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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Coming Events
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SUNDAY, JULY -
the home Of Harold Lossn. 12e Hubbard avenue for
transportation, at am.
MONDAY, AUGUST
WORLD WIDE GUILD Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church,
outing at Bob-Lo. Members to take boat from Detroit
HARRY oLLRIcH POST American Legion. in Legion Club
house. At $50 pm.
MGNONETTE CLUB banquet at Martens -The-IAke 1t
$50 pm. Members meet q the home Of Mrs Emil
Eso, Gibbs street, for ranaportation at pm
FRANZ KUHN LODGE knights Of Pythias, In Pytian hail.
WV AUXILIARY fis grocery parry. In Veteran. hail. ..
ST. JosEPHs GUILD Of st. Peters Church. Il the home Of
Mrs Bernard McInsrney, 371 North avenue 1t pm
SEWING AND SURGICAL DRESSINGS for Red Cross In
MCHS sewing room, go am. 70 $50 pm.
W5A monthly business meeting q The home Of Mrs Alexan
der Black, 80 Grove Park aysnus, 1t pm.
TUESDAY. AUGUST
SEWING AND SURGICAL DRESSINGS for He'd Cross In
MCHs sewing room, $50 am. % $50 pm ~.
HARRISON CIRCLE luncheon and q Brown eottass
at 1880 pm.
MzPAH BIBLE CLASS. potluck st Msthodst Church It
SILVER INiNc CIRCLE Of King. Daughters, d..r. lunch
wyck avenue, at l:3o pm.
CHEST CLINIC 1t Kings puushts Health Center. 10 10
LADY ARBEITERs In Bsrroa mn. q pm
WEDNESDAX, AUGUST
GAMES PARTY, sponsored b. 0geu Of Charity at D. JoD
eph's sanitsrium at go PA
ELEMENTARY CLASS In nolMeo1i11a third Aoogs eguuly
SEWING AND SURGICAL DnEgoueoS for Red csoa n
MCH0 sewing room, go an % $50 pm.
AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING nEeETTT PARTY. at tho
Legion clubhouse. at go pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Tennis Clothes
May Spotlight
Figure Faults
By ALICIA HART
NEA 1gYYfee Staff Writer

MANY A WOMAN whose
street and evening clothes al
ways are tra-flattering some
how seems to get all mixed up
when II comes to active and
spectator sports outfits.
It's pretty amazing to see q
girl who never wears tight,
slim skirts, because she thinks
the shape Of her legs not quite
good enough to stand such Sc
we're lines, blossom out on the
tennis court in short, implicated
shorts. Or to see one who al
ways wears q girdle under day
dresses refuse to wear panty
girdle under Stacks.
JUST AS REVEALING
II your neck and shoulders
are 30 thin that you always
choose covered-up rather than
decollete dance frocks, why ID
there any reason to believe that
halter tops are going to be
smart with Stacks? Wouldn't
sheer, cool blouses with very
short sleeves be q better idea.
II you are more than size IL,
think twice before you buy In
expensive Stacks. Generally
speaking, Stacks for larger
women should be impeccably
tailored-another way Of say
ing that they'll be fairly expen-
sive.
FIGURE FAULTS
II you indulge yourself In
sheer, . sheer stockings because
you know your ankles and
calves are just q little too thick
to risk slightly more sturdy
hose, then don't make the mis-
take Of wearing ankle socks
with play clothes. Ankle socks
make ankles look thicker.
II you spend . great deal Of
time searching for . bathing
suit which also will conceal
conceals the fact that you are
flat-chested, don't spend less
time locking for day dresses
with sultly placed fullness that
your figure faults. And don't
forget that . bathing suit with
q flared skirt will hide . ten
dency toward happiness.
W IRIS
/, BYRON WILBUR Of Romeo
was . business visitor In Mount
ClsmenS yustsrday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

