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La gaceta., 1941-12-13

Fernandez Rey hizo la presen
taci6n del joven c. c. Vega
quien actu6 de Maestro de &c
remoniaS.
Ell Sr. Vega mencion6 Ell nom
bre del asociado mas antique de
Centre, Sr. Baustita Balbontin
a quien excuse por haHarse en-
fermo.
Pidi6 un APPLAUSE para la co.
! mission organizadora del acto.
Present6 con sencillas pala.
bras al juez federal del distrito
William Barker, y Sra; jue7
Sanders Y Sra; juez ]. Hines
Y Sra; Rex Farrior, fiscal de.
Estado y Sra. ell representantt
81. Raymond Sheldon y Sra. e.
fiscal del cOndado, Joseph E.
Williams y Sra. el jefe de poll
cha, Mr.. Woodruff y Sra. Sr, Da
vid Smidley y Sra; Tony Fer
nandez, director de LA Traduc-
ci6n-Prensa'; VictOriano Man
teiga, director de la Gaceta"
Alberto Valdes Brito, director
de Information, que Sc encon
traba ausente; Jose A Coma
lez. presidente del Centre Astu-
riano; Francisco Garcia, presi-
dente del Cfrculo Cubano; E. o.
Palermo, presidente de la Unio-
ne Italiana; Tony Grimaldi, pre-
sidente de la SOciedad La Italia;
Ed. Ray, editor del Tampa Dali
ly Times; Lamar Sara y espo-
sa; DR.. Juan Manuel de la Puen
tie, Consul de Cuba, y Sra. a la
distinguish egposa del goberna-
dor, Mrs. Holland, y por dltimo,
al gobernador Spessard L.. Hol-
land, quien p%rOnunci6 I'm inte-
resante discurso de tono patri6-
tic Sc lie hicieron varias ova :
ciones.
Terminate su discurso, ell ST..
Ramon Fernandez Rey lie hizo
entrega de la historic del Cen
tro, un libro gu lleva grabado ell
ncm5re del gobernador.
Habl6 despues ell querido ami
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
La function de mahana

Manana domingo pasara Il
Compania Guiana al teatro de.
Centre Asturiano, donde ce'ebra
"a su penultima function de Ia
temforada.
Para esta OCCASION Sc ha eSco-
gido la obra "Altarito de Cruz.
en- un acto Y tres cuadros, origi-
nal de Armando Bronca. En- la
Interpretation tomaran parte
Digna Zapata. M. Monterroso,
Pillar Ramirez, Enrique Codina,
Jose Aparicio, A. Perez Arecha-
valeta, Ramon Bermudez y To-
mas Rodriguez Jr,
En- la segunda parte, un ex-
traordinario acto de variedades
con las notables artistas Consue
10 Moreno y Elsa Valladares.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
Birthday Matinee

Con este bonito y appropriate
nOmbre cglebrara manana do
,mingo su dltimo dia de las DO
das de Oro", la sociedad Centre
EspanOl, baio los auspicios dc
su Secci6n de RecreO, ~presfdida
por ell dinamico Angel de la Ri
va.
Como una deferencia al pdbli
60 que cada domingo concurre a
e.tas fiestas vespertinas, sc ha
gcordaio obsequiar, en- uno de
los descan os que haga la or
questa, con cakes y manteca-
do" Segin Sc nos informa, ell
"cake" que Sc ha confeccionado
es de grandes dimensiones.
La fiesta empezara a la bora
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
Bale social en-
ell Centric ESpanol

E. tercar dia de las Beias de
ORC del Centre Espahol. Hoy Sc
efactuara un soberbio bale en-
TODD al edificio social de la Sep
TINA ayenida Y Gale Dieciseis.
Para este gran festival, al que
solo podran aSistir los asocia'
dos, reina gran animation.
A las diez de la noche Sc abri-
ran las puertas del edificio, CO.
menZando Ell bale a las diez y
media.
Ocupara la plataforma de la
mdsica la sin rival orquesta To-
cal Don Francisco" bajo la d.
recci6n del professor F. Grasso.
Los asociados que 1f.seen asis
tir deberan presentar EN- la puer
ia de entrada, unO de los Glti-
mos recibos pueStos al cobro.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
NOTAS SOqALE
FOR MARIO RoDRlGUEz

