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Evening star., 1943-03-25
Juvenile Case Officer
Named in ARLINGTON

Appointment of Frank G. Palmer
as special officer in charge OF
juvenile cases was announced today
by Arlington County Police Chief
Harry L. woodward. Mr.. Palmer
will handle all juvenile cases in con-
junction with the public welfare
department and will act as liaison
of1cer between the police and well
fare departments. Chief woodward
said.
Mr.. Palmer has served as a traf,ic
policeman since he was appointed
to the department July /, ls4o.
In the operation OF the new
juvenile program, a card-1le system
has been set up by which a complete
record Of all juvenile cases and their
disposition will be kept. These
records, Chief woodward said. win
be exclusively for police department
use, as all juvenile records are con-
f1dential
Evening star., 1943-03-25

an increase in the amount appropriated for
for the veterans Relief Fund ways and
>, H b 72.4 tBy Montgomery Delesation)-
70 70. a amend law relating to the County
? H. B. 725 eBy Montgomery Deiesation)-
To amend law relating to the County
Board . Of - Assessments; .s Delegation
TO empower County Commissioners to
license and regulate public and private
1umPs Md at3, IN IN any . section outside Of the
II. B. 7@6 tBy Montsomery Deleg tion,-
sition by the United States Of rights to
construct roadway or parkway between
"aIhins19n I t9n and and Baltimore !Judearyl
To authorize the State Roads Commission
to receive and any other country or other
o 1a oVned or n...o 6r
construction Of highways. Judiciary
Recessed at 4:l0 pm. until pm.
last night.
Reconvened at 8:58 pm.
Bills Introduced.
H. 72s fBy Bustard)-To provide for
me licensing OF tIailers in Baltimore
H. B. 729 tBy Garrett delee ationJ-To
provide for an annual appropriation by the
county commiSsioners of 81 900 for ex-
ICE IN the prevention. control or eradica-
ton OF animal diseases. tDelegationD
a b; bao tBy oonel-Relatins TO taking
us tributaries. Baltimore County delega-
tion)
Resolution Adopted.
BY Larrimore-Reauesting the State De-
partment of Health to establish one OF the
County,
Bills Passed.
H. B. $40 tBy Anne Arundel delegation)
10 authorize the city OF Annapolis to re-
pair sidewalks and cut bordering grass after
Il B, $40 tBy Anne Arundel delegation,
10 abolish ONCE OF elected city counselor
IN ana provlde appointment of city attorney
H. B GAG tBy Harvey)-To authorize
STATE Board OF Agriculture to enter into
reclpfocai r,etr agreements with other States on
s. B, AZ tBy Brucel-To make crime of
assault with intent to rob murder or have
Garnal knowledge felony instead of mis-
S. B. l6l CBy Della)-..To amend unem-
ployment compensation laws
S. B. "a (By Davis Marven-To direct
the State Roads Commission to construct
q bridge over the Tuckahoe River at New
| Counties.
-. tBy Dulin|--,To direct the State
creek Bryce 5es IN IN ARns Arundel County
tary law to remove age restrictions for
enlistment and retirement. ava
IS: B. az tBy Bennett. Brice, Davis.
Johnson Dize>-To add new section to
road laws to, provide for classification of
certain employees as maintenance road
engineers.
s. B; a. tBy Dunnl--To amend Anne
Afunoei county law relating to the num-
Der and compensation of treasurer's clerks
B 373 by Georse)-To direct the
state Roads Commission to take over the
bridge across the Wye River
). B; 3Se tBy George)--To repeal sec
tlon OF Queen Annes County law re
| latIng 10 cruelty to animals
S: B, 400 tBy Georgel-To repeal section
OF Queen Annes County law relating to
payment q fines unclaimed by nfoImers
5. b, 4l3 tBy Kimblel-To amend sec
tons Of Alegany County law relating to
trial Of cases involving desertion OF wife
s. 273 tBy Byrnes)--To amend Bal
tlmore city law eliminating provision for
appointment of police matrons for SPECIFIC
term.
Adjourned at l0;l6 pm. until
l:30 pm. today.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Alexandria Committee
Is Ready 10 Assign
Victory Gardens Plots
ALLEGATION Meetings
Are Scheduled for
Those Needing Lond

