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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26


Gaulle and Giraud togethe'
I'VE made numerous ovcrtureS 10
both sides with no success" exs
planned the President, "0lrRud
was willing, but De0aullo turned
us down flat, Finally, IN despcr.
alton, I suggested 10 Winston
Churchill:
T.et's have q shotgun wed.
ding
Churchill got q big laugh out
OF this, The President went en-
to explain that no promised 10
produce the bride-0irRud --- II
Churchill would provide the
groom--DeO aullc, Churchill said
he would carry out his end,
"Iflnally came che day Of the
wedding" the President told the
visiting Congressman. "Wo had
the church, the padre tthe Pres
itlent pointed 10 HIMSELF, the
bride and the gun. But the groom
failed 10 show up. Churchill
couldn't produce him, When
asked what the trouble was, the
Prime Minister shook his head
sadly. De0aullc, he said, had
changed his mind.
1.-THE situation locked pretty
hopeless" che President consln.
ued, but then I had bright
idea"
"WhO nays DeGaulle?" he
asked Churchill.
The Prime Minister replied: II
do. say, I hadn't thought about
that. General De0aulle Is being
financed by the British govern.
ment. believe you have some
thing"
50 Churchill put the matter up
cold turkey 10 DeGaulle, the Pres
ident suggesting that he tell the
general ''nO come, no pay"
believe II or not" added the
President, ''DcGaulle showed up
in Casablanca within che next
"a hours"
However, the wedding was never
contaminated, because DeGaulle
was too stubborn.
JEANNE D'ARC DeGAULI.E
DeGaulle was constantly strik-
ing dramatic attitudes.
"VVhat France needs Is q great
soul In this hour Of peril" he
said one day. II am that SOUL"
At his conversational best, the
President gesticulated dramatical-
ly as he described the scene. The
sophomore Congressman enjoyed
the show immensely.
''In the next BREATH" recount
ed che President, "DeGaulle got
ON the subject Of Jeanne dare,
who, he said, had come out Of
the skies 60 Ilberate the French
In another period.
4 am the Jeanne dare Of
this era the general pro.
claimed"
At the second conference,
Roosevelt made an earnest effort
to get DeGaulle to bury the
hatchet with Giraud, but It was
tough going. DeGaulle agreed to
a reconciliation and the estab-
llshment Of joint French War
council in North Africa only on
the condition that Oiraud would
play a secondary role.
II will be the George Clemen.
ceau," he declared grandilO-
quently.
This time the President couldn't
conceal his mirth: "Walt o min
ute" he said, II knew Ciemen-
ceau very well during the last
war. He was one Of the toughest,
two-fisted fighters / have ever
met. Nov. General, what would
like to know Is this-how can you
be Joan Of Arc one day and Gle
inenceau the next?"
Lest some Of his listeners might
get the wrong impression from his
fun-poking at DeGaulle, the Pres.
ident added In serious vein that
he was interested only In the lib.
Grafton" Of France, and would not
rest until the French people are
relieved Of the Nazi yoke.
NOTE:--Since the CasabIanca
conference. DeGaulle. perhaps due
TO London Washington straight
arm diplomacy. has seemed more
amenable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Killing the Vltamins

