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La gaceta., 1942-07-11
CORR ARA LA
COMMUNICATIONS RADIO
FONICA CON Ell EJE

Buenos Aires, julio 1l.-Ei
ministro de la gobernaci6n or
demo hoy que Sc cumpla la reso
luci6n ndmero 40 Ge Rio de ia
metro y sea cortada la comuni-
caci6n radiotolaf6nica con el f.
ie v los territories que este con-
trola.
La orden afecta tambi6n a los
mensajes telegraficos entire Bue
nos Aires, Roma, Berlin y To-
kio.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
Ell MARISCAL FRA
CHET D'ESPEREY

Berna, Suiza, julio 11.-Falle
clio aqui, a la edad de Sc amos,
ell mariscal Frachet D'Esperey,
de Francia, un militar de talen-
to.
Durante ell regimen de Petain,
Vichy decide ignorarlo.
Petain fue Ell vencedor de Yer
dun, pero la victoria en- la pri-
mera guerra mundial sc lie debe
a D'Esperey,
al coanenzar la guerra eran
sus brigadieres Charles Mangin
y Felipe Petain.
Mand6 D'Eaperey la ofensiva
contra Bulgaria y con su caba-
Derfa prOdujo ell collapse de la
iniciativa alemana-
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

chaS en- SuS posiciones del rio.
Los Guardas, que no Sc la-
man "elite' Y NADIA tiene que yer
cen los alemanes, mataron a
$500 oficialeS Y soldados hit
leristas', destruyendo diez tan
eues, tres carros blindados, AZ
canones, 10 morteros, % anne
tral' adoras, II camiones y cua-
tro carros cargados de municio-
mes,
Admitese, pero no por ell man
10, que los alemanes cortaron ell
ferrocarril que unfa a los ejer-
cites de las parties sur y central,
entire Moscu y Rostov, al apode-
rarSe de RoosoSh.
Las tropas rusas que cOntraa-
tacaron EN- las inmediaciones de
Zalonsk estan mandadas por
ell general Gregorio X, ZhukOff.
Acaban de entrar en- la bata-
Tia tanques Y caballeria llegados
Ge Urales.
rs ia ofensiva de los nazis rs
una de las mas importantes ope
Iaciones de la guerra. Ell enemi-
go emplea nuevas tacticas para
protejer sus flancos, 10 que no
hacia antes, cuando lanzaba I'm
''blitz" Y dejaba al descubierto
los costados.
Los tanques que penetraron
en- el centric del secto ride Kursk
iban acompanados por artille-
ria.
Apesar de la violenta ofensi-
va, el ej6rcito roio Sc mantiene
en- complete orden.
Nuevas reservas empezaron
a usar los nazis en- ell sector de
Kalinin.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

ri ell tempo necesario para la
prueba. Anadi6 que la WPB
no esta aun preparada para
decir 81 ell proceso Houdry es
meior que los otros, pero dice
que, 81 ash Sc prueba, sera in
corporate a varias de las ia
bricas que ahora Sc constru-
yen para la production de go
ma sint6tica.
Mr.. Houdry estuvo aver EN-
Washington y dijo que la Rub
Der Reserve Corporation ha re
husado aprobar ell proceso,
por ell presente. Esta acci6n Sc
do a conocer despues de una
investigation de dos horas en-
la planta de Marcus Hook y
alegando que ell proceso no
esta suficientemente desarro-
r.
La decision de la Rubber Re
serve no rechaza ell proceso y
anade que la Sun Oil COmpa-
con licencia bajo ell proce-
so Houdry, 10 mismv que ell
proceso butadiene, ha pedido
un contrato de production.
Mr.. Houdry asegura que su
proceso requiere menos mate
riales criticos y menos tempo
que otros processes para pro-
ducci6n de butadiene.
Las fabricas de Houdry po-
drian construirse en- 8 meses,
81 e les dan las prioridades en-
materia y mano de obra.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
.eoganizado Ell cuerpo medico
de la Sociedad Centric EspanoI
Nombrado ell DR.. Winton jefe de cirugia
medico director.
Ingresaron los ORES. Hernandez y Dominguez

