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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
|Open House Held
At Mrs. A. A. Kings
Home On Sunday

An informal open house, honor
ing Mrs. A A. King was held at
her home on Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. B. L. Steward was hostess
assisted by the honoree's mother
Mrs. F. B. Walker.
There was special Father s
Day prize for which all the men
present cut. with Dalton Cole the
winner. Flowers from Mrs. r. w.
Taylor's garden transformed the
living room into an indoor garden.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nolan Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c.. Hupfei. Mrs. Avis Hobby
Mrs. Ben Arnold, w. r. Elliott. and
Or. Steward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
MAIN STREET MEDLEY
BY
KATHERINE HUPFEI,

Saturday morning on Main
Street E. Men sitting in
groups along the east curb of
the bank and post office like
sparrows strung along a tele-
phone wire.
Seen on the way to Main Street
Sunday afternoon A dilapidated
car parked beside a cotton field In
the blazing sun a dog lying
beneath 1t, painting an irri
gator in the field. Strengthening
slowly, to mop his face after mend
ing a ditch break Arizona, in
the summer, is the land where a
man earns his daily bread by the
sweat of his brow"
An old timer. well known on
Main Street, stopped for a drink
OF water at a ranch house last
week, after looking over his cattle
. e. A young lady. recently ar
rived from the east, was visiting
there How is the cattle
business?" she asked brightly g.
Not so good. ma'am," he told her
Il lost one OF my best cows this
morning. That's too bad.
How did it happen?" she asked In
terestedly Well. ma am said
the old timer; II reckon the mild
est way | can tell IL 10 you is, she
died in childbirth"
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

A soldier. recently sent here
from the scenic beauty OF his ma
tive state. Washington, looked up
on Main Street with its dust and
heat, framed by vast stretches Of
desert. and shuddered . !. How
do you live in this desolate placer
he asked a native The old
timer smiled "As a fightin' man.
son youll come TO recognize the
strength OF these surroundin's. an
respect 'em. The desert don't toll
crate nothin' soft, from its thorn
bristlin' plants to the men who
live through 1t scortchin' summers
an years OF drought Western
ers was fightin' men. son - long
before war was declared"
The six year old son OF a Cool
idge matron was taken to task Fri
day for refusing to play with a
neighbor's child The youth
full feud was being discussed
among the elders. the six-year-old
was definitely on the mat. II
won't have you acting this way"
his mother told him. What on
earth is the matter with you?" 4.
I'm mad with him." said the boy
sullenly But why?"
Because he runs home an tells
on va when you amt doin' moth
In"
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
II Mile Corner
Community News

Applications are coming in for
the twelve Garden Home Apart
ments which will be ready for ten.
ancy about July 5th- There is still
opportunity. however. for low in
come farm families To make appli-
cation with good chance of being
selected. The apartments are mod
ern. water cooled and partially
furnished. A stove. bed. divan,
chairs and tables are supplied.
Each apartment has garden plot
for home gardening Rent is Just
$500 per month. Any family doing
farm work in this area is eligible
TO apply at the Eleven Mile Corner
camp Office.
Amateurs Surprise
Talk OF the camp is the Thurs
day night amateur entertainments.
Young and old have been surprised
and pleased at the high quality OF
entertainment provided by commun-
ity residents under the capable di-
rection of Mrs. weatherford. Songs.
musical selections and skits are
so well handled that the audience
OF camp residents and visitors has
been growing week by week.
Coming Events
Wednesday dance night to the
music of the Weatherford Family
String Band and the Friday movie
are also popular weekly features.
Feature picture for June 26th Is
Mesquite Buckaroo" and for July
srd is Starlight over Texas" The
public Is cordially welcomed at all
Community social affairs.
Farewell Party
A farewell party was given TO
the family OF James I. Sturgeon
the evening OF June 22nd just be
fore their return 10 Texas. They
have won many friends in this
community.
star Members Return
Mrs. Theone Hague. Home Man
agement Supervisor. and Mrs. Lii
liam watson. clerk-typist, have re
turned TO duty after their vaca-
tions. Mrs. Hague visited her fam
lily In Newton. Iowa. Mrs. Watson
tells US that she got lots OF work
done" during her vacation.
Sunday School Resumed
Forty six children turned out as
morning Sunday school was resum-
ed in the Recreation Center build.
ing. Sunday school begins at 10: 30.
Wedding Bells
Miss Velma Howell of this com.
munity was married Saturday.
June goth. at the court house in
Florence TO Mr. William Lindsey
OF Coolidge. The Lindseys will live
at the groom's home In Coolidge.
Among the relatives and friends
who attended the happy event
were Mr.. and Mrs. Slim Fryer. Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Libwell and Miss
Helen Lindsey. the groom's sister.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

