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Evening star., 1943-05-09

The only time sailor gets in trouble"
states Marv, talking between his teeth. "is
when some dumb soldier starts to pick on
himr'
"One more crack like that" says Dan,
and you will be in trouble yourself!"
"Sez who, soldier?" barks Marv, and if a
major general doesn't pass by just then to
snap them both to attention, it's no telling
what interesting goings-on may come to pass
! HIS is payday week end says Dan,
"and we will wait until after the last train
Sunday and see. There will be a lot more
sailors than soldiers in the jug or on their way
there"
Marv grins. 1T is a payday for me, too."
he says, 'and got an even fifty bucks that
says there will be more soldiers in trouble"
Its bet" snaps Dan. Il will meet you
here after the Sunday midnight pulls out"
1t all happens so quick Dan doesn't re-
member his promise to Kitty until after Marv
Evening star., 1943-05-09

walks away. Besides having his conscience to
smooth down. he will see Kitty on Monday
when he has twenty-four hours leave, and
she will ask him for part of his pay. Because
every month she makes him come across with
enough for a War Bond. So he better win,
or else -
He is in such a state of worry he rushes
over to the Second Precinct Police Station as
soon as he is relieved. The Army and Navy
share back room at the Second Precinct,
and an Army sergeant and Navy chief
petty officer sit at two desks, to book the
boys who get little boisterous and hold them
until they can be shipped back to where they
belong. Dan hurries up to Sergeant Foley.
Anything on the blotter YETI" Dan asks.
The Sergeant takes his feet off the desk
and yawns. mo arrests. Just soldier reports
he has his furlough papers snitched on him
when he is asleep on the train"
Dan sighs with relief. He leans over and
whispers into the Sergeant's ear all about his
bet. As soon as the Sergeant realizes the honor
of the Amy is at stake, he gets real grim and
determined He looks over at the Navy
C.P.O., who is another old-timer with hash
marks up to his elbow. and says, ANY Of your
boys in trouble yet, Chief"
The Chief grins. mot one. God bless
EN-" Then he gets grim and determined
Il get phone call from one of my boys
Please turn b nsst pa1s
Evening star., 1943-05-09

Nv for the city as a plain-clothes cop
w and signs up to work for the Army
as private, his mouse Kitty is full of good
advice about How to Get Along in the Army.
This would not be so bad if Dan is sent away
to far distant places and only has to read her
advice, because soldier can get real smart
at spotting advice in his letters from home,
and can skip it. But Dan is with an MP.
Battalion, which is stationed right in his
home town; every time he sees Kitty she
ladies it into his ear personally.
She goes on and on all through dinner, one
night Dan mods his head and doesn't say a
word, partly because he is not interested and
partly because he is busy eating And an
other thing that worries me-" says Kitty
finally, lis the way lot of soldiers gamble"
At this Dan gets red, and coughs Kitty
narrows her eyes at him. did hit something
that time, Inspector" she says.
II choked," sputters Dan.
You turned red before you choked,' says
Kitty ''Oh, you always did manage to do
things backwards" She takes deep breath.
well, how much did you lose last month";
Dan squirms in his chair; for the first time
after one of Kitty's home-cooked dinners he
is uncomfortable Didn't promise you
couple of years ago, when am on the cops,
that all bets are off," he stalls.
"You did indeed. And now think it is
time for you to renew your vows"
lust few friendly rolls of the dice -
"Of course - but for matchsticks," says
Kitty firmly.
Dan sighs and reaches for second helping
of dessert to ease the strain. How about
two-bit limit" he pleads.
Dur Kitty is grim. "Matchsticks!" she says.
lust because a soldier doesn't have to buy
his own clothes or pay rent is no reason for
him to lose his money on payday"
MAYBE the prancing cavalry horse is pass
ing out in the Army" Dan says, but the
galloping domino is here to stay
AN MP should set good example, says
Kitty, and her lips begin to quiver. Il am
little disappointed in you"
please don't cry, Chicken!' begs Dan,
breaking down after the first culver. If you
feel so bad about it, will promise to be
matchstick boy from now on. "...
So this is the way they leave it, and after
two weeks Dan is almost used to the idea,
even though he is bit lonely now and then;
because it seems he is the only matchstick
boy in the US. Army. But he is reconciled
to 90 on without bet for the duration -
till one day he meets Marv Decker
Dan is on duty at Central Station with his
sidearms ard billy and his MP. brassard on
his arm, when he sees Marv. 1t is not 80 long
ago that Marv is plain-clothes cop working
out of Headquarters along with Dan. Even
50, Dan does not recognize him at first. be-
cause Marv is now NJ. Decker, seaman 1st
cl., U.S. Navy. He is wearing leggings and
sidearms, and his brassard reads "S.P." He
is eyeing the sailors that come in on the trains
on weekend leave, and pointing out the near
est USO; Dan is doing the same for the SOL
diers so it is not until a lull between trains
Evening star., 1943-08-26