Does a drink Of whiskey taken be-
fore q meal kill the yitamins IN
food? &c. Is. ID
Answer--Not particularly, but Il
kills the drinker sooner than II
would II taken on full stomach.
Plug for q Bank
Why not put In plug for the
Blood Bank. Your approval might
help the Red Cross lot In the fine
work they are doing In that line.
With several friends I gave pint
and we are just waiting for the bank
TO come here again. Oh. b.
Answer-Any adult who Is not III
may give a pint of blood with per-
feet safety and without risk Of any
injury to health. Many give dona-
tions Of blood repeatedly and they
are unanimous In saying II has no
III effect--some such donors even
claim their health Is better than
ever before. A healthy person who
will not give a mere pint OF blood
now should wear yellow badge.
Little Lessons Helped
Only wish I could tell you what
think Of your splendid Little Les.
sons In the Ways Of HEALTH" The
benefits I have derived from them
are beyond expression. Your fine
health teachings are q boon to q
troubled old world. (M. e. HI
Answer-Thank you, ma'am. Your
fine letter Is q boon to troubled
OF Doc Brady.
Il Is Just Faulty Education
From the way you talk 1t would
seem that constipation is a condi-
ton people deliberately cultivate,
perhaps for the pleasure of taking
physics all the time. ! want to tell
you. On. l.. 3D.
Answer--No, 1t Is Just a bad habit,
which develops because Of faulty
education, neglect of primary phys
iology. II you are a victim ! sug-
gest you break down and slip me O.
clean dime (you know. one not all
stuck UP with glue, adhesive tape,
sticking plaster and the like) and q
three-cent stamped envelope bearing
your address, for the booklet "Con-
stipation Habit and Colon Hygiene"
At first reading you will infer that
I'm @ bit crazy. on second reading
you may possibly wonder II I'm as
unbalanced as you thought at first.
Copyright, 1913. John y. Ollie Co..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
Your Health
By d.. william Brady

olgnea lsataFa pertaining - peFA
uunAl health ana hyglenA mae -
dlseAaa. almgnos@ % treatment
WIN - answered ~ De- Dgaay q
= stamped sell-aodEesea envelape
b aneasaaa. EelteFa ehoala be ogaee
ana written ln lnk. Ne rNnly cen
he made - queEeea net contoEEA~
lnR b lnNlraetlonA Address DA
William Brady, National News
paper service. 30 wet MaalseA
street. CAleaee. M
~ mOUSEWORH ExERClsge
NY back h san aching from slee
M say Mary Joanl aged seven
months and my other eremlln aged
three years. writes = mother aeed
twenty-Slx, aud my spirits are
droopy and tired (poor elrcUlatlonSl
and I have thick ropes that ere
supposed h be my veins, = The
Injection treatment for varlcoS0
veins expensive and proionRedp Z
aTn gaining weight IN spite % much
activity sorubhlng, cleaning, cook,
AIM WAoltaksAs NAA ttt WNWaA &Ay
life with cur two uremllns =,
CNsrs, X. w, H.
whether this young mother's
haekache and tired feeling may Do
due 10 unrepaired laeerNtlon IN
childbirth Of course can be deter
mined only by examination. Il that
Ia the case, then by al means sfa
should have che plastic repair OPP
Grafton now, on the other hand, 10
may be that all OF her complaints
are due 10 q slow form Of metabol-
Ism, the combustion process that
goes on constantly In the body, from
functional inaetiolty OF the thyroid
gland, which physicians call hypo-
thyroidiSm,
Tentatively ana not that ] know
any more than the next doctor
knows about It. I suggest that even
u iodine shortage Is not tho fUnda-
mental cause Of such hypothyroid-
Ism Il seems TO me 10 have . good
deal to do with II, At any rate,
supplementing the diet with q suit
able ration Of iodine seems % help
these sufferers from hypothyroid-
Ism remarkably, although results
may DO expected only after months
OF Il. Send n three.cent stamped
envelope bearing your address, for
instructions for Taking an todin
Ratlon" (tho "iodin' spelling, FOLKS
Il my silly attempt 10 make people
spell iodine rs II iS pronounced, bub
I haven't reached first base with
Noah Webster, I'm afraid,
The young mother complains that
In spite OF all the housework she
does she continues TO gain weight.
And that reminds mo Of another
shortage which, I believe, Is re-
SponSlble for much overeating, that
Is, eating more than Is required for
maintaining normal body weight
and efficiency, but that Is another
story which will be told another
day. !.
This young mothers complaint
once more raises the question; Is
llousework oxercisee Frankly, girls,
I have ponderod this question q
great deal while washing the dishes
and doing my chamberworks eS~
pecially while turning the mat
tresscs upside down and hithcrsidc
yon, as my boss specifies, and !
was about to reach the conclusion
that housewoork Is plenty Of exer-
cise.-when the Young Snip handed
IN q minority report on the queS-
ton, and now wen have to review
the whole question.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

