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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

PARIS (via Berlin) Feb. ~.
(Delayed)-(R-New suits IN
today's fashior paFade were An-
ished with ,masculine precision.
but . saving feminine touch was
introduced by orsandy blouses
with frilled fronts and field
flower bouquets for mannish
lapels. a
Closely-htted redingotes In
patterned woods and silks, hne-
striped woods and pencil-striped
dark fabrics were among the
collections. One house featured
tailored silk suits in checked
surah and double breasted
models with horizontal stripes.
Loose backs In moderately
Jared coats were shown In plain
wool, some In three-quarter or
shorter lengths.
Day dresses In plain and print
ed crepes had full skirts shirred
to hip Jokes. Some were trim
med with linen, while others
called for linen boleros with
paillettes.
White pique trimmed frocks
and coats. and made sailor hats.
For young girls, three were
checked silk dresses to be worn
with linen redingotes and DO.
lero suits Of checked woods en-
broiders with white soutache.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

St, Peter S Meow
Meets Monday Night

ST. PETERS Council of Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Wom-
en- will hold . regular meeting
on Monday evening. Mar. 8, in
st. Mary's Clubrooms, following
benediction In the church at
7:45 o'clock.
After the business meeting, q
panel discussion on who Owns
the World?" will be conducted
by Rev. FIR. John Hutting and
the following students: Mary
Jane Duprey. Dolores White,
Betty Zaagsma. Jerome Knight,
Resale Peltier and Leander Bex-
ard.
Members Of the council are
asked to make plans to attend
the deanery meeting to be held
In Port Huron's st. Joseph's
Catholic Church on Tuesday.
Mar. Z, at two o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Plan Spring Events
for Girls Own Circle

PLANS for q gas-cookins
demonstration to be held April
Is by Girls Own Circle and Con-
sumers' Power were made last
evening at the meeting Of the
circle at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Koehler, on Moser place.
Committees for the event will be
announced In the near future.
Tentative plans for q rum
mage sale the last of April, un-
der the Craftsmanship of Miss
Julia Bohil, were also made.
The prospect Of a May Day Tea
was discussed, with no chairman
appointed.
The next meeting will be held
on the regular meeting day,
March -. but instead Of an eve.
ming gathering, the business
meeting will be held In the after
noon. Members will gather at
ten o'clock In the morning at the
Kings Daughters home for q
day OF sewing for the Red Cross
with a potluck luncheon at
noon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Princess for School Girls
PATTERN SsS7

THIS smart design (No. 6Ss7)
varies the classic little-girl prin-
cess by means Of braid used to
suggest q vestee eject. Your
small daushter, win like II for
school and play because it's 50
simple and unhimperins - no
frills or fussiness. The braid
trims make It look bright and
pretty, the sash bows draw It In
to . mail. smooth waist but
there's nothing 70 get In her way
when shs's busyi And you'll be
equally delighted with the way
Il looks On her. because the pun
sleeves and flared skirt have .
flline-out eject very becoming
TO rapidly lenshtening young
ladies.
Make this up IN polka dot per.
Gale or calico, plaid a. checked
gingham or plain chambray,
with the bright emphasis Of
braid or binding. lrs Z pattern
you'll repeat time sfter time,
and It's very cosy % make. De-
tailed sew chart included.
Pattern No. 1857 y designed
for siSes Z, q, I. 10, ~ years.
Size 8 requires ~ yards Of -.
inch material and AZ yards of
bias fold or beai1 for trimming.
Fer . PA1TEnle g tAls o.
tsaettve me1op ~ 1ye =
COM, Y0uu MANI AD.
DRESS. STIR ylUloD11 an1
SUE - 1oount CDoun6oo Uo1ly
Ageoitse T01ayAs Ru1tesn osev.
-. lee ~ Ave-. New Xssk.
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Pattern. lie Pattern Book
lSc One Pattern md Pattern
Book ordsrsd tsOsthss. sc.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL
GARDEN CLUB will have q
luncheon meeting on Monday,
March 10. at one o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs. "A. N. Richards, 50
Dickinson avenue. The commit
tee assisting Mrs. Richards con-
sists OF Mrs. Floyd Rosso, Mrs.
A. b Gemmer, Mrs Peter Via
def, Mrs George w. John, Mrs.
Reuben King and Mrs Howard
Fenton Mrs. Walter G. Fenton,
program chairman, announces q
flower game In the way Of en-
tertainment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Kothe Twins Honored
at Party Yesterday

