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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
FAscisM PREDICTED

Kalamazoo. Mich. Feb. 25 -AP--
John T. Flynn. writer on econom-
les. declared here last night that
England in the war with Germany
might be forced to adopt some
form OF Fascism. win or lose.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
PUNISHED BY SUCCESS

Most OF US have heard the
plant OF habitual racetrack bet
tors-consequently habitual losers
who blame their addiction on the
fact that they won the first day
they ever went to the track II
they only had lost every bet that
day they would have stayed
away. or such is the tenor OF their
sobs So IT is also with some Of
the Wild bidders we all see--fel-
lows who try all sorts Of crazy
psychic bids and plays. with no
apparent rhyme or reason TO some
OF them Investigation of their
past usually viii show that they
got away with crazy bid once
upon a time. and are trying to re-
peat the feat They are still being
punished by their initial success.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Observe Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Lawrence en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday in Oh
servance OF the eth wedding ami.
versary of their daughter and son.
in1aw. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Suther
land. Drayton Plains. Covers werc
laid for twelve. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Seaton. daughter
Patricia and Lawrence Stockdale,
Lay Gardens. Robert Fuller and
Jerry Sutherland, Drayton Plains,
and Miss Thelma Gnich, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25

William Allen, Chicago. formerly
OF this city spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Underwood
and daughter Betty. Wayne Clanon
and Miss Verna Underwood. Detroit.
spent Sunday at the Underwoods.
Mr.. and Mrs W. R. Hazel spent
the week end in Fostoria. O.. with
Mr.. Hazel's sister. Mrs. Edna Hat
field. and her daughter. Helene.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Fine Points in Bridge
Nv SHEPARD BARCLAY

ive times for every occasion thai
profits him. An old-time partner
of his. who had been In the west
for some years. came back the
other day and. solved the mystery
Of the wild bidder He told about
the hand which had made the
mailman mad. II Is the one shown
here. and his bidding was az
given.
What A break OF luck he got,
In the first place. he was rather
fortunate IN having his partner
leave the 6-Spades bid In. inst. ad
OF taking out to 7-diamonds. Then
look at the luck OF the play. AZ
the cards lie. his 6-Spade contract
vas cold" The only trick East
and West could get was with the
trump A, after East led the dia-
m md s. for the club finesse
worked and spade Q was caught
In a finesse.
Ever since that day. according
To his old partner. North has been
trying TO win points In sirnilar
fashion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Announce Birth OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, Route
3. Ypsilanti, are announcing the
birth OF son Saturday in Boyer
Hospital. The baby weighed seven
pounds, six ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Marriage Announced

WIT TdHC TTTTOUINSU
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Griffin. De.
troit, are announcing the marriage
of their daughter, Dona Jean, TO
Max A. Wilcox. Ypsilanti, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox. The
ceremony took place January III
Bowling Green. D. The couple are
living at 5000 Rossbach Rd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
New District
Is Proclaimed
Won't High School
Neor McChord Bose

A new union high school district
south of TAeoms near MeChord
field was declared official In
existence Wednesday by County
School snpt. Percy J. Cox.
At the same time, officials Of
the new district. headed by Chair
man George n Dorfncr Of klk
Plain. announced their orraniKa-
ton plans eventual construction
Of n new school building, centrally
situated In the district.
Residents of five county school
districts voted on the union high
proposal Dec. rs. Since 10 days
have elapsed without protest.
supt. Cox designated the new set
up as Pierce County Union high
school district No eos.
Hope for a. n. Aid
First problem 81 The district.
Chairman Dorfner said. 4. build
ing IL is hoped. he said. Ia get
some federal aid since the district
IL affected materially by the in
flux Of families attached To Nc
Chord field. II location Of tho
school II at a central point, II will
be about two TO four miles from
the air base community.
The five school districts making
up the nucleus for the union high
school are Clover Creek, whle h
voted 30 To 20 In favor OF the
proposal. Elk Plain. which favored
IT ~ 10 o. Greendale. which voted
ID 10 o. spanaway - 10 o. and
IAeamas where II carried 10 10 }.
Hour In Transit
High school students in those
nsig now travel by bus
10 Tacoma. Roy and khpowsin.
Some. Dorfnsr declared. must e.
50 miles each way daily "a
kapowsin and are forced 90 spend
three To four hours = day In
transit
Other districts In the area south
Of IN. city with similar problem.
may 10 invited TO Join In the
union
This isn't . new idea" Board
Chairman Dorfnsr said. Some
residents Of these districts have
been fighting for II several years
II Will meet both . defense
situation and AN old need DE.
yeiopmsnt Of that part u the
county has been held back by the
fact that Their. hiss been no high
school nearby"
Representatives. Of IN. other
districts on the union high board
are ". G. Fowler, Of spsnANay.
George y. Allen. Glover Creek
Henry Amundssn fAcamss. and
y. {. Schsnx. Cfsendsls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Mrs. {. Y. Brennan
Pallbearers Named