A usually cheerful business
man was sitting hunched over
Main Street drug store coun-
ter Thursday "How do
you feel?" asked feminine
friend who breezed in -. For
answer, he showed the glass
before him toward her =.
Lettered across II in blue was
'Bromo-seltzer.'
Cities. says a Coolidge resident,
have definite personalities -
formed by the development. change
and growth of the people who live
in them . Denver, with its old
buildings and self-satisfied air, is
like a fat dowager, bedecked in
antique jewelry Chicago is a
tough. leaning against a lamp
post with cigarette dangling
from his mouth . Salt Lake City
is a gracious hostess who invites
her guests in and makes them
feel at home And Coolidge
What Is Coolidge like? Did
you ever see a spoiled five-year-
old lie in the middle OF the floor
and scream and kick when he
couldn't get his own way? :. .
Sure and you've seen him grow
up to be a fine man, too - but
that was after he learned the
meaning OF cooperation.
See you next week, on Main
Street - adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
Stewards Hosts
Saturday Evening

DIR. and Mrs. B. L. Stweard were
hosts for an evening OF bridge at
their home on Saturday.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Richey. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bick.
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Parke Soule, Mr..
and Mrs. n. G. Murray and Mrs.
Avis Hobby.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
Surprise Shower
Thursday Night

over forty guests were present
at a surprise shower for Miss Cen
eva Robinson and Ray Bonner al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Scudder Thursday night.
The young couple was married
the following Saturday and are
making their home in Coolidge
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

Q Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sheriff. and
sons Ralph and Richard are ex-
pected TO return today from a
weeks fishing trip in the vicinity
OF McNary.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

Q Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burtcher
son Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Glaspie and Mrs. Ruth Jones of
Tempe spent Sunday at Canyon
Lake, where they fished and pick
nicked. Mrs. Jones is the Butchers
daughter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
Local Happenings

. DR.. and Mrs. r. V Campbell will
leave for Phoenix this morning to
meet their son Raymond. and Crit
fin Dodge. who will arrive at noon
from Prescott, where they spent
the past ten days at the Y.M.C.A.
summer camp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

Q Mrs. J. NJ. Hines returned Sun
day from a months visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. +. S. San
dusky and other relatives at Abb
lene. Texas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

. j. w Beauchamp and A. G.
Bickford spent the weekend a
Roosevelt Dam on a fishing trip.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26

Q George Moag. who has been at
tending school in Los Angeles, ar
rived Friday to spend the summer
with his father II. X. Moag.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-06-26
Mrs. Ware Is
Cosmos Hostess

Mrs. M. NJ. Ware entertained
members OF the Cosmos Club II
her home for an afternoon OF cards
on Wednesday.
Members present were Mrs
Parke Soule, Mrs. A. T. Bicknell
Mrs. C. A. Richey, Mrs. Ben Ar
mold, and Mrs. c. l.. Skousen
Guests were Mrs. II. o. Nelson and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Young Officers, Wives Pop Up
UNEXPECTEDLY on Holiday Leave