both In the Marine Corps, and 1t
q. g. T. H. Holberton of the Naval
Reserve, who lives at Beverly Hills,
Calf.
Both of the marine officers were
in flight of IL Corsairs which took
off from the South Pacific base on
the morning of June 7. While pa
trolling they sighted a flight of 20
to rs Zeros 1000 feet below them.
The marines pounced on the foe,
who ducked into a cloud bank and
escaped after a 50-mile chase.
During the pursuit all fields in
the home area had been closed be-
cause of bad weather.
After the marines had set their
planes down in different places
other planes were sent out to search
for them.
1t, q. g. Grant Herreid of More
head, Mimi, flying a Kingfisher,
discoverel Maj. Vroone on an is
land beach. The grounded aviator
Evening star., 1943-08-26

swan through the breakers to the
rescue plane and was taken back
to his base.
Two days later word was received
at the base that castaway pilot
has been spotted and Grumman
Duck, piloted by A. D. Morgan of
Los Banos, Calf. escorted by Wild
cat fighters, found the castaway and
returned him to the base. This was
f. HOlhe rton
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Is D. {. Men 10 Enter
Services Tomorrow

The armed forces will get 70 Dis
trict men now on their post
induction furlough tomorrow when
A selectees will report to the Army,
% to the Navy, to the Marine
Corps and to the Coast Guard.
Those going into the Army were
inducted August 6; into the Navy,
August 20; into the Marine Corps
and Coast Guard, August 13. The
list follows:
Army.
Stitt, James s. Shaw. Gilbert c.
Allen, Richard w. Mayes, Sandy A, jr.
Robinson, Rufus r. Smith James L.
Jones, Herman Gardner, Harold NJ
Harris, Robert Reynolds. Festus G.
Brent, John H. Joyner, Lee W.
Canada. Robert J. Price, Harry
Smith, Nathaniel L. Luckett, Earl s.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
3U. 5. Flyers Saved
After Sea LANDINGS
In GuadaicanaI Area

The rescue Of two Marine Corps
and one naval aviator after they
had been forced down at sea in
the Guadalcanal area was re-
ported by the Navy Department yes
terday.
The Marine Corps men made
forced landings on the sea after
they had run out of gas while put
ting to rout 20 to Is Zeros which
they pounced on while on patrol.
Those rescued were: Maj. Ray L.
Vroone of New York City. and First
Il. w. H. Snee, also of New York,
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Aids War Wuoe Cut

SAN DIEGO. Calf. P).-Mildred
Whitmarsh receives a 37-cent week.
ly pay check at an aicraft plant
and she's proud of it.
Her wage is more than that, but
the rest goes in payroll deductions
for taxes and War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Gordon, J. B., 3r. Bolden, Lawyer ?.
Wilson, Odell Blue, David j.
Carter Leon A. Bowie. Melvin
Beale, John c. Butler, william A.
Coleman, Cosmore B. Matthews, c. L. jr.
Richardson, M. T. Miller, Priest E.
Neal Willie M Valentine Edinbur
Whiting, Charles x. Mitchell, William, jr.
Walden, Oscar L. Henry, Ebert
Wood James S. Matthews, william
THOMPSON, T. s. Kelly, Theodore J.
Jones, Calvin Ruth, George w.
Dudley, Clarence L. Spencer, John
Butler, Joseph Boyd. James
Navy.
Winston. B. A. Bonds William
Chase, Joseph T Bauldrick, Willie D.
Hardy, Roosevelt Moye, Willis
Piper, Herbert c. Campbell, Junius e.
Wilson, Benjamin Balland, william S.
Head. Charles d. Adair, George r.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

