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Hanes Becomes President
American Bankers Group
Continued From Page One)

10 election, expected today.
Hanes, 40 years old this month,
was wartime captain in the
United States army, field artillery.
Born in North Carolina, he was
graduated from the University of
North Carolina and later attended
Harvard University
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

OFFICES FOR RENT - McCOIN
Bulldlng-center of business-no
stairs to climb-fireproof building
Heat, light, and ianitor service fur
nished. Apply Eric G.. FLANAGAN
McCoin Building. tburs-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

BEAUTY CULTURE-GIRLS TAKE
advantage Of Shuford's newer nro-
gresslve methods (MarinelIo). En-
roll now; secure better paw no~i
tons, finest shops. Come to Shn-
tord Beauty School, Richmond Va
2l-and-9E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

ALL STATE LICENSED BFAI-,r,,
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciates
Bridgers Beauty Shop. S'1'teuc a., a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

FOR RENT TWO UNFURNIsHED
rooms, suitable for light house
keeping, to couple Connectinp
bath. 242 Breckenridge street
Phone $50. % ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

FOR SALE: ANTIQUE PINE cor
ner cupboard, also Shcratan my na
hogany console table. Phone 7Qa 9'I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

Marshall Field, III, grandson of
the founder, born in Chicago, 46
lcarS ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. E. & z. Motor Co..
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. III
OheSthut street. 4-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT FOR
better values in used cars Motor
Sales 90. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SPECIAL
values in paint at The Place of
Values" Outside ready mixed
paint in variety Of colors at SITS
per gallon. Red roof paint in s.
gallon kits at S1.4O per gallon.
Black asphalt fibre roof coating in
5-gallons at 60c per gallon. Alex
S. Watkins. 28-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
CHRIST FOR All-ALL FOR CHRIST
Gfld16i6edZ'Il.zbf@9d Gf1i''l!:.!@d
sT61 ve7dis aIamp unite feet. aIsht unto my path

And Jesus said unto them, Come ye
after me. and | Will make you to be-
come fishers of mCn.-Mark Ill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

WE WILL PAY $1,000 TO ANYONE
who bought shoes or was offered
shoes for sale by colored shoe
maker by the name Of Charlie Ellis.
Bakers Wholesale Shoes. 27-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

WE SPECIALIZE IN All 1-71--
OF body and fender renair AhNDS l,S
25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

FOR SALE: SECOND HAND BATH
tubs, wash basins, kitchen sinks,
and bathroom fixtures. Blausten
Hide and Junk Co. 228 West Mont
gomery street, phone 1868. 28-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

HAVE YOUR MATTRESS RFR1rII r.
now. Prices are low. We bmld :
hersprlngs, too. We can build VolIl i1l-
now at the old price. Springs5 'ouS oI
gong up. We will have TO raiso 4Ie "I
price. We also make feather n,u. NE
ses. Iresses. Henderson Mattress Co
Phone S27-W, Henderson, N c. w.
22-1+
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

MALLORY ALP AND FIFTH AVENUE
styIlsh hats in all new fall sbadat I--s = Il
ana aI styles. See our windows 1'poes Mo'',
ohop' Inc, j. H. Tucker, Npr -'.g1i 9o 5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

FOR RENT ONE MODERN APART
ment in Stonewall Apartments.
Heat furnished. Phone 535-J, Mrs,
E. c.. Flanagan or 1851.
thurS-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

