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Evening star., 1941-11-28
House Rejects
Modified. Form
0fWageContro|
Vote Is 1O2 to So;
Farm Price Clause
Is Retained
Earlier Story on Page AID


~ the Associated Press.
In swift succession, the House
today crushed a move to limit
wage increases through price
control legislation and then de-
cided to retain in the bill aori-
cultural price provisions advo-
Gated by farm State representa-
tiveS.
BY a voice vote the House refused
to strike out of the bill provision
to prohibit establishment of ceilings
for farm prices below their 93l29
average, despite criticisms that it
would permit the prices of some
farm products to rise as much as
80 per cent.
Specifically, proponents of the pro-
vision conceded it would allow cot
ton prices to rise to ZIG cents a
pound, although they contended the
hugh surplus of the commodity
would prevent such an increase The
parity price of cotton is about II
cents.
In its present form the bill would
forbid the fixing of ceilings for farm
prices below the market price on
october /, the 19l9-29 average. or
ITO per cent of their parity price,
whichever is highest.
Wage Control Loses. 102-53.
The House overwhelmingly voted
down proposal for modified form
of wage control BY standing vote
of 102 to SO it rejected an amend
ment by Representative Robertson,
Democrat, of Virginia which would
forbid any agency or official of the
Government approving or recon-
mending wage increases which the
price control administrator deemed
inflationary The amendment had
the approval of the American farm
Bureau Federation, Mr.. Robertson
said.
Earlier Chairman Steagall of the
House Banking Committee an
nounced that the administration
would agree to have its proposed
price controls administered by
board rather than an individual.
The House gave Chairman Dies
Of the Committee Investigating un-
American Activities an ovation as
he concluded an address in which
he coupled a denunciation of the
administrator fiscal policy with
a demand for return of the price
control bill to committee for further
study.
He contended that funds for de-
tense were deliberately and know
ingiy being used for political pur-
(See PRICE CONTROL, Page A-2J
Evening star., 1941-11-28
War or Peace Depends
On Japan, Officials Imply
NJ JnuN r uENRV
By JOHN G, HENRY.

There will be no retreat from
American policies of supporting
Chinese resistance to japanese ag-
gression. highest Government au-
thorities declared without qualif1ca-
ton here today. simultaneously
President Roosevelt announced that
a decision on arming American
merchant ships in the troubled Pa
cific area is being held in allegiance
only during existing circumstances
in the Japanese american tension.
There was strong implication
in these related developments that
the issue of peace or war is entirely
(See JAPANESE, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Racing Results
Rossvan's, Other Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow on Page
2-X.
Bowie

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming
Spectator tRooO $500 1890 $40
Forest Do Robertson SO
Also i%e' rsn-ouick Conquest Soft and
psrtins Star, Council Bluff, incentor
Chassis.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
~. Thsne fs1Eas Reips sn' "' SO iusiSoss 5So
ssssed ROCK .eh 9De camilno i0'0o go go
Also ranSAseidentsl, Alert Baby: Sun
Salvstor; Oak Tar Chaante. Miss Fix 1t,
DAILY Double paid 1895 soJ '''
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 200; claiming
S-year:olds snd up; ia miles.
No Ending tCoule) 40 800 go
s.! qs sroaas!d. s9s Dunean ''90 800
ton 's Mis-. pe GhIR Fours Hoss stosna Man
Dotvill, Pack Saddle Mahlette, -Gimpey.
Sexhts; maiden 3-year-olds and up; fur
Mix Flip May 42o $40 300
Mill Spray Mower 1l.00 100
Andrew Palmer tOliverD 1920
Also ran--Moalee, Dupliket. Peace Lane,
ssddling Bell, Star Strewn, Falconia. War
Smoke. Gold Charm, Ohio Lady.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse: $1,000; allow
Son O. Hal Meade) 4.20 3.20 80
Belmike (KeipeD no
Time, 1:13.
Also ran--Valdina Oak, Solar Star,
Hard Bargain, Post Haste, Grenadier,
BRIGHT Acre, One Link, Gay Call, Cairn-
eorm.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 500 added
Discouraged iMeade) SO 40 31o
Cheesestrau tCouleI $50 4g0
English Setter tHarrelD 540
Also ran-Alpine Lad. Army Song, Nor
.decai.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 200: claim
ms: 3-year-olds and upward: 11s miles
Relious tMcCombs) 1000 $40 $50
Prompto (Breen) 1910 1.30
'hisrule tKeiper) 2.9O
Time. :55
Also rsn-Docket. Gerneaux Eight Rolls.
9hin Plaster. Aluminio, Suertero and Ding
mans.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000; claim
inr; 3cyear-olds and up; Il. miles;
Ring Star tMeadeI $40 410 800
Bold Risk Duncan $50 $50
AVssta ODyerl 4.30
Time, ] :507s.
elurser, Easter Rabbit Golden Bubble,
DIZZY Dame. settins Sun and Hazel W.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
u. S. Troops Arrive in Dutch Guiana
u. S. Army Observer Taken in Libyo
Carolina Moneuvers End