10 80 a IL 80, y DR.. Minardi,
de 5 a 6; microbes, DR.. Roig, de
/ a 2 p. m. y DR.. Baldor, de 5
a 6 p. M; jueves, DR.. Perez, de
5 a 6; viernes DR.. j. A. Minar-
di, de 1890 a l 80 p. m. y Dir.
Roig, de 5 a 6 p. M. sabados;
DR.. Juan Hernandez, de 5 a 6 p.
m.
Consultas en- West Tampa: Lu-
mes, DR.. Roig, de 5 a 6 p. m.
martes, DR.. j. Hernandez, de 5
q 6 p. M; microbes, DR.. j. A.
Minardi, de 5 a 6 p. m; jueves,
DR.. Hernandez, de 5 a 6 p. m. F;
viernes, DR.. J. F. Baldor, de 5 a
6 p. m. y sabados. DR.. Perez, de
10 a IL a. m.
MuchoS nos cOmplace fellcl-
tar a los senores medicos y de
paso a los sOcios del Centre Es-
panol y LA B~en6fica Espaho-
la, por la reorganization efec-
tuada.
Ell DR.. Winton es un medico
eminente, que siempre ha tenido
las mayores consideraciones Y
el mas sincere aprecio para los
medicos latinOs.
La adquisici6n del DR.. Her
nandez, como Ia del DR.. Domin-
guez, ha sic recibida con agra
do por todos los socios.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Bajo la supervision del Sr. Ra
mon Fernandez Rey, presidente
del Centre EspanOl, Sc compile
to aver la reorganization del
cuerpo medico del Centre y de
su rama fimiliar, La Benefica
EspanOla.
Acept6 ell puesto de medico di-
rector y jefe de cirugia, ell Illus
TIE cirujano Y hombre humani-
tario DR.. M. r. Winton.
Ell DR.. Winton era va jefe de
cirugfa, con el beneplacito de to-
dos los socios, que entranable-
mente lie quieren.
Ingres6 como medico de visi-
ia ell DR.. Juan Hernandez, un
buen amigo de esta casa y COM
petente professional, y como es-
pecialista de partos el inteligen-
tie ginec6logo DR.. Jose A. Domin
gueZ.
Las visitas quedaron a cargo
ademas del DR.. Hernandez, de
los estimados ORES. j. A. Mi
nardi, NJ. Perez, ]. F. BaldOr y
Guillermo Roig.
Continuara al frente del SER
vicio de Rayos X ell quito radio
logo DR.. Gustavo Porro.
Ell horario de los senores me-
dicos, en- Ybor City, es Ell siguien
tie: Lunes, DR.. Baldor, de 5 a 6
p. M; martes, DR.. Perez, de
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LESIONADO
Ell ALMIRANTE NIMITZ

Washington, judo 11.-En un
Academic de aviaci6n, en- la cos
ia oeste, ell almirante Nimitz,
vencedor de los japoneses en- las
batallas del Mar de Coral y Mid
way, sufri6 lesiones leves. Per
Gi6 la vida en- el desgraciado su-
ceso ell cOpiloto del avi6n.
Sc le ha concedido al almiran-
te la medalla de servicios distin.
guides, por las victorias de su
escuadra en- el Pacifico.
Nimitz reemplaz6 al almiran-
.te Husband E. Kimmel y tiene
sc amos Dc edad.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LLANTAS SIN TUBOS PARA
LOS CAMIONES

Akron, Ohio, julio Liza
compania Goodrich anuncio a
yer la fabrication de una Han
ia sin tubo, una invenci6n que
Sc venia buscando desde hace so
amos. Con esta llanta Sc podra e.
conomizar, en- comparaci6n con
las actuales, un siete por ciento
de caucho.
Sc la construye 1nicamente
para vehiculos pesado y creese
que en- 81 future hara innecesa-
rios los tubos.
La Hanta es obra del emplea-
90 Frank HerZegh.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Los nazis Sc apoderaron de
Rossosh, pero el ejercito russo Sc
retira en- perfecto orden.
Las Naciones Unidas ganaran
la guerra y Russia hace gran
des SACRIFICES mientras sus a
liadas fabrican armas, %constru-
yen barcos y organizan ejerci-
tos.
Estados Unidos perdi6 la cam
paha de las Filipinas; la Gran
Bretana fue derrotada en- Sim
eapore y la peninsula Malaga /;
pero la victoria definitiva sera
de las Naciones Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
EMBARGO HOY Ell QUERI-
DO AMIGO LORENZO HER
NANDEZ

Sali6 hoy para Washington,
donde pasara dos 0 tres dias, a.
tendiendo importantes asuntos,
Ell querido amigo Lorenzo Her
nandez, exjuez de paz de Ybor
City Y condueno del ''Colum-
bia".
Lorenzo es amigo personal de
los senadores Andrews y Pepper
y del representante Peterson.
lie deseamos un feliz viaje y
que regrese satisfecho.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Contestando a I'm diario NAL informado. - Ga
naremos la guerra. - Congratulacion para ell
Centric Espanol.-Oscar Cuesta.-Calientes y
picantes.