A cada uno de los cnmen.
sales Sc en.reg6 un menu con
SUI nombre en- letras de orc, oh
sequio tambien del "Colum-
bia."
Ell menu, variado Y eXquisi'
to, merecio grandes eiogios.
Constable de Extremes, Puche-
70 a la madrilena, una copa
de Jerez Amontillado, Fargo
Alicante, Ensalada Espahola,
Capones a la Riojana. PoStre
Aniversario, en- ell que habia
las fechas 1891 y 1941. VinOs
Sauterne y Borgona. Cafe Co.
lumbia.
Antes de terminarse ell servi-
clio sc presentaron los primeros
numeros de variedades, a cargo
de la consagrada artista espaho-
la Consuelo Moreno, Luis To-
rres, Velia Martinez y Mary
Haskin. Cada ndmero recibi6 la
APPRECIATION de los cOmensales,
que tributaron vigorosos aplau-
SOS.
Hizo la presentation de los ar
tistas ell Sr. Ramon J. Alvarez.
La presidencia lie fue concedi-
da al Honorable Gobernador de
la Florida, ST.. Spessard Holland
quien tenia a su derecha a la eS-
posa del Sr. Ramon Fernandez
Rey, presidente del Centre Es-
panel, Y a su izquierda a su be-
la y culta eSposa. Despues, ell
Sr. Barker, juez de la corte fe-
deral ell presidente Ramon Fer
nandez Rey, ell abogado c. C. We
ga Jr., vice presidente de la So
ciedad; Rex Farrior, Fiscal del
Estado y su esposa; Lamar Sa-
ira y SUI esposa; Ramon Shell
don y esposa; jefe de policia
Woodruff Y su esposa, y otras
persOnalidades.
Terminada la comida, Ell Sr.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
El banquete de anoohe

I'll panQuSlC de
Magnifico, insuperable, Ell
banquete celebrado anoche
con motive de las "Bodas de
Orc" del Centre Espahol.
I'm gran acto en- ell que par
ticiparOn mas de 500 perso-
mas.
A las ocho de la noche, no
obstante la lluvia, va Sc en-
contraban en- ell edificio todos
los comensales, Inmediatamen
tie Sc hizo honor, en- la planta
baja, a los bOcadillos prepa-
radios por CaSimiro Herman
DEE, en- honor del socio funda-
dor, Sr. Baustista Balbontin.
Despuas Sc pas6 al salon
principal, ell que habia sido a.
tornado por Angelo Greco.
Las mesas fueron colocadas
artisticamente, por los CANA
reros del Columbia" bajo la
supervision del Sr. Salavarria.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
Santos del dia

Santa Lucia y Otilia.
Domingo: NicaSio.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
r DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the airl friend, or
q business appointment. play zuart. andtRka
the proper pracaution 10 see thAt Your hrknrk
doesn't offend unnecessarily. AID ALI. nbth,
ing IL so inexeupRble and 80 offensive aef
negleqepd case Of halitosis (bad breath). Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mou4h with Listerine AntiseDtic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
aweetor, purcr. less likely TO Offend. Most
caaoa Of halitoais, say some authprities, are
due TO the fermentation Of tinyfood particles
- the mouth, although some cases may Be
que to syatemie disoTders. Against the for
msr condition. Lsterine Antiseptic works
wonders because It first halls the fermensa-
ton and then overconeA the odnFa 4 canaes.
Don't forget to use H. lts the hrst aid Of
thousands OF popular and successful people
LlSTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

which your body uses directly for
energy TO help build up more physi-
cal resistance and thus help calm
iittery nerves, lesser female func-
tionai distress and give you joyful
bubbling energy that is reflected
thruout your whole being.
Over 1000, 900 women have re-
ported marvellous benefits from
Pinkham's Compound. Results
should delight you! Telephone your
druggist right now for a bottle.
WELL WORTH TRYING. .
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

go Sr. Rafael Martinez Ybor.
Quien pronunci6 una bella plea
o@ratoria.
Acto inolvidable.
Feiicitamos una vez mas a los
crganizadores, pIssididos por el
Sr. Angel Alfonso, el segundo Vi
epreSidente.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13
Para Nueva York

