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chen door and = moment later ths
motor Of big car purred softly q,
they abandoned the scene Of con.
fusion and headed downtown e
the building that housed the Of
fees Of Allison and Sen. Cotton
Factors.
Now, msye. ne can get come
thing done" Mrs. Allison remark.
ed Where's KAY -
Upstairs In the room. I think
A messenger just brought . note 50
probably another love letter from
Barry" wendy sighed a. shs
looked into space with dreamy
ewes I only hop. when get
married III find = man like. Barry
Flynn"
Kay was in her room. q punEled
frown on her face - she re-resd
the note which had arrived by
special delivery mail.
You think you'll Be Bsrrys
wife in two more days" the nots
read. but you're duo for the shock
Of your life. Barry won't be at
the wedding DONE cay didn't
warn you"
Her forehead stiil creased
BY the frowp. NAY folded the
note and put u On her dress
Ing table. she'd show n 10
Barry when she met him
downtown.
As she smoothed her reddish
brown hair which abe wore In
long bob, she stared at her re-
Election in the mirror
"Jetta Dorns," the note had been
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Parents! Dom Lei
Johnny Read This

BOSTON -InvestiEatinE the dis.
appearance q a telephone from .
South Boston grammar school. po-
lice found that three boys had
hidden II 10 prevent their teacher
from calling their parents about
poor marks.
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F. D. Jr. Injured
In Auto Accident

BOSTON Franklin D. Rooss-
welt Jr, son % the president was
hospitalized Monday with injuries
suffered Sunday Nhsn his auto
overturned. A tire bisN out while
ne was en- route from a Wait with
his brother John. here. 10 Newport.
T. ] naval training station where
he is OF duty AZ ar ensign
Roosevelt suffered decorations OF
the head and face. bruises and
shock. but was expected 70 b re-
leased from the hospital soon.
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Treasurer Certain
Taxes, Death Sure

SPOKANE - Frank Clover.
speksns county treasurer. -
more certain today than ever
that nothing u sure except
death and taxes
Clover received q tar pay
ment from Wales in the amount
x two nhillings for . 45-csnt
assessment sEsinst a lot here.
oven James Of Oakland.
AbsrsyOn CSTdlgsnnhirs. south
Wales. sent tbs tyo-shillinE
British money order Hope u
reaches you safely these oiffi-
cult times the accompanying
letter read.
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n h certain that subversive
leadership should not he al
lowed In high places. hut rid
ding ourselves of them win
not protect us In the future.
The only true protection IL TO
make democracy work. n We
are willing 20 make the neces-
sary sacrifices 20 establish
democracy here In America.
instead II losing ourselves In
the worlds insanity. then we
can come through 1.-THE years
ahead without losing our demo-
cratic way Of fire. enterprise
There is no hope for the DARK
dsys ahead Il we permit the nation
10 waste its resources The time
must come when we will stop ali
sources OF waste. whether Of ma
terisls or OF men. We will examine
all types II business and II We find
those that exploit and destroy our
citizens. we cannot hope to come
through the postwar denation un-
less those lines OF business are
suppressed.
Liquor Traffic First
The liquor traffic will be the
first to be scrutinized. There IL
a better chance for real prohibition
in the days ahead than for a long
time. The move in that direction
will come. not from any moral as
pect Of the thing. but from the
waste II creates. Days ahead
will require men and women whose
brains are clear and unclouded.
The money uselessly spent will be
necessary for food and the absolute
necessities. Any business that Is
built on waste will face It's judg-
ment when this war boom il over
We may have little or no
control over the external sltua-
tons of the days ahead. We
do have control over the way
we react to those conditions.
n the spirit of Americans In
right. we will be able TO pass
through any experience and
come out stronger.
The most important thing we
can be doing now to prepare for
the days ahead lies In the realm Of
the spirit. To develop the Use Of
Gods power in our lives will insure
us of victory. no matter how
severe the ordeal we must pass
through. To neglect the prepsra-
tion of our inner lives at this time
s to invite certain disaster for our
selves.
How 10 DO II
This preparation of the spirit
can be done in several ways, all Of
which are necessary.
We should be making closer
with men and women
Of strength and character They
viii help mold us and we can help
hem when storms come.
we certainly must cultivate
more Of the resources God has for
- through prayer and worship.
God always has strengthened folk
when they have drawn close TO
Him. We must live according to
the highest Of all teachings. and
God will nelp US N We will but lot
Him"
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Air Raid on London Is Described
By Husband Of Tacoma Woman
House Shattered During April Is Night
OF Terror; Thought OF Loved Ones

