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La gaceta., 1942-12-03

DR.. Juan Jose de AmeZaga y vi
.sepresidente Don Alberto Qua
nj.
Apoyaron a Amezaga y Qua
nj los amigos del presidente AL
fredo Baldomir Y los "Batlis-
tas."
Una faccion del partido Colo
RADIO preSent6 como candidate a
Eduardo Blanco Acevedo y fuf
derrotada.
La mayoria e.. Ell Senado y Ia
Camara tombien fue canada
|por los "couorados."
Sc aprob6 tambien la consti-
tuci6n liberal redactada por el
gobierno de Baldomir ) fue DIES
cartada la reaccionaria del Ter
race.
"Pienso seguir, dijo Ell presi-
dente ~electo, una politica de So
lidaridad continental"
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
LOS DE R A
co Sc MUESTRAN ACTIVOS

EstokoQmo, Suecia, Die. s.
La agencia eSpanola S. T. B.,
propiedad de los nazis comunica
deSde Madrid que existe en- Els
pana una organization revolu-
cionaria, de caracter "nacional
comunista," que conspira contra
Ell gobierno del general Francis
CO Franco
Reparte csc grupo un peri6di-
co que circula entire numerosos
espanoles. Varios arrestos sc ha
ran dentro de pocos dias.
Los "nacionales comunistas''
son patidarios de los nazis y a.
migos de Ramon Serrano Suher.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

so nino, hijo &c los esposs Brau-
Il Alfonso.
Els el primer fruto de ST Y,
MON matrimonial, y quedar6
inscripto con el nombre de Ken
meth.
La Sra. Alfonso fue asistida en-
ell Centre Asturiano Y va Sc en-
cucntra en- su hogan, $50 de la
Oncena Avenida.
Nuastros parabienes para los
eSpcSoS Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
RECORDAMOS

Que manana viernes Sc repre-
sentara en- ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano la zarzuela en- un ac-
to Y cuatro cuadros LAS Corsa-
rias."
La Secci6n de Damas Entu-
siastas del Centre auspicia esta
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
Ell Bale DE ToY

80
La simpatica- organization so
cial Ponce de Leon Women's
Club" celebrara en- Ia noche de
hoy una fiesta bailab,e, por in
vitaci6n.
Tendra lugar en- Ell Salon Au-
6itorio.
Como dijeramos antes, Sc ha
invitado a j6venes pertenecien-
ties a nuestro Ejercito y que Sc
encuentran en- los campamentos
locales.
La fiesta comezara a las ocho
de la nOche, extendi6ndose has
ia las doce.
Los invitados seran atendido,
por las componentes del Club.
Una orquesta local tendra a
Su cargo los bailables.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
INVITACIONES

En- la tarde de aver, ell Sr. Ma
nuel Alfonso, Vice P~residente de
la Sociedad Centric Asturiano Y
a su vez presidente de la Secci6n
de Intereses, nos entrego dos in
vitaciones para la function que
mahaa viernes Ofrecera en- su
teatro la S'eccion de Damas En-
tusiaStas.
Muy agradecidOs.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
SANTOS DEL Ola
Santos Francisco, Javier y
Birino, Sta. Hilaria.
LA JUNTA DE HOY

A las ocho de la noche de hoy
sc reuniran las Seccionse de Da
mas y Recreo del Circulo Cuba
no, en- su acostumbrada junta
6e cada semana.
Los presidentes, Srta. Merce-
dies Fernandez y Oscar Cuervo,
ruegan la asistencia de todos los
miembroS.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
LA AVIACION INGLESA A.
TACO AVER A FRANKFORT