kobinsoni Phillip Buck. Marion T.
Grimes, C.. W, Brown. b 81 +.
Jefferson. r. r.. jr. Hopkins. IRA 4.
Harley. Roland A.
Marine Corps
Anthony. Tayloe r. David, Remand T.
Martz. Edsel B Gilmore. James C.
David, Ernest ..
Coast Guard.
Hayes, william A.
Domestic help is hard to find
but you may find 1t through .
want Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Give up that vacation drive cheer
fully; we need gasoline to take the
enemy for a one-way ride.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

with this darling wooI-ond-
rabbit holr Jersey frock (9O96
WOOL 1923 rabbit hair, fIot-
terlng os con be with its cross
over neck, pIeoted pockets ond
dlrndI shlrrlnq. Aqua, powder
blue, red, gold, luggage. 10
to l6. Sl295
Sports Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Flying Blue

A color q Womon will wear
proudly and with such fIotteN
as in this soft l0Oq6 wool dress
buttoned lntenmittentY to the
hem and softly tucked ot both
the shoulders ard the wost.
Commando blue, brown, purple,
black, IS to "A. $685.
Women's Dresses. Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-10-03

If you were portrait painter, YOU
wouldn't picture a charming woman
with hands old as Methuselah,
would you? OF course not-for a
young and lovely face deserves
smooth, soft feminine hands. So
why not let PACOUINS Hand
Cream help guard YOUR hands
against the effect housework, war
production jobs and service tasks
OF today bring to your hands?
PACOUINS is a cream that's
dainty and fragrant - spreads right
on your handskin to help keep it
satin-smooth. 1t was first created
for doctors and nurses, whose
hands are in water from 80 to 40
times a day :. but for years past
has been one of Americas Greatest
beauty-boons to women who realize
that young, allurinely lovely hands
are IMPORTANT! You'll find
PACQUINS Hand Cream in Drug,
Department and l0c stores-just
ask for it!
Evening star., 1943-10-03

There were about twenty-five
guests at the buffet supper party
which Miss Eve French gave Fri
day night at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A.
French, in North Arlington. Among
the guests was Miss Lois Ford Of
Oakton, who also was Miss French's
house guest for the week end. As
siSting the hostess were her mother
and Mrs. Roy Ewers of Arlington.
Miss Patty Mccormick will leave
Tuesday for her home in Bel Air,
Nd, after a visit of several days
with her brother -in-law and sister,
Capt. and Mrs. Howard H. Sypher,
Jr., of North Arlington.
Mrs. Wallace Newman with her
daughter, Miss Phyllis Newman, and
son, Mr.. Selwyn Newman, OF Vir-
ginia Highlands, spent the first OF
the week with another son, APP
prentice Seaman LinWood Newman,
who is in training for the Coast
Guard at Curtis Bay, Md. Mrs. New
man was also accompanied by her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcintosh of Alexandria,
and her daughter, Mrs. Reginald
Gaines, and granddaughter, Diane,
of Washington.
Mrs. Clinton Skidmore of North
Arlington has returned from a visit
of few days with her husband, Lit.
Skidmore, who is stationed at Quon-
set Point. R. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Blan-
chard and their son, Mervin Blan-
chard, of South Arlington, lett
Tuesday for Omaha, where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Blanchards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 1nglls.
They attended the large reception
Thursday in the City Auditorium of
Omaha welcoming home Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jeffers and their
daughter, Miss Eileen Jetfers. who
have recently returned from Wash
ington. Another son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blanchard's, Howard Blan-
chard, Jr., has entered his senior
wear at Massanutten Academy at
Woodstock.
Mrs. Kathryn Lawrence will re-
turn Monday to her home in Cher
rvdale from visit in Pennsylvania
with her mother and sister, Mrs.
A. B. Dunning and Mrs. E. V. Bur
leigh, of Douglasville, and her
brother r-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alphonse Haupel, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Reginald Kassbaum was a
luncheon and bridge hostess Tues
day at her home in North Airing
ton. entertaining Mrs. Roy EWers,
Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. Crawford
Buell., Mrs. Blaine Cooner, Mrs.
Herman johnson, Mrs. Ovid Martin
and Mrs. Harry Caulson.
Mrs. Violet Busher, who has been
the guest for several weeks OF her
mother, Mrs. Pearl Mcguire of Vir-
ginia Highlands, will leave this week
for her home in Richmond.
Miss Lorraine V. Redmann, who
has been the guest of Mr.. AND Mrs.
Robert L. Wilkinson of North Ar
lington, will return this week to her
home in La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. Ellen Akers Of South Arling-
ton and her sister, Mrs. Katie Gross
of Washington, have returned from
visit of a few days with their
brother-in-laW and sister. Mr.. and
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Bridge Monday
In HerndOn

