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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
Church Ceremony Unites Couple

Guests from New York, Maine, Hartford, New Haven and this city attended the wedding on Saturday of Miss Kay Grimm of Baldwin street to Clement Philibert of South Main street.
 The Rev. James A. Broderick per- formed the eight o'clock ceremony at the Church of St. Francis Xavier which was decorated with palms, ferns and pink and white gladioli. The Rev. James J. Sullivan cele- brated the nuptial Mass which fols lowed. Robert Birt played an organ program with Marshall Mclean singing "Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
 Miss Agnes Grimm attended her sister, the daughter of Mrs. Nora Grimm and the late Dennis Grimm. Miss Florence Hassinger and Miss Beatrice Philibert, a sister of the groom were bridesmaids. Joseph Garvey served as bestman for Mir. Philibert, the son of MT. and Mrs. Wilbert Philibert. Maurice Puberty ana Gene Eau1 uSHeTeu.
 The bride wore gown of white velvary satin with leg-o-mutton sleeves, a sweetheart neckline trim med with clusters of orange blos- soms and a long train. A sweet- heart hat with orange blossoms and lace held her full length veil. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses with baby breath.
 The old rose and pink velvet gown of the maid of honor had a fitted bodice with short sleeves caught with rose ribbon. Her old rose shoulder veil was draped from tiara of pink flowers, and she car- ried pink roses with blue delphin- iurn. The blue velvet and taffeta gowns of the bridesmaids had fitted bodices with full skirts. They wore matching shoulder veils draped from blue floral tiaras, and carried pink roses with delphinium.
 A reception followed at Bosco's Restaurant. Mrs. Griffln was dressed in a black and white costume, with matching accessories, and a red rose corsage. Mrs. Philibert wore blue and white crepe with accessories to correspond, and corsage of red roses.
 When leaving for a trip to New York, the bride wore maroon velvet with black accessories, and a cor- sage of orchids.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. Philibert will reside on Baldwin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

The Rev. MT. M. Webb Wright of the South Federated church took as his bride Saturday, Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Corning of Manchester, New Hampshire.
 Palms, ferns, and white gladioli decorated the First Baptist church in Manchester for the double ring Episcopal service which was read at four o'clock by the Rev. William J. Setzer assisted by Dr. Charles P. MacGregor of the Penacock Baptist church. Alfred E. Plumpton played a nuptial program of organ music.
 Escorted to the altar by her cou- sin, F. Stanley Beede, the bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. Wins low Franklin Corning and the late Dr. Corning, was preceded by Mrs. Robert w. Fulton of Syracuse, N. r., as matron of honor, with Mrs. Warren B. Hertach, of Aver, Mass, Miss Sylvia T. Beede, Londonderry. N. r., her cousin, Mrs. William Speare, Lewiston, Maine, Mrs. AL fred D. Cornell, Boston, Miss Pau line Roberts, Manchester, and Miss Marjorie Lyford of New Haven, as bridesmaids. Judith Wildman att tended as flower girl
 The Rev. George J. Spencer of Northampton, Mass, served as best man for the groom, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. Carroll M. Wright of Newton, Mass. The ushers in- cluded his father the Rev. T. Leroy Crosby, Manchester; Rev. Valentine H. Wilson, Cheshire; Dana Parlis, Newton; Rev. John J. Foster, Brooklyn, N. Y, and Robert W. Full ton, Syracuse, N. Y.
 Given in marriage by her mother, the bride was gowned in white satin with a Princess bodice having 8 lace yoke and sweetheart neckline. Lace insertions trimmed the skirt which ended in long train edged in lace. A coronet of pearls held her tulle veil, which was also edged in matching lace. She carried cas- cade bouquet of white gladoli with stephanotis.
 The dusty blue faille gown of the matron of honor was trimmed with sapphire blue velvet. It was fash toned with 8 fitted bodice having bishop sleeves, and sweetheart neckline; and bouffant skirt. She wore a coronet of sapphire ostrich plumes. The bridesmaids gowns, styled similarly to that of the ma tron of honor, were in three blend ing tones of rose. Their ostrich cor onets matched, and they carried sprays of delphinium. The Paris pink gown of the flower girl was draped over a hoop skirt and she carried a basket of blue delphinium.
 Ferns and palms formed a back ground for the receiving line at the home of the bride. Mrs. Corning was gowned in Turquoise blue crepe with matching sequins, hat of Turquoise feathers, and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Wright wore black crepe with multi-toned sequins, a small matching hat, and a corsage of orchids. Guests attended from Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, Maryland. Iowa and Connec- ticut.
 Upon their return from an uran- nounced trip Rev. and Mrs. Wright will reside at 368 Piedmont street. this city. For travel the bride chose a costume of two-toned brown crepe beaded in green and gold. with green accessories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
Miss Betty Rush
 Party HOstess

