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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Caroline Chatfield
Best Turn He Ever Did Her Wa. to Jilt Her.
Says Today
Tlue Registered, U, s, Patent otnoO
DEAR MISS CHATFELD:

DEAR MISS CHATF1ELD; -.
 My mother Is seml-nvad support and cant get have had very dear friend understood situation and not being oneymaker agreed that hsoud let matters rock along
 ee months ago rich widow who had been s girl tells that she Is building home for them ana ne Christmas time He he doesn't love her
 s since she d willing build bills he's going o marry that his marriage will not keep him from seeing state I've tried to convince myself better off making my living than would like him. But this doesn't cure my heart ache. you give hftp JbLED'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Of Interest To Women

Hve you . houSehoId VV0blen
 Co AOIvef WPIle ysuP question
 clearly. aIgB yOuP name and ndS
 dress. enclose q IhFee.eent postage GdIItOF, WnHhInEtOn Service DuFeaw
 Ok The WntegbUpy De0OeFnt. S0tH l 18th Street. Washington, D. G. sOw
 personal FepIy. Don't teIeDhOneI i write as dIFeeted,
 c. Tn preparing for an evening of Contract Bridge, shall I provide q pencil and score pad for each player in Q folirSome2
 1 A. Yes; if they are experienced Contract Bridge players. Experi- enced players watch the score very closely both to keep track Of which sides are vulnerable, and also to watch part-scores. If player and his partner have a part-score, they will definitely not want to bid more than is necessary to make game, (unless slam is in sight) and if their opponents have part-score, they will not want to let the con- tract go easily, especially If 1t is the last game of the rubber.
 c. Our two boys graduate from high school in February and we are planning to send them to col- Iege in the fail. They will have to finance themselves, at least in part. Where can I get some con- crete suggestions as to how they can do It, as well as general information about the total costs, etc, of col- lege education?
 A. We suggest that you send to the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Wagh- ingtcn, ID. O., for Q copy of the publication Working Your Way Thru College" Vocational Division Bulletin No. 2i0, OfFice of Edrca- ton. The price Is 20 cents and re- lmittance should be in coin or money order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Ho1e, To Keep We'll
DsVRblss PAsIo
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

Ausd letters psrso.a ns.tn ana pSs'sns d .O h S
  envelope enclosed Letter. ssss sses,vs %  MndOD street. chlTnSo m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
CHRISTMAS SEALS
 NET $4,76O HERE

With twelve days remaining in itS drive for 97.000, tho Waterbury Anti- Tuberculosis league this morning announced receipt Of s4,700 to date in the annual Christmas seal sale. Of this amount, 92b hos been col- lected from the coin boxes which are placed in several of the downtown stores, banks, and the post office.
 The amount collected from the Waterbury Savings bank box has been the largest 10 date, with that ct Rowland & Hughes next, accords ing to league officials.
 John II. Aauer directs for Repub- A I. fa aa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

another brought into the picture be of m- measurable help The loss of beau makes girl wonder she's lost Depressing thought The beau restores her faith in herself The loss of beau Is likely to make girl cynical about love- The beau restores her faith in love and in humanity
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
--wE, THE WoMEN-'-- Like Any Good Thing, Radio Listening Can Be Abused Woman Who Is Complete "Dial.Addict" Merely Sabotages Her Own Housework
BY RUTH MILLETT

got got That was way Cal. oa judge decided divorce suit in which husband charged his wife wouldn't children me" because she always listening to the radio.
 a Arn O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

 unsuitable publication Will provided M held n confidence wFe Miss ohathed B of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

doesn't always work that She's heabroken theS then and then she's cured That's long and pain Journey finally lands where wants be: high abov pain separation where she look down compOeny and vol At her toly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

syrup become sugary before all are dipped out, add about one fourth Of cup Of water and recook.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

security In marriage to who himself the highest bidder and keep his tilted sweetheart? After she's heard those words pS you'd think the would loathe him. You'd think love would turn Co hate right on the spot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

This lift you lucky rustic find number CAROLINE CHATFTELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

pathetic and aughable things about woman that when stick she loves she implicit that going be just the sort of husband Sht wants faults he seldom does) she thinks that they fall the light her love When she recognizes h weakness seldom he will be strong man once she's married to him and can build him up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

John H. Aauer directs for Repub- lie. Albert J. Cohen is associate producer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
ANSWER:

ANSWER:
 There are some ugly dictionary that fit the of your cxbeau printable but know what mean study them and then get down on your knees that escaped man without honor without pride twO-tmer hardly who recognizes her responsible ly invalid mother and works to support her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Among the fruit cake questions this time of gear there always At least black ha steamed rather than baked So recipe for just this type of cakes - " " ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Prices Subject to 30 Sales Tss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Dining Echoes from Old
Vienna. The Leisurely and De-
lightful Dinners OF That Epi-
cures Paradise Are No Longer
to BE Enjoyed There, but You'll
fAtnt the DIRECTIONS for PFePaE-
ing Some of the Dishes Which
Made NIennese Cooking Famous
In the Housewives Food Alma
mack. In The American Weekly.
the Magazine Distributed with
This Sundays Issue of The De-
trOit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Retersed Cal SHmmer OffOrds
(A) AIl-white with perfectly plain toe
OBJ White medallion wing-tip, favorte
&C. Medallion straight tip in al-white
CD Medallion tip white with brown trim
FIRST DISQUALIFICATION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
EarIy Predictions on Alice Faye

NEW YORK NOVELETTE, ~Pi Harris be the next Mr. Alice
~ Faye.-From March 81
Faye Phil Harris have date early Summer,
81 tells friends From here. April "A
that Martha and Neil Lang
the altar And much larger odds Alice Faye
From Jimmy Elders column April %
Reports that Alice Faye and orchestra leader Phil Harris would
They be able
September becomes final unless they do in
Mexico WHICH THEY WONT.'-Dorothy Kilgalen May II
Alice will wed Phil Harris late
Marcia Rton final AND NOT
BEFORE. AS SOME IRRESPONSIBLE COLUMNlSTS WOULD
HAVE IT"-From Danton Walkers column May u
alice Married Phil Harris MexcoFrom all the
NfaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

BROADWAY SMALL TALK:
- Virginia Hill has lost her
heart 10 John Carroll of the flick
erS Such long-distance calls
from the Waldorf. Bramwell
Fletcher has shifted 10 Ann Burr
of Native Son from Diana Bar
ryTnore Juan Romero. the
Latin mint The now owns the
Rudy Valentino mansion in Hol-
lywood) will wed Mrs. Sven Lo-
crantz, Beverly Hills socialite
King Features may seriallze Val
tins out of the Night IN June
Dinah Shore may tour S.
America fair enough swap for
Carmen Miranda
NEW YORCHIDS. Cappella and
Beatrice. lovely dancers at La
Conga LaVerne's ice capering
AT the Center Nudge Field
ings dance direction and Miles
Whites eyefilling frocks in the
new Copa show -hig-time .
Zanuck's Ty Powerhouse; Blood
and Sand" J. Teagardens
Dccca disc of Chicks Is Wonder
ful''l.. The Stork'S new delicacy
miniature steak tidbitS on toast
plus sliced onion. tomato and Jack
Spooner's Cub sauce. A won
derful thing Kostelanetz'
exciting recording Of Falling in
Love With Love Bill Perry's
Saturday Night Serenade Via CHS
Blue Barrons ork at the
Edison Green Room And TO
the new American Flying Services
Foundation-to ready Americans
in the art of plotting planes-at
no fee.
COUNDS IN THE NIGHT: Al
y Edith Roark's She's the
cream in his coffee and he's the
lemon in her tea At Fl Mo
rocco: Hes a reg lar Lady Chat
terley's Loafer' In Lindys s;
He must be a big shot. Every
body pats his back and talks
behind it, At Reuben Bleu
His eyes look AS though they
were meporizjRa you e.. In Club
Is. "LaStI9night we had more
celebrities than people
BROADW AY CASANOVA'S
definition of Carryin' the Torch:
When YOU can't see enough Of her
and she's seen enough Of you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Mrs. Ford Knitting
To Aid Red Cross

Mrs. Henry Ford is revealed to-
day as a Red Cross knitter. She
at the Women's National
Farm and Garden Association con-
in Pittsburgh with a bro
caded bag under her arm.
I'm knitting for the Red
Cross" she explained, indicating
the bag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

SALLIES IN OUR ALLEY: Allyn
Joslyn, the critic in arsenic and Old
Lace" is around midtown telling about
the two horses who were standing in front
of a Jamaica racetrack stable trying TO
figure out the boys in front of Lindys
John Buckmaster's crack about the Omen s
roundup of the aliens in the swank spots:
The FBI appear 10 be the only ones who
can get a waiter when they want one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

