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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-07
Procedure to Follow

Holzheimer.
Procedure to Follow
The procedure which is to be
followed to obtain the Identified
ton Certificates is much the same
as that followed in the regular
alien registration program held
during the fall and winter of 1910,
Judge Holzheimer said.
Anyone to whom the law applies
should first go to any post office
and get printed instructions which
should be studied carefully, ne
said. The next step is to go to the
nearest post office to ones resi-
dence and explain to the atten-
dant that one wishes to file appli-
cation for a Certificate of Identi-
fication. This must be done between
the dates mentioned.
Before the enemy alien" files
his application he must look up
the receipt card which was issued
at the time of the regular alien
registration in 1940 If this has
been lost or not received, the enemy
alien should write Immediately to
the Alien Registration Division il
Washington. giving the name, ma
tionality, present address, the adj
dress where registered and place
in which registered, Judge Holz-
heimer said. However, in any case
the enemy alien must go to the
post office during the required per-
iod and explain what he is doing
TO obtain the required receipt card.
Photographs Required
The only expense that should re
incurred in procuring an Identifi-
cation Card should be that needed
to procure the necessary photo
graphs, Judge Holzheimer said.
These must be three unmounted
photographs Of the applicant, two
inches by two inches in size, show
ing full face without hat against
a light background and can best
be obtained from photographers
who make them according to regu-
lations for small sum.
THE President of the United
States, through his Attorney Gen
eral, has given his solemn assur-
ance to enemy aliens that they
need not fear for their wellbeing
so long as they observe our laws.
The Department of Justice is ade-
quately equipped to take care ef
those who do not. 1t is therefore
up to you, the citizens of this coun-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-07
WASHINGTON
LOSES OUT TO
WASH. STATE

The University of Washington
lost to Washington State last night
by a score of SO to 50 in game in
the Northern Division of the Pacific
Coast Basketball conference.
In the Southern Division the final
scores of the games played are as
follows:
Stanford 43; Southern California
33.
California 81; UCLA so.
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adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-07

try, of this state and district, to
fulfill the Presidents oath by re-
framing from any act of oppres-
SIGN or discrimination against per-
sons of foreign birth Democracy
will be preserved at home as well
as abroad if you will be guided by
that principle he concluded.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-07
OFFICE HOURS

Commencing February l6, 1912, the
Juneau-Douglas office of the De-
partment of Public Welfare, locat-
ed at the City Hall Building, Jul
neau. will observe office hours from
8 am. to IL noon on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday d each week.
adV
Evening star., 1942-07-30
At Summer Home

Mrs. r. NJ Atherton of Chevy
Chase. Md, is at her summer resi-
dence in Brooklyn, Pa. for the re-
mainder of the season.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Showers Mark
En- ntertaining
In the Suburbs
Miss Betty Sullivan
Fefed by Miss Haislib
And Miss Reside

Several showers and parties have
been given in the suburban areas
recently. In Silver Spring Miss
Marjorie Reside and Miss Dorothy
Haislip entertained at surprise
shower Tuesday night at the homs
of the formers parents, 1t. Comdr.
James T. Reside, u. S. N. and Mrs.
Reside, in honor of Miss Betty Lou
Sullivan, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Lee Sullivan Of Chevy Chase.
Miss Sullivan will be married to Mr..
James William Tilley of Washington
at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in
the Wesley Methodist Church and
the two hosteSses will be brides
maids. Guests at the party in
cluded Gamma Phi Beta sorority
sisters at the University of Mary
land. where the bride-elect and the
hostesses were graduated last June.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Lyon were
hosts at a flreside supper party
Tuesday evening at their home in
Sligo Park Hills, Silver Spring, for
members of the choir of the Epis-
copal Church of Ascension.
Mrs. Stanley r. Addison enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at her
Woodside Park home for a group of
her neighbors.
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Diplomatic Set to Entertain
Guests at Carmen Benefit

