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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-01-31

F. Hall, former Democratic state
representative.
Peter c. McCartin, 212 Alaskan
Way; Harold Ingram, 1877 w. 83rd
St., Mrs. H. J. Parker, HOG N. 49th
St., and w. F. Johnson, 651 Ber-
tona st.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-01-31
AL Hall Heads
Misener Volunteers

AL Hall, the popular and long
time Deputy Assessor in the office
of Roy Misener, is heading a force
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of colored papers are carrying
the story about the Negro airmen
who are fighting the setting up
of a Negro Pursuit squadron. 1t
seems like a good idea because if
Britain falls, the government
would have to find some place to
put their Obsolete" equipment.
wertyuiop
Evening star., 1941-04-23

which shall be able to prevent the
use of force between nations, to
establish justice between them and
to give opportunity for the further
improvement Of the welfare of in
dividuals everywhere" he declared.
Barnet Mover of the Post declared
that the United States faces the
prospect of being isolated for the
first time in its history and that
the prospect is less pleasant than
it was supposed to be when the
country presumably was pursuing
an isolationiSt course.
Mrs. M. o. Lorenz, league presi-
dent, presided at the school which
was attended by more than 300
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Bolivian Diplomat
And Wife HOnOred

The Bolivian Minister and
Sonora de Guachalla gave de-
lightful cocktail party yesterday
afternoon in honor of the newly
appointed Peruvian Minister to
the Dominican Republic and
Sonora de Garland. The attrac-
tive house at 2200 Kalorama is
veiled by delicate wistaria, now
in full bloom, and the rooms were
agloW with quantities of spring
blossoms.
Sonora de GUaChalla and
Sonora de Garland received the
guests in the drawing room with
the host, and the honor guest
stood about the various rooms
chatting with small groups of the
callers. The hostess was dressed
in becoming floor length frock of
gold color and Sonora de Garland
wore black and white with a
small black hat.
The guests were, for the most
part. Latin American diplomats,
with numerous officials of the
State Department and their wives
with few from resident circles.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Literature Section
Will Be Guests

Members of the literature section
of the Twentieth Century Club will
be entertained at luncheon at pm.
Saturday by Mrs. Lyman B. Sworm-
stedt, section chairman, at her
home, Thomas Circle.
Winners in the annual contest for
the two best 50-word book reviews
will be selected by the committee
preceding the luncheon. Prizes will
be orders for books personally Sc
lected by the winners, and will be
awarded at meeting of the section
at II am. April % at the Y. w. C. A.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

by a worldwide totalitarian al
lance.
This challenge cannot be divert
ed or abated in the slightest by
adherence on cur part to policies of
strict neutrality" he declared.
Foreign Policy Changes
With Years, Eagleton says.
Clyde Eagleton of New York
University, also morning speaker,
suggested that foreign policy
which was quite justifiable 100 or
even so years ago must be recon-
structed in the face of fundamental
changes.
THE United States must make
and uphold an international system
Evening star., 1941-04-23

Entries should be sent to Mrs.
Swormstedt not later than Friday.
Members of the committee serving
with Mrs. Swormstedt include Mrs.
Eugene E. Stevens, vice chairman;
Mrs. William Lee Corbin, Miss Clara
w. Herbert, Miss Anne Lamborn,
Miss Margaret Bell Merrill, Mrs.
Benjamin E. Smith and Mrs. S. Ross
Taggart.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

guests wearing a long frock of
dark blue chiffon, the bodice hav-
ing a square neckline, and long
sleeves. Mrs. Cain was dressed in
green and white and Mrs. Hop
kins in a black dress with short
jacket.
Assisting at the tea table were
Mrs. Eugene Worley, Mrs. Ewing
Thomason, Mrs. Albert Thomas,
Mrs. w. r. Posge, Mrs. Welly
Hopkins and Mrs. WirtZ.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Mrs. Kemper Gives
Luncheon Party

Mrs. James S. Kemper gave a
luncheon party yesterday in her
apartment in the Shoreham. Her
guests we're Mrs. Merle Thorpe, Mrs.
John O'Connor. Mrs. George A. Pad
dock, Mrs Rudolph Max Kaufman,
Mrs. Fred A. Britten, Mrs. John S.
Brooks, Mrs. George Maurice Nor
ris, Mrs. Felix Somary and Mrs.
Anne Wheaton.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson
Hostess at Tea