WANT ADS
Get Results
MALLORY AND FIFTH AVFN7-7
styilsh hats in all new fail ehaE l--N Il
and styles. See our windov.y NudoeS VIC
Shop, Inc, J. H. Tucker No. wen LEI S
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI T11-,-
OF body and fender rene. iAiNDo
Motor Sales Co. ''i work.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESS pEp1-,7-
now. Prices are low. We br1ld :,
nersprlngs, too. We can build voial i,i-
now at the old price. SpringSs '"S or
gong up. We will have to raieo 4Le 81"
price. We also make feathnr at ule
tresses. Henderson Mattress 'I"V- C
Phone 827-W, Henderson. N G. w.
28-lt
FOR SALE: ANTIQUE PINE C0p
ner cupboard, also Shcratan raa
hogany console table. Phone -o4 l1L'-
ALL STATE LICENSED RFAI+,r,,
operators. Phone 200 for annoia4
menu. Your patronage appreciated
Brldgers Beauty Shop. '5oV GG4f
BOsTONIANs ARE THE BUY crr
our new styles in Americas lead :a-'-
ing value and style oxforGs Mon,-
Shop, Inc, j. H. Tucker MGR 28-I
BEAUTY CULTURE-GIRI,S FAKE
advantage Of Shuford's newer MO- ID
gressive methods (Marinellol FU
roll now; secure better pav no~i
tons, finest shops. Come to Shn
ford Beauty School, Richmond Va
2l-and-2G
SAVE $1.OO, LIFE MAGA-
zine $3.50 until November
10. Saturday Evening Post
ana LadleS Home Journal,
$3.50. Readers Digest. all
magazine orders appreciated
Carrie Burton. Phone 147
OFFICES FOR RENT - McCOM
Building-center of business~no
stairs to climb-fireproof building
Heat, light, and ianitor service fT"
nished. Apply Eric G. FLANAGAN
McCoin Building. tburs-tf
FOR RENT TWO UNFURNJSHFD
rooms, suitable for light house
keeping, to couple. Connecting
bath. 242 Breckenridge Street
Fhole ooo. 28-lt
GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. E. & z. Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. III
chestnut Street. 4-eOd-tf
VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT FOR
! better values in used cars. Motor
Sales GO. 25-tf
! YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SPECIAL
values in paint at The Place of
Values" Outside ready mixed
paint in a variety of colors at SITS
per gallon. Red roof paint in s.
gallon kits at S1.4O per gallon.
Black asphalt fibre roof coating in
5-gallons at 60c per gallon. Alex
. 5. Watkins. 28-1t
WE WILL PAY $1,000 TO ANYONE
who bought shoes or was offered
shoes for sale by colored shoe
maker by the name of Charlie Ellis.
Bakers Wholesale Shoes 27-2t
FOR SALE: SECOND HAND BATH
tubs, wash basins, kitchen sinks,
and bathroom fixtures Blaustein
Hide and Junk Co. 228 West Mont
gomery street, phone 1868. 20-2ti
iFOR RENT ONE MODERN APART
4 ment in StoneWall Apartments.
Heat furnished. Phone 535-J, Mrs,
E. C. Flanagan or 765-J.
J thurs-tf
LEARN a TRADE
HIGH SCHOUL GRADUATES: Print
, ing offers many opportunities Tor
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmen in this industry are in de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities Tor
teaching the mechanics of the trade
are the best For particulars write
to " G. Garriott, Secfetary-Treasur'
er, 1514-l6 South Street. Nashville
TeDnesseA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

Continued From Page One)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

ing, the wages Of ain IL
DEATH Being entirely In teeh-
nicolor. this yarn Of the north
woods IL a scenic masterpiece
and IL worth the seeing e,en
N YOU are not one to re,el In
the lives of he-men and the
women Who worship them.
To Gloria Dixon must Sc muei
Of the credit for making the PIE
ture 80 interesting. and were II
not for little Janet Chapman Their,
would be something missing which
gives to Heart Of the North tbs
human touch so necessary IN al
Of this kind
The other feature on the new
Roxy bill sees Lew Ayres trodding
the comeback tran in company
with Maureen o'Suilivsn In a story
titled Spring Madness II Is 8
college yarn in which Ruth Hussey
Ann Morris. Burgess Meredith anc
Joyce Compton have lead roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