V. Margaret Brennan. pioneer
resident OF Pierce county who was
born in Roy ~ years before Wash
ington was admitted as state.
Will be held at 2.15 p. m. Thurs
day from Nellinger's chapel Rev.
Marion =. Flint. pastor Of Beth
esda Baptist church. will offelate
Pallbearers for the service will
be Irving y Hin. Albert ". kiich-
en-. 3. Arthur Locks. Anton J Mel
sen. Henry c. Rice and y y.
Ewing Burial will bs In the Ia
coma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
New Super Defense Agency
Starts Drive for Freedom

fhi. can ani, rs~~s that In
IN. i.,.~.s,sss future every
thing In eur National ME must
h. .ahsrsilssicd 10 The s~sss-
-lts fsr aefeese."
To management. the orA said
Industry mus, sibofsilnsts u.
eonrefn svef tho p0ssihls effects
of tremendous immediate sspas.
sion uneNpressed hope fnr
Wartime profits must b. stsfaiy
rcpfsssea"
To labor. a said =" intelligent
and patriotic cooperation u the
men who man the machines 10
vital labor must avnsd any
attempt ~ make Improper uss u
lts position IN tho present world.
side emergency. The whole prsn.
cipl. Of collective bargaining aud
the rights Of labor F.. 10 being
challenged +"
To management and labor, u
said III the totalltarisn forces
If The world are victorious /.
both capital and labor will become
m. Involuntary yasasls Of all
powerful state"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Kay Kyser at
The Music Box
Kent .ToYlor Stars
In Companion Film

aix meloiv and m~iesrsms sr1
yesa have = nstosfyrsms o.. u -
mere sspilest vua have ~vean
Fsaa oas starring Nav Kys<v .na
featuFsnE Ass fsmous hard srs ne
cellsx. q Musical Nncwi~axs
The nslsdv FIVE new eng hits
=. ~ Jane. ncitsxh Ard lana
meFcsF. Responsible fer = csnsf
Give raa Anything nut Love- snd
sshsf asees~ess rhs new .uars
are put ssfue In the Showed
kYssF style with special assist
anee from Gslnnv asmms Harry
Hahhsst. ish kshlbn,s ard aslly
Mason Ono navslty aumh~r. The
HAD iIamas msn.~ nss sr>ss.l
sasnnd sna mtsipi effects ~
sanevex. rhs other nsw seaas are
entitled srd Know You Any.
where "ysa'v. Got Ne rms
Way Like the Fslls ons~ a>sas
sna I've aas . Ore rfsss hsnas
Tn. msipdrsms s~t In . kisuusr
mansion aa . ssafmy night %
mesixstsd ~ Heliy~ece's three
mast famous demons n tkstitry.
Peter lesrs. noris kssioff ard
nsls Luxusi They pIsn n mnvsisv
10y seesasasi itsl~n Parrish. lav~-
~ sehatsnts hsirsss, IN less 9Th
hsfo p~nals o'ks~fs. ~ that they
can continu~ thelf damln&nss ever
Alma ltrussf. tss sp~ns sroafy
aunt sha ~siI centred Hsi~es
money
IN. msiofytsma ~ss sansesssd
~ David nasiss. VIA ale. pfe-
auesd AMI directed the picture.
IN collaboration with writer lanes
V Kern. aha sIs. wv.ss me screen
play.
I'm stin Alive" companies
fllm. sisfs Kent Taylor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

AsuI> N-pfesld.ni
hoaseveiis new super defense
agency. ready 10 subordinate
everything In national life to re
armament efforts, h.gen It's drive
"Wednesday "a make tho United
States tho woriis great arsenal
Tor the defense al democracy aud
freedom.
oPA the office TOT production
management was created by an
.sreutiV. order u came into 81.
.stsne. Tuesday night when NJ
Roosevelt signed commissions n
four members lndustfiaiist Wi.
liam \ knudsen. Labor Leader
Sidney hlllman Secretary Of War
Henry l.. stimson, and Secretary
Of the Navy Frank Knox
The sstent the orM 10 prepared
10 TO with the broad powers dele.
gated TO q by the president was
revealed In this part 81 a state.
msnt issued by It's four members
we shall have need ef the
sstise. aggressive and en-
thusis.tic cooperation ~ every
man, woman and child In the
United states " We are Ia
make this arsenal ia America
adequate Ia successful defense
Of democracy and freedom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
"NobOdy,s Chdren "DoOred Caravan Riviera 7hrSda
Edith Fellows
Stars in Drama
William Boyd Hero
OF Companion Film