HERNDON, Oct. 2-Mr. and Mrs
George Ramsey Bready entertained
at bridge supper last evening at
Edwardstone when their guest OF
honor was Miss Josephine Hogan
of Baltimore. who is the guest OF
Mrs. Albert Sheppard. Mr.. and Mrs
Bready will leave Monday for West
field, Mass, where they will be the
guests for week of Mr.. Charles
Dewey.
Mrs. Bentley Harrison will enter
tain at a dessert bridge party Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. David Costa and her young
son, David Gregory Costa, and her
mother, Mrs. Nancy Carroll, have
opened their home on Eden street
after spending some time with 1t
Costa in Southern camp.
|. MI. and Mrs. c. R. Rust of Front
Royal have moved into the former
home of Mrs. Lycurgus Hutchison
on the Dranesville road.
Mrs. Samuel N. Laws is spending
a month at Catlett, where she is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. M. K
Putnam.
Miss Katherine Groh will leave
next week for Orlando. Fla, where
she will spend the winter with hel
brother, Mr.. William Groh.
Mrs, Elmer Bolton Kennedy and
her mother, Mrs. Charles Rider, will
leave shortly for Washington where
they have take an apartment TO,
the winter Mrs. Kennedy's hus-
band, 1t. Col, Kennedy, is on duty
/ overseas.
Pvt. and Mrs. Robert Lee WhetzeI
OF Marysvllle, Calf, are spending
! several days with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Patton
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Arlington County Communities
Miss Eve French Buffet Hostess;
Family Visits Seaman Newman

