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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17

ANNOUNCEMENT is made
today of plans for the second
annual New Baltimore Victory
Dahlia Show, to be held in St.
Marys High school auditorium
In New Baltimore on Saturday
and Sunday, September II and
13.
More than 10000 visitors att
tended the first show last year,
and even more are expected this
year. The EVENTS open to all
dahlia growers. who may enter
in two main classifications -
specimen blooms and arrange
ments. I,
Judging will take place Sat-
urday morning. Sept. II, prizes
of U. S. War Bonds and Stamps
being awarded winners. The
show will open at noon Satur-
day, will be highlighted by a
banquet open to the public that
evening, and will continue
throughout Sunday.
The banquet will take place
at Vernier's Grill, and tickets
will be limited in number to
200.
Harold EngeIman is chairman
of the project, and is being as
sisted by committee headed
by Nick Koenig, known as the
"Dahlia King of America. 4"
Committee members are Kent
c. Ferguson, Douglas Briggs, IT.
win Fritz. Elmer Skinner, Vern
Allard, Frank Smith, Arthur
Lenfesty, and Earl Jackson.
Working with the committee
for the event are Bruce Collins,
president of the Michigan Dahlia
Society, and Thomas l.. Place of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Amber Promises.
to be War FavOrite

BECAUSE many of the ma
terials previously used in cos
tune jewelry are now employed
by the government in war in
dustries, ornaments of genuine
jewels assume new importance.
Among those which do not
fall into the exorbitant price
class is amber, and jewelers. say
there is a plentiful supply of
crude amber in the United
States. No longer the old-fash-
Toned, dull, yellow beads of
Grandmother's day, you will
find new amber in wide range
of colors from pale yellow to
antique brown with a full bril-
liancy achieved by skillful ia
Getting and polishing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
CouiZZQrd Family Has
ENJOYABLE Reunion

Thomas Lisle May was cele-
brated, Mrs. May being the Sec
ond youngest members of the
Couillard family.
Dinner was served at four
with the dining hall showing
both a patriotic and wedding
air. The long rows of tables
were placed to form a V with
ribbons of red, white and blue
laid across the tables and place
cards of silver bells at each
place. The honor table had a
beautiful bouquet of white as
ters set in a large silver bowl
and at each end of the table a
tall silver candle was lighted.
Another tables was made up
especially in honor of those
serving in the armed forces. A
center piece of small American
flags forming V and a number
of small images denoting each
branch of service and place
card for each made up beau
tiful setting. These cards were
autographed by all present and
is being sent on to them.
The usual procedure of silent
prayer in memory of those de-
parted was carried out. After
dinner was served there were
speeches and a presentation of a
beautiful chest of silver filled
with silver coins was presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. May.
After a business meeting the
time was spent in visiting and
in the playing of a number Of
games.
PVT. CLARENCE GAVE, 81,
spent the weekend with his
parents, Nr. and Mrs. Frank
Gave, at the family residence, 81
Floral avenue. Pvt. Gave has re-
turned to his post at Fort Custer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Plans Announced for Huge Victory Daha Show New Baltimore
Kitchen Shower
HOnOrS Bride

DOROTHY - L II l. A + a
bride TO be, was guest of honor
at a red kitchen shower Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
John Destross, 1913 Clair avenue,
with Mrs. Deforest Schlaff as
assisting hostess. There were
"a guests. Miss Schlaff will be-
come the bride of Peter Schultz
of Mount Clemens, on Septem-
Der IL.
MRS. KURT HAGER, accom-
panied by her brother, John
Kindra, has left for Kansas
City, Mo, to close her home
there. She will return in about
ten days for an indefinite stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Kindra.
MIR. AND MRS. LEO KALI
ENBACH have returned from
western trip on which they Wis
tied Mr.. Kaltenbachs uncle and
aunt, MIR. and Mrs. Loe Englert,
in San Francisco and Mrs. Kali
tenbach's father, Charles Rice,
in Los Angeles.
MARGARET CARTER, of Ar
mazda, was hostess at hamburg
roast at her home Saturday eve
ming. Her guests were Lois Lind
sey, Johanna Braun, Linda
Stewart, Harry Donaldson, Bill
Mikelait, Jack Roskopp and
John Matthews all of this city.
MRS. ANNA BRAUN has re-
turned to her home here after
a visit of six months with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Binder in Detroit.
BETTE JANE WIDRIG has
returned from Chicago, where
she spent a week as the guest
of Mrs. Frank Merriman.
SGT. JOHN ROBERT JONES,
of Fort Leonidas, Mo-, is spend
ing a 10 day furlough with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Jones, "a Jones street.
LADIES A u HILLARY of
Trinity Lutheran church will
meet Wednesday at the school
house in Waldenburg at 2 o.
clock.
THE METROPOLITAN CLUB
will hold regular business
meeting at the John r. Murphy
hotel Tuesday evening at O.
clock.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
STEIF and son, H. Kerwin, have
returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Carey, Ohio.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Congratulations

MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
KUKUK, Route /, Mount Glenn
ems, on the birth of girl,
Aug. Is.
MIR. AND MRS. EUGENE
SMITH, 100 High street, upon
the arrival of a boy Aug. Is.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
BENKOWSKI, of Rochester,
who announce the birth of a
daughter, Aug. Is.
MIR. AND MRS. FLOYD
TfETI, of Detroit, upon the birth
of a girl Aug. Is.
MIR. AND MRS. ALEX JA-
COBSON, Route /, Mount Glenn
ems who announce the birth of
son, Aug. 16.
MIR. AND MRS. STANLEY
SCHWEIGER, of LENOX, who
announce the birth of daugh-
ter Aug. Is.
HARRY MILLER, seaman End
class, upon his goth birthday an
niversary today. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller,
North Wilson boulevard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17

THE COUILLARD FAMILY
held their second reunion at
the Harrison Township Hall,
Yesterday. There we've eight of
the original family present, one
brother absent being in Cali
fornia. There were three genera
tions represented with a total
of 81 attending.
The event was a double cele-
bration. Aside from the annual
reunion, the 25th wedding. an
niversary of MIR. and Mrs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17

DELBERT REESE, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Reese. who has
been promoted to Staff Sergeant.
He is stationed at Miami Beach,
Fla.
MIR. AND MRS. HECTOR
VAN DENBRANCH, Route l.,
Mount Clemens, upon the birth
of girl, Aug, l..
MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT
MOORE, so Inches street, upon
tho birth of a boy, Aug. 16.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
REIGER, of Detro. who an
nounce the birth of son,
Aug. Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
For Sunday Supper

FOR A Sunday supper ar
range in individual salad bowls
slices of potted meat. stuffed
eggs, sliced tomatoes, potato sal
ad, on bed of lettuce. Garnish
with ripe olives, slivers of crisp
green peppers and raw carrots.
Accompany with hot cheese bis
cults and hot coffee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Ga1snda%, Of Coming &rsnb
MONDAY, AUGUST II

MONDAY, AUGUST II
VIEW AUXILIARY GAMES party in Veterans hall at p m.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pythias in Pythan hall,
at $50 p
HARRY OLLRICH POST, American Legion, In Legion
house, at $50 p. m.
TUESDAY AUGUST Is
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school.
9 m.
RED CROSS WORK, in Mount Clemens High sewing
rooms $50 to $50 p
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10
TWELVE BELLIES CLUB at the home of Mrs Donald Sudau
2744 Joy boulevard at p. m.
PUBLIC BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON sponsored by Trinity
Lutheran Ladies' Aid in the Lutheran school, at p.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS, third floor county building
RED CROSS SEWING in Grace Episcopal parish 10
a to p.
GAMES PARTY in KC hail. by knights Of Column
bus, at 8:15 p. m.
BUILDING BENEFIT PARTY in American Legion clubhouse
at 8 p.
RED CROSS WORK in Mount Clemens High school sewing
rooms, $50 to $50 p. m.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20
PUBLIC BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON, sponsored by Trinity
Lutheran Ladies' Aid in the Lutheran school
o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Tasty Canape

CHILL SAUCE and little
lemon juice blended into cream
cheese and spread on small,
crisp crackers make tasty cam
apes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-13
Christmas is a Time for Gizing