to Bundles for Britain And don't believe the claim
that Hess is screwbal He knew the time Hitler
ured him it wouldn't be for uniform.
If Hess said to Goering and Adolf "Il bet you penng
beat you Scotland the other two muggwaes gave
him the double swaska. If contest nobody
to be coming in second and third
Anyway it's the most sensational story of the and
only be balanced by Winston Churchill smuggling him
self into Berlin in a stalk of bananas.
Here's angle the quick German announcement of
Hess He probably knows the and location of
every fifth coumnst any place England United States and
South America.
By telling the world that Hess had abdicaed Berlin also
warned its pull stakes stand upon
the order of their scrammng the other hand England
tried TO keep Hess until London could pick up
of the spies.
ny onI News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

a cap from his back pocket and putting his
felt fedora into brown bag as he left the
MIC news bureau Mrs. Don Meade
bride of the jockey, pointing to him and say
ing: HE isn't much. but he's all mine
Lovely Evelyn Vernon who dances the
way Irene Castle did, at a La Martinique
table #. E.. AL Trahan, depressing those
who knew her with the news that his ex-
partner, Sandra Lynde. passed on at Pearl
River, N. Y, Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Handsome Lectures

NIEMOS MIDNIGTER: John Kimbrough last seasons ALI
vi handsome he's booked for lecture tour next
at hn Deanna DurbIn
Prayer'rst it's been the cinema
and Helen Travers the Club IL
cumming couple The Chs shortwave listening
ubant Britain That the Na IN
Isles startedbu somebody forgot to tell Hess
called off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

MANHATTAN MURALS The shapely gal lying on the grass In
park the trespasseTs The new fu
windows The block Grand Street
selling bridal outfits The peanut
vendor "Getcha redho peanuts
home' The 9Th Avenue al o3rd
trying waiting for the traffic lamps
without them The picture for editors
Young every afternoon Columbus
Circle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
New York Heartbeat

fTIE BIG PARADE: Mrnaah Thing of Beauty is 10y
Il Tommy Manvile the Ladies Ho-IIum Companion
Mature the PlaYbealI V. Katenbon taking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Walter Winchen
On BI'ONAIUNY

Trade Mark Registered Copyright, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Gloria Vanderbilt
Flies 10 Wed DiCiC(o

NEW YORK. Dec. II GNS) 49,
Gloria Vanderbilt left New York
by plane today en- route TO Santa
Barbara, Cal. where the 17-year.
old heiress said she intends 10 wed
Hollywood agent Pasquale (PaO
Di Cicco later this month.
Gloria, accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt.
explained that her fiance was 10
have accompanied her TO the West
Coast but his lRst-minute decision
TO seek service with the United
States Army'S Intelligence Divi-
sion had taken him 10 Washington
instead. Gloria will wait for Pat
IN Santa Barbara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

indeed would be apt 10 humor'
Harry in anything which woulc
keep him from realizing that their
was no real necessity for the in
action upon which Doctor Twltch
ell had insisted.
1T would be good thing IL
YOU were out OF reach when I
breach this 20 the Chief" Harry
went on.
GOING TO LANSFIELD
Il shall he just that very
shortly" ! said
Father wishes me 10 20 over
10 the Lansfield and do various
things for him.
I'm only waiting until Miss
WhitloCk SAYS can he spared
here. and until my father pro-
Vides a car for me. He will not
permit me 10 travel afoot or by
taxi"
II should think not" Harry
said. after what happened here
this morning Although at that,
I don't think they're aiming at
you just now. It's Lillian they're
after"
"Of course. dear girl" Lillian
said hastily.
I'm perfectly all right now,
although I'm not denying ia
like you here beside me until
the nurse\ gets back"
There's no chance Of YOUR
losing me until then" I told
her warmly
when will YOU he back ."
she asked wistfully, and Harry
added an inSistent. Make il Is
soon a. possible"
II shall do just that" I told
them warmly DO you want
me tn stay here tonight"
''y; that isn't the last word In
-ahAurd- questions Lillian
claimed.
You know that I want YOU
with me every minute you can
XIV NV AVu tuH U itihkIHt WHAT
having you here means TO me
just now"
VOICE FALTERED
Her voice faltered, and l saw
that she was near 10 tears. Pur
posely, | struck a flippent note.
Then" l said, "I shall move
In this afternoon, bag and bag
gage, prepared In make you
twice glsd--or sorry"
Its you who probably will
he sorry" Harry Underwood
struck In, echoing my flippancy.
"by the time old Hallorsn gets
through turning you into Lis
image"
II shall love IT," I said truth
fully. III only Father consents
to my doing it."
That's on the lap Of the
gods" Harry said, but I'll do
my Oldest 20 pull the trick"
NURSE, SPENCER ARRIVE
Hush" Lillian said softly.
and VIC fell silent as we heard
footsteps coming along the cor
ridor
The next second Miss Whitlocl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Connolly Answers

