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La gaceta., 1939-12-16

Frente a Escocia Sc hundi6
ell vapor noruego Foina. Sc en-
contr6 un bote con los cada-
veres de dos tripulantes. NADIA
Sc sabe de los otros IS tripu-
iantes del barco.
I'm peQueno barco al servi-
clio oe la marina inglesa, ell
James Ludford, Sc hundi6 al
chocar con una nina. Temese
que hayan perecido sus dos O.
ficiales Y Is r:arineros.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
MURIO DE REPENTE Ell
PRESIDENTE DE PANAMA

Ciudad Panama, Panama,
Die. l8.-El DIR. Juan D. Arc
zamena, presidente de la Rep1-
blica, muri6 hoy de repente. Sc
hallaba en- Penome euando su-
fri6 ell ataque fatal. En- 81 mes
de noviembre estuvo enfermo
del coraz6n, pero volvi6 q sus de
beres ell pasado A de diciembre.
Aver Sc lie entreg6, en- Ia Le-
gaei6n del Peru, la condecora-
ci6n de la Orden del Sol.
Fue llamado a asistirlo, CO.
mo a la una de la madrugada,
Ell DR.. Carlson Brin, pero cuRn-
do lego hacia una bora que ha-
bia fallecido.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
DISPUESTA a
HACER NUEVAS CONCF-
STONES

Helsinki, Die. 16.-El minis
tro de Negocios Extranjeros
de Finlandia habl6 aver por
la Radio, en- ell idioma russo, di
rip endoss a Mo'otoff. Y dijJ
qv9 su pal, esta diSpuesto a
htcer nu.Ias con :esiones, pc
70 que 81 10 que Russia Sc pro-
pone es matar la Independent
ella de Fialandia, todos los fin
landeses combatiran hasta Ell
IN
No puedo comprender, dijo
ell ministro, como un pals que
antes condenaba la aggression
Y anatematizaba a los agreso-
res, ahora invade a una peque
ma RepGblica y trata de des-
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
Sc EXTIENDE Ell BOYCOTT
A LOS ~PRODUCTOS RUSOS

New York, Die. Liza Sc
nora Mary E. Woolsey, presi.
denta honoraria del Boycott
Americana contra las poten :
cias agresoras, manifesto aver
que las familias americans
deben .evitar ell adquirir pro-
ductos rusos, con motive de ia
aggression de este pals a Finlan-
dia. Els la idea del Boycott a
rectificar ell gran dano que la
aggression viene produciendo en-
ell mundo. La definici6n de IN
agresor, es la del Estado que
viola tratados, los principles
del a ley International y no
obserya una conducta decente
entire las naciones. Made pue-
de dudar de que Russia, va
condenada por la Sociedad dc
Naciones, es una potencia a.
gresOra.
Durante la guerra e Espana
la Dra. Woolsey defendi6 IA
causa DEF gobierno republica-
no y legitimo y patrocin6 ell
boycott contra los productos
nazis y de otras naciones a :
gresoras.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
CONVERSACIONES PREI.I-
MINARES PARA UNA PRO
TESLA A ALEMANIA E IN
GLATERRA

Washington, Die. 16.-Se
iniciaron aver conversacioneS
preliminares para haeer una
protesta ante Alemania e IN
glaterra, por todas las naciO-
mes del h~emisferio, con mott
vo del combate naval librado
en- aguas americans, contra
viniendo asi los acrerdos de
la reciente conferencia de Pa
mama.
La protesta debera ser he
cha por ell presidente de Pa
mama, pals que convoc6 la con
ferencia, y sera apoyada por
21 n~aciones,
Aver, buques de guerra in
gleses destruyeron un vapor
de carga aleman en- aguas a
mericanas y hoy Sc cree que
varios barcos de guerra ingfe-
ses y alemaneS estan en- CANT
no de Montevideo, donde Sc
encuentra ell Graf Spee."
Las zonas amricanas, apro-
badas por la eonferencia Par
Americana, no han sido apro~
badas por los beligerantes,
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