1.-THE Body OF b.
Franklin, Printer
Like the Cover
OF an old Book,
Its Contents torn
out, and stript OF
Its Lettering and
Gildin @ Lies
here, Food for
Worms. But the
Work shall not be
lost: For 1t will
Gas he believed
appear once more,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
Views Of The Press

/ hatred that the Japanese won from
Americans at Pearl Harbor Is sup.
ported and strengthened by new
cold hatred.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

counseled not TO give our first at
tention to the action side Of religion
but TO the faith side. and II we do
this and the faith Is genuine, the
action side takes care OF itself.
Faith leads TO commitment and
commitment 10 trust and trust TO
good living, and all these 10 eternal
life-to that new and more ele-
CANT Edition" about which Frank
LIN wrote.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Service Men
And Social
Security
~ PETER EDISON
waterbury Democrat washington
COFFONnNnAonel

What 10 do about the social ses
uurlty beneilts-tho old age pension
money and the survivors insurance
OF men and women going Into the
armed services from private eEns
ployment--ls one that Is still kick
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
Washington Merry Round

FDR Tells How Shotgun Wedding Of Dsous and GOud Foed;
French When Churchill Threatened Stop Funds
Domoxes Himself Combination Of Jeanne Dare Cemeneecu
Admired Kna Believes Well Lick Submarine Menace In 46 Months
ernes) who
visited with the President chiefs recently let on some
difficulty French Generals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

fat collection as q duty. but e d also
an opportunity. the opportunity 70
take that crack at the enemy that
we have been wishing for.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
THE NEW EDITION
By EARL l.. DOUGLASS d. d.

THE NEW EDITION
After the death Of Benjamin
Franklin there. was found among
his papers an epitaph which un-
happily was never placed on his
tomb. But here Is what he wrote:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
ROOsEvELT's CORN EIKKER

GN0SgUs HAAsA ~ SNSNNaN
Beer flowed freely Mt the White
House meeting and large quantl-
ties OF crackers and cheese were
consumed, The President kept q
glass Of beer at his side from
which he slipped moderately.
when someone Joklngly referred
10 his ''oapaclty," he remarked
with q grin that no had no doubt
developed u In Georgia during
Prohibition days,
There was q knack 10 getting
good corn liquor In Georgia, the
President recalled. Tho sheriff
always sold tho best stuff, How
ever, even this was sometimes too
potent TO be taken straight,
~ had = recipe FOR mixing two
kinds Of corn llquor together In
q cocktail" Roosevelt gFlnned.
"lt wasn't 10 bad that way"
Turning 70 Representative
sidney Camp Of Georgia, he
added: by Che way, sidney, I
believe ! got that recipe from
your brother"
There was q howl at this, and
then the meeting settled down 10
q discussion Of the war by Army
and Navy chieftains. Admiral Err
nest King, Chief Of Naval Oper-
ations, predicted that the Mari
submarine menace would be licked
within four TO six months, by
which time we would have q large
number Of escort vessels for con-
voys.
ROXY's FIGHTING COLORs
Gen. Henry II. tHap) Arnold,
the Army's air chief, related how
o unit of American planes, known
as the Baby Squadron" because
It was made up Of young, newly
trained flyers, had spearheaded
the early fighting In Tunisia.
Using P-40's, this squadron shot
down 81 Nazl planes while losing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

An Rights Observation-Disclosures
Newspaper syndicate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac
Moonrises 1:l7 a. m. (war time).
Sun rises $50 q. m. sets 7:42 p. m. (war
time).
Vehicles must be lighted eiirty minutes
after sunset
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Copyright. is4s, by United Fea
ture Syndicate, Inc.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

