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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

teachers o. North Carolina-iined up
in solid opposition.
How the teachers would stand
depends, Of course, on the attitude
OF the appropriations committee to-
ward the nine-month term. The
group which instructs Tar Heel youth
isn't dumb enough TO resist getting
one-eighth more money than they
now receive; but-and here's the
rub-there is strong likelihood that
a nine months term would be sane
toned only on the basis Of reduc-
ed monthly wage to teachers.
In brief, the teachers will favor
a nine-month term provided their
salaries are maintained on at least
the present schedules as a monthly
pay; but they will probably raise a
ostrm Of protest if it should be pro-
posed to support nine months term
On money insufficient to maintain
that level.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
What's Doing I'm The
Churches

$50 Baptist Training Union. The
subject OF the Young Peoples Union
is What can the church do to help
the juvenile delinquent Forum dis
cussion led by Miss Clara Mae Ellis
7::30 The young peoples choir with
special music and sermon, Where
IS He?"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

The present salary scale gives the
average teacher something like $1,000
for l6O teaching days. If it is pro-
posed 10 give them SLIPS for nine
months, it will be all right with
them; but if it is decided they would
get, say, only S1,100 for nine months,
there would be row of no smaller
under such d plan.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

Note on the reduction of bureaus
and agencies of the State govern
ment: The only legislative proposal
which has been advanced without
even a hint of opposition from any
source is a retirement system for
State employees. It's dollars to dough-
nuts that a brand new division Of
the government would be set up to
handle such a system.
"Goodbye, Jenny, said this corn
er's sometime collaboration Lyn Mis-
bet to the bureaus efficient secre-
tary, Lucille Harris, as he started out
the door.
What do you mean calling me
Jenny she queried.
"Well, you're my girl friend and
while ago you called me iackaSs",
replied Lyn, land jackass' girl
friend is always jenny"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

Copyright, 1910, Appreciate America, Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

There is much vocal support for
the nine-month idea, but when the
legislature tries to devise ways of
raising the more than 100000 ex-
ira which it would cost, there is a
strong chance that the noise will
ISubSide.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
. STORIES
IN STAMPS
Sioux indian Talked
His Way Onto Stomp

p1cTURES OF Indians have dec.
- GRATED several y, 9, stamps,
but the best known ore the pOr-
traits Of P0eab0Btas, on tb9 5-eeBt
jamestown Exposition stamp OF
1907, and that Of Hollow Horn
Bear, Bfute Sioux, on the H-cent
postage VaIue above, released In
1929,
Hollow Horn Bear fought Paw.
nees at is, Yaided Union Pacific
labor camps during the building
OF the tFanscOHtjneBta1 railroad IN
1865, lie finally moved 70 the
Grow Agency at Rosebud, q. D.,
became o police officer there.
Hollow Horn Bear was noted
for his 0fat0ry. When u, y, Army
officers came 70 the Crow agency
70 taik treaty IN 1850, tho Indians
pieked Hollow Horn Bear 10 rep
resent them, confident that be
would not DO 0nt-tajked
lie went 10 Washington In 1905
70 march IN Theodore R00seveits
inaugural parade, remained In the
eapitai Until his death IN 1919.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
BY W. H. PEARS
Westons Leave for Hollywood
segyNsvIx.sM.

wood, Why, anything could hap.
pen IN Hollywood Ebe might even
rec Jerry RltlBey ~,
"gay g0Odbye 70 the old town
for = whole month" Mr. Weston
laughed,
FrancIe gazed back ~ the url-
impressive skyline Of Eispeth City,
How drab II looked How glad she
was 70 get away from II Prom
small minded people Ike ouSty
GAR,
M, Weston said, Think he'll
wait for you, FYancie7"
I'll don't want him t0t" Fran
cle cried I'm through with
GtistT,"
And yet, - they drove along,
StI6 caught herself worrying
about al the girls IN Elspeth City
VINO we're crazy over 0listy. They
we're always chasing after bin,
We'll, they'd have . clear field
nov, All YFanc1e hoped was that
no one Ike thai disgusting TiIda
Blake would catch Gusty.
VVllE " bDWVhb WlVVU ~ - hhhaSe4-
crate speed, TFancle, " . fever
Of excitement, wondered how she
could stand the long hours Until
they got W Hollywood,
Az saBdOWB, Mr., Weston De-
cided 10 stop ~ the next cabin
camp, They pulled W before q
long row Of gtuccO buildings and
ne went INSIDE 70 register,
Aunt Hat had gone 70 inspect
t1e sleeping quarters, YFancie was
alone IN tiIe car, Suddenly she sat
upright IN aStOnls1metlt She
could scafcsly believe her eyes.
Down the road sped o debtIt9ted
Old roadster, Behind the wheel
sat q black haired young men,
he gi0Wed down as ne passed and
f1O0ed 1IS assorted COW horns
He raised one hand IN the cir,
gFiBned, "Hi-yab, GugaFw Gugty
GAR beloved,
no be Continued
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
CHAPTER Nv

