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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
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ICHRYSLER 1882 ROYAL 4-d0or sedan
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IPLYMOUTH-i93 coupe built-ln radio
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ZEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan; dark ma
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good motor. one fender needs humping
BUiCK-is4O 81" 4.door trunk sedan
deep gray finish. 8 wheels built-in radio
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
DEPEND ON BOB

Teller, opposed by Alley Donald,
was depended upon by the tribe to
snap the Yankee spell as he has on
three out of four previous meetings
with the league leaders this sea-
son. and if he fans, It will begin
to look like katy-bar- the door tight
insofar as Cleveland's hopes for a
pennant this season are concerned
The Yankees, as a matter OF rec
ord, are seven games in front. .
And they haven't got much room
left TO fight ina three-game
series beginning today, a series be-
ginning August II at Cleveland
and another back here on Septem-
Der Ia encompasses the remaining
clashes between the two top
teams.
The Yanks are taking them all
in stride now 10 move from seven
games back of the Indians TO seven
in front in recent weeks. During
the season 10 date the leaders have
taken 8 from and lost only 4 TO the
Indians, among other things.
RECENT HISTORY
On their western trip which just
ended. the Yanks picked up ga
games on the Indians and now
have won 20 Of their last %. "a OF
their last q and "a OF their most
recent 40 games. Joe DiMaggic
still is in the race for the batting
championship C375) and he anc
Charley Keller tangled up in 9
spree for the home run and runs
batted in title of both leagues. &c
mention only the more important
individual performances.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

Clearwater, acordaron pedir de
nuevo la cooperation del conda-
do de Hillsborough para la CON-
pra de los dos puentes y la cons
trucci6n del tunel entire csc con
dado y Manatee.
Dice la resolution que los CO.
misionados de Pinellas tienen fe
Y confianza en- los comisionados
de Hillsborough y les aseguran
que los problemas pueden ser re
sueltoS en- una conferencia don
de Sc acuerden en- definitiva los
terminus de un %conVenio.
III abogado de ese condado,
John Blocker. admiti6 la respon
sabilidad por haber mandado
:uatro leyes a la legislature, sin
contar con Hillsborough. Block
er fu6 criticado por los comisio-
nados Sres. Beckett y Merrin.
Quedo en- vigor, de nuevo, al
programa de 10 puntos que en-
principle Sc habia aprobado por
Hillsborough.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

Eel ayuntamiento acord6 en- la
session de anoche pedir al alcal-
de Chancey obligue a la compa-
MIA Seaboard Air Line, 81 es ne.
cesario por medic de la ley, a
abrir la Gale 26, de modo que la
barriada de Palmetto quede me-
jor servida.
Varios concejales Sc expresa-
ron a favor de esa medida, de
modo que ell transito de los asti-
lleros Sc descongestione por esa
Gale.
Qued6 aprobada una conce :
sion para que la Tampa Transit
pase sus autobuses por la aveni-
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

Una comisi6n de Is lecheros,
que mantienen 750 vacas y ven
den leche, a 5000 familias de
Tampa, Sc present6 anoche en- el
ayuntamiento a solicitar que la
nueva ordenanza de la p~asteuri-
zaci6n obligatoria sea anulada.
Ellos Green que debe ser de
sechada = pero 81 no 10 es, que
Sc enmiende en- ell sentidO de que
sean aliviadas de las frecuen-
ties inSpeccioneS las lecherias
que solo venden leche pasteuri-
zada.
Dijeron que la nueva ley de-
manda de ellos un gasto adicio-
nal, en- equipo, de $1,000.
Tai como Sc ha aprobado, de-
clar6 uno de los lecheros, la or
denanza viene a crear ell mono.
polio de las grandes lecherias.
Acord6 anoche la mayoria de
los senores concejales emplear
a la firma de ingenieros Burns
and MacD onnell para que reali-
ce un estudio de la escasez de
aqua y recomiende q. debe ha-
cerse. No costara csc estudio,
que Sc relacionara tambien con
las futuras demands, mas de
So, 700.
va esos ingenieros recomenda
ron que las nuevas cafierias
maestras sean de hero "campa
ma" y no de concrete.
Estimaron ellos que Ia propo
sici6n mas baja, en- cuanto a las
caherias de hierrro, Sc la de Ia
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

CONSTRUCTION Co., de
Orlando; que ofrece construlr T.
las y ponerlas desde 81 acueduc-
to hasta Ia ciudad por la suma
de $455, 900.
Estas canerfas son de SO pull
gadas.
Hizo la proposition mas bajs
en- las de 26 pulgadas, la j. B.
McCrary, de Atlanta, por la car
tidad de S329,S10.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu.
sivamente por K ing
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

ia a la nina Candita Fuentes,
hija amantisima de los esposos
CristiMa y Arturo Fuentes, do
miciliados en- ell 1914 de la ave
nida Is.
Muchos regalos recibi6
Los aSistentes fueron obse-
quiados con cakes Y refrescos.
Amos llenos de felicidad desea
mos a nuestra estimada amigui-
ia.
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da % y sirva a los veCinos de
Ponce de Leon Court.

