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La gaceta., 1941-09-27
Santos del dfG
Sabado: Wenceslao.
Domingo: osme y Damian.

Para Atlantic
A las doce del dia de aver
oarti6 en- avi6n para Atlanta,
Ca, nuestro appreciate amigo
Joe Alvarez, alto empleado de
la compania Easter Air Line.
Motiva este viaje ell asistir a la
comida annual que la referida
Companfa da a sus empleados.
Despues del banqutee haibra
bale, durando ell mismo hasta
atlas horas de la madrugada.
Seg1n nuestro amigo Alvarez
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
Folletin No. 1T
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE
Gaceta

Pablo y ell Chepa, que Sc ha-
ban acercado a su maestro, pen
saron que ahora seria va la co
sa mas sencilla del mundo in
formarse de 10 que tenian que
haeer, por ell viajante catalan.
-Bueno, sehores-dijo, de
pronto, este, 20 voy al come
dor. iHasta luego! SUstedes no
vienen?
Sc dirigia al matrimonio a.
quel de Zaragoza, que parecian
genie del pueblo.
NO, sinor, no-repuso Ell
narido-; n~osotros Ilevamos la
nerienda en- esta costa, y ahora
1amos a darle recuerdos... ia,
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
NOTAS S0ClALES
Por Mario Rodriguez
Ell Bale de Hoy
en- Ell CircuLO Cuban0

en- gu CtTCUtO CHOu1tO
Todo indica que la Secci6n
del Cfrculo Cubano, dirigida ha-
bilmente por su dinamico presi-
dente Sr. Oscar CuervO, Obten-
dra I'm r~esonante triunfo en- Ell
gran festival annual que efectua-
ran esta noche bajo ell nOmbre
de "Una Noche en- Shanghai"
FL salon de fiesta principal
estara bellamente engalanado
con bombillas y farolas chimes
cas-, cosa esta que lie dara un as
pecto encantador a esta hermo-
sa sala de bale. Tambien en- ell
Patio sc han instalado estos ia
rolitos.
La fiesta empezara a las on
ce de la nOche, extendiendOse
hasta las cinco de la manana del
Domingo.
En- la sala principal ocupa-
ran la concha de la m1sica los
conjuntos de %"jazz" Don Fran
cisco" y Bob Portion" ambos
de gran popularidad entire nues
ira juventud bailadora.
La plataforma del Patio sera
ocupada en- primer turno por ell
conjunto latino ia Tropical,
Ia que tendra en- la parte vocal
a los simpaticos cantantes Sc
norita Mercedes Sanchez Y Joa-
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
Pr61in,G Function

En- una communication que Sc
nos deja en- nuestra mesa de
trabajo sc nos hace saber que
para los primeros dias del mes
de Noviembre la Secci6n de Da-
mas del Cfrculo Presentara su
function annual,
La misma sera desempenada
For las muchachas de la Sec
ci6n de Damas y Recreo, la d.
reccion de la misma Sc ha enco-
mendado a la primera tiple de
la localidad Sra. Carmen Ramf-
req.
La Obra escogida para esta
function Sc titula "Su noche de
Boda o Tu Mujer nos engana".
En- su oportunidad daFemos
otros detalleS.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
EnfermNa

EWeTmitG
Desde hace dfas se eneuentra
recluida en- la Clfnica "PolicK-
Mica" la simpatica nina Fannie
Spoto, sufriendo de Ia f~ractura
de una pierna. la que Sc produ-
10 en- ell Colegio en- sus horas de
recreo.
La nina Spoto es atendida So
licitamente por nuestro particu
lar Ell DR.. Guillermo Roig, a la
vez Director de la referida clfni
ca.
DeseSmos que terminado Il
ceso de las fracturas quede com
pletamente bien.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
z Los precics sarasestA fanci6n
Ha Base de: 85c y ninos 10e.
MGdamn Domingo