! Traneie slept on o tear wet
piIloW. She awakened late, sun
arms cuf1ed like o warm, yell
Low kitten on her bed. The gentle
breeze pulled at the lace curtains,
&c was lovely, peffumed sunday,
but Traficie closed her eyes 10 iW
Ordinarily dusty would race
into the driveway soon after din
2ler, his trick horns making 4
racket like dairy farm ~ milk
an0 time. Francie would raid the
fce box and he would stow away
huge portions Of left over roast
beef and apple pie. After that,
atey might swim, listen 10 records,
drive, OF do any Of @ dozen grand
Tfencie sat Up, angry With her.
eelf, Wasn't she through With
! atsty forever? What II he didn't
eefne today77 There were plenty
81 other boys, weren't thefe7 Boys
VINO wouldn't be selfish and con-
eeited and -.
gi,e brushed her hair languidly,
studying her face IN the mirror.
Last NIGHTS tears had left shadows
Under her eyes. No color showed
n her smooth, y0tif1g cheeks.
Tfancie suddenly felt herself very
mitch the Lady Of Sorrow. She
arranged m hair In severe lines
away from her ears, afid sG6fned
Ell fYiake-tip.
Downstairs she paused outside
the living room, hearing her father
Say, AS tisial, Hat you're max.
ING Wagneriafl tragedy 0tit Oh 4
simple quarrel. FrancieTl patch
things up with Gtsty and forget
aIi about this fool ticket"
Amt Hat said, Indeed, John7
! hardly expected you 10 UNDER
II think I understand FTanei6,"
Mr, Weston said quietly. "SheS
cot TOO much common sense 70 l6t
THIS Eet her down"
"X6ting dreams Aunt Hat
fnafrmtired. How little q man tifi-
l1erstands theml A soul crying for
astistie expression An, the poor
child"
AZ II this we're her cue, Ffancie
entered the room. Without con-
eci0as effort, she had slipped into
fiIe role assigned 10 her by Aunt
77ak The white, quilted robe made
her seem fragile. Her eyes held O
faraway look.
JoHn WstOn scrutlnized his
dsHeater sharply. "G66d morning,
deaf. Have q good sieepT
I'LL guess 20, PopsP
.poor child" Aunt Hat Clteked
enthusiastically. m 90 right out
and fix you some breakfast You
need strength"
"f'm not hungry, Aunt Hat"
Tfancle moved 70 the window,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

RAMOUR RIRAT LIMA

FIRST LINES
Prom Wilat famous poems ere
there first lines taken? YOU should
know tbe authors also, Name oil
five,
T. There, little gin, don't cryl
They have broken your doll
I ktl0W,H
., ny, tear hef tatteYed ensign
dOWDl
Long mas " waved on high
Q, "BuHset, and evening star,
And one clear cali for fHeV
4, "Break, break, break,
On WY cold, gray stones, Q
scar
q, "Swest and low, sweet and
10W,
Wind OF the western sea :
Answers on Bagk Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

PHILADELPHIA = (UPD = Dlgh5.
<s8iHg tours have been arranged
III Republican National o01veI5s
6n visitors interested IN national
&sfenss preparations. Maiof p9lnls
IA Interest viii include he phiIas
zIH6ia Navy Yard, tle New Y0Fk
5'HsI1'Idife DIaHt n Camden, ~
ne E4aHhI0Ft AfseHai aAa Ne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
0xYQEN SAVES KITTENs