MOUNT CLEMENS WOMEN
are ready to do their bit for na-
tional defense, even though they
may have to sacrifice the charms
Of silk stockings 10 do Il.
The reason for al the silk
stocking furry, of course. IL the
Office Of Production Manage
ment's order from Washington
which stops al processing Of
raw silk Saturday night and In
dicates . shortage II not IN alb
solute Lack Of silk stockings
after Oct. 1. What with nylon
being used for parachutes, and
silk not being processed, we be-
gan to wonder what women
were going to do about It all.
Here are the replies of . num-
Der of women:
Mrs. B. v. Nunneley, 100 s.
Wilson Boulevard, says: IF our
country u restricting trade with
Japan, and stockings are hard
to get, + think II would be more
patriotic to wear American made
hose. II we can't get silk or ny
Ion, we still have fine grade cot
ton, and shall be glad to wear
whatever we can make In this
country, TO help all I can"
Mrs. Fred Krauseneck, 80 Mil
Ter Street, says: "A shortage Of
silk stockings wouldn't bother
me at all. ! happen to have 4
supply on hand, but II ! didn't I
should be perfectly willing to
wear cotton, or whatever we
can get here"
Mrs. Thomas G. Longstaff,
1877 Cas- Avenue: 1--WE been too
busy with real problems 70
worry about It. ! do not plan TO
lay in q supply Of silk stockings.
l suppose that I shall wear cot
ton ones II that Il all we can
get. I shall Be glad to save my
used silk hose for use In making
gun-powder bags for the Army
and Navy"
Mrs. A. j. Pickman, 201, Nor
oss Avenue: ~. will do VI no
harm to 20 without silk stock
ings. II the government needs
the silk, or our help In any other
way, we ought to be glad TO give
II. The Inconvenience Of no silk
stockings Is % slisht, compared
to the suffering abroad" Mrs.
Pickman's family, al but one
sister, ID scattered throughout the
British Isles. y
Mrs. G. H r. Mackenzie. 100
Belleview Avenue: "Well, al
course, we can 60 without hose
in the summer time. I.believe ]
shall IN 70 eak 4anoughsto last
thu winter, and then ! shall wear
what everyone else wears I'll
be glad to save my old silk hoss
for defense use."
Mrs. ]. ]. Shook, 377 Cam
bridge Road: silk stockingB are
about the least Of my worries,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

children to the park. But the
woman who II taking up
bridge" is sitting in . room
crowded with women, one at
least of whom il sure to have q
cold in the catching stage, and
most of whom are smoking 80
constantly that the air is as
heavy with smoke as 1t is in a
New York night club.
MISSES THE MORE
IMPORTANT THINGS
There she sits for hours,
slumped down In . chair, reach
ing for . chocolate every now
and then with q little apologize.
1--WE got no business eating
these. I'll put on POUNDS" And
she Is putting on pounds, One
way In which bridge club women
resemble each other (and they
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
BY RUTH MILLETT

"T AKING UP BRIDGE"
which means playing. it from
three to five afternoons q week,
is about the worst thing that can
happen to q woman.
II keeps her from using the
free hours that are her very own
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Polls Shows Glamour
Loses to Patriotism

but think I shall lay IN q sup
ply. I'll save my old ones, too"
Mrs. Henry Tryloff, 81 Lode
wyck avenue: 1T doesn't make =
bit of difference to me. I think
that we have enriched Japan by
buying her silk and I'll be glad
to stop that. AS for saving my
old hose, ! have q whole bagful
already, and will be glad to do
nate them"
Mrs Bert Gwinn, acting presi-
dent Of the American Legion:
II shall not lay In 4 supply. I'll
take my chances rs others do.
II Il ID necessary to do without
silk, shall be glad to do 20.
Anything ] can do to help our
government, ] want to do"
Mrs. Donald b. Westendorf: II
shall do whatever IL necessary
for national defense. Some SUBJ
stitute will no doubt do just a
well. The women of the United
States certainly ought to be
glad to help in 20 minor q way"
Mrs. Lawrence p. Hickey,
wife Of Col. Hickey, acting head
of Selfridge Field: Il haven't
made up my mind just what my
plans are. I shouldn't mind
wearing cotton, or even going
bare-legsed, for that seems q
small enough sacrifice to help
the country. I am sure that the
women on the post will be glad
to cooperate In saving old silk
stockings, too"
Mrs. o. D. Kimberlin, 80 Lee
ander Street, chairman of the
Americanism Committee for the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Auxil-
iary: II happen 70 have several
pairs on hand, but when they are
gone ! shall Be glad to do - the
majority Of women do. II won't
hurt W 70 sacrifice . little"
Irene Young, son Lincoln
Avenue, waitress at Gr1tiot
Grill: well, I gdess I'll have "a
60 barefoot. ! certainly won't
wear cotton. I really don't have
to worry right away. because ]
have quite . lot Of stockings.
Save my old ones3 Say, when
get through with them they
aren't rood for anything"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

