiids (ClaEgclt so 3 50 . 6O
Rough Pass Canning % . ca
Argone Woods IMcNunenl 2 so
Time a. Is ~ -
Rodin, Navy and Misfylng also ran.
EIGHTH RACE i-yesr-olds and up IL
m les
inpTegnahie fPenal & so 3 20 z 90
CpnnaCh'a tluthert 3 20 3 81
Russia tClagEe'tI 4 so
Time IS ~ os
No Dough 81 IdniEht Ride pIzyy r. and
Conrad Mann also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Duck Boat Outboards
Ruling Explained

a duck boat propelled by an
outboard motor continues 10 be a
Tot0rbuar until The motor Il com
plctely detached. Shooting water
fowl therefrom with tho motor
merely tilted back is a violation
of federal wildfoWl regulations
according 10 an Interpretation
handed down a few days ago by a
Kentucky federal court.
The ruling was based on the
case OF a hunter apprchendcd by
a federal game warden on tho
Ohio River. The hunter had
stopped 10 detach the cupboard
from his small cunning craft IN
preparation for flushing some
ducks a considerable distance
away.
Before tho motor had been re-
moved from the stern some other
ducks flow overhead The hunter
fired and killed one bird He pad
died the boat over and picked up
hIs -k4IL--------
AT the time Of retrieving the
bird. the motor was tilted back
with the propeller clear Of The
water. The federal warden hap
pcntnC along. charged the hunter
with hunting ducks from a motor
boat.
The FoVtcr~ior cub ~ Detroit
Viii hold Us annual summer puppy
match SUNDAY June 10. A. the
Charles Buttons Kennels 2327S
Gratoi near Ten Mile road Judg-
lnC viii start a. p. m
Entries may hc made mp 10 .
p. m tho DAY of tho show Tho
foc is ~ cents. As in the past me
classes VIII bo from two months
90 one year old for both coats
smooth and wire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
State Trap Meet at
Monroe Cut in Half

Next Saturday and Sunday trap
shooters viii head for the Camp
.Wam Gun Club. Monroe. for the
Michigan State trapShootlng tourn-
lament. For the first time IN 20
wears their meet Is being held to
two DAYS Many Of the events have
.oeen cut in half, due 10 shortage
,of shotgun shells
ts ,tyIa,s tho d,rppt ion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
HOCKEY GAMES

Those roller hockey games are
still going on out at Eastwood.
The boys play Monday nights and
the girls Thursday nights after
the regular skating sessions.
Lincoln Rink has Cancelled the
Tuesday night skate dance classes
for the summer. Remember also
that the rink is no longer open
on Monday nights.
Jefferson Bea c Rollercade's
skate dance contest will resume
on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

sanable 1922 Hastings Telephone Templs
-n922
r t7sf,t51E shop Three chars. pool tables
go Established - years Dearborn 2246.
BEAUTY SHOP East side: money maker;
owner marrying, sacrificing. Prospect
CLASS C-Electnc refrigeration Estab.
hshed neighborhood trade living quar-.
tiers Lafayette 1891.
DRESS and millinery store. good location;
established rs wears; making money
owner In bad health. must sacrifice for
cash Got into a business not curtailed by
war rauoning. $500 Grand River.
RENTING grocery store: hve-room apart
ment. Selling grocery stock. Fitzroy
1853
BOOMING house and property. good loca.
lion II rooms ? baths steam heated:
business garage i0XiO, rear. owner,
Townsend s-Sl40
S. D. y LICENSE for sale, $50. se35
81 cyril Plaza e37s
SELLING garage business equipment:
profitable opportunity l230O Woodrow
Wilson. Townsend 1855, S a. m. e p m.
SMALL SHOP with good Lands o D.
grinder and other equipment. excellent
opportunity. 2232 Beniteau; week days
TAVERN Residential neighborhood DOING
good business; reasonable for cash.
Arlington g4O7.
TRUCKS. contracts. csstage company q
sale 1850 West Warren. Tyler f.ss2G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Suffolk Results

.FIksI RACE-3-yea and w, \
mile
Rockawav BOY CNashl 1910 $50 3s
smoky SNYDER Lu'herl 80 N
Frontier lane tSistol s.
Time I 10 2-5. on 80
Manador Orioe Pennart Speed II
spare, Trustworthy and Quck Baker ais
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Business Opportunities Wanted

NEW products wanted ny selling organiza.
ton with national distribution ~ heavy
industries Well rated Interested new
items especially electrical for sole distriou-
torship now and postwar. Write Boz
A-i425 Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