saturday night Of this week will
be big night In the musical
career Of Ted sterDon. pictured
here, leader Of the l0-picce stern
off Society band" Of seattle. which
appears a. the second Of four
bands In the Century ballroom
elimination contest. The eiimin-
alton IL being staged 10 determine
which Of four Seattle orcbesfras
will become the regular saturday
night band nj the popular Fife
Square ballroom and n large at
tendance IA anticipated. Preceding
sterpoff last week was Center
CASE and will b. followed on Jan
nary ~ and February tth by Gay
lord Jones and Jack Smith re
spectiyely. There will h. no In
crease In admission prices. accord
Ing 10 the Century management.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Perhaps II is for that reason the
new attraction at Hamrck's Roxy
this week. though a bit melodra-
matte in spots. Possesses an appeal
which is almost irresistible. refer
20 Heart Of the North" starring
Dick Foran. Gloria Dixon and Gale
Page
Like all such stories. II tells
tale of had men and those
who make the paN-off bring
new force tn the age-old sa,-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
PARK PROJECT PASSES
STATE WPA APPROVAL

The Metropolitan Park district =
request for si2s.2Ta in WPA funds
for further development Of Point
Defiance park, involving erosion
control work. clearing Of parking
and picnic areas and construction
Of y new boathonse has been sent
TO Washington for presidential APP
proval State Works Head Don
Abel in Seattle announced Friday.
The park board viii put up S2Ahai
toward the project, II Il Is APP
proved.
Peninsula MpA workers viii
start on right-of way clearing
project for Tacoma Light next
Monday morning Abel said. They
viii work along Transmission lines
near Allyn. Union and Hoodsport,
mainly upon removal Of under
growth that offers fire hazard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

sam Pokrsss. the prolific sosh
Centary.Fox composer. believes
that an things GENE - him who
waits. he wrote = novelty senk
10 years sgo called sNolisn which
was turned down ~ every psh-
fishing house IN he music NaN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

ness. simply because novelty songs
sere not doing well II thai tine.
rekrsss recently dug the tune cai
81 : trunk ard Goth century.f'ux
executives are dasrk raves over II.
nnn ameche wtli sing Il - orr
ef The high spots IN The Three
Nusketeere Walter nuiiack
wruie ihe wcFsss - resrsss' music
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

nuusss uranviile always carries
lucky rahhsta fool makeup
hFush which her seter-fssfsF
Bernard Granville gave hef Il
- sad 10 he cvrr TOO srefs old
ant eaz given u Hnnste< fafhrf
~ a. Ga srcar<s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
0UARTER-TON COTTON
BALE FALLS ON YOUTH

HoLDENNILLE, OKLA guar
ter-ton bale Of cotton fell off a
FIVE foot platform on Edward
Felnlee, Il, IS he was playing
follow the leader Bvstanders
thought he had been crushed. But
when the bale WAS lifted II was
found that Felmlees only injuries
were a broken arm and = bruised
chest and stomach
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Northwest Mounties
Clorified in Picture
Heart Of the North Teehnieoor Romance Of The Cana
dian Wids, Holds Top Spot New Bill AZ Hamriet's
Rory; Spring Madness" Sisr, Lew Ayres
BY nal NELSON

The fact that they always get their has surrounded
the Canadian Northwest mounted police with the admiration
of all who love and whose hearts thrill at the beauty
of the wilderness which is their Worship the glorious
country lying along the of the neghbor domain
dividing Alaska from these United States
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
LEADS IN ASBESTOS

OTTAWA -Canada. the worlds
leading asbestos producer, Is open
ing new mines in Ontario 10 sup
plement Quebec operations.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Fascist Italy,
By William Ebenstein. Ne,u York: American Book Co.

Fascist Italy book attempts present the
state not as theory but as it actually exists Italy today
Dr. Ebenen traces the rise Of the Fascist Socialists
gained and big business support violent
and campaign in the Immediately after the World
War and describes the cooperative which
No apologst for Fascm he shows what Italy
iustce he
become propaganda and standards living have
dropped debt entire national
built preparedness which only bring
debt.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Mr.. KIein's Kompf
By H. Allen Smith. NeD York
Stdckpole Sons.