The Mexican Amba ssador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera will en-
tertain guests at the benefit per-
formance of Carmen" which the
San Carlo Opera Co. will give Friday
evening, August 7. The Newspaper
Women's Club is sponsoring this
season of opera at the Water Gate
and the proceeds from the August 7
performance will be added to the
clubs fund for the maintenance of
its bed In Childrens Hospital.
The Brazilian Ambassador and
Senhora de Martins also will attend
the benefit performance, and among
others of the diplomatic corps who
have made reservations are the Min
lister Of the Union of South Africa
and Mrs. Ralph William Close, who
will have guests with them: the
Lithuanian Minister and Nine
Zadeikis. the Latvian Minister and
Nine. Bilmanis. the Czechoslovak
Minister and Nine. Hurban and the
Indian Agent General and Lady
Bajpai.
Inc secretary OF Commerce and
Mrs. Jesse H. Jones have taken seats
for the performance and Senator
and Mrs. Tom Connally also will
be in the audience that evening".
Mrs. Randall H. Hagner will have
guests with her as will Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
N. Marsh. Miss Mary B. Adams will
be hostess to several guests. for
whom she has reserved seats. and
others in the vast audience will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mrs. Lionel
Atwill, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Henry Varnum Butler, Mrs. James
Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Delano and Miss Mary
Anderson.
Following the performance a re-
ception and buffet supper will be
held at Normandy Farms Water
Gate Inn on F street at the river
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Emma June Riddle
And P. J. COnoVer
Wed Last Night

The marriage of Miss Emma June
Riddle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd L. Riddle of Pittsburgh. to
Pvt. Paul Johnston Conover, U, S
M. c., took place last evening. The
ceremony was performed in the
ballroom of SCOTS Hotel. the Rev
Robin Gould officiating. before Ar
improvised altar of palms and ferr
with clusters of white flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle came for the
wedding the former giving his
daughter in marriage. She wore g
wedding gown of white organza
made with full skirt and train ano
a fitted bodice with long tight
sleeves Of lace. Her length
veil was held by wreath of roses
and she carried a bouquet of the
same flowers.
Miss Virginia Carter of Province
town, Mass. was her maid of honor
and the bridesmaid was Miss Dor.
othy Duncan. They were dressed ir
organza frocks, one in blue and the
other in pink. and wore wreaths OF
flowers in their hair and carried
blue delphinum and pink roses.
Sergt. Robert H. Shaw, U. S. M. C.
of Philadelphia was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul L. Conover oil
Lawrence. Mass, parents OF the
bridegroom, were unable to come fol
the wedding. The bride and bride
groom will return to Washington tc
make their home.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Wallace. also was at the lunch.
Mrs. Harold B. Butler, wife of the
British Minister, wearing bright
print in red and white with becom-
ing hat. was telling others in the
company how much she is enjoying
Washington. She and Mr.. Butler
will be off tomorrow for a day or
so of motoring in the nearby coun-
try, returning to the Capital Sunday.
Mrs. Paul V. McNutt, Mrs. Harry
Blair. Mrs. Douglas Hatch. Mrs.
Walker Buel. Miss Christine Sadler
and Miss Helene Kravadze COM
pleted the list of guests.
Nine Loudon was careful in what
she told of the coming visit of Queen
Wilhehmina for no statement may
be made until the President has set
his approval on what has been ar
ranged for the distinguished visitor
She has endeared herself through
her pictures. since her childhood,
and more recently to scores of resi-
dents in this country through her
personal contact with them. Her
majesty is expected in Washington
the middle of the week and will be
a guest of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt at the White House for
two or three days, leaving here the
afternoon or early evening of Fri
day, August T. The Chief Executive
and Mrs Roosevelt will entertain at
dinner in her honor the evening of
her arrival and a dinner is being
planned by her command at the
Netherlands Embassy.
Another small and informal party
was that today of Mrs. Claude Pep
per, wife of Senator Pepper, who
was hostess at luncheon at the
Senate for her mother, Mrs. T. P.
Webster of st. Petersburg, Fla, and
their cousin. Miss Mary Frances
Daniel of Asheville. N. C. Mrs.
Webster is spending the summer
with Miss Daniel and her mother.
Mrs. Mae Daniel, in Asheville, and
accompanied Mrs. Pepper North
after they all had attended family
reunion in Florida Mrs. Webster
and Miss Daniel will be guests of
Senator and Mrs. Pepper for fort
night before going back to Ashe-
vile. Mrs. Webster will return to
her St. Petersburg home in the
autumn.
This evening the Seven-Eleven
Club will make its debut under the
auspices of the Home Hospitality
Committee. The first party is to
be supper followed by dancing
at the Hay-Adams House, the sup
per to be served at 7 O'Clock and
dancing to stop at II o'clock. Mrs
Martin Vogel is chairman of the
committee and Baroness Stackel-
berg heads the Seven-Eleven Club.
The guests this evening will be 30
men from the various branches of
the military services and Is young
ladies from the war agencies, for
merry known as defense agencies.
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er>Snyder
Engagement
Announced
Mss Harriet " eber
To Become Bride Of
Mr.. 3. L. billiard