THE KOTHE TWINS, Marea-
ret and Pearl, daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. L. Kothe, were
honored by their sister. Mrs.
Walter Arniax, 1889 Munsie
avenue, Harrison township, at
2 birthday party on their 18th
birthday
Twelve youngsters gathered
In Mrs, Arniax' home. which
was festive with streamers Of
crepe paper and balloons. Indian
favors were given to all the
guests.
Games prizes were won by
Esther Moritx, James Mozart
ney and Donsl Pinnick.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Extension Gloss Teacher
Honored At Dinner

THE UNIVERSITY or Detroit
Extension Class tsusht BY Miss
Cecile Whalsn snded Last eve
ming with . farewell dinner for
Miss Whalen st IT, Medea hotel.
Thoss who attended ths class
and gave the dinner wsfs mem-
bers Of the s.. Cl1lr and Ma
comb county division Of the
Bureau Of Social AID. Twenty
one persons were present.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Mrs. Walter Braun Tokes
GS Troop IL Leadership

MRS. VERNON KERWIN en-
tertained the troop COMMITTEES
members Of Girl Scout Troop IL
yesterday for luncheon and
business meeting. Arrangements
were. made at the meeting for
Mrs. Walter Braun to be the
leader Of Troop 10.
Mrs. Braun organized Troop
Is, but was forced to drop out
of the work because OF ILL.,
health She will resume her lead
ership at next Wednesdays
meeting at three o'clock at st.
Louis school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Rose Club


MRS. ROBERT vOGEL en.
tertained members Of thu Rose
club yesterday 6 luncheon and
cards st her home On Quinn
road. Prizes went 70 Mrs. Leo
Flood, Mrs. william SsaGram.
Mrs. Louis Yochum, ard Miss
Irene Forgue. House prize was
awarded 70 Mrs. Conrad Reu-
ther.
Mr.. Charles Barry will en-
terrain the group next Thur
day, March 8, 1t her home On
Hazel road. ct l:so o'clock.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. PAUL 3.
BECHTEL (Joan Noel hawe ~
turned from their wedding trip,
and are making their home st
10l South 0ratiot svsnue. Lieut..
Bechtsl's mother. Mrs. Robert
Bechtel, Of Eucampment, Wyo..
who came on for the wedding,
has le9y 1oI her nosne.
MRS. JOHN KRAFT won the
house prize q The Nim5ls Thin
BILE club yesterday at the home
Of AGrs. Arthur ProGch. North
Broadway svonue. The club
win sneet next ThurSday ct two
o'clock with AGrs. Joseph Bo-
logh, Ahrens street.
MRS. ROBEHT xRAUSe and
Mrs.. Charles Noellert won high
score yesterday afternoon, when
the Young Women's Episcopal
Contract club met 1t the home
Of Mrs. Harry Meter, Mack
svenue. Twenty-Five were pres
ent.
RAYMOND KAUL. JR., who
IVES Oevofly burned several
weeks ago. & recovering splen-
didly, and y expected 10 ~
able 70 return 10 school In about
Two weeks.
Mr.. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
FIEDRI.KORM Of Hochsstsr IN
nounco he birth of . dauohte4.
born this morning h St. Jceeph's
hopdtal.
\ lulS. RODENT lGerHI1oo0g
y receiving coooratulatlouo a
~ eecaeioo q has blrShdev -
~.
or 0oe1og1eo g Nv g -
exe1isaoo. 4anv ba1go1 e,oA
0oooyooS oegv1ee oeoee c. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

& SsS -, VA ID 49, 80 - u
his son -siving him : lit ~
bill 10 b Paid each wook aA4
Of the money uesdsd - n mt
aside out Of each pay cheek ~
inset monthly bills. \, q
The boy took care Of svpEy-
thing. He e1ve Mama NJ
household and personal SpGn6-
ine money. He pojd IT, rn6aa.
10 paid for The grocerisA leaan-
dry, cleaning. for tlss upkeep q
tn family car (Which II used
more than any member g the
faznily). He even Paid hlmeeh
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Octa Club