Irma is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. George Sewell, of
Fairfield avenue.
II will be an evening we'd
ding, at s o'clock, in the West
Minister Presbyterian Church.
Irma has asked Rosemary
Teats 10 be her maid of honor
and Sally Barton, Lorraine
Dodt and Alice May O'Reilly
10 be her bridesmaids.
Robert Smith will be best
man. Guy Sewell, brother of
the bride-elect, and Angus Nc
Lean will seat the guests.
This Sunday, Alice May
OReilly IS giving a miscel-
laneous shower. Among those
invited are Mrs. George
Scwcu. Mrs. w. NJ. Briggs,
Mrs. A. NJ. Fitzpatrick, Pat
Richardson, Peg Snellgrove,
Sally Barton, Janice Webster,
RIOS mary Teats, Harriet
Childs, Dot Ivey Ruth Pierce
and Barbara Muhlitnor.
Many other parties FOR lrma
are in the ofhng.
Mrs. NJ. s. Sewcll. aunt Of
the bfiae-e4eet, on December
> VIII give miscellaneous
shower az her house in Rose
mont.
Sally Barton and Lorraine
Dodt on December y will
entertain jointly al a personal
shower.
Rosemary Teats has set
DcccmbeT~30 as the date Of
her kitchen shower for Irma.
Mrs. Percy Thrasher and
Mrs, +. y. WIglc together on
December II. Will give a bath
room shower AZ the Women s
City Club
Helen Paterson will enter
tain a. q shower over a. the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
Mrs. WIrtiam r NcKT0uan
has asked for a date after
me Christmas holidays. The
KIND Of shower Is su,l 2 secret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
(Continued from Page Four

However will deter her from making her annual
pilgrimage Miami Beach
She for reservations at the Breakers and
has Pullman reservations the south-bound train for
December II.
Irma Sewcll whose engagement to Robert r. Paterson
Albert H. Patesons, OF Berkshire road,
nounced early in the autumn has set her wedding date for
January 9.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAP
Casas de vivienda

Tendremos que examinar
de nuevo la situacion de la ca
sa de vivienda en- general, con
Objeto de estar SECURES de que
Sc esta utilizando TODD ell espa
clio disponible en- las areas de
defensa. Las demands que
nuestro programa de guerra
lie esta hacienda a nuestra pro
duccion de acero van a hacer
impossible que Sc construyan
casas de vivienda en- las areas
donde va existen edificios ade
cuados, pero que no estan en-
servicio debido a que alguien
Sc ha abstenido de ponerlos
en- disponibilidad. En- Inglate-
IRA Sc ha establecido ell hospe-
dale obligatorio de obreros de
guerra. En- csc pals, ell gobier-
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

May contra Margie W. May ;
Henry l.. Robes contra Sara
Jane Robes; w. 3. Nevins con-
ira Eula Nevins Carrie NJ. Con
zalez contra Otis c. Gonzalez.
Pleitos: j. l.. Raulerson con-
ira ell sheriff Culbreath, entire
dicho; ajuste de contribuciones
pedido a la ciudad de Tampa
por F. F. Dupree, T. n. Hend-
erson, ST., T. N. Henderson, jr.,
Y Frank NJ. Henderson; Banco
Exchange National contra Jas.
w. Weldon; Palmer National
Bank and Trust Co., de Saraso-
ia, contra A. P. Dickman y
Paul Oickman.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

Celestino BoniHa, jr., Is, y
Conchita Quevedo, 10; Paul Mo-
ritz Karlowitz, %, Y Minnie Lee
McWilliams, "a; Oddie Roose-
welt Beard, 81, Y Frances Ruth
Colquitt, 27; William A. Muir
dOch, 81, Y Dorothy Marie Sa-
ward 81; Leonard B. Kelly, 81,
y Pauline Virginia Fowler, 81;
Arthur w. Moore, 80, y Marion
Jessie Harding, %; E. E. Har-
will, q, Y Essis Frances Ross,
10; Herbert A. Brennan, AZ y
Mary Smith Davis. "a; Howard
s. Speice, 81, y Marie Smith,
%; Howard f. Schafer. 81, y
Doris l. Davy, "a; John j. Ro-
binson, %, Y Florence Pizzo, 81.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
Los Maestros y la preston de "Quisling"
Ell Clero en- alberto rebellion