Miss Bernadette schell, who sn. tered St. Mary's Hospital School os Nursing today, was the guest q honor at party given by Miss Bet. ty Rush.
 Among those attending were Mrs P. Fitzgerald, Mrs. E. !. Foii0well Mrs. John Rainvtlle, Mrs. Earl Wooster, Mrs. s. Swenterley. Mrk. A. Nelson, Mrs. Marjorie Lepper, Mrs. John Rainville, Jr., Mrs. L.oret- ta Fallowell, Mrs. M. Flaherty, Mrs. Jane Deeley, Mrs. Mary slleehan, Mrs. John Burns, Mrs. 'J. Olson, Mrs. J. Burns, Mrs. M. Lyman, Mrs. Ruth Olson, Mrs. Anna Schell, Mrs Grace Lyman:
 And the Misses Laura Adams, Lucille Cavanaueh, Marie Nelson Helen Root, Miliicent McCarrick, Helen Wilson, Helen Rose Sleehan Erna schell, Betty Rush and Madlyn Baker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
Personal
MoryP. Gr1nlpper Becomes Bride

Before an altar banked with white gladioli, palms and ferns, Miss Mary Patricia Gumpper of Magill street exchanged her nuptal VOWS yesterday with Ralph DAmbrosio of Torrington.
 The Rev. Francis M. O'Shea uni ted the couple at eight o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception, in the presence of guests from New York, New Jersey, Phila- delphia, Torrington, Litchfield, Bris- tol and this city.
 Miss Mary Mccarthy attended the bride, who is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Phillip J. Gumpper. Att torney Alfred Yacenda, his class mate at New York University served as bestman for the groom, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. Emil D. Ambrosia. Alfred Fortunate of Tor rington, and William P. Gumpper, 3d, a brother of the bride, were the ushers. During the nuptial Mass which followed, Professor F. F. Har- mon played a special program, with Miss Elizabeth Maher singing Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
 Escorted to the altar by her father the bride wore Q gown of white rose- point lace, having fitted sleeves in points at the wrists, and 8 full length train. Matching lace trim med her long veil, and she carried @ shower boquet of white roses, orchids and swansonia.
 Self scrolls trimmed the bodice of the cyclamen silk rnarquissette gown of the maid of honor. He shoulder veil was draped from a tiara of cyclamen flowers, and she carried sweetheart roses with delphiniun.
 A reception followed at the Cop per Kettle. Mrs. Gumpper received in a gown of plum crepe embroider- ed in amethysts, black accessories, and corsage of gardenias. Mrs. D'Ambrosio wore Forest green, cocoa brown accessories, and a gar- denia corsage.
 The couple left for a trip to Lake George and Canada. For travel the bride chose a. costume of Liberty blue matelasse, with wtne-sap access sories.
 The bride is a graduate of Notre Dame Academy, and Columbia University.
 The groom is an alumnus of New York University.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. D'Ambrosio will reside in Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

street. MT. Philibert is associated with his father in the construction business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
.Semeraro-Co Conlpang0
 Wedding Saturday

The wedding of Miss Concetta Compagna, daughter of MT. and Mrs. '. Compagna of River street, to Frank Semeraro, son of Mrs. Lucy Semeraro, also of River street, took place on Saturday.
 The Rev. Rocco Nadile performed the nine o'clock ceremony at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes, which was decorated with gladon and palms.
 Miss Connie Pandolfe attended her cousin as maid of honor, with Anthony Semeraro as his brothers bestman.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore gown of blush pink slipper satin with Q sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, and a full train. A sweetheart crown studded with seed pearls held her long matching veil. She carried garden ias with orchids.
 The peacock blue gown of the maid of honor had a long torso be- dice and bracelet sleeves. She wore a matching Mary, Queen of Scots cap, and carried a colonial boQuet of mixed flowers.
 A reception followed at the home of the brides parents. Mrs. Com- pagna was dressed in black crepe with matching accessories. Guests attended from Berlin, New Britain, Naugatuck New York and this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Derouin of Baldwin street announce the birth of a second son, Richard Martin, on August 3l at St. Mary's Hos- pital. Mrs. Derouin is the Former Dorothy McDermott of Naugatuck.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Lynch of this city are registered at the Barbizon- Plaza in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
Reu. M. Webb Wright Takes Bride M Manchester, M H.
--Loring Studio