Londons night q April ia when 500 Mani bomb
eFs aneashed TIE ful fury q unrestricted bombing
erihed in part By letter received recently uecms -
Mrs A. Trevor tNirsinial Barker whose husband = :
civilian employs Of the British war office in London
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Pastor Says Present Boom
Lacks Adequate Foundation
Pictures Coming" Depression and
Outlines Dongers of Foreign Isms
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON:

Everybody recognizes that this wave Of prosperity il
artificial and wonder what is TO happen when II passes
said the Rev Cyrus F. Abertson his sermon Sunday
at First Methodist church He speaking on the theme
When the War Boom Is Over" the fifth in series that
will close next Sunday night. In part. he said;
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helpful iood guides, finas. money and Isbes sa<sna
kehsn hints end sssf.<ssvs process photossaphs
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issue 81 this aswseseer, tegsfhsf wifh Joe. 81 re
office 81 The Tseoms Times. Mail ofden psay be
sent 10 the ceokkesklef Dspesiwssf. The Ta<ome
Times s1s Market a.. and sheud be accompanied ~
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hssdlissl for sssk booklet wanted.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

Vitalia Reyes, Generoso Alva :
rez. Carload Mendez, Juan Ba-
rroso Carbonay, Jorge Bello Co
rrea, Jose NJ. r. Talavera, Ar :
mando Elizardi, Luis Herman :
DEE, Mario A. Esquinaldo.
Abelardo Galindo, Enrique Sa
linas, Miguel NJ. de Oca Roma
goza, Francisco Fernandez, An
gel Palermo, Pedro Reyes Fer
nandez, Ramon Monies de Oca,
Bernardo Rda, Rogelio Alvarez
Valdes, Maria Alfonso Sanchez,
Alfredo Pinero Diaz, Oscar Dor
ia, Obdulio Garcia Herrera y
NarcisO Alvarez.
Deseamos a todos estos pacien-
ties IN pronto y total restable-
cimientn.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

gunoS de la Union de T~apiceroS
de Ia f. A. del Trabajo, en- Ia
cual Sc mostraba e. active. Brid-
ges aconsej6 %entonces a las u
nioneS de la Federation que ELI
gieran delegados de tendencies
am.gables para ell CI0.
Fl gobierno trata de deportar
a Bridges como I'm miembro o
eXmiembro del partido Comunis
TIA.
Antes de que Chase declara-
ra, Benjamin Gitlow, exsecreta-
rio general de los comunistas,
expulsado en- 1929, dijo que ell
partido considera Ell sufragio co
mo una Illusion Y ha "declarado'
la guerra contra la entera bur
guesia del mundo," Lego 81 pun
tos que dicen forman la base de
la admission en- la International
roja.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
DECLARE OTRO EXCOMU-
NISTA EN- Ell JUICIO DE
BRIDGES

San Francisco, abril 2.-Ez-
ra Chase, de Los Angeles, un ex
cOmunista, declare aver en- Ell
de deportation contra
Harry Bridges y dijo que una de
las aspiraciones de los rojos es
paralizar la industrial y de este
modo crear la guerra civil en-
America.
Chase asegura que como jefe
cOmunista Sc lie instruy6 en- 1887
para que asistiese a una reunion
de lideres Obreros, incluyendo al
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
La bodG de hoy

La bodG de hoy
Para esta noche estan senala-
dos los esponsales de la simpati-
ca Srta. Alicia Pages y ell corret
to joven jose Prieto, en- la resi-
dencia de los esposos Domingo
Y Genoveva Pages, con residen-
cia en- Ell 192112 de la DOce ave
nida.
En- calidad de testigos firma-
ran ell acta matrimonial los es-
pesos Ernesto Y Zenaida Vidos-
regui.
Los primeros dias de su luna
de miel 10 pasaran en- la vecina
ciudad de st. Petersburg.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
su eterna felicidad.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