asust6 a las autoridades. IC6mo
pcdian mantenerse slbiertas La
eScuelas? GC6mo Sc podia rom
per la resistencia de estos II
mil? La respues.a es facil 81 Sc
tiene encuenta ell metodO y la
nanta.idad usual de un nazi-
por la fuerza. Para cCmenZar,
1,500 maestros fueron encerra-
dos en- varies c2mpo3 de concen-
TRACTION. Unos LOO fueron de-
pOrtados para trabajos fcrzado9
Y sufrieron indescriptibles NAL
trato hasta el extreme que algu-
nos de ellos perdieron para STEM
pre- la salud. Pero ell resultado
fue, desde Ell punto de vista de
Quisling, lamentable. Los otros
maestros prefirieron sufrir en-
ell de~stierro y hasta la muerte
antes de sacrificar sus convic-
clones.
Esta .'eS;stencIa lnquebran-
table de las fuerzas del esprit
tn contra el terror armada es-
Ia por supuesto, mas ala de la
compression nazi. Estaban acos
tumbrados yer en- Alemania a
los maestros-y a la mayor par
tie del pueblo-caer de rodillas y
gritar Hell Hitler, con ell mis-
mo entusiasmo y "lealtad" con
que habian vitoreado antes al
Kaiser y a la RepGblica y aqui,
en- Noruega los maestros Sc atre
Wan a rehusar las bendiciones
del paraiso nazi y Sc negaban a
gritar "Hail Quisling'. Terbov-
en- habl0 ablertamente de SalbOta
je y amenaz6 a los maestros con
las represalias mas brutales.
Grim, ell Comandante aleman
del campo de concentration GER
ca de Oslo, hizo un discurso flu
rioso a los maestros que lie ha-
bfan sido entregados. Isl unos
cuantos marranos maestros no.
ruegos''-dijo con la c~aracteris-
tica cortesia alemana-"creen
que Sc pueden opener al Nuevo
|Orden en- Europa eStan triste-
mente equivocados."
Algunos de los maestros Sc
desplOmaron. bajo ell horrible
tratamiento, mental y corporal,
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
~SUSPFNDIDO Ell E r
DEL CCNDADO DE BROW
ARD

Tallahassee, julio 21.-El she
riff Clark, del condado de Brow
ard, sera suspendido de empleo
y sueldo bajo una orden del go
bernador Holland. Sc le acusa
de permitir ell juego y tolerar a.
puestas por medic de carreras
de caballos. (
Durante un juicio concedidO
al sheriff Sc prob6 que investi-
gadores privados habian vista
do los establecimientoS donde be
hacen apuestas sobre carreras
de caballos. Clark continuaf&
desempenando ell puestO hasta
que Sc nombre otro funcionariO
para revelarle.
Ell jefe de diputados, Robert
L. Clark, hermano del sheriff,
lie dijo al gobernador no creia
possible, sin ayuda exterior, con-
tener ell juego en- ell condado de
Broward.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
TEATRO BROADWAY

"Tanques Rojos," la nota-
BILE production rusa, empeza-
"a a exhibirse hoy en- este tea
tro Y cruzara por la pantalla,
diariamente, hasta ell dia "a,
La acci6n Sc libra en- un pc
queno sector del frente y son
vistos en- accion los nuevos po-
derosos tanques s~ovieticos XIV
de SO toneladas cada uno.
Todos los artistas son rusos,
10 mismo que la direction.
Fue hecha EN- ell estudio de
Lenfilm, en- Leningrado, y con
tiene alusiones hacia los crime
mes de los fascistas y nazis en-
Ethiopia, Espana y China.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

Londres, Julio 21.-En ell "Ber
gems Tidende" Y tambien en- o.
tros peri6dicos noruegos apare-
clio Ell siguiente anuncio signifi-
cativo.
"Cursos ayreviados para indi-
viduos de ambos sexos que de-
seen tomar ell diploma de macs
tro elemental. Estes cursos son
traits. Las solicitudes dc admit
sion deben ser cursadas por la
Union de Maestros. (Larersam
5and). Sc dasean en- particular,
estudiantas n. S. y miembros
de la n, S. (Nasjonal Sam
ling)"
Este anuncio confirma la i'm
preston de que el d6spota ambi-
ciOso. Qulsling, Y su GCOlernO
Sc hallan en- un callej6n sin sail
da y que sus tentativas de doble-
gar a los inflexibles maestroS
noruagos, han fracasado POI
complete. Como en- Alemania, Ia
J~eficiencia cientifica debe sci
reemplazada por la devotion a.
credo nazi. Cualquiera que sea
miembro del partido no precisa
conocer una palabra de pedago-
gfa, y es acceptable como maestro
sin mas nj mas. JPor que, pues.
hacer que los maestros gasten
varios amos de su vida en- estu-
dios? Para un nazi,, un curse
abreviado es 10 suficiente.
Este anuncio puede parecer
asombroso en- un pals en- ell que
hay IA mil maestros, seg1n ell
tltimo censo estadistico. Pero
de estos IA mil maestros, IL mil
sc italian en- alberta oposici6n
al gobiernO. No tenian la men0r
intenci6n de obedecer al peque-
no dictator por obra Y gracia
de Hitler que guerra que perte-
necieran a SUI Union nazi de
.Maestros 81 deseaban continuar
enseftando a los ninos noruegos.
Los otros dos mil, continuaron
quietamente sus ensehanzaS, y
ell gobierno "quisling' les dej6
gustosamente a su tarea.
La inflexibilidad de los IL mil
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