MRS. HAROLD SMITH was
hostess yesterday afternoon to
members Of the Octa Club at her
home on Terrin place, for lunch
con and cards.
Prizes were awarded TO Mrs.
Charles Baxter, Mrs. Jennie
Jenkins and Mrs. Arthur Baxter.
Mrs. Alfred Slocum will en-
terrain the group next, on Thurs
day, March Is, 1t 1:30 pm.
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodge No.
20, r. & A. M. will hold q regu-
lar meeting In Masonic hall, on
Wednesday, March 8, at 1850
o'clock, with dinner preceding at
$50 o'clock.
MRS. CLAUDE r. COPE
LAND, ~ Moross, Is confined
to her home by influenza.
MISS ANNA s ARACH HON
Hooley, national youth director
Of meow, will be heard on Sat-
urday 1t one o'clock IN q radio
address entitled Exploring"
The talk can be heard locally
over station WWJ. Local Meow
urges parents and youth TO listen
to this address.
MEMBERS Of Asbury League
Of the Methodist church will 70
to Metropolitan Methodist Epis-
copal church In Detroit this
Sunday evening.
Those wishing b 20 are ssjed
to meet ut the church at six
o'clock and transportation will
be provided.
wOMEN'S GUILD Of zion
Evangelical and Reform . d
church will meet on Wedues-
day, March 3. It $50 o'clock in
the parfsh house.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHRlSr
GASTMElER and Mrs. Bert
Dittrich and -hsir sou, Roy.
have returned from Q two
month vacation q Miami. IA.
Mr.. ana Mfs. 0astmeIsr WI sn-
testein at . family. dinnsr On
Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

THE KINGS. DAUGHTERS
HOME became q bit Of the Orient
on Thursdsy evening when the
Loyal Workers Circle were host
esses 1t q. Chimes dinner.
The rooms were strung with
Chinese lanterns and small para
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Her Lucky Gown


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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Houyhock Club

MRS. SEPH GALA
CHER used the st. Patrick motif
for decoration for the meeting of
the Hollyhock Club Of st. Louis
parish yesterday afternoon.
Green and white carnations,
thanked by green tapers, formed
the centerpiece, and st. Patrick
favors, including pipes, hats and
shamrocks added further color to
the table.
House prize was won by Mrs.
Henry LaCroix. Mrs. Herman
Brandenburg conducted the bust.
ness meeting. at which tentative
plans for q rummage sale the
drst week In May were made.
Mrs.. Gallagher presented q
greatly appreciated program OF
piano numbers.
Mrs. George Beaufait will en-.
terrain the group on March 10 1t
two o'clock at her home on
North River road.
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MRS. LAWRENCE KRANTZ
Is improving at her home on
Hollywood court, having recent
~ returned from st. Joseph's
hospital, where she underwent
an appendectomy.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
GOODAR and daughter. Joan,
accompanied by ..1r. and Mrs.
Melvin Weeks Of Richmond
left this morning by motor for
q vacation In Florida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

the Masonlc co :
O'Clock in IL ovst
10. are Ma. lllllg
dred Lyons NJ
and MRS. ciarene !. ~
Chairman u 90
will be Mrs. Hofo1 =
ing Mrs, AIlfed q
serve on the comfx1
Mrs. Harry Halie +
Gass and Mrs Legi1
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
awr4T~
Coming Events
70 evoid eeailietien In setting desss end for
ehensss In seaules meetin1s, coll 1900.