WITH THE FIRST ARMY IN THE CAROLINAS UF>.-The
Armys two months of in the Carolnas called
42O pm. today 1t Lesley ]. McNair chief OF
staff of the Army general headquarters At the time the
st (Blue) Army commanded by 1t Gen Hugh Drum had
virtually hemmed in the 4h Corps Red Army Units OF
contendng commands made of troops from the East
Seaboard will begin tonight returning to their base
camps. This movement expected be completed by
December 13.
A-9D
Evening star., 1941-11-28

Foreign.
Nazi forces SO miles from Moscow,
Russians admit Page Al
London expects definite Libyan deci-
sion in SO hours. Page All
Moscow peril rises despite big Nazi
losses. ~ Page Al
italy gives up last stronghold in East
Africa. 80 Page Al
Anti-comintern to study wry-Bol-
e. shevism relations. Page AS
Toxic cabinet studies Hull's note in
crisis. Page AS
British make large-scale attack on
Dusseldorf. Page Ala
Notionol.
Fish, returning today, soon to 90 be-
fore grand jury. Page Al
House labor group approves new
labor legislation. Page Al
Price control administration by board
is accepted. Page Al
Five die in Shreveport rooming
house fire. Page A
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Late News Bulletins
British Sink Tanker in Shipping Attack

British Sink Tanker in Shipping Attack
LONDON GA small tanker sunk off the NorWe-
gan vessels bombed and shipping
the Dutch attacked by coastal command planes
today the Air Ministry announced tonight Bad weather
concealed the of the vessels bombed off Norway
H. S. Troops Arrive in Dutch Guiana
PARAMARIBO, Dutch Guiana lP.-Three United States
ships steamed up Paramaribo today
with Army troops and equipment for setting barracks for
larger contingents to follow
u. S. Army Observer Taken in Libyo
CAIRO 141-A Mai. Buckley United States Army OBJ
with the British forces in Lbya has been captured
authorities announced tonight 1t understood he was
unharmed. War Department officials in Washington said
Maj. Buckley jr, group American
Army observers duty with the British The department
had no official capture Maj. Buckley, West
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Weather Forecast

Fair, lowest tonight about 80 degrees: rather
warm tomorrow. Temperatures today-High-
est, 65. at pm; lowest, 36, at 6:15 am; 64
at pm
From the Uniteo wearner nureau Report.
Full Details Page A..
Evening star., 1941-11-28