Whatever Christmas YOU
will Claus
friendly neehby ed and
srboN
a
tangible
serve Of for ehwerf
Al ,one the chsmos Gift Swing by populo d VoIy ~
soo and The desire sn ord tnconoi gifts and
TO
packages reach the before Christmas A8.~a%
Christmas
the doy Mount Clemens etoi NON
SANTA pEcEMBER
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

de 81 mar estA fuera de posibili-
dad los eserechos en- este punto
sO~n-slmamente aA%estos y rapi-
dos ' Ell paso DEF este al oeste es
impossible.
Por> supusto que ell Jap6n sa-
be tcdo este. Por muchos amos
ha estado manIdando agentes a
Ceilan. Aigunos tenfan la espe-
rama de que Sc les creyera SEN
cillos comrciantes en- algod6n.
Otros pintaban palisades tan alb
sonbidos y por .tanto tempo,
que la policia les "escoltaba al
primer vapor que salfa para ell
Jap6n. Hay una empresa en- la
cual los japoneses han tenido IN
buen exito en- toda ell Asia Me-
rbdional Y Oriental. Esta empire
sa es la creaci6n de la quinta
columna; pero no Sc atrevieron
a ensagarla en- Ceilan. Por 10
tanto, las perspectivas de la de-
fensa de Ceilan y de "a subsi-
guiente ofensiva son mucho me-
jores.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
La escuadra ingIesa hundi6 dos harcos de Vichy
Destruyeron y averiaron SIS avioncs ~japoneses

iLondres, mayo 6.-La escua-
dra inglesa hunii6 en- la isia de
Madagascar, per hacerle resis-
tencia, al crucero 'Bougainvil.e'
y Ell Submarine "Beveziers', ma
nejados por los partidarios del
regimen de Vichy. Las trOpas
britanicas Sc acercan a Diego
Suarez, la importante base ma
val, luego de haber p~enetrado
20 millas a traues de una fuer-
lie resistencia.
La possession de Madagascar,
en- las circun5tancias actualess
es. necesaria para mantener a.
biertas las rutas aliadas en- el
oc6ano INDIGO.
lNoticias de cigen fanc6s Sc
1alan en- 20,000 Ell ntmero de
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
VIAJA Ell ALMIRANTE LEA
HY CON Ell CADAVER DE
81 ESPOSA

Washington, mayo 6.-Esta
en- canine de este pals, llama
do por ell presidente Roosevelt
ell embajador americana ante
Ell gobierno de Vichy, almiran
tie William d. Leahy.
Trae ell almirante ell cada-
yer de SUI esposa, que fallecie-
ra la semana pasada. LIE des-
pidieron en- la estaci0n del fe-
rrocarril, en- Vichy, ell almiran
tie Platon, ell Nuncio Papal, ell
secretario personal del maris-
cal Petain, ell ministro de JUS
ticia, ell jefe de protocolo y O.
tras personalidades. Cast to-
dos los d~iplomaticos de la Anne
RIGA y ell en~cargado de nego-
clos de China lie despldleron
tambien. q.
Ell gobierno de Espana lie ha
puesto a su disposition un ca
rro especial.
Llegara a Estados Unidos
dentro de pocos dias.
Hasta la frontera de Espa-
ma viaj6 en- ell caro- especial
del mariscal Petain.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
PARA La NUJE.R
DEL kiOCAR
La Carta

Sc explica qeu las feas amen
a antifaz; pero las bonitas,
jpcr que? Y. sin embargo, unas
y o,ras encubren con ell antifaz
81 samclante. Y es que todas an
sian huir de 81 miSma, ser dife-
rentes.
He aqui la supreme forma j.
gualitaria: Gracia, belleza, ju-
Nentud, Sc Ofrecen tras Ell raso
sinJb6lico.
Una mujer enmascarada, por
virtud de ese enigma, adquiere
cierta categoria amorosa.
Ell antifaz es la publication
del descontento femenino. Alfre
Go de Musset lie llam6 eel mas
fino talisman del amor. I'm an
tifaz no es un amor. Pero un a.
NOR bien puede ser un antifaz.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