Mrs. Clay Lawrey, in Baltimore.
1t. Edward Duval came from
Jacksonville last week to join Mrs
Duval, who has been the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Daniel of Alexandria. On Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. John R
Cocker of Westover entertained at
a buffet supper complimenting 1t
and Mrs. Duval, who were former
residents of Arlington.
Mrs. r. M Cocker left yesterday
for visit with her son, Ensign r
M. Cocker, an instructor in flying
stationed at Pensacola.
Misses Mabel and Irene Nicholas
OF North Arlington are entertaining
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
c. Nicholas of Lawton, Iowa.
Mrs. Harry L. Arrest of South Ar
lington Is spending several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Griffith of The Hague, Va
Mr.. Arrest, who accompanied her
there, returned home after a visit of
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Beaman,
who have been making their home in
Westover, left last week for their fu-
ture home. Durham, N. C.
Mrs. Mildred Wateland, who has
been making her home in South Ar
lington for the past year, while en-
ployed by the Army Air Forces, re-
turned last week to her former home
in Wahpeton, N. Oak.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Mr., Mrs. Crane
Wed Recently
To Reside Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Irwin Crane
the latter formerly Miss Ann Hale
will make their home in Washing
ton and live at 4706 Window place
Their wedding took place Saturday
September Is, in the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Hale, widow
of Mr.. Laurence Henry Hale. The
Rev. Dr. John B. Edwards, head of
the District of Columbia Methodist
churches, officiated and the bride
was given in marriage by her
mother.
The bride wore white satin made
with a train and carried orchids,
roses and stephanotis. Mrs. David
Karr was matron of honor wearing
blue faille and the brides other
attendants were Mrs. Carter Bowen
and Miss Germaine Coffey who
wore similar costumes of orchid
and. rose faile and they all carried
autumn flowers in pastel shades.
Mr.. David Carr was the best man
and Mr.. Luis Ortega was the
groomsman.
An informal reception followed
for those who witnessed the cere-
mony and later Mr. and Mrs. Crane
left on their short wedding trip.
The bridegroom was graduated from
Duke University and took his mas
ter's degree from American Univer-
sit, where the bride also was grad
uated
Evening star., 1943-10-03
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Craftsman "Candlelisht,' "Old
Mirror" Silver Flutes" how
these lovely, heart-warming words
conjure up pictures of gracious liv-
ing! They're the names of TOWLE
Sterling patterns and they,
along with others as lovely, are
brides true! The grace
of TOWLE patterns and the superb
craftsmanship of TOWLE silver.
smiths have brought beauty into
homes of brides since 1890 {.
through other wars and years of
peace. And even though TOWLE
has zone to war with the rest of us
today, you can still start your OWN
TOWLE Sterling now! II of the
most popular patterns are still
being made in 7 essential pieces
:. and after the war you'll be able
to get EVERYTHING in your
chosen pattern! Here's how to do
it with the least possible waiting
ask your Jeweler about the
TOWLE War Bond Plan . with
a priority number" for quicker
postwar delivery of your precious
OWN TOWLE Silver!
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Xxx brighten M Xxx

If YOU want to reflect the radiance
of Fall brightness INSIDE your
home . give special attention to
the silver articles YOU have in your
rooms. Why not have a special
"brishten-up" day this week? Ask
your Department or Grocery store
for that wonderful SILVO Liquid
Silver Polish that makes ONE rub
do the work of three! Cost is but
25c yet it's the same polish
used on the priceless silver and
gold services of the King of Eng.
land! SILVO is a liquid gets
right down into crevices and then
comes right out with the lightest
rubbing! Do try it it's a very
special pet" BUY.LINE of mine
| urge You to investigate. Ask your
leading Department or Grocery
Store this week.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Manassas and Other Virginia Places
Special Activities Are Limited
Largely to Interest in Visitors

| in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Funk
in Blacksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Christopher
have had as their guest for severa.
weeks Mrs. Christopher's sister, Miss
Kitty Averett of Lynchburg
Corpl. JAMES Vincent Davis, jr., OF
Fort Eustis has been the guest of his
mother, Mrs. j. Vincent Davis, fo1
several days.
Mrs. Ayleene Guthrie has returned
from Richmond.
Mrs. J. Locke Bushong will leave
the first of the week for Winchester
where she will visit her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Van Meter.
Mrs. c. P. Nelson is the guest of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor Vinson, in Hunt
ingtOn, w. Va.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

is well known in Prince Georges
County for her outstanding work
with the Girl Scouts. She Is the
sister Of Capt. Francis r. Hargy,
U. 8. A., now on duty in Sicily.
The bridegroom Is the son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A..
Kuck Of Albion. N Y. He is q
graduate Of the College Of the
City Of New York and Of the
Illinois Institute Of Technology,
and Is a member Of Lambda Chi
Alpha.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