Billings, Mont. - (UP1 - An 0xy-
esfl znhafatoF such - used by afr
E1ane passengers 81 high attitudes
vas called into service here 70
G4ve tile lives Of f0tiF kittens born
"a d hangar after one Of their fltiif1s
16f f1ed died. All responded quickly
~ fflo treatment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
CAST or cIIARAcTKRs

rRANCTK WESTON "a sif
With Q vOice ana ambition 70
trash the movies.
HUsTY CAIR--garage meehan.
ie VINO can give out On . trumpet
JERRY FTNNEY - MovieIand's
yemgest sianaOF man
Sse
YESTERDAY Ffancie decides
e Zee 4 wOman's wiles 70 get the
tlcket from Gusty. After o dance,
enc urges him 10 park IT the cir.
mort. Ousty h failing for her
fire, succumbing 70 the influence
8 a moonlight and perfume
when Francle mentions the ticket.
Angrily, Gusty refuses 70 sur
render II, drives Francie home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
SOFTBALLLEACUE
MEETS TOMORROW
Members TO Convene Al
Town Hall-Philip Din.
Ova Returns Home
MIDDLE BURY
Correspondent; NhHey fsiley
Telephone l.S4f6

Middiebufy, Jtiie 26-Thsfe viii
be D meeting Of the members Of the
softbail iegaue on Friday evening at
tie town hail at . 0eioGk.
phiiip Dinova VINO has been q pa-
ti6nt at the Waterbury hospital f6f
tfie past month, has been discharged
and u Commissioning at his home on
Park avsnie, Porter Hill
Mrs, Fred Capeweli wifi entertain
no afternoon Hin0Chle club 90 hef
nome tomorrow afternoon at .
HCl0ek.
Tonisiit % o.s0 O'Clock q picnic
for the members Of the Mr.. and Mrs.
club viii be heid ~ the summer hons
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bristol 81
Lake QuassApaue. This viii be tfs
mai meeting Of th6 season, The
hosts wifi be Mr.. and Mrs. q. Fred
Be6be, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. For
nsan end Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Clark,
~ the wsathef ID rainy the picnic
viii te held tomorrow night.
Mf. end Mrs. Howard Bronson Of
@0uti1 street have been entertaining
col. and Mrs. Wesley Aver and Miss
Abble Westsnbefg Of Superior, Wis,
kziss Westenbefg II the daughter Of
rev. AFthtif y. Westenbefg, o f0f-
zzsf loeai minister.
MIS- Mary FeFfante, daughter Of
NJ, ana Mrs. Anthony Terants,
graduated from Metre Dame aead-
f1nv On last Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
u. S. Sky Troops
Go Into Action

FORTY and two officers all volunteers from the 18th
Infontry, pioneering nucleus in the building
Of parachute otock and nftroton force for the United
Sotes Army at Fort Bennne, Co. Three months Of training
under the commend Of Moj W|iom NJ MIey hos brought
the 50lt Parachute BottoIon TO degree Of efficiency
thot the odmirotion Of visiting lotn American military
officers recent exhibition for them. These pictures Of
tronine Jump show how the outfitted ond
some points in the technique Of this Of modern
worfore thct hos scored eonspcuousy for the Noz
moehine in its conquest Of Europe.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

Another jump
and all honds
sof e . Men oi
the 50lst Bot
toiion. c orryine
their 70 u g h Iy
b dl e d poro :
chutes, return TO
stotion on the
run otter O sue
oessful tro ining
jump.
Wide World Photos.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

It's no Soft"
job when it comes
70 londine. This
soldier hos "foId-
ed up" in the op-
proved style 10
spore his body
os much Of the
Iondine jolt os
possible.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

Pukkh PIES swell eangbut handle little accident the ho
baking schedule quickly BAND AID
properly BAND
adhesive bandag
bandge surfaces Buy only genuine BAND AID It's made Johnson
on the packa
Evening star., 1940-10-27

No need now to be afraid to enjoy the food
you like. If you expect acid indigestion after
meals, follow this simple routine.
Take two teaspoonfuls of Phillips Milk
of Magnesa half hour after you leave the
table Or, if your not at home, take two
Phillips Tablets, which have the same
neutralizing effect
This gives you thorough "alkalization'
Evening star., 1940-10-27

lust at the time excess acids
are developing and
does the job in a few
minutes. No nausea or
embarrassing gas" to ruin
an afternoon S work or spoil
an evening none of that
Evening star., 1940-10-27

uncomfortable fullness, or singing heart
burn. You're surprised at how wonderful
you feel,
been using some slower or less effect tive
way to overcome acid stomach. The
Phillips Method may be a revelation and
solve your problem once and for all.
When YOU buy ask for and make sure you
La opinión., 1940-06-18
.OGedOd1
Ell Sepelio de la Sra.
Consuelo de Almeida