IIheI Rs cHONlNG
BILE MOUSE Greer Carson and
Ronald Colman In Random HAIR
vest" i 30. 1 =. AS. TOO. 10 90
RIAITo-ciaudet1s Colbert and joel
McCrsz IN Palm Beach story,
III 40. ais. SEQ 7.f5. 10 &c. also
Anne Shirley and EDDIE Albert IN
Lady Bodygusra .os. SO. $40
RoNI Edward Arnold and Ann
HARDING n ETes N The MINT.
i.20 4 20, ~ 10 80. also the Ritz
BrothsHs In BEHIND The Elsht
Ball 1910. ala. 6.is. $40.
NJ sc BOA-TIm holt ana Bonita
Granville In -Hitleris Children 7
i24s. 400 TO. 10 90. also Bash
Rathhone and EIgel Bruce IN .sner-
lock Holmes and The secret Weap-
on Il 80. 2 40 5:55. e;o5.
CAMEo-Roy Rogers and smiley Bur
ana Donald o'connor IN 1t Comes
Up Love
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLA--Bing Crosby and Dorothy
Lannour In Road To Morocco 81 also
Claire Trevor ana Burgess Meredith
IN Street Of Chance
/ CAPITOI.-Lloyo Nolan and Mary
Beth Hughes in Blue white AND
Perfect" also Sidney Toler IN
castle In The Desert
COMM - Rosalind Russell In
My Sister Eileen also The Man
In The Trunk"
KAY STREET = Clarke Gable and
Lana Turner IN Somewhere I'll
Find You"
LAkEwooD-Rloha DIX and Kent
Taylor IN Tombstone. also Es-
| cape From Crime"
PARk-Ann Dvorak and Ben Lyon in
This Was Paris" also Richard DIX
and Frances Clifford IN Tomb
stone
PRoCToR-Ray Milland and Betty
FIELD IN Are Husbands Necessary,
also Preston Foster ana Patricia
Morrison in Night In New Orleans.
REALART Rosalino russei and
Brian Aherne IN My sister Eileen.
REA-MargareJ Lindsay ana William
Gargan IN Enemy Agents Meet
Ellery Queen" also Humphrey Be-
CART ana Mary Astor In across The
Pacific"
RIVIERA - Veronica Lake and Alan
Laid in The Glass Key also
Johnny Mack Brown in Boss OF
Hangtown Mesa"
sHELI-Ann Corio and Buster Crabbs
in The Jungle Siren" also Johnny
Mack Brown in Fighting BIZ
Fargo"
SUNSET - Ginger Rogers and Ray
Milland in THE Major and the
/ Minor"
/ TENPIE-Ronald Reagan and Errol
| Flynn in Desperate Journey also
Richard Travis ana Julie Bishop IN
Buses Roar"
LIBERTY. PuyaiIup Greer Carson
and Walter Pidgeon in Mrs. Mini
YER" also Our Gang Comedy.
+ RIVIERA. sumner Paul NUM- IN
] Commands Strike At Dawn"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Riviera Offers Murder Mystery

The kind Of supercharged sus-
pense and excitement that made
Dashiell Hsmmett's Thin Man"
and Maltese Falcon the hts
they were. are said to be packed
into his newest thriller. Para
mounts The Glass key" which
comes today to the Riviera thester
with Bran D7nlevy. Veronica
Lake arc alan Ladd co-starrsd.
The story has to do With shady
politics. high-powered. three
eornered romance and a battling
murder. Donlevy. political boss. is
engaged to Veronica who pretends
10 love him 50 that he will back
her father in the mayoralty race.
She really loves Laid. Donlevy's
right-hand-man. When Veronica
brother Is murdered and Donlevy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

be the son Of "Flash," onetime
famous dog star. all but steals
the show from Arnold. One
is even justified In stating
that without his sterling
portrayal, the picture would
have fallen short Of the mark
II aftains. II Ia hut seldom
one Is privileged TO witness
such a display Of intelligence
and training as IL exhibited by
this beautiful "Seeine Eye"
companion Of the sightless
solver of crimes.
On the same bill with Arnold
Friday a Co., is a picture featur'
ing the Ritz brothers. Called Be
hind The Eight Ball." 1t employ,
the talents Of Carol Bruce. Dicl
Foran. Grave Mcdonald, Johnny
Downs, William Demarest anc
Sonny Durham and his orchestra
Your reporter saw the last part
of tfs attraction and isn't any toe
enthusiastic about it. II you en-
Joy the Ritz brothers or are one
who hasn't seen too much of them
you will probably get quite kick
out of their contribution.
No doubt, they have much
talent but there Ia a similarity
about their offerings which
tends to limit their popularity.
They were pushed pretty hard
when they first came to
Hollywood and, like the Marx
brothers, seem TO find II diff
ficult to keep up the pace
On the vaudeville stage where
their visits are separated by a
good IL months or more, they can
sell the same line of goods" with
out losing any ground but re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
One OF His Best,