Pr6Ximamente partiran para
la ciudad de Nueva York, las es-
timadas Senoras Engracia Ru-
bio y Dulce Maria Piedmont.
En- Ia ciudad de los raScacie-
los disfrutaran de dos semanas
de vacacioneS.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

de costumbre, 400 de la tarde,
y terminara a las echo de la no.
che.
Don Francisco eiecutara los
iltimos hits de la temporada.
Precios 35c las damas y 55c
los caballerOS,
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a I'm jOven active
Y honesto, en- Gambia pOr traba-
10. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

PERDIDA-De tres HAYES, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
lies Ia y 10. Sc g~ratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1903 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

FL pr6ximo martes daran su
Ultima function, va que ell mier-
coles partiran hacia la Habana.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

II you feel tired out, limp, l~istless,
moody, depressed your nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, peppy women-SNAP
OUT OF IT. No man likes a dun,
tired, cross woman
All you may need is a good reliable
ionic. II so, Just try famous Lydia 4;
Pinkham's Vegetable CUmkound
made especially for women. let It
=. stimulate gastric juices to help digest
and assimilate more wholesome food
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Veterans Plan
Radio Program
u. S. Constitution
TO Be Discussed

etressing the manner in which
the Bill Of Rights affects the
routine existence Of an American
citizen. speakers representing the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Of the
United States will he heard over
200 local radio stations on Feb. Il
In an appeal TO citizens to speak
Up for democracy"
In this area the program will be
broadcast over kMo at 40 p. m.
featuring an address by Ted Pow
ers, member of Wild West post No.
81. This program Is one OF a series
being broadcast over local stations
from coast TO coast every month.
In his address under the title
sSpeak Up for Democracy" Pow
ers win point out how the various
articles of the Bill Of Rights Of
the u. 8. Constitution make IT
possible for an American citizen
10 experience the true significance
of democracy.
The anniversary Of Lincoln's
birthday on Feb. IL will provide
the central theme for Powers
address. with emphasis on the
principle dramatizcd by Abraham
Lincoln when he declared this
government cannot endure perma-
nently half-slave and haif-free."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

Forestry club members Of Lin
coin high school win catch their
first glimpse Of their newly at
quired property. when they start
building . road leading to il. Feb.
a.
The territory. which il 240 acres
IN area. d located near the noun
tain highway. A road win have to
b cut through from q graded road
- TIE acreage.
The Weyerhauser Timber CON-
pAny has offered to give the club
1000 young trees. II members will
permit the company TO plant 200
trees there this spring ~ . check
lot
The club plans to make q project
out Of this area where the prin-
cipIss uf forest culture viii be APP
plisd he forssters also plan In
. ~ ysaxs - build . lodgs a
- anFoaga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Lecture Series
Starts Monday