Londres, Die. 3-Luego de un
intervalo de 10 dias la RAF alta
g anoche a Frankfort, Ia impOr
tante ciudad, y otros objativos
en- ell occidente de Alemania.
Seis aV1Ones no regr2sarOn
La Radio de Berlin manciona
Il asalto y dice que sc el primer
jesde noviembre % a la fecha
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

rar con la expedition americana v
auXiliarla en- Su esfuerzO para re-
peler a los criminales internacio-
males alemanes e italianos, Y asi
auxiliar la hberaci6n de Francia y
del lmperio frances del yugo del
Eje,
Esta expedition Sc desarrollara
EN- un esfuerzo capital por parte de
las Naciones midas y hay razones
para esperar que obtendra buen
exito para repeler la invasion pla-
neada por Alemania e Italia de
Africa y CONSTITUTED Ell primer paso
h,st6rico para In liboraci6p y res
tauraci6n de Fgancia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
"CAMINITO DE GLORIA"
DE MEXICO LEGO

Ell AMOR"
Son los nombres a. las dos bo-
nitas peliculas en- espanol que Sc
eXhibieron durante tres dias en-
ell teatro Casino"
Dabido a que centenares de
personals no pudieron verlas,
Joe Glamour decide anoche
cue Sc repitan hoy.
Ademas de estas peliculas sc
presentara el programa soma
nal de Tumble I'm Japones."
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

Pahnan, de Texas, que Sera de
oidamente ayudado.
0tras qGejas presentaron pc
quenas industries de st. Peters
burg y otrac pc 'Gaciones.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

ell desiertO.
Ademas, este desembarco proper
ciona ell ehcaz auXilio de un Sc
gundo frente a nuestros heroicos
aliados en- Russia.
FL Gobierno frances y ell pueblo
frances han sido informados del
proposito de esta expedition, Y Sc
les ha garantizado que los aliados
no persiguen ninguna eonquista te-
rritorial y no tienen ninguna inten-
cion de estorbar la actuaci6n de las
autoridades francesas amigos en-
Africa.
FL Gobierno de Francia Y el pue-
bio de Francia y las posesiones
francesas fueron instados a coope-
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
LA VICTORIA DEL PARTI
DO COLORADO EN- Ell u
RUGUAY

Montevideo Uruguay, Die. 3.
Ell part;do Colorado venci6 en-
las elecciones presidenciales del
dfa 20 y fu6 electo presidente ell
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

function Y es a beneficio del Sa-
natorio.
En- nuestras notas de mana
ma, daremos nuevoS datalles.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
PARA KEY WEST

En- la noche de aver parti6 pa
ia Ia vecina ciudad de Key West
el Sr, Angel Gonzalez.
lleva el prop6sito de partici-
par en- los trabajos civiles que
ALI sc ~efectuan.
All despedirle, lie deseamos
buen viaje Y mucha suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE

Get n bottle OF Kruschen Salts tonight.
Half an hour before breakfast, take as much
as VIII lie on a dime In a glass Of water (hot
or Cold or In your morning cup Of tea or
conee and keep this up for 30 days. Krusohen
taken this way helps relieve such symptoms
as sick headaches, bowel sluggishnoas and
s~o-called bilious indigesti n when due 90 Ia
sunicient flow Of bile from the gall
you car get Kruschen, a I nous English
formula made In the u. \. A, at any drug
store. You mnBt be satisfied or money back.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
Historical dee''uroci6n del ::..::::
.'Presidente Roosevelt respecto 80;
=: Al desemborco de tropos en- Africa

IA declaration del Presi-
IL dente Roosevelt dRnncian-
do el desembarco de faerzas
de los Estados Unidos en- el
Africa Septentriondl Y 0cci-
dental frdncesa Sc publicd
frteord, a continuation, por
sU Snpcrtdncia historical:
A FIN de evitar una invasion
de Africa por Alemania e
Italia, la cual, 81 tuviera buen
exito, constituiria una anne
naza directa a America, a ira
YES de un mar relativamente
estrecho del Africa Occiden-
tai, poderosas fuerzas ameri-
canas equipadas con arma-
mentos adecuados para la
guerra moderna y bajo ell
mando americana esta hoy deS-
emDarcand0 en- las coStaS del
Mediterraneo y EN- las del
Atlantico de las colonias fran
cesas en- Africa.
FL desembarco de este ejercito
americana esta siendo auxiliado por
la Armada y las fuerzas aereas
britanicas, y sera, en- un future
Immediate, reforzado por un nu-
nero considerable de divisiones del
ejercito britannica.
Estas fuerzas combinadas, bajo ell
commando americana, conjuntamenteI
con la campaha britannica en- Egipto,
tiene por fin evitar una ocupaci6nI
por los e~jercitos del Eje, de cual-
quier parte del Africa septentrional
u occidental, y vedar a las naciones
agresoras un punto de partida desde
ell cual puedan inieiar un ataque
contra la costa atlantica de las
Americas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