Victory gardening in Alexandria
now has reached the stage where
the committee in charge is ready to
assign plots to prospective gardeners
who have no land of their own.
Mrs. Godfrey Baker, committee
chairman, has announced a series
Of zone meetings, which gardeners
are asked to attend for assignment
of plots.
The first meeting for residents of
zones 6 and will be held at o'clock
tonight at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Paxton, 1718 Duke street.
There is enough land for all of
zone 8 and for part of zone 6. A
quarter Of an acre has been loaned
by Mrs. Herbert Robertson, another
quarter acre plot by Mrs M. Thomp-
son, at l440 Duke street, and there
is an acre of land available near
the Masonic Memorial.
Residents of Zone S, and those
in Zone who live on South Wash
ington street will meet At 8 pm
tomorrow In the recreation room OF
Gunston Hall. Five acres Of land
in Zone donated by the Mount
Vernon Floral Co. will be divided
Residents of George Washington
Park in Zone IS and part of
Zone Is also will meet at 8 pm
tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Selden Washington, 3O8 Park road
On Monday night meeting will
be held at the home of w. B.
Mountcastle, lib Colonial avenue.
to divide city-owned tract on Old
Georgetown road among residents
of the southern part Of Zone 13, ex-
elusive OF Abingdon Gardens.
Block leaders will call prospec-
tive gardeners in other zones as
soon as land is available for as
signment. Mrs. Baker said that
land is needed In the neighborhood
OF Presidential Gardens.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

the Government employees are such
"slow pay" considerably increases the
cost of conducting a credit business.
There has been scandalous con-
duct on the part of many Govern
ment employees in connection with
their financial affairs" said Chair
man Celler of New York. He stated
that he knew of postal workers in
his home State who buy far in ex-
cess of their salary limit"
The present law that declares the
Government may not be made part
of a legal action without its con-
sent was defined as moss bound"
by R. H. Stout, representing the
Morris Plan Bankers Association.
He declared that absence of the
right to bring garnishee proceed
ings against Federal employe Gre
ates serious credit difficulties.
N. c. Hellman, general counsel of
the Credit Union National Associa-
ton, did not register opposition to
the bill, but suggested that its pro-
visions be limited to one garnishee
at time and not to exceed 10 per
cent of the employees monthly in
come.
Evening star., 1943-03-25


