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Evening star., 1941-04-25
Talk Given
By Rayburn

With Speaker of the House Sam
Rayburn as honor guest and speaker,
more than 100 members and guests
of the Woman's National Democratic
Club attended the dinner meeting
last night at the clubhouse. Mr..
Rayburn gave an off-the-record dis
russion of Congress and National
Defense"
The club will entertain at tea to-
morrow in honor of Secretary Of
Labor Frances Perkins.
Mrs. Curtis Shears, president,
opened the dinner meeting and Mrs
Frank H. Buck, wife of the Repre-
sentative from California, made the
introduction. Guests at the speak
ers' table included Senator and Mrs.
Joseph c. OMahoney, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Jerry VoorhiS, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clarence Lea,
Representative and Mrs. James M.
Fitzpatrick, Representative and Mrs.
Thomas Ford and Representative
and Mrs. A. S. Monroney.
Mrs. Milo Perkins was chairman
of the Dinner Committee.
Mrs. Shears will receive with Miss
Perkins at the tea tomorrow. Also
receiving will be Mrs. Charles ".
Mclaughlin, wife of the Assistant
Secretary of Labor, and Mrs. Dan
iel w. Tracy, wife of the Second
Assistant Secretary.
Mrs. Bates Warren, hospitality
chairman, will be assisted in enter
tanning guests by Mrs. South Trim
BILE. Mrs. Claude Hamilton and Mrs
Julien Friant. Alternating at the
tea table will be Mrs. J. Hamilton
Lewis, Mrs. Edward G. Flicker, Mrs.
Albert Conner, Mrs. Frank Morri-
son, Mrs. Charles Riggs, Mrs. Paul
Wooten, Mrs. Harry B. Mitchell,
Mrs. Garland Ferguson. Mrs. Ed
ward Gainor, Mrs. Jewell Swofford
and Mrs. Augustus Giegengack.
Mrs. E. Barrett Prettyman. vice
chairman of hospitality, is in charge
of the arrangements for the tea.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

member and occupational therapist
of the Children's Hospital. discussed
activities of the Junior League of
Washington in the field of occupa-
tional therapy.
Two moving pictures showing the
work of the curative shop in Mil
waukee and activities at the st.
Louis Junior League workshop were
presented.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, jr., WASH
ington Junior League president, in
troduced the speakers and Mrs. j.
Lawn Thompson, jr., was in charge
of arrangements.
Mrs. Emmy Sommer is program
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Brilliant Audience
To See Premiere of
New Guild Plav

A brilliant audience will assemble
Monday night at the National
Theater for the premiere of the
new Theater Guild play Some
where in France"
Not only will the guilds tried
and true first nighters" be out in
force. but reservations made by dis
tinguished officials of the Govern
ment, and other outstanding men
and women from here and other
cities will fill the historic play
house to capacity.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Frank
Knox; the Secretary OF Commerce,
Mr.. Jesse Jones, and Mr.. Justice
Felix Frankfurter and Mr.. Justice
Frank Murphy of the United States
Supreme Court will attend the
premiere as will many Senators,
among them Senator Alben Barkley,
Senator Joseph Guffey, Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, Senator Millard
r. Tydings.
The Speaker of the House,
Mr.. Sam Rayburn; Representative
Hamilton Fish and Representative
Sol Bloom will be present. Also
attending will be Undersecretary OF
the Treasury Daniel w. Bell, As
sistant Secretary of the Interior,
Oscar Chapman and Undersecre-
tary of Agriculture Paul H. Appleby.
Others who will attend are Mr..
Faik Konitza, former Minister OF
Albania; Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Smith,
Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean, Mrs.
J. L. Houghteling, Mrs. Henry Par
sons Erwin, Mrs. G. Calvert Bowie,
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs. Will
liam Arthur Morgan, Mrs. Edward
Hinyer, Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Parsons, Col. and Mrs. r. H.
Fletcher, Mrs. w. Carey Crane, DR..
and Mrs. Edgar P. Copeland, DIR.
and Mrs. L. H. Reichelderfer, Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Lansburgh.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

the Maryland Occupationa1 Therapy
Association, and Mrs. Henrietta Price
of Sheppard-Pratt Hospital, Tow
son, Md.
The association met last night for
a program arranged by the Junior
League of Washington and presented
in the league clubrooms at 200l
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Mrs. Daniel Borden told of the
work of the curative workship of
Milwaukee started by the Junior
League of that city in 1919 and now
caring for over 1000 patients rang
ing in age from 2 months to 80 years.
Miss Lena Hitchcock, league
Evening star., 1941-04-25