Noah Shiflet, 25, y Delfina
Haylock, 81; George Emmett,
81, y Lena S. Teachout, so; Will
liam Carnes VIM, %, y Geral-
dine Virginia Overman, 20; WI
liam r. Mathis, q, y Gladys Hu
lin, Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

por haber cumplido un ano mas
de vida.
La Sra. Gonzalez es esposa
del Sr. Miguel Gonzalez, residen
ties en- el 1910 de la 10 avenida.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
Fiesta Prim0Veral

Fiesta PrimOVerdl
Para Ell domingo 20 del pre- :
sente mes esta anunciada, por la
Secci6n de Propaganda del Cen
tro Espanol, su magnffica "Fies
ia ~Primaveral."
Anualmente la Secci6n de Pro-
paganda celebra esta fiesta v
con ell prOducto de ella SCORER
a los asociados enfermos o sin
trabajo.
Ell presidente de este festival,
JESUS Alberdi, Sc propone batir
|todos los records" anteriores.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
Bale de Easter

La Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espanol, como en- amos an
teriores, celebrara ell tradicio =
nal Domingo de Easter" con
un bale nocturno.
Empezara a las $3.50 de la no
che Y terminara a las IL 80.
Tocara la orquesta Don
Francisco"
Regirn precioS m6dicos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
Nacimiento

NacimientO
En- las primeras horas de la
manana de aver vino al mundo
con toda felicidad una hermoSa
bebita, hija de los esposos Rene
Y Angelica Elias, domiciliados
en- Ell $3.50 del Tampa Bay Boule
ward,
La Sra. Angelica fue asiStidl
en- ell Sanatorio del Centre Espa
mol por Ell competente galeno
DIR. Santiago Paniello.
Llevara por nombre Sylvia.
Felicitamos a los dichosos pa
pas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
CapftMo de enfermOs

Capttldo de enfermOs
Padeciendo de distintas enter
medades Sc encuentran reclui =
dos los siguientes asociados:
Obdulia Estrada, Ana Ferrer
Armando Flores, Carmen Alton
so, Luis Colado, Olga Perez, M.
Luis Sanchez, Dora Lorenzo,
Clotilde Salgado, Maria Dorta,
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
INVITAD0S LOS JEFES MA
WALES DE LOS PAISES


Washington. abril Bel al
mirante Stark, jefe de operacio
mes de la marina, revel6 aver
que ha invitado a los jefes nava
les de los paises latino-america-
nos para que asistan a las ma
niobras que la escuadra ameri-
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
cnA verifsOara en- mayo Las In.

cnA varifiOars en- mayo Las In.
vitaciones SO mandaron va por
el secretario de Marina, Mr.,
Knox, y han sido entregsdas en-
las capitales de los paises lati.
nos.
Figuran entire los invitados
jefes de las marinas de que
IRA en- Argentina, Brasil, Chile,
M6jico, Cuba, Colombia, Ecua.
dor. Uruguay, Paraguay, Vene-
zuala Y Peru.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
La gran fiesta del domingo

La gran fiesta del domingo
Reina gran animation entire
nuestras familias para asistir al
picnic queel domingo efectuara
la Sociedad Centre Asturiano, a
beneficio de la Secci6n de Pro
paganda.
Mas de mil seran los comen-
sales que participaran del al.
muerzo, a las dOce y media del
dia.
En- la sala cantina comenzara
ell bale a las 300 de la tarde,
estando a cargo de la orquesta
"La Tropical"
En- la plataforma de la sala
principal Sc situara ell celebrado
conjunto "Rudy Bundy."
La fiesta Sc prolongara hastA
las ocho y media de la nOche.
Ell banqaete de hoy
Esta noche seran homenajea-
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Santos del dfG
Santos Benito.
Fiesta Suspendida

Seglln informes que recibi-
mos, la Secci6n Juvenil de la IO-
gia Caballeros Leales de Ameri.
ca ha pospuesto ell 'Weiner
Roast" que tenia anunciado pa
ra ell domingo entrante.
La nueva fecha sera anuncia-
da proximamente.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
OfvoRCTOS

Decrsto: Mercedes Godinst
contra Emilio Godinet.
Nuevas demandas: Bernice
Marriott contra William Henry
Marriott; Maxine Mcdaniel COZ
ira Thomas Frank Mcdaniel;
Albin Haase contra Berta An
ma Haase; Blanche Fray contra
Nicholas Fray; Maxine Griffin
cotnra James Hamilton Griffin.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
La juntG de hoy