See FINNS, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-02-07

poison Sne mas Deen called, IN
Philip Barrys The Philadelphia
Story" as she amply proved on the
stage before making the photoplay
version which now is at Loew's
Palace. In this bright tale Of love
and wedlock among the bluebloods
Of Philadelphia, she turns in bang
up performance as the arrogant.
wilful, but still far from stupid and
far from heartless Tracy Lord whose
second wedding day dawns on such
a hectic scene.
1t may be, of course. a bang-up
Characterization of Katharine Hep
burn by Katharine Hepburn. but
that detractS not one whit from the
delight it is to watch the lass romp
with full zest through the antics
Of one Of the brightest celluloid
comedies Of the season. She plays
Tracy with all the elan of one who
has come upon a role to her liking
for the first time and with all those
knowing qualities, the sure little
trickeries, of one who has PLAYED
the role on the stage since the 1889
theater season, as indeed Miss Hep
burn has and still is.
1t Is slick and sophisticated
screen translation of Mr.. Barry's
play "a bit more than literaD that
Donald Ogden Stewart has con-
trived, often a scintillating one and
seldom an innocent little bedtime
story for the kiddies 1t is probably
even a brighter entertainment than
the stage version. in its way, pos
sibly because it bulwarks Miss Hep
burn with a supporting cast that
includes Cary Grant. Jimmy
Stewart, Virginia Weidler, Ruth
Hussey and several other able
people, and possibly because Direc-
tor George Cukor has added many
happy note of his own.
The playing certainly is some
thing which should make both you
and Mr.. Barry happy. His tale of
the Main Line lass, whose plan to
wed Self-made man of the people
is complicated by the arrival of her
divorced first husband and a re-
porter and photographer from
magazine called Spy, always was
just a vehicle. but here it is
vehicle for group Of gay folk who
bat its comedy around as if it all
were a frolicsome badminton game.
-
1t Is a group, OF course. that YOU
would find only in a Main Line
manse or in play by Philip Barry.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

satisfied. Marlene is not acting as
she should for their screen clinches
too lukewarm.
Ann Sheridan is moving from her
house to small apartment-to con-
serve her finances E. Ginger Rogers
mother has been trying to break
into pictures for the past seven
years and finally gets ipto her
daughters next film. TON. Dick
and Harry"-as her mother!
The mother of Joan Fontaine and
Olivia de Havilland also has screen
ASPIRATIONS She Is currently
prscticinq for her movie debut in
little theaters in Northern Call
fornia.
Since Dorothy Lamour's secretary.
Patti Mccarthy. graduated to film
stardom. Dotty has been inundated
with requests for the vacant sec
retarvship. Most Of the applicants
add, Il can act. tco!" Jeffrey
Lynn is selling his valley home to
hive nearer his girl Margaret Hayes
fnee Dana Dale in HOLLYWOOD.
talking about houses. Martha Scott
tells me that when she first came
here to try her film luck. Il had
such small apartment there
wasn't enough room to think in"
Now she has 30 acres in the
valley. ar-sighted Joan Ben
nett used to make lots of enemies
because she couldn't recognize
people when they smiled or waved.
She has corrected that by waving
her hand and saying hello" at the
faintest suspicion of some one hail
ing her. Then she puts her glasses
on to see who 1t is
Released through North American News
paper Alliance. Ine)
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Amateurs to Hear
Talk on Saroyan

Members of the Washington Civic
Theater and the Pierce Hall Players
will be guests of the Blackfriars
Guild tomorrow night at the Black
friar's little theater, 2115 Fifteenth
street NV. to hear talk by Sam
Pierce. Mr.. Pierce. travelling in
advance Of The Time of Your
Life" opening Monday night at the
National Theater, will discuss the
initial William Saroyan venture into
the drama.
Following Mr.. Pierces talk a
round table discussion of sarovan
and modern theatrical theory by
members Of the three groups is
planned.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

There's the alcoholic first husband
tMr. Grant, who shows Tracy Lord
how much she failed him by the
devious method of allowing her to
learn what sort of lad a self f-made
man can be when she calls for
understanding. There's the Spy re-
porter (Mr. Stewart who veers
from contempt to a certain amount
Of understanding sympathy for the
rich and the mighty. And there
are the photographer miss Hussey)
whose sarcasm is only a mask for
her love of the reporter; Tracys
impish little sister Miss Weidler)
outSpoken in her preference for her
first brother-in-law over the stuffed
shirt in prospect; Tracy's uncle
(Roland Young a chap given to
pinching pretty girls; the self made
man John Howard who Just can't
understand that Tracy and the re-
porter have only gone for a swim
when they 60 for a swim in the
dark hours before dawn, and sundry
other Philadelphia folk.
lle FHlI2Qclpnla story may be
Katherine Hepburn's picture. but
she has to fight for it. She probably
Is hardest put, 1t may or may not
surprise you to know. by Miss
Weidler, lass who can handy a fast
quip with the best of them. And
those named above show themselves
to be some of the best of them in
this case. They have a bit of a Job
on their hands midway. when The
Philadelphia Story" slows for an
abstract discussion OF Tracy Lords
character, but they are equal to
the task and the film turns out
such a top-notch comedy that the
general impression is that 1t has
been fast and furious every moment.
1t is, in fact, ware, which is word
you will pick up in The Philadel-
phla Story" 1t is Main Line for
what boat is when she's-well.
when she's yare.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Graham
Continued From Page B-ls)