uNWANTEp small humans
. homeless 81. pareniless
alone pitting their tiny .tefnEth
against A unheedlng world Prom
The popular radio program come.
.Noeoty.s Children" q drama 10
STIR AL hearts
Story q the gallant fight te
rlss sSoeclys Children" What
should es every kids elrthufht
-. parents and a home the
nsw Columbia drsms coming 10
The Riviera theatcr on Thursday.
features lovely Edith Fellows with
BILLY lee and Lots Wilson In I'M
poftAnl roles "Nobcdys Children
wss directed hy Charles BARTON
and eeas, -to-eoAst breakfasts q
Walter White ". who figures
prominently In the untorsettshls
motion plctur. drama
Tn the same new bill viii be
Doomed Caravan" starring vii
liam Boyd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Finally Made IT.!

Charles Boyer and Margaret Sui
lavan finally succeeded in being
starred in the same picture g.
Back Street"
Several seasons ago they were
cast in the stellar roles Of Hotel
Imperial" but Miss SULLIVAN broke
her arm the second day Of work
on the picture Before she could
get her arm out Of sling. both
she and Boyer had other picture
commitments which they could not
escape. They never made Hotel
Imperial"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
S8.782 Ordinance
For Main Is Passed

Tn. council passed an ordinance
"Wednesday creating local I'M
provement district along SO.
Adams ~ from 50. 18th 10 2srd
SITS, for installation Of perma-
nent water main 20 cos, an est
mated ss.7s225
Another ordinance was intro
dueed calling for the strAisht.n-
and nth ats by vscstiEg a strip
Of land 81 feet wide. which Will
revert to the owners Of the sbut-
ting lots No objections were
raised At the public hearing on
this Jan o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
It's Betty, All Right!

When you see Warner Brothers
Winged Victory" you will see
Betty Davis, two-time winner of
the Academy Award. as an extra.
She appears as a nurse in one of
the opening scenes.
Her action was mark OF es-
TEEN for Irving Rspper who be-
comes full-fledged director for
the first time. He used 10 be
Bettys dialogue director.
When Miss Davis received her
extras check of Sll, she gave
il to Zola Gray, the player whose
place she had taken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
State Civil Service, Patterned
After That OF u. S., 10 Be Sought

astio support among county and
state employees csnvassed 10 date.
he SAID The ultimate goal IL 10
bring about. through proper legis-
lation. civil service status 10 the
thousands Of state and county
employees not now enjoying priv
leges under such a program
Between 1900 and $4,000 em-
ploVes In this state would be
affected by such plan. Ravetu
said
"Rumor has It," he stated that
there will b. from four To six
civil service bills presented ri this
session of the legislature The
Washington State Association of
Civil Employees. Inc. however. Will
not sponsor, support or initiate
any legislation that has not first
been submitted to all parties con-
cerned. namely. the elected or APP
pointed heads of the various de-
PM AiifiiAH hHi w Alf fiilIi'NFH VI
the association.
President Of the association is
r. NJ Reischling. King county
deputy prosecutor, Other officers
are Eunice NJ. Whitman. Of the
state department OF highways
vice president. and J. s. McCul-
Tough OF Tacoma, member Of the
state tax commission. treasurer.
Floyd W. Brassfield, Pierce
county deputy assessor, Is among
members OF the board of trustees.
Ravetti said permanent head
quarters VIII be opened In late
January or early February in the
Vance building. Sd and Union
ayes, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Santa Fe Trail"

Southwest stands alone.
TIE cast Is enough 10 recon-
mend the picture 10 those who
know her movie stars. There :
Errol Flynn. Olivia DeHavilland.
Ronald Reagan. Alan Hale. Ray
nond Massey. Big Boy" Williams
ana numberless others whose very
presence on the screen indicate a
better than usual attraction.
I don't know how you Will feel
about It after you have seen this
stirring action drama Of the days
of the Civil war. but my impress
sions Of the picture leave me with
the firm conviction that Raymond
Massey Is guilty Of grand larceny
he steals the show q. lock
stock and barrel
In the role Of John Brown of
John Browns Body" fame, he
carries The production almost from
the start -. and certainly TO the
finish. which you will recall, was
:. hanging at which John was the
whole show
The story of Santa Fe Trail
as told or the screen is just an
other fox and hounds, with John
playing Tire fox and Enrol Flynn
leading the hounds. There is more
action than one sees at hockey
game and there is enough Of it 10
sustain the story until the dra-
matte climax.
I am not crawling out on any
limb when l recommend Santa
Fe Tran. because il is one Of
the better pictures Of the current
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