Convened at l:59 pm.
Bills Introduced.
S, B. 500 tBy Marven-To add new sec
tion to fisheries law authorizing Fisheries
Commission to issue licenses for hook AND
line fishing. Chesapeake Bay and Trib-
S 3. 537 (By Gonder)--To add new sec
ton TO- Garrett county irc w ovi proviohg ior
lGonder, Myers Funk
S. B. $40 tBy Wilmer)--To repeal sec
tions OF Charles County law relating TO
const ables and justices Of the peace, will
mer, sothoron. BowlineD
S B. Sal tBy Wilmer)-To repeal sec
any one except residents of county from
buving for resale hogs or poultry. tWLmer,
Sothoron, BowlneD
Resolutions Introduced.
S, J. r 4 tBy warfeld, Lindsay and
sothoron)-To request the State Roads
Commission to draw ", Up plans Tor modern L
seR Roads ne and
Bills Passed.
misdemeanor 10 interfere with the pro
dustiqn or or 15ansportation Of I99dstuf,s
tax sale procedure in the counties
s, B. ~ tBy Kimble)--To place all city
employees of Cumberland under the merit
S, B. 44e tBy Wilmer)--To amend
Charles County Law to clarity provision
relating to commissioners compensation:
Montgomery County Commissioners TO pro-
vide for regulation of FISH ponds.
S. B. 452 lBy George!-To add new sec
10 the publication OF laws and notices
H. b Is CBv Conlon)-To provide for a
secretary-engineer for the State Aviation
HB 1876 by Frederick County Delega-
tion>-To, amend section of teachers re-
tirement law eliminating provision reiat-
H b 23l tBv Fairbanks)-To prohibit
the sale of horse meat for human con-
sumption.
Resolutions Adopted.
Bv Brice-To commend the resistance
OF the Greek people and to urge suitable
observance Of Greek Independence Day
March 2s
Adjourned at 4;21 pm, until l:l5
pm. today.
Convened at 2l0 pm.
Bills introduced.
H. B. I'll (By Anne Arundel DeleEa-
tionl-To, increase, the COMPENSATION OF the
county police chief and increase the num-
Der Of oraeers. DeIegatlon .1
m by y ARe' Rs ssHns sEHaqs Pssss 2seuis
ton and control of alcoholic beverages
salss. pslesa5,en, sls 5sg } lr,ne,ev,-ro crs.+.
II. D.
Maryland roadside council. tRosds and
II. B 7l5 tBy Benson and Dodrer,-To
provide for the compensation of justices
Of the peace other than trial magistrates.
Judiciary
II. B. 716 fBy Dempsey>-To provide
that no motor vehicle revenues be used
for other than construction or maintenance
OF roads and that the amendment be sub
mitted to the voters IN a referendum
II. B az 1By Dinntns Authorizing
the Baltimore County Commissioners TO
make necessary rules with respect to
civilian defense. Baltimore County Dele
CATION
H B 7ls tBy Prince Georges Delega-
tion ITO authorize the town Of Cottage
City to borrow sum not exceeding $4,000
at any one time DELEGATION
H B go tBy Garrett DeleRatlon)-To
authorize the County Commissioners to
borrow funds 30 adjust compensation OF the
contractors operating school buses tDele-
cation
H b 722 tBy Toilette permit banks
to refuse demand OF payment on a check
presented one year from its date. tJudl-
cisry)
Evening star., 1943-03-25
George Clinton Hoddox
To Be Buried Today
By the Associated Press.


WINCHESTER, Va, March 25.-
Methodist services will be held to-
day for George Clinton Haddox
56, retired employe of the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue, who died
Monday in a Washington hospital
Burial will be in Mount Hebron
Cemetery.
Mr.. Haddox was a brother law
OF the late John c. Koons, one
time First Assistant Postmaster
General, and served in the Army
during the World War. Surviving
are his widow, Mrs. Elton Koontz
Haddox one son. one daughter, and
his mother. Mrs. Harriet Buckley
Haddox Of this city.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Temple Hills Indorses
New Jurisdiction Bill

The Temple Hills CMd) Citizens
Association last night Endorsed a
bill now before the State Legisla-
ture which would give the National
Capital Park and Planning Commis-
sion Jurisdiction over the Temple
Hills and Oxon Hills sections.
Formation of Victory Garden
Club, sponsored by the association,
was announced last night. The club
will be under direction of Paul Con-
nell, landscape and gardening ex-
nert
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Lost Jeep Irks Army;
Even Lawns Are Roked
BY the Associated Press

BY lhe ASSOC lated Press.
DENVER, Colo.-Any one found
jeep?
The perambulator- size vehicle
vanished from its customary park
Ing spot in the center of Lowry
Field. 1t wasn't checked out through
any of the gates.
We even turned over boards and
raked the lawns" one soldier sighed
Evening star., 1943-03-25

ance groups to be established
throughout Arlington This second
unit, sponsored by the Jefferson and
Arlington Ridge Civic Associations,
is located in the Nellie Custis School.
1t will give out all forms of ration
ing applications and assist in filling
them, every Friday from to pm
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Montgomery Gets Two
Proposals in Same Mail
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 25.-Gen. Sir
Bernard L. Montgomery, British 9th
Army commander, recently received
two proposals Of marriage. Cur
iously enough" he said, both came
by the same post. That must be q
record"
The general. 55, and q widower
since 1887, told Of the proposals in
a letter to his mother, Lady Mont
gomery, which she made public yes
terday.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Robert Melton, So, Dies
OF World War Injuries

