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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Armstrong
and baby son of Clinton Falls, spent
the weekend visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Armstrong.
Karl Gasch and father of st. Paul,
spent from Friday evening until Mon
day evening at the Stafford home.
Mrs. Gasch and Mona Gay returned
home with Mr.. Gasch, having spent
the past two weeks visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Stafford.
Mrs. Jess De Maris spent last week
visiting at the ORGY Plaisted and the
Irving Plaisted homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Hill of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ORGY Plat
sted. Mrs. De Maris returned to
Minneapolis Sunday evening with
the Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Masog
of st. Paul, also were Sunday visi-
tors at the o. Plaisted home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Pearson and
Miss Phyllis Plaisted were in Moose
Lake Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joe Ames was Sandstone
caller Wednesday of last week.
The Sacred Heart Guild is spon-
soring an ice cream social at the home
of John Storebo Wednesday evening,
July 80. Everyone welcome.
Margaret and Reuben Christensen
of Princeton, called at the Chris
Severson home Sunday.
E. M. Severson of Detroit, Mich,
visited at his brothers home We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Severson and Paul and Ru-
by were in Sandstone last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Severson, Paul,
Gene and Ruby were in Minneapolis
Sunday to visit relatives there and
from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Tommy Plaisted spent last week
visiting relatives in Duluth. He re-
turned Friday when Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant De Maris, Mel Plaisted and
Mrs. Ted Dobozenski came to Bruno
for the weekend. Gene De Maris
had spent the week with his cousin
Ralph here, but returned to Duluth
Sunday evening with his folks.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-07-24
Bruno
Local Red Cross Sewing Project.

The local Red Cross has a large
assignment of sewing to do and needs
your help. Everyone can do some
thing.
We meet each Thursday at 2 o.
clock at the schoolhouse. These are
a few of the items we have to make:
Thirteen ladies' dresses, a number of
hospital shirts, 25 baby's night gowns,
10 dozen diapers to hem, 20 pairs of
socks to knit, and many other things.
Your help is needed! Come!
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-07-24

American advertising pays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
For Downing Street

Support or Deport' is slo-
: 17T77vTTTTE SITeeL Alght Vel
take cogniZance of It's truly
amazing the great bond that
=fz5fti n TTfIdITS-
Taylor, her daughter. the
widowed Mrs. Frederick Watriss
and The lattcr'S daHg h-ter,
Brenda Frazier Kelly.
SO frequently arc grandma.
daughter and granddaughter to-
gether I've nicknamed them
Three G. enerations of
Glamour" They even share
moiorcar and chauffeur sue
ceSSfully Many an afternoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

It's disgusting TO hear OF cases
where newly-found American
friends are having to fork
over cash for this and that
British refugees schooling here,
not 10 mention providing a warm
Winter coat for the refugee $
mother For in most instances
these mothers and refugee chill
dren belong 70 the moneyed
clans of England.
Their impoverished condition
here IS due 10 England $ de-
clinlng TO permit them 10 have
more than small fraction of
their incomes 10 spend for their
keep in the L. s. a. Frankly,
its not good British propaganda
and many kindly and charitable
New Workers, who have given
and loaned these English refu-
gees sums OF money for cloth
ing, lodging and school expenses
are beginning 10 say. openly,
IT'S high time the British gov
eminent law on no law->up-
ported~thOsc of its citizens per-
mltfcd TO come here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Still Week-endinq

Still week-ending in Mayfair
Mrs, Freddie McEvoy. who
lives in a magnificent suite at
the Waldorf Astoria, below the
one 10 be occupied by the Duke
and DuChesS. of Windsor during
their New York soiourn is sad
and depressed over losing the
mnAl- rGceni round in -hn!=-G nh4
TO get her 14-year-old son by
her former husband Aubrey
Cartwright, out of England and
into this country
Bea who inherited pile
Of Standard Oil millions from
her father, the late W Evarts
Benjamin only asks for the
loan OF her son for the dura-
ton. But English authorities
say No The boy was made
a ward in chancery at the
time Bes and the late
Charlie " Cartwright separated.
And even a war and enemy
bomblngS can't unwind the red
tape that keeps the American
Beas British son on the
shores of Albion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,
OctObpr IS

