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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-02
Pick Of The Air Oday

10:15-Listen to Lulu.
MBS-S:00-This is our Enemy;
S:S0-Harmony Hallv Deep u
Tell-em Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-02
W.S.C.S. VIII Meet

Unit | W.S.C.S. will meet Thurs
day afternoon. Sept. 9, at o'clock
al the home Of Mrs. Anna Dunslan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-02

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La gaceta., 1943-04-28
ESTA DE VISTA EN- LOS ESTADOS'
UNIDOS Ell EDUCADOR VENEZO-
LANO SARDI
CONTESTO AL SALUD DE "HEIL HITLER" CON Ell
SALUDO DE "HEIL BOLIVAR"

ra y Tragedia de Francisco Mi
randa," Sc esta traduciendo al
idioma ingles para p~ublicarse en-
los Estados Unidos.
Entire otras de sus produccio-
mes literarias, sc cuentan las init
tuladas "Osadia y Leyenda do
Robert Cunningham Graham"
Gel Escritor y C~ivilizador. Simon
Bolivar" y "Cuadernos de linda
gaci6n Y de Impolitico."
Ademas de sus servicios diplo-
maticos en- Alemania, ell senior NJ
cete Sardi, fue inspector de con-
sulados venezolanos en- Francia,
Suiza, Italia e Inglaterra; fue
tambien delegado de su pals a la
Sociedad de N%aciones, y a Ia Con
ferencia Imteramericana de Coo
peracion Intellectual, que Sc reu-
Mo en- Cuba, ell ano 1941.
FL senior Nucete Sardi es hues.
ped de Ia Secretaria de Estado.
Dice que ha encontrado en- los Es-
tados Unidos, un gran interes er
la cultura de las otras republicas
americanas, ell que dice lie ha
sorprendido en- estoS tiempos er
que ell pals Sc dedica por entero 8
"un esfuerzo tan magno" como eS
ell de ganar la guerra.
"Todos quiren conocer algo so.
bre la cultura latinoamericana,'
declare el. All mismo tempo con
tribuye al acopio de esa infOrma
ci6n por medic de sus conferen
cias, discursos y platicas, y asi
mismo estimula ell interes en- la o
bra educativa que sc lleva a efec
to en- Venezuela. Empenado en- e
levar la condici0n de los macs
tros, ell Ministerio de Educaciol
conduce una radioemision educa
tiva diaria, dedicada a los macs
tros; distribuye peliculas cinema
t~ograficas que ensenan metodo.
pedagogicos; ofrece cursos por CO
rrespondencia, y publica la revis
ia mensual, para Distribution
gratuita, llamada "Educacion."
Otro proyecto importante que
ha venido realizando ell MinisteriC
La gaceta., 1943-04-28

Washington. - Los pue5los Ii
bres de America siempre honran
los libertadores, y jamas a los O.
presores.
Esto Sc demuestra diariamente
por TODD ell hemisferio, Y 10 pro-
bo una vez mas en- Alemania, po-
co despues de haber comenIado
las hostilidades, un educador We
nezolano quien actualmente sc enc
cuentra de vista en- los Estados
Unidos.
La escena de este sainete tiene
lugar en- un restaurants de Ber-
lin: la epoca, POGO despues de ha-
Der comenzado Hitler a degollar
q sus vecinos europeos; ell repair
to: ell dueno del establecimiento Y
un diplomatico suramericano.
Ell diplomatico entra en- ell res
~taurante Y ell dueno 10 recibe con
la salutaci6n de estilo diciendole:
81 He'll Hitler!", A la que ell di-
plomatico responde con las pala-
bras de "iHeil Bolivar!". FL ale
man insiste, con voz amenazado-
Ia, "iHeil Hitler!" Ell sudameri-
canO, imperterrito, vuelve a de-
cir: "i He'll Bolivar!" Entonces,
al yer que ell hostelero iba a echar
10 a la calle, ell sudamericano tu-
vo que hacer valer su calidad de
diplomatico, ante 10 cual ell dueno
del restaurants no tuvo mas re-
medic que acomodarlo en- n me-
Sa.
Este vcnezoIano es Jose Nucete
Sardi, quien a la saxon r pri-
mer secretario de la Legacion de
Venezuela en- Alemania. En- la ac-
tualidad desempena ell cargo de
Director de Cultura adscrito al
Ministerio de Education Nacio-
nal de su pals. Sali6 de Alemania
cuatro meses despues de haber
empezado Hitler la guerra. Antes
de hacerse cargo de sus presen-
tes funciones, ell senior Nucete
Sardi dirigia la oficina venezola-
ma de la prensa nacional. A la vez
de ser educator, es escritor de no
ia, Y una de sus obras, "Aventu-
La gaceta., 1943-04-28