Mount Clemens Women Ready to Sacrifice silk Stockings To-
WCTU Plans Picnic
at shadyside Aug. 5

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN Tenn
perance Union viii hold it, Aug
ust meeting on Friday, August 9,
In the form Of q potluck picnic 1t
Shadyside, at $50 o'clock.
Friends and families Of men,
bers are invited. Members are
asked to bring food and dishes.
Mrs. Frank Hacker IL chair
man Of the committee, including
Mrs. Edgar Cahill, Mrs. Tex
Richard, Mrs. Mary James, Mrs.
Clyde Gass, and Mrs. Alfred
Tucker.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
w. B. A. Meeting

THE WOMAN'S BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION will hold =
monthly business meeting 1t
the home Of Mrs. Alexander
Black, 80 Grove Park, on Mon
day, August 4 at 8 o'clock.
All members are urged to
attend.
MISS BETTY ALDRICH Of
Remus IL attending nurse In DR..
N. G. Smiths office during the
absence Of Beatrice Crawford,
who Il mentioning. Miss Craw-
ford has left on trip down the
st. Lawrence to Montreal and
Quebec, and plans to continue
her trip down the Sasuenay riv-
er.
THOMAS G. LONGSTAFF,
who underwent q serious opera
ton in Grace Hospital, Detroit, 4
week ago today. Is reported TO be
improving nicely, though he win
probably be confined 70 the hos
pital at least another two
weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. BERT NUN
NELEY an d granddaughter,
Jean and Mary Nunneley ~
turned last night from Z week
spent 1t Wequetonsing and
Mackinac Island.
GLORIA GRAHAM Of Red
ford II the guest Of Jaqueline
Tolck, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. p. Kimberlin. She ID the
grandniece OF Mrs. Kimberlin. Y.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

Nh AN ~
pAVIH9 q
onnosmcn - 11Ii Z!
Dsvia9 49,. Z [ :
lem Of l9non ~ &
Clemens J. & 4! y b,
Tha carunannv - h,
sand,rlry a J;ily " ~ Y
Rev. Chariss 3. i1| "A 4,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Mizpah Class Plans
Annual Picnic Tuesday

THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF
the Mizpah Bible Class of the
Methodist Church will be held
on Tuesday. August 5, in the
church dining room. A cover
ed dish luncheon will be serv-
ed 1t 1880 o'clock. followed by
q program. Members are ask.
ed to bring their dishes and
silver.
Miss Clara Nunneley and
Mrs. Dan Albro are in charge
Of the luncheon arrangements,
and the program Is being ar
ranged by Mrs Roy Hoover
and Mrs. George McGinnis.
MR.. AND MRS. HUGH
NEALE and sons, Hugh and Rob-
ert, have left to spend q months
vacation at Klinger Lake.
Tips on Springs
If YOU ARE BUYING a new
bed spring, check with your
salesman to see II the one you
have selected Is equipped with
adequate stabilizers to eliminate
sidesway; If 1t is the type best
suited to your mattress; II
the material IL sturdy and the
workmanship excellent. Il Il Il
the coil type, you will find the
better springs are Of double deck
construction with extra lons
coils braced at the top and but
tom and in the center.
LAMB EN- BROCHETTE
IN lb. lamb steak
" cup French Dressing
2 bay leaves
/ sprig thyme
Ia mushroom caps
2 slices canned pineapple, cut
in pieces
Select q slice Of lamb steak
about one-half inch thick; cut
in one-inch pieces. Place the
lamb In q deep dish and cover
with the French dressing, add
the bay leaves and thyme. Al
low to marinate three or four
hours. Remove the meat from
the dressing and dip the mush-
room caps and pieces. Of pine
apple. Arrange alternately on
metal skewers, pieces Of lamb,
mushrooms an pineapple.
Broil about ten minutes, turn
ing once or twice. Serve on
toast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Couple Makes
Plans

