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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Male Help Wanted

Al MECHANIC with tools ready 10 work.
Apply s240 Harper or 1928 Dexter.
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over. Apply $3.50 Woodward.
ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS TO inspect In
stallation In private and public buildings.
Several vacancies at 81 $40 per year TO
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plicants must be between Is and IS years
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one year Immediately prior 70 filing sppii-
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details and applications. apply to the De-
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Detroit, Michigan. on or before Decem-
her 81. 1870
PHYSICIANS collision man; straight
SALARY or commission. Call In PER-
SON 566 East Warren.
LINEMEN-For overhead line WORK Sew
eral vacancies 10 be filled by competitive
examination. open 10 men not over IS years
Of age al the prevailing rate OF pay. April.
canfs must he residents OF Detroit for at
least one year Immediately prior 10 filing
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MAKE s. DAY selling rubber door mats
Wolverine Mat Company, 1901 Grand
River.
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Death lotlces

GANE-Dee 20. 1910, Victoria, age as
years, sister Of Mrs. Christine Brandea-
burg, Mrs Hattie Fox and Joseph Ruder.
Funeral service Monday, 2-3e y. m, at A.
II. Peters funeral home, i20o7 Gratiot
HONEY-Dec. 10. isabelle, OF 21s20
? Harper Lake drive. St. Clair Shores,
age 81 years, beloved wife of WiIfred
dear sister OF Mrs. John. Schick. Mar
garet kelIock Of Toronto, Can. and James
Kellock of Alberta, Can. Funeral service
Monday. ! 2. m. al A. II. Peters Funeral
Home, 12057 Gratiot avenue.
ROT SSEAU-Onesime, December 20, age
Sc years. beloved husband of Azefia, nee
Bellefeuile. dear father of Ernest. Leo.
RaOul, Mrs. Walter L. Bull and Mrs.
Henry b Wsshburn. Funeral from resi-
dence, 4s46 Daley Ave, Tuesday at 8. &c
a. m, 81. Anne's Church at $50. Inter
ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
SCOTT-Dec. 20. 1910, Anna May Thornton
Scott Of 1888 Springarden. beloved wife
Of Oliver Scott Funeral service Monday,
at A. H. Peters Funeral home,
i205T Grstiot.
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SALARY or commission. Can In PER-
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MAKE s. day selling ruober door mats
Wolverine Mat Company. 1901 Grand
HlNer- I
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
KIDNEY STAeNATIOa
us WORSE THAN
y CONSTIPATION!
Dsoauss We TEOss Constlpatlsa q
The 0nosl Wits We NsvlesG
Ow INdneva Inaennalsly

No oGhaB uWwmm NJ youR BODY D q
mora Importance than yowr kidneyas For
A yUur h1mayn eAare aRo nine maHsoA
eabss Whlsh maA work day and night -
dlAaF tha fluids anA ksaD Tie systsm heo
4rom Wastaa ao1da. poisons which. u per-
mittad 70 rsmain, way nort0og kdnsY
and klAddaF tRoubleA.
Il 4 ne wondsR tAum SAaA NaturO
@9tsns calls Cor hsln - elean gut ~
kidnayM % " yom are trOubled with
GetainR-Up-NlghaA. Leg Palma Baekaahak
Nerves HoaAaeha Dlazinss y Loss a
RnarEy, ans - funetioaal kidney dlsordsrAs
ey nDANA, - fauous hdney rsme4ys
WkIeh ada Mature - naah cut hs k4~
ns1n, Il fatsR ~ WastSs - Dguvsnt -
ny saAgnatioAs
UDANg n aafs ana RaMaAlas TAo@~
mnda report sntirs aatlaeaetlom. Takes
assordiaR ~ Airsetioma, NDAN9 WI ssve
mlsadA results. Try EDAN9. Buy Il "a
sP npoaal PFiea OasR 81 I've bc1ea. Use
sns ksE n not aatlsfaA lgtura unepsnsd
~ ~ 0 IoUA hoDrBx BACK
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
aument6 q sueldO a $12,5OO.

