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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Gay Senior Ball
For Clover Park
Many From Community
Invited TO Social Event

Seniors of Clover Park high
school are looking forward to
their annual ball which will
be given Friday evening from
9 until II o'clock in the school
gymnasium. The motif for
the party is being kept a Sc
cret until the guests arrive.
The event is being dedicated
to leading citizens of the COM
munity.
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance are Messrs. and Mesdames
r. c. Barlow. Leland Hersey. II. c.
Anger. w. r. Martin. c. A. Rough,
and II. w. Lyman. The dance
committee includes Misses Dorothy
Cramer. Anne Barlow, Elizabeth
Rough, Betty Martin. Messrs. Thor
Morton, Arthur Childers and Vern
Clarksson.
Among those who have been in
vited to the dance from the COM
munity are Messrs. and Mesdames
A. II. Hudtloff. II. Fotheringill,
c. r. Maybin. James f. Wootan,
Harry M. Rowen. Julius Mann,
L. w. Doten, James G. Fowler,
Norton Clapp, Allen Link, Bartlett
Rummell, Harold d. Deering, Her
bert Ford. Cyrus Happy, Henry A.
Hoskins, C. A. Jackson. Floyd c.
McCarty, Bertrand Taylor, Rex
Rutherford. w. w. Williver, ]. F.
Lanser. Maurice Raymond. T. +.
Vineyard, r. Lackey. Maurice
Owens, Paul wagley. Mrs. c. A.
Bussard, Mr.. J. T. S. Lyle, Mr..
]. G. Cramer, Mr.. w. c. Brown,
Miss Katherine Doud. Miss Mar
garet Burrus, Miss Dorothy Stew
art. Miss Audrey Mcdonald. Miss
Adele Schuncke, Mr.. A. f. Spen-
Ger. Miss Signe johnson and Mr..
James Gerard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
To Wed TaComan
In Midsummer
Miss Brown Reveals
BefrofhaI at Party

At an informal evening
party given on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. +. j.
johnson, 1901 No. 21st St,
Miss Dorothy Brown, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ben Johnson of
Fort Benning, Ca, revealed
the news of her engagement
and coming marriage to Mr..
Stanley La Rue. son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. La Rue, 3018
So. Window, Tacoma. July
Is has been set as a wedding
date.
The guests learned of the be-
frothal when they opened ribboned
nut shells in which were the names
of the couple and the date.
Favors for the games of the eve
ming were won by Mrs. A. G.
LaRue, Mrs. Stanley Croft. Miss
Dorothy Galwass and Miss Mary
Farmer.
Late supper was served buffet
style from a lace covered cloth set
with tulips of different colors.
Other guests were Mesdames
Grace Farmer, Robert Thornton.
Howard O'Farrell, Leila Gibbons,
Marie Jacobs, Misses Mildred john
son, Frances Wearth, Margaret
Truman, Villa Fields. Muriel
Allie, Edith Allie, Ruth Otis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Annual Dance
On Saturday
American Slovenian Jrs. TO
Hold Yearly Event

Highly anticipated as one
of the larger affairs of the
season is the informal dance
which the American Slavon-
ian Juniors will give Satur-
day evening in Slovenian hall,
Old Tacoma. Dancing will be-
gin at 9 o'clock, Miss Marie
Borovich, chairman of the af-
fair, has announced.
A garden atmosphere will pre-
vail in the hall. which will be
cleverly decorated by Mr.. Walter
Suffer.
Miss Helen Pakusich, Miss Mar
garet Franich and Mr.. George
Boscovich are in charge of pub
lefty; Miss Maxine Kaffeler. Miss
Helen Lisicich, Miss Kathryn
Mullan and Miss Ursula Bosco-
vich, tickets.
The affair is expected to at
tract many from Gig Harbor. The
Mladost club of Seattle chartered
r. bus and plan to attend in a
body.
Miss lori Carevich, president of
the organization, is also assisting
Miss Borovich with her plans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