By H. Allen Smith. Ne1U York:
Stackpole Sons.
The legend of Adolf Hitler's "dou-
bles" has in recent months produced
several books of allegedly serious
import, and now, at last, there
comes one in which the myth is
made the subject of comedy. The
reviewer, who has found most of the
earlier works on the double" theme
pretty sad, took the present one up
in some hope; it seemed to her that,
If it lived up to its title, it would
have to be good. And it is fairly
entertaining, too, though the bright
expectation latent in its name is
unfortunately not wholly fulfilled.
The story is that of an actor who
has a genius for makeup and uses
that genius to impersonate the
Fuehrer in peculiar places. He calls
late at night, for example, at No. 10
Downing Street, and spends very
British week end visiting Mr.. Cham
berlain at the latter's country estate.
He also makes an epic speech from
balcony of the Crillon in Paris.
And so on. Much of the work is
horseplay, but it does have some saw
ing irony, too. The Crillon speech,
for instance, is good satire on politi-
cal oratory. Perhaps the book will
lay that double" ghost at last. Un-
less some better writing on the sub
ject than has to date appeared
comes forth, it is to be hoped that
we have had an end of it.
NC. r.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

where excited AS an historical
record Of a phenomenon about
which most Of us know very little,
Children of God" deserves a
recommendation.
1t should not be thought, the
reviewer wishes to make clear, that
the book, in its picture of perse-
cutions, idealizes the Mormon
people. 1t shows them to be of the
crudest, most ignorant stock, and
not much more given to practicing
the virtues than those who attacked
them. AS Mr.. Fisher is himself
descended from Mormon forbears,
his objectivity here is to be COM
mended. His book, as said, is
better than one would have ex-
pected of him. 1t bears evidence
of hasty writing, for some of it's
minor details are contradictory; it
has no style to speak Of; it is, at
its best, a synthesis of historical
records. But it does seem to catch
the blind boiling spirit of a great
American mass movement, and, its
crudities aside, it is to that extent
substantial accomplishment in
historical fiction.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Jean SibeHus
Bv Rosa Neumarch Boston: C. C. Birchard G. Co.

{. c.
English 'humanzed the
relations with
friendship that has lasted for three
decades.
abbreviated informally styled which, despite
letters between the
Nothing
written that Mrs Newmarch
helped the establish himself English music halls Even
anecdotage tepid at that
section author devoe critical
symphonies NeWmarch in
Sibelus for all its
bevy small of perception and Interpretation
Newmarch 1885 well epitom the
Finland
of his is Il hardly feel the weight my 10 years but claims
solitude
composition you know
j. S.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Best Sellers
Washington.