Ponce de Leon Court.
Sc pidi6 al comite de GALES r.
forme sobre las frecuentes pa.
ralizaciones del transito, en- e
distrito comercial, por los ire
mes de carga de la Atlantic c.
Line.
Para vender cerveza Y who's
fueron concedidos permisos a
Jimmy Fraterrigo, Tony Leon.
ard, y Charlie Ray Calbo; pasa-
ron a informed ell comite de po-
licfa los solicitados por Jim Pc
rez, R. d. Collins, The Wonder
Bar, Red Star Barbecue, Sra.
Mary Garcia y Willie Bell Will
liams.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

OUNCE LECHERoS PIDIE-
RON QUE LA
DE LA
SEA ANU
LADA
La gaceta., 1941-05-07
Una I~nVitdci6n

Una EnVitGci6n
Firmada por ell joven Leo Gu
tierrez, Secretario de la Secci6u
de Recreo del Centre Espanol,
recibo una atenta invitaci6n pa
ra Ell Bale Social de las Flores
cOmo tambien para la reception
que sc efectuara Ell entrante Sa
bado en- ell edificio de Ybor.
Nos hace saber que la recep-
ci6n dara comienzo a las Doce y
media en- puntO.
Muy agradecido.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

digcfpulos del Estudio Sara
Knight; bales por alumnOs del
Estudio Danny Sheehan; can
tOs por Viola Villarreal, cantos
por Matilde Coto, cantos por
Gloria Caruso, ndmeros de acor
de6n por Pauline Papia, hume
ros de filarm6nica por Arman.
do Hernandez, y bales tap
por Evelyn Castaio.
Todo 10 que Sc recaude sera
destinado a los fondos de la Bi.
blioteca y fondos del COlegiO.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07
Santos del DiG
EStaniSlao.
Ot1'a + unci6n

OtrG FNnci6n
Ell viernes los alumnos del Co.
legio MacFarlane verificRran
su acostumbrado festival annual
habiendose escogido para su &C.
lebraci6n la amplia sala del Au-
ditorio Municipal.
En- este festival sera corona
da la parejita mas popular de
dicho plantel.
Sc presentaran distintos ac-
tos, entire ellos bales por los
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

RecOrdGndO ell PdsddO
Tai es Ell nombre de la VERDE
ma que verificara la Secci6n At
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

Sc PIDE AL AUCALDE A
BRA LA CALLE &c EN- Ell
CRUCE DE LA
AIR LINE
La gaceta., 1941-05-07
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO

l6tica del Circulo Cubano, ell Sa-
bado II del presente mes.
Con esta fiesta quedara inau-
gurada la temporada en- Ell pre-
cioso y adecuado Patio-Jardin.
Anualmente la Seccion Atle-
tica celebra este festival y obtie-
ne del mismo un gran exito. Els
de esperarse que asi suceda es-
tie ano, pOrque a peSar del POGO
tempo que tiene de anunciado
va han sido sOlicitadas infini-
dad de meSas. LIE recomenda-
mos separe la suya con TEMPO,
asi podra elegir el lugar.
La parte bailable estara a car
go de las dos orquestas latinas
de la localidad, ia Tropical" y
la Sonora, con sus respecti-
vos cantantes.
En- ell salon principal de la ca
sta Guiana tocara un popular
conjunto de la localidad.
Los precios de entrada son a
base de 25 cts. las Damas y Is
cts. los Caballeros.
Santos del DiG
EStaniSlao.
La gaceta., 1941-05-07
PINE11AS PIDE DE NUEVO
LA DE
HILLSBOROUGH

Los comisionadOs del cOnda-
do de Pinellas, reunidos aver en-
La gaceta., 1941-05-07

Party de CumpleaHos
Anoch, y con motive de ha-
Der cumplido un anO mas, lie fu6
ofrecida una animada fieSteci-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

s s::sssso &c. = ~ q
a! = ) + ST.. . = ~ ~ w
noee. q 49, !seesee 9
allowing - $780,. & 8. 4, ~
II z rsseAs ogdsgse - a. ~ y
ana cireulssed II ID c.: " a
yooKPu =. 49,
A true COPY. 5n1no q HUo
NARY HAlRW0N, ~ ~ 3.
Register q pyebo1e. zk sft3'
Nay II, q. 1o--n1o
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