CIGMA GAMMA members liv-
- inc in Birmingham and
Bloomfield Hills meet together
every other Wednesday and were
guests this week of Mrs. Max
we'll f. Fead at her home IN
Foxcroft.
While several Of the younger
members arc still away al
school. about 80 attend the
meetings where work is planned
in cooperation with the assoc
citation in Detroit Among
Bloomfield and Birmingham
members are,
MESDAMFs
James A Beresford Warren Booth
William clark p q GaHaudef
@ p~nFHse j F Maxwell p Fead
I b. KunEensmth Heny Whiting
MISSES
Virginia HIS Virginia ward
Anne Nichols Elizabeth NlCn0iH
Barbara Bo0th Marjorie Booth
Joan MuzIt Frances 1T Booth
or these girls Elizabeth
Nichols Joan Muzzy and Bar
bala Booth are away an school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Visits ashineton

Mrs Ralph L Polk Jr. OF
Cranbrook lane is spending a
fortnight visiting in Washing
ton. d. c.. accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. William Pike of
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schirmer
are hosts 10 Mr. and Mrs. Russell
A Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Brantley OF New York at
a house party at Burt Lake,
Mich.
Dr. Arthur F. Wentz Of the
Fox and Hounds Inn is conduct
ing a class in first aid. sponsored
by the American Red Cross,
Tuesday evenings at the admin
iStration building OF the Gran
brook Academy OF Art. Among
those registered are:
MESsRs AND MESDAMEs
George c. Booth West Gauogly
Harry y. Hoey
MESDAMEs
Robert 2. Cundley @ T. Nickersor
Arthur . Reeves George 3 Storpr
Campbell Harvey Leonard Lewis
p r B0ardmsn Ggnnar olsen
James vernon Henri Hart
Robert HIATT Ellsworth EayrnrG
Fritz HYDE Sterling saunders
UldleY FIakcIfr George " Davs
Martin Arch8nEa'i w. ~. oBaUette
o. J.. Glrthes ID T. Allen
Lillian Holm
MISSES
Marion perfe MARY Sfpfrr
F--TF1ffFf FFNNfFf N1fF de W|IIe
Carolyn Lee Isabel LANCE
Msrthe LeLi1upp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
NEW YORK. oct. is


WEEKENDING in Mayfair
w Various agencies are AZ
work in this country struggling
10 Step-up a pro-BritiSh Senti-
ment Yet the powerS-that-be
i'm Downing street continue 10
permit a deplorable state Of af-
fairs TO prevail here, so far as
their youthful refugees are con-
cerned. Some of the little
refugees were accompanied 10
this country by their mothers.
The latter are not the type Of
giddy, unpatriotic social rcfu-
gees one sees in New York's
night clubs. They are highly
placed, well-born and serious
minded workers for British
relief funds Owing 10 the man
ner in which their government
treats then. financially, they
have 10 pocket pride. get out
their TN cups and become Moth
ing short of bprgarSi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
First Hear Of Him

The reay Mayfair crowd never
heard OF him until he injected
himself into young Gloria s
affairs and. with pardonable
ShyneSs, began talking 10 re-
porters and press agents about
the influence he brings 10 bear
on the Vanderbilt heiress. To
hear Fletcher tell it. every time
he snaps the whip, Gloria jumps
through the h hoops! What
tommy-rot. In the first place,
Fletcher doesn't belong"
lie is not the Henry Fletcher
Godfrey who is related, by mar
riage, TO Mrs. Tiffany Saportas
and he has endeaVored 10
crash Mayfair via the night
club route. His babblingS TO
the press about Gloria'S plans
90 are IN the worst possible
taste.
Such statements should come
from Mrs Whitney or Gloria's
mother, Mrs. Reginald Wander
bilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
British Asked to Aid
Refugees in America,
Not H. s. Society
BY MAURY PAUL

the trio is together. playing
cards or reminiscing. and If
Lady Jane orders new gown
or hat both Brendas are on
hand 10 turn thumbs down." or
express approval
The younger Brenda usually
brings her new friends 10
grandma for her "once over
and there are definitely no
secrets. so far As Lady Jane
and Brenda Watriss are con-
cerned Just one. big happy
family if YOU get what ! mean
go. I'm quite certain Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney is a bit myStificd
when she reads. IN certain
Gotham newspapers. stories
which refer 10 Fletcher Godfrey
as the manager of her niece
Gloria Vanderbilt Jr. Fletcher
j. young man with a rating in
cafe society only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Hostess al Tea

Mrs. William G Lerchcn was
hostess at a tea FRIDAY in her
home on Pembroke drive IN
honor of Mrs. Harry Philips who
has moved TO Bloomfield Hills
again after a residence OF sew
eral years in Detroit.
Mrs Muriel Wcstbrook Lane
has moved out with her mother
and her two daughters. Gloria
and Joan Lane, 10 their new
home on Sufficld road.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lerchen
Jr. will arrive this weekend
from RollO, Mo, where Mr..
Lerchen has been stationed re-
Gently 70 spend "A Today fur
Tough in Bloomfield Hills and
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Mrs. M. {. Fedd Fetes
Sigmd Gamma Members

Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w Taylor of Brady Lane over
last weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Roberts OF Lehman,
Mont, who are on their way
East. Bob Taylor spent the
weekend hunting at the Mar
quette Rod and Gun Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
IN Metropolitan
Back From Gonq Island

MRS. CHISHOLM MACDON-
AID returned this week from
stay IN East Hampton L. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

MRS. Carl NJ stroll of
Edgemont Park IS expected back
a. mid-week from Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Hendries in Me+amora

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
HENDRIX Of Provencal road
are spending the weekend in
their Metamora country home.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Order Ignored,
Pay Roll He|dUp
Time, Star Correspondent

LANSING, Dec 81 For ignor-
ing an order reinstaIng a Grand
Rapid, store manager the civil
service commission today ordered
The pay Of all liquor commissioners
and executives stopped until the
order is obeyed
State Personnel Director Thomas
=. Wilson told the commission
that Wallace a. Stanley was ,tIil
not az work although ordered
reinStated November II LtG8ot
Commission Secretary Philip j
Neudcck said that II was all o
misunderstanding
The cIyil service commission
also reelected George j BuIkC
of Ann Arbor chairman for The
next year and decided 10 ask
Highway Commissioner q. Donald
Kennedy 10 explain why William
j Lauder should be denoted a.
acting director of finance Fie
was charged with inability 10 get
along with other employees
Leland Gait was reinStatcd as
referee for the labor and industry
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

Battle Ended as Victim
Valves Complaint

Two Americans today emerged
from a peace conference to end a
battle that started when one was
a Japanese and the other d Fill
p.no
The japanese was Jack Y Shi-
moda. 35. of 1880 Glastonbury
avenue. who is an American ciu-
zen and born in Honolulu al
though his parents were from the
land of the once rising sun
The Filipino was Pedro T. RoS-
aleS. 81. Of 273O Third street who
is United States national and
didn't know Shimoda was ciu-
zen too
To start the war. RoSaleS Slugced
ShmOda with a club IN a reStau-
rant where RoSaleS was a bus boy
and ShImoda a customer Memo
rie> of the Philippine invasion
gave strength TO his blow
Shimoda took the lump on hi,
head TO police and RosaleS was
arrested
The war was ended when the
two met in the office of Assistant
Prosecutor John a. Ricca and Shi
moda refused TO sign a complaint
1T was just an emotional
OutburSt," he said.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Praises Isles
Justice Murphy Speaks
TO Philippines

Words OF encouragement and an
appeal TO continue the fight over
every foot of the way were
broadcast 10 the embattled Philip
pines by their former high COM
Supreme Court Justice
Frank Murphy from Detroit
today.
Speaking on a short-wave broad
cast directed toward the Islands
Justice Murphy said;
"The courage and fortitude of
the people in Manila and the
Filipino troops In the field have
evoked the highest praise and
admiration of the Amer c "A n
people.
- Eventually we shall surely
prevail. In the meantime, il is
important that the enemy be
kept at bay, that every foot of
the way be contested. for once
he il in complete control ii will
be more costly and difficult to
ulSlOuBe MIN.
BE OF good cheer, dear
friends. We know the grief that
is yours and the suffering that
YOU are enduring. For myself l
am sad and i can only send you
from afar few brief words of
cheer.
shoot straight. never falter.
Show them that ii matters not
how greatly we love peace, for
always we love freedom more"
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