The bride Is a graduate of Bates College, and Yale University Grad uate School of Nursing. The groom is an alumnus of Bates College and Yale Divinity school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Lynch of this city are registered at the Barbizon- Plaza in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
Walter WincheII
 O. ByO0dw0y 1.
esSeas Marh Rssausrsa. cspyragAG isse. paas wmssS

schickelgruber. Nuts, as the saying goes, to you, Mir. Goebbels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
C0NCORnIA

The Concordia Ladies' Chorus will hold its first fall rehearsal on Thursday evening, Sept. 10, at 8 o'clock. at Concordia hall. All mem oers are requested to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
NOTES or 4 NEW YORKER

WllIlam Saroyan is reported Co have submitted a sample play re- view to the editors of the Herald Tribune to qualify as the drama critic The editors probably wa1t- to see if Bill could write in the third person i. A red-hot bulle- tin from Movteburg reports that Johnny Weissmuller's Tarzan char acter has piled up vocabulary of 145 words. Twenty-Five more words and the ape man will be do- Ing drawing-roona comedy -. Bobo Newsorn got off to dazzling start as 8 Dodger- chutting out the Cincy team In fact, it is doubtful if Bobo could brag better game than he pitched <. We have a lady in town lover on Park Avenue, to be explicit) whose name is Miki Finn. She's an outta-town newspaper cor- respondent The only resefn- blance FDR has to Caesar--is that the President also gets stabbed in the back.
 A midwest business man went to Washington to arrange some govt contracts But his luck was all sour, and he was sitting in the foyer of Q leading hotel pretty dis- couraged An attractive doll anlSled by and took 6 chair near by ... Our Hero, being lonely and beaten, gave her The Eye And she baby-starcd He finally in- vited her up to his suite for some card tricks Mop she exclaimed emphatically Whereupon he swooned After she sprinkled some aqua in his face, she said: What happened to your"
 Don't shock me that waay again" he said, you almost killed me. That was the first definite answer I've gotten in Washington"
 George Jean Nathan, the critic, lifted eyebrows in the Stork by es- corting @ Japanese girl .. Born in the U. S., of course .. Fl Morocco closed down during New York's greatest Labor Day weekend. Opens again tonight .. West Sand Street Saturday night was so choked with drunks-you had to walk in the gutter Where many of Us felt more ct home-beat you to that one, yak-yak-yak! Edward c. Robinson is back from Washington where he offered his services to the govt Max Baer's reform is based on his quest for an Army berth similar to Dempsey's in the Coast Cd Gerald L. K. Smith, running for the Senate Gin Michi- gAn)-has 6 platform, Hires for Everybody" The ex-Silver Shirt CT apparently doesn't know the word tires" suggests "skids" .. Abbott and Costello are now Hollywood's biggest taxpayers.
 Add Goebbels' bOners: The Nazi lhort.wavers to here shouted: Don't miss the next issue of Golfers! Read Frank Gervasi's enlightening article on the fall of Tobruk" ... what Joe Jerque didn't know was that the same issue has four other articles blasing the Nazzys: "Diary of a Dead Jap"-"Four Flyers from Midway"-"Weapons While You wait" and a piece by Quent Rey- holds And on the cover-a Law son Wood monkey-portrait of Herr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
BELLIES or BNDLNNDS
II ( n r Y

Old Scout Murphy. one OF 'hc
last of the trail blazers. provides
another exciting episode from tales
of our frontier days n the Amcri-
can Weekly. Sunday.
He tells. in a dramatic article
illustrated in color about the old
GCm Thedt0T IN Do5dWOOd WHICH
was the hub OF the merry go-
rouHd Of miners, gamblers and
gals
Tho really spectacular drama of
the Gem was not played behind
the footliehtS. Scout Murphy
points out. but u front OF them
whore the rcal-lfc acts were writ
ten in blood and bullets without
rchcarSalS or cnCorCS.
lie tells about Alabama Jane
Ae-AatiiiHe aaHea- hall-gal- +ap
Dixie, Poker Alice tho cigar.
smoking mystery woman; Mrtamc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

water; ,c) Thy need is even
greater than mine"
What are the three states that
border the Pacific?
How many ca days in
novcna; tb) squares in a chess
board. tCl columns IN the
Giants CauScway
What material ta) l. an
adultcrant of coffee; tbl Is
decompoSed rock; tcD is the
liquid of the blood?
Where add Moses dle-lh4
was Paul converted: |tcl was
Christ baptized?
ANSWERS on Page 33l
Copyright 1892 by King Feature
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IT'S \ LIVING