Ben y. Anderson u concerned.
An attorney In . $780, dam.
age suit trial wanted 10 intro
duce Q human skeleton IN evi-
dence to show the location Of
injuries. But the Judge ruled
that x-ray pictures were more
competent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Legal Notices

Anthony .. 0ssss 1stsss-Suns .. 1871
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probste
Court for the County Of naccmb.
the Probate Office In the City Of MI.
Clemens. In said County. on the 9Th day
Of April A. d ie4l.
Present. Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge of Probate.
In In Matter of the Estate of Anthony
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Flashes
of Life
~ The AsaseiatAA Rsssu
LIVING PROOF

LIVING PROOF
ODES MONIES, In. - A coun-
ty welfare board recommended
denial Of Q blind pension to .
woman applicant who had no
documentary proof that she was
more than Ii years old. the
minimum age requirement.
The state board Of social well
fare, however, suggested that the
proof might be waived.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

LOOKING FOR USED PARroY
YOU'LL FIND THEM AT THE LOWEST
PRICES At CHURCH AND BROAD
WAY. Mt. CLEMENe.
Wreckins for parts: - - - Ford
Ves-3o to 80 Dodges-2e 10 20 Ply
mouths-3S TO 80 Chevrolets-96 70 20
Hudsons and Terraplanes-Olds % 70
37-Portiacs - to -.
Ford W. motors exchanged 80 and
up. al guaranteed. Exchange your
cracked block for . good one. SIS.
USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKE
CARS UP TO ~
Used tires all stseA.
Expert Collision Work
Bumpins Painting
Al Work at Cut Rate Prices
Phone. Mt. Clemens %
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Fire Extinguisher Service

RETTLL with vapos liquid. We sesvSss
sny exiting tiisher-1 Qt. % - CAl.
Complete line ryrs-yytss Prodvo1A
Pa. Mt G. 3ll7.Wl.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
PLUGGED HOOT

ONDEPgNDENcE. Mo.-Bsr-
Der Claude X. Y. Eskew went
fishing-and pulled out an owl.
Eskew was waiting for the
fish to bite. Behind him sound
ed q derisive boot. So. just
for fun, he cast q plug toward
. hollow tree.
Out flew the owl, still hoot-
ing, but hooked by a wing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES on Downs
baby chicks for May and Juns win
begin April 18th hatch.
PHONE Romeo 36o-J or write for new
price list. Four 70 eight cent reduction
on Special Mating White Leghoen1.
Downs Paultry Farm Romeo. Ajchlgan
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
NO OLD BONES WANTED

OURBANA, Ill. - The skele-
ton in the closet must stay
there, as far as Circuit Judge
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

The woman. it seems, has five Ben =.
grand children. An at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Insurance

INSURANCE. - Fire. Auto. WinAstogm.
Compensation. surety Bonds. Strong
Kisino Agency. loooS Andrsw d.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

1881 .c1ruR1oLST, . DR.. Radio and heat
iss}eHTvxoLfr. DR.. spotisss inside
and out-9441.
0fatiot and Church
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

FOR SALE-Milch goats. One fresh and
one fresh Juns !. Reasonable. Also
billy goat, cheap. Elmer Sudan, $50
North Gratiot. Mt. Clemens Phone
236A-W-l.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

AC0I6TERED six quart Baanen goats.
Reasonable. Will trade. Rockville l1oB-J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

MILKING GOAT and two kids for sall
cheap. Only $l2. Richard Dembrowsly
237ol Talbot, east Of Harper. north Of
II Mile.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
ARTHUR ROSE
MOTOR SALES
l66 South Grotiot