City standing silently AT attention at FIVE
aycm-im impressive aS the flag unfured:
The doormen and traffic cops who have TO
battle the cold all day and remain pleasant--a
few Of the towns little heroes Y
1THE city getting muscles in the form OF guns
placed IN strategic spots.
The headwaiters who always carry smile
like a spotlight, no matter what Is happening
In the rest of the world.
Teletypes in news-rooms calmly tap-dancng
historical stories on paper.
The gigantic new defense mural Al Grand
Central which contains more dramatic vtamins
than most three act plays.
Scoops Of whipped-cream clouds splattered
across a vast cake Of blue skies.
The sign IN midtown eatery:
BUY Bonds. The Axis Doesn't Want You To
Buy Them
1HHE swell idea AT some movie theaters and
l. other places giving change IN defense
stamps
The many closed travel agencies waiting
patiently for the world 10 get back 10 normal.
The hardto-hgure- costume OF some gals:
Long fur coats no hats and open-toe shoes
The breeleS that make their home at Rookie
fcllcr Plaza They are SO welcome IN Summer
and 80 uninytIng now
The whacks ~ho rush out Of frield tcmpera-
turcs INTO drug store and order ICE cream
sodaS
Yawny couples in subways after a Saturday
evening Of trying TO forget the strain Of the daily
rush hours
The Broadway beachcomberS who 20 from
wastebaske' 10 sShcan. looking for something
they might find useful
'EIIE new scene that never seems 70 change:
The ioblcss along Sixth Ave. standing around
waiting for their hopes 10 meet d change in luck
Tho unruy necklace Of lights decorating the
Central Park skyline Rembrandt New Workers
ucon>couSy paint every evening
MoiorlSt, In midtown pouncng on parking
see with all the gee of sweepstakes winner
.ls.r4 -four ia. hon fleT
untains Of noise have melted to mere
mblc
The many pretty gals who have load-quarter
6> and the army Of pretty gals who arc Job
The magic fingers of twilight painting The
atmosphere with the ioSy glow OF happiness.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
State Tax Units
Merger Speeded
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. Gimme
diate consolidating of all tax COL
lecting units of state government
was promised today by Louis M.
Minis. new commissioner of reve-
nue. chosen by the civil service
commission.
Minis. sales tax director for the
past year, was selected from three
candidates certified by a special
examining board.
The sales tax department
will be the nucleus of the new
department of revenue" Minis
said. I'VE will continue In our
present quarters and bring In
all small tax collecting units at
once.
THE intangible tax depart
ment will not he consolidated
until April when collections
are finished for the present
period"
Minis said reduction of person
mel will not take place until the
civil service department announces
results Of competitive examina-
tions IN the sales tax department.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Obituaries
Thomas F. M(Ndmdrd
81 Years City Fireman.
FuneraI Friday

Funeral services for Thomas +
NcNarnara -. a member OF Do
1rots fire department for 81
years. who died in Providence
Hospital viii be held Friday al 9
a. m. IN s. VlnccntS Church
Burlat VIII be at Nj OiIyer Gene
terry
Pallbcarers for Nh. NcNamua
who retired ~ battalion chief ir
1885. VIII be department chiefs
Ills funeral VIII be attended ~
AN off-duty fremen. The Rev Fl
Harold Markey viii oltlcate
For years captain Of Ladder
Company 9 Nh NcNamara >ut-
Tered injuries IN a collision be-
tween two fire trucks In 1880
which relatives said contributed 20
his death.
He IS survived by hiS wife
Mabel. FIVE sons, Eugene, Leo.
Mark James and Joseph and two
sisters Miss Mary McNamara and
Mrs. r J. MOvnihan
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
High School Athlete
Vanishes From Home

The disappearance of l1-year-
old John ,PrcStou Denly il.-a
School lratk athlete trom h.s
home Monday was reported to pee
lice today 10y his fa'he Ra>>sil
s. Of 52O3 Thrce-AiI.e drive
When he left The ho> So wear
ng his high school >Wc WITH
the letter - on u. ri GlaN iDpcoaf
Gelt hat and tweed thnl-ar- Hc
is 6 feet IL inches tall and Wclg :
about l55 pounds lie "7> on
the DENLY track team and COM
peted in the pole Na4.t ln tGc
all-citV meet.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Hits Check on Cash
For Social Services

Adjustment or CUTtailTent Of
federal expenditures on social
services would be setting in mo-
tion "a vicious cycle which il al-
lowed TO run its course. would be-
"a serious blow 20 national morale
r J Thomas. president of The
UAW-CIO, said today
Instead. he >aId there is q
need for Increasing WPA funds
and for meeting increased living
costs by extending and increasing
unemployment compensation benc-
ftS
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
u. N. Will Dedicate
Ra(khdm Memorial

Dedication Of the now Horace
II. Rackham Educational Memo
rial Building VIII take place Jam
uary IS. Dr. Alexander Grant
Ruthvcn. president OF The JnNer-
~ity of Michigan. announced today
The new building VIII provide
headquarters for the extension d.
vision Of tho university as well as
for the Engineering 4e-Soc.ctE of Dc
-troit 1t IS situated on Woodward
avenue. across from the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Roosevelt Silent
On LaGuardid' S Job
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 HNS)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 GNS).
President Roosevelt declined 10
comment today on persistent re-
ports that Mayor Fiorello La
Guardia is TO be superseded as
director OF civilian defense, and
that the whole setup-of which
Mrs Roosevelt is assistant chief
is about 10 be reorganized and
accelerated
Reports arc current that the
President is considering the install
lation Of a military man as direct
ing head of civilian defense 1t is
also reported that Lynn Stam-
bauch. national commander Of the
American Legion, might be asked
TO take the lob.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