ehenses In seeules meetln9s. coll 1900.
Fri Feb Dancing Club. in Masonic hail. Kay Bees
FRI FEB as-womens Day Of World Prayer in Zion Ev.nse
lcal Church. business meeting lls am, box luncheon
r @ Of Ps Gilbert RSs'f 's B.p
t:t church. soldier: might in church psrors At 1880
Sat- l-Rummase Prinsnitz building Market and
Broadway. sponsored by Business Girls Group Of Girls
Sat- Mar BOX short program at Meade school,
Sat- Mar Bake sale in Modern Electric company ,pon.
Sum- Mar 2-Asbury League members meet at Methodist
church at PM to 60 to Metropolitan Methodist Epis-
Mon, Mar 3s Peters meow in st. Marys clubrooms fol-
Mon, Mar. swoIid Wide Guild Of Baptist church at the
home Of Mrs Lloyd Bradbury Robertson street, 1880
Arrangements" in Community Room OF Mount Clemens
Savings Bank, 10 to ~ am.
church, Detroit, at 1890 Foreign missions pro.
gram with luncheon at
home Of Mrs. Ralph Donaldson % IncOn avenue. an.
nual meeting and dinner at $50 pm.
Mon, Mar s-arden Club at the home Of Mrs A. N Rich
ards, SO Dickinson avenue luncheon At pm
odst church. for members Of weseyan League and their
Tues Mar Silver Lining crcl. at the Kings Daughter.
Home. Mr.. George M.i.st hostess, 4 1856 pm.
Tues: Mar. z-Jont meeting Of Grace Church Guild and
2 pm. Speaker, Mrs Donald Stevenson Of Crosse
JoeephS Catholic church In Port Huron, at pm.
Tues Mar 4.Busines Girls Group Of Girls Friendly. in
Grace parish house at 7:3O pm.
Wed Mar Swomens Guild Of Zion church. in parish house
ct 230 pm
Wed, Mar. 5Mount Clemens Lodge No. g, T. & A. M, in
Masonic hall 1t 1880 pm. Dinner at $40 pn
Wed Mar Sherman Xix PTA at the school ut Of
Wolf road and Harper avenue, ut pm.
Wed Mar SWestmnster Guild ut the Of Mrs T. H.
Meyers 100 Grand aveu0e, pm Election Of officers
Wed. Mar Some D. Rural Teachers Association at Harwsy
school, on Fairchid road.
wedy Mar S-Tweve Bellies, At the home Of Virginia I.
Miller. 300 Euclid avenue It PM
Wed. Mar. 6Child Study Group g. at the home Of Mrs
George Prehs, New Street, at 3 pm.
Wed Mar. 0-Mion0netto Club of g. Louis parish
home Of Mrs Emil Eso % Gibbs street st 30 pm.
Wed, Mar. SDAR, at the home Of Mira Harvey Scott 1ls
Market street. at 330 pm
Wed, Mar SMount Clemens Civic Chorus board meeting s
The home Of Madeline westsndof 50 Union srset, at
SPIN IN M se8A ts
We'd Mar. SHas1son Circle Of Kings Dsuehtrs at The
Brown Cottage, dinner q $50 pm. Ma Hnsl Thomson,
hostess
We'd Mar sDsha Club Of st. Louis par q ths hama ol
Mra 0racs Dubey, lo6 Court strest, q pm
Wed, Mar. 16nowbau Club. q TIE homs q Ma Robert
1andss Hubbard AVENUE st TO pm. - ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Xix PTA Plans Meeting
For Next "Wednesday

HxalGAM XIX PARENT
Teacher Association Will .Meee st
eight o'clock next WedAoo1ey
evening at thu school 'at No cee-''
ner Of Wolf rosd and Harper
avenue. Y
This II to be play night with
games for al, following Z talk ~
Miss Cleo Lloyd. teacher q 0th
and 7th grades. She will explain
what subjects she teaches IN her
room.
Refreshments for the meeting
will b taken care Of by The
mothers Of Miss Tlorence
Browns 4th and 9Th grade room,
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
New Clothes c|ever|y Combine
Masculine and Feminine Details

Silhouettes reelected the mas
culine line above the hips.
Shoulders were natural and
waists slim, and slim hips were
omph9Sixedsy rewe HE
Skirts were slightly logger
than last seasons, with those Of
suits faring moderately.
St. Louis Meow Makes
Deonery Meeting Plans
MEMBERS Of st. Louis Coun-
ell Of National Council Of Cath
Ollie Women ere urged to plan
to attend the Port Huron Dean
cry elections. to be held ut st.
Joseph's Catholic church In Port
Huron On Tuesday, March 4, at
two o'clock.
For transportation, call Mrs.
Bert Higbee, ut 772-W, or Mrs.
Vernon Kerwin, ut 2471-Wll.
Cars will leave from the home
OF Mrs. "A. J. Korte. IL Fessen-
den street, not later than 1890
o'clock.
DAYL CLUB met last eve
ming with Wilma Behrend 1t
her home on Moross avenue.
Tentative plans for . March
rummage sale were : ade. Lee
ons Hurttgam will be the host.
ess OF the group next month, Ut
her home on Highland avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Is Rebekahs Attend.
Visitation in Aleonac