Built around the timely subject
THE American Way in This
Troubled World" the fourth an
nual lecture series conducted by
Rabbi Baruch !. TRIGGER under the
auspices of Congregation Talmud
4. Torah viii begin Monday. Feb. II,
The lectures will continue on
each Monday evening for eight
weeks until April Z. All have been
arranged on a non-scctarian basis
and will be held at Talmud Torah
synagogue at South 4th and SITS.
Subjects for the lectures are:
Feb. IL: America and the
Challenge Of Our Times.
Feb. -: Ia the American
Way Affected by AXIS Pene-
tration In Other Parts Of the
World: In the Explosive Near
East.
March .: The Role If the
Far East In Relation 70 the
Americas Way.
March 10: Hemispheric Soil
dnrity - . Factor In Western
Hemispheric Defense.
March II: The American
Way and TIE Younger Gencr-
atioa: Chalse1se and Mutual
Responsibility.
March -: What Must Re-
hgioa Do IN The Present World
Crinis:
March Il: How Can Amer
lean Women Help 10 Preserve
Our Way Of Life:
April .: How Can Minorities
Help to Make America Safe
for Differences?
Lecturers include DIR. Giovanni
Costigan. DR.. Carlos Garcia-Pradia,
Irwin A. Hoff. DIR. w. Stull Holt,
Do Helen KAHN. Prof. Linden A.
Mander. DR.. Howard II. Martin.
Prof. Vernon B. Mckenzie and
Robert W. O'Brien, all Of the Uni
versity Of Washington faculty.
Other speakers include the Rev
DR.. James Brett Nckenna of Seat
tie: Prof. Ruth Swanson Franck
and DR.. H. c. Ronning Of Pacific
Lutheran college: DIR. Paul B.
Means and Linda Van Noren Of
College Of Puget Sound and Rabbi
TRIGGER.
Brief musical programs will
precede each lecture and there viii
be questions and answers follow
ing the addresses.
Mrs.. J. A. Sussman and Mrs.
l. A. Drues are In charge Of ticket
distxibution-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Tacoman Jailed
As Drunk Driver

Anton Raugh. 43-year-old Taco
ma brewer. of ITO No. Tacoma
ave. was in the county Jail Tues
day morning charged with driving
while drunk on the Mountain high
way Monday night. He was ar
rested q little after 10 o'clock by
State Patrolman Paul Pattison.
Justice Blanche Funk Miller
assessed fines Monday afternoon
10 two drivers booked by the state
patrol over the past weekend.
Lester Fadden. Al. of Route /, Box
22SB, Tacoma. a Fort Lewis Ia
borer. was fined $50 for drunken
driving. and Charles A. Black, As
year-old Seattle truck driver, $50
for reckless driving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

Slight isresvIers OF SIC
eueIify, soft ond worm.
end Jorge 1880 sire
thas olIo~s sor plenty
OF svek-in. Shop eerly,
these will be o sell-ovs!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
THE Hxahfer Side By DAMON RUNYON

1t to anyone except someone
close TO him like me. Maybe I
better not tell you about it Joe.
/ ses 60 ahead I will keep 1t q
secret. Ethel ses alright then.
Well one day my Uncle Ben met
a poker player by the name of
Miller coming along a road with
a lot OF enemy fellows that he
had arrested all by himself.
They had been shooting at the
American soldiers with a ma
chine gun Joe.
SES do you mean Miller
had taken them prisoners Ethel?
She ses yes that's 1t. He had
taken them prisoners. How did
you know Joe? I ses I guessed
it. I ses another thing how did
your Uncle Ben know Miller was
a poker player? Ethel ses why
my Uncle Ben had played poker
with him lots Of times Joe. They
were always playing poker. Well
my Uncle Ben wanted Miller to
give him those soldiers so he
could take them to Jail instead
Of Miller and Miller would not
do it. My Uncle Ben SEES he was
very selfish about those enemy
soldiers Joe.
SEES should think he would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

be and Ethel ses we'll my Uncle
Ben had lot OF money with him
so he offered to play Miller a
game Of poker and let Miller use
the enemy soldiers for ten dol
lars apiece because Miller did
not have any money at all. So
they played poker and my Uncle
Ben won all OF Millers soldiers
because one Of them did not
like Millers looks and sat behind
him and made signs TO my Uncle
Ben about the cards Miller had
in his hand. Don't you think
that was unusual Joe?
/ SEES very unusual and Ethel
ses so my Uncle Ben took the
enemy fellows to Jail instead of
Miller and he ses he was going
to get a medal for it but after
a while they found out how he
really got those enemy fellows
and Joe do you know what? They
gave Miller the medal instead
and my Uncle Ben had a hard
time keeping out of Jail himself.
joe do you think it was right
for them to blk my Uncle Ben
about the medal?
1 SES that one knocks me
right into the hay. Goodnight
sweets.
Yours truly, JOE TURP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