Ell domingo "a, a la una de la
tarde.
Las tarjetas para los jugue-
ties Sc han entregado a las macs
tras, en- los cologios de Ybor CT
ty. Los nihos que no asistan a IL
escuelas p1blicas y sean pobres,
deberan solicitar sus~ tarjetas en-
la secretaria de la Camara de
Concrete.
Ningdn nino pobre Sc queda-
"a sin juguetes, solicitando aho
ra la t~arjeta.
La Junta de Recreo ha cedido
ell parque para csc dfa.
Los ninos de las escuelas Mar
tinez Ybor y Washington pre-
sentaran dos n1meros.
Tambien Sc pedira ell concur
so de la excelente banda de tam
bores y cornetas de los Caballe-
ros del Agnila de Orc.
Componen la comisi6n orga-
nizadora los Sres. Jose Cha
noun, Victoriano Manteiga, La
mar Sara, Sam Ferreri, Seve-
rino Quintanilla, Roy Cotarelo y
Jose Ficarrota, por la Camara
de Concrete iborcitena, y por el
Club Optimista, Charles Cuervo
Lorenzo Mesa y Severino Quin-
tanilla.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
AL CHOCAR CON UNA Mi
MA Sc HUNDIO UN VAPOE,
TANQUE

LOndres, Die. 16.-Al cho-
car con una nina Sc hundi6 a
yer ell vapor tanque ingl6s In
VerlAne, de DIAL toneladas,
perdiendo la vida cast todos
sus tripuiantes. Trajo la mott
cia de este desastre la tripu-
laci6n de otro vapor tanque,
ell A~theltamplar, hundido pOr
una nina media bora antes.
De los 40 hombres del prl-
nero de esos bareos, solo 7 sc
salvaron.
Una explosion produjo aver
ell h~undimiento del vapor bel
ga Rosa, de 1903 toneladas.
pereciendo solo uno de sus tri-
pulantes.
I'm barco de guerra ingleS
hundi6, reeegiendo antes a la
tripulaci6n, al vapor mercan.
tie aleman Leonhardt, de 298!
toneiadas.
Dos baEcos de guerra ingle'
SEES capturaron en- ell mar e,
yapor aleman Dusseldorf"
poniendOlo a cargo de una tri-
pulaci6n de pFesa. Sc hizo e.
apresamiento frente 2 Calde-
ra, ep Chile.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

truir su independence. Nc
ven los finlandeses como pue-
de reconciliarse la politica de
aver con la de ahora.
TODD indica que Molotoff
no contestant a esas PROPOSE
clones.
Finlandia, con su oferta, a.
clara ante ell mundo que desea
la paz y esta dispuesta a ha'
cerle a Russia mejores conce.
stones de las que antes lie ha-
bfa ~prometidp.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
En- ell Centre Asturiamo

En- Ell Centre AstuTiGnO
La Agrupaci6n Artistica ofre
cera manana domingo, en- ell tea
tro del Centre AsturianO, 81 ter
cera function.
Representara la Agrupaci6n,
en- la primera parte, una gracio-
sa comedia.
En- la segunda parte sera pre-
sentada la notable compaiia
Beatriz, integrada por Beatriz
Noloesca, Bella Areu, Amparito
Cruz, Juanita Puente, Gloria
Zea, Tito Schiller Y Mr.. 7-Up.
Nuevos n1meros seran estre-
nados por la va popular compa.
MIA.
Arturo Moran dirige la Agru
paci6n Artistica.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
MURPHY NO HA DICHO
QUE ACEPTARA LA MA


Washington, Die. 16--Ha-
blando aver con To- periodistas
Ell abogado general Murphy
dijo que 81 no debiera ser con,
siderable para la magistratu-
ra vacante ne ell Tribunal ST.
premo y este Sc interpreted CO.
mo que no deseabael nombra-
mien'o.
Murphy aclar6 ell punto, an
la mahana de hoy, diciendo
que a el no Sc lie ha hecho o.
ferta alguna y Que solo dijo n
los periodistas cue hay otros
mejor caificados que 81.
Influyentes elementos cato
licos Y liberales vienen reco-
mndando a Murphy para la
plaza de magistrate vacante
On ell Tribunal Supreme.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
la Hubann