Mrs. J. c. Cain, daughter of the
Undersecretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Alvin j. Wirtz, shared
honors with Mrs. L. H. Hopkins of
Gonzalez, Tex, yesterday after
noon at a tea Mrs. Lyndon
Johnson gave in her apartment
in Woodley Park Towers. Also
taking her share of attention at
the party was former Representa-
tive Nan Wood Honeyman, who
is the house guest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. johnson received her
Evening star., 1941-04-23

women The Viscountess Halifax,
wife of the British Ambassador, and
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., wife
of the Secretary of the Treasury,
were among the honor guests at
buffet luncheon which was served
during the midday recess. I
Evening star., 1941-04-23

All changes in color or other de-
tails of automobiles in Cuba must
now be reported to the government.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Women Voters
Continued From Page B-6.)

IOOHIIlutu FTOm Pdgt B-b.J
that. as matters now stand, the
United States faces the possibility
of being confronted, virtually alone,
Evening star., 1941-04-23

OF to the market or putting your house
in order. you can't help but look attrac-
tive in this glorified little frock! It's of
fine cotton percale in your pet button
down-the-fr front coat style. Pir dots in
wine or copen blue, IL to So. Paisley
prints in blue or rose, IL to AZ
Kann's-Cotton Shop-Second Floor.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
Estudiantes: vamos a Ieer Ell idioma espa6oI
''El hOmbre que habla dos lenguas vale por dos
PoR MARY GIL R T

Querido Padre: Aqui, en- la
Argentina, TODD Ell mundo pare
ce interesado en- los Estados u
nidos. Mas aqui que en- ningdn
otro pals de los visitados por mi,
sc recibe muy cordialmente a
los norteamericanos va vengan
como turistas o en- viaje de ne
gocios.
Sc nota claramente cue los CO.
merciantes que antes hacian ne
gocios con los japoneses Y ale
names, ahora prefieren COM
prar y entenderse con los VEN
dedores americanos. He dido de-
cir por AGA que los "yanquis'
poseen buenos metodos para a.
gradar y disponer de sus mer-.
cancias en- este mercado.
Muchos argentinos desean vi
star nuestrO pals; pero ell pre-
sente cambio en- las moredas =
divisas Sc 10 impide. Aqui hay
dinero en- abundancia v ell ar
gentino gusta de gastarlo y vi
vir bien.
ST a los turistas argentinos
les dieran un mayor valor por
su peso, SECURE estoy de que MT
chos de ellos nos v;sitarian a.
nualmente.
Veo en- Buenos Aires las ira
zas de la immigration europeo,
con los cafes de Viena y Paris.
la mGsica hdngara, eSpahoia,
francesa e italiana, los tapices
de la India, cabarets, grandes
farmacias, etcetera.
En- las tabernas Y restaurant
ties he venido apreciando el ann
biente i~taliano.'
MOntanas de soda en- las ten,
das, 10 mismo que de encajes :
valiosas telas de Europa y Asia
He visitado algunos "abes''
ingleses y sus paroles estan re-
vestidas con maderas de color
obscure.
Visitar a Buenos Aires es dal
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
TROPAS FRANCESAS
HICIERON E SOBRE
LOS ARABES

Vichy, mario 27.-Las tropas
franceSas bajo ell mando de Wey
gand y ell regimen de Vidhy.
lhicieron aver fuego, en- Sirias
contra los nacionalistas arabes.
Dfcese que siete personas murie
ron.
La mayor parte de las vfcti-
mas eran estudiantes. Ocurrie-
ron los principales des6rGenes
en- Damasco y Aleppo. Sc ha
establecido una estricta censu
Ia. Los arabes, segdn Ell gobier-
no, atacaron a la pclicia y esta
sc vic Obligat.a a usar las ar
mas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
Ell LibTo mi spequeHO
del MundO