1-(al The Bridge Of San Luis
Rey." Wilder; tb) The Lady
or the Tiger" Stockton: (c)
Sapphire and the Slave Girl"
Villa Gather.
2-(a) John Brown, abolltioniSt:
tb) Francis Scott Key; tc)
George Washington.
Sal Philadelphia; tb) New
York; Co Plymouth. Mass
4-ta James Blaine. tb) w.
II Harrison; (c) Anthony
Wayne.
Sal Democrat: tbl Republi-
can; tc) FederaliSt.
6-(A Composing (b)e SNUG
Cling: (c) art and writing.
la Mark Twain; M Helen
Hunt jackson; tc) Jack
London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Riches Of Woman
Dead on Train Gone

CHICAGO. Dec. II tINS).-De-
tectives today Investigated the
death Of Mrs. Guy Barham. widow
OF the former publisher OF the Los
Angeles Express. and sought the
whereabouts OF $500 in cash she
had with her when she boarded a
Chicago-bound Santa Re train in
Los Angeles
Mrs Barham. 81. was found
dead in her berth shortly before
the train reached Chicago. Her
iewelry. valued AT 100000 and
other valuables were intact. but
the cash which police learned she
had on her person when she left
the coast, was missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

A Sequel TO Marriage MeddIers

restaurant stunt: No. no, girl.
Wen have TO say that
Madge proposed IL TO us. and
was anxious 20 do II. but was
afraid he would object. and that
We volunteered to ask him
about IT,"
LEAVES 1T TO HARRY
ooh, OF course. How stupid
OF me-" Lillian said in swift
self-accuSation.
And one things certain. I'm
going 90 leave the telling In
your hands. Harry. I'd be sure
to bungle II. I'm just not hit
ting on all cylinders these days"
You're doing all right" her
husband said. smiling At her.
But I'll volunteer 10 butter
up the Chief. He'll be apt 10
humor me, I imagine, 10. make
up for my having 10 lie doggo
here"
Lillian and I exchanged surrep-
titious glsnCeS. II what we sus-
pected Of my fathers pact with
the surgeon were true, the Chic!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker
THERE Ae 6OesI
By Zane Grey

l-Connecticut.
2-The swan.
By looking al the title page.
The fylcaf is the blank page
just inside the cover.
South Dakota. New Hamp-
shire and Vermont. respec-
lively
5-One foot and one-half.
6-Platypus.
There are 27l43 gallons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

husband said,
a n d g h e
looked AZ him
W1de-eyed.
Nv hat do
YOU mean ."
she Queried.
I" Sim pl v
this" he coun-
tered.
HOW Is "
going 10 look
to the Chief
N we calmly
propose that
his daughter
substitute for
YOU In that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

pushed open the door and my
father followed her into the room
The nurse went directly 10 her
patient, put her fingers on his
pulse and looked critically at him
Have you moved any
muscles? ?" she queried sharply.
"Only those Of my tongue" he
retorted flippantly They've
been going plenty, but you said
I could talk"
II didn't tell YOU 10 overdo
It," she said a bit tartly
Now YOU close your eyes for
awhile and keep quiet"
But I've got 10 talk 10 the
Chief before he goes" her pa
tent said rebelliouSly.
I [ CONTINUED Tomorrow
For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Jail for Raid Violators

NEW YORK. Dec. IT dNS1.-
Jail sentences up to six months
and fines ranging up to $500 can
be imposed on individuals falling
10 obey orders Of air raid officials
during air raid alarms under q law
passed BY The city council today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

LillianS. glad cry and her hus-
bands picturesque expletive
sounded together, in answer 10
my proposal. and then Lillian
Sprsng up and kissed me.
1.-THE very thing" she said
you won't have TO appear In
II Mt all"
you're not thinking" her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Mock invasion,
I s3.lesfiorled
~ Cove BlIIlent

& = L0OQDON, March 7(x-
rs meek invasieufAel Eng1GnA
~ BIltlsh forces WIN Staff
. offlcers ilmperDonating the
German general staff, has Gre
stsd . high governmental pug
sle, Informed sources asserted
today.
War Secretary II. D. r. Mar
gesson has given the official
story 70 the House Of Com
mons, saying that both civil
and military Organisations
came through with the great
ct credit"
Reliable sources said the
puzzle was whether British Of
ficers who acted - NaSi COM
manders were Exceptionally
brilliant or whether the de-
tenders were not % astuts.
The sham Invasion, AIarses-
son raid. lasted Z week and
featured landings BY air ana
ses probably On Z scale greater
than Germany could lannch.
High sources said the repalsing
forces COPIED with IN attack
more successful than any
Adolf Hitler could devise.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Steam Prompt,
Fire Stare 81. d.
.Dspostmsnt Makes
Run 70 Scene

oSteam arising from the roof
OF = downtown building gave the
fire department . little excite
inent this morning:
The department was called to
the corner Of North avenue and
Market street shortly before
1880 o'clock when q passerby
saw what he believed 10 be
smoke curling from the roof top
Of . nearby building.
He notified the fire depart
ment, and investigation disclos-
ed that the smoke" was in real
tty steam caused by melting
snow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07