and only third of the script Is
written. Why the rush? Expert
ence has proved that starting a
picture with an unfinished scenario
leads to several headaches. But I
guess it's like love-the lesson is
never learned. . Marlene Dietrich
hasn't been the same since her
studio gave party to Director Rene
Clair and ignored her, the star of
the picture Flame of New Orleans. "
Boys In the exploitation depart
ment are complaining of her non
cooperative attitude. Her leading
man, Bruce Cabot, Is also dis
Evening star., 1941-02-07
No Poison She, Is Verdict
On Katharine Hepburn
The Philadelphia Story at Palace,
A Scintillating and Witty Tale
OF Main Line Romance
Bv HARRY MACARTHUR.

s All kathrne Hepburn ever needed the right script All
MN actress
MISS Hepburn has required something that
to be- among other things Mary Queen
the Babble of THE Little
hind her Hepburn lust the andoe for the
Evening star., 1941-02-07

return engagement of their dance
to Franz LISTS Second Hungarian
Rhapsody" HIM.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

THE PHILADELPHIA STORY" a
Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and
James Stewart: produced by Joseph l.
Manklewicz, directed by George Cukor.
screen play bv Donald Ogden Stewart from
the stage play by Philip Barry. At the
Palace.
The Cast
c. X. Dexter Haven Cary Grant
Tracy Lord Katharine Hepburn
Macaulay Connor James Stewart
Enzaoeth lmor1e Ruth HuSSey
Georse klttredge John Howard
Uncle Willie Roland Young
Seth Lord John Halliday
MARGARET Lord Mary Nash
Dnah Lord Virginia Weidler
sidney Kidd ----------- Harry Daniel
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Road Show
At tCapitol,
Is Slapstick
Bright Stage Show
Accompanies Film
Comedy

ROAD SHOW United Artists pic.
ture. produced and directed by Hal Roach
adapted from, the novel by Eric Hatch
A. the Caplfol
Evening star., 1941-02-07

Due state laws marked
3 TO DEALERS.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-04-18

The Butte Horlerlal1ors Club
net ct the home OF I4rs. Irving
Neville. The topic for the day
was to have been Fitting Patterns
led by hrs. Ray llcAeclenie. Due
to other business come cted wi tn
the club this di GU sion was post
poned to q later date. The next
meeting Will be at lirs. Lloyd Bell.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-04-18
ELECTRIC

ELECTRIC -37rTPGY CONT
recently made by the admin stra-
ton FOR the erection Of seventy
five miles Of aoWer line in the
Matanuslza Valley.
Engineers are being arranged
for, for the cons tructi on Of the
lines. Tt is entirely possible
that we WI II be able to light our
homes, pump water, mill the COWS,
run the washing machine and do
many Of those things that We have
dreamed about doing with o1oct-
richly, by the end Of the sumner.
Sow enty-five miles of line
Will be ms tai led by the Rural
Ele ctrif cation Admin trait on and
Will be operated and maintained
by the Mat0nuska Electric Assoc
iati on Inc. and when the line has
paid FOR itself it wi IL become the
property of the Ass oci alton in
the Valley.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-04-18

