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Evening star., 1943-04-08
Reichmuth Speaks
AT Gun Factory Post,
|VFW, Installation
kovy Yord Commondont
Louds Todoy's Fighters
At Anniversary Ceremony

Declaring the young men in the
military service today are as great
as this country ever has had, Rear
Admiral r. L. Reichmuth, comman-
dant Of the Washington Navy Yard
last night predicted victory for this
country in the present conflict.
Speaking before the United States
Naval Gun Factory Post No. 1919,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at its
first annual birthday celebration -
Admiral Reichmuth declared the
people Of this country must stay
behind the men in the service "all
the time"
The meeting was held in the
Junior Order OF United American
Mechanics Building at 2407 Min
nesota avenue Sc, and was featured
by the installation Of the posts Of
ficers elected in March and the in
stallation OF the officers of the post S
auxiliary who were elected Tues
day night.
Kirwan Hits Criticism.
Representative Kirwan. Democrat
OF Ohio, In brief address, urged
that the people of the Nation stop
criticizing the actions Of this coun-
try's leaders in the war effort and
concentrate on the idea of beating
the enemy
Declaring the people Of this coun-
try had done bum job" following
the first World War. when all were
told lit wouldn't happen again"
Representative Kirwan predicted
that this Nation will be on guard
from now on"
The posts newly installed officers
are Harold E. Ruff, commander. who
succeeded James r. Cruise: Floyd
Howell, senior vice commander;
John j. McCamley, Junior vice COM
mander; Charles c. Vunck, quarter
master: Pete Jochum, Judge advo-
cate; Edward NJ Howard, chaplain;
Carl L. johnson, post surgeon; FL
bert M. Bonar. Joseph Warga and
Howard c. Bond, trustees. and Maui
rice E. Norton and Mr. Cruise, coun-
Gil members.
Leon Lambert. past department
commander of the department of
the District Of Columbia, VFW, Of
flciated Mr.. Lambert and Richard
A. Burton. the present department
commander, delivered brief ad-
dresses.
Mrs. Lohman Presides.
Mrs. Dorothy Lohman, president
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, WV, de-
partment Of the District of Colum-
oia, officiated at the installation
ceremony for the auxiliary officers
who are as follows:
Mrs. Mabel Beal president: Mrs.
Fannie Vunck, senior vice president;
Mrs Julia Cruise, Junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Josephine Wright. treas
urer: Mrs. Alma Ruff. secretary; Mrs.
Adelia Juhl, chaplain; Mrs. Olga
Clickner, conductress: Mrs. Isabelle
Meadows. guard: Mrs Irene Norton,
musician: Mrs. Virginia Bond. Mrs.
Irene Norton and Mrs Lucille How
ell, trustees: Miss Ethel Beal. Mrs.
Howell. Mrs. Catherine Hoffman
and Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil color bear
ers; Mrs. Aurelia McCamley, pa
trjotic instructor; Mrs. Stella Cha
ney. banner bearer: Mrs. Mabel
Howard, nag bearer, and Mrs. Clara
Lamb, historian.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Oldest Inhabitants
Recall History Of
Union Engine House
Treasured Relics Of
Meeting Place Include
Leather Bucket Of 1927

Members of the Association Of
Oldest Inhabitants reminisced last
night about their own meeting place
the Old Union Engine House at
Nineteenth and H streets NV.
DR.. John Clagett Proctor, who
presided, told the members the
building was completed some time
after 1886 and that at one time it
was the scene of discussions on
the free school question. with such
noted men as John Quincy Adams
and the Rev. Edward Everett Hale
taking part
Among the prize relics of the
building. DR.. Proctor said, was a
leather bucket, dating back to 1927.
He recalled that at that time Dis
trict laws required home owners
to have a certain number of buckets
In their homes for fighting fires. The
other prize relic, he said, was an
old bell, cast in 1856 for the North
ern Liberty Fire Co. 1t was also
at one time used by Roman Cath
olic church, he added.
everal members, including
Charles H. Bates. president of the
Society of Natives, recalled having
gone to school in the building. Jesse
c. Suter said the younger" mem
bers could remember the Tooth ami
versary of the erection of the build
ing, held by the association in 1896.
William P. MacCracken of the
speakers committee of the District
Bar Association for the special war
bond drive next week, spoke to the
members, urging them to invest in
bonds. On the motion of Mr.. Suter,
a committee was named to consider
investment Of surplus funds in war
bonds. If such funds are available,
the committee was to make an in
vestment subject to the approval of
the president. Those named by DR..
Proctor, who presided, were Orrin
Davy, chairman: l.. A. Carruthers.
Mr.. Suter, John B. Dickman, ST., and
DR.. Proctor.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
War Work of Muoris
IWins Minister'S Prnise