NACIMIENTO
Hace pocos dias vino al mum
do con toda felicidad un hermo-
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27

Seattle (P)-Jap invaders in the Aleutians are getting smack ed whenever there is rift in the fog banks" a Thirteenth Naval District spokesman said, declar- ing that @the so-called mystery of the Aleutian battle IS merely a mystery of weather, including fog and snow, coupled with a desire to keep the enemy in the dark. If the public is confused, then so is the enemy and that is all to the good. You can't make statement about a battle until a battle is decided. As Ad- miral King told the American people the battle is continuing, and as already announced the attack was no surprise and init ial attack at Dutch Harbor were met"
 The statement continued "It's a weird, wild country up there. There are great patches of fog and rain in which the enemy can hide as a band of guerilIas may hide in the bush. There are literally thousands of small bays and inlets. The Japs know the country but so does the Navy.
 "Why haven't the Army and Navy already driven the Japs
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27
Fixufion

7 Washington (R)-The cost of
 shoe shines, auto repairs, piano tuning, funerals and all other consumer services will be limited beginning July l to the highest levels charged during March. The OPA issued the price ceiling regulations which will effect a million establishments doing an annual business of 5 billion dol lars yearly. Exempted from the new regulations are professional services such as those performed by physicians, dentists, lawyers and barbers.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27

out? The Aleutian weather ex- plains that in part. It's one thing to get at them in clear skies, an other to get at them in weather foul with snow and with quick forming ice burdening the wings of planes.
 You can depend on 1t the Japs are getting smacked and some of the greatest stories of the war and some of the finest contributions to Naval tradition will come out of this strange struggle of give and take in the AleutIans.
 "I wouldn't want to be one of those Japs up there. Suppose yon spent years as Jap fisher man in Alaska, or as a busboy in Seattle and had gone back home few weeks before Pearl Harbor. Then suppose because of your experience you are sent on this Aleutian expedition to occupy the outer islands and to try to take Alaska outposts. Such a Jap knows where he is but he also knows with whom he is dealing. He knows the type of men who is above the fog and out dehind the snow and rain squalls searching for him. This
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27
Weeks News rIi gE1ligE1fs

Jap knows that if he isn't gone today he will be tomorrow, be- cause these men are determined that even though the American flag was lowered in the Philip pines it will not be lowered on the North American continent
 "Those are real men up there standing between us and the enemy"
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27

The map shows the strategic position of Hawaii Midway island and Dutch Harbor Enemy action is believed to be continuing in the Aleutian sector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Tacoma Woman
Son-in-Law Lost

Mrs. Helen Glombinski. sass So.
Puget Sound ave, received word
Wednesday that her son-ln-lsw. .
petty officer IN the navy. has been
officially reported missing since
the Dec. I attack on Pearl Harbor.
The missing man II p. NJ. Jones.
husband Of the former Helen
Clomhinsh Of this city. Mrs.
Jones has two children. 7is-year-
old LELAND Lee and 17-months-
old Jon Edward, with her At tina
Jones home In Long Beach. Cal.
Hrs Clombinsbu at the same
time was notified that another SON.
in-isw. Harold A Isbell. and =
grandson. Ernest T. Schneider. are
both safe In Hawaii.
All three men were In Tacoma
last summer to visit Mrs.. Clomb-
insk and her son. Edward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