Robert Melton, So, of Beltsville,
Md, died Tuesday after a long ILL
ness resulting from World War in
juries.
He came to BeltSvillee in June
from Robinson, ILL.,, where he taught
school.
He is survived by his widow. four
children, two of whom. Shirley Anne,
10. and Dan, l9. live in Beltsville;
a brother and sister, both in Illi-
nois, and one grandchild
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Widow Gets Felt Estote

ROCKVILLE, Md. March IS (Spe-
ciaD Under the will OF George H.
Felt Of Washington Grove, which
has been admitted to probate here,
his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Felt,
receives his entire estate, and Is
named executrix. The value Of the
estate was not revealed.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Legislative Routine

ANNAPOLIS proceedings the Legislature
Yesterday S follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Don't Suffer Try Gillian!

If you are now suffering the tor
mentS of bloating gas. Consupa-
ton, slcepleSS nights and other
disorders which may be due TO
faulty elimination. try this ia
nous natural medicine. Give il
a chance TO prove itself, Gillian
is called natural" medicine
because IL is made from the juices
OF Is OF Natures health-giving
herbs. roots and barkS. These
natural juices have been helping
suffering mankind for ages. Gil
jan mixes with your food and
helps 10 eliminate the poiSonS
that foster digestive misery and
aids the liver and bowels 10 their
proper functions. / brings out
gases and impurities and urges
the healthful activity of liver and
kidneys and often stops gas bloat
within minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Dodge Training
School Faculties

Wars influence on education
was strongly emphasized last
week when 20 faculty members
of Midwestern high schools began
an eight weeks training course
at tho Chrysler Corporations
apprentice training school Al the
Dodge main plant.
All Of these educators and
teachers are working for a
masters or doctors degree at the
universities Of Michigan, Wayne,
Northwestern or Cincinnati. and
they will receive full college
credit for the work done at the
Dodge school
A special program OF instruc-
ton including 40 hours a week
OF actual machine shop work. has
been laid out by John NJ. AmiSS,
director OF industrial education,
and representatives of the uni
VerSitieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Hotels Available
At Miami Beach
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. July 81.
MIAMI BEACH now has adj

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. July 81.
MIAMI BEACH now has adj
ditional housing facilities avail
able for both summer and
winter visitors.
Although the army still oc-
cupies a great portion Of the
city's accommodations. the war
department has announced that
100 hotels and apartments pre-
viously occupied by soldiers will
be returned for use by civilians.
The army will retain 216 hotels
and apartments for continuance
of the highly successful Miami
Beach program" of training
soldiers.
Return of the housing facili-
ties for use by civilians gives
Miami Beach 889 apartments
with 9.307 units and la hotels
with 6,847 rooms to accom-
niodate civilians.
Prospective visitors are being
cautioned TO time their trips so
there will be no conflict with
the movement of troops or with
travel of persons important to
war effort.
All persons planning a vaca-
ton here are being urged TO
communicate first with the
Miami Beach Chamber of Com
merce 10 ascertain what accom-
modations are available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

A group or girls have built A
house, naI. by nail, board by
board.
The women squadron Of the
Civil Air Patrol Il HarWng AR
field auxiliary of the army air
force, pooled their personal re-
sources for the lumber. paint. and
naIis, and under the supervision
OF Warrant Officer Robert Kirk
OF the Civil Air Patrol, actually
constructed the building which is
going 10 be their headquarters
and lounge center.
The women pilots, observers.
radio operators. and members of
the ground crew VIII finance the
interior furnishings as well.
This group OF defenSe-mlnded
girls whose organization was
formed two months after Pearl
Harbor, serve their country by
substituting for men in anti-sub-
marine patrol, lake and river
navigation. 10 scout ground and
weather conditions for boats. and
IN forest fire patrol, Ii Lillian
Smith Of the squadron of public
relations, said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Black Market
Meeting Called