SIXTEEN MEMBERS Of the
local Rebekah Lodge attended.
the District Number 5 visitation
In Alsonac last evening, 1t
which more than 20 members Of
different lodges were present.
Among those from Mount
Clemens who went to the visit
alton were Mrs. Grace Msllast,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Barney, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Ross. Mrs. Philip
Plevek, Mrs. James Gray, Mrs.
Lulu Rickert, Mrs. Albert Glef-
Ike, Mrs. Albert Williams, Mrs.
Nora Streu, Mrs. Walter Tiffin,
Miss Mathilda Mallast and Mrs.
Charles Rowland.
The Lakeview Rebe * q h
Lodge Of Port Huron was in
charge Of the entertainment. A
distinguished guest at the meet
ing was Mrs. Blanche Hill Of
Port Huron, president Of the
Rebekah assembly Of Michigan.
On March z, next Friday eve
ming. at eight o'clock. another
visitation Of District Number 5
will be held, this time In Ar
mazda.
TWENTY MEMBERS Of the
Mount Clemen Business Girls
club met last evening for
dinner at lngleside Inn. Plans
were made for the next meet.
Ing, to be held the first Thurs
day Of March, the sixth, at the
home Of Marion Diehl, North
avenue, at 7.30 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

esoo-le sesaVDs1 m . lev
- ol.oG e1ehanGo. 1nay bo1gol
tesna 0eo1yooR Service 0eoee,
Cen q seulA Ava -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Carnation Club

MRS. RAYMOND KAUL "a.
tertained thu Carnation club OF
st. Louis psrish and . number
Of guests last evening. Guests
were Mrs. George Ballantine.
Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Jack
Beal. and Mrs Viola Wormland.
Card prizes were won BY
Mrs walter Allor, Mrs. Ralph
Greenfield. end Mrs. Ballantine.
House prize went TO Mrs. John
Sterling.
Mrs Allor viii entertain The
group nsxt time 1t AZ Croker
boulevard on Thursday, March
-, ct eight o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

or 0nl1eslee g ~ 9 49,
oxe1(noOo. 4anv b01goe o1oun4
ossAysas 0ssviss oesea c. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

lOS. RODENT llepHEQD00e
y receivine coooratulatlcuo a
~ eecaeioa q hsf birtndey -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

Mr.. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
FtIDHLK0RM d Nochester m
aounco ne birth Of . dauoh1e9.
born this morning h s.. Jossph's
hopdtal.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

RAYMOND KAUL. JR., who
was Oeve1ly burned several
weeks ago. & recovering splen-
djdly, and y expected TO ~
able 70 return 10 school In about
Two weeks.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
UNA CAMARA MODESTO

La Camara de Concrete Ole.
Ybor es una exception en- TODD
Ell pals.
No es una camara de conner
.ciantes e industriales pensando
en- Ell lucro, en- las monedas ex-
c~lusivamente, sine un cuerpo de
hombres modestos, inteligentes
y sensibles, al servicio de la CO.
munidad.
Cuando la Camara Sc cre6, en-
sus primeras etapas, tuvo m1-
chos enemigos.
Cream los ciudadanos latinos
que era una camara mas, basada
en- ell egoiSmO y la convenience
de unos pOcos y sin tener en-
cuenta a la mayoria.
Ano tras ano, con firmeza, sin
aspavientos, sin propaganda ex-
agerada, la Camara fu6 cum
pliendo con Ell deber que Sc h.
bfa impuesto.
Primero hizo cOmDrender al
hombre de negocios que nada
Ipierde y muchO puede ganar
manteniendose en- contacto con-
tacto con el pueblo; despu6s lie
hizo yer al pueblo q. no lie guia-
ba Ell egoismo, nj un deseo mas
de exploitation, sino ell altruis-
mo, ell amor a la comunidad y
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
I'm famOso O%llmdndqae

A pesar de la guerra en- Ia
Gran Bretana Sc ACADIA de pu-
blicar ell famoso Almanaque
de Whitaker, que contiene, Sc
gun su formula, "un relate as
tron6mico y de otros fenome-
nos Y una vasta cantidad de
information" Los trabaJOs
complementarios Sc terminaran
a mediados de enero... deblen-
dose la demora a la "accion del
enemigo''.
I'm auxiliar como libro de re-
ferencia en- Inglaterra, por mas
de tres generaciones, las bonn
has explosives y las incendiarias
destruyeron sus Oficinas en- Pc
trenoster Row.
No saben ahora los impreso-
res a que personals mandar ell al
manaque, por cuanto los libros'
con los nOmbres de los suscrip-
torres, fueron destruidos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

nuevos diputados, Pent hizo
muy pocos cambios en- ell per-
sonal Y Schleman afirma que
por ahora no hara Gambia al
guno.
Schleman ha resuelto de-
jar en- la agencia que vende
las chapas de los automobiles
al Sr. Cesar F. Irsch y en- la
subagenlcia de Plant City al
Sr. Henry H. Huff.
Todo indica que seguira de
diputado en- la oficina de
Schleman, ell Sr. Brice Burn
ettt hijo del difunto recauda-
dor, Sr. ]. M. Burnett.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
IguGles derechos