Mas numerosa de 10 que dill
mos aver sera la representation
de Tampa a la convention que
la Supreme Logia de la Orden
Caballeros de la Luz celebrara
en- Cuba.
Ademas de los queridos her
manos Victor Pasetti, Enrique
Garcia, Jose Gavilan, Angel Ro
sado, Ramon Rodriguez Parodi,
Pablo Gonzalez y Armando L6-
pei, que mencionamos aver, i
ran las siguientes representacio
mes de logias! Por la logia Luz
de Cuba No. 5, Francisco Velas-
CO Zubizarreta por la logia Sa-
cerdotisas del Hogan No. 2, Es-
trella Lopez; por la Sacerdoti-
sas del Hogan No. 8, Consuelo
Rivero, Carmela Garrido y An
gelina Vina; por la Jose Con-
zalez Curbelo No. a, francisco
Mendez Gomez; por la Francis
co Ferrer Guardia, Andres Ga,
rrido " por la logia de Sacerdo-
tisas Benevolencia No. 16, Jose
ia Rodriguez.
Hemos conOcido nuevos deta-
lies de las proposiciones que lie
van los hermanos de Tampa y
nos parecen muy bien pensadas
y Ia altura de su claro discer.
nimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
ESTADOS UNIDOS LIE CE-
RRARA LAS PUERTAS AL
JAPON

Washington, Die. 16.-Exis
tie la impression de que 81 Ru-
STA y ell JaL6n inician negocia
clones sobre un pacto de amis
tad Y no-agresion, como sc con
tin1a afirmando, las puertaS
de este pals Sc cerraran a los
japoneses en- enero, en- cuanto
al petrolec y ell hero,
BESIDE hace meses Sc viene
extendiendo un movimiento
para dejar de comprar a los
japoneses la soda que todcs
los amos venden en- este pals.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
Dean Of Pharmacy Perfects
! Remedy for Cold Coughs

ereosote for penetration. A base
Of genuine California fig syrup
gives Mentho-M ulsion a taste you
will like. II clings to your irritated
membranes so its soothing, healing
ingredients act quicker, better.
" served in the army thirty
three years and went through two
campaigns in the Philippines, sav
Mr.. George Morehouse, sand for
the last two years / suffered from
bronchial irritation due to colds.
Mentho-M ulsion Is the only prepa-
ration that gave me genuine relief"
Mentho-Mulsion is endorsed by
your neighbors and guaranteed BY
leading druggists everywhere.-adv.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
LISTERINE
for HALIT0SIS
(BAD BREATHl

Mine ingredients, including cold
resisting vitamins A and d, are
combined into one great medicine
Mentho-M ulsion - by the dean of
pharmacy Of a large mid-western
university. This remarkable medi-
cine stops coughing and relieves
that terrible stuffed-up feeling inn
mediately. Mentho-M ulsion is qua
ranteed to rid you Of your cough
due TO colds quicker than any medi-
cine you ever tried, or every cent
will be refunded without question.
Besides vitamins A and d,
Mertho = Mulsion contains seven
soothing, healing oils and unguents
including highest quality beechwood
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
Ell TEMPO

Suave temperature para ma
mana, Vientos ligeros del este al
sur. Els possible llueva mahana-
ma por la tarde. Maxima tempe
ratura aver, 70 grades; mini
ma, Sc.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

Dora Patino, la inteligente Sc
norita, Sc casara manana domin
30. a las 8 de la noche, con ell a
preciado joven Manuel Ricardo.
Ell acto Sc verificara en- la re-
sidencia de los esposos Severina
y Jose Patiho, del 1912 de la
Gale 10. Candida Perez, ell no
tario de moda, actuara.
Los testigos los seran los esti-
mados esposos Isabel y Adolfo
Ricardo.
Votos hacemos por la dicha
de la ensmorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

La Universidad de California ha
anunciado un curse moderno con ell
nombre de "Relaciones Familiares7-
-Debe ser porque esas relaciones
algunas wees son tirantes.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
La Fiesta del Din 2l

Trabaja activamente la conf
sion de la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor y de los Optimistas que
prepare ell reparto de juguetes,
en- Ell parque de Cuscaden, para
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

La Secci6n de Recreo de los
Caballeros Leales celebrara un
bale matinee de Navidad, de
a S,'el dfa 25, en- su hermosa sa-
la de la Novena avenida y Gale
16. Sera amenizado por la or
questa de Franckie Lemar. Solo
costara la entrada Is centavoS.
Agradecemos estos detalles al
secretario Juan Suarez.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
10 QUE GTRoS DicEN
|. Y 70 COMENTO
oor Jose r. Sanfehz