Phone ~. Clemens o1-o3
1893 FORD tudoe dolvxe trunk -
dan; fuAlot and heater. good rub
bor al 6ro>md; runs very Oooo--
- sc'issE SRsSSssc1' 49, e s S,sS; ..s.,.
clean inSf1o ana out, opod rubber.
runs nlcoiy-a buy % e13e.
f000 pkYMoUT1 coupe: blus fin
I'm, God motor - "a outstonding
" Down rsynsnt Easy Terms m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Egypt Almost the Only Country in the World Where
Recapture and Perpetuae in Death the Happet Moments
the Hope nsurng Eternal Life of Eternal Pleasure
a few of her husbands, and after having married
her daughter Hatshepsut II to Thutmose ", she
disappeared into history.
I T IS the second wife of the Pharaoh Thutmose
L " the Queen Kiagipa, whom we know best
Of all She was the daughter of Artatama, King of
Mitanni, and had arrived at the Pharaohs harem
accompanied by BIZ servants. Thutmose y had
successfully sent seven ambassadors to Artatama
before he could obtain beautiful Kilagipas hand
These unimportant little Asiatic kings who had
been conquered by the Pharaohs were distrustful.
and one of the ambassadors was even kept in
prison and tortured for seven years A
Finally, the eighth ambassador obtained -
an Asiatic queen reigned over the Egyptian court.
But she disappeared few months after her arrival.
She was assassnated through conspiracy of
other women in the harem who were jealous of
her beauty.
The Egyptian Louis XIV had a great love
for a woman Of low birth. King Amenhotep III
married laundress from Heliopolis the city of
the sun. Thus Thy became queen of Egypt Her
enigmatic smile of a Mona Lisa her lovely but
piercing black eyes, her shapey head and her firm
mouth attract our curiosity which is also eaPtf-
waited by the fact of her 96-year life.
Most Psychologists up to 1910 believed that
this woman was Asiatic. She is responsible for
what is considered as the great adventure of
Egyptian history It is the religious revolution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

find the tomb of lost Ahmose. the first wife of
the first great Egyptian cOHquer0r, Thutmose /.
Hers is the charming profile we know from the
colonnades of the temples. It was she who, thanks
to the god Anon, gave birth to the celebrated
Queen Hatshepsut, the Egyptian Queen Eliza
beth
Hatshepsut was the only Egyptian queen who
had the right TO wear a beard-a small false
beard of gold which cured- eHfieusly At the end
and which was only worn by the Pharaohs the
symbol Of extreme power
She married her brother Thutmose III in order
to induce the god Amons priests to fasify a
divine genealogy for her by saying that a union
between her mother and the god had taken place.
As a reward she gave the priests immense power
by increasing their wealth and thereby giving the
Egyptian high priests political power nearly as
great as that Of the Pharaoh himself.
Finally she reigned and undertook great col
onial expeditions. Like Queen Elizabeth of England
she equipped whole fleet to discover some nys-
ferrous countries. From there she brought back
incense agreeable to the gods nostrils"
So that future centuries should know all her
glorious past she built an enormous temple in
Der el-Bahr through the architect Senmut and
planned to spend her eternity there. She erected
IN the temple of the god Anon at karnak won
derful obellsk of pink granite engraved in the
following manner
To the men to come This is the light of
the world. Nothing to be compared with it has
ever been made since the world exists
And, after having remained in power by means
OF terrible eonspracies after having assassinated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

to which she drove her son
Amenhotep " in order to
abolish the power Of the
clergy of III the god Anon Is
well as all traditions and
etiquette Of the Egyptian
court.
Obstinately, she refused
to go out, and she refused
also to glance at the famous
Babylonian Princess Kali
masil, daughter Of the King
of Kardaniash. whom
Amenhotep III had asked to
enter his harem as a queen.
1t is likely that she was
involved in the conspiracy
which, after two years,
brought about the mysteri-
GUS death of this princess.
She organized the IA
nous reception arranged
by the $50 women Of the
harem of Amenhotep III in
honor of the ambassador of
the poor King. anxious to
know about his daughter.
The ambassador from kar-
daniash, not seeing his prin-
cess among the gay and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

ter loves her elder brother. Is it not the law to
marry them p"
So, that same night she was taken to the
house of her brother
so they took me as a bride to the house
of Nenofer Keptah. My brother spent a happy
day with me-for each of us loved the other
and when the time came for me to give life to
a child I had the little child which stands be-
fore us
All Pharaehs married their sisters, half sis
tiers or nearest relatives until the Egyptian
Napoleon the great Pharaoh Thutmose and
his descendants conquered Asiatic Empire
and brought about new formula for ancient
royalty-marrage by alliance.
What disappointment to have found the
tomb of Queen Nitocris empty She was the
sister and wife of the Pharaoh Micerenus who
was assassinated by his brother Kephren.
Long before Sarah Bernhard, Nitokris y
slept in a coffin of blue basalt which she had
placed in the center of the gigantic pyramid
where Micerenus had been buried. She sought
revenge for the death of her husband, and a
built subterranean city in order to give a Nj
feast there. She invited all the members of :,
the Egyptian nobility whom she suspected of
having had part in the plot against her hus-
band. And, during the feast she had the waters
of the river conducted through channel, and all
the guests were drowned
It would be of great interest if discoveries
of the kind the two scientists have Just made
could be continued. For besides the tales of Hero
dotus, nothing of the lives of Egyptian queens is
known from Nafri, the wife of Mariner, first king
Of Egypt who founded his dynasty in the city of
Tanis, to the first Theban Empire of Thutmose.
Were Egyptian queens faithful wives?
doubt It, According TO Herodotus Egyptian
husbands the most unfortunate of men. He
illustrates his point with the following anecdote:
The gods promised Pharaoh, who for his lack
of pety had been condemned to blindness, the
return Of his eyesght if he could find woman
who was true to her husband. Pharaoh, thereupon
summoned his queen, then her ladies-in-waiting,
then ladies of the city, country-women, slaves.
and the poor Pharaoh still could see nothing! -.
He finally found the remedy to his infrmity-but
only because he called upon n-Egyptian women
And to the Pharaohs themselves from
early youth the proverb of the scribe Anal had
been repeated to them: Beware of the foreign
woman, unknown in her city. She is like deep
and immense waters. Beware of her. Don't listen
to her, it would be sin
Nevertheless, Pharaohs like Thutmose, Amen
hotep Ramses had the most beautiful harems of
antiquity, consisting of 100 or 500 women which
produced 200 royal children The intrigues and
difficulties IN which Egyptian queens constantly
found themselves may easily be imagined.
How much We would wish, for example, to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