dar.
Ronald de Carvalho, dentro de
SUI generation, era ell mejor dota-
do de todos ellos. Incluso superior
a Monteiro Lobato, pues este, bur
lon por esencia, era incapaz de
sumarse a un movimiento, 81 este
no traia en- su base, la "verdade-
ra transformation social del pue-
bio brasilero... Ronald de Carval-
no no aspiraba a tanto. Para ell,
la politica, no era digna de ser
mezclada con la literature, y mu-
cho menos con la poesia.
Estes hombres modernos, que
realizaban IN sentido diferente de
las esteticas literarias, eran en- Ell
fondo tan conservadores, como los
del 1860, Y sus transformations
apenas pasaban de unas nuevas
formas ~expresivas, mas largos, o
mas cortos los versos, pero en- ell
fondo, succession tematica Y con-
cepcion biological de IA aza
Ronald de Carvalho, siguo la
tradicio, en- forma identica que
sus contemporaries, por consi-
guiente no existi6 de hecho un
verdadero estado de novedad, y 10
"moderno de esa semana" apenas
pas6, de una efervecencia juvenil.
Naturalmente, muchos de esos
"modernistas," pasaron con todos
sus entusiasmos al ~servicio de 10
va establecido. En- literature, to-
do qued6 igual, la transformation
fue polftica, Y en- csc sentido, sc
podrfa lamar y proclamar como
iefe de la "Semana Moderna de
arte." al actual presidente de La
Naci6n ell DIR. Getulio Vargas,
que fue esencialmente ell unico
hombre de clara vision, que a c
Ito los elementos, para que esta
iuventud, tomase un derrotero
nuevo: ell sociological.
Por esta raz6n, los hombres &C
tuaIes no recuerdan a Ronald de
Carvalho porque comprenden, que
NADIA nuevo puede ensenarles, son
ellos mismos un POGO de Ronald,
= ESQ. naturalmente no Sc confie-
sa. No obstante, es precise recor-
dar a Ronald de Carvalho, para
tener a la vista, una conception
de entsusiasmo.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
c DE PROTEC-
CION Y AUXILIO DEL
CENTRIC ESPANOL
CITACION
CITACION

Sc eta a Junta General Ordi-
maria para ell Jueves 20 del CO.
rriente a las $3.50 de la noche en-
ell edificio de Ybor.
Sc suplica a los que hayan per
cibido dieta en- ell 1ltimo trimestre
asistan para no ser multados, CO.
mo es reglamentario.
Tampa, 27 de Abril de 1943.
Oscar Mijares,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28