Un comerciante de Bombay,
en- la India ingleSa, posee ell Ii
bro mas pequeno del mundo; Sc
trata de una recopilaci6n de can
tos sagrados, Mahrattas, eScri-
tos en- Glen diminutas hojas de
finiSimo papel de earrOz, encua
dernadas en- soda las hojas es-
tan recortadas en- forma Octa-
gonal y ell diametro del miniscu
10 vOl1men no llega a medir un
centimetro, a pesar de 10 cual la
limpidez de los caracteres es ex-
traordinaria.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
NoTA DE PESAME

Ccurri6 aver el f~ailecimiento
del Sr. Fermin Rodriguez Cas-
tro, de rs amos, persona muy a.
rreciada en- la eomunidad lati-
ma. Parecia gozar de buena sa-
lud, cuando una enfermedad del
lie arrebat6 la vida en-
peas horas.
lie sc5reviven su viuda, cinco
lijos y dos hijas, Saldra Ell cor
tejo, a las $50 de la tarde de
hey, de la casa nlmero 1929 de
"a NCvena avenida.
Reciban sus familiares nues-
ira expression de sincera pena.
Descanse en- paz,
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
DIVORCIOS

Nuevas demands: Mildred
B. Carter contra Ira j. Carter;
Marion Wright contra Ruth
Simmons Wright; James w.
Brown contra Mildred Kerchi-
ner Brown; Thelman Herndon
contra r. F. Herndon; Marga-
ret Glass contra Charles o.
Glass; Dorothy Teresa Cosper
contra William A.. Cosper; Lo-
la Peterman contra William
C. Peterman; Ollie Marie Jo-
mes contra Leslie A. Jones.
Qecretos: Gertrude ID. Keen
contra Luthr M. Keen; Vicen-
tie Wyatt contra Iva Turpin
Wyatt.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
ESTADOS UN1DOS CONTES-
TARA A LA AMENAZA MA
III
III

Washington, mario 27.-El
gobierno Sc propone c~ontestar
la amenaza nazi Sobre Ia Inca
de demarcacion del hemisferio
occidental. Asegdrase que ell go
bierno lie avisara a Hitler que
mantenga sus aviones y subma-
rinos fuera del hemisferio occi-
dental, y extendera la IONA de
neutralidad hasta la Groenlan-
dia y sus aguas. Sc ha compro-
bado la falsedad de la noticia ma
ri sobre que algunos barcos anne
ricanos venian hacienda Wales
a lIslandia " descargando ALI
mercancias.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
COplGs PercheIerGs

Els una planta sin flores
que esta maldita por Dios
ell que a su madre no quiere
con TODD su coraz6n.
tie prOpones herirme,
alza tn punal sin miedo;
ipues sufro heridas del alma,
que me importan las del cuerpo
'Carita como la suya
nunca mis- ojoS miraron;
parece de un angelic
que Sc ha salido de un cuadro.
Entire las hojas de un libro
una flor marchita guardo,
que beso como reliquia
de la mujer que idolatro.
En- tuS brazos sohe tanto,
que pasa un ano tras otro
y sligo siempre soiando.
SientO ganas de llorar
recOrdando aquellaS horas
que va nunca volveran.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27

un paseo por Europa.
En- muchas tiendas dan dos
precios, uno para los norteame-
ricanos e ingleses, que 10 gus
tan de regatear y otro para los
argentinos y los latinos.
Hay muchos argentinos que
no Green hacer una buena COM
pra 81 no sacan la mercancia en-
la mitad del pracio marcado.
Ell transito o ~"trafico", es E.
norme. Algunas Gales de aqui
son mas estrechas que las Gales
antiques de Baltimore. Las le-
yes del transito son buenas, pc
70 Sc respetan POGO.
Hay una clase de autobuses
que transportan diez personals V
corren como almas perseguidas
|por ell diablo.
Como en- las ciudades nOrtea-
mericanas, la velocidad predO-
nina. A las majeres Sc las trata
con la mayor consideration, ell
la Gale V entodas parties.
MudhO tengo Gue decirta So
bre esta lhermosa Y gTandiOsa
ciudad.
Hasta muy pronto, tn hijo
que te quiere,
Roberto.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
nieve, por espacio de tres horas
y Sc sirve acompahado de I'M
'bizcocho a tarta de almendras.
Crecimiento Lento