Como pasa a menudo con los
dieses de hojalata, Williams in
m~ediatame1te desarroll6 ten
denciaS met$@ss y tambien 10
que en- la pelota conoce como
"cabeza de hero. Ted habla
ba como un oraculo y no permit
tia que nadie lie discutiera.
LIE acortaron la distancia pa
ra los jonrrones, pero NADIA ha
hecho qie parezca poner en- pc
ligro las marcas de Babe Ruth.
Jimmy Foxx, sin embargo,
continGa descargando cuadran
gulares.
En- ell pasado mayo Sc lie acus6
de negligencia y de haber perdi
do un juego que estaba o pare
cfa ganado. Joe Cronin Sc 10 d.
10 asi a los peri6dicos y los GRO
nistas empezaron a darle con-
sejos. Sc lie recomend6 que Sc
"desinflara" la cabeza y tomara
como ejemplo las brillantes ca
rreras de Walter Johnson, Carl
Hubbell y otros. Williams con-
test6 a los periodistas que a Ell
solo lie interesa Ell dinero,
Tan pronto dijo eSa enorme
tonteria y los peri6dicos 10 publ
caron, Sc vic solo en- ell banco y
en- ell "camerino" collective. Ba-
teo I'm jonrron en- Ell Estadio de
los Yankees y sus companeroS
no 10 aplaudieron cuando paso
la gonna.
Williams "odia" a TODD ell que
no piensa en- terminus de Will
Jams. Els su segundo ano en- "a
|pelota y TODD indica que jugara
por muchos amos q Gambia dc
rumbo. Los peloteros que 1nica-
mente piensan en- ellos mismos,
cast siempre Sc quedan solos y
son arrinconados en- las novenas
del s6tano.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
LOYAL knights of America

Loyal knights of America
En- una atenta communication,
ell Sr. S. Martinez, secretario dc
la Logia CaballeroS Leales lie
America, me infOrma que en- ia
Ultima junta por ellos celebrada
acordaron efectuar su fiesta bal
liable ell dfa % del entrante mes
de s~eptiembre.
FL Sr. Martinez nos hace sa-
Der y asf desea Sc 10 hagamos
saber al pGblico en- general que
la fiesta Sc Hevara a Was de he
cho, llueva, truene o relampa :
guee.
Como recordaran nuestros lee
torres, esta fiesta, en- su princi-
pic, tuvo que ser suspendida en-
ell parque la Columna." Mas
tarde anunciaron su continue :
ci6n en- Ell patio del Circulo Gu
pano y tambien tuvo que ser
suspendida a causa del MAJ item
pc.
'Por ell momento estoS son los
datos que Sc nos dan. Tan prom
to tengamos otros, con gusto 10
daremoS a conOcer.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21

do en- dias pasados los II aaos
Ia simpatica sehorita Aida FL
gueras, sus carihosos papas lie
ofrecieron una fiestecita en- su
Residential del 1908 de la Gale
Sanchez.
Sc hallaban presentes Alicia
Fernandez, Mary Vigil, Grace
Lofley, Isolina Fernandez, Hill
da Vazquez, Hilda Fernandez,
Gloria Caruso, V. Fernandez Y
Consuelo Blanco.
J6venes: Mike Valdes, Ma
nuel C~astellano, Mario Pedrero
Luis Rodriguez, Tony Perez,
Frank Lopez, Armando Altar,
Alberto Sanchez, Raymond AL
tar, Y Reynaldo Rodriguez.
Esposos: E. Fernandez y Sra.
Antonio Altar y Sra, Alberto
Corrales Y Sra, Tony Diaz y
Sra, Angel Falcon Y Sra, Ruff
no Menendez Y Sra.
Los invitados fueron esplendida
mente obsequiados con finos dull
ces Y refrescos.
Aunque con alg1n retraso de-
seamos hacer llegar a la Srta.
Aida nuestra mas sincera fell
citaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
NMestrG b~ienvenidG

Maestro bienVenidG
Con gran placer damos con es
tas lfneas nuestra bienvenida a
los sehores Rail Vega, Dick Gre
co, Joe Ficarrotta y Severino
Quintanilla, prominentes MEM
bros del Comite OrganizadOr de
La Verbena del Tabaco y acre
ditados comerciantes en- esta To-
calidad, queen la tarde de aver
regresaron prOcedenbes de New
York.
Los sefores mas arriba con-
signadOs paSaron dos semanas
en- la Babel de Hero, atendien-
do asuntos relacionados con sus
negociOs y al mismo tempo ira
tando de cOnseguir los servicios
de una gran orquesta para que
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
Aaradecidos