~ looked Ike part or The litter
would not survive.
lnaSmuch as She was unable 10
properly nurse her large family.
u was decided 10 find foster
mother BY good fortune William
Is Martin. 1890 Sorrento. who
owned Brittany Cigarette. stated
his dog vas giving milk although
she had no nnnnIrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
IN THE OPEN
Interned Japs to Get
No More Elk Meat
-
BY Don GILES

violation of states rights, "
Adams said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Belmont Results

FIRST RACE 2 year-ulds, = mile
5-CufNafarH tAtkuscn) 10 1o0
= Estate tBiermAnt 81
Tine Z .0l. on 40h
suer, stuty s-Cstchne0ow. b-Psac'
Shelter Spirit Leve! and o-Roseviile also
ran
aH. ?. Hea1ley entry.
DC y Whitney entry.
&C. n. WIdener Futry.
sFc0vn RACE -3-ysar-oids =. mile:
True R.ps Gilbert 80 ~ 70
Cnop chop Thompson IN So
Cream tA'E.rsunf , ~
Time III l-5. Of 2I3
Raxspur whose Sea Fare ShoVtoWr
aud Pnsru.ace also ran
! THIRD RACE 4-year-olds and up
about 3 N les tSteepiechass'.
cupid ,WaikeD 10 20 $40 q
Dssabsw leonard 20 50
Marina tSmlcy 10
Time o. OF 35 -
"A Llb Parma ana Fiat Lance also ran.
FOURTH RACE 2.year-olas. a. mile:
Mrs hmes ,AfNinsorJ $50 80 80
s'Ir ip &C. 0artt 5 so So
%Ieffa th,Crearlt 4 30
T me IS IS ,r ? u7
Eternity. MeEoco. Ssfu srd Herald also
-LLErI4- r. erss--5-y-r ar=111r and 10, II
miles
Aysrs Pov tEccsrdD 1850 so 80
NsrmelUke tRieuy1' 30 3 80
iush Nora tTnDrnt.rEt 20
Time 30 2.t. off -
PadfyShark Radio Morale, Vaidrvis and
Tack Room also !an.
SEVENTH RACE-3.yesr and up.
s mile
WIN REGARDS
LrrEforp II ~ 10 90
ARIEL Lad tChsUsl 1920 II 80
Vain Prince tMeuTensi 90
Time Ia l-5 or 50
Metfiesome COASTS C-Bahv Dumping
r. cni WINE Omission, a-sun Again and
a Nellie l.. also ran
EIGHTH RACE 3-yesr-oles ana M
: mile
Royal Nap CRenIckA q 90 Il M 10 20
b. Eve for Eve fNehrtensJ IL 90 10 70
Ssfo UouEdent So
Time IS IS or 2st4
RRedfhorn Waller, Bull Pc IN Birch
Fod HsstSviI's Don Juan II. Coppermsn
and Ppnobscot Bav also ran.
s.loI.sisna Farm entry,
hilary r. Farm entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Advance entries may be- iOIWtI 2"d
70 Routlcdgc, ll5 ". First Mon.
zoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

George n Cameron
I T. 75 1877 SIS
Horse =
Count Fitef r. In
FAIRY Nanhgrsf , q
neeeronto !
COUNT FLEET
s'FadH1 along and
under restraint sra
VaG under pressure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
PUPS ALL HEALTHY

PUPS ALL HEALTHY
Four Of Bet>yS puppies were
given 10 Cigarette whose mater
nal instinct ovcrcame her natural
curiosity with the result that her
four adopted puppies arc equally
as healthy As their little brothers
and sisters who arc nUrScd by
Betsy.
Betsy, now four years old, has
won top honorS both IN the field
and on the bench. Her puppies
were sired by son Of the I'M
ported French Brittany Tang.
The Brittany Spaniel is a point
ing dog, imported into this coun-
try Is or 20 years ago. Detroit
became the hotbcd OF American
BrlttanicS through Rene Joubert,
formerly Detroit passenger agent.
now living IN Houston, Texas.
n PLATINUM SET
From his original importation
came many fine dogs. some times
referred 10 AS the platinum set
of an hunting dogs. BetSyS latest
arrivals are niccc& and ncphews Of
Senator Homer FcrCuS0nS great
Napoleon and Josephine. Napoleon
Us now serving his country m
Uncle Sans armed forces. In the
army he serves as a guard dog and
is doing an outstanding Job.
The American Brittany Club.
formed I'm Detroit. continues 10
carry out the original wish of Jou-
bert OF promoting the breed They
never sell dog. preferrinG 10
nl7ce puppies with dog lovers who
promise N do their part IN fur
therlng the breed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Business Opportunities