En- pasadas ocasiones, y aprc
vechando todas las oportunids.
deS que Sc me prsSentabsn, es-
cribia sobre los ataques y acu-
saciones de la prensa capitalists
al gobierno central de las repu-
blicas Soviet. Defendia a Stain
y otros, creyendo que varios dis
cursos pronunciados por el jsfa
de la poderosa naci6n rusa eran
sinceros y ajustados a la pauta
de la equidad y la j~ustic!a.
Conserve Ell texto de uno de
esos discursos, impreso en- espa-
mol, y que con una concianzuda
traducci6n sprecio en- las co,um-
mas de LA Gaceta", y recc erdo
perfectamente la reacci6n pro-
ducida aqui, y quizas en- toda.
parties por la lectura de aquellos
altos conceptos de equidad, JUS
ticia y humanidad.
F, Cay6 Litvinoff, y srbi6 Molo-
toff, y comenz6 a zanzibar d:
rumbo la ideologia de los HON.
bres que manejan y dirigen To-:
destinos del pueblo russo, y que
en- tan mala situaci6n 10 han
puesto ante ell p~roletariado mur
dial.
Aquellas floridas declara-
clones del "derecho a la vida
que tienen las naciones peque
mas" y otras veinte mil pro.
mesas, han resultado palabre
ria huera, los hechos han We
nido a demostrar toda la fall
sedad que encerraban las fra
ses del Sumo Pontffice" Sta
lin.
No creo que ell pueblo rusc
haya perdido completamente
las simpatias del proletaria-
do del mundo; pero en- sus
dirigentes no hay va quien
crea. La ocupaci6n de Polo
MIA, y las presiones a los pc
quenos paises, con los ataque2
injustificados a Finlandia, to-
do clio ha venido a erear una
tremenda desconfianza, pues
ell desengano ha sido tremen-
do tambien.
Viva en- la creencia de que
eel gobierno de Russia iba a ser
un modelo, cuya pauta habian
de seguir todos los pueblos a
vanzados; perO esta vez, CO.
mo en- las ilusiones de mi jul
ventud, me equivoque de me.
dio a medic.
YO sofaba que ell pueblo de
Cuba al Obtener su sacrosanta
Independence, iba a ser ell mo-
Idelo de gobierno para las repI-
blicas de Centre y Sud Amerf-
ca. Despues de los cuatro amos
de gobierno por ell austero Don
Tomas Estrada Palma (seg1n
ell estadista americana Elihu
Root, ell unico hombre honrado
que conoci6 en- CUba) vino la re-
vuelta. Magoon entr6 a servir
de leader a los saqueadores. Ell
Tibur6n" que Sc bahaba, salpi-
cando a Sus Eecuaces; Menocal,
que comenz6 muy bien, pero ter
min6 de manera dssastrosa pa
ra ell pueblo y ell future de la Re
pGblica de Cuba. Despues Zayas
y 10 que sucedi6 con Machado Y
J su gente.,. Cuba tuvo un desta-
llo de luz, perO fue muy breve.
A Wall Street no lie convenfa
que los cubanos fuesen goberna-
dos por CUBANOS conocedores
de sus mathematics derechos.., y
apagaron aqueIla luz.
~ el NAL efecto que nos eau.
sa yer como nuestras mas aeari-
ciadas ilusienes Sc derrumban
iQue toda la vida es sueno, y los
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

You may be guilty of halitosis Cbad
breath) this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft, That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quently due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize il
-. but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine Antiseptic halts such fer
mentation. said by some authorities to
be a major AUS of mouth odors, and
overcomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others? Why
hurt yourself socially and in business2
1t Is so cas-" to guard against offend
ing by gargling with Listerine, the
safe ~antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. II YOU
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Pharmacal Company, 81. Louis, Mo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
De los Optimistas

De los OptimistGs
La function a beneficio del
Optimistic de Ybor Sc efectuara
ell venidero martes, dia 10, en- el
Cfrculo Cubano. Trabajara la
compahfa Castany-Arredondo.
Solo costara la entrada 25c.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
NOTAS SOCIALES
YSSne de Ia ga pdg.)