of Station WRC, will preside a.
mistress of ceremonies.
Honor guests will include Mrs.
Horace Towner, wife of a former
governor of Puerto Rico; Senator
and Mrs. James H. Hughes, Of
Delaware; the Minister of Bolivia
and Sonora de Guachalla; the
Minister of the Dominican Republic
and Sonora de PastoriZa, and DR..
Pedro de Alba, Of the Pan-American
Union, and Sonora de Alba.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

for the leagues banquet to be held
tomorrow at 7 pm. at Hotel 2400.
Pineapples sent directly from
Puerto Rico will be used as table
prizes as another feature.
A modern Puerto Rican table and
Puerto Rican doll display, the
latter exhibited by Mrs. Laura
Waters, will be other attractions.
Harry w. Frantz, of the Wash
ington Bureau of the United Press,
will speak and Miss Mary Mason,
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Puerto Rican Unit
Banquet Tomorrow

Menus and programs cards have
been decorated with fiamboyant
trees sketched and made by men,
bers of the Puerto Rican American
Womens League of Washington
Evening star., 1941-04-25

chairman for the Occupational
Therapy Association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

q troupe Of 300 10 Mexico City.
where old Spain still survives in
the new world. Amidst gem-en-
crnsted costumes and the Latin
atmosphere. the dramatic nara
tive Of Blood and Sand" took
form.
Blood and Sand" IL the gripping
story OF q fearless. death-defying
matador, teemingly romantic. who
10 torn between the love Of his
beautiful wife and the fatal charm
of an alluring temptress. With
Tyrone Power. Linda Darnsll and
Rita Hayworth in the KEY roles,
the enthralling story unfolds in a
colorful panorama that stuns, ex-
cites and grips.
Rising suddenly to fame. the
matador forgets his own lovely
wife To fall for the wiles Of a
heartless siren who, after q whIrl-
wind friendship, in turn disesrds
him.
On the same new bin will be
The Cowboy and the Blonde, +"
featuring Mary Beth Hughes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
They Dare Not Love. She Knew All
The Answers Rialio's Thursday Bill

George Brent and Martl
fheater on Thursday in Colu
fleeing from the fighting rut
Love- II was directed BY ]:
screen play BY Charles Benne
In bringing 10 the screen this
story q adventure and suspense.
Of Esllantry and tenderness. Co
lumhia has been hailed for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs

Roxy-Bnc Abbott and Lou Coz
tello IN In the nav .o5. <os,
100. 100. also Nancy Kelly ana
5 5s@gna I, g go. .so SO q ass Scotland
RIALTO-Bssil Rathbons and Ellen
Drew IN The Mad Doctor u 90,
500. eco. 500. also Robsrf Paige
and Ellen Drew IN The Monster
and The Orr. ! as. as. 7 las. 10. as
n, SIC BOZ - Lsursnes Oliver ,, .nd
woman. iszs. $50, IS. also
Adolphe Men,ou ana patsy Kelly IN
Road SHOW" II IS. ass. SEQ.
Bile MOUSE - william Powell and
nyrnA Ioy In Love Crazy II 20.
nss D sbs os so f sr1 HT n str kss
Allbi- 30. : so. SOS.
c AffTOL-T Two daring pictures
Wages 81 Sin and Are You Fit
20 Mary"
RETURN SHOWING
BEfERI.Y-Fredrie March and Mar
garet SULLIVAN In SO Ends Our
Night" also Guy Kibbse IN Scat
CONNUNITN-Ros<m Lane and
oeorFe Reeves IN Always A Bride.
plus J. Carroll Mash In "A Night
At Earl CAROLS.
KAY kTREET-Ann Sheridan and
oeorEe Brent In Honeymoon for
AnFSfs Plus DEbnh " hefNe ana
Louis Campbell IN -Bowery Boy.
LAKEWOOD - George Murphy and
Lucille Ball In "A Girl. = Guy. and
a Cob, plus Lum and Abnsr IN
Dreaming out Loud"
PAkk-oeorgs Bancroft and Jack
Oakie in Little Men" and Helen
Parrish and Leon Enrol IN Where
Did You Get That Girl"
PROCTOR - Brenda Marshall and
Ralph Beilamy In Footsteps in the
Dark" also James Ellison and
Mildred Coles IN Play Girl.
REALART-Rob<rt Young and Ran
dolph Scott in ~westsrn Union"
also The Ramparts We Watch"
nEx--Warner Baxter and InRrid
Bergman IN Adam Had Four
Sons" plus Peter Lore and Evelyn
Reyes IN The Face Behind the
Mask"
RIvIERA-waliace Beery and Mickey
Rooney In Slave Ship also james
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