Mr.. AND MRS. PETER T..
ARUCH. Of 9 Queen Street. an
&iimce the engagement and ap-
toaehing marriage Of their
hsghter, Anne Good, to r. l..
eoboland, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
elaude' Copeland, Al Moross
kYenue.
The wedding will take place
= Saturday, August 8 at 4 o.
Heck in the First Methodist
hurch with Rev. Cunning Idle
&ficiatins. Miss Good has
chosen Olga Kitzul, of Detroit. Is
her only attendant and Jerry
copeland. brother Of the groom.
viii Be best man.
"A wedding dinner will follow
khe ceremony ut the home OF the
brides parents on 6 Queen
Street, and later in the evening.
Friends will be received at q re-
beption at the same place.
The couple will make their
new home in Cleveland, o..
whore Mr.. Copeland Is affiliated
with. the Mccall Publishing Co.
Miss Good IL . graduate OF
2uyal Oak High School and MIR.
Copeland graduated from Mount
clemens High School. He also
ATTENDED Western State College
liza Kalamazoo and until q year
ago travelled with the Pathfind-
err Education Tours.
PVT. WILLIAM NUNNELEY
Of Fort Custer is spending the
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert v. Nunneley,
South Wilson boulevard.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY ROE
az Van Dyke announce the ar
rival Of q son born at 2 o'clock
this morning in st. Joseph's hos
pital.
MR.. AND MRS. SAMUEL
CLZERMAN Of Utica announce
the arrival OF a daughter born
1t 4:51 o'clock yesterday after
noon In st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

TOR q n y t n ! NJ
that will i'm
prove her - .
person, or odd
TO the w ell
b eing Of her
family. It isn't
even good for
her health or
her looks.
Outside It Is
q beautiful, sum
shiney day-just
right for golf,
for walking in
the country, or
for taking the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
SQUANDERING
THEIR LEISURE.

She doesn't have as much time
with her children as she should,
for she Is playing bridge when
they come home from school,
full Of pep and eager to talk.
She doesn't use her brains to
help improve conditions in her
town or help with young peoples
organizations, because all her
afternoons are taken up with
bridge.
: Chances are she doesn't even
feed her family too well, for she
doesn't beat her husband home,
on bridge days, by more than
fifteen minutes.
A young wife ought to think
about those things before she de-
cides to take up bridge"-and
join the slightly over stuffed
women who have decided to
squander their leisure instead Of
using it intelligently.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Won Boeslaser-Riha Wedding Party


F.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
CHERRY MUFFIN0
az cups sifted flour
Az teaspoons Baking Powde
u tAaspoon alt

179 CUp8 01xV9O x1OOI
Az teaspoons Baking Powder
u teaspoon salt
u cup sugar
I egg yolk, slightly beaten
Y cup milk
( tablespoons melted butter
or other shortening
I egg white, stiffy beaten
IN cups canned sour rcd
pitted cherries, drained
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder. salt, and sugar,
and sift again. Combine eSg
yolk, milk and shortening. Add
to flour, beating only enough
70 dampen al flour. Fold In egg
white, then cherries. Bake In
creased muffin pans In hot oven
l420sF.) Is minutes, or until
nieely Drowned. Serve at once.
Makes II mullins.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
St. Mary's Doll Show Winners

LITTLE GIRLS prizes 1t s. Mays dollpsrsde
Ihursday included beck left to right Shirley 0sva
Patsy Jolly Barbara 10; Nancy Fras l. Kneellns with
her doll in her Patsy Snsa who win Be nine years old
In two week&
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Some Of Dickinson's Winners

=: AMONG THE WINNERS ut Dickinson playground In thu
dolshow held Thursday left right Blanche Bah
b o. Joyce Curv 49, Ruth Ann Tucker H. Elaine Sanders
10, and Audrey Agnes z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
. WE THE WOMEN
Lives Revolving Around Bridge
Lack More Important THINGS

resemble each other in q lot Of
ways) 10 that most Of them real
ly should lose ten pounds'-but
never will.
But the biggest pity is what
the woman misses who spends all
her free time playing bridge. She
never gets around to developing
a creative interest that will give
her q deep inner satisfaction and
make her a more interesting per-
son.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Monday kla ]! {
Lucky 81

Bright and early Mondoy Ns6t -
MONITOR representatives, ~ u
homes OF Mount Clemens f6sidont9 u
visited thu request will b nsnde,
next half minute q copy ct tiso 6AlkY5
issue Saturday, Aug. = .. otdSt ~
without obligation This one dpllo q
certificate which I hold In ~ la9 i 1
Watch, this pewspopes tce 6yllll44
evening as THE DAILY Mo61y4E| 81
tives visit the homes Of this en- -
dreds Of dollars IN tnerciso
be given to slibscriboIA O.
Mount Clemens hest. M 81 4 ;.s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
HERE ARR
FRIDAYS
LUCKY WINNERS