AgradecidOs
Por este medic los familiarcs
todos de la que envida Sc llam6
Sra. Josefina Cueto Valdes, de-
sean dar las mas ~expresivas grd
eias a todas las personals que Sc
interesaron durante la enferme-
dad de su esposa y mama como
despues de su falleci-
miento, y a los que mas tarde lie
.compaharon a su Gltimo lugar
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
EL0CIADA DE COSTA
A COSTA

Nc pase humillaciones por teneR
Ia cara lena oe granos. Aquf eB-
Il Ia aynda. Ell liquido zEM0,
poderoso suavizante, aliVia rSpi-
damente Ia eomez6n Ell dOlor y
eura. ZEMO contiene 10 de los
m as poderOsos electives ingre-
dientes mkdicos, recomehd6dos
por specialists de gran merito.
Una prueba lie cOnvencor1. IS cts.
6nc , e1.on, In euahquiar hOaAuA
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
RestGbleci6ndOse

Observation-Disclosures
Rapidamente sc va reponien-
do de la Intervention quirdrgi-
ca a que fuera sometido por los
Dres. r. Ortega Y J. A. Domin-
guez, Ell jovencito Ray Grimaldi,
estimado amigo del cronista.
SegGn nos informan sus ca
rihosos papas, los esposos Tony
|y Rosita Grimaldi, dentro de
breves dias sera trasladado a su
Residential.
Mucho nos alegra saber de su
mejoria.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
de descanso. A todos les viv.ran
e~ternamente agradecidos.
Benigno valdes e hijos ~
Complacidos.
En- q Casino

En- ell Casino
PreSenta eSta noche la en-
preSa del Casino la superproduc
ci6n Mexicana "Diablillos de A.
rrabal', interpretada por ce!e-
brados artistas hispanos. Su pri
mera presentation fu6 del agra
do del pahlico que la presenclo.
!. ICompletan este programa
"Primrose Path, con Ginger
Rogers, artistas Juveniles Y No
ticias.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21

estimado amigo, ell joven Benig-
no Fuentes.
Sc propone ell joven Fuentes
81 la suerte lie es favorable esta-
blecer su Residential en- esa gran
ciudad.
AL despedirlo, lie deseamos
buena suerte y feliz viaje.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
Shanghai Cabaret

va Sc habla con entusiasmo
del Cabaret popular que ell saba
do z de Septiembre celebrara la
.Secci6n de Racreo del Circulo
.CubanO, y que por nombre lie
vara Shanghai Cabaret.
Para esta fiesta usaran TODD
su edificio social.
Dos populares orquestas ten
dram a su cargo los bailables.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21

De vista
Procedente de la ciudad de
Key West Hegaron en- la tarde
de aver a esta ciudad ell Sr. Teo-
doro Albury y su hijo Charlie,
primes del cronista de esta Sec
ci6n.
Su vista sera de pocos dias.
Nuestra bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
RecOrddmOs

A los muchos simpatizadores
de las fiestas vespertinas, que a
partir del domingo 8 del entran-
tie mes de septiembre la Secci5n
de Recreo del Centre Espanol
iniciara su nueva serie de matt
nees bailables.
Regira,. los precios"de costum
bre 25c las damas y soc los ca
balleros.
No 10 0lviden, 8 de setiembre.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
Unds lineas

Para recordar que el entrante
domingo sera la gran fiesta de
la Sociedad de Socorros Mutuos
La Fraternidad', y que como
va es sabido de todos tendra e.
fecto en- los salones de la socie-
dad S. M. S. Italia.
Habra almuerzo y bale.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
NOTAS SOCIALE
POr MARIO RODRIGUEZ

les amenice ell bale de La Ver-
bena del Tabaco.
Mucho nos alegramos de tener
los de nuevo entire noSotroS.
La gaceta., 1940-08-21
| ED WILLIAMS Y SU YOIS-
MO-
leva solo dos GRos en- la pelota

Boston, aapsto 21.-Ted VII
lliams lie ha declarado la guel
IRA a 'todo Ell mundo" en- la ii
ga Americana. Blancos de sus
fyecuentes enfados y egoismo 10
son ahora los peri6dicos y los
fanatics, con una nueVa adi-I
ci6n: los propios Medals Rojas.
Williams, ell ano pasado, era un
Dios de hojalata en- Boston. Los
periodistas lie dierons una paca
y le invitaron a conner como Ell
mas destacado jugador del ano
en- esta ciudad. Tom Yawkey lie
movie la cerca hacia Adentro,
con ell fin de darle mayores opOr
tunidades de 'jonrronear", y !e
La gaceta., 1940-08-21