Naci6 en- Galveston, Texas, 81
aho 1879, y Sc gradu6 en- Ia Acade-
mia Naval de Annapolis en- 1901,
iniciando 81 servicio active en- la
Marina en- Ell Crucero Maine de Ia
fota del Atlantico.
Presto sus servicios durRnte la
primera Guerra Mundial en- los
Cruceros Utah y Oklahoma, En-
septiembre de 1919 Sc lie assemble
a Captain, dandosele ell commando del
barco de guerra Massachusetts y Sc
lie nombro ademas Ayudante Naval
del Principe Axel de Dinamarca
durante su vista a los Estados
Unidos. Ha tornado parte del
Estado Mayor Presidential de tres
presidentes Theodore Roosevelt,
Harding y Coolidge),
FL Almirante Andrews es experto
combatiente habiendo adquirido n
vasta experiencia en- las actividades
submarines, al desempenar ell cargo
de Comandante de la base subma-
rina de New London, Connecticut,
de 1926 a 1927.
En- Ell aho 1927 fue uno de los
representatives de Ia Marina de los
Estados Unidos EN- la Conferences
de Ginebra sobre la Limitation de
Armamentos. En- JUNO de 1929,
fue asignado al Crucero Texas,
e~jerciendo Ell commando de este barco
de guerra por dos amos. Presto
mas tarde seryicios como Jefe del
Estado Mayor del Colegio de Cue
IRA Naval de 1881 a 1892 y en- JUNO
de 1888 fue nombrado Jefe del
Estado Mayor de las unidades del
Atlantieo.
Fue nombrado Vice Almirante en-
enero de 1884 y durante los amos
1884 y 1885 desempen6 Ell cargo de
Jefe del Estado Mayor de Ia Flota
de los Estados ULidos. Con ante
C.oride a su reciente nombra-
miento fue Comandants del Tercer
Distrito Naval de 10 cost fronee-
RIGA 3el AtlAntico EortC
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
MURIO EN- LA GUERRA UN
HIJO DE LA
WICKER

Columbus, Ohio, mayo 6.-Un
hijo de la cantante Iene Wicker,
famosa por sus transmisiones
per la radio, Charles Wicker, ir.
de 10 anOs, ha muerto en- acci6n
de guerra. Pertenecia a la avia-
ci6n canadense,
La Sra. Wicker es conccida
por les radioescuchas como la
Singing Lady.
Apesar de este, Y con les ojos
llenos Ge lagrimas, lie habl6 hoy
al Institute para la Education
por la Radio.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
TEMPORAL DE NIEVE EN-
NEBRASKA

Omaha, Nebraska, ma 20 6.
I'm temporal de nieve dej6
aver sentir sus efectos en- ell
noroeste del Estado de Nebras
ka, mientras en- ell suroeste del
mismo Estado las fuertes llu-
Was produjeron ell desborda-
miento de I'm rio. Cerca de Cha
dron cayeron IL pulgadas de
nieve y los arados no pudieron
limpiar los caminos. En- los al
rededores de Crawford Sc in
terrumpi6 ell transito.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

bombres desambafadQs por los
ingleses.
Armando Annet, gobernadcr
de Madagascar, ha ordenadc
cue Sc defienda la isla hasta el
fin.
Una escuadrilla de bombarde-
ros smericanos atac6 hoy ell ae-
r65r.no de Mingaladon, al nor
tie de Rangoon, destruyendo 40
aviones japoneses Y averiando a
otros 25.
Pil4tos ingleses bombardea-
ron a las tropas japonesas en- el
rio Chindwin, en- Burma, y des-
Itruyeron numerosas barcas.
Los aeroplanos americanos
encontraron fuerte oposici6n,
pero retornarcn todos a su base.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

los de brutalidad de les japone-
ees, en- Shanghai en- 1886. En-
tcnces era attache militar de la
embajada de su pals en- Toxic.
Ha comprado motores de 125
calballos para p:nerlos en- avio-
nss de entrenamiento que Sc ons
truyen en- su pals. Hizo Fierro
q primer vuelo sin parada entire
New York y Ciudad de Mexico,
en- 1880, invirtiendo en- ell salto
16 horas y media.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
VigiLan las Was
De Communication
Ell AImirante Andrews est4 al
MandO de la Escuadra del
AtlanticO

~N.-El Vice
Almirante Adolphus Andrews
de la Marina de los Estados
Unidos, recientemente NOM
brado Comandante de la IONA
martina del Este y a quien
corresponds la defensa de las
Was marftimas y de Ia IONA
costera que Sc extiende de
Maine hasta Florida, tiene
amplio c~onocimiento de las
otras Rep1blicas Americans.
En- ell ano 1925, fue condecorado
o ell Gobierno del Brasil cuando
fue miembro de Ia delegation de
los Estados Unidos enviado q csc
pals con motive de la Conmemo-
raci6n del Aniversario de 81 indie
pendencia. HiZo en- S tempo
numerosas amistades en- las Re-
p1blicas del Sur, amistades que ha
conservado q traves de los amos.
Ell Almirante Andrews ha pasado
la mayor parte de 81 vida en- estas
zonas marftimas por las que Sc
efectua la navigation entire los
puertos del Este de las Americas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
NUEVO JEFF PARA LA SEC
CION DEL VICIO DE LA
POLICIA
Nombrado Mariana Alvarez, IL