A most capable supporting cast
assists the star in the telling Of
q story which gets away to q slow
start but picks up momentum As
IT goes along. Ann Harding. Dom
m Reed. Katherine Emery. Horace
NacNally. Allen Jenkins. Stanley
Ridges. Reginald Denny and Fri
day. have the more important as
signments.
~Friday." who happens TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

script Is by Arthur T. Norman,
and the camera work is said 10
have given the picture some of
the most thrilling aerial warfare
scenes ever shown.
Companion film is "Busses
Roar" with Julie Bishop and
Richard Travis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
ACTUAL EXPERT

Lieut. r.ooert Aisner. technical
adviser on Warner Bros Casa
blanca" Is former French sol
der who escaped from Europe VIA
the French Moroccan city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

peated appearances In pictures is
poison for comedy acts.
Walt Disney's DER Fuehrer's
Face" featuring Donald Duck,
does not justify advance ballyhoo
but the newreel will give you the
thrill Of your life. 1t covers ac-
tion shots on the war front which
makes home, sweet home" a
blessing from heaven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

is accused. things pop fast and
furiously.
Others in the film are Bonita
Granville. Richard Dennine. Joseph
CaIela and William BendIX.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

: AS timely as the headlines on
the pages of this newspaper is
the completely absorbing adven-
ture film which opens today
at the Temple theater. Titled
Desperate Journey" it tells the
story of five members of a Brit
ish bomber crew who arc shot
down in Germany and their
adventurous journey across Eu-
rope toward safety.
In the leading roles are Enrol
Flynn and Ronald Reagan, both
of whom are well cast. Alan Hale.
Arthur Kenneday and Ronald Sim
clair make up the rest of the
bombing crew, Raymond Massey
Is cast ms an intelligence officer.
and Nancy Coleman has the lead
ing feminine role.
Directed by Raoul Walsh. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Looking fo- = home Read the
Times Want Ads.
Rent your vacant room with .
Times Want Ad. Call MAin 315l.
ask for an ad taker.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
LOueIIa Parsons
in HoM~ool

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Is -Twen-
tieih Is letting Re-d4st- grow
around Mr.. Dick Haynes now that
.ts Quigley poll nominates him
1e most popular crooner' on the
airt Wonder how the Sinatra
fanatics VIII take that? Anyway
Haynes, who, is. young and good
looking As well As vocal gets his
chance co-StaTing withLynn Bari
in when Irish Eyes Are Smiling 20
It's based on the life OF Ernest
Ball who wrote the title song as
well as such hits as Boy of Mine, %
Mother Machree' and Let the
Rest of the World Go By
The Irish opry also lines up As
Damon RunyonS first production
AT 20th Century Fox Many of
Damon friends have written me
recently inquiring about his health.
! IN happy TO say he Is all right
-IncldentallA-- don't confuse When
IRISH Eyes Are Smiling with the
Chauncey OiCott motIe Charlie
Rogers Will make, My Wild irish
Rose.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
HANDY FLU

-E,4HeS AA+4%eR j. -t+-e- -rl-----l- -iilrn--
duccr I know who has made that
old debbll' liu pay dividends.
Like almost every one m Holly
wood. Carey was beddcd for
three or four davs and under the
care OF doctor. Bot WhIIc The
medico was administering pills,
Carey got him to- talking about
Unusual cases he had handled
and presto plot for a new DIR.
Gillespie movie came INTO shape
--.F4-,- jj,tt-eiti,-e-,'+- +-----t -@-f,4.---
YOU know and while he hasn't a
title he says the story is honey.
Wonder Z The doctor Wli, include
the yarn on hlS bill?
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28