} The board of directors in addi-
ton to the officers will include,
Mesdames Patten, Christopher ".
Arendt. Dora Claes. Joseph Harri-
son. George Gahan. Cleo Henriot,
Cyrus Mentzer. D. w. Shea, James
II. Egan. C. p. Burkey and J. w.
Simpson.
Officers who have served with
Mrs. Patten this past term are
Mrs. Lorne E. Mekendry, who is
now In Hawaii. Mrs. F. Z. Loonam,
Mrs. James Healy. Mrs. Cleo Hen
riot, Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald,
Mrs. Joseph Harrison and Mrs.
Mark Dolliver, with the Rev. A. j.
Krebsbach s J. as moderator.
Plans were completed for the
luncheon at the terrace which the
club is planning. The affair will
be open TO members and their
friends. Transportation arrange
ments are being made with Mrs.
Loonam, Pr. 1908 and Mrs. Gahan,
Pr. 1896.
For the tea hour which followed
the meeting. Mrs. Bertha and Mrs.
Patten were asked TO pour and
Mrs. Mady served the ices. Spring
flowers were used throughout the
home.
Assisting Mrs. Dempsey were
Mesdames Bernard Bagan. Judson
Benton. Leo McGavick, Adam IAN.
sen and Regina Hamilton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
News and Notes Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Girl Reserve Group
Plans Dance

Gsri Reserves Of re ninth grade
class ~ Jason Lee win snssftz sn
IL : dance Saturday evening -
Weyerhscuser hail from ! sntll
10 eselcck. oFenektA powncy viii
b. general ehzirmas Tor the affair.
assisted BY Amy Jean Muna
Claire Hoadsst. Margaret Tsitcom<.
Peggy Cfumh,snK. Ruth AscemaH.
Char.etts Am stsiwick. Elaine
Cecilia Mitchell and Betty Andes-
nnft.
Music will he provided ~ Paul
Mcntxumery's orchestrs. Patrons
and patrcnszs<s wsn - us.<Fs
and Mesismes Cal vlHesat zsa
q. n WhitslnKtcn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Safe Easy Way
To Lose Fat

How would YOU like 10 safely and
harmlessly lose some OF that ugly
fat in a few weeks? How would you
like TO lose your double chin and your
too prominent hips and abdomen and
along with IL get the increase in
energy and improvement in health
which so often accompanies excess
fat reduction
Get on the scales TODAY and see
how much YOU weigh. Take a half
teaspoonful OF Kruschen In a glass
OF hot water first thing every morn
ing to gently activate liver. bowels
and kidneys Cut down your caloric
intake Eat wisely and satisfyingly
there need never be = hungry mo-
ment
Then after 30 days. weigh Yourself
again and lust see II YOU haven't
lost pounds of ugly fat. Refuse imi-
tations. Demand and get the genu-
Inc Kruschen made right here In the
U. S A.
A lar lasts weeks and costs but a
trifle, Money back II not ioyfully
satisfied. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Eastern Visitors Stop
Here Briefly

Mrs. James Waddell Alexander
and Miss Klara Won Neumann of
New York stopped briefly in Ia
coma early this week after their
annual stay at Paradise Inn. They
left for Portland, and with Mrs.
Alexander's husband. Prof. Alex
ander, eminent mathematician of
Princeton university, will spend
several weeks skiing and touring
at Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood.
While in Tacoma they were guests
at the Winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Plan Annual Spring
Dinner a. Church

The Ladies' Aid Of Bethlehem
Lutheran church VIII hold their
annual spring dinner Friday eve
ming from $40 until 7 o'clock IN
tho church parlors. Harrison and
Ea. q ats.
Mrs. Bertha Tnllefson IL the
president and has chosen a. mem.
hers Of her committee Mrs. l. +.
Johnson. Mrs. M. J. n. johnson,
Mrs. Oscar CiIbo. Mrs, Martin
Hitxelberger. Mrs. Arnold Fins
then. Mrs. nd Thoresen and Mrs.
John Tobiasen. Mrs. Jack Lang
don IL In charge Of the dining
room decorations.
Three-B sewing club ~ Major
v. NJ Brown auxiliary will meet
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Albert
Anderson. 35st Spokane ava.
Luncheon will be served at i2:50.
Members bring sandwiches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Mother-Dauehter Party
At Lincoln Thursday