Want TO make $1,000 a month .
All YOU have 20 90 is crash a
plane or drive a burning car over
a cliff. or 20 over Niagara Falls IN
a barrel or do a Steve Brody
from Brooklyn Bridge or figure
out your own way of flirting with
death
In other words. do YOU want "a
be a movie stunt man, Stceplelack,
fireman?
The American Woody, Sunday
presents a graphic page Of text
and pictures about the datedcvilS
without whom the world would be
A dull place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

In the American Weekly. Ameri-
cas- greatest weekly magazine
distributed with this coming Sun
days issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times. YOU viii find a special ar
ticlc about the girl-2l-year-old
Corinnc Luchaire who proved a
better actress than the French
cinema fans thought she was and
who has become the Queen OF
Paris.
Princess Amehe karapow. au-
thor of Il Watched the Old World
Crumble. tells the amazing story
Of Mile. LuChalre, who. when only
IA, gave DR.. Paul Joseph GoebbelS
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The fat man has something new
10 worry about now lie Tor she
the women would be IN n. too
MAY soon be taxed by the govern
ncnt for every excess pound Of
flesh he carries around - and at
the rat.-nei- to-he- >peolod- t-nf
$50 a pound
q The plan. proposed by a noted
psychologist would mean not only
more wealth 10 the government
bur more health to the obese in
dlvidual according 10 The scientist
who Says. in IN article IN tins
Sundays American Weekly that
Obesity is an injurious luxury
and that those who insist on
having il should. as well. he made
Ia nay for If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Clothes MissinQ
After Son Goes
10 Pacific Post
Fighting Mans Friend

The Fighting Mans Friend IS
an information aid 10 men IN
The service and their relatives
and 10 men about 10 enter
srr7ed forces of the United
States. Questions submitted 10
the Fighting Mans Friend viii
be answered only IN this column.
No answers viii be given by
telephone or mail
Do not write asking in what
classification you will be placed
by your local draft board or
whether you viii be granted
deferment These matters are
entirely IN the hands Of the
local draft boards,
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PAGE al
By Chic Young
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty
By Olsen s. Johnson

institution designated as the
state University Of New
Jersey What Is It's more
familiar Nance
Only ono colony was founded
in the United States during
The eighteenth century. What
colony was ~?
a South American is down
20 his last hacienda, what has
hc left
What historic queen, noted
for her beauty and fdScIna-
lions. used an asp as q means
OF committing suicide
40 most seaside places the
water reaches Us highest
level approximately how many
time, per day -?
There arc but Two states which
overlap both sides of the
Mississippi River What states
orc theS
ANSWERS on Page 33l y
'is'f pu'ed ~ Kns Features syns n.
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How did a modern Pied Piper
Get md OF rats?
Who was The prisoner Of war
who out>martcd the NaliS9
How was a tyrant of prehistoric
days reconstructed
Where are SlavcrS still active
See the unique magazine, Amcri-
can Weekly. distributed with tins
coming Sunday issue of The De-
irot SUNDAY Zines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
FAIRY TALE MURDER

A real life Little Rcd Riding
Hood Is murdered and the wolf
who killed her vanIShcS without a
trace.
a stirring story by the noted
autfer,-JeseeA- GelleH4b.- i-S tha
fourth in the American Wcckly'S
series OF rccollcctions of famous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
KnowIed ge Test
BY DIR. SABINA H. CONNOLLY

What are thc three names Of
men used 20 describe a base
ball play
What men SAID these Words
tal Il propose 20 fight 1t out
an this -iiRe-tf-tt talte--54il
summer. tbJ Here lies one
whose name w writ in
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TAN TIE FAT:

a rcSoundinc slap on the face and
GOT away with u,
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Nutritious sea foods. a collection
of six recipes from readers that
explains exactly how 10 prepare
ST Johns River Chowdcr. tuna
fish delight. fish ring. oyster balls.
panncd oysters and clam chovdcr
will be found in the popular
Housewives Food Almanack in INC
American Weekly Sunday.
ON thus page also will be found
odd facts about food. and -four
prlc-WlnninC recipes sent IN by
readers and selected by Mary Lee
Swami famous cookery expert
for sour cream bread. Danish
celery root balls. Savory tongue
and vegetarian mock chicken
HERE'S THE QUIZ. ~
Trains -tAa--ks 27
Is alcohol really bad Tor The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
nv SHANNON CORMACK