IT }uu want lI. Nt' fiN ''i'' vf-
cnHI Charm winch isn't Tationa-
rr--r-7rtt r1tf -t1ftr-r fiff-- ffri-ti-4 -
your cn'or,aInWcnf. thpr we Sug-
pcsN YOU rush right 0Ecr 10 the
Srattrr Tcrracr Room and GET q
load of Carl Bri,sou, the E1upcan
dream prince. vino opened .asi
night
Yoy may remember Br.eson as
thc boy who FIRST fascinated You
wIri7 his s0urV m carly Farrrottf-'
deals but since then ho has gone
back 'o Europe. giycr the AXIS
powers an The answers they
needed and como back 10 this
country 90 turn his real charm
ON
What No. rs doing ,u this coun-
try doesn't need hah.tucs OF
Versailles f0 put the stamp Of
approval ~ prove
All you need t0 d0 IS 10 catch
hsn singing hIs own version of
"Tho Last Two ] Saw Paris .
rhioh reduces oEery patron of the
Terrace Room 20 q nee 0cmo-
n1ltLa ltaLn II tla-E and t0li
rcalIc uef what tnc gus got.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
II GooD SrPPORT

Of course. %at BtandW5 rnc
and bus orctesLra really help %
put Brssou over and tne accom-
pan.st q tne piano isn't making
HII,snn ferl anN pILn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered io your daor from Your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28

in Heaven" first but Jack Chcrtok
read the TrLlmho story and liked
II so much ne decided TO give IT
priority Interesting the way so
many of oHr dramatic actresses
are asking for comedies goodness
knows we need a few laughs these
DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
zANUCK COURAGEOUS

You have 10 hand il 10 Daryl
Zsnuck for his courage IN putting
all unknoWns in The Purple
Heart The entire male east,
with the sole exception of Dana
Andrews and Sam Levene are all
newcomers. kcvln O'Shea rs new,
Farley Granger has only made one
picture and there are FIVE korean
actors who play leads. Lewis Mile
stone who IS directing, rs already
deep IN work. That means Daryl
has two PICTURES rolling Purple
Heart and Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28

Larry Adler, harmonica
artist, appears a solOist
with the Detroit symphony
Orchestra Thursday night
i'm Masonic Auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
-BAAkHEAn PRAISES

Mary Anderson didn't have
very biz part IN The Song OF
Bernadcttc. but she photographs
so welt and is such a promising
young actress / look 10 see her do
much -hcl1er- 1LLLu-A.- 1AcI LIL.nL
.StrombeTg who has been angling
for ammo Baxter has decided 90
give Mary hor original part OF the
ucUollC meanie which She PLAYED
on the stage IN Guest IN TIC
IlouSe.
Iallulah Bankhcad did rave
over Mary in Lucboat and praise
from Bankhead Is praise indeed
Speaking Of Tailulah. Joseph
Schenck says gOth has offered her
q fong-tern contract because she
is 50 good 4IHchoat.
not Az hILABEE
Iupr0 has served notke on
: 1ITTTTI II TT'7''7T-F- = - 5yd7i5iT-F TOT
u EGAt LCA.- AlELI-z L4I .4I.nlL--.-lEE EE.l---
a. 'c~ls. Sine Is gong 20 be With
iNr hero husband Capt LOUIS
hayward until ne returns 10
sCfIve duiy
WarroI> VII have Nice, Nv
Friend p Dalton Trnbo comedy
ready for her whom she returns
Sac MAS 20 H-tla t5rt- rt-t---t ~ III 4 n rt7rrir- 7rrir-
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
SAVE MONEY on
Fur-Trirnmed Goats!

S.oero'Y 9ao-ed ~asteroieces piled
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a01 other +op-arade fyrs. Toas-Iwar
to-e,tr'~os fashions tavor'-e sly les
i0cloro many many t-xeoos
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28
BrisSOn Charms
StatIer CrOWds /
nv CHNRLES GENTRY

M q spTcld co0IU on chaIr8 and fo po-r7 VI
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-28

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1898 COATS SSS.50
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