w VVdSAllAS SOlts
Fiction-"Grapes of WRATH"
John Steinbeck; The Brand
ons," Angela Thirkell; Mr..
Emmanuel" Louis Golding;
The Priory," Dorothy Whip
pile; Next to Valour." John Jen-
nings; April Was When 1t Be-
gan" Barry Benefited.
Non-fiction-"Not Peace But
a Sword" Vincent Sheean; IN
side Asia" John Gunther;
Wind, Sand and Stars" An
tome de st. Exupery; Days of
Our Years" Pierre Van Paas-
sen; Il Believe" Clifton Fadi-
man; Reaching for the Stars"
Nora Vain.
Boston.
Fiction-"Grapes of Wrath;
BLACK Narcissus," Runner God
den; Next to Valour," John
Jennings: THE Web and the
Rock" Thomas Wolfe; THE
Brandons."
Non-f -fction-"Inside Asia;
mot Peace, But a Sword;
Autobiography With Letters,
William Lyon Phelps; Reach
ing for the Stars; Days of Our
Years"
Chicago.
Fiction-"Grapes of Wrath;
Shanghai ST." Vicki Baum;
Capt. Horatio HornbloWer," c.
S. Forester; Next to Valour";;
The Brandons."
Non-f1ction -" Inside Asia;
Not Peace But a Sword:
Days of Our Years; "Adven-
lures in Good Eating" Duncan
Hines; Wind, Sand and Stars"
New York.
Fiction-"Grapes of Wrath:
BLACK Narcissus";; The Web
and the Rock; Next to VAL
our; The Brandons."
Non-fiction-"Not Peace But
a Sword; Inside Asia; Days
of Our Years; wind, Sand
and Stars; Reaching for the
Stars"
San Francisco.
Fiction-"Grapes of Wrath;
Henry, King of France" Helm
rich Mann: BLACK Narcissus"
Capt. Horatio Hornblower !;
Next to Valour."
Non -fiction-"Not Peace But
a Sword; Factories in the
Field" Carey McWilliams; In
side Asia; Wind, Sand and
Stars; Days of Our Years"
Evening star., 1939-08-27
| Brief Reviews
|Of New Books

Novels.
LIFE IS FOR THE LIVING. BY
Ursula Parrot. New York:
Dodd Mead g. Co.
White Russian romance. Rou-
timely adequate.
THE REVOLT OF HENRY. BY
F. Hugh Herbert. New York:
G. P. Putnam's Sons.
Commuters romance-meek little
man, mean-tempered wife and pretty
red-head gal. Tepidly amusing.
Mysteries.
MURDERS COMING. BY Donald
Clough Cameron. New York:
Henry Holt & Co.
The class struggle moves into the
detective class novel-murder in a
mill town. Average entertaining.
SHOW BUSINESS. BY Bryant
Ford New York: Dodd Mead
g. Co.
Murder back on Broadway, mix
ing into the theatrical trade. Aver
age good.
MR.. PINKERToN AT THE OLD
ANGEL. BY David Frome. New
York: Farrar g. Rhinehart.
Crime centering around an old
English inn, further embellished by
titled victims and villains and a
detective who has an attractive
personality-Mr. Pinkerton. Pretty
good.
Biographies.
INDIA RUBBER MAN. By Ralph
F. Wolf. Caldwell: The Caxton
Printers.
The life history of Charles Good
year, the rubber magnate, wherein
it is revealed that Mr.. G. not only
made fortune in the stretchy stuff,
but personally contributed many in
ventions to the rubber industry too.
On the sentimental side, but in
formative.
FIFTY YEARS A DOCTOR. BY
John Kercher. Boston: Meador
Publishing Co.
The story of Al years of medical
practice. Pretty good, as these doc
tors books 60.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
The Fine Art of Propaganda

Edited by Alfred McCung Elizabeth Brant Lee Nep
York: Harcourt, Brace & Co.
Back in October 1887 there established in
ute for Propaganda Analysis avowed
objective studies the field Of public
opinion.
nonpoft organization holds that the
lessons learned from the conflict between democracy the dictator
conditions what do about them they be able
propaganda, analyze it and appraise it.
The institute publishes the results of its researches in monthly bull
eins which
speeches of the Rev Charles Coughin Detroit radio priest
foreWord explained Father Coughns radio
analysis
foreign methods American
that University
other
this analytical effort.
An interesting chapter devoted to an explanation of this technique
analysis
the which
wdelyemployed propaganda devices symbol
Cougns the symbols examples of
editors consider devices Foonoes
employed in most instances to bolster the editors contentious
Admirers will with
and conclusions but is doubtful fault
will be found with the editors methods the dspassona language
used. c. M E.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Children of God
NeU York: H1rper & Bros