The engagement of Miss Audrey
Mercer to the Rev. Henry w. Sny-
der. jr., son of DR.. Snyder, pastor
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
this city. is announced by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson H.
Mercer of Frederick Md.
Miss Mercer is a graduate of the
State Teachers College at Towson
Md. The Rev. Mr.. Snyder is the
assistant pastor of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Frederick The
wedding will take place in Fred
erick in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Weber an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Harriet Wright
Weber to Mr.. Bevelyn L, Willard
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Will
lard of Florence, S. c.
Miss Weber is a student at George
Washington University. where she
is a member of Chi Omega Sorority.
Mr.. Willard attended the Univer-
sity of South Carolina and is a
graduate of George Washington
University.
The wedding will take place
August At the home of the
brides parents.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

a short walk along the river bank,
from the Water Gate. Miss Marjorie
Hendricks has given the attractive
place for the party. Miss Helene
Kravadze is chairman of the Com
mittee on Arrangements for the
party and in place of the usual list
Of assisting hostesses she will be
assisted by number of hosts, Mr..
Gladstone Williams acting as chair
man of that group.
An attractive souvenir program is
being planned by the committee in
charge and these will be distributed
by Is or more young girls, of which
Miss Catherine Hamblev and Miss
Suzanne Happier are chairmen. An
additional number of junior aides
are being chosen to help distribute
the programs.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
er.Murphy
Wedding Party
Feted at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall were
hosts at dinner last evening, enter
tanning informally in honor of the
latter's niece, Miss Mary Jane Muir
ply. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam C. Murphy, and her fiance, 1t.
Thomas Colin Fraser, U. S. A., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fraser.
The wedding of Miss Murphy and
1t. Fraser will take place Saturday
afternoon, August !, in ST. Ann S
Hall of ST. AIMS Church at Wiscon-
sin and Nebraska avenues at 4
o'clock. The reception will be held
in the home of the brides parents
on Van Ness street
Miss Murphy will have as her
maid Of honor and only attendant
Miss Irene Sullivan, and Mr. Shelby
Curry will be best man Mr. William
c. Murphy, jr, brother of the bride
and Mr.. Daniel Morley will be the
uSherS.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Sumner Welles Returns Home
After Attending Wedding of Son

1t. Arnold Nelson Welles. U. S.
NJ R.. and Mrs Welles are at
Murray Bay, Quebec. for part of
their wedding trip Mrs Welles be-
fore her marriage Saturday was Miss
Adele Harman and the wedding
took place at Short Hills, N. J.
The Undersecretary of State, Mr.
Sumner Welles. father Of 1t Welles,
accompanied by Mrs Welles, went
to Short Hills for the wedding and
returned to their Oxon Hill home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Habe spent a
few days at Hampshire House in
New York and have joined the lat
ter's mother. Mrs Joseph E. Davies.
at her summer home at Southamp-
ton, Long Island. Mrs. Habe before
her recent marriage was Mrs. Flea
nor Close Rand.
Mrs Charles Hamilton Maddox
and her daughter. Miss Muriel Mad
dox, have gone to Newport. where
they are occupying the cottage OF
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Capt. and Mrs. Fred r. Rogers for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Alma Ruggles has gone to
Saratoga Springs where she is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Seth w
Morton for the remainder of the
racing season.
Mrs. David F. Kaime. accompa-
MED by Miss Gladys Kaime, are at
Crawford Notch, N. H., where they
will be at the Crawford House for
their annual mid summer stay.
Mrs. Thomas Finletter will leave
shortly to join her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Damrosch at their
summer home at Bar Harbor. DR..
and Mrs. Damrosch also have with
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Support Benefit

A number Of Washington resi-
dents gave their support to the
benefit concert presented last night
at Rehoboth Beach, the proceeds Of
which are for the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes, Del. Included in the list
OF ushers were Miss Molly Goodrich
and Miss Cora Ann Berliner. Three
OF the many patronesses were Mrs,
Samuel T. Ansell, Mrs. Edgar j.
Goodrich and Mrs. Wallace w.
Chiswell.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Small Informal Fetes
Mark Entertaining
Mrs. N0ver Honors Sonora de Castillo Najera
Mrs. Claude Pepper Is Luncheon Hostess

With
small groups of and meeting luncheon
then Yesterday such informal
ham Mrs Henry Wallace
tuarY pretty in her pale pink costume the ranking
CT Mrs Barnet Mover planned informal
plment Castillo
Others the small included Nine Loudon. wife Of the
for the visit OF her majesty Whmna of the Netherlands
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Mrs. Ralph Polio,
Daughter in Canada