Prestaran su cooperation al
DR.. Winton tan distinguidos
PROFESSIONALS como los especia-
listas ORES. Perzia, Martorell y
Dominguez, ell radi6logo DR..
Gustavo Porro, un antique ami
go, y los conocidos medicos de
vista Sres. Minardi, Perez, Bal
dor, Roig y Hernandez.
Ell Centrd Espanol siempre
ha tratado a sus medicos con las
mayores considerations, y asi
trata tambien a todos sus socios
y a los miembros de la Benefit
ca Espanola".
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LOS NAILS DICEN QUE
HUNDIERON 5 BARCOS

Berlin, julio Liza radio
anuncia que en- las aguas del
Artico Sc lie hundieron a los
Aliados cinco barcos: dos va
pores m%ercantes, con un total
de 18 toneladas; un destruc-
tor, un buqueu de escolta y un
vapor mercante de 5000 tone
ladas.
Este dltimo barco fue hundi
do en- la bahia de Kola, frente
a Murmansk, l..
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Retrocedieron otras cincO mi
Has, bajo el presionamiento A
liado, los esclavos que obedecen
al mariScal Rommel.
Tenemos la seguridad de que
los ejercitos unidos para mantle
ner la democracia y la civiliza
ci6n, no volveran a caer en- las
"trampas" de csc "espad6n" al
servicio de la barbarie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Congratulamos a la poderosa
sociedad Centre Espanol por la
reorganization de su cuerpo me-
dico v el nombramiento del DR..
Winton, ell eminente ciruIano Y
generoso caballero, para medico
director del sanatorio del Gen.
tro Y de los serviciOs facultati-
Won de Ia Ben6fiea Espahola"
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Contestando a un editorial lie
n O de inexactitudes del diario
Tampa Daily Times, ell direc-
tor de este periodico, como
miembro de la Junta de Recreo,
dice al colega:
l. Que la Junta de Recreo,
con ell aumento hecho reciente-
mente al Sr. Nash Higgins, de
SIS al mes (una fortuna), solo
lie paga $265N0 mensuales y no
$3.50. Ell e~ditorialista "hablo'
por boca de ganso.
q Que ell presupuesto de Suel
dos esta separadO del presupues-
to de gastos y que los dos, en-
conjunto, solo montan a $4,000
pesos.
80 Que Ell parque Rey empez6
a cerrarse a las $50 por falta
de asistencia, mas que por aho-
rrar dinero en- luz. Anteayer,
por ejemplo, al llegar las 9 solo
habfa en- ell parque unas rs per-
sonas, incluyendo nihos y mayo
res; aver, cerca de las nueve, So
10 habia unas 35 personals. PA
"a pedir que Sc aumentara la
hora y media, y en- un mOvimien
to politico, Sc recogieron 5000
firmas.
a. Que 81 un obrero de los as
tilleros CANA 100 y mas dolares
a la semana, es cast una ridicu-
lez, por comparaci6n, pagan
$265, no $3.50, al Sr. Nash Higg
ms, que es ingeniero, trabaja IL
y Id horas al dia y lie ha ahorra-
do a la ciudad, utilizando sus co
nocimientos tecnicos, muchos mi
les de pesos.
sc Que la Junta de Recreo no
Sc dejara llevar a la "charca"
pOlitica por un diario que pre-
tende "hacer politica" de todos
los problemas municipalities, por
la antipatia que siente hacia la
administration de Mr.. Chancey.
g. Que Ell colega simpatiza
con los bajos sueldos y olvida
que en- estos dfas de guerra no
es facil encontrar hombres de
la reputation y capacidad de
Mr.. Higgins. La mejor prueba
de que en- ell departamento de
recreo Sc pagan los mas bajos
salaries de la administration,
consiste en- que Sc han marcha-
do en- las Gltimas semanas, a ga
mar mejores sueldos, cuatrO o
cinco hombres Y mujeres que
trabajaban en- los parques.
70 Que ell deber de un editoria
lista abarca la investigation de
los hechos y que ell redactor, en-
en- este case, no Sc tom6 ell ira
bajo de investigar y negar a la
verdad.
Y basta por hoy. va 10 dijo
un pensador cubano que ell edi-
torialista no conoce a fondo, no
obstante ser una importantisi-
ma figura en- la historic del con-
tinente: "solo la verdad nos pom
dra la toga viril".
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Calurosa felicitaci6n para ell
joven Oscar Cuesta, un buen a
migo nuestro, que ACADIA de gra-
duarse de abogado.
EStudi6 durante varios amos,
con la mayor tenacidad, y ahora
We premiados Sus esfueZos.
Els otro discipulo del joven y
quito abogado, tambien amigo
querido, R. j. Duff.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Nos felicitamos todos por ha-
Der escapado con lesiones leves,
en- un alccidente de aviaci6n, ell
almirante Chester w. Nimitz,
jefe de la escuadra que derro-
tara a los japoneses en- ell Mar
de Coral y en- la isla Midway.
Otras victorias sabra conquis-
tar para la bandera de Uncle
Sam y para las Naciones Uni
das.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Cuando el ciWdadanO que la
acompanaba miraba hacia Ell
Sur, ella dirigia sus lindos ojos
hacia ell Norte...
Estaba en- el Sur, en- 10 posei-
do, y buscaba ell Norte... 10 PRO
hibido".
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