n Scott come 10 the kialfo
Imbia's story Of heroic lovers
HESS terror, They Dare Not
ames Whale and based upon n
tt and Ernest Vajda.
They Dare Not Love- according
to report Ia more than = motion
picture: II Il = story ripped from
the hresthiess events Of today.
Brent plays an Austrian prince
Of the blood who finds refuge IN
America from the ruthless terror
ism. but cannot find forgetfulness
and peace. Inevitably. he IL drawn
into the struggle for freedom. into
high adventure and startling sus-
pense. until he willingly stakes his
very life for the security Of his
friends. for the sake OF the woman
he lovss- As the girl. Miss Scott
makes her first modern-dress ap-
pearancs on the screen. to prove
herself again the most astonishing
actress Of the year.
Others IN the cast are Paul
Lukss. suavs villain Of They Dare
Not Love-: Roman Bohnsn. who
made his screen debut ~ Candy"
In ''of Nice and Men" ana lovely
Kay Inaksr, east ~ . society girl
who would very much like to
marry Brent James Whales di-
rection 10 said to b superb. %
that They Dare Not Love"
emerges . more moving and more
memorable production than even
his -show Boat" or Journeys
End
On the name new bin will be
she Knew All the Answers. fea-
turing Franchot Tone and Joan
Bennett.
Help your country; Buy u. ..
Defence Handn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Betty Compson. Silent
Screen Star, in Trouble

GLENDALE. Cal.-Betty Comp
son, 4s-year-old star Of the silent
screen, began paying IN INSTALL
ments q SIS fine imposed by Po-
lice Judge r. II. Lowe for driving
while intoxicated.
Miss Compson pleaded guilty
after spending a night in Jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Help your country; Buy U. ..
Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Hollywood Trains
Continental Actor

Willy CASTILLO. the famous Con-
tinental actor featured A. Lucky
Luciano In Wages of Sin" now
playing a first run engagement at
the Capitol thester. IL known in
the theater world a. thu Clark
Gable OF Europe.
Although born IN Holland. Cas-
tello's father was a famous Italian
actor and Willy was trained TO the
stage from infancy, with the re-
suit that as a young man he be-
came a sensation on the stage and
screen all over Europe. He speaks
six major continental languages
fluently, but until brought 10
America by Carl Laemmle ST.,
some two years ago, had never
spoken a word OF English. How
ever, under careful tutelage in
Hollywood. he made rapid progress
and now speaks this difficult Ian
gusge with only a slight trace Of
accent, reminiscent Of Francis
Lederer OF Paul Lukas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Stewart and Ginger Rogers IN
-Vivacious Lady"
sHEIs-Bursess Meredith and Irene
Hervey IN San Francisco Docks.
and Melvin Douglas and Myrna
10y IN Third Finger. Left Hand. !"
sUNsET-Louis Hayward and Joan
Bennett In Son OF Monte oristo, /"
also shirley Temple and Jack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

This latest picture produced BY
Daryl =. Zsnuek features Linda
Darnell and Rita Hayworth who
head the famous name cast
To faithfully capture the rich
colors Of the Spanish costumes,
architecture and atmosphere. Di-
rector Reuben Mamouhsn took
his technieolor camera crew and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Oakie In Young People
TEMPLE-Edward O Robinson and
Ida Lupino in The Sea Wolf" slso
Eugene Palette In Ride. Kelly.
Ride"
LIBERTY. PuysIlup = Charles Bower
and Margaret Sullivan In Back
Street"
RIVIERA. Summer Fredric March
and Betty Fleld IN Victory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

George Brent pIoys the role
Of o prince in They Dore Not
Love-" new ostrocsion which
comes 10 the RioIto theoter
Thursday.
smart choice Of players. both stars
and supporting actors, for the
careful lavishncss Of it, many set
tings. and for the sympathetic
understanding with which the en-
tire production has bean invested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Help your country; Buy u. q.
Defense Bends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Rita Hayworth and Linda
Darnell Head Strong Cast
Mary Beth Hughes in Companion Film
Titled The Cowboy and the Blonde"

With the blazing pageantry of Spain providing the color
full background for Tyrone Powers most powerful role 10th
CenturyFoxs latest techncolor hit Blood and Sand,
opens Thursday at the Music Box theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Blood Sand With Tyrone Power the Music Box Thsda

Your Postmaster can tel you
how 10 invest in y. s. DEFENSE
Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Rushton TO Fight
Merger Of Banks
In Six Cities
r,n.. s,.n rrrrttpAnAsal