La juntG de hoy
Esta noche Sc reuniran las Sec
clones de Damas y Recreo del
Circulo Cubano.
Comenzara a las ocho de la
noche.
Presidiran la Srta. Mercedes
Fernandez y Ell Sr. Oscar Cuer-
vo.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

Con algunos dias de retraso
nos completeness en- felicitar a
la estimada Sra. Dora Gonzalez,
La gaceta., 1941-04-03
NOTAS SOCLALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

das con un banquete las Direc.
twas saliente y entrante de Ia
Secci6n de Damas del Centre E.
panol.
En- ell Restaurant LAS Move
dades,' a las ocho de la nOche.
ASistira la Secci6n en- plenO
Y algunoS invitados.
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

Ell banqaete de hoy
Esta noche seran homenajea-
La gaceta., 1941-04-03

l. made from natures own beneficial
roots and herbs 80 each with lie own
special purpose 10 HELP WOMEN.
Famous for over eoyearu-Pinkham'a
Compound IL the best known and a
Of the most effective "woman'a" tHu'~-
obtainabla Try 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Ann Corio Helped the Most

Another thing about the British Ball.
Ann Coo who scarcely Jared well at the hands of Detroit
society their guest at the ball. raised third of the
profit in the auction.
In fact the very person to whom the vanishing cream OF
society rude the who helped them the most
Rankings: Intercollegiate Alumni Club has new home
SIS Gswod the former offices of the Detroit Stock
Exchange Members will have timers luncheon there
Wednesday MRS. FRANK WEBB wishes she could take
cookery. MRS. STEWART HUDSON is slim
slim this year You must MRS T. d. BULL in lush
black velvet evening and agree with that she is
of Detrots best dressed
The COUNTESS ELEKTRA ROSANKA wears her fathers
handsomely engraved silver napkin ring bracelet and
always being asked TO explain all about it. MRS LESTER
RUWE violet and chinchila is something for Harpers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Pledges Listed

The Kappa Deltas have
pledged Viola Fink OF Detroit
and Margaret Skaggs. Highland
Park.
Among the IS girls selected
by Kappa Kappa Gamma are
Nancy Bergman from Detroit.
Barbara Cavan, Royal Oak, and
Jean Holznagle. Highland Park.
Detroiters Patricia Kelly and
Margaret Morriss are in. and so
are Jayne Kuykendall, Birming-
ham freshman, and Shirley Sim
mons and Jean Ullman OF De-
troit.
A new Zeta Tau Alpha is Luz
ellie Peck from Birmingham.
and the Alpha Chi Omega roll
call has been heightened by the
names OF Elizabeth Richey of
Birmingham and Virginia Will
kinson of Royal Oak.
Twenty-Five freshmen picked
Alpha Phi. These include Diane
Brownies, Patricia Craig and
Mary Ellen Tappan. all of
Crosse Point; Carol Verbiest Of
Pleasant Ridge. Elizabeth Reese
OF Mt. Clemens. Laura Jane
Nichols Of Detroit and Barbara
May of Royal Oak.
The Alpha Omicron Phis
selected Detroiter Doris Boyd,
while Alpha Pi Delta pledged
Jane Higginbottom of Detroit.
Eleanor Messenger Of Highland
Park and Nancy Moore Of Mt.
Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Sally PfeRer
Married to
Russell Hilbert
MISS SALLY PREFER,

Mss SALLY pFEFFER r.
AVA daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Pfeffer Of Grand
Marais boulevard, became the
bride of Russell A. Hilbert of
Detroit, son Of Mrs. William Kill
bert OF Cincinnati. and the late
Mr.. Hilbert, Saturday morning
in the rectory Of st. Clare.
For her marriage, Miss Pfeffer
chose a light blue wool frock
with matching hat of duvetyn
and wore a corsage bouquet OF
white orchids.
Mrs. A. Minis Thomson OF
Evanston, ILL.,, the former Miss
Betty Pfeffer. was her sisters
only attendant and wore
honey-beige wool dress with
matching hat and orchids.
Edward Hurley was the best
man.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Pfeffer chose a gold crepe
frock and her hat was covered
with multicolored velvet flowers.
Her flowers were orchids.
Following the wedding, a re-
ception was held at Lochmoor
Club, where a handsome lace
cloth covered the big table
which bore the wedding cake.
bowls OF white flowers and great
candelabra.
For travelling. the bride
changed into a beige dress with
u brown sports coat and brown
accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert will
motor in the Northwest before
returning to make their home
In East Grand boulevard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