! Function de gala la del Domin
go EN- Ell teatro del Cfrculo Gu
bano, presentandose ell estrenc
del Sainete con ribetes de revis-
ia, en- I'm acto y cinco cuadros
del conocido autor Y actor Enri
que Codina, titulado: "Y... de
mi Cuba, Ique?"
En- segunda parte presen.a-
ran un acto de variedades tod2s
completamente nuevas.
Separe su localidad con ITEM
pc,
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
Las FunciOnes de Hay
q Mana "a

~
En- Ia function de la mediano-
che de hoy hara su debut en- ell
Teatro Royal de West Tampa la
colossal Compania de Comedias
Cubanas que con exito dehuta-
"a anoche en- Ell teatro del Circu
10 Cubano.
SegGn las carteleras en- pri-
mer lugar presentaan una bonl
ia pelfcula en- ingles Y en- segun-
do turno, tubira a escena la jo-
cosisima obra 'La Ulegada de
Colon, y como fin de function
I'm extenso acto de variedades.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y c6lle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27


Pero ahora fue Ia gran sOr-
presa de los randas.
al traspasar otro de aqueilos
acordeones que separaban csda
wagon de sus vecinos, Ell Chepa
y el cogorza Sc quedaron des-
lumbrados.
Acababan de desembOcar en-
Ell cOche-restausunt, un come
dor Undo y flamahte, lleno de
luces, de mesitas albas, con cris
taleria Y cubiertos relucientes,
con flores.
La mayoria de las mesas es-
taban va ocupadas, y varios mo
EOS uniformados, cjrculaban de
AGA para aha, sirviendo a los
viajeros.
Una bocanada de perfumes
suculentOs, de rOsbff, de man
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
Para Key West

En- la tarde de aver partie-
ron en- autom6vil para Key
West los apreciados esposos Ma
rio Mira, acompanados de sus
hijos la interesante Srta. Viole-
ia y ell joven George.
Solo tres dias pasaran en- ell
hist6rico Cayo.
Muchas diversiOnes lie desea-
mos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

La Function de ANOche
I'm grandioso exito artfstico
Sc anotaron aver noche los COM
(PGsG a Ia s pdg.)
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

lDurante 81 resto de la cena,
PABLO y su segundo convertidos
ahora Ell Cayetano y Sebastian,
como Ell lector sable, Sc dieron
mana para enta5lar conversa-
ci6n con ell viajante.
Pablo habia pedido-excelen-
te conneseur en- este punto, CO
tinto, 1920, y lie servia al cata-
Ian, cuya lergua no tard6 en-
desastre.
Venia de Zaragoza, donde ha
bia hecho negoaios excelentes
como siempreH.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

VINO, iClaro esta que 81 quieren
ustedes luegO tOmar cafe, puro,
un on'sette, TODD ESQ 10 tienen
cue pagan aparte!
IiAh, claro!
FL mozo Sc acercaba, trayen-
DO en- platos hondos, dos cucha-
radas grandes de un consome
de guisantes.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

'reerear6 en- Ia iOchgae 4cys6
-bado.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

rilios que empiezan la carrera
-repuso Pabiito, hacienda SON.
reir al viajante.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Replaces Jason

LEW PARKER, a jaek.of-aH.
trades in comedy lDho Is assisted
dy-Sta Geld. opens tonight at
Soks' Show Bar as the nsw mas
ter Of ceremonies, replacing the
inimitabls Jay Jason. Parker, an
amusing and capable performer
with experience on stage and
screen, speeidliEss tn drafting
members of the audience TO act
as stoogss for his eggs. Song
parodiss and inpsrsonations are
also included in his bag Of tricks.
Appearing in the lineup are
Kay Vernon, blues singer
YVonne and Wayne, ballroom
team; Bob King, Ventriioquisti
the Pearl Masisy dGncr time and
the music of Lyle C@iyls's band.
POPULAR DICK WORTHING,
TON. singing master OF ceremo-
MES. continues 10 please at the
San Diego Club. Each night Dicks
chores seem to grow heavier for
in addition TO his own selections
he obfIges with many encore num-
bers.
Acrobatic and tap routlnes, with
a few ballreem steps for good
measure. are the specialties OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Billy Joy Returns
To 500 Club