leadership 1 the Washington
State Association OF Civil EN-
ployes. Inc, it was announced
Wednesday by Armand J. Ravetti.
executive secretary Of the asso-
citation.
Ravetti, employs OF the state
liquor control board. has lived In
Tacoma for 40 years. On Feb. l
he will take a leave 81 absence
in order 10 devote fun time to the
task Of obtaining support for the
civil service plan.
The plan has found enthusi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Ten Best Pictures"

Almost any day now the
writer should receive word Of
the final selections nv the
drama critics Of the country
In Film Daily's Ten Best
Pictures poll.
When the list arrives. judg-
ing will begin 10 determine
the winners of the l94l Ia
coma Times Ten Best Pie
lures" poll.
So hang on TO your seats
-. II won't he long now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
ShOOting!

Warner Brothers have quite a
list of productions before the cam
eras at this time. with half-dozen
big ones about ready to get under
way. The following hold promise
Of much good screen fare IN the
not too distant future:
The Bride Came COD"
starring james Cagney and
Bette Davis; Miss Wheel
wright Discovers America"
with Priscilla Lane. Ronald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
RECEIVE LIQUOR MONEY

Tn. city treasury received a
fz7 ts4s7 spportionmsnt We'd
nssdsy from the state liquor con
troll board a. IN. citys first divi-
dend II ~. new year. On. ~ 81.
most the same amount vas re-
ceiged ate IN December.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Cat Finally Returns
After Humiliation

HUNTINGTON. la - Wh<a
bounced ost of church after NJ
had followed the family TO Sum
day morning services. Dude. IL
yssr-old Ansoss cat bessrsinG 10
M and Mrs.. Heh<rs nuensr. dis
appeared After . shr~s-yssr sh-
ssne.. Dude r-sufrsd hons. sp-
psrsntiy ready To forgive and for
act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Ordinances authorizing espendl.
lures up 10 500 900 for current
annual supplies and special equip.
m.nt for the city light department
wsfv introduced Wednesday
Items included. for annual sup.
ply 81 covered and bare copper
wirs. $50, 900. annual supply of dis.
tribution transformers. s2b. 600. FOR
annual supply Of light mstsrs
s25 900, for annual supply Of In
candsscsnt lamps. $40 600 and FOR
n heavy duty line truck and one
panel body truck. 1900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Reagan and Nav Robson.
Thirty DAYS Hath >eptem-
her With Eddie Albert. Joan
Leslie and Alan Hale: "Affcc-
tionatelN Yours" starring
Merle oheron; strange AHbi."
with loan Perry and Arthur
Kennedy. and singapore.
with Brenda Marshall and
David Bruce. Winged Vic
tory" featuring Geraldine
Fitzgerald and James >teph-
enson. was the last produc-
tion To start In 1910.
Lining Up at the production bar
rier for an early shooting star
are Sergeant York" starring
Gary Cooper; Bad Men OF Mis-
sour" The Old Dolls House.
Miss Pinkerton. "One Foot II
Heaven, by Hartzell Spence. snc
The Dealers Name Was George.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

A plan 10 insugurate civil
service system in this state. pat
termed after that Of the federal
government. is on foot under the
The guardian., 1941-06-28
MaHH. 5tatR Antnn

The closing meeting of Pansy EN-
broidery Club was held at the home of
the Pres. Mrs. Nellie Smith, 25 Carey
st. E. Weymouth. Nineteen members
with friends were transported in a bus
from Boston.
Delegates were elected to the North
eastern Federation Of Women's Clubs,
which meets in Boston, August 30. Mrs.
Irene Canada and Mrs. Martha Warner
were the delegates with the president
and secretary, ex-oficio, Mrs. Lucy A.
Browne will also attend. Fifty dollars
was given to our Pansy protege, upon
her graduation on June 13 and five
dollars was given to help the work at
Camp Nippinicket.
A very delicious collation. was served
by the hostess after which pictures were
taken on the beautiful lawn. Guests
of the afternoon were Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs. Sadie Walker of N. Y, Miss
Mozzell Canada, Miss Mable Diggs.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Cool Summer Outfits
OF All Black Are New