A las 200 de la tarde sera
sepultada hoy, en- ell cementerio
de lei C~alvario'. Ia sonora Con-
suelo Cazares de Almeida, quien
fallecio ell viernes pasada a la
edad de 20 amos. como oportu-
namente 10 informamos.
Su cadaver fue velado anoche.
desde las 700, en- la casa nu-
nero 6t5 de la calle East 35th
donde ell padre de la finada, asf
como su esposo, hermanos y
demas parientes, han estado
recibiendo senaladas muestras
de condolencia.
La senora Cazares de Almei-
da r muy conocida Y espe-
cialmente estimada en- los CTR
culos sociales de nuestra colo
MIA local. siendo una socia ac-
tiva y prominente de la Logia
"Artistas Unidos" Mum. 80, de
la ALBANIA Hispano-Americana;
por 10 que no solamente sus
hermanos de la Logia, sino sus
numerosos amigos, aslstiran es-
ia tarde al sepelio.
Como hemos dicho, despues
de tres semanas de permanent
cia en- Ell Hospital General, la
sehora de Almeida fue someti-
da a delicada operation a las
1900 de la mahana del viernes
ID de los corrientes; pero a pc
a de los esfuerzos dc Ia Cien-
ella, dcjo de existir a las 1870
de la ncc!de de la misma fecha.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
.FUEGOS
.ARTIFICIALES
Ago sobre
mi Madrecita'

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Junie
de 1910 Por la nueva entidad
productora de pelfculas ArzoE
y Gene Sc do comienzo a la fill
macion, en- los estudios Sthai,
de Ia pelfcula mi MADRECI-
Ia con argumento original dc
Max List y Joaquin Iturriaga
como homemade a las madres de
TODD ell mundo.
Para esta cinta fue contrata.
do ell famoso director Francis
CO Elias que 10 fue del actor
%veterano del Cinema Antonio
Moreno en- Ia pelfcula espafola
MARIA DE LA o" donde tam
bien actuaba Pastora Imperio y
Carmen Amaya.
Ell tema de mi Madrecita" e.
un canto a las madres y han
querido sus productores Arzoz
y Gene que la cinta este reali-
zada por los mas destacados
ValoreS de la cinematograffa ma
cional. La eminente actriz Sara
Garcia, como Ia mejor DANA dc
caracter de America Latina In
terpreta la figura principal del
film hacienda ell papel de n
amantfsima madre que pierde
su bienestar y su fortuna Dor
atender las necesidades de sus
hijos q%ueridos.
Ell resto del reparto estA a
cargo de artistas del nombre de
Julian Soler, Julieta Palavicini,
Victor Urruch1a, Julio Villa
rreal, Alba del Mar y Manuel
Noriega.
mi MADRECITA" va es o
nocida por todos los elementos
cinematograficos y pdblico en-
general que espera la fecha del
Is de JUNO.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
Ell ~DEScUBRIDoR DE
SOMBRAS

Vosotros seguramente igno-
rareis que en- mi pals de la Gran
Trola, tambien nos permitimos
ell lujo de tener detectives. Pues
81, y son c~olosales.
Claro esta que allf, como pals
de magos, hacemos las cosas de
un modo un POGO especial. ASH
cure que en- la eseuela de de-
tectives Sc les ensena que CO.
nozcan a los d~elincuentes hasta
por las sombras.
De una cuerda tendida de la
do a lado de la h~abitacion, col
CAD una sabana O mantel, de-
tras del cual encendereis II
luz. De un modo parecido des-
filan en- la escuela de mi pals
los delincuentes y Sc les disfra-
"a con gorros, barbas, jibas y
demas, para que ell aspirante n
detective descubra, a pesar de
TODD, quien es Igual os toca ha-
Ger a vosotros. Uno de los juga-
dores Sc pone por ell lugar no
iluminado y los otros pasan por
ell otro lado, disfrazandose, o
como sea.
Ell jugador debera nombrar en-
alta voz quien crea que es Ia
s%ilueta, 10 cual resultara mas
diffcil de 10 que parece.
Cuando uno queda descubier-
to pasa a ocupar ell puesto del
descubridor de sombras.
La opinión., 1940-06-18