Over 200 mothers are expected
to attend the Lincoln High school
Mothers and Daughters party to
be held this Thursday evening in
the girls gymnasium. The annual
party Is under the sponsorship of
the school Girls Club and under
the guidance of Miss Doris King,
general chairman. and Miss Alice
Hamlin. social chairman of the
Girls Club.
Table decorations will follow a
May-time motif, with colorful bas-
kets of flowers and brightly COL
ored place cards adjoining the
tables. Miss Charlotte Kane, presi-
dent of the Girls Club, will lead
the guests in a community sing as
part of the entertainment program.
Latest feminine styles will be
reviewed in a style show, for which
IL Lincoln girls will pct as models.
Spring sports wear and gradua-
ton formals will be featured. The
models are the Misses Mary Ken
dersi. Ruby Olson. Wanda Lue
Falling, Constance Hallen, Lillian
Kelley, Doris King. Doris Kelley.
Rainie Peterson, Norma Nelson.
Betty Lou Beasley and Anele Lar
son.
Committee members for the par
ty are Misses Lionella Williams.
Elma Thicl, Thelma Thiel, refresh
ments: Misses Mavis Shuman,
Betty Lee Wilson. Gloria Duncan.
entertainment: Misses Lorraine
Sorenson. Mary Hill. favors;
Misses Doris Smith, Raylene Trail.
Frances Sweeney, Lorraine Soren-
son, Mary Hill, decorations. and
Miss Ruth JorRenson publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Miss Boehmer, TO Wed May
8. CONTAMINATED at Party

Honoring Miss Catherine Boeh-
mer, 1901 SO. 45th. Mrs. Fred
Haas entertained at a miscellane-
Gus shower recently at her home
1910 So. Washington. Miss Boeh-
mer will become the bride Of Mr.
James Woods Of Lakebay on May
s. She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul J. Boehmer, 1901 So.
45th st.
Mrs. Haas was assisted by her
daughters. Miss Mary Haas and
Mrs. Robert Farmer.
The guests spent the evening
informally, with a spring motif
predominsting in the late supper
which followed.
Those present were Aesdames
Paul J. Boehmer. John M. Boeh-
mer. William ]. Boehmer of Brem-
erton, Albert Benson, J. j. Bar
rett, W. r. Hegg. Gertrude He
bert OF Auburn, Joseph Hebert Of
Auburn. Richard Osbourne Of
Enumclaw. S. A. sageser Of sil-
verdsle and William Lowe and
william Johnston. Seattle. Misses
Mary Haas. Marie Benson. Ger
trlIde and Teresta Benson. Ger
sldine Jordon Of Auburn. Mary
Johnston Of Seattle and Barbara
Johnston, Seattle
Ladies' elub Of Fire and P0Iirs
Departments will sponsor card
party Friday evening At : O'Clock
Al the Union hall. Ninth and a
Pinochle, bridge and 500 Dessert
supper Reservations 10 be maze
with committee members. Mes
danes Turrell Anderson. Harry
Aldrich. Arthur Berglund and VIII
lam Olmstead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Anniversary TO Be Marked

Olympic Rebekah lodge viii cele-
brate its nth anniversary Friday
when members meet for a s o'clock
pot luck dinner. Mrs. NJ. Klapt viii
be dinner chairman and Mrs. Ida
Setter will be hostess. Mrs. ].
Humphrey will preside during the
meeting and for initiation. Mrs.
r. L. White. president Of the
assembly. will be the honor guest.
Pioneer chapter, Goodwill In
dustries, will meet for luncheon
on Friday at 1880 in the lie
Sourd Community house, No. 18th
and Stevens. Mrs. ]. o. Heckard
and Mrs. Fred Robson will be
hosteSses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Receiving Fluctuations on
DAUGHTERS Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey,
1910 So. 14th, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a
daughter, Loretta Anne, in Ia
coma General hospital, Tuesday.
Grandparents sharing the event
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
House Guesf OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixel

Mr.. Noah Bixel Of Pandora.
Ohio. Is a house guest of his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Bixel. for several weeks.
He recently visited his children
in Los Angeles and will be here
for while before returning east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Mrs. Andrew Berilla Chosen
To Head Catholic Women
Annual Club Election Is Held al Home Of Mrs. James
Dempsey on sfeiseoom Lake Wednesday Afternoon

Important business before the Catholic womans club
Wednesday afternoon at the Steilacoom lake home of
Mrs James Dempsey included the annual election of Officers
and the discussion of the yearly spring luncheon May
at Lakewood Terrace the closing of the season.
Mrs Andrew Berla elected president of the group
TO succeed Mrs Gerald Patten Named also are Mrs H. A.
Mady vice presidents Mrs Theodore Gafney second vice
president; Mrs Lawrence McNerthney recording
tary Mrs James Heay financial secretary Mrs Margaret
Mcdonald corresponding secretary and Mrs C. w. Van
Rooy, treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Plan Ne-hest Lusehsse
Frid1v Aiiesnooa

Ladies a. the urptts Win nsek
fnf o'eis<k po-hoet luncheon a
shs wsnthfop cosss~ shop - rst-
day afternoon.
tsesx star ssstn~ss meet FFl1&y
To- i1laa Iuneh<on and hasleenz -
lhs hame u Mrs. Nils tAeh1. se>i
-. Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