Nombrado Mariana Alvarez, jr.
Ell alcalde Chancey ncmbr6
aver jefe de la secci6n del vi
clio de la policfa, un puestc de
bastante responsabilidad, al
veterano detective M. D. Sim
clair. Sucede al Sr. M. C. Beas
ley, nuevo captain de policfa.
Joe Mcleod, hermano del
exsheriff Mcleod, ingres6 en-
la secci6n de motocilistas.
Fue nombrado jefe de la sec
ci6n de licencias para bicicle-
tas, ell estimado joven Maria
no Alvarez, Jr., hijo del esti-
mado caballero del mismo
nombre, residente en- la Gale
de Edison, en- Hyde Park.
Mariana cuenta con muchos
amigos en- la colonia latina y
esta bien preparado para ell
d~esempeno de csc cargo.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
LA BARRERA EN- Ell OESTE: CELAN
I'm formidable obst6culo en- ell canine
de los nipones
PoR JOSEPH KALMER

Londres, Mayo EN- ell mis-
mo dia en- que las tropas BRITAIN
cas- Sc retiraban lie Rangun, el
General Sato, del Ministerio de
"a Guerra del Jap6n, hablando
en- un gran mitin en- Toxic reve-
l6 los futures planes japoneses.
GET Jap6n" dijo, cha entrado en-
la segunia Ease de su lucha deci-
silva contra la Gran Bretana y
los Estados Unidos. Sc prepare
ahora para librar el golpe final
a eStos dos paises, en- cOopera-
ci6n con Italia Alemania, los
que esperan capturar Gibraltar
Y el Canal de Suez en- I'm future
pr6ximo. Entones nos daremos
la mano en- Ell Oceano INDIGO"
En- Ell Oceano Indico la
Gran Bretana tiene una base
naval que al parecer ha sido Oh
vidada por ell General Sato. La
isla de Ceilan, en- tsmafo cast Ia
mitad de la Gran Bretana, y es-
ia erizada con trCpas aliadast
Esta bajo ell mando del General
Inskip y puede ser reforzada Ii
bremente desde terra.
CuandO ell Jap6n bombarde6
las Islas Andaman, en- ell GOlfo
de Bengala, y dej6 entreveer un
avance al oeste, Gillian, que Sc ha
lla a unas 1900 millas de Ran
gun Y Calcutta, Sc convirti6 en- ell
obStaculo Immediate en- ell CANT
no del Jap6n hacia ell oeste.
Ceilan tiene un puerto natu-
raj magnifico P. Tricomalee, en-
la costa oriental de la isla es uno
de los mejores puertos natura-
les del mundo, y no es por acct
dente ell Quartet General de la
flota britannica en- ell Oceano In
dico.
Solo unas MD millas separan
Sumatra de Ceilan, pero es I'm
paso lleno de peligros para los
japoneses. Pudieron acercarse a
Puerto Perla bajo la capa y pro
tecci6n de las numerosas islas
entire Ell Jap6n y la base naval
norteamericana. No .existen ia
les islas en- el canine de Ceilan.
BESIDE ell mar, Trincomalee es
hecho inexpugnable. No 10 es
asi desde terra. Ceilan es ,un
pals lleno de bosques y selvas
trcpicales. BESIDE cast la mitad
de Ia isla haSta la costa del sur,
plantaciones de te y caucho Gu
bren cerca de medic million de
acres. Ell cast universal cocotero
prOvee la copra y aceite para
margarine.
Ell pals entero Sc halla atrave-
sado por espl6ndidas carreteras
v buenos ferrocarriles. De los
puertos solo Sc usa Colombo pa
ra transatlanticos, Jaffna en- el
norte y Gale en- ell sur estan ca
81 olvidados. Ell puerto de Ma
naar, situado en- la Bahia de A
dams, en- ell noroeste de Ceilan,
puede llegar a ser importante.
--
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
LAS 1~NschPCgoNES PARA
Ell R~ACIONAMENrO DE
LA GASOL1NA