w in his "Ballade of Old Time Ladies"
Where are the tombs of the lost queens of
Egypt echo the Psychologists.
Where is Nitocris, who drowned the muir
derers of her brother, then sought refuge in
room full of ashes. Where is Queen Nafri, the
lovely wife of Mariner, Egypt's first king? Where
is the tomb OF Hatshepsut the gorgeous courtesan,
who wore beard and was the Queen Elizabeth
who made an empire Of Egypt
These perpleXing questions have lured scores
OF historians to Egypt but for the most part,
the mystery of the lost queens is as difficult to
solve as the riddle of the Sphinx
Recently, excavations at Sakkara the ancient
battle-ground of Memphis, first capital of United
Egypt, have uncovered the tomb of an unknown
queen, the Pharaona Nebet, wife of Unas one
OF the first Egyptian pharaohs
Great Importance is attributed to this dis
covery, made by Mr.. w B. Emery and Mr. Zaki
\. Saad, of the Egyptian Department of Antiqui-
ties, because the discovery of a tomb usually dis
closes the whole passionate story of its occupant
with the minutest details Of daily life.
Egypt almost the only country in the
world where to die meant to realize the dream of
a lifetime The Egyptians believed that in their
tombs trey could recapture and perpetuate in
death the happiest moments Of their lives.
That IS why kings and queens, mobiles and
eommoners put what they loved above every
thing into their tombs in the hope of insuring an
eternal life Of eternal pleasure
Nebet whose tomb has Just been diseov-
cred, was unbeleVabfy beautiful. On the walls of
her tomb,~she IS shown in profile sitting on her
throne. with lotus blossom in her hand receiving
her subjects. She must have been a great land
owner, Tor has-reheis show slaves bringing offer
ings from 10 estates
Nebet lived four thousand years ago about
ZSo0 BE-, and her name is unknown in history
archeolag41or legend Perhaps further details will
be revealed about her life, and those of some OF
the other lost queens when the two scientists
tackle the Job Of decpherng the wall inscriptions
and hieroglyphics
ONE popularity Of Egyptian queens was that
~ they married their brothers according to
tradition which held that brothers and sisters
must be united
Thus, the lost Queen Ahour daughter Of
King Menephta described her marriage in the fol
lowing way:
Ny name IS Ahour and the man YOU see
at my side IS my brother Nenofer Keptah | love
my brother, and do not wish for another hAs-
band. Pharaoh, my father found me beautiful
but Pharaona, my mother said to him Could We
not marry Ahouri proftaby t. a general in the
infantry?
But the King answered. 'Ahouri our faugh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Courtesy 81 Metropolitan Of
From International NeWsreel
Queen Hatshepst Usurped the Throne of Egypt $500
Ago in Retaliation Wiped Out
Every NestGe of Her Reign. The Head of Hatshepsut
Cthove) Reconstructed Fragments Found
tered Over Wide Area The Portrait of Her (Right)
by the Well Known Painter Winifred Brunton Is Based
Painstaking Study of All Available Scientific
Data Queen Hatshepsut and Her Time. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
BY GENEVIEVE TABOUIS,

Distinguished Archeologist and Author of "Nebuchad
nezzar,' Tut-Ankh-Amen," and Solomon"
1871 by American Weekly Britain Rights Reserved
MNEHERE are the SHOWS of yesteryear?"
W. asks the French poet Francois Villon
w in his "Baade of Old Time Ladies"