Llegue a ellos, anticipate
mente, nuestra congratulaci6n,
Evening star., 1939-07-21
Consideration
Of Others Is
Important
Genuine Sweetness
Is aCharm Which
Every One Loves
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

-
Numerous young girls would like
to have secret formula for ac-
quiring charm! They have the idea
that charm can be added to ones
personality through the purchase Of
a few magic creams and the help
of good hairdresser. Those girls
are thinking OF outward personal at
traction rather than the intangible
essence of personality which alone
can be termed as charm"
There is no easy compromise with
oneself If you desire to possess
charm. Your outward appearance
must be attractWely groomed, your
mind must be nourished and ex-
pansive and your conduct ever
gracious. A pretty big order? Yes.
girls, it is. And, unfortunately, YOU
cannot 60 out and buy charm by
the bulk. You slowly develop charm,
as you live, day by day. You may
have it now right within your grasp
and little concentration will make
it serve you.
A gracious manner and good taste
are perhaps the kernel of this halo
which attracts people to you. How
you do things every day, how you
behave. what you wear and how
you wear it, are all part of good
taste. You may have the best in
tentions In the world of being con-
siderate Of others, but if you do not
extend the personal effort and be
considerate you will not have charm.
You may have the prettiest little
face in town, but If you do not take
care of your skin, or if you wear an
overdose Of makeup you detract from
your beauty. You may know how
to act nicely privately and publicly,
but If you fail to do so, you are not
charming, you are just being ordi-
nary. No ordinary person radiates
charm, it takes the exceptional girl
(who is hard taskmaster for her.
self to acquire that something
which allures and makes her life
pretty happy.
Just as your wardrobe needs new
clothes and your skin beauty aids.
so does your mind need stimulating,
Give your mind food as well as your
body. No knowledge acquired is
ever acquired in vain.
Sometime it will serve you, come
to aid you, help you make living
more exciting. Keep enthused about
people, things, places. Be ever con.
scious that life at its longest is never
long enough for us to do all We wish
to do and be all we hope to be! So
make every precious hour count!
"Donts Of Good Groominr"
will help you to be charming. In
close = self-addressed envelope
bearing . 3-cent stamp II you
request II. Write me care Of this
papes.
Evening star., 1939-07-21
Dorothy Dix Says
Divorcins First Wife to Marry
Young Girl Is Great TRAGEDY

A prominent public utility execu-
tive is suing his second wife for
divorce because he claims that she
decoyed him away from his first wife
by practicing her feminine wiles and
charms upon him. He asserts that
with wife No. l he had spent 26
years of happily married life, but no
sooner had he married wife No. 2
than he ascertained that she had
no affection for him and had mar
ried him for his pocketbook. not his
heart. Not only that, in the home
closeup she lost her allure, for he
charges she wore her hair in nets,
used metal curriers', cellophane nit
tens and cosmetics and wasn't even
as good-looking as his clean old
koap-and-water wife.
The account of this divorce case
will be greeted by loud and ribald
laughter. The general public has
scant sympathy with the aging man
who lets a hard boiled little gold
digging f1apper take him away from
the faithful wife who has loved him
dAlA cAn III INN dliu llC1pSu
build his fortune. And so when
they see him writhing at the bot
tom of the pit which his folly has
dug for him they look upon his
misery with contemptuous mirth
rather than with pity.
Yet if you have tears to shed, you
might we'll weep them out on the
shoulder of the middle-aged man
who swaps off his old wife for new
one young enough to be his daugh-
ter. For he is of all men the most
unhappy. 1t does not take him long
to discover that he has been gypped
by mere girl baby who played upon
his vanity until she landed him, and
who has no interest in him except
IN what he can give her, and that
his belief that he was still just a boy
was an illusion with which he be-
fooled himself.
A man who divorced his middle
Evening star., 1939-07-21