cocktail affairs. honoring a New
York newspaper writer, and
Claire arrived at what she
thought the correct house. An
hour later, however. she discov-
cred how mistaken she was.
During her brief stay. Claire
remembers meeting some very
interesting people, but suddenly
il dawned on her the party she
was supposed to attend was an
other block up the street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Cause for Celebration at Wilson's

MRS. ALFRED c. WILSON'S family celebrate those
days she decides to get the dinner branch land really
thriving that does great job of Bundles for Britain
called A d. o. NJ This is the slogan Of British labor: 1T
all depends me-
MRS. BENSON FORD wears her clothes we'll and is ever
popular with the mothers and fathers of her friends too
Who merrier than the REV. Mr.. FRANCIS B. DREAMER?
Flash: Men loathe fashion shows CHARLES A. HUGHES.
MRS. FRANK NAVIN dotes costume skull caps this
Autumn.
She always seems to be having fun MRS J. VINCENT
DIVER He looks distinguished in evening clothes: EVERELL
FISHER Why do many OF the debs affect the studied
slouchy look JUDGE HOMER FERGUSON admirng the
changes being made in the ladies' reception at the
-. A. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Recruits Named

Among the new Sigma Kappa
recruits are June Dahl and Jean
Desmond from Detroit. Dorothy
Austin of Pontiac and Jean Bur-
ton of Birmingham. Another
trio of Detroiters are Dorothy
Doran. Geraldine Matthews and
Mur-iel Wilson. u
The Alpha Cams chose Mar
jorie Babcock of Mt. Clemens.
Marjorie Bull Of Birmingham
and June Mitchell of Detroit y
Chi Omega's list of/new pledg-
lings includes Dctroiters Mar
ssret Bradbury and Betty dean
Chandler. and Gloria Togesen
from ROYAL Oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Nurses Will He ar
OF Defense Job

MISS GRACE ROSS, director
Of the nursing division of the
Detroit Board OF Health. will
review the Nursing in Defense"
program at the regular monthly
meeting of the Detroit Nurses
Association. at s p. m. Thursday,
in the Education Building at the
Henry Ford Hospital.
Following Miss Ross adj
dress a film, Thumbs Up" will
be shown. portraying the British
retreat from Dunkerque. and a
battle between a German plane
and British ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Stars Recall
Memorable
Gatherings 4
BY ELLA wICKERSHAM
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

AlOLL "O|b, VI. ~c'
IN TRACKING down the Holly
Il wood parties that remain most
wildly in the minds of notable
filmlanders. we've bagged all
sorts of reasons for their memo
rableness, including hilarious
fun. sheer beauty and even en-
barrassing moments.
Characteristically the fun
loving George Murphy recalls
last years baby party at the
Westside Tennis Club as his
most unforgettable social event.
with all the guests dressed
In diapers, christening robes and
other lnfantile wear, dignity
didn't have chance and riot0us
fun was the result" remembered
George. on the Rise and Shine
set at Twentieth Century-Fox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Best Diaper Primer

According 10 George. il was
Kenneth MacKenna who won a
diaper pinnpg contest. which
left nary a legitimate papa in
the money. There was milk
drinking contest. in which each
of the contestants frant6ally
attempted to be first in draining
the contents OF babys bottle
through a nipple.
In the hobby horse race.
George Oppenheimer started
first and finished last. prone on
his back. and as a topping FLIP
10 the buffoonery. George, as
Little Lord Fauntleroy, and
Cesar Romero. CARRIED as Little
Boy Blue, went into an imper-
sonation OF Veloz and Yolanda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Reveal Betrothol
Of Helen Gamer

MR.. AND MRS. SOLOMON
GAMER of Monterey avenue
are announcing the engagement
Of their daughter. Helen, TO
Lawrence Winnick, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Winnick of
Linwood avenue, at dinner to-
day for the immediate family.