de Education desde 1899, es ell de
Ia publication de n serie de l6
libros traducidos de otros idiomas.
Fue tarea ardua hacer In traduc-
cion de los cinco volumeneS de las
obras de Alexandra de Humboldt
sobre sus estudios de historic ma
tural de Venezuela y dc otroS PAL
SEES sudamericanos. FL ultimo vo-
lumen de Ia obra 10 tradujo del
frances el propio senior Nucete
Sardi.
Otra de las publications. que
estan bajo Ia direction de este e.
ducador es la pequena revista pa
ra ninos "0nza, Tigre y Leon"
con ilustraciones de dolores y eX-
%celentes dibujos, conteniendo AIDE
mas anecdotes dc los proceres de
la independence, narracSones de
las maravillas de la naturaleza,
folklore Y poesias.
Otro peri6dico que dirige es la
"Revista Nacional Cultura," In
cual, como la de los ninos, va tie
ne amos de p%ublicarse, y es para
ell publico en- general.
FL senior Nuceto Sardi Sc dedi-
ca en- los Estados Unidos a estu-
diar la organization de- las uni
versidades, educaci6n rural, eetu-
dos libres, cursos extras o de am
pliaci6n, publicaciones, escuelas
de artes industriales y de oficios.
Vista 81 por vez primera los es-
tados del centric y del extreme
oeste de la republica norteameri-
cana, v su itinerario cubre las
ciudades de Nueva York, Boston,
Chicago, Denver, st. Louis, San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin y
Nueva Orleans. En- Ia mayoria de
estas ciudades dictara conferenr
cias en- idioma castellano en- Wa
shington, por ejemplo, habl6 en- la
Universidad Catolica sobre la Gull
tura venezolana, y IN ell edificio
dc la Union Panamericana, su
discurso verso sobre ell tema LAS
Huellas de Miranda en- los Paises
de Habla ~Inglesa."
"Estoy muy agradecido por la
invitaci6n que me han hecho los
Estados Unidos, manifesto ell Sc
nor Nuccto Sardi, porque me ha
dado la oportunidad de enterarme
de los adelantos que aqui sc han
alcarzado en- la educacion y La
cultura. Washington es ahora ell
centre de la politica mundial."
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
P0[TAS DEL BRASIL
RONALD DE

MWWAAO LIE NANN AAAAS
Desde mi llegada a este Brasil,
dIa 1 dia, cree mi asombro, mas
Rrand8 cuando pienso en- ell silen-
eio one Sc mantiene un nombre,
aver i'd mas, altamente prestigio-
81. Mk refiero a Ronald de Caval-
ho. TIA, ensayista, critico, his
to1iadnr, literato y s%oci6logo, y
s0bre fodas esas condolences, ell
prime americanista contempOra-
neo. 81 un tempo que era hasta
pelior0sO hablar de Panamerica-
nismo.
ROnaM de Carvalho, esta ente-
rrad0 Nkeralmente. No Sc acuer-
dan az u, nj u propios amigos.
Esoe amigos de los dias lejanos,
encumbradOs hoy en- los altos
puestos politicos, oficiales, MEM
bros correspondientes de muchas
instibuciones de cultura, academi-
COS, senores de empresas editoria-
les, algunos ministries: pues bien,
nin0un0 de clos sc acuerda de
Ronald de Carvalho. Sus obras,
salvo Ii "Pequena Historic de La
Litexatnra Brasilera", no Sc re-
ditan. sus libros lie verso, CO.
mo sus estudios, literarios O So
ciol0gicos, TODD clio permanece ig-
norados POGO leido. por la actual
generaei6n, que, como todas, vi
ven m POGO de prisa. Por ESQ in
sist0: Is una verdadera i~njusticia
10 one sucede con esta notable fl
gura contemporaries.
Examinemos la question. Ro-
nl ~ Carvalho pertenece a esa
1u I'D, que cor ell advenimien-
e la paz "ficticia" del 1918,
suH en- estos pueblos de Anne
re alto espiritu de solidari-
DAD ntinental. Su entusiasmo,
encaN a un grupo de j6venes
valiosp y su actuaci6n al lado
de L. atlas esferas oficiales, lie
facilito los elementos indispensa-
bles para brillar o lamar simple
mente la atenci6n entire sus con-
tenporaneos. Aqui en- Sac Paolo,
en- Rio de Janeiro; incluso en- los
estados mas l~ejanos, como en- el
Norte; la palabra y la accion de
Aenald de Carvalho, era como u
ansena trasmitida de unos jo-
a los reStantes POGO activos,
de realizar cosas peregri-
Graca Aranha, csc gran es-
que siendo va un hombre
respectable, hombre de mum
80 de predica-sintiose incluso
IaseInadO con los ideales de este
goFH animador, secundando ell
nuevo," del cual result6,
"Semana de Arte Moder-
E la cual muy pocos de los
IeS, hoy no quieren recor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Odntd S
Problems
Multiply
By HELEN ROWLAND