MIKE KASINSKI. Q-My son
wrote about Two months ago say
ing he was being sent TO Hawaii
and that nc was sending Us his
civilian clothes and personal ef-
fcctS E2NNc haven't received them
Who can We get IN touch with
about them
A-Write him 10 his new station
and make sure that he actually
sent them. how and from where
they were sent and then YOU can
make inquire, through the station
or post office from which they
were sent.
"REtDY FOR DUTY. ID. &.
e." Q-Nhere can man go for
training before he goes into the
service; / would like To start a.
soon a possible.
Apply 70 the Michigan State
.oopS armOry Al $50 West Can
~, between Cas- and Second
AvcnucS any evening except sun
day from : 80 20 10 or AT the
armory A. 2S5 Piqucitc avenue.
between John T. and Brush street
on Monday and Friday evenings.
Classes are being held at both
arUOriCs
IL Elf man IL eiaSsi-
fed 3-A because Of dependent
wife and child and since his
classification his wife is en-
ploNcd, should ne notify his draft
board:
\ Yes he should notify his
local board al once.
X. W. ASSESSOR: o. want
10 Join the air corps. hut I know
that because ~ my eyesight I
will be turned down: I have had
experience in clerical work:
where can ] 70 to obtain infor-
nation about enlisting for this
type 81 work?
Apply 20 the army air corps
recruiting office AZ room 1854 IN
he Federal Building and they Viii
i've you complete Information
{. \. NJ: Q-Can my brother
ice II he has a prison record
\ l. depends entirely on the
.lonSe for which he was r0nl ic'cd
since MS release he has led an
.>nWp!arN life and can produce
a'fdayi'> 10 that effect from such
persons as his priest or pastor
employer and other responsible
citizens tnrS army may stretch a
uolnt and allow him 10 enlist. His
host procedure is 20 obtain such
aGpdayitS and then call ar he
army recruiting office ~ room 63l
p the Federal Building
MRS HARRY SEGAL: O.
NV husband is in the air corps
and four weeks ago he was sent
.Vcrscas; can I send him
ackage"
WOSEN tRIF T.: q - Nv
brother has been sent overseas:
can send him packages: where
should / address his mail"
A-YcS YOU can send packages
To sure thCY arc strongly packed
and carefully wrapped. don't in
Cudo anything hroakahlc rs thoy
Will have considerable handling
before they reach their destination.
Address them giving the soldiers
name serial number. regiment or
battalion and n ho has been sent
30 the Orient send them care Of
tho Postmaster. San Francisco
marked Please Forward II he
has been sent 10 Ireland New
foundlard or some Atlantic sta
ton address them. care Of the
Postmaster Ecw York City. y. y,
D. y C.: o. am 2S years old.
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Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANsWERMAN

/ Who was the last president
~ tho tinted States 10 wear
4 muStaChc?
, The year 1917 saw a certain
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2ise 10 Fame

delivered smart smack 10 his check.
When The Na1 ambassador France roind C'o Ahont7
,e> party shining girl rrd-eod ~
conspicuous Paris colahoat than
he rnnlsnN 10 W IL OF he elAn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Border on
2O-King Arth.rs Iarte,
III Mock
q Necessary.
% Sarcasm
% Pertaining ~ ngV,s. ..srd
25-Land that has been ,Ied.
% klnr't
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50 SONiJLs
s. Take dinner.
So. Rodent
- More uncommon
- Punctuation mAfk
40 Magician
fl--Wlre measurement
- Room fn Lar"u
43 DO WrOuE
a. Epoch.
IS Isst
a. Symh9i far s.Nrr
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HORIZONTAL
! Drinking vessel
Dried orchid iubers.
Extinct bird
II Sucleated egE cell,
10 Perennial grass.
a. Unusual
ID Sp.se- nosed fsh
seed GOVERNS
IL Stormed
lg-In a row.
2l--FoEbiGd "a.
- VITALITY
i-Havins fAt surface
81 Metal
- shed feathers
~ International languA.
30 Measure ot weight
IA fAbflc
32-Body " water
30 Indefinite artlCis
"a old Venetian cor
So Russian Assembly
3S-s4.'abls Tor Singh.
3s-Chsnnei OF duct
3s-Agaln
go Companion
a. KIND - mushvnr-n
50 organ ~ hearing
f4-Turkish lat
a. &C. pftnl.t ten.
IS B,g IN size
60 SNiss canton
81 HaEseh.a 90
50 Bird rl'ea Pr p.amass
rs LioH w.
MYTHICAL
Gea- 'oo'r
Su,.uI~nf mat
3 Hndsi
i-Iasfs
, Afhrtn.
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HERE'S THE QUIZ!

Trains -tha--4lt 2-
Is alcohol really bad Tor The
stomach.
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ANSWERS on Page 33)
2 bu'ed ~ Klns Features syns ~.
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NITAMINS FROM SEA

"'I''| " VII
IN The American Weekly Sunday