va resulta humillante 10 que
con los automovilistas Sc hace,
pero la discipline social, en- es-
tos amos de guerra, demanda pa
ciencia, mucha paciencia y cola
borar con ell gobierno.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Los caseros presionan a la
OPA para que consienta los al
tos alquileres...
JPor que no presionan los in
quilinos en- defensa de sus dere-
chOs?
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Hacen un NAL servicio a la
democracia esos peri6dicos que
publican con grandes c~aracteres
y en- lugares prominentes las vic
torias de los nazis.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

by his viziers and his elder son,
Noulay Hassen, said he had been
deeply moved to see small Moroccan
children riding American battle cars
and jeeps and cited this as an ex-
ample of the friendship between the
peoples.
During the ceremony celebrating
the anniversary of his enthrone-
ment, the Sultan's personal band
marched and the finest Arabian
horses paraded in vari-colored
squadrons, each composed OF horses
of the same color. The Sherifian
empire guard of honor stood watch
in scarlet pantaloons, scarlet tunics
and caps trimmed in bright green,
white spats and braid.
The guards carried extremely long
French rifles.
Tables extending 100 yards were
loaded with rich pastries and del
icacies for the French and American
Evening star., 1942-11-20

people. My presence at the side
OF Gen. Ncgues is a manifestation
OF the bonds Of friendship which
unite France and America"
Gen. Nogues told the Sultan he
had assures that President Roose-
velt knew of Morocco's need for
food and clothing and said he be-
lieved the United States would help
relieve the country's plight at the
earliest opportunity.
However, he warned against
thinking prosperity would come sim
ply because the Americans are here
I'VE will do everything in our
power to help the American Army
fulfill its mission" said Gen. Nogues.
Colorful Display Staged.
This task is all the easier since
American troops have made close
friends with the troops of Morocco
and France in Africa"
The Sultan. who was surrounded
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Sultan Of Morocco
Gives Pledge 10 u. 5.
Amid Exotic Sp|endor
Gen. Potion Informed
Of Support in PoIoce
Throne Room Ceremony

By the Associated Press.
RABAT, French Morocco, Nov. 18
DelayedD Amid scenes of exotic
splendor, Sultan Sidi Mohammed,
ruler of the Sherifian or native en-
pire, today pledged complete CO.
operation with the American Army
In French Morocco.
A similar pledge also was given
by the French resident general, Gen.
Charles Auguste Nogues.
The Sultan's decision to support
the American forces was communi-
Gated to Maj. Gen. George S. Pat
ton, jr., in the throneroom of the
palace during the festival of the
enthronement, an annual ceremony
at which the Sultan received high
representatives of the French gov
eminent to discuss the state of the
country.
His action ended fear of an Axis
inspired native uprising and sim
pli1ed the problem of reorganiza-
ton facing United States forces be-
fore they proceed to attack the Ger
mans and Italians.
Nogues Pledges Help.
Gen, Patton, commander of the
task force now occupying this
French protectorate, told the Sultan:
In the name of the President of
the United States, I, his representa-
tive, express to you the wishes which
we formulate for the welfare of your
majesty and the prosperity of your
Evening star., 1942-11-20

dignitaries and white-robed city
notables.
When the guests remarked on the
brilliance Of the lavish show the
Sultan's chief Of protocol answered: ::
Nothing can be beautiful enough
for friends"
During the days ceremonies a
Evening star., 1942-11-20
leopard escaped from the palace zoo
and killed a woman. It was shot by
palace guards.