IF SANTA CLAUS is late get
L ting around to your chimney
this Christmas, don't blame him.
Just be thankful that the dear
old man got there at all. Be-
cause he is going 10 have a
tough time Of it!
He may be congratulating
himself just now that he doesn't
need gas, because he could
never cover his rounds on an A
card and he may ehHekle at the
thought that reindeer don't give
out or break down miles from
a service station.
But how does he know that
he won't be stopped and held
for questioning as a possible
black marketeer when he tries
10 enter a city with all that
meat on the hoof? And where
can he safely park all that
veniSon when he goes in
house?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Gasoline Trouble

All these things will take so
much time and energy that you
will be lucky If the old philan-
thropist gets around to your
house by New Years Day. And
if he should decide TO use an
automobile. and wait for Wash
ington TO O. K. his gasoline and
tire supplies, you may look for
him about the first week in
August.
That is, you may look for
him. If he doesn't get discour-
aged before then and decide 10
get out OF big business and take
a war lob 1or-the- atFatfor.--
copyright 1913, by Ring Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Enjoy Holiday

Don't decide against extend
ing such hospitality because
your home isn't up 10 scratch,
because the furniture and APP
pointments nor the larder aren't
the same as they once were.
There is never any need TO
apologize for home!
The homesick man privileged
10 enjoy a holiday within the
circle of a family will know
only gratitude and JOY, and such
invitations may form the basis
of friendships that will endure
when the world is itself again.
SO get out mop and brush, scrub
and clean and shine until the
bFilliance of your home is re-
Elected in the hearts of all who
cross its threshold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Cover With Straw

The crate is then completely
covered with "A thick layer of
straw, over which earth IS
thrown 10 a depth sufficient to
keep frost from the vegetables.
In order to provide a top flue as
well as one at the bottom, some
straw is either carried up
through the top layer of earth
or stove pipe is inserted
through the earth into the straw
layer beneath.
Since vegetables continue TO
give off gases even when not
growing actively, as they are
only dormant and not dead. such
a system of ventilation Is vital
to their condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Outdoor STORAGE
Sins FOR Vegetable,
By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

SATISFACTORY storage of
~ vegetables outdoors is al
WAYS a prohlem--The- greatly
asimplified method given here
should prove a boon 10 weary
gardeners who. at the end of the
season. would just as soon get
the entire storage operation
over at one time and not have
10 check repeatedly the depth
of covering over their produce.
A Slated crate, such as is
used TO hold a bushel of apples.
is the best container for this
type of storage. The crate is
filled with vegetables and set on
the ground no digging at all.
Two pieces of board are nailed
together 10 form a V-not for
Victory this time except Incl
dentally-but for ventilation.
These are placed as shown in
the accompanying diagram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Late Start

He may even be later than
usual in getting started, or get
ting his pack of gifts ready,
because it will take weeks for
him TO get ration points enough
for all the sugar-candies he
needs and to find enough Synthe-
tic rubber for the rubber dolls
and balls and enough old tin
cans around TO make the cleo
trio trains and airplanes for
Buster.
And that's only the beginning
of his troubles. He can't sneak
up on people nowadays, In view
of the fuel shortage. guy
climbing down the chimney on
a cold night means only
burglar trying to steal coal, and
may promptly find himself
handcuffed TO a policeman I'M
less he can give an awfully good
abb. And who would believe
him, 0nless ne showed his
naturalization papers?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Butter Extender

a GOOD way is TO mix y
cup peanut butter, apple butter
or Jelly with 4 cup of butter 10
extend the butter supply This
makes enough spread for 10
slices OF enriched bread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Ask Others
To Share
Thanksgiving
BY ELEANOR ROSS