DANN AH6OHIQchH March Z
~ IN Michigan Civil Sefv-
Ice CommisBion, which y6ster-
4ay pared patrona6e down 70
100 jobs 70 b.. ,appointsd by
state department. heads. q pre-
pAring ! new ~ u rules 70 pre-
vunt loopholss Il the merit sys-
tenn.
One proposed rsgula 81 Q a,
which tn commiasion plans 70
sct upon next Thursday n Lam
sing. would provide rsvisicn Of
employment tactics. ~
II would rsquirs each state
department. u submit = lit Of
III IL jobs with specixicatjons -
o what tn johhold ers DO, Then
The department would hive to
seek permission Of the Civil
Service Commission TO create .
new Jos ana show that Il was
justified.
Paul =. Anderson, acting
Civil Services director, said he
would submit the proposal,
which would enable the COM
mission to keep = watchful eye
for tricks such - abolishing
state Jobs and than hiring some
one else from Civil Service rolls
70 do the work under the name
Of I different Job.
Another proposed rule would
provide for restoration of dis
missed employees when the COM
mission deemed the dismissal
unjustiAed. At present the COM
mission merely places persons
II believes unjustly dismissed on
the eligible roll.
The commission ct it, meet
ing here yesterday adopted .
scale Of preferential credit for
persons with previous expert
ence In state service seeking
Civil Service standing by COM
petitive examination. A bout
2,7O0 unclassified employees and
numerous former employees will
receive the credit.
The commission reconsidered
it, previous declaration that
county welfare agents were
under Civil Service and agreed
to AK the attorney general
whether the agents should Be
considered state employees.
The state probate judges as
sociation contended the agents
were employees of the courts and
were therefore exempt from
Civil Service.
al Selection al u Civil Service
director from Il applicants was
deferred. Applicanta prominent
~ mentioned included MAXWELL
Dsvoe, Rhode Island civil serv-
Ice director, and Kenneth Pen
nybaker, formerly Michigan and
now Minnesota civil service d.
rector.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Tavern BFayvI
Ends in Court
Ven Dyke Mon :
Denies chorss


Overnon Sherman, ~, Of ATS
Republic, Van Dyke, pleaded. IN
nocent to = charge Of assault and
battery when he appeared before
Justice Of the Peace Frank +.
Jeanette this morning and ex-
animation was ret for March IL.
Bond was ret at 800.
Sherman was arrested by
deputy sherifs last night In .
Van Dyke tavern after the pro-
prietor, Christ Schmidt, told of{i-
GERS Sherman assaulted him
after IN argument.
Sherman was remanded 70 the
county jail In Lieu Of the bond.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Their Rambling Reporter

Nest recent msanher q IL
long lit Of daily newspapefu
In nj parts Of IL countxy
which have picked up, anA
y used, outstanding editorials
frsm the columns % The
Daily Monitor h the lgerth
Penn Reporter, Of Lansdals,
Pa.
In it, edition Of March 4, the
clearly edited. attractive Phila-
delphia suburb publication car
ried with credit line to the
Monitor, the editorial entitled
"An Editor Must Say No.
which first appeared In Thu
Daily Monitor On Feb. 20. Not
long ago. military authorities r.
quested, and received, permits
sion 10 send reprints Of . Daily
Monitor editorial On defense &C.
tjvities In Mscomb county b I
long list Of newspapers through
out the midwest
\ d.
NGsunt CleuDsns PeoeTts ~
vortlool r DotFolt thealre peo-
granss - leng 40 - 1874, "
loarnoA this wook II soo1ning
Coeeeo ~. 0tark's ''yye OF
TlnefDys eolnnn Il . D0lrok
afeosnoon paDoe.
Stark, b. tn WY, = not alto
gether 3 stranger here because
he wos . guest spoa1or q III
Lions Club last year. Like mos(
newSpapermen, ~ writes better
thsn ~ talks. i
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Lako1l1o UOu[o w. q populoe
plneo. WI. 1leoWoonoys ~
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