INVEST IN VICTORYI

ANFLOA 4N V4OAONAI
Our boys can take the War to the enemy, If we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunsI But that takes mOnsyI
Help your Government to put the tools Of war into the
hands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
Stamps. And remember just one Bond can't lick the
AXIS any more than just one gunl It takes millions Of
Americans buying War Savings BondS and Stamps every
pay dayl -
BONDS cost $lS.76 and up and they pay. you bad
One-third more in only 10 yearsI Stamps cost 1OS 2x. and
up soon total the price Of a Bond if bought regularly.
helP our boys on the fighting fronts wherever they may
@l Buy War Savings Bonds as an investment for vourasIs
md your country.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

no Sc ha incautado, o mas ben
ha tornado poses;6f, de las e.
sas desc: upadas. EHcs dos tne
tcdos reprcsentan otro. tant0s
medios de resolver los probe
ma de L. v.v.e-da, -
La mayCria de los obrefes
de- m - n estan en- lcon5icio.
res de ccmprar una casa, ora
porque sus entradas no son su
ficientes para clio, ora porque
los pueden zanzibar de trabal0
de I'm sitio a ctro y en- cusl-
quier momento. Por tanto, 10
creer:ia es de Que Sc debe de-
Salentar la construction de CO
sas para vender, por parte de
empresas particulares, y q1e
debemos concentrar nuestro
auxilio de prioridad en- los pro
yectos de construction que
sean para alquilar a los obre-
ros de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
Tenso vn Ropero VersofiI

En- la Europa continental
hablan los canones con sus len
guas de fuego, pero las bocas
de los pueblos invadidos estan
calladas. I'm silencio
tragico y amargOS ~envuelve
esta humanidad sometida ;
pero la rebeldia existe y vibra
como una clarinada en- hechos
pequenos, sin importancia,
como cuando ell viejo librero
parisien, viendose obligado a
colocar en- su vidriera dos
grandes retratos de Hitler y
Mussolini coloca entire los dos,
como al descuido, un viejo
tonic de "Los Miserables."
-. FL silencio esta lleno de
rebeldia en- esas mujeras que
Sc uneven calladas en- las olas
humans que Sc arrastran por
caminos polvorientos, con ell
hambre y ell dolor retratados
en- sus rostros p~etrifcados.
Los labios Sc aprietan, por que
la experienced las ha ensenado
a callar, pero sus ojos Sc vuel-
ven hacia America con una luz
de esperanto Y sus manos Sc
eXtienden, con un gesto mudo,
hacia este continente. -.
Para contestar a esa silenciosa
plegaria, para devolver a esos la
bios la libertad de hablar y, sobre
TODD, para que aqui no tengamos
jamas que vivir esa tragedia, cada
hombre, cada bareo Y cada aereo-
plano de America esta empehado en-
una contienda de vida o muerte .
ycuando listed piensa EN- esas manos
extendidas, cualquier sacrifice que
pueda |imponerse a 81 misma le
parece pequeno para obtener prontO
la victoria. rs verdad que 81 todo
ell "nylon' sc necesita para haceI
mas p~aracaidas, las muchachas ten
dram que maquillar sus piernas y
usar medals "liquidas." .. Is
verdad que mientras los barcos
llevan armas y refuerzos a los HON.
bres que combaten EN- tierras le.
janas, listed tendra que pasarse una
temporada con un armario algo va.
clio, pero su ingenio, que nunca Il
ha fallado, y los disehadores, que
quieren ayudarla a resolver sus
problemas, le facilitan la formula
para seguir luciendo encanta-
dora con un menor numero de YES.
tidos,
Lamoda no we independence de
las circunstancias v, ahora, su me-
jor empeho es darle lindos modelos
que pueden llevarse a todas h6ras,
variandose hasta ell infinite con cam
bios dc accessories y chaquetas.
"Lord and Taylor" le d. aqui, poi
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
Ell TEMPO