being all dressed up with number
OF pieces. If a woman selects copies
OF fine jewels, she matches a hand
some necklace with bracelet. ear
rings or clip and wears the complete
set as though 1t had cost $40. .00O, 900!
OF course, your grandmother had
beautiful jewels, but she didn't know
how to wear them. No, that's no re-
Election on your family at all. It's
simply that the modern woman uses
one lovely set as the center of at
traction and doesn't pile On all the
pieces she owns.
Goodness knows, George, jewelry
is very important to any costume. 1t
can change a plain, uninteresting
dress into something that looks like
a Paris importation. And speaking
of dresses, those at the show sur
prised Mable and me very much. You
know l told you that back fullness
is going to be the thing for fall? Re-
member those hustle effect dresses I
showed you in Murphine's window?
Well, Bonwit's stressed front full
ness! Can you bear it? Here we get
all set to enjoy a smooth line in
front and fullness in the back and
already the fashion experts are doing
an about face. Honestly, sometimes
it gets so confusing that I don't
know what we're going to wear
Guess we'll just have to wait and
see what they finally decide upon.
But really. correct and good look
ing jewelry is real necessity,
whether it's the very expensive kind
or not. We're going to be hearing a
great deal about dresses compile
menting gems this autumn. Person.
ally, the girls in our club are going
to devote some time and discussion
to the proper lines and best way to
make your jewelry the focal point of
your outfit. Criticize each others
suggestions and things like that.
Besides. George, l should think
you'd want me to keep up with the
last word in fashion. And you just
watch. This winter jewelry is going
to be that last world"
Evening star., 1939-07-21


are standard size you will have
little difnculty picking up some to
fit the frames. 1t would be wise to
get the two additional ones the same
size, though 1t is not absolutely
necessary if they are on another side
Of the house. Measure your frames
carefully, so that there will be as
little fitting and trimming to do
as possible. You ought to be able
to pick up reconditioned ones for
less than half the price of new ones
at any Of the companies that deal
in reconditioned things. If you have
the time to go out where they are
wrecking houses you can do better
than that.
DEAR MISS NOVEL;:
The house next door to us was
painted this spring and is now show
ing a mold that looks like mildew on
the north side of the house Would
this have anything to do with the
paint? The reason ask is that
our house is to be done by the same
painter within a month, and I do
not care to have the same situation
develop here. 1 would like to know
il it is the paint or II it is the shady
side of the house which may be
damp.
MR.. T. o. r.
Answer-It is quite possible that
it is little of both. Outside
paint carries heavy content of OIL
and 1t may be that on the shady
side Of the house the paint did not
dry as quickly as it should; in fact.
it may still be 'tacky" after two
months. Pollen and other matter
sticks TO this, causing a fungus to
form which turns green like mil
dew. 1 am sure that if you call
this to the attention of the painter
he can easily use more dryer in
your paint and avoid the same diff
Guilty.
DEAR MISS NOVEL;:
I am planning to build in a large
storage closet on the third floor of
my house. I should like to have it
mothproof if possible, though I do
not care to 60 to the expense of hav-
ing it cedar lined. What would be
the best material for the walls, lum-
Der Or wallboard. and how should it
be treated to make it mothproof?
H. T. E.
Answer-I think plyboard would
be the best wall surface from the
standpoint of expense and efficiency.
Set up your studding and line the
closet with the plyboard; ceiling.
Evening star., 1939-07-21

i SIlUUlu llllllh yOu save ~ 1Ol
more appreciative audience. I'm
very serious about this jewelry
proposition.
Listen, when I went up to the
Worlds Fair with Mable Smith, we
saw that display given by Bonwit-
Teller and Cartier at the Belgian
pavilion. You know. that's where
they have one of the largest dia-
mond collections in the world. Well,
anyway. they put on this show and
proved how your clothes should be
a background for your jewels. Would
you believe it. George? They had
$3,OOO,0O0 worth of jewels in that
show!
They had a dozen dresses de-
signed especially for this show, and
half of them were white in the most
beautiful fabrics you've ever seen!
OF course, a man wouldn't appreci-
ate the fact that certain materials
like satin, clinging chiffon and even
the more ordinary ones like net.
pique, taffeta and organdie, are a
perfect background for beautiful
jewelry. And what jewels, George!
Real rubies and emeralds were worn
with the nets and piques, and they
used an ice-blue satin and faille as
a complement to diamonds and
pearls! Well. can tell you that
Mable and I were dazzled. And
both OF us said right then, We're
going to have piece of jewelry to
complement a dress-and vice versa.
"Of course. they did say that If
you have piece Of very good cos
tune jewelry you can do the same
thing with it. You see, the idea is
to make every line of the dress en-
phasize the jewels. Why, you can
even do it with limitations and get
away with it! This winter all the
smartest women are going to use
their gems as main point and let
every other article of dress high
light it. The dresses are very SIM
pie so that they won't cheaper the
jewelry by unnecessary detail Isn't
1t q wonderful idea?
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