APPAREL shop Ladies and mems: rea.
sgnable. 1922 Hastings. Telephone Templs
-nq22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Belmont Stakes Chart
9th Race

3year-oIds added. stakes.
ice start 5000, EASILY, taCe dryns Went Is
Hauss s3oS4o IS 600 So Time
, i9sssy ". Pos s. ST. rrr 70 oee' WI, p sn
e s.5l 50 SO g 3 & I" g.s out 81,
opposition Iona
sSa ME- urTSr sUtinhsa pEsERoSro a. III, end tn. ATE
late mishaps.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

Sc SOLICITA un muchacho
te mas de 16 amos para guar
IN canton pequeno. Dirijase "A
esta redacci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

dirigida por ell Sr. Ramon Ber-
nnIdez, hara manana domingo
su debut en- ell teatro del Circu-
10 CubanO, habi6ndose escogido
para esta primera function la
preciosa zarzuela Gel Mundo al
Reeves" Integran el conjuntO
de artistas los Sres. Ramon
BermGdez, Tomas Rodriguez
Jr., Salvador Toledo, Jaime Fer
nandez, Jerry Lopez, Isolina
AL arez, Pillar Ramirez y Ali
cia Alvarez.
En- la segunda parte ndmeros
de variedades por Ia paraja de
bales Micky Leon y Tommy
Acosta, Alicia Alvarez, Chita
Monies, la valiosa bailarina es-
pamela Carmentcita Alvarez
(Alma de Espana) y otros.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03
Festial de Easter

En- una atenta carta que nos
envfa ell Sr. Oscar Cuervo, pre-
sidente de la Seccion de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, nos da a
conocer la pr6xima fiesta que
ssa Secci6n c~elebrara, ell Bale
lie Easter" que consistira en-
IN Cabaret en- TODD ell edificio.
AL mismo tempo nos infor-
ma que con esta fiesta Sc efec-
tuara la reapertura del Patio,
pintado y arreglado de nuevo.
Cuatro orquestas 10 ameniza-
ran: "Don Francisco" Manuel
Sanchez la Tropical" y LA
Sononra."
Como un attractive especial
habra un programa de Radio a
traves de la estaci6n w. T. S. P.
En- ell Patio-Jardin Sc coloca-
ran las mesas, las que pueden
ser separadas llamando por ell
el6fono Y1254.
Este festival constituira una
de los mas grandes aconteci-
mientos de la temporada.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

sus rotores. Ademas, Sc puede
decir que esta c~onstruido a prueba
de academies. ST ell motor falla e.
photo no tiene mas que dirigir Ia
parte delantera del aparato hacia
abajo Y Ell viento Sc encarga dc
impeler los rotores 10 cual da por
resultado un descenso mas 0 menoa
normal.
I'm "telefono con alas"
Ell Ejercito va ha decidido los
usos militares que Sc dara al nueyo
aparato aereo. Entire otras cosas,
sera un verdadero "~telefono con
alas" Sin necesidad de aterrizar
ell photo puede lamar a terra un
alambre ~telef6nico para transmitir
en- los lugares mas inaccesibles los
mensajes que lie hayan sido enco-
mendadoA . En- una de las pruebas
llevadas a cabo Sc desliz6 una esca-
lera desde la cabina del helic6ptero
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

La function dara comienzo .
las ocho y cuarto en- punto y de
agradar al pGblico Sc dar&n to-
DOS los domingos.
La orquesta ia Tropical"
tendra a su cargo la sinfonia y
acompahamiento de las vRries
dades.
Los preciJs d, entrada son
bien m6dicos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

descolgandose por ella uno de los
tripulantes, quien n vez desem-
penada su mission. regres6 al apa-
ratio sin ninguna dificultad. q
FL a~uto-giro puede despegar con
toda facilidad de la cubierta de un
barco pequeno. Ademas de las ca
racterfsticas mencionadas posee la
muy importante de poder flotar, ha-
eerse al aire desde terra frma,
desde ell aqua, la nieve, los tempa-
nos de hielo y hasta de los mismos
pantanos.
Los oficiales del Ejercito Green
que Ell perfeccionamiento Y la sim
.plificaci6n del h~elic6ptero "promete
aumentar considerablemente la po-
tencia aerea de los Estados Unidos,
no solamente para los fines belicos
sine igualmente para benefcio de
la aviaci6n civil despues del adve-
nimiento de la paz."
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