La temperature maxima a
yer fue de SO grades, seg1n la
oficina local de metereologia.
Muchas personals aseguran
que en- los term6metros de sus
casas pas6 de 100 grades. A
las cinco de la manana de hoy
va la temperature era de SO
grades; alas 1000 a. m. pa
saba de 80 grades.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
DIvORCIOS Y PLEITOS

IDecretos de divorcio: Leona
Hart contra Jack Barlow Hart +;
Frances Bailey White contra
Grover Cleveland White; Har-
old Hinton Todd contra Esther
G. Todd; Walter c. Rivenburg
iOntra Ruth Rivenburg; Carl
Wilson contra Beatriz Wilson ;
Louise Crandon contra Lee
Crandon; c.. E. Beck contra l.
rene Beck; Irene Ursula Fratus
Myrick contra James Hubert
Myrick.
Nuevas demandas de divor-
clio: Wayne NJ. Coon contra Vir
ginia Coon; Wilma league con-
ira Wendell league; Raquel
Barja Rodriguez, contra Ray
mond Rodriguez; r. c. Hicks,
contra Ionic Hicks; James A.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

que recibieron, pero tan solo
cuatro de ellos-ni tan siquiera
ell 1%-convinieron ell ingresar
en- La Union All de Maestros.
Los otros permanecieron obsti-
nados a despecho de todos los
tormentos fisicos y espirituales.
(COntinudrd).
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
EMPEZRA LA
DEFENSA EN- Ell Case DE
LOS

Washington, julio 21.-Em-
pezara hoy a presentar sus tes-
tigos la defensa de los sabo-
teadores nazis. Once dias lie
v6 al gobierno la presentation
Y sustanciaci6n de sus cargos.
Componen ell consejo de que
ira mayores generates y briga
dieres.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr i n g
Greco Hardware CO..
ga. Avenids v Gale IL
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

I'm elegante traie sastre, aprOpi-
ado para todas las ocasiOnes, en-
falla negra. La chaqueta es mas
bien larga y esta adornada con boz
tones metalicos.
|ejemplo, dos modelos que, por 81
solos, forman un ropero complete.
listed adora los vestidos estampa-
dos, pero no puede pasarse la vida
en- un traje que, por llamativo, Sc
destaca mas que un uniforme, Y sin
embargo, con este modelo adornado
con una chaquetiea negra, de mate
rial liso, Sc sentira elegante, 10
mismo para ir a misa, que para una
comida informal. Quitele la
chaqueta y tendra un modelo dis
tinto de tarde Y ahadale n de esos
"delanteros" en- color liso y tendra
un tercer vestido.
FL segundo modelo :. un traie
sastre, de corte exquisite, que re-
Isiste todos los cambios de blusa Y
accessories que quiera hacerle, pero
cuando llega la verdadera aventura.
es cuando intercambia las chaaue-
tas, logrando efectos completa.
mente nuevos y a cual mas atrac.
two. go. Usando su imagination
con estos dos modelos y dos juegos
de accessories podra pasar por todas
las horas del rel6j completamente
.elegante y Sc sentira satisfeeha Do
cooperar con SUI pequeha piedrecita
a mantener el ambiente de nor.
malidad.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
SUPERVISORS.

SUPERVISORS.
Men, 1885, as supervisors for
retail shopping service, no expe-
rience necessary; $25 weekly, ad-
vancement: free to travel, ex-
penses paid. Apply 523 Star
Building.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

When eancellins an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
invariably given at the time order
to discontinue advertisement IL
received. This number is necessary
in case Of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

MATCHMAKER, first class,
must be thoroughly expert
enced, by large F st. jewelry
store; good salary, perma-
nent position to right party.
State age, experience and
previous positions. Box 241-S,
Star.