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Dssh poius osaes ss'uv1,y

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e4<h day fef fHe CO.
dance which members g ~
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Md II fhe Conn, unity ~ Il
ex.oI-se Inrfu1~l
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La gaceta., 1940-11-15
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
ruta de la P~an-American

Naeva Tuta de Ia Pdn-AmericGn
La compahfa de aviaci6n Pan
American ha pedido permiso al
gobierno para zanzibar la ruta
de sus aviones, en- Inca de Eu-
ropa, desde Lisbca a las Azo-
res, Bermudas y New York, 4
una ruta con paradas en- la Gui-
nea Portuguese, Trinidad, Puer
to Rico, etc. Esto Sc hara a eau
sa de los fuertes vientos de los
meses de invierno y la mar "pi-
cada" de la Azores en- estos me-
ses del aho. La ruta actual Sc
m~antendra cuando Ell tempo sea
favorable. Por la via de Lisboa,
Azores y Bermuda ell recorrido
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Ndzinlovd

Escape, la novela de "E-
thel Vance, adaptada a la PAN
talla por la Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer, IS la historic de Emmy
Ritter, una actriz de fama in
ternacional, papel que desempe-
ma Nazimova, la famosa actriz
del teatro silencioso, y de Mark
Preysing, papel que desempena
Robert Taylor.
Taylor es Ell hijo de Nazimo-
va, en- la cinta, y trata de resca-
tar a su madre del campamento
de concentration donde los ma
zis la han recluido. Los naZis la
man condenado a muerte, pof
TRACTION.
Tambien. es la pelicula la his
toria de la condesa Won Treck.
papel desempenado por Norma
Shearer, que Sc enamora dc
Mark y Sc envuelve con Ell en- to-
los los peligros y en- la lucha con
.ra los opresores.
La ncvela fue adaptada cor
facilidad por Arch Oboler y
Margarita Roberts. Nazimova
5olo theme en- la cinta unas bre-
YES escenas.
Conrado Veidt aparece como
Il enamorado celoso de la con.
desa. Figuran tambien en- la pre-
1ucci6n, ademas de Nazimova
Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor
Y Veidt, Phillip Dorm, un actor
native de Holanda, que solo lie
va un ano en- Hollywood; Fei1
Bressart, Blanche T. Yurka, Al
bert Basserman y Edgar Bar
rier.
Ell nombre de la autora d
Escape Sc conoce va en- ell pal
pero en- ell libro seguira publ
candose como ETHEL Vance" !
asi aparece tambien en- la cinta
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
MGtdnzd

Sc enferm6 la Sra. Ana Stein
bach, de San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, y dej6 sus animales al cuida
do de Ben Werner, un vecino.
Cuando Ana sali6 del hospital
pudo comprobar que Werner ha
bia matado su perro porque CO.
mia mucho, habia vendido sus
pollos, canarios y conejos, adj
mitiendo que Sc habia comido
algunos de ellos; habia vendido
las chivas, derribado Ell establo,
vendida la MADEIRA del establo,
vendido un tiejo caballo, por 10
pesos, y ademas... habia excava-
do en- Ell s6tano hasta encontrar
$3.50 que ella habia enterrado
para los dias malos. Werner Sc
"a juzgado por un Jurado.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

lie re.porii que debfa. proba-
blemente, dar les grscias a al
suien y que 70 m;,mo no COM
21in5fa NADIA. Esta es, qu.Zas la
explicac;6n gae listed busca!'
Robert Louis-S ,eyeu on (au-
tor de ola lila del Tesoro',
eta, que fu6 saeretaric de Ia
primara "Suciedad de Invegti-
g~aciones Psiquicas" fundada en-
EdimburG--.i6 en- un sueno su
DR.. Jekyll y Mr.. Hyde.
C. K. Cnesterton eel conocido
critico ingles) que fu6 cat6lico
creyente, Sc mantuvc a la de-
fensiva ante nuestra demanda:
"YO temo un POGO, me escri-
bia, "a todas las ideas segGn las
cuales la inspiration es provo
cada por fuerzas exteriores a
nosotros, quizas porque no soy
a~gn6stico. No rechazo la idea de
Ia Musa-res pete demasiado las
tradicicnes humanaS-pero pre-
fiero tomar perscnalmente la
responsabilidad de mis- ObraS
deplorables. Creo que existe o.
ira idea mistica, tmbien muy
im~portante, que dice que ell HON
bre esta hechO a imagen de Dies
por consiguiente, en- un cier-
to sentido, creador."
(COntinudrG).
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