HOLIDAY time is just COM
- ing round the bend and
most of us, no matter how cur
tailed the household may be,
will want TO honor the obSer-
vance of the festive season
especially if there are young
ters and if there will be some
one dear home on leave.
There'll be no big doings for
most of us this year, no refur-
bishihg,T trimming out to buy
an extra table or chairs, new
draperieS and such. But we will
do a good cleanup job. set the
house 10 rights and make our
holiday preparations. no matter
how simple, with loving care
and much sober thought.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Remove Whole Crate

The big advantage of this
storage method is that not only
are the vegetables placed and
the vents fixed at one time, but
because of the system of Venti-
lation, all the top covering may
he placed at once 49, there is
no necessity for adding covering
from time TO time as in pit
storage.
Then, too, a crate may be
taken bodily into the house and
its contents used over a period
of a week or so, then another
crate, and so PORTLAND pro-
vided the vegetables are placed
in them with this in view. there
is. each time, one less storage
spot to watch over and care for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Peanut Butter Betty

Six slices bread, n cup pea
nut butter, Il teaspoon salt, Il
cup syrup, y cup chopped fruit
dates, figs, raisins) 2 cups milk,
-1-eGg and Tablespoons brown
sugar.
Spread slices of bread with
peanut butter. Cut into cubes
and place in a buttered baking
dish. Alternately mix with
fruit, salt, syrup and egg Pour
mixture over bread cubes.
Sprinkle with brown sugar
Bake for one hour in 350-de-
gree oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Unusual
New Dessert

BE CONFIDENT the family
is getting the necessary proteins
by serving peanut butter fire.
quently. by keeping the cookie
jar well filled with peanut but
ter cookies and by leaving the
peanut butter jar handy for an
after-school or work sandwich.
For a starter try the following
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
VEGETABLE BIN
circulate air

A screen should be placed
over the opening of both vents
at the time of storage 10 pre-
vent the entrance of rodents.
When the temperature reaches
Is degrees these openings should
be plugged with straw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Service Guest

Thanksgiving to us should be q
truly solemn festival, and if
there are shortages and restric-
tions we should be proud 10
bear them, and not complain.
And let us do more than give
thanks.
Let each household that can
possibly manage it-and it can
be managed with good will and
plannlng-invite a service man
or woman far from home and
loved ones, TO share our holiday
feast and fun
If there is a loved one away
from home in your family. what
could be a better way TO fill
that vacant place in the family
circle than by such a gesture of
patriotic hospitality.
All those who extended such
invitations last year have al
ready made similar arrange
ments, and say that they don't
know how they would have OBJ
served the holidays without
their service guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Save the Nylons

Besides, il might be worth
the old gentleman's life to raid
a gals boudoir and be caught
fooling around with her only
pair of nylons. His feeble ex-
PLANTATION. I'm only trying 10
put a diamond bracelet in that
stocking" would sound pretty
suspicious, and might elicit
nothing but a shrek. Don't
try! You might snag it,"
Moreover, Santa Claus better
remember to bring his birth
certificate. An able-bodied man
today-eVen If he is quietly go
ing about his own businesS-is
always likely 10 be asked. why
aren't you in the draft?" I'm
less he can prove that he's over
3S, he'll have TO stop and
register.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Add 10 Culture

Others girls are studying
biology, ch @ m istry. domestic
science, nursing. archaeology
and other profound subjects.
Sonora Santacilia gave a Won
deriul talk. Known as a poetoSS
of great talent, she is petite and
extremely chic, and could easily
be taken for a model in Harper,s
Bazaar. Sincere in her work
and friendship, she has won the
admiration of all.
The university is incorporated
w-Tth-thp- University Of AfrxicU
and, together, they have added
much 10 the culture of the
country.
Truly. the educational insti-
tutions of our neighbor are
unsurpassed and, long before
Harvard or the University Of
California, they existed.
Another story will deal with
other women in different lines.
Former schoolmates of mine.
born in the lap of luxury, are
now working girls, so to speak.
and rightfully proud of their
achievements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Moses Visit
Parents Here