Adfs. Carl Dsllhsrn
NH. Harry Castle
AQrs. Nae Ceroy
Mr.. Clayten Deo0e
Alrs. F9oronee 0ooley
Mn. Mary Moore
MrS. Elmer Ro1e1of
Mn. 0o6ego Honoy
Den Tfsnbloy
Mn. rsyA xssnsa
EvERY oNE a
| DAILY MONITOR
SUBSCRIBER
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

BYRON WILBUR Of Romeo
was q business visitor In Mount
Clemens yesterday.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
LA MARINA LIE HA OTOR-
GADO A ROEBLING UNI M
CONTRATO

Ell inventor de los tanques an
fibios, Donald Roebling, declare
aver, en- Clearwater que la ma
rina de guerra de la nacion le
ha otorgado Jun contratO para
construir 200 de esos aparatos,
con un valor total de 1920, 900.
Los tanques seran hechos por
la Food Machinery Corp. de
Dunedin, y los trabajos comen-
zaran tan pronto como los ma
teriales puedan ser obtenidos.
La fabrica de Dunedin ha ST.
do agrandada y en- hacerlo Sc
han gastado cerca de 100000.
Mas de $50 personas va ira
bajan ALI y este ndmero sera
aumentado.
Tendran a su cargo la direc-
ci6n los Sres. Courtney Camp
bell Y Lloyd Jones.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

ltros de su pals y del extranjero,
observaron que las ratas negras
Y semicalvas, Y tambi6n perros,
c%onejos, zorros plateados, ETC.,
81 Sc les alimenta con una dieta
deficiente en- algdn i~ngrediente
no identificado de este impor =
tante grupo de las vitaminas B,
solubles en- aqua (Complejo de
Vitaminas b, desarrolla prema
turo pelo canoso en- sus lomos.
Cuando los animales reciben una
dieta conteniendo todos los in =
gredientes del complejo de la vi
tamia B, ell color del pelo reco-
bra su normaQidad.
La naturaleza de esta vitami-
ma, no obstante, permanecia en-
ell misterio, y una Investigation
fue iniciada en- muchos laborato-
rios, con la esperanto de que la
vitamina fueSe encontrada para
desempenar un papel similar en-
el color del pelo humane y en- la
possible restauraci6n del color o.
riginal del pelo girls o blanco.
No hay raz6n alguna para
Greer, dice ell DR.. Ansbacher, que
tal sustancia ha sido encontrada
Todo 10 que Sc sable hasta Ell pre-
sente es que ell acido para amino
benzoico es una sustancia nece-
saria para mantener el pelo del
9omo de las ratas en- su color nor
NAL. Cuando Sc ausenta o sc lie
1uita de la dieta, ell pelo Sc con-
vierte prematuramente en- girls.
Cualrdo &c lie devuelve a la die
ia, Ell girls desaparece y Ell pelo
assume SUI color natural.
Los experimentos indican dice
el DIR. Ansbacher, que la sustain
cia es una vitamina del compile
10 GrupO B, necesaria en- la die
ia de las ratas para la pigmen-
taci6n natural del pelo, y tam
.5ien en- la dieta de los politics
para su c~recimiento normal.
La senda que conduce al acido
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS como otro
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

puno, hablaba de "libre determi-
naci6n nacional." No es dificil
ell figurarse.l los sentimientos dss
pertadoS en- los checos al cir una
Lection de justicia polftica de Ia
bios tan mentirosos! La famosa
Erase de MaSaryk la verda6
triunfa siempre," que Sc convir-
ito en- el lena de Ia RepGblica
ChecoeslOvaca, encuentra su pie
ma justification en- Ell case de
Mussolini. Este desprceiable Ca
gliostro de nuestros tiempos tie
ne los dias contados. E. ojio con
ira toda tirania, predicate una
vsz por Ell joven demagogo, Sc
vueive hoy contra Ell mismo, tira
no emvejecido y decrepito.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
GRANELL kOMBRADO d.
RECTOR DE eel INTERNA-
CIONAL"