A. McLagan, Minister of Industrial
Manpower in New Zealand, praised
the part the Maori people were
playing in wartime industry.
He stated in Wellington that the
natives war effort was left largely
to their own central organization
and various local tribal committees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
TENANTS CARRY on

Judge Moynihan granted stay
OF her probation pending appeal
on condition that she produce the
81 900 cost bond She could not do
so. I'm the meantime her reluctant
tenants are carrying on IN the old
Trowbridge home a. 3l4 Univer-
>ity Place as best they can
because there is no other course
open TO them
The male tenants have promised
= tfer-t-t1 'frrr : C-tftf ftfTr- wUu1cn
arc cleaning the halls. answering
the door. letting IN the iceman
and the poStman.
Said Mrs. Louis Montreuil.
mother of two small children, with
a war worker husband
We've lived here six months
and almost every day of that
time we've tried TO find another
place 10 live. We're on the
second floor which means walk
ing down two flights OF StairS'to
do the babies washing daily.
We're blocks from any grocery
we have TO pool our gas Ia
drive for our weeks supply. II
we want AN extra loaf of bread
We are four blocks from any.
Nv children need "A back yard
20 play in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Stands Mute
On Gas Charge

Alfred Belasco, 43, of 60 Winder,
owner Of gas station at 2400
Woodward stood mute today when
-arraigned- before Us Commits
sioner Hurd. and a plea of not
guilty was entered for him on
charges Of selling 400 c gas ra-
ton coupons for S92.
Assistant L. S. Atty. Joseph G.
Murphy disclosed that Belasco's
arrest came as the result of in
formation supplied by James
Belts, Al, 104S Lansing, who was
arrested with his son, James Jr..
q, 8o47 Herman Gardens, while
they were selling gas coupons.
Belasco was ordered held on
bond of 50, 500, examination to be
held July 81.
John Walsh. 81, 1866 Thonlp-
son. Highland Park. pleaded guilty
of attempting to sell gas coupons
TO plainclothes policeman when
arraigned today. He was ordered
held for federal grand jury action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
qiailsHreSS
Given Life
I'm Staying

Still protesting that he was not
given a far trial, Melvin Buddy
ChildreSS, 81, today was sentenced
TO life imprisonment by Recorders
Judge Sklllman for the murder OF
Mrs. Sybilla McGrath, 26-year-old
mother of SIX children.
II don't think l got a fair
trial" ChildreSS old the Judge.
II don't think the jury properly
considered the evidence I'm IS
minutes. feel that l was con-
victed before l came into this
court"
ChildreSS was found guilty by a
jury Of y swomen of Strangling
Mrs McGrath 10 death in her
apartment with her nightgown.
Mrs. ChlldreSS. who throughout
the trial profeSSed her belief in
her husbands innocence, dashed
from the courtroom Immediately
after sentence was passed.
Approached in the hallway by
Mrs. Emma Beaverfeldt of 9549
Burnett. mother OF the dead
woman. and Mrs. Harry McGrath
of 12455 Mendoza. the mother-in-
law. Mrs. GhtfdrcsS became en-
gagged in a heated argument with
them over her husbands inno-
cence after Mrs. McGrath told
her:
II feel sorry for you. But I
believe that your husband is
now right where ne belongs"
The argument was broken up
l,f count attendants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Detroit Gamers
toPdy
Points at Border