AFTER a TWO weeks .sojourn
on-the, Pacific Coast. the sos
Clubs favorte comedian enter.
tainer, Billy Joy. IS back. Billy's
clever song paredies set a fast
pace for the show which is pre-
sented by Dale Rhodes, master OF
ceremonies.
d Giovanni. noted Italian tenor
and Mango Good. a fine swing
singer with gestures, are featured
in this weeks show.
In addition TO the above, other
entertainers contributing to the
fun include CLANCY and Harley
gay ninety dancers: Hank Sea-
man, ventriloquist; the Duquenes,
rhunba dancers, and Horace
Houck's Show Band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
'Whodunit' Finale
Kept From Actors

JAMES HOGAN. the director,
likes suspense in mystery films,
so il was only natural for him
recently TO 80 suspenseful all
the way
When Ralph Bellamy. Margaret
Lindsay. Charlie Grapewin and
other stars were first assembled
for "Ellery Queens Penthouse
Mystery. latest OF the Columbia
series. Bellamy looked at his script
and threw up his hands.
Its not all here" he told
Hogan. The last 10 pages, the
solution, II missing"
Hogan nodded sagely. Well stay
in the dark until the last day" he
smiled. II proved to be a way of
keeping the cast on its toes, guess
ing, every minute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Baby Sandy
Won't Pose
For Leg Art

BABY SANDY has put her foot
down on "cheesecake" photos.
She says that she is not going
70 pose for any more leg art or
any of the other usual skin-reveal-
ing stills usually identified with
Hollywood glamour girls Sandy
also states that her career has
reached the stage where il would
heneeforth rely upon her dramatic
ability and not upon her trim
ankles and legs.
The situation came to a head on
the set Of Sandy Steps Out" the
infant stars current picture al
Universal, when the Still photog-
rapher issued forth with a brand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Tooth Extraction
Halle d by Studio

PATTI MCCARTHY is finding out
what It means TO be a motion pic
ture actress.
Until a month ago. Miss McCarty
was secretary TO Dorothy Lamour.
Today she is a full-hedged film
player. having completed "a role IN
Under Age" which features Nan
Grey. Alan Baxter and Tom Neal
Patti thought that with compile
ton of the part, she could take
time out for a wisdom tooth ex-
traction. but the studio. when If
learned she had lost 20 pounds the
last time she lost a tooth. vetoed
the dental work, after first ascer-
tanning that the extraction was not
Immediately necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Dons More buds
For Biggest Role

LEE PATRICK. who for the
past six months has worn less
clothing than any other actress in
Hollywood, has had her record
snapped.
In her recent screen roles. Lee
has portrayed a burlesque queen,
chorus girl, bubble dancer and a
Observation-Disclosures Hhr parts
were fEDed- and she was rather en-
ioying the distinction bestowed
upon her.
- Then IL happened.
Lee was given the biggest as
signment in her career. a leading
role in The Nurses Secret" She's
now A nurse and wears starched
write UUIrQTTI1E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Request Army
Have Drama Work

LITTLE THEATERS" for army
camps and industrial plants tC
teach young men the trade Of
acting is being recommended BY
Cecil 3. De Mile.
Just now the young he-men
Of the country are needed for
the defense of the country" the
producer director said But
when the emergency Is over,
Hollywood can use them-prO-
vided they can act"
De Mile, now casting for his
technicoloT sea saga. Reap the
Wild Wind. explained that there s
a terrific dearth Of leading men in
the finn industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