10 es tanto ell de las esponjas
en- ell fondo del mar que una es-
ponja co%rriente para bano que
alcance siquiera 80 centimetros
necesita, cuando menos, Ocho o
diez amos para llegar a tener tai
desarrollo. He aqui por que
Sc hace una cosecha no Sc dejan
completamente exhaustos los
criaderos, sine que Sc egpera cua
tro o cinco amos, durante los cua
les Sc da tempo a las esponjas,
pudi6ramos lamar reci6n naci-
das, para que crezcan.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
TEATRO CASINO
Rosa Ia T~erciOpelO"

Una production en- la cual sc
destaca y brilla Sofia Alvarez,
Rosa ia TerciOpelo", cOmenza-
"a a exhFbirSe en- este teatro ell
lunes y pasara pOr la
pantalla durante tres dias.
Con Sofia Alvarez coOperan
en- ell &xito, Miguel Arenas, An
tonic Diaz y Julio Vilarrea.
Sc hasa a cinta en- un famoso
poema de j.. j. N1hez.
Completara Ell programa "Dul-
hablada en- ingles. con Ann
Sothern de protagonista,
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
"Tutti Fruttii' HelGdO

Ingredientes: fresas, MANIA
mas, peras, grosellas, platanOs,
una copa grande de marrasqui-
no, azdcar fina y un cuarto de
litro de crema a la vanilla.
Sc cortan las frutas en- troci-
tos pequenos, sc cubren con cl
azdcar Y Sc dejan por espacio
de media bora. Sc vierte ell ma
rraquino sobre las frutas. Sc
prepare un molde, colocando los
trozos de fruta alternados con
la crema, Sc mete ell Mode entire
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
La Fiebre del Colecciomismo

La Fiebre del Colecciontsmo
ilHabra cosa que a~pasione mas
que la passion del coleccionismo-
Ell que Sc siente poseido por ella
no vive nj descansa, y ell mayor
sacrifice para adquirir ell elem
plar deseado lie parece siempre
cosa dulce y sin importancia. b
lletes de tranvias, pipas, sellOs,
cuadros, esculturas, etcetera.
Tn sabio americana Sc dedica
segln dicen algunos, a colec-
cionar pulgas. Sc trata de un
naturaliSta que asegura haber
descubierto una infinita varie-
dad de especies.
Afirmase que este sabio fue
hasta las regiones polares para
buscar las pulgas de los perroS
de los esquimales. Posee va, al
decir de los interesados, mas de
10000 ejemplares.
AhOra bien, es convenience re
cordar que las extravagancias
existen en- todos los paises pero
los bromistas las cargan cast to-
das a los ingleses y los nortea.
mericanos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- N uIsiOR

ing highest grade heechwood Gre
scte for penetration. Genuine Ca,
ifornia fig syrup gives MenLho
MulsioE . taste the whole family
viii like. It clings to the mem
branes so its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces-
snry for human welfare, but don't
endanger tie congregation with q
cold cough wke1 Mcntho- Mulsion is
90 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Msntho-M ulsion IL er idorsed By
your neighbors and gus rantced by
leading druggists every where.-adv.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your Business
associates. Illness from colds and
cou~hs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get cn.hO-Mulsion. the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get. you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you eveT tried: ask
for your money b&.k -
Mentho-M ulsion is more than an
ordtnary medicine. It contains vita
Minis A and D TO build youl eold
resistance, and seven soothing,
healing oils and unguents, inelud-
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
YOCARVLAnLO

Alcarzar: to Overtake, to
reach.
Alco5a: bedroom
Aiegrarse: to be happy
Algeria: gladress, glee
Alejar: to remove
Aleman: german
Alentar o respirar: ia breath
Alfiler: pin
Afombra carpet
AlgOd6n: cotton
Alguien (Pronombre) some
body
Alguno (Pronombre) some,
any
AlimentO: food
Aliviar: to alleviate, to ease,
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
3 Ma
T~URALIZACION

Esta noche, a las ocho, Sc da-
ra una confsrencia sobre natu-
talizacion, en- el Circulo Cuba
no.
Sc invita- cordialmente al phi
blico.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
Ell PERSONAL EN- Ell CAM.
PAMENTO MACDuL