just telling you what my Uncle
Ben Ses. / ses we'll what did he
expect anyway when he Joined
the army? Ethel ses why guess
he expected to ride once in a
while Joe. He ses the accommo-
dationS were bad too. Manys the
time my Uncle Ben slept in a
stable Joe. Once the cows mooed
so he could not sleep wink.
I SEES the cows did not like
your Uncle BenS company Ethel.
She Ses well he did not like them
either. But the worst thing was
about the medal. I ses what
medal baby? She ses the medal
my Uncle Ben did not get. He
ses that's where they really
bilked him good Joe. SEES new
Ethel here is where you'll have
to take your time and explain
everything.
1 SEES I never heard your
Uncle Ben tell anything about
a medal. ses I thought I knew
all his war stories from a to z
but he never mentioned any
thing about a medal to me.
ETHEL SEES we'll ! guess my
Uncle Ben always feels hurt
about that and never mentions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Initiative

Here's a slightly different con-
ception OF Opportunity, as Wis
Toned by Walter Kicks OF Gibson
City. III.
me- Americas greatest
gift is the right to the fullest ex-
preston of my God-giyen tai
ents through the use OF my own
initiative.
IN the world Of today when
increasing numbers are being
told what they can or cannot DO,
and where their desires are sub
jusated TO the interests OF to-
taiitarian states. this gift stands
as sacred heritage TO me. I'm :
bodied In II Is the right TO read
what I please, 70 better inform
myself on any or all subjects; TO
select the religion that best hts
nv beliefs; to choose my own
friends and TO do the Kind or
work 1 like and want TO do best.
These things are not all to
be had for the asking. but re-
quire patience and persistence
on my part. The goals i aim
for now may change with time.
but IL work hard enough and
long enough, exercise self disci-
pline and make the most OF even
the least that have. ! cannot
fail TO achieve some measure OF
success"
Walter Sanford Kicks. age q.
Gibson City. Ill
$3.50 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Cooperation

The lesson OF Cooperation
that's what Mary VaHde Wege
of Holland. Mich. holds most
precious OF all Americas gifts.
Team work Is essential 10 a
happy and work loving de-
mocracy such as ours" says
Mary. watching a group OF
people engaged in community
singing brought this realization
10 me. It was wonderful 10
see. The most impressive thing
about IL was the feeling OF hap
piness and friendliness which
radiated from each persons
face. They were all Joined In a
circle Of friendship that bound
them togethe
America has taught me that
10 be happy I must tCork to-
gether nth Others. haze
learned that IL is Just as i'm
portdnt TO know ho,o to tolloi0
as TO knotC hoig TO lead. As IN
any game. Ue must cooperate
to make life pleasant.
I'VE have learned the mean
ing Of real living because we are
Americans and we have been
taught that cooperation Is the,
keynote of happiness. /"
Mary Vande Wege-age Il
800 West 18th st.
Holland. Mich.
$3.50 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Ethics of Dining
on XeniSOn

In the Ethics OF Dining on VeniSon
you must first not only catch your
rabbit but you must dye 1t cocoa.
% ~ %
When those two eminent sports
men OF the Sierra del Monicos Clair
Maxwell and Carl SquireS. invited
me 10 chew on antelope I started
by nibbling on a leather strap.
~ % %
There Is nothing tougher than
pentson in a bad mood. Aud Il t.
dipdys that.
q o @
I'm one OF those Sportsmen who
would shoot q fish in a barrel, II
he got the chance. In other words,
] have no ethics and never get any,
thing. But Maxwell and Squires OBJ
serve all the rules OF sport carefully
and slaughter fish. fowl and good
red herring -
% % %
A sportsman ike myself goes
hunting because he is HUNGRY. And
comes back that same tCdy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