THE NEW april Showers Re-
vue," opening tonight at the Club
Royale. stars Harry Steven. the
boy from "Jawja" whose banjo
playing, down-to-earth humor and
singing clicked with patrons when
he appeared here last season.
Also in the revue is Rolly Rolls,
who coaxes a French accent from
the piano keyboard, and who has
been a favorite of Paris cafes and
London music halls. This engage
ment marks his second American
appearance.
A tropical touch to the revue
is contributed by Lola and Andre.
conga-rhumba dancers, and Ruth
Dave returns from Chicago's Chez
Paree to exhibit new tap routines.
Stan Norris orchestra provides
dance rhythms and music for the
shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
At TrOcdderO

PRETTY MADELOR BAKER,
Vho was the rainstdy of Bob
Chester's orchestra at Webster
Hall a few years back. takes
featured position in the floor
show at Club Troeodero, sing
ing the songs that haze gained
her quite a foiioVing here in
toDn.
That waehy, craeky master Of
ceremonies, Andy Rice. again
presidss, introducing BonkoH
and Cannon, knoekabout come
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Tor his Town Theater engagement.
The supporting cast includes
Ernie Harmon. the Town fsvorite;
Good and Goody. comedy team,
and Dottie Dawn. pretty acrobatic
dancer. who, as Majorette of the
national champion Ford-Desrborn
Drum and Bugle Corps. VIII lead
that unit in the Army Day Parade
Friday.
Two screen hits will supplement
the stage show. A special midnight
show is scheduled for Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
ROyale Offers NelO Revue Tonight;
Requirements Dot Club Bills

dams, and FiorsnEa. dancer. On
the bandsfand IL Cecil Lee and
his orehestru who play music for
daneins and the shows.
AT MICKEY'S BAR, the anus
ing antics Of Tiny Gordon, master
of ceremonies, set the pace for
the evenings activities. Tiny drops
his comedy role long enough 10
present newcomer Ann Lee, dam
Ger. and Audree Warner, blues
singer held over by request.
Trumpeter Joe Blankets orches-
ira play dance rhythms for the
production routines Of the four
Mickeyettes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

for a week S en-
q rt1AANIt-
T h c Ions g,
] a n k, loose
iolnted charac-
ter who has ap-
peared on the
ere en- with
such stars as
the late viii
Rogers, Shirley
7 G m pie and
others. has sue
cesSfully earned
a million dollars
ID ding MOTH
ing" r c tic h ! {
c o m es direct
from HOLLYWOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Er-Spitainy Girl

truly CHANDLER, sx.
member of Phil Spitainy's all
girl orchestra and wei-known
singer at the popular night spots
around town, takes oUer the
torch singing duties at Club Mo-
rocco, whsre Buddy DDay con-
tinues his long engagement as
master of ceremonies. Tap, toe
and aeTo6atic dances by Joyce
81. Clair and the precision, steps
of the six beautiful line sirls
augment the revue, Which re-
tains the bouncing rhythm of
Joe Folders band
MIXING jitterbug routines WITH
tap numbers. the dancing St. Den.
his sisters join the new show al
Ken Roberts Club this week.
Comedian Gil Raye directs the
entertainment, which includes
Phyllis Lepise,s aef0batic dancing
and Jane Days eccentric styles
WALTER STEVENSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
.StepinFetchit
On TOuUn
StageTOnight

STEPTN FETCHIT, the famous
sleepy-eyed, slow moving star Of
radio, stage and screen. heads the
big all-star revue which opens to-
night on the Town LTheater stage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

new. brightly-coiored. sbbreviat-
ingly cut sun suit"
Baby Sandy took one look at II
and said Il wanna dress. I already
had TOO many sun-suitk I wanna
nice dress"
Roy Henville, Sandy's daddy.
who gives up his Job Of milkman
temporarily whenever his daugh.
ter is in front Of the cameras,
shook his head.
"She's got n new idea that
dresses are the thing. She
doesn't want 20 wear sun-suits.
But If you think you must have
the sun-suit picture I'll talk TO
her about It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
TAKING Voice

STIRLING HAYDEN whose
next picture will be Dido Cay. I"
Is studying with an italian opera
star. not to sing, but TO learn
voice control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Rayman and Dolores, while Lee
Rogers demonstrates fast tap and
toe numbers 10 The music of Alex
ander's Ragtime band, which also
serves the dancers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
College Star