Jeanette Mcdonald tiene una
perra que Sc llama Sissie y es
un animalito digno de la ma
yor slmpatfa. porque posee
esta particularidad: no puede
resistir los sombreros extrava-
gantes.
Cuando Jeanette recibe la vi
sta de alguna senora que lleva
un feo sombrero moderno, Ia
perra sc pone a ladrar. La in
tensidad de los ladridos esta EN-
razon directa de la extnavagan-
cha del sombrero, la que. lleva-
da a su grade maxine. provo
ca la aggression directa de Sissie.
Con tai motive, las amistades
femeninas de Jeanette frecuen-
tan POGO su casa y cuando la
visitan esconden ell sombrero. La
misma Jeanette no Sc 10 pone
jamas dentro de la casa, y GUAM
do regresa, o Sc 10 quita en- la
puerta o no enciende las luces
para que Sissie no 10 yea
10, 81 cada familia tuviera en-
SUI casa una Sissiei
La opinión., 1940-06-18
Salem de regreso
a la Ciudad de Mexico

De regreso a la Ciudad de
Mexico salieron aver de Los
Angeles ell periodista Luis Cano
y esposa, quienes vinieron a la
capital del Celuloide a pasar una
corta temporada de vacaciones.
Eel senior Cano, como hemos
informado, pertenece a la redac-
ei0n del diario metropolitan
Excelsior" y los redactores de
LA OPINION tuyimos ell gusto
de recibirlo en- nuestras ofici-
la en- varias ocasiones.
Los esposos Cano hacen ell
viaje de regreso a la Gran Te-
nochtitlan por la ruta de san
Diego y MeXicali.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
La cenn-junta
del CfrcuLo Mexicano

Ell "Cfrculo M~exicano' celebro
su reunion mensual ell pasado
viernes IA de los corrientes, en-
un ambiente de algeria sin pre-
cedente en- los pocos meses que
tiene de fundado este grupo de
lideres de la colonia.
Fueron aproximadamente 40
los miembros del Cfrculo Y sus
invitados, los que concurrieron
al agape que, en- esta OCCASION,
fue servido en- un establecimien-
to mexicano del bulevar Sunset.
Los n1meros salientes del pro-
srama, que estuvo bajo la d.
reccion de don Gerardo Bernal,
fueron:
La c~onferencia titulada "Ro-
nance del Aqua" por ell joven
ingeniero meXicano Jose Pulido
Ortiz, recientemente titulado en-
ell Institute Tecnologico de Pa
sadena, planted conocido mas
popularmente bajo ell nombre de
"Caltech"; y la exhibition de la
pelfcula 1.-THE Lindbergh Trail,
con eXplicaciones por ell senior
Juan Matute, sub-jefe de la Off
Gina Que la Compahia Mexica-
ma de Ayiacion (Pan-American
Airways) tiene en- la Ciudad de
Mexico.
Los dos oradores fueron muy
apladidos, ia conferencia y la
pelfcula fueron muy gustadas y
la asamblea acordo que la pro-
Nima reunion sea Ell dia 2 del
entrante mes de julio, en- honor
del consul de Mexico, don Ro-
dolfo Salazar. auien pocos dias
despues saldra en- viaje de va
eaciones por la Republica Next
cana
La opinión., 1940-06-18

Olivia de Havilland, que ape
mas cuenta VENTURES, es un mo-
delo de inteligencia y sensatez.
Muy considerable y admirada
dentro y fuera de Hollywood, no
ha tenido, sin embargo, hasta
ahora, un compromise serio O
aunque sea ligero con alguien.
Muchas gentes aseguran que es
porque resulta muy dificil de
c%ontentar, y otras. las mas, por-
que tiene la costumbre de lie
var a sus amigos a SUI casa,
donde hay otras hermanas me-
nos ~exigentes que ella. Cana mil
quinientos dolares a la semana
y 10 puede negarse que es en-
cantadora.
La opinión., 1940-06-18