You can dress in all black from
head to foot and still look cool and
summery. This is the miracle style
creators have wrought. Briefly out
lined the plan is sheerest of sheer
black frock, hat of black sheer,
gloves of the lacy sort and black
stockings so cobwebhy sheer they
are almost transparent.
The newest black sheer dresses
are finished off with edgings of fine
black lace. This use of black lace
trims is being played up to the
point of being recognized as a most
important vogue. Not only are
dress-up black sheer frocks feni-
nized to a most fascinating degree
with lace frilled at throat and
sleeves, on pockets and here, there,
and everywhere to add glamour but
the movement has been taken UP
by milliners who either make the
entire hat of lace or trim with it.
Big brims edged with lace frills are
one of the new and enhancing lace
expressions.
The guardian., 1941-06-28
Cotton Is Newest
Vacation Fashion
Cinghams Very Popular for
Modern Travellers.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

An entire vacation wardrobe in
terms of fashionable cottons pre-
sents a theme of exciting interest.
1t can be done and is being done
by many women of fashion this sum-
mer. The versatility of the new
cottons (they cover every phase of
fashion nowadays) makes this idea
a perfectly good, workable plan of
action.
If you are going on a vacation it
is well to choose your cottons from
the packable viewpoint, for now
adays cotton fabrics are available
that do not wrinkle or crush; neither
do they fade or shrink in the laun-
dering.
For travelling suits choose a suit
of crease-resisting ginghams in
checks. Town-wear check seer
sucker would also be a very happy
choice. Women of fashion wear with
pride the smart two-piece suit of
these checks (green or brown is
smart) that top pleated skirt with
a smartly tailored jacket. If you
prefer you can get cottons that look
like wool, glen plaid effects are
very chic.
For sports and play clothes, it is
sturdy weaves, denim and gabar-
dine. The encouraging thought is
they come in fascinating colors. An
other weave that will take plenty
of abuse is khaki twill. For shirts
and blazer jackets to wear with your
slacks and shorts and culotte skirts
you can get cottons in gorgeous
stripes and one cannot get too much
color into the picture this season to
satisfy fashions demand.
Gingham, chambray, calico, per-
Gale that exploit South American,
Indian and Mexican motifs, you will
be wanting them for daytime wear
and sports.
1t is the dressier cottons that reg
lister for afternoon wear such as
crease-resisting voiles, embroidered
and eyeleted piques, cloque organ
dies and fascinating crinkled
muslins.
Best-dressed women are all enthu-
siasm this season over the idea of
cottons for formal wear. The
younger set adores the new glazed
chintzes. Heavy waffle pique is
liked also cloque organdy. Cotton
lace is most alluring, it will pack
satisfactorily for travel.
The guardian., 1941-06-28

IT is very evident that women are
L becoming increasingly impressed
with the value of swimming for
health and beauty. Not only do
crowded beaches at seaside and
lake resorts testify to the enthusi-
asm felt for water sports, but many
inland towns have created attrac-
tive and pretentious modern SWIM
ming pools that offer infinite enjoy
ment to their communities. Then
too, most private estates have pic
turesque swimming pools where
guests may indulge in water sports.
Which all goes to show why smart
bathing suits together with goodly
supply of beach togs and accesso-
ries have become a positive must"
in the plans for the summer vaca-
ton. AS to this seasons swim-suit
fashions, they surpass all that has
gone before in way of smart, YER
satile fabric, clever styling, eye-ap-
peal in color and all the dramatic
accents that add to the picture of
Miss America as she takes off for
a merry swim on summer day.
Outstanding news in regard to
current swim-suit trends is the
strong revival of woolknits and WOOL
knit fabric for both sculptured form
fitting types and that which is ultra
chic this season-the suit that is
cunningly dressmaker styled. New
to the scene this summer is the JAG
guard woolknit suit such as is shown
to the left in the illustration. Note
the sleek front-paneled skirt in shad-
ow plaid of brown and green on yell
low. The back is cut very low for
sun-tanning.
Bright red and white diagonal
striped woolknit fabric makes the
smart slenderizing princess "a favor
ite styling this season. bathing suit
pictured to the right. The V-neck-
line is banded in the solid red knit,
continued into cross straps at the
back. Panties are separate so there
is nothing to break the flattering
smooth line of the suit.
Machine woollnits that look like
handknits are also staging a big
comeback in simple sculptured type
such as adept swimmers love to
The guardian., 1941-06-28
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BEAUTY - ROMANCE
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The LorieUse Beoufy Bvreov wos established by the
codefroy Manufacturing Company TO study methods
Of preserving women's notUroI beoUY. and TO make
NE results of this research ovoilobe TO the public