tcdia y protection de IA Ccnsti-
tuci6n y los Tribunals f.dera-
les.
La guerra mundial de 1914
nos ma snsenado por e.1perien-
a que en- tempo de crisis ma
cional es cuan6o mas paligran
las .ibertades civiles. Estamcs
pre-enc.an5o ahora como las IL
ber.ates civiles han sido datrui-
das en- cast todos los PASSES de
Europa, e.vualtcs de nuevc en-
el 2ataclismo de otra guerra
mas destructiva que Ia anterior.
No podemos saber ain las roper
cUsiones cue esta guerra pueda
tener en- este pals, y 81 queremos
ores libres que disturbances, ten
urenOS que poner a prueDa nueS
ira inteligencia, nuestra discipli
ma y nlestra seranidad de jul
cie, a fin Gle salvar las bases fun
damentales de la Democracia,
que son, la tolerancia y ell respe-
TO a las ideas de tcdos los hon.
bres de BUENA VOLUNTAD
que saben respetar las ideas de
los demas; y que tienen la for
tuna de ccnvivir en- esta naci6n.
Iltimo reducto de la Democra-
cia y la libertad individual.
Jose r. Colmenares.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
~AVENTURAS DE
LA
Hannen Swolter

"Adventmes NTH Inspire
ion" (Aveaturas de la Inspire
r'6a"), coaStituye una intere-
saate encuesta sobre las fuenteS
del don de escritor.
En- 81 "Apologia", Plat6n ha-
&c decir a Socrates: "No es Ia
sabidurfa la cue guia al pceta
cuando escribe sus obras. sine
una especie de gsnio y de inspi-
raci6n. Los poetas son parcel
dos a los adivinos y a les clari-
vIdentes que dicen, tambien.
muy bellas cosas de las cuales
no comprenden siempre ell sem
Edgar Wallace eel celebre au-
tor Ge tantas novelas policfa-
cas) decia muy seriamente que
nc inventaba jamas sus intri-
gas, sino que he venian a la ca
beza completamente hechas.
"Ydccmienzo . dictar mi move
Ia sin siquiera pcnsar EN- ell fin.
Una vez, acababa de timer una
idea cuando mi muier me dijo:
"Por cue habeis dicho gracias?"
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Medicine

La policia de San Francisco,
California, arresto a Der Wo,
un chino, acusandolo de vender
licores sin tensr una licencia
para. clio. Der Wo Sc defendi6
diciendo que les 8 galones de IL
guido componian una medicinal
para consume de los chinos-
auncue el habia hechO la mez-
ella con las mas populares mar
cas- de wisky del pals. FL "bOti-
carlo" fue coHlenado a pagan
una fuerte multa y tuvo que ce-
rrar la "botica".
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
LA SEMANA DE
EDUCACION
'~PERPETUEMOS NUESTRAS
~UIBERTADES'

Nuestra Naci6n, los Estados'
Unidos de America, es actual
mente en- ell mundo ell baluarte
de la Libertad y la Democracia.
Los derechos que disturbances
los ciudadanos de esta gran Ma
ci6n no han sido concedidos pOr
gracia o merced de niRgdR mo-
narca, principe o potentado. 20
y cada una de las libertades
que aqui existen han sido obte-
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
BuscdbG Ell Ndnlero

I'm nino de IL amos miraba la
lista de los n1meros frente al 10
cal de una Junta del Servicio Sc
lectivo, en- Orange, New Jersey.
Ell alcalde Ovid Bianchi lie vic y
lie pregunt6: IBuscando 81 nd-
nero de tn padre, hijo?
mo. Yo estoy buscando el
nGmero de mi maestro, para es-
tar SECURE de que Sc ira.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