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp In your book, the sooner
you will get victory In the bag.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Taste Temp+ers from The Food Shop

Merths Ann Gleee Fuiooe Of assorted fruits IL ounces
$l.05; Is $1.30; u
Helen hoson Chocolates Bonbons 3pound
Martha Ann Fruit Coke 9o9o fruit and Serve pudding
plain fruit COKE " pound $s5; 3pound tin---$35o
srhe Ann Brsndy Herd ssues your puddno once
Charlotte Chorss Rum cske mode from od recipe
Charlotte Chore About "a cokes $l65
Block Palm Pttsd Imported Detss. pound 6oe
Bune Assorted Chocolates. all milk chocolate 3pound n$l5o
celTop Pulled California Figs 1pound
Woods Old Time Mineemest make hot steone hot old
flavor mncemeo for Thanksgiving dinner hpound 4se
New York State shop Cheese, ooed right crbe you
itsere it with your mncemeo pumpkin apple pe-xs It
unusually good welsh robbts Pound
Todd Old vsne Cooked Ham. ody slice cold hot
Eoch weigh between and pounds Pound
cs.fernia Cluster Rsisins thot every enjoys l5oune
nevatr
Remember Your Service Mans Sweet Tooth and
Send Him Tasty Gift from the Christina, Store
Evening star., 1942-11-20
A Special Delight is a Candy Treat -.

Bromm Old Virginia Fruit coke-ch fruits nuts Spices flavor
Pound los; pounds $l.s5; pounds
Delicious California Goee Fruits wooden
Assorted Hard cendes. 2h hpound tin $l.25 5pound so
Assorted Chocolates 3-pound
Minsure Chocolates packed box 2-pound sizeSI45
AISLE Il, FurF F1ooR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Cross anywhere in the world If
Sailor Man Beebe is ordered 10
sea. tall, auburn-haired Lorraine,
teacher OF athletics in the Dear
born schools. and now teacher of
first and and motor mechanics,
finds time 10 prepare for a fall
song recital at Dearborn Inn
with her teacher, Alice MacFar-
land.
Also a student of Miss Mac
Farland is vivacious. daTk-eyed
Betty Burgoyne. wife of Chief
Petty Officer Leon Burgoyne.
who sang al the Happy Hour at
the base again last Sunday after
making a hi on a program
which featured such experienced
entertainers as Barbara Scully
and the veteran Sophie Tucker.
Does Buster Burgoyne hold
his head high!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Swing Seddtives Given
IN Latest Recordings
BY CHARLES GENTRY

If YOU'VE got nerves that
Il jingle, jangle. jingle everytime
you hear that number, quiet
down and well give some swing
sedatives and you'll be right on
your toes in a couple of hours.
First, listen 10 LOVE is A
SONG" from Walt Disney's full
length, rBAMBI." ballad
that's really hum without being
drum. Teddy Powell is doing il
for Bluebird, but there are a
couple of other versions out
which are just as good.
Glenn Miller's "Y ES TIE r.
DAYS GARDENIAS" has all
the aroma of a hit and he
couples it with THE HUM
MING-BiRD," an old Italian air
with some new English lyrics.
TIL YOU RETURN" from
the current film. Crossroads, -
is ballad best along with Was
1t Worth It." which is worth
a lot if you hear Mitchell Ayres
version.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
.oAppctizeas-

397 Summer Suits. Seersueker Pque,
Bingham, Chambray Were '5.95 i. for 1898
2a6 Nationally Known Swim Suits
Were up TO 1875 -. On Sale for 1913
80 Play Suits, Assorted Styles
Were up to 1875 Your Choice for 1913
345 Kenneth Malcolm Slack Suits
Were up TO '7.95 =. On Sale for 1898
267 Summer Handbags
White and Colors. Were 3. and a for 2.49
4s6 Rayon Satin Slips
Tailored and Lace Trim. Were to 1913 :. for 3
80 Rayon Jersey Bouses
Assortment Of CoIors :. Very Special at 'I.I9
Served Street Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Silver Wedding