DctroiterS who maintain Cana
dian summer homes and do a bit
Of homo canning are due for a
rude shock when they try 10 bring
their canned goods back 20 this
country The L. S. customs Off
GERS will demand l6 ration points
for each quart Of preserves or
canned vegetables
OPA rationing attorneys admit
ted today that 10 demand ration
points for Canadian home-canned
goods on one hand while on the
other hand the government pleads
WITH CTUZeHS 70 -TaISc victory gar
dcnS and preserve all the fruits
and vegetables they can buy is
a highly illogical move
1--WE have asked our CleVe-
land and Washington offices TO
have this regulation changed so
that home Gamers who happen
10 summer in Canada won't he
penalized. declared Harlan p.
CriSty, OPA hief ratoning
attorney.
A housewife who puts up 10C
q tft4r-t t1f canned T-0UuS would
have 10 surrender 1900 points OF
/ procesSed food stamps before she
could take them to her Detroit
home. She would need nearly all
the blue stamps in five No 2
ration books 70 get this quantity
of points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Bicycle Tires
To Get Ceiling

Flat dollars and cents ceiling
prices for bicycle tires and tubes
will become effective July %. it
was announced today by the QPA.
The highest prices that can be
charged consumers will be no
higher than current prices, il was
said. These prices affect tire re-
placements for 10 TO u million
bicycles now in use in the United
States.
Besides covering tires and
tubes, the new regulation covers
rim strips. on which the retail
ceiling price will he 10 cents. and
the service of mounting tires on
bicycle wheels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Oak Park, on
his way TO
W q IN "A n =
Hospital TO
get his wife
and newborn
d ug n I q r.
was stabbed
through the
heart. He II
mot expected
TO live"
But Bert
TrOmbley did
Hive.
He live d
artIy he
caIlSp of re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
LdndIddy Jailed,
Tenants Operate
Rooning House
BY VERA BROWN

Here is some information for
Crosse Pointers about those I'M
welcome tenants in the rooming
house run by Mrs. Pearl Adams
on fashionable University Place.
The tenants don't want TO live
in the big house on your street
any more than YOU want them TO.
This situation came 20 light as
Mrs. Adams, the landlady who
was breaking Crosse Polnte coming
laws. spends her second day in
Jail because she cannot raise
81 900 bail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
z Boys Snatch Purse

Police today were searching for
two youths, between - and II
years old, who last night snatched
q handbag containing $50 to $40
from Margaret Sheppard. so, a
cook OF 1913 f. jefferson, Crosse
pointe Shores, as she walked on
Bagley between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Werner Leads
Concert Tonight

The Detroit Orchestra with Ed
uard Werner conducting Will be
heard in a concert from the Belle
Isle bandstand tonight, starting at
Sis o'clock.
The program follows:
star Spangied Banner
l. Dvorak Overture 'NarnivaI'
Z. sanst-+Vvsi, -.a..a.aaa r'pfnHhrny No. 4
minor up 30
I-Andautr Sostcnu,o Moderate
ounauIma
IL Andantino In N1fo ~ CanZona
i'll Scherz0. Pzzicato estimate
lN-Finale
1NTERNTSSION
3. Wc.uberger Polka and Fuge from
SChWanda %
"a. StIeslHskt BerCp1se 81 Finale
3. Borodn y M Pol6vtaan Dances
from Prince leor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
oath Birthday tomorrow

A. family gathering tomorrow AZ
the Beleville home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Drake will cele-
brate the Oath birthday Of Mrs.
Elmira Johnston of 14l Josephine,
and the seventh birthday of Terry
Cudworth Drake, one OF her
grandsons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
NOTHING WE CAN DO

"But there's nothing We can
do about 1T. There just isn't any
other place. These big old houses
are nice to look at. hut when
divided up into smaM apart
ments they make living difficult
If there are children partieu-
larry. Mrs. ADAMS does the best
she can. but everything Is a
muddle."
Mrs Adams VIII be released
from jail # she agrees 10 her pro-
period and promises 20
~ iirt-r.--tr-tfrrrt- m Fl tttrt-$.
Otherwise she must get a 81 900
bond 10 insure court costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