Sc nos ha informado en- la
manana de hoy que en- un ges-
to de "apaciguamiento" Sc ha
nombrado director del diario
VEL International" al obrero
torcedor Vicente Granell.
En- la reunion del partido,
Granell habl6 en- contra de la
designation de Fraga para
presidente del Consultivo.
Ahora Sc lie nombra, prime
70 porque es native de Espa-
ma y ellos, los elias, han We
nido hacienda una campana
de prejuicios patrioteros; Sc
gundo, porque hahl6 en- con :
ira del "cubanito" y senal6
qos puntos debiles de este, Y
tercero porque es un hombre
nO-desacreditado y en- ell "ele-
mentillo" no abundan los de
esta clase,
Mucho sentimos que lie haga
-el juego a los "illas'' Y en- ell
error lleVara el castiQo.
e Recientemente Sc le utiliza-
ba para %presenciar, por la par
tie del %elementillo," ell traba-
jo del auditor que examina los
libros de la Union 500.
Els otro gesto de "apacigua-
miento" de Mr.. Simmons Y la
companfa.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

ia capital Sc investigue la pe-
lea de aver entire ell campe6n Jo-
Sc Luis y ell italiano Gus Dora
zio. Cree ell senador que Dora
zio "se trio" o no estaba EN-
buenas condolences fisicas pa
ra resistir.
Joe MARITIME, manager de
Dorazio, amenaza con hacerle
al senador una reclamation
de danos y perjuicio.
Jacksonville, Feb. 1S.-Leo
H. Hill declare hoy que su sus
pension como miembro de la
'Comisi6n Industrial, hecha
'por ell gobernador Holland, Sc.
basa 1nicamente en- razones;
p%oliticas. LIE acusa ell goberna
nor, en- la orden de suspen-,
sion, de negligencia en- ell cum
plimiento de su deber.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
RemolGcha con nGta

Sc ponen a cocer las remola-
chas, echandolas en- ell aqua cuan
do esta rompe a hervir. Cuando
astan cocidas, Sc dejan escurrir,
y antes de que Sc enfrien Sc Pc
IAN Y Sc cortan en- rodajas. Con
media copa de nata, dos yemas
y un POGO de sal, Sc hace una ere
ma EN- frio, Sc cubren las reno
lachas, dejandolas reposar en- la
crema por espacio de una bora,
antes de serviras.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
Vitdminas contra ell cabello girls

VitdmindS contra ell cdbello girls
Los eNperimentos indican que
la misteriosa vitamina contra Ell
cabello girls, que impide ell pre-
mature encanecimiento y devuel
We ell color en- la piel negra y Sc
micalva delas ratas, es identica
q una bien conocida sustancia
oufmica usada en- la fabrication
de nococaina y otros anestesi :
cos, seg1n Sc dice en- la edicion
corriente de "Ciencia," ell orga-
no de la Association Americana
para ell AVance de la Ciencia.
Los experimentos aparecen des-
critos por Ell Sr. Stefan Ansba =
cher, del Institute Squibb de In
vestigaciones Medicas, radicado
en- New Brunswick, N. j., uno
lie los mas destacados c~ientificos
en- el campo de las vitaminas.
lEl productO quimico comdn
ahora d-esenmascaradO como una
vitamina disfrazada es conOcido
como ell acido para-amino ben :
zoico. Els una sustancia simple
compueSta de los cuatro grandes
elementos en- toda sustancia de
vida-carb6n, hidr6geno, oXige-
no Y nitr6geno. Novocaine es u
ma forma modificada, conocida
como un "ester" en- la qufmica.
Pruebas de la existencia de Ia
que actualmente Sc conoce como
la vitamina contra Ell peligro ca
noso, fueron p%resentadas y Sc
dieron a conocer en- la reunion
de la Sociedad Americana de
Qufmica, en- Boston, ell aho 1889,
por los ORES. Gulbrand Lunde y
Hans Kringstad, de Noruega.
EstoS hombres, junto con o.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

miembro de la familia de la vita
nina B fue alberta a principles
del afO pasado por dos qufmicos
ingleses, los doctores Woods y
Fildes, que encontraron eviden-
cia circunstancial de que la sus-
tancia estaba presante en- la le-
vadura. Ell pasado diciemtre D
tros dos cientificos britanicos,
ORES. Rubbo y Gillespie, logra :
ron aiSlar la sustancia en- un a.
nalisis de la levadura.