RICHARD DIX, star of The
Roundup" got his first training
for a dramatic career in the North
western University School of ORA
MATES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Well TraveIe d

ERIC BLORE. who occupies his
customary butler role in New
York Town" started his stage
career by touring the English col
onies in Merry Makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
STANDS PAT

The photographer said II might
be a good idea.
Henville talked to Baby Sandy.
In fact, he talked to her for a
straight 20 minutes.
Baby Sandy stood pat.
Apparently it was her idea that
it was quite all right for Marlene
Dietrich to be known as Legs"
Dietrich but. if Sandy could help
il. il was never going TO be Legs
Sandy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Featured Night Club Vocalists

AUDREE WARMERS songs
are heard nightly al Miekey'S
Bar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

ROYAL 0AK--H%g,,..,. o az. ! PR r..
ea0-e:70 rMi "snes /" ss-foiss m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

ROYAL 0AE-Re,sL oss PARK Frss =
hVihL Onh SATURDAY MATINEE
ONLY. BIG Cartoon PARTY ONE
pIL-a- EEAIL-REal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

hiiLhh Open i2:fs. Last SHOW $50
" Robert Young. Virginia Gilmore in
'NtSTkRN Mon Plus Ann Soihern IN
"MAIsIE WAS LADY with T. Ayres
pIV0I adillac-E. Forest PL. 1926 a
NOW-ADtLTs zoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

WESIUWN n" ~, sD'' ing, y s" IT, -, 4
Pam Pre- Humphrey Bogart. Ida Lupino.
high SIERRA" Haay Lamar, James
stewart IN CONE. LIVE WITH NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
TODAY At your Esxorite MOVIE

LCr-HArper and Frontenae PL. 0s4T r
nNL open al ii:45 A. u.
Ken Murray and Pose Hobart in "a
NIGHT Al EARL CARROIL's." Henry
William Virginia Gilmore in JENNIE. +"
AnAMc-Orand Circus PARK
nDnhio Deanna Durbln and Franchot
Tone In NICE GIRL" Plus Charlie Chan
Ia WI hDEk OhkR NEW YORK"
LIDEN-FOtd Road-Chase, Dearborn
nbDLN Open 5f5. A1ults i5c Child Toe.
W. 9. Fields Una Merkel, BANK DICK. -
GIVE MI A SAILOR" with Bob Hope.
AIcER- ADULTS
hLuLh 25c
PLUS
TAX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Algaysi I'LL VIZ IEET AGAiN," Nsrls
'operon. Plus FARGO KID Tim Not.
V0IIp-FeFest AZ Nt giIlott. pf~ fsA6 =
iVOh Orr 80 yrse EraBelwars -
Ladissi "HRFAT TRAf-- Ee4AsHf "a
with Rqn stsels Fiua HOO Hope Psuistfe
G1d4srd IN "cH0sT BEKAKKR4."
7rTt lu-corner Nofsn ssd Fsrry
-@----A---4- -------------L a IA
"rHANTON SUM aRIsT." A fouiss.
.1ptNs BIZ HiC NOR Roy Rogers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