LANSING, Jan. 1o.-Consolids-
ton Of national banks in six Mich
iran cities will he challenged by
Attorney General Herbert J. Rush
ton. although il had the blessing
Of his predecessor, Attorney Gen.
ersl Thomas Read.
Rushton has taken the opposite
position al the request OF Bank
Ing Commissioner Fred B. Elliott
.Ir. of Flint. whose protests against
the cham went UNDECIDED by Read.
The merger took effect Decem-
her ? when national hanks in
Lansing. Battle Creek, Marshall,
oa4i 4ii++44ss-t-44 4Al--sE4G-t 'i-sas
Rapiis formed the Michigan Ma
tional Bank. Elliott contended the
consolidation was contrary 10 the
1887 Legislatures anti = b h
banking clause in the financial in
sutuuons act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
.JaiIs Contractor
On S51S Debt

MT. CLEMENS. Jan. 10. -
Leonard B. Orioff. 81. Detroit
contractor, will remain in county
Jail on a body warrant, unless his
attorney can find some way 70
release him, he learned today al
a session in Circuit Court before
Judge Neil E. Reid.
Orloff, who lives at 1892 Asbury
park. is in Jail on charges made
by DR.. w. r. Robertroy, Mt.
Cleusns dentist. that Orloff built
a home for Robertroy and COLI
lected S518 over the contract
price. In court Orloff admitted he
overdrew the drawing account set
aside by Robertroy for the con-
struction but said he has no avail
able cash now to pay back the
money.
Robertroy obtained body at
tachment and put up So weekly.
in advance. TO keep him in jail
until he pays the amount In
court Orloff was denied a motion
to dismiss the case on technical
grounds. He estimated If he had
to serve his full term he would be
in Jail until April. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Timss staff Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 10. = After
loudly criticizing Gov. Murray D.
Van Wagner for asking S625 back
pay in lieu of a vacation while
highway commissioner, Republic
ans today discovered two of their
colleagues guilty of the same tao
tics-and quickly called truce.
Van Wagoner's voucher was APP
proved by Budget Director Gus T.
Hartman the day Hartman quit
that job to become deputy secre-
tary of state.
Republicans now have learned
that Hartman then wrote a similar
voucher for hemself. leaving IL for
approval by his successor, Budget
Director Leo j. Nowicki. Nowicki
caye-hfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Governor Warns
Job Hungry Of
Civil Service
BY DON GARDNER
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 10.-Gov. Muir
ray D. Van Wagner laid down
the law today TO job-hungry DEM
ocrats who are stumped for a way
to circumvent the new civil service
law.
He warned he will not tolerate
wholesale dismissals of present
employees and promised that all
persons hired for subordinate posi-
ii from now on will be selected
by the civil service commission.
ADHERE TO ACT
"By blanketing In all state
employees who have qualified for
their jobs under civil service
during the last four years." he
said. "the new commission GER
tainly gave proof of Its purpose
to adhere both 10 the spirit and
the letter of the constitutional
amendment.
This clearly means that APP
pointees / have named to head
major state departments and
commissions must I'LL subordi-
nate positions strictly In accord
ance with civil service.
81 have set the example In the
executive office by filling my
STAFF with persons who qualified
for their jobs by taking exami-
nations under the merit system.
All state employment policies
are TO be settled solely by the
civil service commission"
FEW JOBS AVAILABLE
Meanwhile. Democratic legisla
tors found little solace in the few
| Jobs that will be available for de
serving party workers.
1--WE find there are some jobs
left. but mighty few" said Sem
ate Democratic Floor Leader
James A. Burns of Detroit. Il
guess well have to be satisfied
with what we can get. We have
made a few commitments. you
know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
SILENT ON HARTMAN

Auditor Gen. Vernon J. Brown,
in criticizing Van Wagoner's re-
quest for vacation pay-and refus-
ing to honor the voucher-failed to
mention that Hartman also petit
toned for similar pay. Two years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Pledges Strike Aid
Gov Van Wagner Tells Neisner Girls He VIII Push
Peace Pact as They Serenade Hin, in Lansing

LANSING. Jan. 10.-Gov. Muir
ray D. Van Wagner promised
speedy settlement of the Neisner
stores strike in Detroit today
after being serenaded by 200 lusty
voiced counter girls singing God
Bless America"
He said he will consult with the
labor mediation board and Neisner
officials before deciding whether
to appoint a fact-finding commit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
RFC Co-OPERATED

The Reconstruction Finance
Corporation. which owns a large
share of preferred stock in all
the banks, also co-operated in the
plan.
One of the important questions
in connection with chain banking
is whether certification from the
banking commissioner is neces-
sary. Elliott refused TO issue a
certificate. but Read told bankers
10 proceed without il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
oouyr'oh, by Detroit Time. Az ri'ht' reese

throwing merchandise at each
other. No arrests were made be-
cause Berg said he would be unable
to identify the perpetrators.
"Our employees are well salts
fed" Berg told Police Capt.
Early. They get between Sl4
and SlS a week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
CALLED ILLEGAL