7crlETING OF HEALTH COuefCIL
The Health Council 1le ting
last night was we'll ATTENDED.
The Terri or al HEALTH Bill
defeated in the Legis La turo was
dis Gus sed, q S wore also t. recent
TX Seminar in Palmer and the
ms titute for Public Aoalth Nurses
hold III Anchorage and reports were
igivon.
A spo cial treat to those at
tondinC the re citing Was l4ron by
n. Jacks on who showed his colored
movies Of the Vl Icy. Tho same
pi ctures that Hollywood rf.vcd about
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-04-18

TIE VALLEY s3TrLR is published
ovory Friday by the Matanusloa
Valley Farrnr' IS Cooporat ing Assoc
cioti on 1T Polmor, Alaska.
Ming. Ni tor: Trvinz aowvillo
Subs cription rates; .fl.oo year
By nail: It's year
Aoi led anywhere: 10 copy
This paper is issued for tho
purpose Of giving inf orcaati ion
end news Of the IatonusEa Val Icy
Fermor's Cooperating Associe t.
ions wo r1, problems occonp-
lishlaents also news Of local
and general inter est; and to
foster tho coopo rctive spirit Of
the Farmer Of the ifatanusl1a
Valley.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-04-18

al COUNCIL i1EETING AP7TI1 Il
Off ors elected for the en-
suing year Wero: President, Ars.
Noil E3llor; Vico-ProsidoY5, rs.
Il. c. Hanson; secro tary, Lloyd
Olson; Treasurer, Francis Horny;
reporter, Irving HoWvl1lo; song
Loador, Alrs. Dorothy Boil.
A comm ttee, app ointo3 at
previous r2oeting for tlect prr-
pose, submit tied cons tt tt3ti on for
the Iotanuska Ali Council, Viii CHI
vas adopted.
Tt was decided by vo to that
any child in the Valley W o would
attain the age Of ten years dur
ing the CO londor yoar would be
eligible to Ill norabo rshir.
hoalth program will be q
regular part Of All work.. Hiss
Mac Stephenson reported tat DR..
Albro chit would corporate in put
ting over any health program adopted.
juno IS was selected IS Al
Sunday.
All Rally vii be hold July
The council Will meet the socon,
Ionday Of each month.
Fer SALE
sarly red seed potato
Worba @ ~ por lib.
Lauritz Lobcrg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-02
TO FRISKY
tcontribufedl

risky the Spitz terrier that
for many years had been a house,
hold and neighborhood pet, is
dead. This pet canine for sixteen
years enjoyed the home and
many attentions of MIR and Mrs.
Sam Hart, 324 William street,
and after three days of suffering
succumbed to the ravages of old
age, and passed on to that Elysium
provided for dogs when their
span of life on this earth ends.
risky was no ordinary dog. He
lived far beyond the average life
of dog. He made friends with
everyone, especially with child
rem. He never molested anyone,
and took his meals in a high chair
with napkin around his neck.
Frisky will be missed, not alone
by his owners whom he loved
and who loved him, but by all
who knew him. He was affection
ate and gentle at all times.
What can we say about him
That we have not said before?
Only that we miss him,
And will miss him more and
more.
A FRIEND
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Entertained AT
Birthday Party

Miss Phyliss Elizabeth Cruz,
who arrived Saturday morning
from Dania to spend the week
end with her grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. Harry L. Lowe, was
delightfully."- surprised when a
few of her friends gathered to
help her spend her sixth birth
day. = 20
Various games were played and d
in the contest Betty puann re-
ceived the prize.
Refreshments of cake, ice
cream and candy were served.
Phyliss received many Useful
gifts.
Those present We're Barbara
Ramirez, Sylvia and Gloria
Knowles, Elsie Lee and Faydette
Thompson. Mary 7 b e $
Knowles, Sara Bertha Lowe,
Betty Swami, Sally Ann Goss,
Mary Kathleen Lowe, Ethel
Cruz, Laune Lionel Jaycocks,
Mrs. Irene Cruz. Mrs. Richard
Knowles, Mrs. Lee Thompson,
Mrs. VIM. Goss, Mrs. Bernard
Cruz, Mrs. Harry Lowe, MIR. and
Mrs. w. r. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ]. Romero, Jr.. and John J.
Romero, III.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-02
Church Unit To
Hold Meeting