HGcia NeW York
En- la tarde de aver parti6 pa
"a la ciudad de New York IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
It's GREAT
to be an
AMERICAN

man died last night died with an arm torn away his
stomach conorted by short raonng died writing with his
face turned into earth chuned soft by the feet of troops He
lies there still poweress to hear his young crying
to stop the eatherheeed who sacks his home
the flames leap they spread the open he left
recently.
But he, the dead soldier, American
Too that this had been his country he might have in
the ball park last night and watched the DMag blast
the left field fence Or he might have heard Bng Crosby
the radio He'd have home from work, walking with
his his he'd have hoped bus, an ee-
vaor or street car Or he have driven his jaopy
yelling Howdy to jim Brown he turned the into his
His young namesake would have been jumping for
the funny before he'd have been able to get into the
house, and inside his wife would have told him about the
blossoms the garden he washed for dinner Maybe
he'd topped off the meal with cherry and later the
evening he might have Grated long and loud the virtues or
evils of his favorite municipalities He might have done all
that gone bed with greater than the thought
of having to pay the light bill in the morning
That's what is be American It's waking with moth
ing the sky but cloud that looks like rain It's cee
brating the Fourth of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DayWth faml
y picnic IT. writing letter to the editor and telling him what's
wrong with the it's going by without seq
ing soldier 1t all this to be American and Ts
great!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-08-08
CHAPTER 38l.

CHAPTER 3Sl.
AN ACT to propose an amendment to Section
l, of Article II, title Executive Depart
ment," of the State Constitution, to provide
that Governor shall not be eligible to
coed himself for the term directly following
that for which he was elected and to pro-
vide for the submission of said amendment
to the qualified voters of this State for
adoption or rejection.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland (three-ffths of all the
members elected to each of the two Houses
concurring), That Section l of Article II, title
Executive Department" of the State Con-
stitution, be and the same is hereby repealed
and re-en&cted with amendments to read as
follows:
Section l. The executive power of the State
shall be vested in a Governor whose term of
office shall commence on the second Wednes-
day OF January next ensuing his election, and
continue for four years, and until his success
sor shall have qualified; and he shall be ineli-
gible to succeed himself as Governor for the
term directly following that for which he was
elected
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, that the
aforegoing section hereby proposed as an
amendment to the Constitution of this State
shall be-, at the next general election to be
held in this State in the year 1910 submitted
to the legal and qualified voters thereof for
their adoption or rejection in pursuance of
directions contained in Article IA of the Con-
stitution of this State, and at the said general
election. the vote on the said proposed amend
ment, shall be by ballot. and upon each ballot
there shall be printed the words For the Con-
stitutonal Amendment and Against the
Constitutional Amendment" as now prescribed
by law, and Immediately after said election, due
returns shall be made to the Governor of the
vote for and against said proposed amend
ment as directed by said Article IA of the Con-
stituton.
Approved April 26, 1889.
CHAPTER III.
AN ACI to propose, an amendment to Article
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-08-08

CHAF LEN ~,
AN ACT to propose an amendment to Article
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-08-08

Sec. 7. And be it further enacted. That
new section be and the same is hereby adueu
to Article " of the Annotated Code of Mary
land 1924 Edition., title Oysters suo-nus
General Measures and Inspectors, SAID new
section to be known as Section S4 to follow
Immediately after Section SO and to read do
follows:
81. In addition to the certificates required
by Sections 81 and So hereof every packer ~, =.
commission merchant buying oysters IN u,s
State of Maryland shall furnish to the lnsperll
tor assigned to his district weekly re loI.
under oath showing the number of bushes n;
bags or barrels of oysters purchased by MI"
during the preceding week. 49,, THAT
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, , ltai
Section 1923 of Article 70 of the Anno's Az
Code of Maryland 1885 Supplement-, md
Oysters" subtitle Oyster Culture De AHN
Evening star., 1940-08-18

get her feet out Of the air In the
second act and folks stopped saying,
Il thought her 'Showboat' was very
good" and declared with that tone
Of delighted surprise used on such
occasions, shes good" However,
the truth is Miss Ferber retained
her amateur status.
The audience approved so much
that, at the end of the first act.
Toronto-so John Wildberg, the
manager. described twas on the
telephone asking Miss Ferber to
name her own salary to come up
there with the show for a week.
Miss Ferber refused to name her
own salary or even President
Roosevelts. This has been a life
time ambition of mine" she said,
"and now I've done 1t and it's
enough. I've always thought act
ing would be fun, but it isn't at all" !"
It reminds us of the years we
nursed in secret an ambition to
throw raw egg into an electric fan.
Finally we did 1t, and 1t wasn't until
a moment after it had been done
that we realized it shouldn't have
been.
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Evening star., 1940-08-18