I'm informe del coronel
Young, sobre ell personal en- ell
campamento MacDill, reveal
que ell promedio de hombres
en- servicio desde JUNO a di-
'ciembre fue de 1928. Durante
csc periodic llegaron 1927 re-
clutas Y fueron t~ransferidos a
otros lugares 286.
Fierce ell mando superior ell
brigadier Clarence Tinker.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para la tarde y la
.noche de hoy. POGO cambio en- Ia
temperature. Maxima aver II
grades; minima, en- la manana
de hoy, 62.
La gaceta., 1941-03-27
IAN URGENT MESSAGE.
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
educational trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless moodyrner-
yous, depressed id~telyAsyouf work too much
for yon-
Then why not take Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
pysterieA nerves, relieve monthly pain
dizzy faipting spells due 10 functional ir-
regularities.
For nver 90 years Pinkhams Compound
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women 10 20
smiling thru "5ihieult days" Why not give
this wonderful "wpmanS fri6ndF . chance
to help Youi Trp M
La gaceta., 1941-03-27

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Page Man with the Hoe
MEMS GARDEN CLUBS OF AMERICA
ISSUE CALL FOR DEFENSE
WORKERS

oCHICAGO, April 4-The Man
With the Hoe Is getting the call
to 20 to work-for home and de-
tense.
The Mems Garden Clubs Of
America IL calling him and thou
sands Of other experienced anna
teur gardeners to build 5000
defense gardens" this season.
Hoyt Paxton, Of suburban
Elmhurst. president Of the or
ganixation, said today that . ma
tional committee was being
formed, the membership includ-
ing q representative from each
garden club In the country. Re-
gional chairmen already have
been named, =. =. Rockwell. Of
Ne wYork, for the east, end Z.
r. Seese Of Highland Park, H..
for the west.
Paxton said that the objects Of
the drive were 70 persuade every
experienced amateur gardener to
grow vegetables for family con-
sumption, q offer his services
b oreanixations that plan q
plow up vacant land for garden
allotments TO- those who lack
spacs 1t home, and 70 "discour-
~ peeple fron going crazy -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
IelloI,of l6o
Six = Rsssivs GsDls
Rank q Annual Circus

"a total of 80 9val lwill n
..madn III 1aR Sc6d scnRb
aid Court u Nofor to be held In
the Mount Clemens High school
auditorium tonight, six Of them
Eagle Scout rankings the high
est goal Of Scouting.
The circus, under the direc-
ton Of r. H. Baxter, will be pre-
.sented In acts depicting the vari-
Gus phases and ranks Of Scout
craft, starting from the begin
ming Of q Scouts career to the
attainment of the Eagle award.
A number of Sea Scouts will
be present in the role Of clowns.
A Court Of Honor for the vari-
Gus Ships will be held later in
the spring.
The circus will include exhi-
billions Of rope work, highway,
home and street safety, signal
ling, cycling, physical develop
ment, life saving and pioneering.
each representing the attainment
of the various goals.
Ray H. Gales, Chairman Of
the Court Of Honor, will pre-
sent the various merit badges
to the Scouts.
!. A. Hartung, Clarence Barck
and L. Wade Fast will also be
honored at the Circus, receiving
See SCOUTS-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
,CIO Threatens to Call
Maintenance Men Out
UNION CLAIMS PlCKETS ASSAULTED;
COURT DENIES INJUNCTION DISMISSAL

making arrangements to evacu-
ate negro workers who have
been in the plant since the
strike began Tuesday night.
The number Of negroes in the
plant have been estimated at
from 700 to as many as 5000.
The union charge Of mistreat-
ment Of its members within the
the plant came In q formal
statement by Michael +. Wild
man, Jr., in charge Of the cam
paign to unionize the Ford
plants.
Earlier in the day the union,
seeking to have quashed q re-
straining Federal court order,
obtained subpoenas for Henry
and Edsel Ford to answer an al
legation by the union that the
Ford company provoked the
strike "as part Of its design to
impede national defense"
The statement, delivered to
Thomas ]. Donahue, chairman Of
Sec STRIKE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
SLAvS SET FOR
Sabotage Plot Pinned on Fascist admiral
CITY CHURCHES PLAN
HOLY WEEK SERVICES