s~acrificios de muchos hombras
de inteligencia, voluntad firme
y corazon eSforzado, que en- lu-
cha determinada y viril contra
las abrumadoras fuerzas del pa
sado hist6rico, lograron romper
Gas cadenas del coloniaje e i'm
poner a los dominadores su de"
termination firme de ser HON.
bres libres en- una Naci6n librs.
En- los commences de la era de
Independence, las libertades nc
eran tan amplias como las que
hoy disturbances. va Ell pals dis
frutaba de independence y IS
regfa por una Constitution, Y
sin embargo aun no existian en-
las leyes los derechos individu2
les que hoy existen, Y fueron ne
cesarics nuevos esfuerzos de los
hombres de coraz6n generoso
para lograr que ell Bill of Rights
que afirmaba les derechos de-
hombre como individuo libre,
fuera include como parte inte-
granite de la Constitution.
La Litert@l IN un mundo CT
vil:zc1c tic, cue estar regula-
da ne-cesariamente. De NO scr
asi pronto degenerate en- liber-
tinaje y tirania; por ESQ la IL
bertad debe restringirla Ell hon.
bre libre por su propia vOlun,
tad, o por reglas coercitiyas, 81
el individuo libre tFata de aten-
tar contra la libertad de otro
hombre tan libre como 81.
En- les Estadcs Unidos todos
tenemos Ell derecho de pensar,
hablar y escribir con entera Ii
bertad; pero no tenemos dere-
cho de calumniar, insultar o d.
famar a otro individuo, pues es-
tariamos sujetos a una respon-
sabilidad civil y criminal, a In
demnizar por los danos y per-
JUICES que hubieramos causado
co nnuestro ma uso de la Liber
tad. En- otras palabras; nuestra
libertsd no es absolute sino re-
|iativo.
Para tener una idea de los IS
fuerzos que ha costado lograr
las libertadas que hoy disfruta-
mos, todos debieramos conocer
los Fundamentals de las mismas,
a saber; Como Sc logr6 estable-
Ger ell Bin of Rights o sea ell De-
recho Individual. DebieramCs
saber tambien la relaci6n que
tiene el Bill of Rights con el res
to de nueStra Constitution. De-
bieramos saber tambien que el
|Gobierno Federal no era e. guar
dian de nuestras libertades civil
les, pues esta eustodia estaba
encomendada a las autoridades
locales o de Estado, y por con-
siguiente sujetas a los cambics
de las influencias de Ia politica
Hace POGO mas de velnte
amos Ell Tribunal Supreme nacio-
naliz6 nuestras libertades indi-
yiduales poniendolas bajo la Gus
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Ndmeros

Walter c. Brinker, de San
Luis; CARVED L. Darden, de
Colorado Springs, y Alden c..
Flagg, jr., de East Cation, Mass.
todos sacaron ell n1mero de Sc
rie 158 en- ell sorteo del Servicio
militar, es decir, el primer MI
nero extraido.
En- 1917 los padres de los tres
Obtuvieron Ell 258, ell primer MI
nero sacado en- aquella OCCASION.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

es 1876 millas; por 81 nuevo It'll
nerario, de 1882 mi.las. En- vez
de durar Ell vuelo % horas, du-
rara 49 hcras.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-16
Mrs.Phofl Heads OES
In Flint, Michigan

The gard annual meeting OF the
Genesee County association, Order
OF Eastern star, was held in the
high school, Dawson. Thursday
night. There we're about 900 In at
tendance.
Mrs. Viola shuman OF Swartz
Creek opened the meeting and Mrs.
Don Maginn. county president. pre-
sided After a program OF music by
the high school band, under the d.
rection OF Paul Goodman, and vocal
selections by the Rev. Herbert
Hausser. accompanied by Mrs. AL
fred hotter, dinner was served.
Officers elected at this time were:
President. Mrs. Clayton Pfohl. Otis
Vile: first vice president, Mrs. Lee
Gardner. Fenton. second vice. Mrs.
c. L. Hyatt Of Linden; secretary.
Mrs. Arthur Hill. Flushing; treas
urer. Mrs. Edward Bohb. Genesee,
chaplain. Mrs. Clare Barber. Mont
rose marshal. Mrs. Floyd Mccre-
die. Clio; orgsnist. Mrs. Leland
Helms, DAWSON.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-16
Whooping Cough Is
A Serious Disease

Careless parents OF children who
have whooping cough are respon-
sible for large part OF the misery
and even deaths which come as the
result OF the disase Is the opinion
OF Or. Franklin II. Top. director OF
the Division Of Communicable Dis
eases. He states that reports come
TO the Department OF Health almost
daily. OF children who. while hav-
ing serious parozysms OF coughing.
are allowed to run at large and
spread the disease 10 other children
in the neighborhood Many OF these
children have not been seen by
physician or the case reported to
the Department OF Health.
DR.. Top advises all persons who
have knowledge Of children with
whooplng cough who are not con-
fined to the home. to convey this In
formation to the Department OF
Health in order that needless sick
ness and possible death may be pre-
vented.