By Yards Fisher. NeD York: Harper G. Bros
the M no sn rds s % r t Honey in in
the Harper Novel Prize Its author that DULY neminab
Ias
million these
M Fisher m e o m so @ m osSnp off Of con
Of fiction dealing with the homs girl and
people opera literary
s The eonsea H1 o ss
profession learning that this same new novel vas actually he
winner WIN OF the Harper Prize she he signs as as nadeauae
vd Fisher deed hman a oil beauty An0
Be it admitted then with the above hard words duly written that
has attempted the past though the reviewer believes this chiefly
as writer and content with o hetna
historian His present book is indeed history than novel
Of joseph plural
aboue theme hero Of the takes the
passion the Of which people
meeting destructive tactics
a @ 5 ao but enere M @ nna ma an
s % ss TO po s no ns and pay 5ss
sympathetcany mpressivey
Hfeo @ a0a s rs
s o but
Fishers narrative presents their history one of con con-
in hope finding
colony
% M he ree s last did
= oTy OF of INIT that a dsc
equally strong hatred of the hold
them
Murders wholesale bing of homes foggngs Earrings and featheng
frontier
communities hundred expressed their dislike Joseph Smiths
these
lives
uninelgnt religious
O. Writing
Mormon faith of Which we arst think when we hear that faith
have heard will readers therefore to learn that
OF the bi attacks upon the saints Mr. Fisher brings out
article
him his followers
describes Smiths
dctation
why country where CURIOUS extreme religious doctrines
commonplace Momons appalling
that the resentment existed and that found its expression shocking
who apparently
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Democracy or Despotism in the American CAPITAL

BY James Hugh Keeley Sr. Riuedale
1hs story OF the growth and
though written in 1916 makes its
new government for the Capital City
time from the founding Republic
Act OF 1878 difficulties
ents operated and shows particularly
of the national legislators -
The struggle of the local
National Capital with little
in
Mississippi Valley
and their few friends
Democracy Despoism Capital represents
tensive historical research
eminent Congress,
which show that the
District of Columbia has undergone little any, change
Explains Failure Of
Territorial Government
Throughout this specialized history
of human slavery and its bearing
conditions prevailing
figures give comparison of growth of the -
The author failure
OF 1874 to 1874
local
the President
s3000O0 under the
increased 100000 through
this increase only $4000000 had
by the people
The author we'll known suffrage
He member of the local
opportunity of publishing this treatise published
his widow memorial 1t
historical writings and will helpful
r.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Insurance..

LIFE INSURANCE FROM THE
BUYERS POINT OF VIEW. BY
E. c. Harwood and Bion H.
Francis New York: Blue Rib
bon Books.
Advice on the subject, beginning
with the choice of a company and
going on to the utmost nicely of
policy differentiation. The Ameri-
can Institute for Economic Research
prepared the work.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

Art.
ART TEACHERS PRIMER. BY
Eliot O'Hara. New York: Minton
Balch.
Elementary principles of tech
nique and mechanics. Might be
helpful to teachers.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
The British Character

By Pont OF Punch. With Introduction By Delafeld
NeD York: Alfred A. Knopt.
The reviewer wishes this volume
quiet but active of humor She believes they will
grateful to her for drawing their attention 1t collection
with slight which
that delight his absdes
pictures What there it? Whan these when
bright love truth which should the flower of human existence
of laughter
hypocrisy That ALL The emeity,
be
time indulge
laugh
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Rogue Male
u Geofreu household Boston: Little Rroarn & Co


called
of tale and perhaps not doing Mr. Household much honor
that wealthy
English sportsman who foreign dictator
stalk"-he
his bead his captured before could pull
life of pursued spies course
makes rosng adventure story That about all there to be
should be
believe that has
p
Evening star., 1939-08-27
The OwnIey Inn

By C. and Freeman Lincoln Neo York. Co1ard McCann
mystery
his Like all Joseph yarns
obscud uainnes have verismude the
that hides lack of plot.
it readable Unlike mystery
affair detective this
Owney obnoxiousy omncen and all ALL the
pleasant reading afternoon.