MANASSAS, Oct. 2.-Mrs. Stewart
McBryde was hostess at bridge
Thursday
Miss Carolyn Rohr of Mary Wash
ington College, Fredericksburg, is
spending the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle S. Rohr.
Mrs. o. D. Waters will return next
week from Coral Gables, Fla, where
she has been spending a vacation.
Mrs. Waters was accompanied by
Mrs. o. D. Waters, jr, and the lat
ter's children, Martha Lane and
Carol Keir Waters, of Washington.
Mrs. H. E. Pickeral is spending a
week with her brother and sister
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Just reminder that Deep Peach"
by YARDLEY is a wonderful Face
Powder shade to film your face
with mist-blown delicacy now that
you're wearing the deeper shades of
Autumn. Deep Peach" is tender
blend of peach-ochre tones =.
neither too heavy nor too light
for Fall. Cost is just 81 a box
at fine shops everywhere. Ask for
this famous English Complexion
Powder by YARDLEY :. you'll
enjoy using YARDLEY'S Powder
NOWl
Evening star., 1943-10-03

hair bring need for freshenina
even between regular shampoos.
And that's where MINIPOO is in.
valuable -. cleansing hair of dirt,
but leaving the precious wave in.
tact, in 10 minutes fiat. with no
soap, water or drying time-out!
Ask your Department or Drug
Store for MINIPOO,-frasrant
powder and terry-cloth mitt with
which to rub hair into fresh i'm
maculate lustrousness. Cost is
just 81 for 80 shampoos! Nat
urally, this new way to hair groom.
ing is MUST for busy women
everywhere! Contains no orris
root or any other allersy-causins
substance. Try MINIPOO.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Massachusetts
State Society

The Massachusetts, Society of
Washington will give AM informal
party Tuesday evening following the
annual business meeting, which will
be held in Wardman Park Hotel.
Officers for the coming year will be
elected at the meeting, which will
begin at 8:15 o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Women in war
work find that
NJ | n | POO is
one of til cir
greatest beauty
allies D st,
grit, grease and
Crime in the air
settle in their
Evening star., 1943-10-03
MIMH
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If you could get a grasshopper's
view of movie theatre,-yon'd see
many a footless shoe shed to
give unhappy feet a rest! That's
especially true when extra work
and strain, and the necessity for
greater walking, cause tired, ach-
ing feet. SO DO take my tip on
DR.. SCHOLL'S Foot Powder.
You'll find it so cooling SO refresh
ing when feet are tired, perspirins
and sore. DR.. SCHOLL'S Foot
Powder is deodorizine. too. and
gives protection against Athletes
Foot. Why not try it and be
foot happy this Fall? Just ask
your Drug, Shoe or Department
Store for it sprinkle its pleas
ant white powder directly on your
feet and right into your shoes.
You'll walk in greater comfort, and
at the same time, give your preci.
Gus shoe -linines helpful protection
against sweaty. smelly stains that
come from perspiring feet!
Evening star., 1943-10-03

here's BU1LlNE that's
kRlSP probably the ONLY 1000
bought about the Krisp
St Louis and learned hand the
normal and special diets But moreo this later for I'm
ask buy package RYKRISP
that when discuss fully BUYLNES from
you'll realize what delicious bread is Crisp unchy
cately favored al-purpose Of
nutrition NkRlSP know popular bread in reducing
diets because each slice has only q caore And
doctor orders for wheatee diets because
but Get 4kRISP from Grocers this whole
salt made n the
Evening star., 1943-10-03

MRS. JOHN NJ. RODIER,
The bride Of Capt. Rodier, be-
fore her marriage aDas Miss
Hazel May Long, niece OF Mrs.
Margaret Mccormick. The
couple are residing IN Tucson,
Where the bridegroom is on
duty at the Army Air Forces
Base. -CapitoI Photo.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Here again sketch Of the SMART smoke SMART
sons are pretty obvious if you'll just VICEROY Cigarette
for their filter check those tobacco ian which
dlscolor teeth and ate the throat leaving Clean mild smokehe
result Of fine quality tobaccos smoothly blended In addition
NCEKO1S eliminate smoking the filter keeps
tobacco crumbs IN the pretty OUT
of handbags VICEROYS soften and cling lps-runns
apt to do DO VICERoYS they're popularpriced and
give FULL smoking enoymentl
Evening star., 1943-10-03

What IS a favor ex-
tract? It's the modern
way of magic favorine,
with all the trouble
removed for what
but magic could take
essential oils, esters,
solvents and give us
pure taste delight?
That's why If seems to