life II Will be too soon TO suit
me. She Ses well l would not
want him never to come again
but l DO not want him for a
while. he shuts off the radio
on me.
1 SEES what do you mean he
shuts off the radio on you?
Ethel Ses why he just shuts 1t
off that's what ! mean. He ses
he shuts off radios wherever he
gees and he -Miillll not read the
newspapers anymore either or
talk to anybody either except TO
say good morning and good
night. I ses whats the matter
with him now? Ethel Ses its on
account OF the war My Uncle
Ben ses they are not going 10
: blk him again Joe when any
body swindles my Uncle Ben he
always ses he has been bilked.
That is the way he talks Joe.
l SES look Ethel. ses /
know how your Uncle Ben talks
alright. But what is he talk
ing about now anyway? Ethel
seS why I tell you he is talking
about the war My Uncle Ben
ses If a fellow does not listen
TO the radio or read the news
papers or cut himself in on any
conversation about the war he
is not liable TO get hoped UP
about it TO where they can blk
him. Joe you know my Uncle
Ben was in the other war.
/ SEES / should say l do know
t.. l Ses isn't he the fellow who
won the ware Ethel ses well I
guess he helped a lot all right
but do you know how he came
10 get I'm this war? ] Ses no but
I will bet it was not his fault.
Ethel ses my Uncle Ben Ses It
was because they got him
hoped up first. He ses he had
no idea of going TO. the war but
he listened TO the speeches and
read the newspapers and signs
and billboards and heard so
much conversation about the
war that he got all hoped up
about It. He ses people did not
have any radios then or he
would have listened 10 them too.
Do you believe that Joe?
SES believe what sweetS'
She ses about people not having
radios then. ] ses I guess may
be that's true Ethel and she ses
well did not believe that part.
thought my Uncle Ben was
Just making II UP. Can YOU
imagine peopie not having radios
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Opportunity

America is the land OF oppor-
tunityl" cries l3-year-old Nette
Austen of Goodland. Kan.
"Many Of us do not realize
what that means. Seemingly,
our greatest aim Is TO enjoy to
the fullest the pleasures OF body
and mind that are made pos
sible by civilization.
but OUR GRANDPARENTS
NEEDED NO DEFINITION OF
OPPORTUNITY. TO THEM
THE VERY WORDS MORAL
ITY.' RESPONSIBILITY AND
HONOR WERE GUIDE POSTS
AND TRAFFIC LIGHTS THAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Joe? How could they hear Kate
Smith il they did not have
radios.
SEES I guess they did with
out hearing her and Ethel ses
well my Uncle Ben. ses when he
got all hoped up about the war
he went and joined the army
and that is when they bilked
him. l ses how does he claim
they biiked him Ethel2 She SEES
why Joe he SEES they biiked him
in every way. My Uncle Ben seS
they walked him half to death in
this country and then they sent
him over to France and then
they wal d him TO death over
there.
l SES lat makes two halls
and two h Ifs Is a whole so your
Uncle Ben really ought to be
dead. She Ses l don't know
anything about that Joe. ! am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Il bug About I1mn

But the ethical sportsman shoots
q moose Just before he wants TO hang
up his hat.
. % o
After you shoot a moose then you
must hide his carcass until the sea-
son opens.
o % o
That's all right because il is al
ways three weeks away and your
moose must have plenty Of time 10
ferment. Fresh moose sirioin Is
tougher than Eleventh Avenue.
y q %
The three weeks is Just the start.
You hang the rest Of the moose in
the ice box at the Adventures Club
for another three weeks.
o. o %
During this enforced moratorium
the moose is getting high. When
moose is getting high IL is tDhipping
up an aroma and a bouquet that
Would knock the hat of bronze
general.
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A visitor is allowed a two weeks
card in the Adventurers' Club but a
moose can stay a month. After that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

LED THEM DOWN THE
GREAT ROAD OF LIFE TO
CONQUER NEW HORIZONS
STANDING DIMLY BEFORE
THEM IN THE DISTANCE.
1.-THE youth Of the present
day world does not understand
the eager anticipation Of that
generation toward new horizons.
However, IL we but rise to the
challenge, We may find open
avenues to success. We must
show the American people that
we respect America and the OPP
portunities she offers 70 Youth.
We must seek the foundations
Of character that give us public
integrity and private security.
when we have dono this.
Opportunity will mean to us
what IL did To our grandparents
Morality, Responsibility and
Honor"
Nette Austen, age Is.
Goodland. Kansas.
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