PVT. AND MRS. DAVID
MOSS. who were married in
West Palm Beach, Fla, on May
p, are spending a l5-day fur
Tough in Detroit, visiting their
parents. Mrs. Moss is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Hoberman Of Fullerton road and
Pvt. Moss is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Moss of Hamilton
road.
An open house party will be
given in their honor by the
brides parents AT their home,
Sunday from 2 10 : o'clock and
from I 10 10 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
AWVS TO Sell
Bonds at The ater

AN AWVS bond drive will be
n Id at the R-K-O-Uptown
Theatcr, McNicholS and Wood
ward, for one week, beginning
tomorrow.
Twenty AWVS members, in
Guiding juniors, will sell war
stamp corsages, dollar packets
and b tonnieres between
shows after a war bond and
stamp talk, 10 be made from
the stage.
Mrs Louis Lutz is chairman
Of the drive.
MIR AND MRS. PAUL
LEASH of VaSSar drive. and
son. Michael. are spending the
week A Gratiot Inn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Postponed Party a Success

THE JASMINE luncheon held yesterday at the Boat Club
reuted the statement often made that postponed parties
successful for than 800 and guests
showed up. 100 without reservations which is crowd
for the little club.
Theodore Sedwck chairman of activities and
Mrs Victor Whemer chairman the day. almost
their wits ends but managed to keep happy
Mrs Harold Mack especially happy as she had
just had word that her husband. Dr. Mack had landed
in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
p GE "a
Gordon Boots
Weds Alberta
Sibbing

WHITE CARNATIONS ara
lighted cathedral candles deco.
rated ihc-aliar AZ Blessed sac
rament Cathedral recently for
the. double ring wedding Of A.
berta Elizabeth SibbInC, dauch-
ter al M and Mrs. Albert
Sibbine Of Chelsea and Gordon
Boots, son Of Mr. and Mrs Ira
Boots Of HARVARD avenue.
The brides gown was of
white SATIN. fashioned with a
deep yoke of lace and q .ul
train with insets Of The same
lace
Her tulle veil was caught up
10 small headdress OF orange
blossoms and she carried an
arm bouquet OF madonna lilies
and SWanSonla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Cousin Maid Of Honor

Miss Virginia TIL. COUSIN OF
the bride, was the maid Of
honor. Her fIock vas of pas
tel pink net, fashioned with 4
square neckline and a bouffant
skirt
She wore a matching Shoul-
der length veil and carried a
bouquet of dark pink carna-
lions.
Miss Mildred Slemp, Miss
Julia Alter and Miss Audrey
Schuette of Quincy, H.. were
the bridesmaids. Their gowns
were similar 10 that OF the
honor attendant in powder blue.
They wore matching shoulder
length wells and carried pale
pink carnations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Women S
Gains Great
In Mexico
Bv- CONCHTA SEPILNEDA
PIGNATELLI

MEXlCO CITY. July IS
Women Of Mexico The past
lev decades have seen woman
kind in general making terrific
strides and this progress is pe
more remarkably eXemplified
than here in Mexico
would take moro space
than paper rationing will per
mit 10 do them Justice. For the
moment. suffice II TO say that
Mexican women are naturally
clever and able in every en-
dcavor they essay-and there
are many
AS an example. let US con-
slider Sonora Adela Formosa
Ohregon de Santacilia. who.
despite many obstacles, has
succeeded IN establishing the
Women'S University. | had the
pleasure Of attending The open
inc reception and tea The
institution is extremely modern
IN all details. with laboratories.
clasSroomS and study halls the
last word in perfection.
II is remarkable 70 note that
more than a score of young
women are taking a course in
diplomacy and Will. on their
graduation. be full-fledged dip
lomatS ! chatted with a few of
them and their knowledge of
international situations was
revelation. Both English and
French are compulsory lam
guageS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Mrs. 6erbyshiire
Gives Luncheon

MRS. LEONARD II. DARBY
SHIRE of +. Outer drive, en-
tertained the members of the
Woman's Aeronautical Associa-
ton Of Detroit Wednesday at a
luncheon in her home.
Mrs. Charles Roush, presirent.
held an informal board meeting
after the luncheon.