A mass meeting Of Detroit fruit
vendors 10 discuss ways TO smash
the black market in fruits and
vegetables will be held Tuesday
at s p. m. in the Hebrew School
auditorium. 1245 w. Philadelphia,
it was announced Saturday by
Morris T. Goldberg. president of
the Detroit Fruit Vendors Asso-
citation.
Goldberg said that every store
keeper. standkeeper and vendor is
invited 10 attend.
The meeting will be addressed
by OPA officials. city officials and
the heads of the various fruit and
vegetable auction houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Fun Found
On Boats
IL South
by EMILE BASEL
United Press stan Writer

> s l~OOAso, 1NAN o.
VNHE broad highway OF the
Il Mississippi River calls for
no gas coupons from IT'S trav-
elers, and ST. LouiSans. like
modern DeSotos. are rediscover-
ing the great river as a place
for rest and fun.
Excursion steamers, motor
boats and cabin cruisers chug
up and down the river loaded
with Sunday and "day-off'
crowd. A show boat. named
after Capt. Henry's "Goldenrod'
in Edna Ferbers book, is COM
fortably tucked away against
the bank. The voices Of steam
boating Hamlets emoting over
East Lynne" or The Face on
the Barroom Floor struggle
above the hoarSe moan Of tug
boat whistles and the constant
roar of trains pushing through
the lower deck Of EadS Bridge
or tearing along the elevated
tracks that follow the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
AZ Buried Bodies
Have Wax Heads

/ IN the Portuguese frontier city
: Of Barca Il Alba. near the Spanish
border town of Lumbrales. there
/ recently occurred one Of the
weirdeSt incidents in police history.
In exhuming a recently buried
corps in a case in which the fam
lily suspected foul play. the police
surgeon made the gruesome dis
covery that the head had been
severed and a wax replica buried
with the body.
Where the trial led, and It's
cerie denouement, will be re-
enacted on The Front Page Drama
with The Detroit Sunday Times
on 10 Radio Stations in Michigan
and Ontario next Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
the day Of the broadcast differing
on various stations:
MICHIGAN
WJLB. Detroit. 4 p. m. Friday;
WFDF. Flint, 1870 p. m. Friday;
WOOD-WASH. Grand Rapids.
S;45 p. m. (CWT) Friday; WIBM,
Jackson, 9 p. m. Friday; WIN,
Lansing, 9 p. m. Friday; WINS,
Ironwood. ais p m. CCWT)
Wednesday; WKBZ. Muskegon,
7:l5 p. m. Friday; VICAR, Pom
tiac. 2:45 p. m. Thursday; WSAM,
Saginaw. 7:15 p. m Friday;
WTCM. Traverse City, 100 p, m.
Wednesday; WILLS, Port Huron,
ll:30 a. m. Friday.
ONTARIO
CFCO. Chatham. $50 p. m.
Thursday; CKOC, Hamilton. lis
p. m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener,
9 p m. Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa,
els p. m. Friday; GIGS, STRAIT
ford. las p. m. Friday.
Material for The Front Page
Drama, one of which is broadcast
on the station named, comes from
The files of The American Weekly,
Americas most interesting maya
zine, distributed each week with
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
100000 Men Moved
I0verseas Since 1941

WASHINGTON, July 81 CUP
The army transportation corps,
celebrating its first anniversary
today, disclosed that 100000 men
have been moved to overseas
bases in so countries since Pearl
Harbor and supplied with 10000
900 measurement tons of army
supplies.
An average OF seven and one
quarter tons of supplies per man
were shipped abroad in initial
troop movements, and an average
of slightly more than a ton of
supplies per man per month was
required for maintenance over
seas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Costs little-Does Much