4 number Of good-psying jobs
ors cpon in the u. 8. civil service.
occording 70 . hist u scheduled
oxaminations. Some of the jobs
pay &k.oo0 . year. Or in figures un-
dersfnndnble BY the common man,
o1ee-o7 every month
1hsss jobs are research chemist,
meteoroiogist and technoiogist.
Johs paying up to $500 and
scheduled for examination are gal
Icy designer or kitchen layout spe-
cialist, pharmaoologist and toxi-
-eoiogist
Other positions and their pay
are: Agricultural marketing spe-
eialist. $500; junior grain in
spector. 5000: deputy U. g. mar
rhaI. 81 500: plumber, 1850: as
e<gtant analytical chemist, 81. 200:
proofreasser. s1-31 an hour. print
er's assistant IS cents an hour.
Further information about these
5obe may Be obtained At the post
okfic&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Price of Peppermint
Oil Is Increased

Peppermint oil In now being sup
piled the United States by grow
ers In the irrigated lands of Gen.
trail Washington and along the Co
lumbia river.
Formerly purchased from Rus
STA, the supply has been shut off
during recent months and the
price has risen from s1.e5 q pound
listed two years ago to 1878 .
pound this fall.
The mint crop Ii cut and wilted
in the fields, cooked, and the oil
distilled off and caught IN bar
rels. The average crop produces
so pounds Of oil to the acre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Candidate Dobroe
Opens Headquarters

A. N. Fred Dabroe has opened
headquarters At Sol Provident
building. telephone Main s5os. In
preparation for his coming cam
paign for public safety commits
sioner.
Dabroe plans to file ~ soon n
the official city filing period opens
on Saturday. Jan. 10, and has
made arrangements IN his head
quarters for both . mems and
women's division TO house his
workers and many friends helping
him in his race. The headquarters
will be under the supervision Of
William J. Gam. formerly secre-
tary To Mayor John c. siegls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

all your cases. you feed the her
ries gently through the separator
and the firm. uniform ones 20 out
~ fresh berries, and the fatter.
softer berries are hustled off up
to Markham. end Of the old ocosta
N. p. railroad branch. TO the new
cranberry cannery. for quick pro-
cessing into luscious sauce.
At the cannery at Markham. be-
sides the highway going from
Aberdeen to westport, Mr.. George
Lillegaard, storekeeper from the
Grsylands grocery store. presides
over five huge stainless steel ket-
ties. and. In his white uniform.
with his chart and big. noisy alarm
clock, turns out 5o-gallon patches
OF the finest cranberry sauce
packed anywhere In the u. 9. A.
Lillegaard was recruited by the CO.
op to cook the sauce. Very simple.
the washed berries are elevated on
white rubber belts TO the roof,
dropped In . silvery kettle, cooked
six minutes. then dropped into q
machine that sounds like q Bis
bomber.
Sent 10 Tncoma
In four minutes fiat this vibrat-
ing, Eroaning machine shlmmies
the pure red sauce out one end,
the hulls and whiskers out the
other.
From the machine the sauce
drops to four silvery kettles lower
down, where almost equal parts of
the red liquid and pure white sugar
are added. then cooked swiftly,
and. at the precise moment,
dropped to an automatic filling
machine. the can lids whirled on,
then cooled in artesian water and
off TO the shipping room for label
ing and packing In cartons.
Very swift and very simple. Ia
coma firms are turning from
Massachusetts, cranberries TO the
Graylands variety. Pacific Fruit
q Produce handles the fresh va
riety and Tacoma Grocery Co. the
Fairmont brand canned sauce.
The army at Fort Lewis and
Tacoma Grocery Co. have literally
given Mist Kist cranberry sauce
produced BY the industrious and
hardy Firms at Craylands the first
real break 1t needed. for cranberry
sauce from Crayland berries didn't
exist until August Of 1pl1!
And for that the Grayland peo-
pie are grateful to Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

NEW York = Six months ago.
13-year-old June Fillmore and 4
girl friend saw q $500 bill On the
street. June grabbed II. because.
she explained. she wss quicker.
She reported the find TO the
police who said IL no one claimed
It In ax months, she could have
II. The time limit was about up
today when Countess Human
Guilleminot proved ownership.
Because I'm grateful to Amer
lea and pleased that an American
found the money" she said. II
shall give you half"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