Protested FOODS tBlue stampsl
y. q, O--Eahd 20 Aag.
X, :, T-Nalid Aus. ] 10 Sept. T.
GASOLINE
4 - Coupon - gals. July p sept n.
FUEL OIL
Teriod Sill GALLONS ip SEPT 30
Period 4 tneW seTlss1- gallons for
each unit until Jan. 3
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINES
A-Sept. 30. Boo. RI GAYS dl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Jack Pickering
Here
0nH
Now
BLOODY 21ST:

BLOODY DIST:
on the bloody 2tst of Dune
when three dozen Detrolters
were slain in the race riots,
perhaps the most heart touch
ing incident was crowded INTO
two sentences;
'Bertram TrOmbley, 81, OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

CHICAGO. July % INS) Mrs. Rose
Vhello. "a widow. told the court she was
10 be married and needed her apartment
Aug !.
But Mrs Sgurd Swanson, the tenant,
said she expected baby about Aug. 10,
the original date set for Nacating.
Mrs Swanson won the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

sFAT. CHEESE. FATS tRed stampsl
y. q, ". S-Valid 90 July 81.
Valid July Is 20 Aug. 81.
COFFEE
stamp 2e-One 10. no Aug. n.
SUGAR
stamp IS-5 pounds 10 AUG. IS.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp rs, i6--5 lbs. each 20 Oct. 81.
SHOES
stamp ls-One pair 20 oct 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Tho wound seemed 10 have
been made by a hunting knife
SIX 10 eight inches long. Be-
sides penetrating the top Of
the heart, il puncturcd from
bley'S lung. His scalp was laid
open, and the tendons were
severed in three fingers Of one
hand, and the thumb and orr
iingcr OF the other. He had
minor cuts elsewhere.
Trombley was 50 completely
knocked out that they needed
no aneSthetic except morphine.
Anyway ne very likely could
not have survived a general
ancSthetlc.
Once the scritical closing Of
the heart wound was done. they
could look al the lesser wounds,
including the -helPless-ffngcrs
Separately, the cut tendons
were stitched together.
And that was the man who.
one month later. was able 10
60 home, already able TO move
his fingers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Thus in one drama. the tri-
umph Of medicine and the
shame Of mans brutality stood
side by side, and the better of
them won
That night. DR.. Johnston had
10 call the police 10 get safely
home himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

MIR. PICKERING cause Oh re-
cent marVels invented by medi-
cine, but most of all because
of the breathtaking team work
OF doctors and nurses. In the
space of five minutes TrOmbley
was, for all practical purposes.
doomed 10 die, and then Snatched
back from the brink of death.
Trombley. hearing OF the
rioting. wisely asked police
whether il was safe 10 90 10
the hospital. They reported the
neighborhood perfectly quiet.
Unknown 10 either OF them,
mobs were following The police.
Officers were reporting certain
localities as safe. As soon as
the police left. the rioters
moved IN behind them.
As Tromblcy arrived at
Brush and Hancock streets.
directly opposite. Woman'S Hos
pital. the mob had Just smashed
a truck. They turned on from
bley. A hrlck hurled through
the window of ms car, stunned
hum.
Up on the fifth floor Of the
hospita', Or. w. f.. Johnston
had Just finished an operation.
In sterile gown and gloves. he
looked down on the scene IN
the street.
"They dragged Trombley out"
Or. Johnston said Zone man
held him while another stabbed
him. II was the most gruesOme
thing I ever saw. In fact.
saw the knife thrust. and knew
right then what had happened.
I could see IL going into his
heart
Although stunned. Trombley
tried 10 protect himself with
his hands. They were slaShed.
The rioters then threw HIM
down and kicked him In The
end. the ringleaderS of the mob
picked Trombley up again and
gave hbn a push across The
street toward the hospital.
Barely conscious, TTomblcy
tottercd forward.
At that moment Trombley
WAS man condemned 10 i'm
mediate death. II he hadn't
been beside "A hospital. II the
doctor hadn't seen the knife
thrust. IL nurse and inferno
had been afraid to 20 meet him.
II the whole thing had happened
in 1871 instead Of l9iS--if any
such small thing had been diff
fercnt. Tromblev would have
bled 90 death In few minutes.
But having seen the attack.
DIR. Johnston knew exactly
what Ia expect. Trombley, now
completely unconscious, Was
carried TO the operating room.
There was no time tn find his
blood type. hut by using plasma,
typing makes no difference. For
nearly two. years that hospital
has had plasma. Five minutes 4.
after the knitting. TrOmbley was
getting a TRANSMISSION, and DIR.
Johnston, ignoring all minor
wounds. was AT work on from
bley's chest, sewing up the inch
wide slash in the heart cavity
itself
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