Mrs. Polio and Miss Olive Frances
Polio, wife and daughter of the late
Mr.. Ralph Polio, are in Toronto,
Canada, where they were called by
the serious illness and death of Mrs.
Pollios mother, Mrs. w. B. Black
hall
Mrs. Blackhall had many friends
IN Washington, where she had
visited.
Mrs. Polio and her daughter will
return here later in the summer,
Evening star., 1942-07-30
SwOpes Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bayard
Swope, who have been at Saratoga
Springs for the early part of the
racing season, returned to Washing
ton yesterday. Tuesday evening they
entertained at dinner at the Arrow
head Inn.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Attend Recital

Mr.. end Mrs. Howard M. Brad
bury have returned from New York
City, where they attended song
recital given by their daughter, Miss
Jane Elizabeth Bradbury, who was
presented by Mr.. Frank La Fargo OF
New York.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

them their daughter, Mrs. Sidney
C. Howard and her children, who
went to Bar Harbor from their
home at Tyringham, Mass.
Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Dunn
are in New York for a brief stay
and are at the Weylin. They will
join Mrs. Dunn's father. Mr.. Fred
eric D. McKenney. at his country
place, Handley Hall in Kensington.
shortly
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Shower Planned
For Bride.EIect

Mrs. N, A. Rees will entertain 50
guests this evening in her home in
Arlington. The party. a miscel-
laneous shower, is to honor Miss
Lenore Thomas. whose marriage to
1t, g. g. Joseph Robinson will take
place next month.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

MRS. MAURICE MILLER.
Before her recent marriage
Mrs. Miller 1DaS Miss Muriel
Gerber, daughter OF Dr.. and
Mrs. Simon Gerber of this
city. Mr.. Miller is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. DdDid Miller,
also OF Washington.
Underwood and Unde,Dood
Photo.
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inches. illustration of stitches
m aterial requirements, color
schemes.
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II makes her skin look
younger and fresher than
il hos in years.

NTo-you'd never guess her age!
~ Is she l9-'O-i';
Once she looked quite bit older.
For. without realizing il, she was
using an agfa9cr.ug shade of face
powder II was cruel shade
treachcrouS and sly. Like harsh
light, II showed up every tiny line
in her face accented every little
skin fault-evcn seemed to exagger-
ate the size Of the pores
Bur look At her now, She looks
younger than she has in years.
For she has found her lucky
shade of face powdcr-the shade
that really faaer5 her skin-makes
it look fresh and enchanting.
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as usual And now we take of
our hats TO this very human
BritOn. I'm spite Of his strenuous
duties he has found time 20 care
for the child Of "A refugee French
woman whose husband. killed at
Dunkerquc. was friend OF his.
The mother, run down by a car
some days ago. has been hover
ing between life and death in the
Arcadia Hospital. and only re-
covered consciousness yesterday
Her child is now with her Cheers
for Trafalgar Nelson whose good
deed has found him OUT
Kathy was standing holding my
arm. But Uncle jim" she said,
II thought you said last night
that when the mother whose adj
dress you didn't know left the lit
tie boy with you to do that err
rand and disappeared you ar
ranged for Mrs. Granger 10 care
for him"
So | did, my dear. it's all just
as ! explained IT, What I've just
read is the Brindling version, in
GLIDING the item about Trafal-
gars friendship with the poor
child's father. AS YOU see, she's
given Trafalgar all the credit and
then some, but under the circum-
stances ! guess neither Henry
nor | will Try 10 rob him Of it,"
There was a knock The Mil
leans came in. Have Won
seen it," they asked in unison.
We nodded Isn't Sally Brind-
ling a marvel And again we
nodded Lolita was bubbling. "Of
all the goofy, incredible. fantas-
tic. unbelievable It's all of
that, MIlliCan interrupted, but
what we came 10 tell YOU was
this. Trafalgar's fallen hard
for Sally. He says he's not GO
ing 10 let her out Of his sight
again. And you know what that
means when Trafalgar says it,"
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WHAT'S in A NAME