Worship-The Unified Plan; a
two-fold theme. for the Woman's
Auxiliary in the Province of
Sewance. The theme goes hand in
hand with Toward in Service"
All women of st. Paurs Parish
are called to a meeting of the
Auxiliary, tomorrow afternoon at
a o'clock. The president of /. the
Auxiliary, Mrs, GIoriana Bayly,
will explain the unified plan and
otherwise endeavor to bring be-
fore the women the program of
the church, not of st. Paul's
Parish alone, but Of the Church
as whole, of which we are a
part.
4 All young women between the
ages of twenty-one and thirty
five are especially invited.
An invitation is also extended
to new residents in the city who
are members of auxiliaries in
other Parishes and to other who
desire to become members.
! The meeting will be held on
the Cloister Of the Church and
a full membership of the Auxi-
liary is desired as plans for the
year 1941-42 must be made.
/, All persons desiring copies of
Forward Day by Day please
get in touch with Mrs. Rutledge
Curry, 1913 Eaton street, Phone
286-J by "Wednesday, afternoon.
!; Subscribe to The Citizen-20c
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-02
Miss CrolUl Left
Sunday For Home

Miss Marjorie Crowl left Sun
day for her home in Mansfield,
Ohio, after having spent a delight
full visit Of 2 weeks as guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. A 7. Sjursen and
son, Aren't
Miss Crowl expressed her de-
light with the Island City and
expects to return again in the
near future.
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cARD OF THANKS

/ Our sincere thanks is extend
ed to those friends and neighbors
who were so kind to US during
our recent sorrow, the loss of our
beloved one, Dolores Fricke. We
are grateful to those who gave
the use of their cars, the donors
of the lovely floral offerings and
messages of sympathy. We as
sure one and all that their kind
ness will never be forgotten.
"A. T. FRICKE,
!. MRS. CAMILLE MARSHALL.
sept2-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-02

YESTERDAY: Anns w,,,a-,
~, $500. hlaze Sherwood and PETE
S q. nare landed IN The mid
s 49, q q Momoolidn sno,Dstors r
ana are noto IN The reosnn sD,u.
,s's J. .. custody Of the headman
y ~ : y, ny vdlla0e. He plans 10 take
sne 'ot Of them to the autho !, Tee
WIG Anne has gone 10 INA
49,; ;,s'e ~. tcho speaks English. kops
49,. s.g -. "a she may persuade her "a
g.De them some help. The sDo, !, =,
e-r ~ 'skeH refuge IN a sheepfold
rom heF srate husband.
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PEOPLES FORUM
APPRECIATION

Editor, The Citizen:
Just a line of appreciation for
the fine support The Key West
Citizen has been giving the cause
of sciuilian defense in Florida.
Your cooperation, in publishing
news releases and editorial COM
ments, has been of inestimable
value in aiding State and County
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-02
Fleet ReserUe To
Put On Dance

Sailors of the fleet reserve as
ISOLATION will hold another Of
their monthly dances Friday
night at the association clubroom
on Front street, it was announced
today.
Alfred Barroso and his La
Concha hotel orchestra will play
for the dance There will be no
admission charge for women.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-02
Church Group
Meets Tonight

Forward in Service group of
Saint Paui's Church will meet
tonight at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Laid, 313 Fleming street.
All those associated with this
group and others interested in
the work are invited to attend
tonight's meeting.
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Announcement
OF Engagement

j. B. Bearup announces the
engagement OF his daughter,
Dorothy, to w. o. Gagliardi of
the U.S.S. R-2O.
Mr.. Gagliardi is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oca Gagliardi of
Buffalo. N. Y.
The marriage win take place
in the near future. 3' III psF,a
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Defense Councils in establishing
and developing their programs )
We hope for continuation of
the friendly cooperation you have
been giving us.
GEO. L. BURR. JR,
Executive Director
Tallahassee, Fla, go Z
Aug %, 194I.
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
BIT Fleming street. jly1-tf