With Oregon winning national fame for its huge crop
- tuEkeys the State Of Washington simply HAD to do
ng % the farmers along the foesy wet between
G1ys Habor and lower Wapa Harbor turned that
nous delicious companion to turkey and stufn cram
berries and the 1871 harvest found them going
6wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Thsn. Il you smulated the busy
6<tzo 49, IN vinter and nailed up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Guild
Offers
NeuU Fare
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

EVERY THEATRICAL cloud
has q silver lining. so the New
York T'heater Guild believes AND
in this case this famous institution
is conveniently coming out with M
silver anniversary this season and
a prospectus of some very interest
ing fare.
The Guild started under war
clouds % years ago and has
carried on since 1917 with a great
variety of offerings, sponsoringl
some of the great stars, foremost
playwrights and leading directors
OF our times.
Last year the outlook was
pretty dark, playwrights had Girl
hossis of the neuroses, actresses
had an idea they were being fol-
lowed by the critics-with axes
and producers were afraid audi
ences would laugh at the tragedies
and bronx cheer the comedies.
Broadway went into mourning
over its favorite child.
But the theatrical blackout
turned out 10 be just chocolate
eclipse and 10, this year, the corpse
revived, got a blood donor and
started to light up all the mar
quees.
A NEW SECRETARY
According TO Mrs. Addie Will
liams. the new secretary Of the
Theater Guild, plans for this year
about top those Of past seasons.
Mrs. Williams used to be al
Follies girl. in fact she was one OF
the four "6-foot beauties" In the
Follies which played here
at the old Shubert Detroit Opera
House. now Sans Cut Rate. Inc,
in 1921.
Tall. stately and charming. Mrs.
Williams has for the past 20 years
been associated with the New York
Theater Guild. But since WarrenI
former Guild secretary,
has gone TO war, Mrs. Williams
has taken over the task OF battlingI
and conquering rebellious sub
TWO DEFINITE DATES
According to Mrs. W., we have
two definite dates set for Detroit,
so far. First Is the Katharine Hep
burn engagement in the new Philip
Barry play, without Love, which
will open here at the Cass Octoberl
26. prior TO its New York opening.
With La Hepburn will be Elliott
and a tremendous cast.
Following that, the subscription
series will also present Father Is
ALL" the Pennsylvania Dutch farce
with Jessie Royce Lands at the
Cass November 9.
PROMISING EVENTS
Mrs. Williams was unable TO
name any other definite dates,
transportation difficulties and all,
but she did promise that before
the season is over, we will
definitely get Junior Miss" with
the New York company; Lunt and
in the new Behrman
The Pirate" and pert
haps a sneak preview of the new
version of Green Grow
the Lilacs." the Lynn Riggs folk
play which they have taken and
set to a musical score.
A GREAT FELLOW
We think Producer Henry Duffy.
who has done such a wonderful
job in reviving the local theatrical
scene. wins a new cup for sports
We liked his Life of the Party"
which is packing them in at the
Wilson, but were honor-bound to
mention several of the improve
ments we thought could be made
in the script, in our review.
Taking the suggestions In the
same spirit with which they were
Mr.. Duffy sent us the
following wire, proving how sin
cere and broad-minded a producer
can be:
my Dear Charles:
II want you to know that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

garding Life Of the Party" 1
believe as you do and i want you
to know that am going to
benefit by your honest criticism.
81 have already made changes
In the script and just as soon as
humanity possible will make other
necessary changes and 1 hope
again I'm about 10 days that you
will want to see II under better
conditions because / know your
interest Ii sincere I'm the theater.
''if we are TO benefit by what
our critics say, IL must be as
yours was, honest and from the
heart, and, believe me, have
great deal more respect for you
for being honest than II you had
come out with q review that said
Ii was perfection.
Believe me, / appreciate 1t
greatly. Sincerely.
Henry Duffy"
We should like to add that much
has happened to the production
and that it's one of the unsteady
amusing events Of the season, sc
far, and one well worth your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Alice Dawn
At Chop House