Dc TtBFtSO
A las doce del dia de hoy re-
gres6 a su Campamento de FIT.
Bragg, el Pvt. Sergio Camera,
miembro de la policia militar.
Ell prop6sito de su vista fue
despedir a su hermano Arturo,
La gaceta., 1943-03-22
NOTAS SOCIALES
ePoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Comida de DeSpedidG

Comida de DeSpedidG
Al medic dia de aver lie fue
ofrecio un almuerzo al aprecia-
do amigo Arturo Camera, con
motive de SUI ingreso en- ell Ma
wy Seas Bees.
Tuyo lugar en- ell restaurant
Seabreeze y Sc sirvieron unos
exquisitos macarrones con jail
has.
Todos los amigos de Arturo
tuvieron frases de carino para
Ell v lie desearon buena suerte
en- su nueva vida.
Entire los a~sistentes Sc halla-
ban Emilio Correa; su hernia
no, Sergio Camera, que EXPIRE
samente p.diara permiso para
despedirlo, va Que Sc encuentra
sirivendo en- el Ej6rcito de esta
naci6n Y destacado en- Fort
Braggu; Felipe Falcon Y Sra,
Evelio Alvarez, Jose Iglesias y
Sra, Frank Aspra, Sergio Ca
La gaceta., 1943-03-22
Entire %nOSOtrOs

Entire nOSOtrOS
BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra
en- Tampa, disfrutando de una
corta licencia, el jO7en Oscar
Hevia, miembro de las fuerzas
armadas de los Estados Unidos
Ell joven Hevia Sc encuentra
destacado en- la base naval de
Baltimore, Maryland.
I'm saludo para el amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

nero Jr., Rafael Camera Jr.,
Oscar Macfas, Oscar Dorta, Ca
talina Rodriguez, eL festejado
v su ~prometida, Lucille Hooper.
Terminate ell elmuerzo los
reunidos Sc trasladaron mas
tarde a la matinee del Centric
Espanol.
Ell joven Camera EMBARGO a
Las 10 80 de la noche con rum
bo a Jacksonville.
Ansiamos para ell amigo TODD
genera de venturas.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22
TrdSlddddd

TrdSlddGdd
FL pasado viernes fue trasla-
dada desde la clinica "El Bien
PGblico" para su hogan, la Sra.
Conchita Rodriguez.
En- su domicilio terminara de
reponerse.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

dan llegar a suS hogares o bus
car al5ergues.
DeSpues Sc dara la "senal 70
ia" y todas las luces seran ex-
tinguidas. Solo podran quedar-
Sc en- las GALES, los yigias para
los ataques de aviaci6n, la po-
lcta, bomberos, obreros de la
defensa y medicos.
Bajo la "senal azul' las sire
mas tocan continuamente du-
rante dos minutes. En- ell curse
de Ia "senal roja" las sirenas
tocan cuatro minutes, pero con
intermitencia.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

res de inventos. Ell n1mero y varie-
dad fue tan enorme que ell Consejo
Nacional Sc vic obigadO a pedir
ayuda. Esta solicitud do origen al
establecimiento de la Comisi6n Ma
cional de Proyectos de Patentes.
Estas dos dependencies, traba-
jando juntas, persiguen diferentes
objetivos. Ell Consejo Nacional de
INVENTORIES Sc ,ocupa de hacer que
toda capacidad inventiva Sc enca-
mine a las necesidades de la guerra.
La Comision Nacional de Proyectos
de Patentes, en- Gambia, tiene en-
mente ell retorno a la paz y pro-
yecta en- consecuencia ell aprove-
chamiento, durante la post-guerra,
de toda la capacidad industrial de-
sarrollada en- tiempos de guerra.
He aquf un ejemplo de 10 que la
Comisi6n Nacional de Proyectos de
Patentes Sc propone llevar a cabo.
FL he~lic6ptero, resultado &c una
La gaceta., 1943-03-22
UN "APALU-
CES" PARA ESTA SEMA-
MA