make up she gained in beauty.
That's because she is essentially
modern and American"
BY the way, if you want to get
that tilted effect of Myrna's,
darker powder under the nose will
help.
Confidence Helps.
Katharine Hepburn is the raw
boned type-and this type, accord
ing to the makeup chief, must be
exceedingly careful regarding what
it puts on its face. Seventy-flve per
cent of Katie's charm and beauty
lies in her good skin. Most of her
personality and character Is ex-
pressed by her large mouth. Now,
If you have a lot Of confidence as
well as large mouth, it is all right
to use a lot of lipstick, according to
Factor. If not, play it down. Miss
Hepburn uses very little makeup in
private life-except for her mouth
and this is a good lead for gals who
look like her. Miss Hepburn's creed
is, Il am Like it or leave it."
If you have her sort of tonfi-
dence." says Max, likewise empha-
size the T in your personality"
THE majority of American wom-
en-" continues Factor, look better
at 50 than at %, because they are
more expert at applying makeup
and use it with better taste. They
know better how to hide defects
and accentuate good points; they
have more confidence" Women OF
80, according to the Factor statistics,
use the most makeup.
A failing of the fair sex, in Fac
Evening star., 1940-08-18

tors opinion. sis a refusal to recog-
nize the advancing years. Women
continue with the same makeup
and mannerisms that served them
in their 20s. II they want to look
attractive as they advance through
the 40s and SOS. they must move
with the (make-up) times. For ex-
ample, the woman of so who sticks
to the cupid-bow mouth of 20 years
ago fails in her aim of looking
young She is merely grotesque,
old d-fashioned-and Old
Claire Windsor is rated by Factor
as the supreme example of beau
tiful woman who will always be
attractive regardless of the years.
"She has exquisite taste in dress,
manners and makeup" Miss Wind
sor is in her middle 40s.> I hope
look half as good as she does when
reach that milestone.
And a final word as TO the make
up fashion of the moment. "A year
ago." says Factor, everything was
purple-purple lips, purple cheeks,
Women looked sick. Before that 1t
was yellow. The color scheme is
now natural--red lips, pink cheeks. u
I couldn't be gladder.
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Evening star., 1940-08-18
Film Studios
Look South
Via Radio
Program Aimed at
Latin America
Starts in Fall
HOLLYWOOD.


Five major movie producers have
closed a deal which they believe
will make life lot more thrilling in
the Latin countries and at the same
tine-not secondary Of course-pro-
tect Hollywood's last important rev.
enue outpost in the stricken foreign
market
Beginning about September
Clark Gable, Caroie Lombard, Gin
ger Rogers-in fact. all the foremost
glamour personalities of the indus
try-will appear on regular biweekly
programs to be broadcast to South
American countries through short
wave facilities OF N T. c.
Sandviched in with the words OF
the stars will be snappy half hour
OF comment on current and comine
film attractions, deslpned to increase
scceptability of American Aims in
the Southern republics.
To Combat Nazis.
The five big studios-R-K-O
M-G-M, Paramount, Universal and
Warner Bros.-are expected to be
Joined in the trade drive within q
few days by the three remaining
majors, Universal Columbia and
United Artists.
As announced through the Hays
once in Hollywood, the plan is to
make the recordings here and then
ship them East to stations WRCA
and WNBI which. recently upped
Evening star., 1940-08-18
That Wicked Waltz

That wicked, shameful dance OF
100 years ago. the waltz, sent goth
Century-Fox into a tailspin.
Innocently unaware that the waltz
ever was considered suggestive" the
studio filmed the dance for Brig
ham Young" its $2,5oo,o00 pioneer
epic.
News about the scene brought sew
eral hundred letters down on the
producers. While Brigham Young
and the Mormans approved qua
drilles, polkas and minuets, they
considered the waltz an immodest
display and banned it during the
epic trek from Illinois to Utah in
ls46.
Wanting no historical "boners,
the studio taught Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell, Dean Jaeger, Mary
Astor and the others the quadrille
and reshot the scene.