ALICE DAWN, glamorous song
star who cvocal-eyeses" the hit
tunes of the day. opened at the
head of the new entertainment bill
at the London Chop House last
night. Alice has played some Of
Detroit's smartest supper clubs. in
addition to spots such as the Latin
Quarter. the FL Morocco and the
Hurricane. and is a favorite Of
Detroit night club patrons. Her
tunes are sultry arrangements of
the ballads from your hit parade.
Ruby and his orchestra are still
alternating on the dais with
Sammy Dibert's crew. and dark
haired Ethel Bowe sings with both
bands during dance sessions.
Fortune teller Jack Canada and
caricaturist Hy Vogel complete
the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Film Time Clock

y ADAMs-"Prids OF the Yankees" 1915.
$50. 7;o3, 1884 p. m; call out the
Marines" lilo q. m, 2:33, o;57, BIS
BROADWAY cAPITOL-"Ths Cay Sis
ters." IL a. m, 2:b4. 6:4s, 1912 p. m. {;
"syncopation, 1924, 5:ls, s:12 p. m.
CINDERELLA - The Gay Sisters, 3"
1880. $3.50, 7:2O. 1o:40 p. m; "syncopa.
ton 1880, $3.50, 9:15 p. m.
CINEMA-"sins OF Bali" II, 2:1O, 4:26,
1IO, 3:26, b:25. 7:40. 10 D. m.
FIsHER-"The Gay Sisters" 1880,
400. 1894, 11:06 ,. m; "syneopation, -
2:35, 6:07, e:3s p. m.
FoX-"Tales Of Manhattan" IL a. m.
I SO. 4:46. 1899. 1882 p. m; NC
Guerins from Brooklyn" 1908, $3.50, 6:4e,
MADIsoN-"Ths Glass Key" II a. m.
2:os. SIT. s:24. 1913 p. m; u Married
MICHIGAN - The Major and the
Minor" 1880. 4:O5. 7:20. lo:4o D. m. I;
Fly by Night" 1885 a. m, ESQ, e;lo,
PAfMs-sTATE-"wake Island" 1905.
q. m, 4:2O, 1885, 1880 p. m: Twin
Beds" 11:i1 a. m, 2;56, 6:I1. e;25 p. m.
PARADIsE-"Phantom Killer" 1907.
s:34. sos. s:42. 11:o2 p. M: Jimmy
2:22, 4;4s. 1928, e57 .. m.
RIyIERA-"The Gay Sisters. 1890,
400, 1894. HOG p. m; "syncopation.
RIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
War Bond Party
At Book-CadiIIac

RAY GORRELL and his orches-
ira Will play for the huge war
bond party 10 be given by the
members OF the knollwood Coun-
Try Club at the Book-Cadillac To-.
night.
The club has exceeded the mil
lion dollar mark In its current
bond selling campaign and is
striving 10 increase the figure by
another half million. It's original
quota was a quarter OF a million.
Many notables will be present
at the affair including Veronica
Lake OF the films, Senator Prentiss
NJ. Brown, Gov. Murray d. Van
Wagner and Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Find YOU" 1920, 3:45, 7:l5. io:4o p. m.
"Born 20 Sing" IL a. m, 2.2o, 6:45
OILS ID. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

And I suppose I'll let the
kids use It," he said, but /
was brought up in Montana and
I've seen some runaways. It's
quite a tumble from the seat
and they might break a leg, so
/ better get a hootnanny put on
here, so they can't fall out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

with the rubber shortage. and
gasoline rationing coming, Willis
just up and bought the surrey.
He isn't honestly convinced that
he's going 60 need IL, and still
regards II as sort OF q joke. IL
don't know what i want q buggy
for" he said. but then. L used
20 have q sailboat. What does
anybody want n boat for? Just
for the fun of IL, guess"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Willis. insisting that he's 60
ing TO get as elderly a horse as
possible. thinks he can buy one
from one OF the junk men he
sees driving around.
Besides" he added sentiment
tally, 1t would be a break for
one Of those poor old horses.
How do ] know but what one
OF them has done somebody a
good turn once? I'll be able 10
give II its reward by seeing that
il has a comfortable old age"