La Junta de Defensa del Con
dado tiene ordenado un "apa-
luces' para I'm dia de esta Sc
mana, bajo la luna llena.
Empezara ell "apaluces' con
Ia "senal azul' que cosiste en-
toques de dos minutes por las
sirenaS.
Las luces de las GALES no sc
quitaran hasta pasados Is mi
nutos de la primera senal de
modo que los ciudadanos pue-
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

Los inventors de los EstadOs UnidOs pOnen
En- ~practica SUI ingeniOsidad para ayudar a la
Construction de la maquinaria de guerra
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

maquina aerea pe%rfeccionada hace
muchos amos, esta llamado a ser una
de las mas grandes contribuciones
de Ia guerra a la humanidad. Este
aparato ha sido perfeccionado ba+o
la direction del Conseio Nacional Ce
INVENTORIES. Cuando 4 guerra
malice, a Comisi6n -Jacion.i
Proyectos de Patentes cspera '
ell helic6ptero sea utilizado On gran
escala como un medic &c transport.
Otro invento cue 6esempefara N
papel &c gran importancia lurante
la post-guerra os Il ".eep," ono
cido tambi6n como nula mecanica,
pequeno Y POGO ostetico CARO- Del
EiercitO lie los ,stados Unidos.
Seg1n ell Comisionado Coe, los cgri-
c%ultores c~onsideran este autom6vil
como I maquina deal PARA Il
campo, "a cue uuede leempla7ar
EMBELLISHMENTS ell tractor para lbs
trabaios &c n agricultural, tebir0 a
su enorme variedad de usos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

WESTINGHOUSE Con-
sejo Nacional de INVENTORIES,
establecido hace dos amos sola-
mente, ha sometido a estudio
mas de 100000 inventos, to-
dos en- relaci6n con ell esfuerzo
belico. "
Conway P. Coe, Comisionado de
Patentes de los Estados Unidos.
anunci6 que en- la actualidad los
inventories norteamericanos estan
mucho mas activos que en- cualquieI
otra epoca.
Ell Consejo Nacional de Invento-
res fu6 establecido, al finalizar el
ano dc 1870, para hacer que los
INVENTORIES estadouridenses dedi-
auen sus conocimientos al meiora-
miento De Ia Gefensa n%acional
Despu6s del alavoso "taGue a Pear.
Harbor, tueroh ~ dos mllla'
La gaceta., 1943-03-22
u bale de 0Roche

u bale de GR0cbe
Muy lucido ell bale celebradc
anoche por la Secci6n de Recrec
lei Circulo Cubano en- Su Sala
principal.
La orQuesta "Don Francisco
uvo a SUI cargo Ia parte baila-
Gle. s.ando muy aplaudido por
el pGb.ico.
La concurrencia, como en- pa
sados domingos, fue nutrida y
selecta.
FelicitamOs a los muchachOs
que comanda Oscar Cuervo.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

La matinee de aver
Otro exito Sc anot6 aver la
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno de.
Centre Espanol con su bale
matinee. TOGO, como de costum.
bre, la orquesta Don Francis.
co." ell conjunto de las simpa.
tias.
A las ocho de la noche sc die
por terminada la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22

que aver domingo parti6 para
jacksonville, donde Sc incorpo-
rara a los Navy Sea Bees.
Buen viaje para ell amigo Y
digno militar.
La gaceta., 1943-03-22
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En- pasados dfas fu6 someti-
ola a una delicada intervention
quirdrgica laestimada Sra. Ru
by Suarez, esposa del Sr. Raul
Suarez, RESIDENCES en- la barria
da Ponce de Leon Court.
Ell estado de la paciente es
b~astante satisfactorio, cosa que
nos alegra saber.
Hacemos votos porque rotor
ne pronto a sus habituales fac
mas.