El senador Gillette, del Esta-
do de Iowa, declaro aver que Ell,
acompahado por ell senador Blu
CIV, de la Dakota del Sur, y
Brown, de Michigan, presenta-
ra en- 81 nuevo Congreso una en-
mienda costitucional que equipa
re los derechos civiles de la mu-
jer con los del hembre. La en-
mienda sera parecida a la que
los senadores Bibson, de Yer :
mont, Townsend, de Delaware,
y Burke, de Nebraska, pr4senta
ron en- Ell Senado, ell ano pasado.
Sc pas6 entonces la enmienda al
comitG de asuntos judiciales que
"la puso . dorm r."
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
PALPITACIONES DE- LA COLONIA LATINA

particularmente a les humildes.
Con la mayer sencillez inici6
Ia tarea de ayudar a la comuni-
dad latina, en- sus diferentas sec
torres, sin alardes y sin anhelos
de gloria,
Cre6 La Verbena del Tabaco
para Garle publicidad a nuestra
principal fuente de riqueza.
La primera Verbena Sc cslebr6
con motive de las bcdas de ORC
de la industrial tabacalera.
De Tampa Sc habl6 entonces
en- toda la naci6n, como Sc ha-
bla ahora.
Organize comites para ayu-
dar a los cbreros sin trabajo;
raspald6 los proyectos de costu-
ra y jugueteria, gastando miles
de d6lares; intervino para To-
grar un proyecto de caSas bara-
tas en- Ybor City e impidi6 que
Ia fabrication Sc hiciera en- la
ca'le % y Buff 10, como habia
propuesto alguien; ha venido
g,stionsnde Y pronto lo conse-
suira que los trabajadores no
tengan que ir a la Gale de Frank
lin para firmar los cheques 6e
Ia compensasi6n; organize las
fieStas de Halloween en- la Sept
ma avenida; organize Ell repair
to de juguetes a los ninos en- el
parque Cuscaden; actu6 con ex-
traordinario vigor para lograr
que ell parque CuScaden Sc con-
virtiera en- una jhermcsa raali-
dad; viene cOlaborando desde
haze muchos amos con las gran
les sOciedades mutualiStaS de
Tampa, nueStro orgullo, Y hs
r~sspaldad9 con su cooperation
monetaria las visitaS de ilustre
perSonalidades.
La Camara, ahOra como aver,
mantiene su labor en- beneficio
de tcdos.
Todcs sus presidentes Y direC
torres han recOgido mas amargu.
"a que felicitaciones; pero todCe
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
Lucille MulhGU

A la edad de IS amos perecio
hace pocos dias, a consecuencla
de I'm accidente automovil1sta,
Lucille Mulhall, a la que duran
te amos Sc conoci6 como la "mu'
chacha vaquera original de
teatro americana. Con ella mu-
rio Jean Breezley, de 45 amos,
que guiaba Ell coche.
FL presidente Teodoro Roose-
welt describe una vez a Miss
MulhaM como la mas experta ca
ballista del mundo. Desde nina
desarroll6 su habilidad como
cowgirl.
Cuando tenia solo siete amos,
ell coronel Mulhall lie ofrecio
darle tOdas las terneras y be-
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

cerros que consiguiera enlazar.
No pas6 muchc tempo sin que
sc viera obligado a zanzibar su
promesa. Muchos terneros, in
cluyendO 20 de los mas cerrer0s
del mundlc, llewaban va las
iniciales 81. NJ, la marca per-
scnal de la muchacha, cuando
ell coronal Gambia de parecer.
A los Ia amos podia darribar
I'm potro y matar un coyote a
500 yardas. POGO de- rues CANA
ba los concursos de tirar Ell la
20, compitiendo con los meJores
vaqueros del suroeste.
Teodoro Roosevelt lie sugiri6
a SUI padre que la mandara al
teatro, luego de haberla visto
actuar en- una reunion de Rough
Riders. Recorri6 Europa con
una compania de vaudeville y
tambien con grupos de ROdeo.
Sc habia casado dos Veces y
en- las dos sc diyorci6, Martin
Bergen Sc Ilamaba su primer
marido y Tom Burnett, un ran
chero de Texas que muri6 hace
algunos aflos,
Sc retro del teatro y de los
espectaculos de Rodeo en- 1917.