TO receive attention IN tbs eaz-
uTun Letters must girt name snd
address ~ writer Oulv initials
viil - published when reaasssed
Mr.. Fixit; Can YOU please tell
me what ail> my four-menth.-
old dog: When ve got him fao
months ago. he was badly In
frsfed with tapeworms. We
wormed him then and again
about two weeks ago. Now. for
the past month. he seem. 20
have q nervous fwitching In his
body and a slight push will
make him fall down. He looks
healthy. acts bright, has grown
very fast and has q sleek coat.
Should We give him . chance n
Improve or should we have him
destroyed:
MRS. w. b. MANETTE.
You couldn't expect Mr.. Fixit
to tell you whether q dog should
be destroyed or allowed to live.
No one but a veterinarian 10
qualified 70 tell you what IL
wrong with him.
Mr.. Fixit; I would like to
get In touch with Mrs. Earl
Seamon who lives somewhere In
the north end Of Tacoma. She
WAS a distant relative of Pierre
Ennis who passed away recent
~. Her name IL not listed In
the telephone book or city d.
rectory. 40 I thought you could
help me as I have something Of
interest 10 her.
MRS. WILLIAM ROHR.
II Mrs. Sesmon sees this we
trust she will write to Mrs.
Rohr, whose address Is p. o.
Box 1o7, spanaway.
Mr.. FixIt: would like to con-
tact someone from Hubbard
county. MINI. My address Ia
John Shelley. Route 2, Box 6gA.
Puyallup. This ID regarding my
birth record.
J. 3.
II would seem probable that
you can get the most accurate
information about availability Of
your birth record by writing to
the State Board Of Health. ST.
Paul.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Orchard Road Needs WIDENING

Stoplights alone won't do at Center street and Orchard
street. eastern entrance the suburb of Frcrest where
Of traffic accidents have occurred in recent
years, of them fatal What is needed is widening
Of the northumberland street-to permit greater
hexiblity in traffic. When auto has difficulty, tire
change other casualty il almost impossible find
to turn off sufficiently to permit other traffic to
get by.
Orchard streets traffic. especially from the Center
street intersection south to MAnitou has been growing by
leaps and bounds. The military concentration at Fort
Lewis has largely been responsible Steps to protect those
who the thoroughre should be taken at the earliest
possible moment to avoid preventabe accidents.
The county and city authorities both share response
bty since the street. part least forms the westerly
boundary of the city, joint undertaking to widen the
road could and should be worked out by the county eng
neers office and the city public works department Far
better prevent accidents than to send to prison
when accidents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
StOrieSin
Stamps
Swiss Hard Pressed
To Keep Neutrality

SWITZERLAND always has BEEN
name associated with peace.
The conference halls. the peace
tables, and the now-still buildings
OF the League OF Nations are To-
Gated in this island of Democracy.
The little nstion-whose popu-
lstion approximate four million
traces its independence $50
years. For Us years there have
been no foreign armies on its
rocky terrain, because the average
Swiss would rather die than give
UP his liberty and because Swift
erland's mountains provide pro.
tecting barriers
The stamp above, issued for the
Swiss National Exposition in 1895.
depicts an average family. with
typical Swiss pride. Switzerland
boasts the last Of the pure democ-
racies in the provincial autono-
mics and extends democracy into
the family.
Bound on al sides by Axis
powers. The Swiss have thus far
avoided beng oyerrun by hostile
armies, although direct ard y,iled
threats from Berlin indicate that
sden une nay not be far off.
Neutrality is religion with III.
nation ney have interned French,
German, and English soldiers with
equanimity. Trouble may be in
store for the little nation but the
Swiss don't finch. They say. 'W.
sac nothing TO lose but ouA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Art Has Its Place in U. S. Life

In the midst of world turmoil it is comforting know
that there still tens of thousands of cultured individuals
who have not forgotten what tremendously vital part
music, art and and literature well athletics play in
the average individual life All ia not war; all is not
politics. al is not sweat and toll in history and everyday
breadwnning. There is still time, especially here in
America, for development of the cultural aspect of life
those things of mind and heart and spirit make living
worthwhile. All of which is prelude to the reminder
that this 10 National Art Week
Under auspices Of the Tacoma Art association, local
observance OF art week Is being made in practical
manner For one thing there is splendid exhibit of
paintings, prints sculptures and art creations varied
types by local artists. The exhibit located at 1853
Broadway in the Winthrop hotel building and will be open
oil week In tune with the national observance, the
associations exhibit gives aspiring artists opportunity
to meet those of the public who be interested in pu
ehases of some of the works.
Art has its part in human life and il is TO be hoped
that come what national recognition of the spiritual
factors involved will continue to be emphasized and that
observancss like the present will develop constantly
20 that its inspiration may live and expand.