Rushton may institute quo war
ranto proceedings in the Supreme
Court. forcing the chain TO show
csuse- why 1t si1oeid net be forced
10 dissolve.
Il intend TO fight this merger
because l believe IL IL against
the law" he said.
Biggest stakeholder and leader
in the consolidation has been
Charles r. Bohn, Detroit indus
trfahst. When the merger was
completed. Howard J. Stoddard.
president OF the Lansing National
Bank was named president of the
chain.
The 1887 law was passed for
the very purpose Of preventing
branch national banking Of this
kind" Elliott said. II went IN
Read last August and insisted
he challenge II In court, but he
ignored me-"
II was Reads opinion last May
which ruled the consolidation was
possible and oiled the machinery
which brought approval from the
United States controller OF cur
rency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
COP Asks Truce
Criticism of Van Wagner for Asking Vacation Pa.
Reveals Two COP Officials Sought Overtime

ago Hartman was deputy auditor
general under Brown.
Having unearthed Hartman's
voucher for S625, 1t was next dis
covered that Lawrence d. Men
dorf. former Republican secretary
of the administration board. had
requested $3.50 for two weeks pay
for 1910 on grounds that he, too,
had not had a vacation.
NONE WAS HoNoRED
Brown refused to honor any OF
the claims. but mentioned only the
governors voucher in making his
indignant denunciation of the sal
airy grab scheme.
The auditor general has decided
now TO submit the question to the
administrative board. This deci'
sion followed conference late
yesterday with the governor.
The back salary claims are baseo
on the fact that neither Van Wag
oner nor Hartman had vacation:
in 1889 or 1910, while Niendori
had no vacation last year. The
state never before has paid money
in lieu of holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
WAGE-HOUR BILL

He said he will confer with SEN
ator Charles c. Diggs Cd of De-
troit. who has introduced a bill in
the Senate providing for a Accent
an-hour minimum with a 44-hour
maximum work week.
After meeting leaders in his
office. the governor addressed
strikers in the House of Repre-
sentatives chamber.
"You people cannot afford to
wait until we pass laws to help
YOU" he said II know that
S12.81 week isn't enough and
l intend TO help you do sOme-
thing about It,"
Half an hour after strikers left
the Capitol. a squad of Lansing
policemen was called TO local
Nelsner store.
Oscar Berg, store manager. said
50 men and women entered the
store, and without warning began
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

tee TO investigate charges that
employees were paid S12.87 for q
54-hour working week.
Strikers. who are members OF
the United Retail and Wholesale
Employees of America, CIO. were
led to the governors office by
Tracy NJ. Doll, president of the
Detroit Council of the CIO.
STRIKERS DEMANDS
They are seeking union recogni-
ton, reinstatement of eight dis
charged union leaders, and a mini
mum wage of sic week.
81 understand these girls re-
ceive weekly wage averaging
between So and 50 a week." the
governor said. Their request
for SIC doesn't seem unreason-
able.
I'm not 50 much concerned
with union recognition as am
with wages and hours. We may
not have the proper laws to
govern such matters, and this
question may take long range
planning"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-22
Small Talk

Sometimes there really amt point staying home
get and things when to visit
night her that should and the first thing
nta the little that the coOred telephone booth
calling Somerset Opal Whyes where he and wife, Peaches his
sister Margaret from Kansas City, Helen and Clarence Smith had
been and the had forgot Of wanted them
Opal will have mail them mans gotta ogit
time to give wife something to about.
Must be wonderful be missed-I felt happy for Bill Carroll
missed him Chicago Field Sunday the tennis
heard
without Bill Carroll"
tales little softer than the three letter word that with
OPP and ends with "ebut anyhow call shadow boxing And
don't in the groove-thats passe-say it's groovy
But amt heard nothing yet-Ltle Clifford Rucker got
from Denver Colorado huff little teddy
which could fgger half century old Papa Cliff
had played with it but es those thoughts out head that
Mr. Ruker 80 long before he along that teddy
been played with by his four
he amt nowhere So but interesting teddy
the family for two generations.
Mrs Hazel Curry and the kids have Camput the
part that instance is to distinguish the mother from the oldest augh
But taking vacation this travelling
where visitors
she can't have vacation this
pretty good job
If FDR amt let buy nothing the nstament plan,
what am do? Sometimes have
stalment plan!