Ell registro de los dueios de
AUTOMOBILES, para ell raciona-
miento de la gasolina, Sc efec-
tuara en- este condado losi dias
II, Is y IA de este mes. Mas
de 10000 inscripciones Sc We
rificaran.
Las maestras haran ell ira
bajo, pero entire las 8 de la
tarde Y las 9 de la noche.
NADIA Sc ha dicho todavia
sobre Ia cantidad que Sc con-
cedera a cada sutomovilista.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06

Hay una communication regular
per ferry" con Dhaneshkodi y
Manaar Y, desde aqui, 81 los ja-
poneses intentasen una inva-
sion, Sc podrian mandar las tro
pas suficientes desde ell CONT
nente para hacer la situaci6n de
los invasores sumamente inc6-
mOda. I'm ataque a Manaar des-
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
JUNTA DEL DIRECTORATE
DE LA B Ell Ia
BACO

Hoy Sc reunira Ell directora-
do de La Verbena del Taba-
co, en- junta extraordinaria.
Ruegase la asistencia de 20.
dos los sehores directories, por
cuanto La Verbena" esta in
corporada al estado de Flori-
da.
Empezara ell acto a las 500
de la tarde, en- la oficina de la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
LEGO Ell PRESIDENTE
DEL PERU

Washington, mayo 6.-Ha
llegado ell presidente del Pc
ri, Don Manuel Prado, y Sc lie
ofrecera un banquete en- su ho-
nor, en- la Casa Blanca. Pasara
dos semanas en- ell territorio a
mericano. Visitara varias fabri-
cas- de aviones y pasara en- New
York varios dias.
Regresar a su pals, via Mia-
mi, ell dia 20,
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
FSTA DE VISTA Ell
GEUERA FIERRO

Washington, mayo 26.-E &c
neral Roberto Fierro, jefe de la
aviaci6n mexicana, esta de vi
sta en- New York y Sc hospeda
en- ell hotel Roosevelt.
A los periodistas declare que
81 Ell Jap6n 10 amenaza, Mexico
combatira. Presenci6 81 los acs
La gaceta., 1942-05-06
NO MURIO Ell VIGlARTO
JANTZEE

Chungking, nr"yo 6.-Una no
ia official MEGA que haya muer-
to ell vicario frances monsenor
Xavier J~antzen, de 81 amos, a
Quien intentarcn asesinar en- su
domiciliO.
Las heridas mejoraron mu-
cho desde ell lunes y va Sc en-
fuera de peligro.
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Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale IS.
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HOY Sic REUNIRA Ell AYUN
TAiMIENTO

La session regular dey ayunta-
mienEo Sc verificara hoy. Ano-
che no Sc efectu6 por ser dia de
elecciones.
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take is $1,000, runner-up honors
pay $3.50, Semi-finalists earn
$500 and quarter-finalists, $500.
Proceeds of the tournament go
to Army and Navy Relief Funds.
The U,S.G.A. sCuttled the Ma
tional Open this year, just as it
did in 19l7-18. A Hale America
tournament has been substitut-
ed. 1t will be held in Chicago,
June 1921, proceeds to war
funds.
Appropriately enough, de-
Tending P.G.A. champion, Vic
Ghezzi, is a corporal in the
Army. Another soldier who will
compete is Corp. Ed. Oliver.
Porky Oliver is best remem-
bered as the golfer who tied
Gene Sarazen and Lawson Lit
tie in the 1910 National Open in
Cleveland, only to be disquali-
fled for playing ahead of sched-
ulc.
Corporal Ghezzi will be hard
pressed for his laurelS by Lord
Byron Ne son, the Toledo Tex
an, and Betting Ben Hogan, the
little man with the big swing
from the same state.
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Wisconsin Keeps
Title Hopes Alive

CHICAGO, May % Up 49,
Wisconsin chung TO a slim chance
of tying Iowa for either the Big
Ten baseball pcnnant or runner
up spot-depending on Michi-
gan's destiny next weekly de-
feating Northwestern last night,
10 TO 3.
The victory gave the Badgers
five wins in seven starts and left
Northwestern with only four tri-
umphS in IL games.
Wisconsin, playing its first
game under lights, pounded pit
cher Ted ESser, for nine runs be-
fore Bob BuSse came TO his res
cue in the fifth.
Purdue handed Minnesota its
seventh setback in nine games
with 80 whitCwash.
Minnesota continued at Pur-
due today while Northwestern
went after Wisconsin at Madison.