GiIian's cost Is only a few pennies
a day. Certainly not much for the
hope of buoyant health IL prom
Uses 10 bring. This medicine is
sold by all Cunningham's Drug
Stores In Detroit and throughout
Michigan. Help yourself to health
Start today by buying a bottle al
Gillian. One bottle will convince
you. Costs little. hut Il helps bring
a new life Of health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
NEW EQUIPMENT

Fisher also disclosed that It was
necessary 10 design and install
completely new equipment and
that the plant had 10 be COM
pletely renovated before produc-
tion was begun New floors had
10 be laid and assembly areas had
20 be aforementioned. 50 fine j.
the precision work an6 so close
the toleranceS. Constant temper
atuIcS are maintained IN rooms
that are as nearly dust proof as
possible
Final testing and inspection OPP
erotionS are done under simulated
flight conditions and all parts are
subjected 10 rigorous tests as var
lous operations are completed.
For example the float, an integral
part Of the transmitter, is i'm
merSed in a VarSol solution for a
2l-day period in order 10 test the
porosity Of the metal and Soldercd
POINTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
76-Year-0Id Marine
Goes Back 10 Sea

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 81
(UP)-Charles Oldberg, rs, has
passed his physical examination
easily and is going to see again.
Oldberg. Norwegian-born sea
veteran who sailed for 40 years
before taking a job as a hydraulic
press operator in war plant, will
be sworn in as a merchant marine
captain today in New York City.
He served in a similar capacity
during World War l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
v. s. Gets Michigan Forests

WASHINGTON, July 81 (UP)
President Roosevelt by procla-
nation today set aside as part of
the Huron. Manistee. Ottawa,
Marquette and Hiawatha nationa
forests, lands which the United
States acquired from Michigan
through land exchanges. All III,
forests are IN Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
; Sugar Plants
To Remain Idle

The Michigan Sugar Co. Of
Saginaw will reduce the number
of its sugar beet processing
plants from six TO three during
the 1943 season 80 that plants in
operation will have enough beets
on hand TO assure a reasonable
period of operation" il was an
nounced Saturday by Godfrey s.
ChildS, president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Pride Of Mississippi

Pride Of the Mississippi and
queen of the port is the Admiral
-374 feet of steel and chrome
streamlined into the best han
dim boat on the river" Four
enclosed decks divide her 65
feet of heighs two of them COM
pleteiy aforementioned, and a
sun deck for those who like a
sun tan. At 10 a. m. and at
9 p. m. the great gray side
wheeler turns her nose down.
stream, then. several hours
later, swings in the channel and
fights her way back 10 dock at
the foot of Washington avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Holiday Spirit Runs High

Excursions last six hours dur
ing the day and three hours
at night. The holiday spirit
starts with the first passenger
on board and carries through
until the last one walks. limpS
Or staggers ashore. Passengers
line the port rails on all four
decks before sailing time. YELL
ing and cheering on last-minute
rivals.
AS the last cable slips and the
great streamliner noses into the
channel passengers spread out
for the dance floor. where the
orchestra is already taking a
few practice swings-make for
chairs on the sun decks-stake
claims on tables on the air
conditioned dining decks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
81 Felt Miserable"

81 had stomach trouble, constlpa-
ton and indigestion for years. ]
would get awful gas pains. dizzy
spells and torturing headaches.
Also, sharp pains in my side and
back. | just felt miserable all the
time and was so weak / could
hardly do my housework. After
taking Gillian these ailments were
wonderfully relieved. / can digest
my food now. no longer have
those pains and dizzy spells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Sax-Kdy Appoints
New Fur Director

SaX-kay announces the appoint
ment of Emanuel Postner as
designer and director Of the fur
department, succeeding Fred II.
Krieser who leaves TO Join the
u. s. army. " XIV. ~
Postner is well known in De-
troiters, having been connected
with prominent furriers, in Detroit
and New York. Previously Posner
had spent seven years in the fur
! industry in London and Paris.