Tedtro Ctrculo CubGno
La companfa Renovation
La gaceta., 1943-04-03
new! "BACTERlOSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of dostches as a precautionary mets-
urL Tor women who wan 70 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may he harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia v.
Pinkham's Sanative WASN'T Pinkham's
Eanatiye Wash - gaining great favor
among women because It's NOT q
harmful gerrnicide. Instead IT'S a
mighty ahective "o1cterfostatic" (the
modern nend). II not only oisoour-
ages bacterial grow IN and infection
but thoroughly cleanBes and deodor-
lies. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has .
tonic efIecs on delicate membranes.
Ynax1enziVei Get yuur bottle Of Lydia
Rankham's Gana1Ea Waah toda9. al
S
La gaceta., 1943-04-03
'Nuevo Tipo de Auto-Giro para ell
,Ej6rcitO de los EstadOs UnidOs

WASHINGTON.-Despu6
de varias pruebas satisfacto.
rias, ell Ejercito de los Estados
Unidos ha ordenado la fabri-
caci0n de un nuevo tipo de
auto-giro que sera una pode-
rosa arma aerea para los
Aliados en- la lucha a muerte
que sostienen contra las fuer-
zas de la aggression.
Ell nuevo helic6ptero sera usado
por ell Ejercito estadounidense
como auxiliar y no como substitute
del aeroplano. Sc empleara para
llevar a cabo misiones especiales,
asi como para ell servicio de esta-
fe0 y de ambulancia aerea a efecto
de rescatar a los tripulantes de
aquellos aeroplanos que Sc han
visto forzados a aterrizar en- las
selvas y demas lugares inaccesibles.
Ell aparto en- question tiene ca
bida para dos pasajeros; puede
ascender o descender verticalmente,
volar hacia adelante o hacia atras
y mantenerse inmovil en- un mismo
lugar en- ell espacio. Segun infor-
mes suministrados por algunos of
ciales del Ejercito, ell nuevo hell
coptero tiene la facilidad de "poder
ladearse hacia ambos lados, rebo-
tar en- ell aire, o girar sobre su eje
vertical a manera de trompo."
Ell modelo original de esta nueva
version del auto-giro fue disenado
en- 1889 por Ell notable tecnico aero
nautico Igor Sikorsky, habiendo
sido luego perfeccionado como con-
secuencia de experimentos llevados
Q cabo por algunos oficiales del
Ejercito en- collaboration con ell
propio inventor. q
Su aterriZaje
' La peculiar locomoci6n del hi
c6ptero es producida por rotoreS jeI
36 pies de longitud que giran L5ri-
zontalmente sobre Ell fuselaje, y por
una helice colocada a uno de los
lados de la cola. Ell aparato tiene
S8 pies de longitud y IL de altura y
Sc pone en- movimiento por medic
de III motor radial, tipo Warner,
de Z cilindros. Puede despegar en-
un espacio muy reducido Y ate
rrizar en- cualquier sitio 10 s~uficien-
temente amplio para dar cabida al
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

sequiaran a sus muchas amis-
tadas con un precioso cake
que habra de confeccionar Ia
Srta. Fernandez.
Ell lunes partira el joven Gar
ella para la ciudad de Dayton,
Ohio, donde empezara a traba-
jar en- una de las industries de
Defensa del pals.
Muchos amos de vida les de-
seamos y aprovechamos la oca-
sion para darle nuestra mas cor
dial despedida al jvven Garcia.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03
Doble cumpleaHOS

Manana domingo celebraran
su cumpleanos dos estimados a
aigos del cronista, la Srta Eve
'yn Fernandez, reina del Car
naval Latino Americana, y ell
joyen Joe Garcia.
Asistiran a la matinee baila-
bic del Centre Espahol y ALI OBJ
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

De UiSitd
BESIDE Ia tarde del jueves sc
~encuentra en- Tampa ell joven
Manuel Mira, quien procede de
la ciudad de Nueva York.
FL prop6sito de su viaje es
/ pasar tres SemanaS con sus
familiares y amistades.
Algeria Y salud lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03
You Women Who Suffer From
HOT Flashes then
Chilly FEELINGS

II gou-ll,e so many woman between
the ages Of 80 and 52-sufer from
hot flashes, weak, dizzy, nervous feel
ings. dlstress Of "irregularities', arc
blue nt tifacs-due 10 the functional
middle ago period II q womcn lie
try taxing Lydia r.. F!nkham's Vege-
table Compound G. oncJ. It's the best
known medicine y3u cen buy tA2to
made especially for Uor1eR
PlnShaa's Competed Is ldT1Ous 70
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1t helps build up resistance against
ruch annoying symptoms. 10 aiso isa
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Thousands upon Thousands OF
womeu-rich and pcur Gllio-have
reported benefits. Time and agala
Lydia Pinkham'a Compound has
proved some women's happieGt days
often can ba during their "4os".
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La gaceta., 1943-04-03
GOT r
Don't NEGLECT Your Breath