vanced TO Miss Simpkins, May
! introduce myself am Trafal-
gar Nelson"
"Oh! you're you're -"
quite so and you
Miss Trotty Simpkins this
child's nurse She tried to
curtsy with the baby in her arms.
Here" Lolita interrupted,
give him to me"
Trotty handed over the child
and started for the door. Il hope
everything will be all right now,
sir" she said TO Nelson. Then
she faced me. The way Of the
transgressor is hard. " she quoted
Before | could answer she had
the door open. nearly running
down a pudgy man wearing a
heavy gold chain,
Uncle Jim" IT was Kathy ut
tcring what sounded hike the cry
of a lost soul finding a haven
at last
My dear" doomed Uncle Jim
she was in his arms, hugging
him. oblivious OF the whole room
What's all this?" he asked
his eyes rowing over us moth
ing has gone wrong / hope
nothing -"
He stopped abruptly as he saw
the sleepy child in Lotta's lap
"One minute dear where did
that child come from
kathy uHFoHRd- her arms Oh
Uncle Jim, you know too why
didn't YOU tell me, on why didn't
you tell me ?"
Uncle Jun became at once the
business man Henry, will you
explain Who brought this child
here p"
Kathy answered for me. "Oh
Uncle Jim, III explain. The
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clutched my arm in a stranele
hold. Trafalgar and Sally stood
like maronettes, staring at the
doorway For there was Trotty
Simpkins in her white uniform
carrying the child without a
name.
She advanced straight towards
me- Mr. Norton" she said in
a voice charged with Indignation,
Il have brought your child home
20 you where ne belongs" And
She held out the baby who gurg-
gled, "Papa-Papa."
got one look at kathy
have never seen face register
such an expression OF outrage.
Her hand dropped from my arm.
She backed away rubbing her
fingers as though she had been
contaminated.
Il knew you" Trotty went on,
her eyes on mine
Shut up. Trot," Sally broke
in
No" Trotty deficd her, rails
ing her voice above the subdued
strains Of the Blue Danube"
Il shall tell the truth She
freed one hand 70 point an ac-
cusing finger Il knew tins ira
Queer the moment hc CAV, me a
false name 10 hidc ms shame.
At first | kept silent but when
discovered MI Trafalgar Mel
son was IN this country on
patriotic mission and that this
man was trying To besmrch him
10 hide his own shame my duty
Was clear Mr. Nelson is Eng
,ish and SO am !. d"
Mlhcan leaned over and shut
off the radio An unearthly
silence followed
stood there tongue-tied. con-
scious that battery of suddenly
sober and accusing eyes was
blasting me
Il say this is extremely in
tcresting," Trafalgar Nelson
broke the impasse. as he au-
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Pattern 3il2 Fresh and smart
as a daisy petal is the shirtwaist-
er with white accents See the
soft impressed plcats Ne
signed for Womcn's sizes "a SO.
IS, 40, -, a 46 and IS. Size So
requires 81 yards %5-inch fabric
and p, yard contrast
Pattern 3i3I 4 Double Fea-
ture" you1l enjoy wearing all
around-thc-town this two-piece
mode with bodice gathers. De
signed for misses sizes u. Il. 16.
Is and 20. Size Is requires 3l2
yards 39-inch fabric.
Pattern 1895 Mother saves
money by making a cunning
school frock and play pinafore
both from the same design De-
signed for children's sizes ,. 4, 6,
5 and 10. Size s. view 4. requires
2', yards 25-inch fabric and d,
yard contrast, fiew G.. /, yards.
Pattern 1905 This little SPUR
rel has surrounded himself with
gay lazy daisy posies IN order TO
make a colorful crib cover for
baby, You'll find it fun 20 en-
broidcr. Pattern 34O5 contains
a transfer pattern Of motif l4x
14a, inches, l motif 5i2XSai
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nurse brought him here. Henry
gave the name of Trafalgar Mel
son TO to-so no one would
know So"
They had all moved away leav-
ing me alone like a pariah unfit
for human companionship. saw
red Perhaps" ! broke in
angrily. your Uncle Jim will do
q little explaining himself"
A puzzled look came into
Uncle Jim's eyes. And who is
Trafalgar Nelson?"
II say" broke in Trafalgar,
az am Trafalgar Nelson.
81 see" said Uncle jim, there
seems 10 be some mistake. This
child is my
Kathy stopped him. No, no."
she cried wildly you shan't do
this know you'd do anything
for me but you shant do this
l can't let you do this"
My dear" questioned Uncle
Jim, do you really think this
child is Henry's ?"
How can we-think he
isn't" quavered Kathy.
We'll well, well" said Uncle
Jim. sit down all of you.
think can convince you he
ism, {"
Uncle Jim was up early the
next morning He had all the
metropolitan dailies stacked on
the living room table when
Kathy and / came down Kathy
Rugged him and then Rugged me.
Clever girl, that Miss Brind-
ling said Uncle Jim, chuckling.
Listen to this. It's from Man
haitian Knockabout's column.
So we were right about Ira
falgar Nelson's private mission
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How old does your foee
powder soy you are?

Are YOU quite sure the shade of
face powder You use is exactly right
for YOU, Are you sure it doesn't lie
about your age-that IT doesn't say
you're getting little older?