Zion Evangelical churches and
both Catholic churches plan spe-
cial observation of Holy Thurs
day, Good Friday and Holy Sat
urday.
UNION SERVICES PLANNED
Union services will be held as
follows: Monday in the First
Presbyterian church with DR..
Dunning Idle preaching; Tues
day at Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church with Rev. Loucille Hay
ward preaching; Wednesday at
First Methodist church with
Rev. G. A. Merifield preaching
and Thursday at Grace Episco-
pal church with Rev. Joseph
Kennedy preaching.
On Good Friday, Presbyter-
ians. Baptists and Methodists
will hold q two-hour service In
the Presbyterian church, from /
until 3 q. m. while the Episcopal
ians plan q service at their
church on. the same day from
noon until 3 p. m.
In addition, the Methodists
will hNlAa special service on
Palm SG1ny at 4 p. m. ut which
childrensepd adults will be Bap-
tised mi I reception held for .
large claea Of adults who will be
received pto membership.
Q11CE EPISCOPAL
AT cs1pe Episcopal church on
Palm So bay there win be spec
I'll sdry - 1T 4 and. II n. m.
with ,chorN Holy Communion
md distribution of Palms after
each service. In addition. serv-
Ices viii be held daily from Mon
day through Thursday ut 10 ..
m. with Holy Communion. At
Bee HOLY WEEK-page,2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Hull CURLY
Rejects Axis
Ship Demands
President Soys
Navel Attoehe
Ordered Sabotage

WASHINGTON, April 4-(R
Roosevelt pinned
responsibility for widespread
sabotage directly on the Italian
naval attache today, and Secre-
tary Hull CURLY rejected Axis
protests against American seiz-
ure of 80 German and Italian
ships.
1t seems to have been proven,
Mr.. RSosevelt told his press con-
ference, that a great deal Of -
botaae Of italian merchant1nen
was ON order Of Admiral Ro-
berto Lais. Lais' immediate re-
call was demanded yesterday.
Asked 10 comment on this de-
mand, the President said the
newspapers had all the facts. He
then added that the sabotaSs
was q course illegal and only
one course was open.
In rejecting the protests, Hull
dismis1ed Germ4ny,,a SpneQp1ion
~ 9Et0fi Ill m ~ soiSe
ures asy "unthihkab1k' f6t ''any
civilized nation"
The state department chief. in
notes to the German and Italian
embassies, also declined an 1tal-
ian request for information ~
to what was to become of the
ships and their crews-in all
875 men and 80 vessels.
He merely told the embassy
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Holy Week-commemoration
of Christ's last entry into Jerusa-
lem when the multitude, bearing
palms and olive branches. went
out to welcome the Saviour with
cries of "Hosanna!"; commemor-
alton Of the birthday of the
Blessed Sacrament Of Christ's
crucifixion, death and resurrec-
tion-will open in Mount Glenn
ems churches on Sunday and
continue throughout the week
with solemn rites.
Presbyterian, Baptist. Episco-
pal and Methodist churches will
hold union services at 7:45
o'clock on. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings. Confirmation services will
be held On Palm Sunday in Trim
ity Evangelical Lutheran and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

oMacomb county voters Nom
day will 60 to the polls In
simultaneous expressions Of po-
litical preference covering town
ship, city and state issues with.
outside the city, . marked public
indifference toward the outcome.
NECK,AND-NECK
With impartial observers pre-
dieting q neck-and-neck may.
orally race In Mount Clemens,
and Warren townships ever
tempestuous township govern
mental offices 1t steke. interest
in those two areaA however,
was mounting steadily today.
In other townships and IN tn
city Of Utica lesser interest was
displayed by the voters In gem
eral while the impending clash
for control Of the vital Michigan
highway department and other
state posts held even less local
interest.
The battle Of ballots between
Leroy c. Smith CRY and G..
Donald Kennedy (D-Incumbent)
for the state Highway Commis-
sionership held principal state
interest.
A HORSEBACK
In Mount Clemens Mayor
Donald r. Westendorf. admit
teddy q strong candidate for