Creation Of an Automotivc
Council for War Production was
announced today by the directors
of the Automobile Manufacturers
Ass4eiation The sole purpose OF
The council is 20 push the indus
trt's war work 10 the limit said
A'lap Nacamcyl president of the
association 30
Al autOmOtlVc manufacturers.
whether members OF the asSocia-
ton or not, have been invited TO
take part in the councils program.
and will meet today 20 coordinate
their efforts
FORMATION OF the oun cil
recogniIes, Macauley Sal f
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Auto w ar Council
Avan MacauIey Calls for United Action 70 Push
Industrys Arms Output TO the Limit

that with the country looking
10 the mass production indus
tries for the utmost contribu-
tion 90 victory, II is imperative
that. in addition 20 all that has
been done. every cooperative
facility should be- utilized at
once 90 attain MAXIMUM Volume.
The hut0mbtiye industry Is
I'm this war all the way"
Special sub-groups will be -,
~ on each major branch Of autN
motive production. according "a
he ASSOCIATION plans, 20 speed
manufacture of bombers. aircraft
.ngines marine and other engines,
aHks. guns sud other ordnance.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Ainee's Daughter Weds

NYACK. \. y. Dec 81 GNS).
Roberta Scmplc. daughter of
Aimee Semple Mcpherson the
evangelist and Harry Salter,
radio musical director were mar
Rcd in Nyack today by Justice Of
the Peace Joseph x Wright They
met several years ago when Miss
Semple appeared on Saltcr S radio
nr,rrfuf70
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Didn'l w OrA
Bogus Bandage Abb
Fails 10 Move Judge

Richard HerWerth - charged
with disturbing The peace oA
arguing with his wife or The 're"'
near their home. 67S Sclde0 ave.
nue.. exhibited a heavily banaaeea
right arm 10 Recorder Judge W
Mckay Sklllman
II haven't been able 10 work
because my arm was diSlocated, "
said Herwerth pIteouSlN
"Tcn dollars or 10 days" said
Judge Sklllman. unwoNcd
En- route 10 jail IicrWcrtf
stripped off the = fcct ot nandagt
angrily
1T didn't work" hc told
policeman IN disgust
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
.U.M. Course Set
For Inspectors
rlme. stnn corre.pondsnt

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 3l.-The
University of Michigan was an
nounced today as the new training
center for a large group of junior
inspectors in army ordnance, who
Will begin a concentrated study
program here January 19.
The new l2-week training course
is expected to bring 300 men TO
Ann ArbOT.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

Recorders Court /P~ycu3trt>t
Lowell $ Selling today ISSUED a
decalogue for sane ard construc-
tive war time living 20 his staff
and, indirectly 20 the public
Here are Doctor Settings 10
commandments for living a nor
nal hfe during The war period
Do not taik-io much
= Do not listen to Cos n.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

wearing 23 trilllon stars
IN its hair.
Rain Strummlng ltSN
mOnOtonOuS tune on
windows.
Dance h all gals
having an unhappy time
trying 10 accomplish
their Jobs of making
customers gay
The bare trees m
Central Park, Shlvcr-
ing and Swaying IN tho
wind as the night chill
tortureS them.
TlIE Yorkville news
Il stands, which used
10 display the Bund
rag, now decorated with
tiny American flags
The serenity of Wall
Street on Sunday when
there are no human,
around 10 uamplc us
beautiful rctlCcncc
Air raid WardonS
in This and
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Youth Accused
In 19 HOIdups

4 warrant was asked to-day for
Francis Jones. 20. of 505S Twenty
third street. who has admitted l9
h0ldup> I'm Detroit in the last year
and has been identified by police
I'm twentieth.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Percy Thomas
' g tera0 TeIecfapher
News Man is Dead

SAN FRANCISCO. Doc ST.
Funeral services Will be held today
for Percy Thomas. veteran tcleg-
lapher and neWSpapcrmah whose
half century of activity carried
him INTO scores Of newspaper
Offices from Vienna. Par, auG
London 10 New York and san
Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

rTHE Arctic period Of the Scason-Dut the Man
Il haitian thermometer registered 5S
Naval officers humid in their heavy bridge
coats. ..
New YORKER, rushing along the White Light
District. eager for MISUNDERSTANDING The
most oNellllng Of thcm all The Midnight Sky