mi hija es una joven muy bo-
rita de dieoisiete amos, pero es muy
timida cuando Sc reune con jove-
mes y por 10 tanto no es muy po-
p%ular". Este complete de inferiori-
dad y falta de sesuridad en- 81 mis-
mas Sc debe a que las madres
muchas veces son demasiado oui-
dadosas y enclaustran a sus hijas
de tai manera que las nihas no
han tenido roce social durante la
ninez. Durante sus actos sociales
los nihos adquieren dominic propio
y como conducirse con ell sexo
opuesto. BESIDE pequehos a los nj
nos Sc les debe enseiar ell arte de
la soeiabiIidad, sin miedo de ma
nera que euando lIeean a esa edad
tan importante de los ounce a los
Veinte sepan eondueirse con gracia.
No hay mayor depression mental
que la del Adolescence con un COM
plejo de inferioridad.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
HOLLYWOOD POR DENTRO
Por HARRIET PARSONS
Corresponsal de International News Service y LA OPINION

Hattie mcdaniel. Brenda Joyce
y John Payne tambien figura-
ran en- ell elenco. Este 1ltimo
psrece cue tiene mejor suerte en-
p0th Century-Fox que la que tu-
vo en- la Warner. Zanuck cree
definitivamente en- su albor CO.
mo joven ealan.
Los aficionados que han esta-
do %pidiendo que Guy kibbee o
Eugene Palette Represented ell
papel de S~cattersood Baines, Sc
contrariaran al saber que Sc lie
dara a un desconocido. Los pro-
ductores Jerry Brandt y Char
les Ford (de RkO) han decidi-
Go e~asisr S25, 900 en- buocar a
aisuicn CUE no sea conocido por
los aficionados al cine.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
NueUo domicilio
del Sr. Alberto Lopez

I'll senior Alberto Lopez, p:o-
minente miembro del Club Social
Monte Alban'', tiene nuevo do
micilio, segGn Sc nos informl,
donde desea ponerse a las Or
denes de sus consoles y hume
rosos amigos. Su nueva direc-
cion es; 1920 Towne Avenue, Los
Angeles.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
Fauecio a
los 20 amos de edad

Que ell dfa 10 de los corrien-
ties fallecio en- ell cercano puel-
to de Wilmington ell joven Err
nesto Siqueiros Jr, es la noti-
cia que ha llegado a la mesa del
redactor.
Ell finado tenfa solamente 20
amos de edad, fue sepultado en-
ell cementerio de su localidad y
su afligida familia ha estado re-
cibiendo senaladas muestras de
condolencia en- su Residential de
1414 Roman Avenue, Whining
ton.
%proyectan levantar en- ell Vale
de San Fernando, junto a la de
Gable. Mischa piensa hacer en-
torno de ella una pista para ca
reras de caballos.
JPor que? Porque seg1n ase-
gura Mischa, toda su vida ha
deseado vivir en- mitad de un
hip0dromo.
La opinión., 1940-06-18
c. NIE
Tn Patron DiariO
1a~9
VEsTIDo DE DOS PLEAS

VEsTIDo DE DOS PLEAS
Claire TiIden prueba que
las eosas buena1 vienen a
montones al ofrecer ell pa
tr6n n1mero 119 como "oom-
pleto" para ell verano. Este
estiIo versatil incluye un ira
je de dos pleas elegantemen-
tie entalladas mas un traje do
shorts y porta- bustos. La
chaqueta de mangas laraas
o e%ortas, y la falda, Sc abro-
chan al frente y Sc verian
atraetivos heehos de la tea
llamada "sharkskin", sirsa-
ca, o de I'm estampado o limo
seneillo que no Sc arrugue.
La falda tiene una tabIa atras
y no hay costuras a los la
dos. La ehaqueta tiene dar-
dos en- los hombros y esta
bien entallada a la cintura.
Su cuello redondo, de ehupe-
tin de punto Sc We i%uVenil.
Yea listed como ell eorpino
sc abrocha eleaantemente por
ell frente, y fiiese en- los dar-
dos de las axilas para un ia
lie liso y perfeeto. Los shorts
Sc abrochan al lado y tienen
pliegues al frente. Las cuatro
pleas pueden e iguales o
mixtas-cada una puede usar
Sc con otros vestidos para
aumentar la diversidad de su
vestuario.
Ell patron 119 viene en- los
siguientes tamahos: ~, IA,
16, 18 y 20. FL tamaho 16, ell
entero conjunto, requiere 5Ta
yardas de tela de 35 pulga-
de-