II you We got d date Win the girl md, q
tbasiHots appointment. play Ynhrt Al takP
Inc proper pfCcgatt9g tl see tat your brean
foesn't offend Unnecessarily After NJ noNns
reelected { se Of h~1litc8is dad brtath). Be-
fors YOUR neat lato ~ hualucas appointmenb
rinee Che mouth With L%isterine Ant isepti4
hlmost Immediately your breath becomeS
sweolsr, purcr. less likely to offend. mqf
cases Of hnlitOie, ray some authoftle-, -
dfe "a ne fermcrtaligu 81 tiny food particles
On The mouth. although some cases may.49
fue b syatemie DISORDERS. Arainst the tos
me-, condition. Listerlne Antise ue WORKS
wapuers because g Gnt halta the termenSA-
lion ard then Orercome8 tbs odprs u causes
I5nl forget b use @ ltV the Hrat aid q
ihnnaanaa Of popllat and aueeessluI people,
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

La concha de la m1sica sera
ocupada por la orquesta don
Francisco" con ell cantante Joe
Camejo.
A las ocho de la noche empe-
cara.
No faltaran las mesaS alre-
dedor del salon.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03

Bale en- Ell Ctrcudo
Otro bale nocturno efectua-
ra mahana domingo la Secci6n
de Recreo de la estimada socie.
dad Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1943-04-03
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RoDRIcUEz)

Matinee BailabIe
Manana domingo efectuara
su matinee bailable de costum-
bre la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espannl.
Cont las anteriores, 3era a.
menizada por la orquesta que
dirige Ell professor Frank Gras-
so.
A las cuatro de la tarde Sc to-
cara la primera pieza y la dlti-
ma a las echo de la noche.
Precios de entrada: damas 80
~centavos, caballeros 55 centa-
vos.
Otro exito mas que Sc anOta-
ran sus organizadores en- esta
temporada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
STUDENTS STAGE DEATH BATTLE

The status of education in Newark.
N. j., seems to be reflected by the fact
that a fifteen-year-old schoolboy is dead
from gunshot wound, seventeen-year-
old student is in serious condition with alb
dominal stab wounds, another has frac-
tured skull resulting from a blow from a
lead-pipe. and several others are in hospi-
tails under treatment for head and body in
Juries, also inflicted by lead-pipes.
The fights, according to newspaper re-
ports, resulted in at least ten riot calls.
They broke out in front of high school.
following disturbances which grew out of
minor alteration at an inter-scholastic
track meet
subsequently, it seems, two boys were
thrown into lake and general warfare re-
suited, marked by gunfire, lead-pipe slug
gings, knife-play and general fisticuffs.
Police expressed the opinion that bet
ter supervision at the track meet would have
avoided the disturbances. This is obvious.
While the disturbances occurred in
Newark, N. j., they might we'll have taken
place at any high school in the country. The
unrestrained rivalry of students sometimes
results mitigating and, in the heat of con-
flict, boys, like men, resort to drastic meas
ures.
1t is-easy to condemn the students.
They should be censured, but it is appar-
ent that school leadership and parental au-
thorlty are not always what they should be.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
MUST BE HUMBLED?

We.confess that we are unable tpNun-
derstand exactly what. IAN Army ehaplain
means when he tells the people of the Unit
ed States.that America must be humbled
lest she be destroyed before she can be
used by God"
The-Rev. Ben Lacy Rose, Regimental
Chaplain of the 18th Cavalry at Camp
Hood, Texas, recently declared that Amer
lea had a great destiny, not only with her
armies, but with her leadership among ma
tons of the earth, but, he asserted that
unless she is humbled, God cannot use her
for great nation"
We have little d what the brother
means by "humbled,' and until he speci.
fies, it srather difficult to intelligently ap.
praise hts utterance The term used is ex-
tremely general, can mean anything and we
find it difficult to understand what the
chaplain has in mind. "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
THREE YEARS. ZOE WAR

Three years. ago Nussbd8i DftabBga
France in the back and declared that Italy.
would restore her ancient empire and sssffe-
guard her routes in hesMediterraneain
He has lost his colonies and the sea is
British lake. The island of Pantelleria
surrenders without any Italian warship
making move in its defense.
The only question left in the war for
the Italians is how long they will last. The
conclusion is foregone and it is up to them
to determine how and when they will get
cut of the fight