A silver wedding anniversary
reception was held at Dearborn
Inn Saturday evening when
about 100 of their friends and
relatives congratulated Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen +. knight of Highland
Towers.
Mr.. Knights parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G.. knight. came
from their home in Colorado
Springs for the occasion.
The long table in the center
of the room was decorated with
three flower arrangements in
white and green, and long white
candles burned in shining silver
candelabra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Mercury Goes Up

The temperature is shooting
upward, one hears, between
II oward Hughes and Lana
Turner. But wait till the cold
snap, boys. It's bound TO come.
Have patience.
The tornado that. blew Doro-
thy Lamour east for several
weeks was an old, old beau
called Uncle Sam, so no need
for jealousy there, fellows. The
Saronged b on d-shell can be
reached by mail at Paramount
studios.
Heavy rains have completely
wiped out the eastern romance
of Paulette Goddard, who will
now remain closer TO our sun
soaked shores. A break for you,
soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Boats in Drydock

Pat has spent most OF her
summers at Burt Lake IN her
fathers summer home. but the
boats are in drydock and the
house closed this summer, with
MIR. and Mrs. A. + MacF ar.and
settling the new home they have
bought-the Wood home on
Fairmont drive IN Dearborn
Hills-and with son David In
college and training for the
navy.
Even the most hard N Q d
"stay-at-homes' manage week
end now and again. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jamie johnson Will 90 10
lnteriochen to see how their
daughter fares az Pennington
Camp, and Mrs II. C. DoSs Will
visit son Clay at the NlSsokonc
Camp at OScOda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Western Slant

Dick Todd voices his opinion
about THE SINGING SANDS
OF ALAMOSA," a pretty ditty
with Western slant to il.
In the patriotic department
you'll give three cheers for the
George NJ. Cohan album OF
Fl Gus songs. includ ing
YANKEE DOODLE BOY" and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Legislative Unit
Sets New Proqram

LEGISLATION FOR VIC
TORY" will be the theme of the
legislative division of the De-
troit Federation of Women'S
Clubs for l942-43.
A, study of all phases of local.
state and national issues will be
included in the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Mountains
And Horses
Lure. Them m
DEARBORN, July is.

DEARBORN, July 10.
THERE is so much news about
Il those who give up vacations
and stay at home 10 do war
work and save rubber that a
real, pre-war holiday looms on
the horizon like the famous
"Man-Bites-Dog.
For month Mrs. V. r.
Doonan and Mrs. Nelson Cosby
with four teen-age boys and
girls will stay at the Rugn Drum
Ranch, near Denver, Col, and
will ride the horses, breathe the
wonderful air, become person
ally acquainted with mountains
and understand what is meant
by the capitalized, reverent tone
some people use when they say
The West.
Mrs. Robert Richards and
Mrs. Jack Palmer are spending
a month at Higgins Lake Going
farther north, 10 Burt Lake. We
find Patricia Anne MacF arland.
June graduate of the l.. Of M.
visiting the family of DR.. Max
Peet of Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
On Graveyard Shift

The dawn comes up like two
tired thunderbolts each morning
for Joan Crawford, who is on
the graveyard shift at M-G-M,
making night scenes for Re
union" Meet her at the gates
around 5 a. m. fellows, with
big smile.
Cloudy skies reported over the
Greer Carson area, with best
beau Richard Ney off TO the
wars. Why not get in and spread
a little sunshine there, boys?
Greer can be reached by mail at
M-G-M studios, Culver City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Goes TO Hartford
To Be Bridesmaid

CATHERINE MORRISON of
Dearborn will leave at the end
of the month for Hartford,
Conn. where she will be a.
bridesmaid at the wedding OF
her former Vassar roommate.
Marjorie Scott, and Leete Par
melee Doty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Aid Red Cross

Both Mrs. Johnson and Mis-.
Doss give most OF their time TO
the American Red Cross Blood
Bank at AleXandrlne and CaSS.
Detroit. these days. Mrs. Cavell
is chairman OF Dearb0rn's day
there-usually Friday.
They report an q m aZin &
amount OF activity, with new
canteen groups being trained
and an emergency situation at
present that necesSitatcs keep
ing the canteen open every day
from 9 10 3 and from 3 10 9
serving lunch and supper
They are assisted by Mrs H..
r Brand of Gully road twho
also serves two days n week as
a Gray Lady. at Veterans Hos
pitaD Mrs. Alan Chapel Mrs.
Dwight Weber and from the
Ford Foundation. VI o d a m 5
Richard Hume and Don Marsh